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Almost every child has imagined his favorite cartoon character turning into a real person or animal. Who wouldn't want to hang out with a dog that can talk or a friend who solves mysteries?
Apparently quite a few movie studio execs had these same thoughts when they decided to bring small screen cartoon characters to the big screen using actors instead of drawings.
Some of these endeavors were relatively successful. For example, although critics' opinions were mixed, "Transformers" and its sequels have proven to be huge commercial successes. Unfortunately, more often than not, cartoon characters that turn from cute animations to real actors wearing goofy costumes and spouting ridiculous dialogue, tend not to fare so well.
Up first, here's something you won't really like ...
No. 5: "The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle"
One of the best things about the original Rocky and Bullwinkle cartoon series was that it was actually funny. Bullwinkle J. Moose and Rocket "Rocky" J. Squirrel had hilarious run-ins with the evil Natasha and Boris in the early 1960s.
In 2000 these humorous, engaging characters became three dimensional but, sadly, fell flatter than fans ever could have imagined.
With big stars like Renee Russo playing Natasha and Jason Alexander playing Boris –- not to mention Robert DeNiro as the "Fearless Leader" -- this movie actually had a chance of being "not horrible." But alas, it blew that chance by being unfunny, unoriginal and remarkably boring.
If you can't make a squirrel and a moose entertaining, you're just not trying very hard.
And clearly, neither were the producers of our next pick ...
No. 4: "Scooby-Doo: The Movie" and "Scooby Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed"
The first adaptation of this lovable dog and his entourage was marginally entertaining at best. So what made the studio decide to release a sequel?
Apparently it was a combination of greed and the desire to ruin the reputation of one of the "grooviest" animated crime-solving teams of all time.
The animated gang who traveled around in their "Mystery Machine" exposing makeshift ghosts and getting called "meddling kids" were cheesy, fun entertainment at its best.
Unfortunately, the big screen version starring Freddie Prinze Jr. and Sarah Michelle Gellar just didn't cut the Scooby snacks. And the sequel would have even ruined cartoon Shaggy's appetite (which is no easy task, considering that he always had "the munchies").
Of course, some appetites can't be ruined no matter how lousy the film, as you will see next ...
No. 3: "Fat Albert"
Fat Albert looks as if he could swallow just about anything. But he may have bitten off more than he could chew when he evolved into a "real person" in 2004.
It's not that Kenan Thompson is a bad actor. It's not even that turning this lovable Cosby character and his junkyard homies into a full-length feature film was a terrible idea.
The problem, more than anything else, was the atrocious script and the practically nonexistent storyline.
Bill Cosby is known for his ability to launch amazingly successful TV shows and tremendously horrible movies. Why he can't transfer his magic from the small screen to the big screen is a mystery even Scooby-Doo and the gang wouldn't be able to solve.
True to form, Cosby was way off the mark with this cartoon-to–movie adaptation. Hey, hey, hey, it's a baaaad movie!
But not quite as bad as the next one on our list ...
No. 2: "Popeye"


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3-2 Warren board vote keeps Schob as football coach
VINCENT – Warren High School football Coach Andy Schob was approved for another year at the helm Monday despite some board of education members expressing concern about the direction of the program.
The 3-2 vote came near the end of a busy regular meeting in the administration office, which included discussion and votes on facility repairs, substitute bus driver salaries and the proposed state school funding system.
Board members Bob Allen and John Nichols opposed the resolution to employ Schob as coach for the fourth year on a supplemental contract of $6,464 and five assistants at $3,334 each.
"My concern is we seem to be trending downward instead of upward in the football program," Allen said, noting records of 5-5, 5-5 and 4-6 during Schob's tenure, compared to 7-3 the year before. "What makes us think this is going to be turned around in the future?"
Board Vice President Debbie West said the win-loss record isn't the only factor to consider. Being mentors and supporting student-athletes on and off the field or court are important as well, she said.
"Winning is great. I cheer them on, and I hope that they win every game," West said. "(But) there (are) other things than being a winning season every time."
Allen agreed Schob is "great with the kids," but said there are coaches who can do that and have success on the field.
Nichols said he has concerns about some of the assistants, including one returning and one new hire someone else spoke to him about.
"I've witnessed mannerisms and language that is not necessary," he said.
Superintendent Tom Gibbs said he had not been notified of any of the issues Nichols spoke about and asked him to provide more information on them. He and Nichols agreed not to identify the individuals referenced in the public meeting.
"If I'm aware of it, I can attempt to address it," he said.
While Gibbs agreed an assistant who is not representing the district appropriately should be asked to step down, he said he tries to give head coaches a chance to remedy issues first. As for Schob, Gibbs said "the high school faculty in general supports Mr. Schob and the work that he's done with the kids."
Contacted after the meeting, Schob said he did not know of any incidents of inappropriate language like Nichols referenced, but he would not use it and "wouldn't accept it from my assistants either."
As for his record, Schob said, his focus is on running a quality program and teaching the players character.
"My main concern is doing what I feel is right with the kids, and hopefully (winning) will take care of itself if you do the right things," he said.
In other business
The board unanimously approved a bid of $460,000 by Hobbs Industrial Roofing of Canton to make repairs to the roofs of buildings 2 and 3 at the high school and some connector corridors. Hobbs has bid on other projects for the district but not come in as the low bidder before, said Josh Predovich, project manager for SHP Leading Design of Columbus.
The approval was granted pending completion of due diligence by SHP, but Predovich said his company has worked with Hobbs in the past and he has confidence in them.
The work would be done over the summer, with the goal of completing it prior to the start of the 2013-14 school year.
The board voted 5-0 to increase the pay for substitute bus drivers from $10 an hour to $11.50. The district is having trouble finding substitute drivers, Treasurer Melcie Wells said, and the change moves the rate of pay from even with the lowest offered by Washington County districts to tied for the highest.
The board unanimously approved a resolution opposing portions of Ohio Gov. John Kasich's proposed school funding plan that would fund vouchers for private and parochial schools.
"You're essentially indicating that you have concerns that public tax dollars would be funneled away … to private and parochial schools," Gibbs said.
Unlike funding for students attending charter schools or other public districts through open enrollment, the money would not be diverted from a student's home district. But Gibbs said the proposal still uses money that could otherwise support the state's public education system.
Barlow resident Dan Johnson, a former board member and son of longtime Warren baseball Coach Cecil Johnson, expressed his pride in the accomplishment of the boys high school basketball team, which advanced to the Division II state tournament Saturday with a dramatic 49-47 victory over New Philadelphia. He also praised the community support of the team at its regional and district tournament games at Ohio University's Convocation Center.
"In our budget-crunch situation … we have been able to bring to the Convo in every situation a larger crowd than any other team," Johnson said. "The strength of our district is in our people."
Gibbs told the board that due to the interest of students and staff in going to Thursday's state semifinal game in Columbus, school would be closed Thursday. Students will make up the day March 27, a date which was originally part of spring break.


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The win sends the season record up to 16 wins and 4 losses.
After securing the district championship the Lady Eagles hosted the John Paul II Centurions on open district week.
The Lady Eagles started the game off by giving up one hit to the TAPPS power house.
Woodsboro started the bottom of the first inning hot with the bats.
Toni Martinez, Jamie Wilson and Kendall Wendland reached base on singles but were denied the crossing of the plate.
In the top half of the second inning, once again, Wilson allowed just one hit as the defense supported the ace pitcher.
In the bottom half of the second the Lady Eagles got in rhythm and scored two runs on three hits.
Anna Vega led off the inning with a single to left field.
Rachel Blaschke collected a single; Madalynn Nixon then punched her free walk ticket to load the bases.
Martinez stamped her RBI ticket twice with one swing of the bat, hitting a two RBI double to score Vega and Blaschke.
The Centurions went three up and three down in the third frame on two strikeouts and a fly ball to Martinez at first base.
The Lady Eagles exploded for five runs in the bottom of the third.
Wilson started the inning off with a double to left center.
