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I wonder if he lives in a valley?
The new host of Q has been announced! It's Shad / Shadrach Kabango. Some coverage at the Globe and the Mothership. [more inside]
Hot Dog: the Music Video
Shred Kelly, a "five-piece "stoke-folk," banjo-driven band from the ski-bum town of Fernie, B.C" have just put out a video for their song Sing to the Night, which may not be the most Canadian video of all time, but it's still a lot of fun, and a bravura piece of one-shot backwards-skiing stoke-folk film-making.
"You know, you have a very musical voice."
You've probably never heard anything quite like the musical documentary More About Henry. Remixing interviews with musical interpretation, composer Adam Goddard has woven a unique work of art from the stories of his grandfather, Henry Robert Tindale Haws, who spent a half-century farming in rural Ontario. More About Henry first aired on CBC Radio's Ideas. [more inside]
Searching for Iran's lost funk
"...it should be made clear that Tehran in the '70s was not an equivalent to New Orleans, Chicago or Detroit. There was no funk haven per se, but within the Iranian pop world some tracks did appear, and those records are a rare treasure trove for funk aficionados." — Searching for Iran's lost funk [more inside]
a tribe called red & electric pow wow
Native Appropriations: A Tribe Called Red: Powwow Step and social commentary for the masses - Based in Ottawa, Ontario, "DJs NDN (Nipissing First Nation), Bear Witness (Cayuga), and Shub (Cayuga) are A Tribe Called Red. ATCR creates an eclectic sound made up of a wide variety of musical styles ranging from hip-hop, dancehall, electronic, and their own mash-up of club and pow wow music, known as pow wow step." music videos: Red Skin Girl - Electric Pow Wow Drum - Native Puppy Love - NDNs From All Directions - Pow Wow Riddim streaming audio @ CBC: Pow Wow Step & Powwowzers [more inside]
Music and Modern Media Archive
The CBC Radio 3 Digital Magazine ran from November 2002 until March 2005, garnering numerous accolades in Canada and abroad with its unique blend of music, journalism, literature and photography. Here is the complete archive of 105 issues. [more inside]
Music That Changed The World
"It's like cancelling John Peel": R.I.P. Brave New Waves, 1984-2007.
Buried in code within a CBC press release regarding the revamp of CBC Radio is the death of the late-night radio show called Brave New Waves. Long rumoured, deeply cherished, widely chronicled, rerunned since May 2006, gone this March.
I Know I'm Not Alone
I Know I'm Not Alone: 10 minute embedded video interview of Michael Franti regarding his jaunt to Iraq (and Palestine/Israel), originally broadcast on CBC's The Hour.
CBC Radio Available in Podcast Form
The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) is pumping out a pile of podcasts that have covered the importance of offensive comics to Art Spiegelman, 600 bands over 54 shows, Captain America versus the American government, Amy Sedaris and geekdom, the journey of young immigrants, French philosopher Alain Finkielkraut and Harper's publisher John MacArthur discussing Europe and America perspectives since 9/11, the after life, sex with monkeys, what radio producers do, the french word "corps", Bonnie Fuller's "The Joys of Much Too Much: Go For the Big Life — The Great Career, The Perfect Guy, and Everything Else You've Ever Wanted (Even If You're Afraid You Don't Have What It Takes)", Veteran Washington reporter Helen Thomas and some other bits & bobs [Breakdown inside]
The Wire
The Wire This award winning CBC radio series incorporates interviews, music and sound to explore the impact of electricity on music, from Edison to Caruso to Les Paul to Bjork. Exhaustively researched and beautifully produced, it's somewhere between a documentary, a remix and a music show. The home site has excerpts, playlists, and the remix from each show, but you can listen to all eight episodes in their entirely at PRX (you'll need to login first).
Roots Music Canada
Roots Music Canada (warnings: music, mucho flash) gives you access to independent Canadian folk/country/world/etc music for free. It's fairly new, so there's not a ton of stuff there yet, but Canadians are free to submit their music (it's run by the CBC). A good application of publicly-owned media, no? (Eh, and for the more electronically-minded, there's also a New Music Canada.)
Tick Tock Bang
Tick Tock Bang (script) (from CBC's Ideas) (from 1999) is an enjoyable way to spend 45 minutes. A survey of Noise as Music from Schoenberg to Glass to Kraftwerk to Industrial and Techno. Noise Art is here to stay.
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I happen to think bald girls in hats are really very cute, and yet, I never thought of myself that way when I had my very own shiny scalp. I covered that thing with a wig the minute my hair was gone, and I only took it off once my locks were back. I'm sure most chemo-stricken gals would agree: it's really hard to look at just a face.
I mean, hair is important, just look at the whole industry built around it. We shampoo, condition, straighten, curl, color, fluff, puff and otherwise primp most days of our lives. It's quite shocking when the hair is gone, which is why I admire those — like Nancy — who can just slap on a cap and proceed with grace.
Nancy has been a breast cancer survivor since June 1, 2009, when she was diagnosed with invasive lobular carcinoma. She's been documenting her journey on her blog, Milk Dud Warrior, which you really should visit, but in a nutshell, she's had surgery, chemotherapy and she's now in the throes of radiation. Her story is inspiring, and I promise you'll like it. Bonus: you'll get to see her in the loveliest of hats!


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Volunteering to learn: employee development through community action
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This report forms part of the CIPD's Learning to Work programme, which aims to promote the role of employers in reducing youth unemployment, and build the business case for investing in the future workforce. The programme also promotes direct contact with young people via two youth volunteering programmes: Steps Ahead Mentoring and Inspiring the Future.
Research exploring volunteering typically focuses on the impact on the recipient organisation or individual. This research turns the tables by considering the impact on the employee. In our November 2013 report, Youth social action and transitions into work: what role for employers?, we identified a connection between volunteering and employee development. The aim of this research is to delve deeper into this link to understand how employees develop through participating in volunteering schemes.
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Comic-Con Exclusive: Your first look at Universal's SF 'Skyline'
Type: Post | Date: Thursday, Jul 22, 2010Plus some hints about what you'll see at Friday's Hall H panel
Type: Event | Date: Friday, Nov 12, 2010So you're saying we shouldn't go into the light? We've heard conflicting reports.
What do the 'Megamind' and 'Skyline' panels have in common in Hall H at Comic-Con?
Type: Post | Date: Thursday, Jul 15, 2010And could it be true? Motion/Captured t-shirts?
Watch: 'Skyline' trailer adds monsters to the mix
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Treatment of children living with HIV
An estimated 3.2 million children were living with HIV at the end of 2013, mostly in sub-Saharan Africa. Majority of them acquire HIV from their HIV-infected mothers during pregnancy, birth or breastfeeding. With efficacious interventions the risk of mother-to-child HIV transmission can be reduced to 2%. However, such interventions are still not widely accessible or available in most resource-limited countries where the burden of HIV is highest. And these children who are already infected with HIV need to be enrolled in effective treatment to stay healthy.


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New LibreOffice import filters
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PowerPoint shapes. We investigate how the two office modules work together.
