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#205028 - 03/05/12 09:40 AM phat
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I enjoyed looking up "backronyms"; it reminded me of CMYK; lots of professionals in the printing/design industry (who don't know) think the K is for Black b/c it might be confusing for B to be for Black and then get confused with a B for Blue (Cyan really), but the K stands for "Key color". Incidentally my son had an APGAR of 9,9 too!
#205034 - 03/05/12 10:32 AM Re: phat [Re: Bezerkazoid]
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----please, draw me a sheep----
#205039 - 03/05/12 03:12 PM Re: phat [Re: Bezerkazoid]
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Phat has origins in Ebonics.....In the 60's musicians talked about phat grooves or rhythms.
#205045 - 03/06/12 10:24 AM Re: phat [Re: Bezerkazoid]
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Anyone who has been to Vietnam or around any immigrant enclave of Vietnamese in the USA where their stores and business post signs will have seen Phát which loosely translated means play or happy. Phúc means blessed, and can also refer to the Buddah. A popular restaurant or food stand name is "Phát Phúc" or "happy Buddah" which causes many English speakers to snicker and giggle.
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#205053 - 03/06/12 09:40 PM Re: phat [Re: Bezerkazoid]
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It became popular here with kids around 1997; at that time it meant Pretty Hot and Tempting. I never did figure out whether there was a comma after pretty or not.
#205060 - 03/07/12 06:39 PM Props [Re: Bezerkazoid]
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While the shortened version "props" may not have been used until the 1980s, the term "propers" was used in the song recorded by Aretha Franklin in the sixties "Respect". She wails, " Give me my propers when you get home".This suggests its use long before the song was written! I'm new to the list and couldn't find how to start a new topic or a new post.
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South Jeff's Connors Celebrates Last Home Match With 400th Win
It was a big night on the mat Wednesday for South Jeff wrestling coach Pat Connors, whose team earned him his 400th win in his last home match as coach.
Connors is retiring after 24 seasons as coach of the Spartans.
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118th COG: Memories of Two Books
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What a lovely post Joan showing just how powerful memory can be and what a great influence your grandmother was. Like you my mother believed that reading was offset against chores which always won (and what's wrong with that, I ask?). I love that you had a way to satisfy your soul while doing those mundane dishes. And now your grandchildren benefit. Love the stories!ReplyDeleteReplies
And even now, I can lapse into those old days with "I tear her tattered ensign down, Long it has waved on high,...." or "The wind was a torrent of darkness among the gusty trees, The Moon was a ghostly galleon tossed upon cloudy seas ...".Delete
Rather strange, I say, but glad you enjoyed the post.
I thoroughly enjoyed this post. You have wonderful memories of your books. And, of course, I love the way you write. Always!ReplyDeleteReplies
I always appreciate your kind words. Thanks.Delete
What a wise approach your mother chose for you, Joan, and what a wonderful retelling of the experience! Unfortunately, I have lately been more like your mom--"reading should only be done after all the chores were finished"--and, sadly, my chores seem likewise to never be done. You remind me to return to that habit of setting aside regular time to indulge in that illuminating habit.ReplyDeleteReplies
And happy reading to you. I received a Kindle for Christmas and I do love it. I am one of those who have an aversion to libraries (strange for a genealogist, I know), but now I can download from the library to my heart's content. Really enjoying the variety. Thanks for reading and glad you enjoyed this little bit of a memory.Delete
This post brings back memories of my mother saying that when she was young that when they did the dishes, one child in the family would read stories and poems to the others who were cleaning the table, washing, and drying the dishes. It always sounded like an enjoyable time as they worked together.ReplyDeleteReplies
Wow, not only did they get to read together, but your mom and aunts learned to work together. Wonderful!Delete
Very touching. It brings to mind the one book I inherited from my mother, her Better Homes and Gardens cookbook. It introduced me to cooking the way the elocution book and book of poetry introduced you to annunciation and verse. I didn't write about the cookbook in my article for this COG because I know I've written about it before. But the sentiment is the same as yours, providing a connection to the written word and to the people at the same time. Thanks for sharing and contributing to the COG, Joan!ReplyDeleteReplies
Jasia, Thanks for such great topics. I am really enjoying writing for the COG this year. Indeed there is something about those memories of times spent with grandmothers --- whether our age, grandmother's age, and the times --- whatever, it was made it so special. Glad you had that experience too.Delete
Lovely post, lovelier memories. May you treasure them.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you for reading and the nice comment. I appreciate it.Delete
And the highwayman came riding,ReplyDelete
riding, riding.
The highwayman came riding, up to the old inn door.
I didn't learn poetry doing the dishes -although maybe my sister and I wouldn't have argued about doing the dishes if we'd thought of reading while we did them. I remember learning The Highwayman when it was the cover poem in Children's Digest long, long ago.
I enjoyed your post.
glad you enjoyed the post. It isn't often that someone comes back with the next lines. It really was one of my favorites in those early teen years. Made doing the dishes a bit better.
thanks again.