Hannah Niemann then secured an RBI with a double of her own, scoring courtesy runner Analisa Arriaga from third base.
Vega reached base on a fielder's choice.
Blaschke got her second hit of the day, as Nixon watched ball four to load the bases.
Taylor Perez hit a 2RBI single up the middle to score Vega and Blaschke.
Martinez followed with an RBI single to score Nixon from third base.
Kasye McCool reached on an error by the Centurion pitcher.
Wilson collected her first RBI on a single to left center scoring courtesy runner Hallie Martinez to make the score 7-0.
In the top half of the fourth inning the Centurions showed their first threat of scoring on a two-out rally.
The Centurions loaded the bases up on a single and two walks with two outs but were denied a run on Wilson's sixth strikeout of the game.
The Lady Eagles scored two more runs in their bottom half of the fourth.
Wendland and Niemann then hit back-to-back singles.
Wendland scored from second on a single by Vega.
Niemann and Vega advanced a base on a single by Nixon.
Niemann later scored on an RBI single by catcher Perez to make the score 9-0.
Wilson struck out her seventh and eighth victims with her fastball, and Martinez threw a runner out at third base, as Vega made the strong tag.
In the bottom half of the fifth, McCool led off the inning with a single.
Wilson collected her fourth hit of the day with a double.
With runners on second and third, Wendland goy a base hit to score McCool, the winning run, from third.
Pitcher Wilson gave up just three hits, struck out eight batters and went 4 for 4 at the plate with 1RBI, 2 doubles, Perez 2 - 4, 1R, 3RBI, Martinez, 3 – 4, 3RBI's, McCool 1 – 4, 1R, Wendland 3 – 4, 1R, RBI, Niemann 2-3, 1R, RBI, Anna Vega 2-3, 2R, RBI, Rachel Blaschke 2-3, 2R, Madalynn Nixon 1-1, 1R, 2BB.
Also contributing to the Lady Eagle victory was right fielder Taylor Nixon, Hallie Martinez, Analisa Arriaga, Shelby Sheffield, Kasten Cisneros, Karah Lakeman, and Adriana Vega.
The next game for the Lady Eagles will be in the area round of the playoffs against the winner of D'Hanis and Center Point. Time and Location TBA.
Anyone interested in purchasing softball playoff T-shirts please contact Booster club president Johnny Lamprecht.


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Posted 15 September 2006 - 06:51 AM
I thought it was peetty interesting....
esp. the interviews w/ bobbito.
them NY fiends is crazy
Posted 15 September 2006 - 07:12 AM
anyone seen this?
I thought it was peetty interesting....
esp. the interviews w/ bobbito.
them NY fiends is crazy
I dig it. Bought a copy of the DVD the other week. The Tinker Hatfield stuff is great and Grandmaster Caz and his buddy are hilarious.
Posted 15 September 2006 - 07:15 AM
ol boy wore the same red and black air jordans for seven months straight....
Posted 15 September 2006 - 01:41 PM
you peeked "Where'ed You Get Those"? if i ever had to substitute teach right quick, that would be the text book i'd break out on them little bastards.. .. .
i like kicks
Posted 15 September 2006 - 03:35 PM
Posted 15 September 2006 - 03:36 PM
Posted 15 September 2006 - 11:27 PM
. The Tinker Hatfield stuff is great and Grandmaster Caz and his buddy are hilarious.
Hi labelle!!!! ROFL@ that cracker as you avatar ...fucking labelle
Who was that dude on the street they were interviewing with the suit and the Air Force 1's on ?
Now he was funny.that fool kept cursing or am I thinking of a different sneaker video?
Damn, I wish I woulda got those pink canvas AF1's along time ago...I am so stupid
Posted 16 September 2006 - 08:59 PM
Yeah that's my fav' dub_g, "10 months straight...You can't wear your Jordans in the winter!!!"
Anyway go get it, you can't be disappointed. My boy watched it tonight and he's into makin' movies and writing and all that film biz and he said it was the best doc. he's seen in a long time. You'll be out the next day if not buying, looking to buy a hot pair of sneaks and a My Adidas 12".
Posted 18 September 2006 - 08:48 AM
Cheers b_c!! Glad the cool table has reassembled. That Tyron Biggums lookin' dude with the fattest lips I've ever seen, I think he's a writer or somthing, I'm pretty sure he's written for the Source among other rags, Bones Malone or somethin' or another. He funny. Sayin' he punch out a cop if they stepped on his sneaks (AF1's).
Cool table is almost ready for sesson...........
HAHAHA!!!! he did look like Tyrone Biggums..... that niggas lips was ashy and crusty
He started going on a bunch of rants about how fools wild out about their kicks.
Didn't he get on a ferris wheel at the end??
That dude was classic!!
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Park Meadows Country Club
Park City, Utah
June 13, 2004
Nine golfers round out field for the AJGA Glenwild Junior
PARK CITY, Utahâ Peter Ahn drove all the way from Victoria, British Columbia, to shoot a 4-under-par 68 at the AJGA Glenwild Junior Qualifier, held Sunday at Park Meadows Country Club. The 20-hour drive with his dad was worth it, said Ahn, who earned a place in this weekâs tournament field.
Conducted by the American Junior Golf Association, the AJGA Glenwild Junior will feature 84 players from 14 states and Canada, including eight Utah natives. The event, which is being played for the first time, is a 54-hole, stroke play tournament that is being held at Glenwild Golf Club & Spa and will begin on Tuesday.
Ahn, 17, made birdie on Nos. 2, 13, 15 and 16 and said he was able to play well because he was relaxed on the course.
âMy short game was really great,â he said. âI shot 35 on the front and 33 on the back, so basically everything was working great for me.â
This will mark Ahnâs second AJGA tournament.
Joining Ahn is Jon Krane of Sherman Oaks, Calif., who shot an even-par 72. Krane said he had the most difficulty judging the yardage with the high altitude of the mountain course.
âI took 10 yards off my aim, then tried to aim off the green so the wind could let it come back,â he said.
Krane, 17, birdied the first hole and had a good par save on No. 1. He was 40 yards off the green and was able to get up and down for par.
Nick Poper of Lakewood, Calif., Estanislao Guerrero of San Diego, Calif., Andrew Ok of Granada Hills, Calif., Joel Dahmen of Clarkston, Wash., Josh Porter of Scottsdale, Ariz, Richard Pawlasek of Las Vegas, and Kevin Tucker of Kennewick, Wash., also qualified and will round out the tournament field.
First-round tee times will run from noon - 1:57 p.m., Tuesday at Glenwild Golf Club & Spa.
The American Junior Golf Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the overall growth and development of young men and women who aspire to earn college golf scholarships through competitive junior golf. The largest association of its kind, the AJGA has a junior membership (boys and girls ages 12-18) of approximately 5,000 junior golfers from 50 states and 30 foreign countries.
Titleist, the AJGAâs National Sponsor, has been the catalyst and driving force behind the Associationâs success since 1989. Rolex Watch U.S.A., a supporter of the AJGA since 1983, became an AJGA Premier Partner in 2004.
AJGA alumni have risen to the top of amateur, collegiate and professional golf. More than 160 former AJGA juniors currently play on the PGA and LPGA Tours and have compiled more than 300 wins. AJGA alumni include Phil Mickelson, Tiger Woods, Davis Love III, Mike Weir, Charles Howell III, Jim Furyk, Vicki Goetze-Ackerman, Grace Park, Cristie Kerr and Beth Bauer.
For more information on the AJGA Glenwild Junior, contact Tournament Headquarters at (678) 617-4585.
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"B Hip Kids" jacket label
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"me jane kids" jacket label
"Me Jane" and "B-Hip Kids by Me Jane" girls' jackets with faux fur trim
The jackets have drawstrings at the waist that could become snagged or caught in small spaces or vehicle doors and pose an entanglement hazard to young children. In February 1996, CPSC issued guidelines about drawstrings in children's upper outerwear. In 1997, those guidelines were incorporated into a voluntary standard. Then, in July, 2011, based on the guidelines and voluntary standard, CPSC issued a federal regulation. CPSC's actions demonstrate a commitment to help prevent children from strangling or getting entangled on neck and waist drawstrings in upper outerwear, such as jackets and sweatshirts.