In early February 2012, LibreOffice developers published a new release candidate of the free office package. Its components introduce new features or improvements, including the Draw drawing program and the Impress presentation software. One function that featured prominently on the community wish list for Draw in the past was the ability to edit Microsoft (MS) Visio files. The developers created an import feature for VSD files, and the presentation tool now also has an import function for drawing objects. To test the new features, I installed LibreOffice 3.5 (RC3 from 2 February) on an Ubuntu system (11.10). Before installing, you need to uninstall version 3.4 as recommended in the wiki. I created two documents to test the maturity of the new features: a network diagram created with Visio and a PowerPoint presentation with editable shapes imported into Impress.
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General Election 2010
Peter Robinson- husband of 'homophobe' Iris Robinson loses his seat
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What a good news? This is first and best good news for the LGBT community. Next to follow: Chris Grayling, Julian Lewis…
Best news of the night so far…now we need to see Grayling and the evil bigoted bitch Philippa Stroud not get in….
Don't kid yourselves. Robinson lost his seat because of a whiff of corruption, not because Iris was homophobic.
Yes, he lost because of the corruption, but Naomi Long, my new MP, won because she isn't a bigot. This is progress. Big progress.
Yeehaw!!! Such good news. Now, take your crazy, christian pedophile wife and f*off.
Fantastic News . . . could not sleep, watching the "Election" – Day off tomorrow – lucky me
There is a god… Whatever the reason… he lost his seat!
Currently watching the UK election coverage on CNN here in Brazil. Will keep watching till the final results are declared.
you can now spent more time with your wife – maybe this will mean she is not looking around for other men.
I think this calls for a song! Hmmm, what to choose…
The DUP remain the biggest party in NI.
And they remain bigotted scum. They are mainly 'frothing at the mouth' evangelical extremists.
Hopefully the fallout from Iris Robinson's insane babblings – namely the exposure of her exploitative affair with a grieving teenager – will teach them that it's wise not to be too bigotted.
Why does PinkNews put those craven inverted commas around the word homophobe in this headline? What on Earth does someone have to do beyond that which the vile homophobe, good Christian, Iris has already done to be considered a fully paid-up homophobe? Stop being so bloody scared.
Good news.
And I hope the best for his wife's psychiatric treatment following her extramarital paedophilic romp with a teenager. I only hope the psychiatrist helps her find the root of all her problems: belief in non-existent supernatural beings.
Thank Goodness. The craven ,cowardly ,INSANE ,nut bag COW is a pervert. Having an affair with a teenager. Awarding contracts to a company she had ties with,having ass backwards beliefs. Maybe she'll be "cured" during her psychiatric treatments, which may include SHOCK treatment !!! The brazen witch needs to go boff herself. She is a disgusting ,small minded, neanderthal,who needs to crawl back under the rock from whence she came!!
Doesn't it just break your heart? I haven't stopped laughing yet.
Heard a nice piece of wit this morning: Peter and Iris' lifestyle was so lavish that locals knew them as 'the SWISH family Robinson'!!
Ray: "Now, take your crazy, christian pedophile wife and f*off."
Sh!t mate, he's 19! Call her a lot of things, but personally, I'd say "fcking jammy bitch" was one of them. ;)
Anyways, it couldn't happen have happened to a nicer bloke. Both him and the missus out on their ears in less than a year.
Homophobia, corruption and expenses bit him where it hurts – sadly he is still First Minister so still has a lot of power. The great victory is for Naomi Long and the Alliance Party – the non-sectarian party and the only one in Northern Ireland with a clear equality rights (including, and especially LGBT rights) mandate. For those of us sick to the back teeth of the same-old Unionist/Nationist/bugger-anyone-else politics this is a massive step forward.
"She was reported to be in psychiatric care after newspapers revealed that she had conducted an affair with a teenager." quote
Wonder if the bigot bitch had an affair with a male or a female. It is the usual scene – those who most profess "morality" were explained by Shakespear –
"methinks thou doth protest to much". So true, so often. No sympathy on their score unless they find the balls to admit they are gay, and come over to suporting gay people.
Lets hope they rot in their 'fundie' Christian HELL!
Whether he was ousted because of Iris or the corruption scandel, I don't really care. The main thing is he's being kicked out as an MP after thinking he had a job for life for the past 31 years as an MP. May their downfall continue because it will take a while longer if they are to lose enough influence that people dismiss them for the jokes they are.
the devil sure knows where to get them the crotch and/or the pocket!
peter in the pocket!
iris in the pocket and crotch!!
sad, but it looks good on them — humility does not seem to be one of the gifts of the spirit for them
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Oregon opponents to the Trans-Pacific Partnership have done an effective job of painting the sweeping trade agreement as a welcome mat for the Nikes and Intels of the world to run roughshod over the environment, wages and the middle-class. By turning the focus on "multinational corporations" – an easy villain in bike-riding, wine-drinking, local-loving Portland, foes have succeeded in planting doubts about the agreement that liberalizes trade and investment between the United States and 11 other member countries.
The irony is that Portlanders – and Oregonians – would do better to support their local businesses by getting behind the TPP and sending a message to the state's Congressional delegation that it's time to approve the deal.
Certainly, the agreement will benefit behemoth companies that are already doing business in many of the TPP member countries, including Japan, Canada, Australia and Mexico. But the deal, which slashes thousands of tariffs slapped on goods made in the United States, also helps ease the way for small and medium sized businesses to compete for customers in the global market.
Consider what Oregon winemakers like Sokol Blosser face in Japan. The tariff there is 15 percent per bottle. Under the TPP, that would drop by a third and be phased down to 0 in seven years, according to the U.S. State Department.
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Or take a look at Chris King Precision Components, which manufactures performance bike parts from its Northwest Portland facility. Vietnam, another of the TPP member countries, slaps tariffs as high as 45 percent on bicycle components exported by the United States. Under the trade agreement, over eight years, that tariff will fall to 0.
Even architectural firms like Portland-based ZGF Architects, known for its commitment to environmentally sustainable design, could benefit. The deal builds in various provisions for professional services firms, including one that prohibits countries from imposing quantitative restrictions on supplying services, such as limiting the number of suppliers or number of transactions, according to the U.S. State Department.
Robert Packard, a partner at ZGF, has met with members of Oregon's Congressional delegation to make the case for approving TPP. While it's unclear whether ZGF will itself see its business change under TPP, he said the firm has supported the deal out of recognition of the outsized role that trade plays, both for the firm's clients and the Oregon economy.
These are the kinds of companies that Oregonians are proud to claim as their own – home-grown, do-it-right entrepreneurs in industries that show off the state's winemaking, bike manufacturing and design expertise. Add in the hazelnut farmers, blueberry producers, wheat growers, seafood processors and you have a far broader picture of what trade-dependent commerce in Oregon looks like.
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The state exports $9.2 billion worth of products to the 11 other TPP member countries, according to the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative. Jobs in the traded sector pay more as well – in Portland the differential was about 40 percent, according to a 2012 study by ECONorthwest. One in five jobs is tied to trade, Sen. Ron Wyden noted in a speech last year in which he voiced his support for the deal.
But both Sen. Jeff Merkley and Rep. Peter DeFazio oppose the pact. Merkley, in an emailed statement, acknowledges some businesses will benefit, but says the deal overall "will reinforce the trends that have resulted in the loss of good paying manufacturing jobs with a profound impact on middle class families. When done right, on a level playing field, trade can be a powerful tool for global growth and rising living standards, but the TPP falls short."