For additional information, please contact Louise Paris at (877) 537-7517 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. ET Monday through Friday, or at email@example.com
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This recall involves two girls' polyfill jackets with faux-fur trim around the hoods and drawstrings at the waist. They were sold under the labels "Me Jane Kids" or "B-Hip Kids by Me Jane", and the labels bearing these names are found at the back neck of the garments. The jackets were sold in youth sizes 4- 6X and 7-16. These jackets were also labeled by sizes S, M, L. One style labeled "Me Jane Kids" is fleece with front drawstrings with toggles at the ends and sold in the following colors: green, charcoal grey and black. Other "Me Jane Kids" or "B-Hip Kids by Me Jane" brand labeled bubble jackets have drawstrings on the back, no toggles and were sold in the following colors: purple, black, pink, coffee, and cream.
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Consumers should immediately remove the drawstrings from the jackets to eliminate the hazard and contact Louise Paris for instructions on how to receive a full refund.
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Iraq's President Jalal Talabani, seen here in September 2011, is in the hospital for a medical 'emergency'.
Updated at 9:45 a.m. ET: BAGHDAD - Iraqi President Jalal Talabani -- a Kurd who has been a key player in mediating during the country's political crisis -- was in hospital on Tuesday after suffering a stroke that left him in "stable" condition, a lawmaker said.
Three un-named government sources said he was in critical condition, but his office said the 79-year-old president was stable under intensive medical supervision after receiving treatment for blocked arteries.
Without Talabani, Iraq would lose an influential peace-maker who often eased tensions in the fragile power-sharing government and negotiated in the growing rift over oil between Baghdad and the OPEC member country's autonomous Kurdistan region.
"President Talabani has suffered a light stroke. His condition is stable now and doctors are closely monitoring him and if they decide he should be transferred outside then he'll go," veteran Kurdish politician Mahmoud Othman, a close Talabani associate who was in the Baghdad hospital.
Talabani had been suffering from ill health much of this year and received medical treatment overseas several times in the last two years.
Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki visited the hospital earlier on Tuesday.
Blasts hit Iraq's Kirkuk, disputed territories
Under Iraq's constitution, the parliament should elect a new president if the post becomes vacant and Iraq's power-sharing deal calls for the presidency to go to a Kurd while two vice presidents are shared by a Sunni Muslim and a Shi'ite Muslim.
Political analysts said former Kurdistan prime minister Barham Salih is favored candidate to replace Talabani should the president be incapacitated.
But his exit from Iraqi politics would come at a sensitive time and any succession would be complicated, a year after the last American troops left the country.
One year after the U.S. military pullout, Iraq teeters between statehood and failure. NBC News' Jim Maceda reports.
"He is the most moderate among Iraqi politicians and the most able to defuse political shocks. I do not think any one will be able to fill his position as a president and as a politician," Iraqi analyst Ibrahim al-Sumaidaie said.
Iraq law would see one of the vice presidents take over Talabani's duties before the parliamentary vote. But Iraq's Sunni Vice President, Tareq al-Hashemi, is a fugitive outside of the country after he fled to escape charges he ran death squads. He was sentenced to death in absentia.
A veteran of the Kurdish guerrilla movement, Talabani survived wars, exile and infighting in northern Iraq to become the country's first Kurdish president a few years after the 2003 invasion that toppled Saddam Hussein.
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- Conn. massacre: Lessons from Israel, where guns are a way of life
- 'I can only rely on myself': Insurance is expensive, unfamiliar in disaster-hit China
- Video: Street fighting, shelling in Syria capital
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My 5 month old daughter will not take a bottle what so ever, even if it has my breastmilk in it. She was taking bottles fine until she recently got sick, now she won't take any formula bottles or any breastmilk bottles. It is a little hard on me because I have to be at the daycare every three hours just to nurse her. The daycare offers her bottles also and still she won't take any. She is eatting baby food just find but no bottles.
I have been trying to pump to get my milk up i have even been drinking mother's milk tea and eating oatmeal to help with it also.
Please any advice would greatly help me out.
Mommy to 5 month old Anna Naomi
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Please feel free to email me because I am a full time college student and may not be on here very often. Thanks


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Hawaii Five-0 has done its share of stunts in the islands, but a fire at its main character's real-life house was not one of them.
Click here to watch Brenton Awa's report.
We're used to seeing Alex O'Loughlin on TV, but not like this. The celebrity actor was obviously feeling out of place after a fire ripped through a portion of his home.
Christina Lighter was sitting poolside next door just before 4 p.m. Monday when they smelled the smoke and heard an explosion.
"It sounded like the door got kicked in, we didn't see anything other than that," said Lighter, a neighbor.
Lighter and her family went to investigate.
"We were watching, waiting to see what happened and all of a sudden the fire came out and started burning the doors down," said Lighter.
They called 911 and fire crews arrived to the home just off of Diamond Head within minutes.
"When we got here about 10 of four, the fire was rolling out of the garage and it was starting to extend above the garage. We were able to knock it down and keep it from damaging that apartment," said Captain Terry Selig of the Honolulu Fire Department.
"The smoke was really big, it was a lot of white smoke and it started coming out of the windows and then kind of forcefully came out," said Lighter.
The neighbors were unsure if anyone was home but after seeing the gate open, they decided to check and found one woman in need of help.
"She was standing out there calling and trying to find out where everyone was, so we got her down and out here then Alex came," said Lighter.
O'Loughlin was seen talking with fire crews and walking onto the damaged property. Fortunately, firefighters got there in time and contained the flames to the garage.
No one was injured from the fire. The investigation will continue Tuesday and damage is estimated at $110,000 to the structure and its contents.


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Banking Lobby Faces 'Serious Problems' in Washington: Barney Frank
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Banks face "serious problems" in Washington in the coming Congress, according to Rep. Barney Frank (D., Mass.), stepping down after a more than 30-year tenure in the House of Representatives.
Frank, one of the key legislators behind the contentious 2010 Dodd-Frank financial services reform legislation when he led the House Financial Services Committee, was referring to Rep. Jeb Hensarling (R., Texas), who will take over leadership of the committee when the 113th Congress begins in 2013. Hensarling will replace Rep. Spencer Bachus (R., Ala.), who has already served the maximum six years he is permitted as either chairman or ranking minority member of a committee under Republican party rules.
Frank called Hensarling "very very far to the right and I don't think sustainable," in an interview with Bloomberg television over the weekend.
"I don't think the people in the financial community would be very happy if he was making policy with regard to the Federal Reserve -- with regard to international cooperation with regard to international financial institutions. So I think they're going to have some serious problems there, including by the way I read people in the financial community -- Lloyd Blankfein, Jamie Dimon -- who say 'Yeah we need some regulation.' They don't agree with all of it. I think he is a throwback to the days of irresponsibility."
A call to Hensarling's office wasn't returned. A spokeswoman for JPMorgan Chase (JPM) where Dimon is Chairman and CEO, declined to comment. A spokeswoman for Goldman Sachs (GS) , where Blankfein serves those roles, did not respond to an email inquiry.
Frank was also sharply critical of the Financial Services Roundtable, a bank lobbying organization whose membership includes many of the largest U.S. financial services companies, including Bank of America (BAC) , Citigroup (C) , and JPMorgan.
"The Financial Services Roundtable made an incredibly bad decision by hiring a very partisan Republican, former Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty to head the Financial Services Roundtable. He had every right to run for President but he ran to the right of Mitt Romney. For example he said things about about the Federal Reserve that I think were irresponsible. Well I don't know how the Financial Services Roundtable is going to expect the Federal Reserve to totally forget what they said. I think most business people think what the Federal Reserve has done in coping with this problem has been pretty good. Ben Bernanke is after all a Bush guy."