The thing is, the TPP is a powerful tool for global growth and improving living standards. It builds in environmental and labor protections that are enforceable and effective. President Obama formally signed the deal in February but is working with Congress on the best time – in other words, when he has the votes – to submit a bill for implementing the deal. Once that happens, Congress will have 90 days to either approve or reject the deal.
Unfortunately, as Alex Sokol Blosser, co-president of the Sokol Blosser winery said, the deal is getting crushed under the "political tractor tires of the season." Delay is costing U.S. exporters who would see reductions in tariffs on 18,000 products, William Craft, deputy assistant secretary for trade policy and programs, told The Oregonian/OregonLive editorial board. Delay also provides an opening for China, which is not one of the TPP member nations, to form its own alliance that could result in a very different set of standards without the environmental and labor improvements defined in the TPP.
Ultimately, for Oregon, it comes down to this. You don't increase prosperity for your community by shrinking your borders. You don't influence the environmental and labor standards of other countries by sitting on the sidelines. And you don't help local companies by ignoring the potential for international business.
The rest of the world isn't standing still.
– The Oregonian/OregonLive editorial board
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A panel of experts recently touted the potential of nanotechnology, but cited several market uncertainties for the industry, especially around increased oversight. J. Clarence Davies of the Project on Emerging Nanotechnologies at the Woodrow Wilson Center released a regulatory agenda for the next presidential administration that says regulation is inevitable, but that it could help the nanotech market, particularly in attracting investors.
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The City of Taylorsville will remain a fifth-class city — at least for the foreseeable future.
In an effort to kickstart his plan for economic development, during last Tuesday's meeting of the Taylorsville City Commission, Mayor Don Pay brought before the city commission a resolution that, if passed, would request the 2012 Kentucky General Assembly to reclassify Taylorsville as a fourth-class city.
Typically, fifth-class cities are those with populations of 1,000 to 2,999 and fourth-class cities are those with populations between 3,000 and 7,999.
Taylorsville's Blue Bridge will likely be demolished at the hands of the state unless a last-ditch community effort is successful or a private investor steps in.
That was the message from Judge-Executive Bill Karrer and Mayor Don Pay on Monday when asked about the latest developments with the historical, yet run-down structure that carries Ky. 55 across the Salt River.
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There were incidents during the American Civil War that helped independent thinkers take sides. Among such incidents were the Union executions of rebel prisoners in retaliation for the deaths of northern sympathizers.
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I owned a T-shirt, purchased just for the fun of it, which read "you can either agree with me...or be wrong." That message is often what really happens, and is one of the most difficult challenges married couples face — "knowing" you are correct when your spouse "knows" you are, in fact, incorrect.
Talk about a tight spot. When faced with this dilemma, you can either insist on your point of view or humbly bow to your spouse. You are both certain you are right, yet each of you has a completely different opinion.
The Precious Present isn't something someone gives you.
It's a gift that you give yourself.
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Anthony Davis gave himself and Kentucky a present last week. Right place, right instant, right instinct, right reaction. Embrace the moment, kid. Amid all the joys to come, there will never be another quite like it.
The Spencer County Elite Dance team competed in the America's Best championships in Paducah on Nov. 19.
The Spencer County Lady Bears experienced extreme highs and lows in their opening week of the basketball season. They tipped the season off with a blowout victory on the road at Shawnee, but suffered a lopsided defeat later in the week and began the season with a 1-2 record.
The Spencer County Bears got their first win of the season Thursday night with a come-from-behind victory at Whitefield Academy, 47-43.
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Truman State mens basketball rocks Rockhurst 88 to 71
An absolutely dominating second half by the Truman men's basketball team sent the squad to its fifth straight Great Lakes Valley Conference win on Thursday night, as the Bulldogs scored 51 second half points en route to an 88-71 victory at division rival Rockhurst.
Truman (13-3, 6-2 GLVC) led by as many as 11 in the first half, building a 22-11 lead on a Reed Mells lay-up with 10:18 to play.
The Hawks (5-10, 1-7 GLVC), however, closed the gap in a hurry, posting a 9-1 run during the next three and a half minutes to close Truman's margin to 23-20.
The lead would balloon to seven, but Rockhurst recovered to take the lead on a lay-up with 3:17 to go in the opening half.
However, Andrew Vander Zwaag gave Truman the lead right back with a triple that helped propel the 'Dogs to a 37-34 halftime lead.
The second half, on the other hand, was a completely different story, as the Bulldogs hit 15 of their first 18 field goals â?? including six of its first seven three-pointers â?? to turn the three point halftime lead into a 24-point margin at 76-52 with eight minutes and change to play.
Overall for the half, Truman hit 20 of its 29 total field goal attempts to put up its seventh 50-plus point half of the season.
For the game, five players finished in double-figures, led by a game-high 21 points by junior Seth Jackson.
Mells finished with 18 points, eight assists, seven rebounds and two steals, while Carlson added 15 points and seven rebounds.
Vander Zwaag chipped in 11 points behind three three-pointers, and freshman Kyle Kanaskie finished with 10 points and four rebounds.
Truman shot 58% in the contest (34-of-59), including a 9-for-15 (60%) effort from beyond the arc.
The Bulldogs out-rebounded RU 38-37 and dished out 17 assists. Truman controlled the paint, scoring 42 of its 88 points from the lane and turned nine Hawk miscues into 11 points.
The Bulldogs â?? winners of five straight conference games for the first time since the 2006 season â?? close out the weekend trip with a stop at William Jewell on Saturday (Jan. 25) afternoon at 3 p.m. in Liberty, Mo.
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This is the first time I have tried an oolong that has been roasted traditionally over charcoal but I have to admit I am hooked.
The taste is a delight. This oolong rolls over your tongue and leaves behind the tastes of pear and hazelnut. The aftertaste is lingering and is both drying and sweet. And it leaves you craving for more. My first cup disappeared too quickly to really analyze the flavors as I couldn't drink it quickly enough. The second went the same way. I was finally able to slow down and savor the flavor on my third mug.
Backlogging from last night.
I originally tried drinking this "Chinese style" with the leaves in the tea cup. After battling floating leaves through most of one cup and hardly being able to taste anything except the leaves that kept creeping into my mouth I decided that the Chinese must be either crazy or very skilled & dumped the leaves into my green tetsubin, adding a bit more since the pot is obviously larger than my cup.
Ah, much better. The pale pale gold liquor was vegetal, nutty, and (with a tiny bit of sugar) had a buttery, almost silken, mouth-feel. You know how it feels to drape a heavy silk brocade over your arm and hand and then you turn your arm this way and that to feel how it drapes and swishes, pretending that you are wearing a formal kimono with long, flowing sleeves? Yeah, it was kinda like that.
This tea's note is gonna have to jump the line in front of my Shakespeare one. Oh, what a joyous tea-drinking day! The Shakespeare tea (to be named later) was a revelation. This tea (I'm not even done with the first infustion) had me doing this (the PG tips intro for those who haven't seen it — I'd be the monkey): http://www.pgtips.co.uk/
I'll probaby do some editing on this note later to add info on the further steeping times and give it a rating. I was planning on having a lazy tea/book day and then I got a call to do an interview for a temporary summer library gig to help me get more hours/$. So I didn't really do anything special with this tea. I plopped the whole packet into my large teapot (I know — sorry fellow oolong lovers, but I needed an oolong STAT and propriety flew out the window), but I did take 20 seconds to rinse the tea.