Pawlenty told CNBC in 2011 of Bernanke that "I opposed his appointment last time, so it wouldn't be hard for me to oppose his reappointment next time, and I don't think he should continue in that position."
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An Iowa man speculates that a raccoon that caught on fire destroyed his century barn Monday, KJAN radio reported.
Multiple fire crews were called to Doug Redinbaugh's Indian Creek Farms about 9:15 a.m.
Redinbaugh told KJAN that he thinks the fire started in the barn when a raccoon living in a pile of storm debris being burned ran into the barn.
KJAN said the barn and its contents were a total loss. No injuries were reported.
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The American Marketing Association (AMA) UTEP Chapter was awarded with three outstanding awards during the 34th Annual International Collegiate Conference in New Orleans, LA on March 22nd-24th. The awards included Chapter Planning, Fundraising, and Community Service as well as two prizes from the AMASavesLives competition. The conference had more than 1,100 students from more than 140 different universities.
These awards were given to AMA UTEP for their involvement in different activities on and off campus. Some of the highlights that contributed to these awards include the organization's participation in the International Food Fair where they won 1st place. AMA UTEP also created a campaign on campus for the AMASavesLives project which supports organ donation. In addition to UTEP events and National AMA events, AMA UTEP also helps our local community with their own events like Carving for Kids, in which they carved and donated pumpkins to the Lee and Beulah Moore Children's home, and Giving is Loving, a Thanksgiving festival where they donated more than 35 turkeys to low income families.


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It was a great year for North Central College.
Who could have predicted that the 12 months after the completion of the College's record Preparing for a New Century Capital Campaign would be the most financially successful in the College's 143-year history?
Or that nearly a century after its construction by some of the same Evangelical Christians who founded North Central, the old Grace Evangelical Church, with its 24,000 square feet of usable space, would become part of the campus?
Or that in 2003-04, one of our students, Zachary Pratt '05, would become North Central's first Goldwater Scholar, and a recent alumna, Michelle LaGroue '02, would be selected as Miss Illinois?
We knew, thanks to the wonderful lead gift of Mimi Flickinger '55 Rolland and her husband, Ian, that the renovated Boilerhouse would open this fall, but who could have foreseen what a fabulous addition to our community — an instant success, perfect in scale for the campus and the neighborhood — the Rolland Center Boilerhouse Café would be?
We knew, because of the unprecedented philanthropy of Dr. Myron Wentz '63 last fall, that we would be taking a giant step forward on one of the College's long-term building projects in the years to come. But who anticipated, with the addition of the old Grace Church, that his contribution would become the "naming gift" for a new music hall/fine arts facility, bringing the College tantalizingly close to realizing a dream that was here before I became president almost 14 years ago?
North Central's alumni director, David Columbus '92, perhaps reflecting his heritage as one of Coach Al Carius' talented cross country runners, has made "Cardinal Pride" an oft-repeated theme for alumni, and the campus as a whole.
Raised in a household where "pride goeth before a fall" was a mantra, I have always been ambivalent about celebrating great achievements — modesty is a virtue. But even as I feel deep pride in … and gratitude for … the accomplishments of the men and women of North Central College — students, faculty and staff — and our trustees, alumni, community and benefactors, I think the real message of Cardinal Pride is what all of you should feel.
Together, as this Annual Report makes clear, we are fulfilling the promise this historic College first made seven generations ago. Together, we are not only being recognized as one of U.S. News & World Reports' best colleges, but also its "best values."
Together, we are upgrading a 19th century campus — brick by brick — to meet 21st century standards and needs, without losing the human scale, character and virtues that have always defined North Central's distinctiveness.
Together, we are on the verge of a glorious new era for the arts and sciences and our educational program. In short, in your association with North Central College, you have much of which to be proud, particularly after the year we have just experienced.
But Cardinal Pride is not about boasting. It's a quiet pride, rooted in confidence, but also a belief that from those to whom more has been given, more is expected. It's about being grateful, and honoring those who got us here by working harder, and giving back, to help those who will follow.
I can think of no better symbol for that kind of pride than Dr. Paul Schwab '53, a Life Trustee of the College, who died on Oct. 25. A distinguished physician and psychiatrist, Paul's quarter-century of service as a trustee was a quiet but powerful witness for his high standards, moral principles, personal kindness, and love for students, faculty and staff of the College … and both his belief in the goodness of his alma mater and his unwavering commitment to its greatness.
In thanking everyone whose name is listed in this report, and all of our faculty and staff for your contributions to a remarkable year for North Central College, I thank you also for honoring the vision of this College that Paul Schwab's life embodied … a vision in which we can all take Cardinal Pride.
Harold R. Wilde
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would you have preferred obito to remain tobi, as a running gag, or are you happy that he is obito now?
Or do you like swirly mask tobi being a good boy, staying swirly masked?
Swirly mask, he managed to get everyone pissed at him back then. :y
I want the Tobi we had from Itachi's death to before the mask came off.
GOOD TOBI! I miss him so much, my favorite part was when he was with Deidara. But I'm not all that mad that he's Obito now either
I miss TOBI, Neither Bee or Guy are filling the comic in the manga..
This Obito because it would have made plot better but I liked the one with Deidara better
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I live on School Road in Three Rivers, across the street from the Little League Field. It is my understanding that a new housing facility is being contemplated across from my home and the Little League Field. School Road has always been a busy road with school traffic. High School students use that road to travel to their lunch destination. Many kids walk from the school to their homes and travel that road alone. Youth practicing for athletic events often run that road alone. School Road is not only used to get from Hwy 72 to the school, city pool and Little League Field, now it is often used to bypass Hwy 281 traffic.
My concern is that if a new Man Camp or Oilfield Trailer Park is allowed to open at this location, it has potential of putting our youth in danger. Not only will it increase the already high volume of traffic that is using School Road, but it will also put many transient workers in close proximity of unsupervised youth. I realize that often these workers are screened for drug use, but how many of them are actually subject to a background check? How many sexual offenders might we have living in our midst, down the street from the school or public pool, or across the street from our homes and the Little League Field? The land in question is at most 50 feet from the Little League Field. I, for one, am not interested in putting my son or any other child in a potentially dangerous environment, when it can easily be avoided.
I understand that everyone wants to take advantage of our local economic situation, but, I am not willing to risk the safety of our youth so that someone else can benefit. I am hoping that others that feel this way will also voice their concern in hopes that this housing facility be moved to another, more suitable location. Although the land in question has not been annexed, I would also hope that our elected officials would hold the safety of our children in the highest regard if this matter should come before them.
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Since manga is already out in onemanga (http://www.onemanga.com/Naruto/423/01/) I think we should start discussing it.
cool dude
idk that they came out on thursday too now
its awesome
cant wait for the next one
that kind sad
Wow you think kakashi used his magenkou(not correct spelling) to warp the nail into another dimension?!?!?!.... God Realm is nuts!
idk that dude
i didnt see that if it did happen
Originally Posted by kakashithunder
idk that dude
i didnt see that if it did happen
Look at this .... look at his eye and tell me you don't see it
i see it now
oh man...did kakashi lose his sharingan?
or did he just...gulp...die?
Originally Posted by kakashithunder
i see it now
oh man...did kakashi lose his sharingan?
or did he just...gulp...die?
No way he died.... he warped that nail into another dimension.... the possibility of him losing his sight is high tho. Whether it be his sharingan or regular eye. Kakashi's character should develop more i think. I believe kishi said he was going to concentrate on kakashi and sakura more. Maybe we will learn more from him after his death??? i dk i wish it was next week already!!!!!
423 was a huge disapointment it wasnt as insightful as I hoped it would be, but i still enjoyed it. Hopefully Kakashi isnt killed by a simple nail...I do think that kakashi's sharingan has been taken away though. On the last page of 423 is says ''the last thing left for kakashi is?'' I wonder what that means. If my assumption is right then it could be that hes left with his regular eye. Or he has god realm in a genjutsu n he uses this opportunity to find the last clue to his weakness
i know right
i want to know what happened there myself
Who is Shinra-tensei???????
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who r u talkin about dude
who is he?
Originally Posted by Tom
who is he?
i dont think it's a who. Rather a jutsu... maybe it's his ability to push and pull gravity
Originally Posted by Kiba20
i dont think it's a who. Rather a jutsu... maybe it's his ability to push and pull gravity
you are right. that is his jutsu name to push gravity away. Thanks to his eyes each pein minon can ctronl something that takes a certain amount of chakra. The guy that got his died by Kakashi had the ablilty to do quick kill. pein work in groups of 2 so they can work in a pattern to kill thei opponets.
but my question is....
Is Kakashi dead??????
There is no way that he is dead, it seems pretty likely that he is blinded at this point tho Im not sure in which eye. On the other hand I really hope Kakashi is secretely trapping him in an awesome Genjutsu, and that Choji and his pop were just a diversion. Kakashi is pretty clever like that.
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As you've probably heard, Rockstar Games' Grand Theft Auto: The Ballad of Gay Tony and GTA: Episodes From Liberty City were released today, and as anyone who picked up a copy of latter will tell you, it doesn't just include bonus radio content. It also includes a terribly cryptic hint at the location of the next Grand Theft Auto (Sadly, the hint doesn't include anything about it being released episodically).
It's not much, but located on the bottom right-hand corner of a page in the manual for the game is a small advertisement for a movie called Liberty City, It's Over! On the lower corner of the ad is a torn away section that shows some mountains bordering a beach that is sprinkled with what appear to be pine trees (but I guess they could just be stand-ins for any old type of tree). And just beneath the graphic is either the word "Theater Seagull" (or "Seagulf" since the last letter is covered up) and a box that says, "Opens March Everywhere."
What does it all mean? How the hell should I know? Of course, the return of Vice City FM in Episodes From Liberty City seems like a good indication that the next installment will see the series return to sunny South Florida. However, I grew up in South Florida, and mountains are pretty hard to come by, even in the hillier parts of the northern portion of the state. My first reaction when I saw the picture was the pacific northwest, which would definitely put it in the range of San Andreas territory, but there are plenty of places that share the characteristics found in the photo, so I guess we'll have to wait until March to see what comes of this.
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My weekly offseason musings about the White Sox and more…
Wheeling and Dealing: Putz Joins Pale Hose, Sox Still Seeking Leadoff Man
Well, the Winter Meetings are now in the rear-view mirror and the hope of some blockbuster White Sox news went right along with it. But we knew that Kenny Williams had something up his sleeve and it's just been announced, as rumored, that J.J. Putz has signed a one-year deal with the Sox for $3 million. He's coming off an injury, but if he can get back to his previous form he'll be a big asset. He'll be reunited with his buddy, former Mariner Matt Thornton.
While the Hideki Matsui and Coco Crisp rumors are still out there, lo and behold a new name has surfaced–the Yankees' 26-year-old centerfielder Brett Gardner. With the Yanks outfield pretty well set, it certainly is a possibility New York will deal Gardner under the right circumstances. Word is Kenny Williams likes him, he has dealt with Yanks GM Brian Cashman in the past and it does give us a leadoff hitter. With Scotty Pods holding out for a two-year pact and Crisp still a rumor, perhaps the Sox think this is the answer–though some feel it's up in the air if he can be an everyday player. In 150 major league games Gardner has hit .270 with 26 stolen bases. He was chosen by the Yanks in the 2005 draft out of the College of Charleston.
GBeck to Lead Off? He Hopes Not
Speaking of the quest for a leadoff hitter, Gordon Beckham has gone on record that he hopes he doesn't land in that spot. "I've heard the rumors," he told Mark Gonzales of the Chicago Tribune. "I kinda hope I don't lead off. I've never lead off before." After saying that, Beckham followed up with what you would expect out of him. "If I have to bat leadoff, I'll make do. I'll work at being good at it. I'm OK if they want me to bat there."
Looking into the Future
The following are the Sox Top 10 prospects as determined by baseball analyst John Sickels:
Daniel Hudson, RHP
Jared Mitchell, OF
Tyler Flowers, C
Brent Morel, 3B
Jordan Danks, OF
Dayan Viciedo, 3B
David Holmberg, LHP
C.J. Retherford, 2B
Christian Marrero, 1B-OF
Santos Rodriguez, LHP
Hudson and Flowers spent time with the Sox at the end of 2009 and could be in the picture next year. The conventional wisdom is that the Sox want Flowers to get more experience at AAA Charlotte instead of serving as A.J.'s backup. Among the others, Danks probably has the best chance of playing in Chicago next season.
Tiger, Take Note
My non-Sox note of the week: If Tiger had only heeded the wisdom of the great John Wooden: "Be more concerned with your character than your reputation, because your character is what you really are, while your reputation is merely what others think you are."
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I really wish I was alive during the glory college basketball days of John Wooden. I've read his book and he is just awesome with words of wisdom
I think the Putz signing is going to pay some nice dividends to the White Sox before the end of 2010.
The guy seemed out of sorts in the National League, and your team can always use a quality guy in the back end of the Bullpen just in case Bobby Jenks has some relaspes in 2010.
I still think Kenny williams will go after Coco Crisp. He fits the mode of players that Ozzie likes, plus he can be a great bat at the top of the order along with some base stealing ability. Next week or so should tell the story of if he is going to come to the southside of Chic-town.
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Loved your comment about John Wooden. He was and probably always will be the greatest coach of all time in any sports. Hands down. And his thought-provoking words are some of the best I have ever read.
One of his best lines of all time: "Be quick, but don't hurry!"
And, Art, we all know the best thing about John Wooden's resume. In spite of growing up in Martinsville, Ind., just a stone's throw away from a certain four-year institution, John Wooden elected to attend college and play basketball at the state's finest school, Purdue University!!!!!! Go Boilers and Go Sox!!!!


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A lack of access to fresh, healthy foods can contribute to poor diets and higher levels of obesity and other diet-related diseases. When underserved communities connect with regional producers and food businesses, the connection can expand marketing opportunities for producers, drive the growth of new local businesses and jobs, and increase healthy food access. Learn more about USDA tools and support to expand healthy food access through the development of local food systems in this section of the KYF Compass. Then view some of the projects that are increasing access to healthy, local food on our interactive map.


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The Home and Garden Show will be held this weekend at the Clovis Civic Center.
The event is sponsored by the Home Builders Association of Eastern New Mexico.
More than 70 vendors featuring lawn equipment, landscapers, home furnishings and construction companies will be present at the two-day event, according to Chairman Todd Farrell.
Admission to the show is $2 for adults. Children under 12 are free when accompanied by a paying adult.
Attendees can register to win door prizes, which include a screened-in gazebo, power tools and a gas grill, Farrell said.
Farrell said a few of the businesses represented will include insurance companies, bankers, electricians and plumbers.
With limited parking, two buses will offer shuttle service from Clovis Community College to the Clovis Civic Center approximately every 15 minutes.
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"Number 3, number 3 number 2, number 2 number 9, number 9 number number 9, number 9 number 5!" The Student Conservation Association (SCA) youth crew chants out their rhythm game to warm up before hiking into National Park Service land to perform trail work at the Phleger Estate.
"Who has the first aid kit?" SCA crew leader Katrina Ellis shouts as the seven members grab their loaded backpacks for the day. Despite the early morning hour, these local teenage youth are ready to get started.
Having worked together closely for the last few weeks, they feel like old friends—heading out to do some valuable work. Phleger Estate was chosen as a project site for its proximity to the volunteers' local communities, as well as the fact that it is in need of significant maintenance and restoration work.
The southernmost part of the Golden Gate National Parks (and also the most recently acquired), this swath of hilly redwoods is getting some TLC from seven spirited youth and two crew leaders. As National Park Service Trail Crew Leader Adrian Villalba says, "We really rely on the local SCA crews to help us accomplish our goals in this part of our park. Our crews can't get down here enough to do all that there is to do. Each year they come back, adding to the good work done previously and I hope we can add to this legacy."