The smell was like a whammy to my scent memory (both the dry and infused tea). There's something in my childhood it evokes. I think that I've narrowed it down to the church potlucks my family used to go to. They were held in a basement (sorta creepy but cool at the same time), and there was always a section of hot vegetable dishes. That's this smell mixed with something else. I keep thinking that the something else has to do with early elementary school. I think that it may be the smell of the little boxes I used to keep my pencils, scissors and crayons in (like a cigar-box, but for school supplies). Weird, but true. If I hadn't had oolong before, then it'd probably scare me off. But sweet baby jeebus on a pogostick: sip one and I was floored. This is oolong joy in my mouth! It's got depth, a sweetness, a floralness, just yummy oolonginess! TG
ETA: getting ready for the 10th large cup infusion. This is ridiculous (but in a good way). I've been drinking this tea since around noon and it's almost 10 hours later and it's still pretty dang good. The flavor has definitely mellowed, but I love the sweetness that remains. ::sigh:: I love you tea!
When I saw that video, the first thing I thought was "That is what Rabs means by TG!" Lol, too funny.
Hmm, I'll bump this up a little for being a decent mug-brewed tea — I dropped six leaves into a mug and poured hot water over it, and the result was extremely smooth and nicely sweet — but there is still no bergamot to be tasted in it. Maybe I have a batch that missed the flavoring? Although given that steeping for two minutes brings out bitterness and leaving the leaves in the mug for a few hours makes the tea smooth and sweet, there must be something going on in there….
Yeppers — this was my tea of the day. I had a wonderful (if not whirlwind) Thanksgiving in Kansas City where there was a distinct lack of tea. The short turnaround made it not worth bringing all my tea-making items with me. So, these truly are the first cups I've had in ::mumble-mumble:: days. I checked Life In Teacup last week and they said that this tea is out of stock and should be back in by the end of November (and then they go on their haitus) – so I really need to keep an eye on their site. I don't know why, but I had been treating this tea like something crazy-sacred instead of just enjoying it. I'm over it now, but realizing how much faster I go through the packets! TG
Oh, and yeah — I sorta broke my "no new tea until I drink some of my cupboard down" and ordered the Fortnum set from Williams-Sonoma (backordered until the end of next month!). So that gives me a month to do some sip-downs. Heh. And yeah, if you happened to notice — I'll be breaking my "no new tea" rule for this tea as well. Double-heh.
I'm just gonna sorta sneak in here with my tail between my legs. I've finally returned to the land of tea last week when I came down with a nasty head cold. Since then I've been drinking this almost non-stop (still as awesome as ever). And with drinking this I naturally thought of Steepster and that I'd kinda fallen off the face of the earth here. And I really feel bad with how I'd been planning to send out gift bags of tea and utterly failed at that after people had shared their mailing addresses with me (so very, very sorry!). Every-once-in-a-while I'd think of that plan and just wanna crawl into a hole and die because of my lack of follow-through :(
Onto happier notes — I am really very happy with how much better this site is running! Six months ago — the last time I posted (eek!) this site ran like molasses for me, taking almost a minute for each page to load. I stop by this evening and holy-molie is it fast! And my stuck "Notices" have finally cleared up! So, huzzah to the Steepster overlords!
So, I'm going to try and post at least once-a-week here. Things are still hectic in my life, but I'm finally getting into a rhythm. And I think my return to tea is a nice indicator of that. However, I won't be reviewing much new. I am determined to get through lots of my teas in my cupboard before I order any more. Uh, except for the Fortnum teas I just discovered at Williams-Sonoma. Yeah, I'm gonna have to try those. But nothing beyond that. I hope!
I have missed you all and hope that everyone is doing well!
Don't sneak. :) It's good to have you around again. And yes they did something to the site speed. It's still not perfect, but it's a whole lot better.
I decided that I needed a yummy zen-like tea to get me through the day. Ah yes, this one hits the spot. I really noticed the butteriness of this one starting with the second steep — it almost felt like I'd applied lip balm (bizarre, but true). This tea just makes me happy from the aroma to the taste to the warm fuzzies it imparts. I lost count of the infusions, but there were many. TG
"Back to basics" day 3. Shockingly, the thought of a black tea this morning had me cringing — and that's unusual since I've gained a love and appreciation for them. I was leaning more toward oolongs when I realized that I hadn't had my favoritest favorite oolong in awhile. I quickly (well, for mornings it was quick) got out my precious underused yixing pot and a packet of this tea.
I'm only on the first and weakest steep and already I'm reminded why I love this one so much: yummy green freshness that's gonna evolve into even yummier green floral freshness. This one's gonna be steeped like crazy today. TG
Happy May Day/Beltane to all! This has been a beyond marvelous day for me: I tried this tea with my new gaiwan and am loving it, and most importantly Doulton's Shakespeare box came!!!!! I'm just so overwhelmed with tea joy at the moment. But I do need to review this tea before I move onto the amazing box-o-Shakespeare (and it truly is amazing).
Speaking of amazing: this tea is beyond amazing. I'm so glad that I purchased my new kettle and first gaiwan just for this tea. It's worth it. I'm on infusion #8 and it's still going strong. I wait until there's only about 1/4 of liquid left in the cup and then add more water, stir with the lid, and then commence sipping.
Steep 1-3 were all consistent and good. I didn't feel "FLOWERS!" like other notes I've seen, but more like "Spring Meadow" right before the flowers get boisterous. Each subsequent infusion started to do the wonderful "oolong morph" that I highly prize, and on steep #7 it turned into the best sweet floral oolong that I've ever had. I've mentioned how some oolongs will feel like their sweet yumminess infuses into my tongue? Not only is this tea doing that, but I can feel it all the way to my stomach and that's a new and unique sensation that I'm loving. So far this is my favorite oolong hands down. I thought that I'd never give a 100 to any tea, but here it is. I will lose my mind if I ever run out of this tea. TG
ETA: It finally started to fade on steep #10.
Oh, I LOVE this tea. I'm introducing a coworker to loose leaf teas (I let her borrow my first kettle, teapot, and then made her a bunch of samples), and she really loved the few oolongs that she's had so far. I must have her try some of this. And I think I'm in love with drinking from a gaiwan. :D
I want to get a gaiwan but I keep being worried about lead in glazes from China. Maybe I'm being overly paranoid. I noticed someone has a glass one, can't remember where I saw it now.
I hadn't thought about lead in the glazes. Hmmm…and that's very worth thinking about. I googled "glass gaiwan" and saw quite a few from tea companies I recognize (from Republic of Tea to Teaspring). You'll have to let me know if you go for it! :)
Maybe I'm a fool for trusting the signs, but my teashop posts a very straightforward sign noting that many of the yixing pots and gaiwans and other ceramic teawares have lead-containing glazes used for exterior decoration.
I don't worry about the exterior glazes, because liquids have to be in contact with the lead glaze for a good while to leach out significant amounts. I stick to simple interiors, and enjoy my teas.
The one glass gaiwan I tried was awkward because it had a little rim inside the body of the cup for the lid to rest on, which at first seemed like a great idea, but in practice made it very difficult to tilt the lid just a little to serve as a strainer when pouring tea. So I went back and bought several more of the porcelain gaiwans to have a matched set for tastings.
No worries.
Thank you so very much for the info teaddict! I really think that most of my tea accessory budget will be going toward gaiwans for awhile :)
Gaiwans should not take a large chunk of your budget, depending on how fancy and finished you want them to be.
This was $2.99 or $3.99 at my chinatown tea shop.
Of course, shopping online, not many merchants carry such basic inexpensive items. But still, if you don't need frills for your starter set, you can do well for little $$.
Yay, I'm so glad to see more love for this tea! It is AMAZING, right? When I try to compare this to a, uhm, less enjoyed but more expensive TGY I recently had, my soul weeps.
And what tea would that be Shanti? ;) Tee-hee! Seriously, I think I now know what you mean about your soul weeping and I haven't had that more expensive tea, and now I don't think I will.
And teaddict: thanks for the info! I don't think that I have any local options for finding gaiwans. I do all my tea-related shopping online, so it can get expensive – and I'm looking for gaiwan's that are very aesthetically pleasing to me (and so far those haven't been cheap). And currently almost all of my tea budget's going toward tea :)
Rabs, I'd encourage you not to give up on the Samovar Four Seasons. Just get a sample size so it's not a huge investment and judge for yourself. (I'm not personally invested in it whether others like what I like so please don't worry about offending me if you don't. My skin is v. thick. ;-)) I thought it was very like the An Xi TGY in terms of flavors — lots of flowers, very buttery and creamy
- except more robust, like the tea had grown up. I think you may like it and if not, there's always this lovely little gem that you've already fallen in love with. :)
After 4 hours of sleep last night the thought of trying this tea got me out of bed. It's my first Life in Teacup tea experience, and lordy-loo was it awesome! I selected this as one of my free samples with my first order.
I opened the cute little packet and was somewhat disappointed with the aroma: it wasn't as intense as Adagio's LS. I steeped, and then as I was pouring it into my cup I had the most fun whiff of an aroma: Bacon! Bacon! Bacon! I smell bacon! BACON!!!!! Other people have mentioned smelling bacon with other LSes, but I had never had that experience. I actually was a bit worried to try the tea. But when I smelled the cup I found the usual smokey-yuminess that to me is a LS. No more bacon.
The taste? Nom. Nom! Nom! NOM!!! This is the best LS I've had as of yet (I've only had 3 others so far). It's got everything I'm looking for and more: smoky: check. sweet undercurrent: check. not hurting my throat: check. There is a tiny bit of roughness at the back of my throat, but it's a fine amount. It's just the best blend of smoky/sweet I've ever had. As it started to cool I actually gulped this tea. I had to slow myself down, and that's never happened with any tea I've had. I also sprang from my chair when the timer went off for my second steep (just as great as the first! – only added one minute). You must understand. I am not a morning person. I shuffle around like a zombie impatiently waiting for my soul to reenter my body. Leaping up from a chair is almost unthinkable. And yet, I did. For this tea. TG
To continue my "comparing Lapsangs to cat noises" rating system:
this is the purr of a lion. Just had another LS (Narien's) that has taken this title and knocked my rating of this one a little down the scale. This tea is now like the black panther I saw at the Audubon Zoo that meowed at me when I spoke baby talk to it. This large cat capable of ripping my throat out meowed just like a house cat. It blew my mind.
Puerh Sample set 1: Tea #2
The leaf is lighter, less dense than I anticipated with an ever so slightly fecal aroma, but not as dark as shu.
3g/3oz just below boiling water, 15 sec rinse and 20 sec 1st steep.
The rinse is light yellow in liquor and light and sweet in aroma. The flavor is that of the liquor w/ no peppery notes that are typical of Yunnan teas- a personal yay for me. :)
Could you please explain how a tea can be rated a 100 while also having a "Slightly fecal aroma"?
This is important.
Question—does it taste good, even when you can taste…feces? [I'm considering trying the Chocolate Puerh]
Shanti, I do NOT like fecal tea but the fecal taste is so extremely light (and in the 1st infusion only) that I really do enjoy this… and there so NO fecality in the chocolate pu erh. The chocolate pu erh is amazing all ways- neat, milk, creamer, coffee, etc. I much prefer sheng over shu, but even w/ shu I notice that the fecality is greatly reduced w/ shorter steeps. That's why I still can't fathom 5min shu steeps lol.
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Sweet and fresh, like a Darjeeing without the haute aire and sharp looks. What this tea trades in wit it makes up for in humor as the finish rolls softly downward and really lingers outdoing the relatively thin taste of the body.A great tea for when you don't know exactly what you want. One of those teas that won't let you forget how good it is but doesn't require you to really think about it all that much. I could buy a pound of this.
When it comes to Tie Guan Yin, I usually prefer charcoal roast and traditional style. But this one impressed me from the beginning. It is only a Grade 2, which well explains the standards of this tea factory. Later it turned out I fell in love with many of their products.
Modern green style Tie Guan Yin is featured with lighter oxidation, greener dry leaves and more prominent floral/vegetal fragrance. It is closer to green tea than most other oolong products. My observation is, people who love green tea accept modern green style Tie Guan Yin very well. Many people who love Japanese green tea seem to find something they like in modern green style Tie Guan Yin.
Personally, I like modern green style to certain degree, usually appreciate the fragrance, but sometimes feel like to escape when the grassy flavor dominates. I even like grassy flavor when it's not very strong. But when it gets overwhelming, I can't take it anymore.
Today, for the first time, I tried brewing this tea in a mug. I was a little worried about the grassy flavor. Normally I use gongfu method to brew this tea, with only 20-30 seconds for each infusion. I wasn't sure if a lot of grassy flavor would be extracted if the tea were left in a mug for many minutes.
I used about 20-25 grains of dry tea leaves, brewed in a glass mug. I paid price for my laziness. There was some lukewarm water from last night, and I just used it. It turned out too cold for brewing tea, probably only 60C or 140F. The first infusion was merely water taste. But then, starting from the second infusion, the flavor came out nicely. The tea didn't taste grassy at all, probably because it's not as strong as in gongfu style. When brewed in mug, the tea tastes very much like a fragrant green tea, with some sugary, metallic flavor that seems typical oolong characteristics.
Overall the flavor is on the light side, but should be strong enough for people who like green tea. Next time, I should definitely use hotter water!
While drinking this tea, I finished the first DRAMA in my life! No, I am not a writer, but merely a lousy student of ENG 200. I've been writing craps all this time, choppy, dull pieces that I wish my classmates never know who wrote them. But anyway, I could never imagine writing a DRAMA! Although I've been writing junk every day in the past two months, now writing a big chunk, complete piece of structured junk seems worth celebration with a cup of tea! :-D
Yes, I was right: very light and lovely! I can see why Gingko compared it to a green style Tie Guan Yin — it's got that same flowery sweetness to it. This one seems a bit earthier, but definitely in the same family. It only lasted through a few steeps, but it was really great while it lasted!


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MIDDLE MANAGEMENT: Catty, cut-throat, yet completely spineless, you are destined to remain at your current job for the rest of your life. Unable to make a single decision you tend to measure your worth by the number of meetings you can schedule for yourself. Best suited to marry other "Middle Managers" as everyone in your social circle is a "Middle Manager."