The youth crew members are residents of East Palo Alto, one of the lowest-income communities in the San Francisco Bay Area. Most of the crew members have had little or no exposure to the area's national parklands, and all are new to trail maintenance work.
In partnership with the National Park Service and the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy, these SCA trail crew members have been improving the trails in their local national park over the course of five weeks. "Before I came to this program I never knew what any of this trail work was about," says crew member John "JJ" Bivins. "I know now how important taking care of the earth really is."
At this point in their service project they have dug 47 drains to move water off the trail, brushed and out-sloped two miles of trail, installed over 40 check steps, and laid over four cubic yards of material to prevent erosion and repair ruts that were beginning to develop. They aren't finished yet.
With roughly two weeks to go until they start thinking about the school year again, their total contributions continue to grow. Some crew members will join up for another summer, or become a Crew Leader Apprentice under more experienced leaders like Katrina and her co-leader Miguel. One Apprentice, Darius, appreciates the opportunity to work on trails. "It's hard work but it's also very enjoyable and gives you a sense of pride when you are finished," he says. "If it were not for this program, I wouldn't be able to experience the outdoors like some of my peers."
The next time you are hiking in the Golden Gate National Parks, look for a group of young workers from SCA wearing yellow hard hats and blue shirts, and thank them for their efforts. If you don't see them, stop and listen—you may hear them in a nearby redwood grove, playing that favorite warm-up rhythm game.


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Posted on 29/05/2014 by Phillip Island Nature Parks
Over 70 participants, including volunteers and staff from Phillip Island Nature Parks, completed a field training exercise on May 21 and 22 to test oiled wildlife response capabilities.
The exercise, dubbed Exercise Pinguino, was phase 2 of training designed to enhance Phillip Island Nature Parks' staff and volunteer capabilities in responding to a marine pollution event.
Phase 2 of Exercise Pinguino involved a simulated field exercise that tested the activation of volunteer networks, Wildlife Clinic operations and business continuity plans in a mock oil spill scenario using model penguins.
Participants rescued fake oiled penguins from several beaches across Summerland Peninsula and then enacted rehabilitation techniques, including washing, to be used in the event of a real oil spill. The training was designed to activate and assess the Nature Parks' Oil Spill Contingency Plan and will assist in further improving and developing oiled wildlife response procedures.
Scott-Andrew Smith from Kirkham-Smith Consultants facilitated Exercise Pinguino, with sponsorship provided by the Penguin Foundation, ExxonMobil Australia and Department of Environment and Primary Industries.
Partner agencies involved in the exercise included Department of Environment and Primary Industries, Department of Transport Planning and Local Infrastructure, Patrick Ports, Bass Coast Shire Council, Australian Marine Oil Spill Centre, Port of Hastings, Parks Victoria, Australian Maritime Safety Authority and Esso.
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BARRE A downtown redevelopment project widely viewed as a future anchor to Barres historic central business district is quickly coming down to crunch time.
DEW Properties LLC, the private developer behind the City Place project, has been forced to let a couple of self-imposed deadlines go by the boards. However, it is a Dec. 31 deadline that the Williston firm doesnt control that now has the companys full attention.
DEW once hoped to break ground on the four-story brick building Nov. 1.
Subsequent plans for a December groundbreaking would have been greatly bolstered if a series of real estate transactions had fallen in domino fashion, as was tentatively scheduled later this week. But Mayor Thomas Lauzon said Monday the closings have been pushed into the middle of next month.
According to him, if tentative plans for a Dec. 17 closing slip yet again, there might be cause for concern. However, he said he doesnt expect that to happen, given the progress so far and a looming deadline involving a key piece of the projects financing.
Lauzon said DEW is obtaining federal tax credits and must be in a position to use them by Dec. 31 to maximize their value.
That was critical for them, Lauzon said, noting the city is just two documents away from doing everything necessary to pave the way for the project across Main Street from Depot Square.
Lauzon had planned to present those documents to the City Council for its review and approval last week, but when it became clear Wednesdays scheduled closing would be postponed until mid-December he opted not to rush.
Both documents a purchase-and-sale agreement involving a Merchant Street property the council has agreed to acquire and temporarily hold, and a lease-purchase agreement involving the same property have been reviewed by City Attorney Oliver Twombly and are expected to be presented to the council next week.
Lauzon said both draft documents satisfy concerns he had raised and establish a foolproof mechanism for the city to recover the $610,000 it will pay for the property plus interest from DEW within a year, while giving the company the right to immediately start construction.
The Merchant Street property will be packaged with the vacant city-owned lot that is between the Paramount Twin Cinema and Studio Place Arts and eventually conveyed to DEW. That transaction will occur long after DEW starts construction of City Place.
The company plans to immediately raze the two apartment buildings on the Merchant Street property and work through the winter on the project.
One of the reasons for the latest delay involves an ongoing environmental assessment of one of the other two properties that are being sold with the Merchant Street parcel in a $1.3 million package. Neither of the other parcels both on Summer Street is needed for City Place.
DEW has tentatively agreed to buy one of those properties for $370,000 and hold it for two years before selling it to the Central Vermont Community Land Trust. The property, at 20 Summer St., is home to two apartment buildings that would be run in the interim by the land trust. That property is the subject of a pre-closing environmental analysis.
Meanwhile, the land trust has agreed to purchase a neighboring apartment building at 8 Summer St. for $330,000. The organization plans to eventually package that property with the one DEW is buying to create a campus that would involve the construction of a multistory building combining office space for the land trust and low-income housing.
Although plans for the Summer Street properties are more conceptual, City Place has come into sharp focus in recent months, and most of the 80,000-square-foot building has already been spoken for.
According to Lauzon, the state has agreed to lease all of the third and fourth floors as well as roughly half of the second to provide a new home for the state Department of Education, as well as employees from at least one other department.
According to the states estimates, more than 200 state workers will eventually inhabit the upper floors of City Place.
Lauzon said Central Vermont Medical Center has agreed to lease 9,000 square feet of second-floor office space and the RehabGYM will occupy roughly 12,000 square feet of ground-floor space. The balance of the first floor will be available for lease, and one prospective tenant is a cooperatively owned grocery store thats in the works. Organizers of the Granite City Grocery are not yet in a position to make any commitments but have launched a membership drive and are conducting a feasibility study and market analysis.
Despite the recent delays, DEW representatives have said the building should be finished and ready for occupancy by February 2014.
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Tuesday marks not only 15 years since the series finale of "Boy Meets World," but also the 34th birthday of one of its stars, Danielle Fishel. To mark the occasion, take a look at where the stars of the show are today.
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Would you ever be a beard for someone?
Money talks.ReplyCancel
I think I did! Two different times! High school can be tough for gay dudes, y'all. And so can small, small townsReplyCancel
Been there done thatReplyCancel
Sure. Gay guys are often charming and fun to be with. Am assuming that both Ms. Beard and Mr. Closet will be getting their physical needs met elsewhere. Between the two of you, there's only parties, shopping, and a discreet exchange of cash. Sign me up.ReplyCancel
Hell to the yes, yo!
Depending on salary & contract length – totally.ReplyCancel
Technically, I did for one evening but the guy wasn't gay. He just needed a pretend girlfriend to a group outing because his ex was going to be there. It turned out that she didn't show, but the others told her about me so it still worked out in his favor. 🙂ReplyCancel
As long as I liked the guy as a person and enjoyed spending time with him, sure. Oh, and the money'd better be good.ReplyCancel
So far 100% yes we all suck!ReplyCancel
Depending on the contract hell yes! Those girls usually get paid pretty good. Not to mention a lot of gay guys have very good taste in clothing. So I'd probably get a lot of nice clothes out of it. Well unless it's Kanye. His taste in clothes is pretty crappy.
For the right amount of money I'd even go the full Katie. Just no scientologists please.ReplyCancel
Where do I sign up? I'm blonde with big boobs–the gays love it for show and tell!ReplyCancel
Only for a short while. Then I'd have to get me some.ReplyCancel
If the money was right.ReplyCancel
Assuming I was single and I actually liked the guy enough as a person. Yeah, I would consider it. Only as a fake GF, though. I'm not up for doing a Kelly Preston (although I genuinely believe they are best friends and nonsexual life partners). Also, you couldn't pay me to sit through fake date after fake date with an asshole.
Look pretty and attend events with you? No expectations of commitment? No sex? My expenses are paid? We get along well? Sure. I'm game.
I wish we lived in a world where no one had to hide who they love, but since that's not the case, I can't be hard on anyone who does it.ReplyCancel
But of course and for freeReplyCancel
Yes. For free. Back in college for a great guy who was terrified of his parent's reaction if they "found out". 30 years later he is out and free and I see on Facebook indeed loved and accepted by his parents. So sad the fear and shame one has to go through to simply be who they are. Most coming outs that I've witnessed have had happy and supportive results. Still too much fear out there for many, though. Again…sad 🙁ReplyCancel
I know 2 professional beards. They get paid a butt load of cash! So hell yeah I would! Sign me up.ReplyCancel
yes, absolutely.ReplyCancel
Am still laughing at "The Full Katie". Kudos.ReplyCancel
Is VIP really Anna lune McCord ?ReplyCancel
Did it in high school for a really nice and super pretty girl. There was some nasty talk going around because she had never had any sort of a real boyfriend and the guys that she had dated briefly said they never got anywhere with her and that she was distant. Some of the girls were starting to shun her. We knew each other pretty well, had been through all of public school together. Beginning in grade 10 we started spending time together. To everybody else it looked like we were dating, but we weren't. No making out, no sex of any kind. We never talked about, it was just understood between us that we were pals, and nothing more, and that would never change because she was gay. But out in public we would hold hands a lot, and that's all it took. The nasty talk and the shunning stopped. This went on for the rest of the year, and on and off for the next year, grade 11. It worked out pretty well for me too because there were some real fuck pigs at school that would do anything so I still got my dick wet on a regular basis.ReplyCancel
If it was somebody who didn't get papped frequently I probably would. I'd never beard for an A or B lister. My dorky face would be all over gossip sites everyday and then everyone here on CDAN would be saying shit about moi. No thanks.ReplyCancel
If they paid off my car and gave me some "spending money" aka money to go into a savings for when we are through, then yes, I def would!!!ReplyCancel
Even though it has helped plentya peeps make money, I look forward to the day when bearding will no longer be necessary #hopeReplyCancel
Sure! Where do I sign up?
I could not, however, pretend to worship Xenu.ReplyCancel
Hell Yeah.ReplyCancel
For the right priceReplyCancel
i would for then right price , i might even gain a friend who knows. sounds like fun tbhReplyCancel
I bearded a few times pre-marriage days (high-school / college era). I had a lot of friends who were definitely closeted and once they started getting questioned or suspected, I was brought in. Two of them came out. One died in a car accident in college. One is married with a couple of kids. Good dad, but still definitely in the closet…ReplyCancel
Hell yeah, if I was paid well plus given benefits such as a IVF child. Beats being single and childless like I am now at 40. Tom Cruise, Ryan Seacrest, and all other men who spend their lives clinging to coat hangers, give me a call!ReplyCancel
There isn't much I wouldn't do for enough money.
That being said, I would feel a little torn about it. I don't believe in hiding who you are, even for your career. Think of all of the LGBT kids who have grown up thinking being gay is bad, and they are bad, at least in part because they don't have enough role models because people refuse to come out. Think of the good these people could do if they stood up and said, hey this is me, I'm proud of who I am and you should be too. Think of the good that has been done by those who did come out.
But yah, everything has a price.ReplyCancel
If she was hot and rich and she either gave me mouth & butt, saving the V for her lady, or she brought home/paid for chicks/whores for me. A weekly whore would be more action than I got in the 3yrs livin w/ my kooked out ex.
Oh, and of course she would have to let me watch.ReplyCancel
totally – fun times with a hot looking dude – and to get to home at the end of the night and put on pjs and chill without having to worry about your little pot belly or whether you remembered to shave your legs…..HELL YAReplyCancel
Yes, I would beard for anyone nice. I can be ' the nice girl' for Nana's 89th birthday, if you're dating a Superfreak or are gay. The "ex' that drops by the table where you are eating with your parents and whines " Why'd you stop calling me? Candy misses her Big Poppa" or I can even suss out the potential parental reaction with my " friend who is gay," story..But,
If you act like a raging badger, prepare to be yanked out of that closet ' cause ain't nobody got time for that…
I'm too old to bead for a younger guy and I'd have to lose weight to beard an older guy. It would take about two months to get ready. But… If I liked him and we went to interesting places and helped me pick out a fab wardrobe ( with my money of course cuz I'd feel weird if he paid for my clothes) as y taste in clothes goes towards the comfortable then yes. No charge.ReplyCancel
@WareCat: I hate when that happens. Usually after a half hour chafing sets in.ReplyCancel


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After upgrading Microsoft CRM from earlier versions we found that the global search function when enabled failed to return any results, and once the index for the global search had run over a 24-hour period, the in-line search function for any entity would cause a crash and SQL error message to be displayed on page.
In our particular instance this CRM environment had been upgraded from much earlier versions of CRM and included an attempt to solve some upgrade issues by dropping indexes. Initially our thoughts were that the dropping of the indexes were responsible for the problems. However it appears retrospectively that was a fragmentation of indexes that cause the issue. I cannot be exactly sure why the maintenance procedure that is run on the SQL Server did not rebuild and reorganise the indexes sufficiently that the global social function. However the following solution did work for us.
We had pretty much followed the recommendation of this discussion forum.
After submitting a support ticket to Microsoft they requested us to:
SELECT object_id AS ObjectID, index_id AS IndexID, avg_fragmentation_in_percent AS PercentFragment,
fragment_count AS TotalFrags, avg_fragment_size_in_pages AS PagesPerFrag, page_count AS NumPages
FROM sys.dm_db_index_physical_stats(DB_ID("), NULL, NULL, NULL , 'DETAILED') WHERE avg_fragmentation_in_percent > 0 ORDER BY ObjectID, IndexID
Reference: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms189858.aspx
the reference provided by Microsoft was helpful, but not as helpful as we would have liked. We ended up running the following query that automatically rebuilt all the indexes.
DECLARE @TableName VARCHAR(255)DECLARE @sql NVARCHAR(500)DECLARE @fillfactor INTSET @fillfactor = 80DECLARE TableCursor CURSOR FORSELECT OBJECT_SCHEMA_NAME([object_id])+'.'+name AS TableNameFROM sys.tablesOPEN TableCursorFETCH NEXT FROM TableCursor INTO @TableNameWHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0BEGINSET @sql = 'ALTER INDEX ALL ON ' + @TableName + ' REBUILD WITH (FILLFACTOR = ' + CONVERT(VARCHAR(3),@fillfactor) + ')'EXEC (@sql)FETCH NEXT FROM TableCursor INTO @TableNameENDCLOSE TableCursorDEALLOCATE TableCursorGO
DECLARE @TableName VARCHAR(255)DECLARE @sql NVARCHAR(500)DECLARE @fillfactor INTSET @fillfactor = 80DECLARE TableCursor CURSOR FORSELECT OBJECT_SCHEMA_NAME([object_id])+'.'+name AS TableNameFROM sys.tablesOPEN TableCursorFETCH NEXT FROM TableCursor INTO @TableNameWHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0BEGINSET @sql = 'ALTER INDEX ALL ON ' + @TableName + ' REBUILD WITH (FILLFACTOR = ' + CONVERT(VARCHAR(3),@fillfactor) + ')'EXEC (@sql)FETCH NEXT FROM TableCursor INTO @TableNameENDCLOSE TableCursorDEALLOCATE TableCursorGO
After doing this, we were then able to turn on the global search and weight the relevant period of time for it to complete the indexing. It appears to have fixed our problem with both global search returning valid results, and in-line search no longer broken when global search was unable.
if you are to upgrade or change the password that you utilise in your ZenDesk system for the account that has been set to synchronise data with the Microsoft CRM platform, you will notice that the synchronisation may not function correctly or may only perform a one-way synchronisation.