SENIOR MANAGEMENT: Catty, cut-throat, yet completely spineless, you are destined to remain at your current job for the rest of your life. Unable to make a single decision you tend to measure your worth by the number of meetings you can schedule for yourself. Best suited to
marry other "Senior Managers" as everyone in your social circle is a "Senior Manager."
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I have a wifi network set up in my home (eMac, Airport wireless router, Wii), and just got a DS Lite.
I'm kinda confused about what things you can/can't do when it comes to Wifi and the DS... I know you can connect to other DS'es within x feet of you... but what about actual online stuff?
Any free things you can do with a Wifi connection to the Net?
Any Wii/DS options?
DS/Computer (Mac)?
Just wanting to make the most of this spur-of-the-moment purchase (to keep my fiancée happy)
DSLite? With that you can:
1) Buy the DS or DSLite browser and use it to surf the web (but TBH it isn't worth it). The DSi has an downloadable browser (like the Wii one) that is better, but still not great.
2) Play some games online against other gamers around the world. Look for the blue 'wifi' symbol on the boxes. MKDS, 42 ATC, and Pokemon are 3 games that have above average online gaming features.
3) Connect your DS to your Wii on some software / channels. Probably the most important one at the moment is the Nintendo Channel (download it from the Wii Shop Channel) which allows your Wii to transmit demos of DS games for you to play. The DS supports the ability to be used as an extra controller for Wii games but only if the software allows .. .. .. so far only Pokemon Battle thingy does this which is a missed opportunity.
What can't you do? Connect it to a PC / mac
For the online stuff your wireless network has to be either WEP security or no security, the DSLite does not support WPA.


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Yes, thank you for noticing that. My problem with evolutionary hypothesis that is is bad science.
the half that can't comprehend the details and the actual science involved in actual science
I am not a dumb man, have an applied math degree, and worked all my life gainfully employed in engineering. I can understand a scientific theory when I see one. If you have a logical proof from evidence I will recognize it. When I hear voodoo that masquerades as science I can tell that as well.
When someone who believes that nonsense repeatedly tells me a story about selection of subspecies -- something no one has disputed to be a fact, -- then varnishes it with irrelevant count of some mutations that may or may not have contributed to the selection, which in the lab could have been produced without them, -- then it becomes clear, with repetition, that the actual science is not there, and, further, plain logic is not there. There is a script being read. It's a cult.
It is good that you come to support a fellow Freeper though. The forum benefits from multi-faceted conversations.
First, let's set aside the insults as being just evidence of annalex's immaturity and psychological projections.
Second, I have never used your phrase "selection of subspecies" -- it's just another of your weird terms, along with "evolution between species".
Science doesn't use those terms, and they are give-aways suggesting annalex is more religiously than scientifically motivated.
Third, the count of mutation differences among sub-species and species is not "irrelevant", as you say, rather it is the essence of what makes one species different from all others.
And that ability of scientists over the past 20+ years to compare and contrast the genomes of all species and sub-species has revolutionized our understandings of the evolutionary processes.
To pick out another example, the little Hirax and the big Manatee are both more closely related to Elephants than to any other living species.
This we know by comparing and contrasting their DNAs -- and counting the relevant mutations:


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The Top 10 Conservative Idiots, No. 296
June 25, 2007
Consummate Cretins Edition
Last week was a classic week for conservative idiocy - Dick Cheney (1) tops the chart with a rather tortured interpretation of the law, meanwhile presidential candiates Rudy Giuliani (2,3) and Mitt Romney (4) are embarrassed by some of their closest associates. Elsewhere, conservative talkers Michael Graham (5) and Tom Bauerle (6) advocate presidential assassination and arson respectively - and Trent Lott (7) is back on the list! Enjoy, and don't forget the key...
Dick Cheney
Dick Cheney sure loves to claim executive privilege. Remember this?
In the face of political pressure to comply with congressional investigators, Vice President Dick Cheney said Sunday he will not release internal documents connected to the development of President Bush's energy plan.
That refusal is expected to fuel political outcries that the administration is hiding information about its relationship with Enron Corp., and may prompt the General Accounting Office -- Congress' nonpartisan investigative arm -- to file a rare lawsuit against the White House.
Cheney, who was asked on Sunday-morning news programs to defend his position, said White House attorneys looked into the matter and concluded that documents gathered by the task force he headed are protected by the rules of executive privilege. -- Houston Chronicle, 2002
And this?
Because Libby and Cheney were so involved in US policy, ''you'll see a lot come out" about the lead-up to the Iraq invasion, Fortier said, creating more headaches for an administration defending an increasingly unpopular war.
The Bush White House is ''particularly jealous" about keeping administration documents and decision-making from public view, Fortier said. He predicted that Cheney, who fought and won the right to keep the work of the energy task force secret, may well try to exert executive privilege if he is called to testify. -- Boston Globe, 2005
And this?
A new executive privilege battle is looming in Washington as a federal appeals court considers whether to intervene in an election-eve dispute over records of visitors to Vice President Cheney's home at the Naval Observatory, as well as his offices in the White House complex.
"Disclosure of the records at issue could reveal an ever-expanding mosaic that would allow observers to chart the course of vice presidential contacts and deliberations in unprecedented fashion," government attorneys argued in a brief filed yesterday. "Such an unwarranted intrusion into the most sensitive deliberations of the vice presidency cannot be countenanced." -- New York Sun, 2006
Well hold onto your hats and let the spin begin! It turns out that for the last four years, despite repeatedly claiming executive privilege to avoid having to do such annoying things as testify before Congress, Dick Cheney has been preventing the National Archives' Information Security Oversight Office from performing a mandatory inspection of his office by claiming - get this - that he's not part of the Executive Branch. According to the Los Angeles Times:
For the last four years, Vice President Dick Cheney has made the controversial claim that his office is not fully part of the Bush administration in order to exempt it from a presidential order regulating federal agencies' handling of classified national security information, officials said Thursday.
Cheney has held that his office is not fully part of the executive branch of government despite the continued objections of the National Archives, which says his office's failure to demonstrate that it has proper security safeguards in place could jeopardize the government's top secrets.
How convenient! The vice president is a member of the Executive Branch when he needs to claim executive privilege, but not a member of the Executive Branch when that would mean having to open his records to the National Archives.
You know, this kinda reminds me of the time in 2003 that Cheney said of Halliburton, "I've severed all my ties with the company, gotten rid of all my financial interest. I have no financial interest in Halliburton of any kind and haven't had, now, for over three years," and then it turned out that just two years later his Halliburton stock options rose by 3,281%.
Talk about having your cake and eating it. (Or in Cheney's case, having your blood and drinking it.)
Rudy Giuliani
Hey, did you know that Rudy Giuliani is a big fan of defending America? It's true! And if you doubt his integrity, then you must have forgotten the lessons of September 11th. Why do you love Osama bin Laden?
Yes, Rudy sure is keen to let everyone know that he was right there on the day terrorists attacked his city, boldly leading New York's brave first responders who had to fight both fires and the Giuliani administration's woefully underfunded and ill-managed emergency response infrastructure. Er, I mean, just fires.