You will remember from the instructions that you likely followed in your initial configuration: http://www.interactivewebs.com/blog/index.php/zendesk/zendesk-to-crm-2015-integration/
that part of these configuration settings is to set up your password and username in the SETTINGS / ZD Personal Settings – area of your Microsoft CRM system.
Below is an extract from the vendor's configuration portal found here
The Zendesk integration introduces two new security roles to Microsoft Dynamics CRM that must be assigned before you can proceed to the next step:
By default, all users can view Zendesk ticket information in Microsoft Dynamics CRM if the panels are enabled.
To enable the roles, do the following:
Users are now configured to use the Z endesk for Microsoft Dynamics CRM integration! If you have pre-existing users, you can simply add the appropriate roles to each of your uses.
Note: For users with the Zendesk – Read configuration settings permission, they can individually add their own credentials by navigating to Settings->ZD Personal Settings in Microsoft Dynamics and clicking the New button to add credentials. Enter the Zendesk User ID andPassword then save the record and it will be applied when they access Zendesk tickets. The password will be encrypted so others cannot see the value.
To Set up your mac mail with and Exchange Connection using Mac Mail you will need to follow these instructions carefully.
Note: This page will still be available to those who know the URL of that page (if for example you had put the page in a news letter).
Select Edit / Page Settings
Page Details / Unselect the Include in Menu Option
Update Page
The Page will no longer appear in the menu system. It can still be hit with the permissions that have previously been set.
Alternatively – To Change Permissions on the page to hide and stop access: http://www.interactivewebs.com/blog/index.php/general-tips/dnn-change-permissions-on-a-page-to-stop-users-being-able-to-access-the-page/
To Stop users (Either members or visitors) from being able to access a page on the DNN Site.
Select Edit / Page Settings
Select the Permissions Tab
Uptick the All users View Settings. With no view pages permissions set. No users other than the Default Administrator settings will be able to visit the page.
Note This hides the page from users in the menu too. Alternatively you can just hide the page from the menu, but still allow people how know where the page exists to still access it by following this post:http://www.interactivewebs.com/blog/index.php/general-tips/dnn-hide-a-page-from-the-menu/
How to enable TLS 1.2 on Windows Server 2008 R2?
QuoVadis recommends enabling and using the TLS 1.2 protocol on your server. TLS 1.2 has improvements over previous versions of the TLS and SSL protocol which will improve your level of security. By default, Windows Server 2008 R2 does not have this feature enabled. This KB article will describe the process to enable this.
Your server should now support TLS 1.2.
Note: This article cannot be used on a Windows Server 2003 (IIS 6). Windows Server 2003 does not support the TLS 1.2 protocol.
If you make a mistake or something just isn't right, you can revert back to your previous registry settings by opening the Registry Editor and importing the backup you made in step x.
This is usually because there is already a database that exists with the same ID. You will need to delete that Organisation in CRM deployment manager before upgrading the new organisation from the same name.
On attempting to upgrade a Microsoft CRM Dynamics 2015 Database to CRM 2016 (without service pack) you receive a Failure: Timeout expired. The timeout period elapsed prior to completion of the operation or the server is not responding..
This happens at the System Check stage.
There are a bunch of suggestions online from earlier releases of CRM like 4.0 etc suggesting that you may need to change the timeout settings on the settings with some DWord changes in the registry. In this case it is not the cause.
Microsoft has again released an initial version of their software with some significant bugs. The biggest of these being that you cannot import your CRM 2015 database to upgrade to CRM 2016 if it has a Full Text Catalogue. Something that is likely if you have been using the improved searching functions of CRM 2015.
All care and no responsibility with this one. The prudent process would be to either upgrade an existing CRM 2015 environment in place, which form all reports will correctly update the CRM database in question to CRM 2016 without error. Alternatively you can wait the months that are likely required for Microsoft to get around to releasing a patch for this problem.
1. Fresh on CRM 2016 SQL Server. Restore your backup of your CRM 2015 database.
2. On the SQL manager, select the Database in question, and select "New Query" (our 2015 dates restore is CRM_MSCRM)
3. In the new Query window. Paste the following code and click Execute.
declare @catid int
select @catid=fulltext_catalog_id from sys.fulltext_catalogs wherename='CRMFullTextCatalog'
declare c cursor for
select sys.tables.name, sys.fulltext_indexes.unique_index_id from sys.fulltext_indexesinner join sys.tables on sys.fulltext_indexes.object_id = sys.tables.object_id wheresys.fulltext_indexes.fulltext_catalog_id=@catid
open c
declare @TableName varchar(200), @UniqueID as integer
fetch next from c into @TableName, @UniqueID
while @@fetch_status = 0
declare d cursor for
select sys.indexes.name, sys.tables.object_id from sys.tables inner join sys.indexeson sys.tables.object_id = sys.indexes.object_id where sys.tables.name=@TableName andsys.indexes.index_id = @UniqueID
open d
declare @KeyIndex varchar(200), @object_id as integer
fetch next from d into @KeyIndex, @object_id
if @@FETCH_STATUS <> 0
Print 'Error with' + @TableName
Print 'CREATE FULLTEXT INDEX ON [dbo].'+@TableName+' KEY INDEX ['+@KeyIndex+'] on([CRMFullTextCatalog]) WITH (CHANGE_TRACKING AUTO)'
Print 'GO'
declare e cursor for
select sys.columns.name from sys.columns inner join sys.fulltext_index_columns onsys.columns.object_id=sys.fulltext_index_columns.object_id andsys.columns.column_id=sys.fulltext_index_columns.column_id wheresys.columns.object_id=@object_id
open e
declare @ColumnName varchar(200)
fetch next from e into @ColumnName
Print 'ALTER FULLTEXT INDEX ON [dbo].'+@TableName+' Add ('+@ColumnName+')'
close e
deallocate e
print 'Error' + @KeyIndex
close d
deallocate d
close c
deallocate c
Like this:
4. When the query executes successfully. Copy to the Clipboard all of the "Message" output in the bottom half of the screen to your clipboard.
5. Now Expand the "Storage / Full Text Catalogues" section of the Database in question and select Properties.
6. Select Table / Views
7.Using the the little Left pointing arrow. Click it as many times as needed to move all the items on the right to the left.
8. Once finished, select he Script Dropdown and select "Script Action to New Window" (or just click on OK both actions should work)
You should see a Progress script Completed Successfully.
9. Now Close all the Management for the SQL Server. This is Important.
10. Upgrade your CRM database the normal way using the Microsoft Dynamics Deployment Manager / Organisations / Import Organisation
Skip through the steps here as you normally would Noticing that it no longer stalls on the recheck before upgrade.
11. Once the upgrade has finished and you have your database imported and upgraded to CRM 2016, Open the SQL manager for the database in question again, and run a new query against the database as we did in step 3 above.
This time however we are going to paste the output we captured to clipboard in step 4 above, and run that output as a script.
Click Execute again. And you should be rebuilding the database indexes to a state that will function with the new CRM upgraded database.
Source: https://community.dynamics.com/crm/f/117/t/184508


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Cabrera, 29, is in the final year of a three-year, $21.05 million contract. He can play any infield position, creating flexibility for Nationals manager Matt Williams. Cabrera's defensive ability is needed with former All-Star third baseman Ryan Zimmerman on the disabled list with a hamstring tear. Cabrera can play second base with Anthony Rendon sliding over to third.
Walters, 24, is batting just .205 in 43 plate appearances with the Nationals this season. The Nationals acquired him in 2011 in a deadline deal that brought right-handed pitcher Jason Marquis.
Walters has some power potential, but consistentcy prevented him from finding a niche with the Nationals. It might also be a hurdle in Cleveland, where top prospect Francisco Lindor is almost ready for an everyday trial with the Indians.