But here's a fact I bet you didn't know, at least before last week - it turns out that Rudy Giuliani used to be a member of the Iraq Study Group. You may be forgiven for not knowing about this because he wasn't a very high-profile member - in fact, he didn't actually turn up for a single meeting. You see, just like Dick Cheney during Vietnam, Rudy had other priorities. According to Newsday:
Rudolph Giuliani's membership on an elite Iraq study panel came to an abrupt end last spring after he failed to show up for a single official meeting of the group, causing the panel's top Republican to give him a stark choice: either attend the meetings or quit, several sources said.
Giuliani left the Iraq Study Group last May after just two months, walking away from a chance to make up for his lack of foreign policy credentials on the top issue in the 2008 race, the Iraq war.
He cited "previous time commitments" in a letter explaining his decision to quit, and a look at his schedule suggests why -- the sessions at times conflicted with Giuliani's lucrative speaking tour that garnered him $11.4 million in 14 months.
Giuliani failed to show up for a pair of two-day sessions that occurred during his tenure, the sources said -- and both times, they conflicted with paid public appearances shown on his recent financial disclosure. Giuliani quit the group during his busiest stretch in 2006, when he gave 20 speeches in a single month that brought in $1.7 million.
That's right - he was so busy raking in huge piles of cash by bragging about his national security credentials that he didn't have time to go out and actually get any national security credentials. Whoops!
Rudy Giuliani
And there was yet another blow to the Giuliani campaign last week - it turns out that his state campaign chairman for South Carolina was recently indicted for, er, dealing cocaine. From USA Today:
The news that South Carolina state Treasurer Thomas Ravenel was indicted yesterday on a charge of engaging in a conspiracy to purchase cocaine for himself and others has rippled beyond his fellow Republicans in the state because of South Carolina's key position as home to one of the earliest contests in the race for the GOP presidential nomination.
Ravenel, 44, was chairman of Republican presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani's campaign in South Carolina (a position he now left; he also was suspended from his job as treasurer), and his indictment led to headlines such as these:
� "Giuliani's top man in S.C. hit with Coke Rap." New York Post.
� "One Giuliani backer is a bust." The Washington Post.
� "Ex-Rudy aide faces coke rap." Daily News.
You almost have to feel sorry for Rudy. First his good buddy Bernie Kerik didn't get the job of Secretary of Homeland Security because a) he hired an illegal immigrant nanny, b) he was banging his mistresses in an apartment overlooking Ground Zero, and c) he was connected to organized crime; then it turns out that his other good buddy Monsignor Alan Placa is an accused child molester; and now his SC state campaign chairman has been indicted for dealing cocaine.
And you thought George W. Bush was a bad judge of character...
Mitt Romney
Apparently Mitt Romney has decided that anything Rudy Giuliani can do, he can do better. And while he's going to have to go some to beat a coke-dealing state campaign chairman, he's given it a good shot with news breaking last week that one of his closest aides will be taking a "leave of absence ... after he became the subject of investigations in two states for allegedly impersonating a law enforcement officer," according to the Associated Press.
Jay Garrity, who serves as director of operations and is constantly at the side of the former Massachusetts governor, is accused of leaving a lengthy message with the answering service of a plumbing company on Mother's Day, identifying himself as "Trooper Garrity" of the Massachusetts State Police and complaining about erratic driving by a company driver.
The district attorney in Boston is investigating the call, which was tape recorded by an after-hours operator. Impersonating an officer is a misdemeanor charge carrying a fine of up to $400 and one year imprisonment.
In 2004, Garrity was cited and fined by Massachusetts officials after a Ford Crown Victoria registered to him was found to have lights, a siren, radios and other law enforcement equipment -- including a baton -- after it was parked illegally in Boston's North End. At the time, Garrity was paid $75,000 annually as Romney's gubernatorial chief of operations.
You really can't make this stuff up.
Michael Graham
Last week Celine Dion's "You and I" won Hillary Clinton's campaign song contest, and to announce the winner both Hillary and Bill starred in a vaguely risible video parody of the final episode of The Sopranos. Unfortunately it appears that at least one lunatic-fringe wingnut wants to take the joke a bit too far. Appearing on Glenn Beck's CNN Headline News show, talk radio host Michael Graham made comments that were so out there even Beck managed to show a modicum of restraint:
GRAHAM: I'm thinking about Hillary Clinton sitting there as the Carmela, you know, with this thing - you know --
BECK: Oh, and it's so true.
GRAHAM: -- with her large, overweight, powerful husband, and she's using his power to get what she wants. At some point, I -- but, seriously, Glenn, didn't you at some point want to see, like, Paulie Walnuts (fictional character on The Sopranos), somebody come in here and just whack them both right there? Wouldn't that have been great?
BECK: No, I did not want to see that.
GRAHAM: Come on! Where's "Big Pussy" (Sopranos fictional character)? Come on! Let's make it happen.
BECK: No, I did not want to see that.
GRAHAM: I wanted that.
Mmm. But why bother fantasizing about hiring a hitman when you can fantasize about doing the deed yourself? Here's Graham on MSNBC back in 2003:
GRAHAM: Anyone listening to Hillary Rodham in her speech last week about patriotism, that screaming, screeching fingernail, I wanted to bludgeon her with a tire iron. That's what I wanted to do.
Apparently Mr. Graham later attempted to cover his ass by insisting that the comments were a joke. So let's see. Michael Graham wants to see the Clintons assassinated, and wants to bludgeon Hillary Clinton with a tire iron. Oh, but wait, it's supposed to be a joke. Oh, I get it. A-ha-ha.
Tom Bauerle
Michael Graham wasn't the only wingnut radio host to get into trouble last week - WBEN's Tom Bauerle drew the wrath of Buffalo-area firefighters when he decided to advocate arson. According to ABC7:
It is these comments, when Tom Bauerle responded to a caller complaining about abandoned and neglected homes in Depew, that upset Buffalo Firefighters.
"Do you have any fresh gasoline and some matches by any chance," said Bauerle on June 7th.
And Bauerle went on to say,
"Let's put it this way. It should never be a surprise when a property like that that is bringing the rest of the neighborhood down goes up in flames some morning at 3 a-m," Bauerle added.
Buffalo Firefighters, dealing with numerous arson fires, one where Mark Reed was critically injured, are angry.
"All firefighters, paid and volunteer, have to risk their life to fight these fires, and for Bauerle to suggest we take a gallon of gas and matches and burn them down is reprehensible, and for the station to allow him to continue doing this is reprehensible," said Fire Union President Joe Foley.
Fire commissioner Mike Lombardo was also offended.
"I listened to them today for the first time and I thought it was disgusting," said Lombardo.
Foley called for Bauerle to get out of town. Lombardo hoping he is off the air.
Fat chance of that. WBEN issued a statement in response to the, er, firestorm, which read in part, "The comments in question made by Tom Bauerle are being used out of context."
Oh, aren't they always?
(Incidentally, Bill O'Reilly was also apparently heard dreaming of arson last week - DUer dancingme reports that he heard O'Reilly telling Michael Smerconish that he'd love to "go in there and burn down" Media Matters. What's up with these conservatives and their firebug fantasies?)
Trent Lott
Last week our old friend the Mississippi Hair Helmet, a.k.a. Senate Minority Whip Trent Lott, appeared to come up with a novel solution to the problem of illegal immigration:
"If the answer is 'build a fence' I've got two goats on my place in Mississippi. There ain't no fence big enough, high enough, strong enough, that you can keep those goats in that fence."
"Now people are at least as smart as goats," Lott continued. "Maybe not as agile. Build a fence. We should have a virtual fence. Now one of the ways I keep those goats in the fence is I electrified them. Once they got popped a couple of times they quit trying to jump it."
But wait! There's more:
"I'm not proposing an electrified goat fence," Lott added quickly, "I'm just trying, there's an analogy there."
See, he's not comparing Mexicans to goats or suggesting that they should be electrocuted, it's an analogy. Get it? You know, this reminds me of the time at Storm Thurmond's 100th birthday when Trent noted that if Thurmond's segregationist presidential campaign had achieved victory in 1948, "we wouldn't have had all these problems over all these years." That was an analogy for... er, something.
Anyway there's nothing to worry about, because despite what you may think of him, Trent is at peace with himself. He continued:
"I don't worry about offending anybody anymore," said Lott, "because I've already offended everybody."
Ah, the culmination of a life-long dream. Congrats.
Chris Matthews
Chris Matthews grabs his second slot on the list in two weeks after an unfortunate incident on MSNBC's "Super Tuesday" last week. Matthews apparently didn't realize that he was on the air when the commercials ended, and could clearly be heard berating someone in a manner that the FCC must surely disapprove of. Crooks and Liars has the video, here's the transcript:
Commercials end, cue Chris Matthews
MATTHEWS: ... we're all reacting here and putting on shit, we have nothing going ...
Matthews realizes he is on the air and stares disgustedly into the camera
MATTHEWS: Welcome back to Hardball.
Come on Chris, putting on shit? That's not fair. Just do another awesome segment on your burning sexual attraction to Fred Thompson's manly stench.
Iowans for Tax Relief And The Iowa Christian Alliance
Here's an odd bit of news from the Republican presidential campaign - Rep. Ron Paul has apparently been barred from appearing at an upcoming presidential debate co-sponsored by Iowans for Tax Relief. Why? Nobody knows. Paul's campaign chairman said, "To our shock, Mr. Failor told us Dr. Paul was not invited; he was not going to be invited; and he would not be allowed to participate. And when asked why, Mr. Failor refused to explain. The call ended."
Now, I'm no fan of Ron Paul - aside from his stance on Iraq, the guy is WAY out there. But you'd think that Iowans for Tax Relief would welcome him to their debate given that, as far as I know, Paul is the only candidate who is currently trying to abolish income taxes altogether.
But apparently that's not good enough to get his foot in the door, so it must have something to do with the other co-sponsor of the debate, a group called the Iowa Christian Alliance. My guess is that Ron Paul is simply not pro-war enough for their sensibilities. After all, WWJD? (What Would Jesus Devastate?)
But Paul isn't the only candidate barred from the debate. According to the Muscatine Journal:
Failor told WHO newsradio in Des Moines on Wednesday that several other candidates were not invited to the forum, and decisions on who could attend were made months ago by drawing a "line of credibility."
A "line of credibility," eh? Let's see who's invited and who isn't:
Sam Brownback
Duncan Hunter
Mike Huckabee
Mitt Romney
Tom Tancredo
Tommy Thompson
Ron Paul
Jim Gilmore
Rudy Giuliani
John McCain
I guess it kinda makes sense. Despite Ron Paul's all-consuming opposition to taxes they don't want him embarrassing them with a bunch of anti-war rhetoric; nobody knows who Jim Gilmore is; and Rudy Giuliani's a thrice married cross-dressing pro-gay pro-abortion New Yorker.
But you have to feel a bit sorry for John McCain after all that time he spent pandering to Jerry Falwell.
George W. Bush
And finally, George W. Bush is surging! Just take a look at this graph of his approval ratings:
Wait, I'm sorry, those are his disapproval ratings. Here are his approval ratings:
Hmm, not quite so hot. It kinda reminds me of the gentle arc of a child's tennis ball, bouncing slowly across a playground before finally coming to rest in a pile of dog poo.
In fact, last week marked a new low for Our Great Leader as Newsweek charted his approval rating at a mere 26 percent. But it could be worse: a recent NBC/Wall Street Journal poll shows that only 19 percent of Americans think that the country is heading in the right direction. (This means that 6 percent of people think the country is heading in the wrong direction but also think George W. Bush is doing a heck of a job. Er, hello?)
How low can he go? Well, Our Great Leader has already plummeted past Jimmy Carter, who had a 28% approval rating at the height of the 1979 oil crisis, and is rapidly closing in on Richard Nixon's record 23% which Nixon achieved seven months before he was forced to resign in disgrace.
So come on, George - just a few more percentage points to go and then you can officially hold the title of worst president ever. And I think I can safely speak for three quarters of the country when I say that the words "resign in disgrace" never sounded so sweet.
See you next week!
-- EarlG
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I would suggest trying your public library. Our public Library has a decent variety of music and you can get a taste for free to see what you like.
You state you don't like classical or Jazz, but you may find some you do like. There are some Jazz artists who stray too far from a melody for many people and if you try different artists, you may find that you like that person's style of Jazz.
I like just about everything that Aurturo Sandoval plays
Wynton Marsalis has great classical and jazz albumns. Portrain of Wynton Marsalis is a great classical albumn.
Portrait of Wynton Marsalis - Wynton Marsalis official web site
there are some sound clips Wynton's site where you could check out what he's playing.
Many other artist's web sites have sample sound clips as well. Check them out and see what you like.
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Thanks for all the recommendations. I appreciate it.
I do not dislike classical or jazz, but I guess it is not growing on me very fast either. But I do keep listening to see if that changes. But I do like popular (or whatever the right term is) which I was finding difficult to locate in CD at the library and Amazon.
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if it's bad you can learn,
Unfortunatey when it comes to the human brain, garbage in = garbage out.
You never want to purposely expose yourself to bad music. That's just wrong on several levels. Poorly executed music should be avoided because you are right, you'll learn from it.
I understand that it is frustrating, but for many posts there is no clear answer or advice. There are definitely other times where people do just want some suggestions and opinions and by all means if some asks who your favorite Jazz artist is, tell them.
I the case of this post, so much of the recorded trumpet music out there is Jazz or Classical.
There just aren't a lot of people out there recording instrumental versions of popular melodies and selling them.
Most popular music, doesn't feature the trumpet though many rock, funk, reggae, country groups have killer horn sections.
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- Pain Medicine
James P. Sostak, MD
- Sports Medicine
- Arthroscopy of Shoulder, Hip, Knee and Ankle
- Shoulder Replacement
Craig M. Torosian, MD
- Hand and Elbow Surgery
- Microsurgery of Upper Extremity
- Complex Upper Extremity Surgery
All of our 11 orthopedic surgeons have completed four years of medical school, five years in an orthopedic residency, and one year of intensive specialty training in a focus-area under the guidance of an expert orthopedic specialist.
What does this mean to you?
You'll receive the very best quality of care from highly trained subspecialists who work together to diagnosis and treat your specific condition or repair your injury. Our physicians refer to each other to make sure your needs are always first.


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Rustic refinement takes an inviting stance on Benchmade by Brownstone's X-Base bench. Beneath a tasteful tufted seat, its wooden base bears geometric appeal with criss-cross panels.
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