Joan how awesome to read and do dishes, why didn't I ever think of that! I do have at least one book from my grandmother..Her Girl Scout hand book :D Wow is it different then mine! I also have a poem that my great grandmother published about her life. You can find it here, http://www.jayrays.com/Wandering_Roots/2011/09/12/amanuensis-mon…e-kaye-ogilvie/ . I find it interesting that you have Keyes in Oregon and I have Kayes in Oregon :D Wonderful post !ReplyDeleteReplies
Julie, I read your mom's poem and made a comment on your blog. thanks for reading and commenting on this COG entry -- my husband still has his boy scout book ---and it too looks far different from our sons.LOL How times change.Delete


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My LO has now done this 3 times. I don't know if it's overstimulation or what else it could be. This is what happens...
We are either in a new environment or around a group of people. It comes to feeding time. She will cry uncontrollably and not nurse. It takes a long time, up to 30 minutes to calm her down (she hardly ever cries otherwise), and then she'll take a bottle. Sometimes we have to leave the place where we are. This happened at my mom's house, which is where she is daily. But it was over Thanksgiving, and there were multiple people there.
Any ideas on what this is or why it happens?
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The case of John Lykoudis and peptic ulcer disease revisited: Crank or visionary?
One of the themes of SBM has been, since the very beginning, how the paradigm of evidence-based medicine discounts plausibility (or, perhaps more appropriately, implausibility) when evaluating whether or not a given therapy works. One of our favorite examples is homeopathy, a therapy that is so implausible on a strictly scientific basis that, for it to work, huge swaths of well-established science supported by equally huge amounts of experimental and observational evidence would have to be found to be all in serious error. While such an occurrence is not per se impossible, it is incredibly unlikely. Moreover, for scientists actually to start to doubt our understanding of chemistry, biochemistry, pharmacology, and physics to the point of thinking that our understanding of them is in such serious error that homeopathy is a valid description of reality, it would take a lot more than a bunch of low-quality or equivocal studies that show no effect due to homeopathy detectably greater than placebo.
On Friday, Kim Atwood undertook an excellent discussion of this very issue. What really caught my attention, though, was how he educated me about a bit of medical history of which I had been completely unaware. Specifically, Kim discussed the strange case of John Lykoudis, a physician in Greece who may have discovered the etiology of peptic ulcer disease (PUD) due to H. pylori more than a quarter century before Barry Marshall and Robin Warren discovered the bacterial etiology of PUD in 1984. One reason that this story intrigued me is the same reason that it intrigued Kimball. Lykoudis' story very much resembles that of many quacks, in particular Nicholas Gonzalez, in that he claimed results far better than what medicine could produce at the time, fought relentlessly to try to prove his ideas to the medical authorities in Greece at the time, and ultimately failed to do so. Despite his failure, however, he had a very large and loyal following of patients who fervently believed in his methods. The twist on a familiar story, however, is that Lykoudis may very well have been right and have discovered a real, effective treatment long before his time.


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There is a new industry offering preventive health screening services direct to the public. A few years ago it was common to see ads for whole body CT scan screening at free-standing CT centers. That fad sort of faded away after numerous organizations pointed out that there was considerable radiation involved and the dangers outweighed any potential benefits.
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My little Robert is about to be 6 months old, and for the last couple of weeks we have been trying out the pureed foods at his absolute demand lol. He does well with those besides a bit of constipation that a little prune juice fixed
We have only been doing a bit of food once a day, he still nurses tons, I guess I am just wondering when its ok to give him some things to eat on his own, and when thats ok to do? You would think I could remember from my 10 year old but I can't remember exactly when and how I did it with him.
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I have a 7 month old. We just started him on solids and cereal. My question is...how many times a night should he be waking up to eat? He is waking up 2-3 times per night and I was hoping this would slow down. Thoughts??
I have a 7 month old. We just started him on solids and cereal. My question is...how many times a night should he be waking up to eat? He is waking up 2-3 times per night and I was hoping this would slow down. Thoughts??
He's pretty much just getting started with the food. I don't think it will make him sleep any better at this point.
There's no "should" at this age. Some babies sleep through by 7 months, some are up 1-2 times a night, and some still wake every couple of hours, just like a newborn does. I know some people will happily tell you that a baby that is X number of months old has no need to eat at night, but how do they know that? There's no science on sleeping through, or on when it's appropriate, developmentally speaking, for that to happen.
One thing that is known is that solids don't help with night-waking. That's an old wives tale (sadly).
Joe was up 6-7X a night at that age. I really think it's more about your baby's temperament than food intake. Joe did eventually learn to settle himself to sleep without nursing, on his own time, but it took a while. For us, the time between 6 months and a year was the hardest for sleep. Probably didn't help that Joe got 12 teeth in that time.
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b/t 7-9 months i really saw a change in my baby and the amount of sleep he got at night. he went from a consistent two times a night to just one and now at 9+ months he is usually sleeping 7:30-5 and then he nurses and goes back down until around 7:30. don't know if you co-sleep but we do not and for us it works a lot better. my son now does wake up in the night (i sometimes hear him) he's not crying just moaning or talking and then he is back to sleep. i actually don't even use a monitor b/c when i was hearing his noises i would go to him and i found that he really didn't need me. now if he wakes and is crying or moaning loudly i know he wants me and i go to him. good luck!
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My baby is 10 month and still gets up atleast 2 times at night if not more. I have even let her cry herself back to sleep but in hour she back so i just feed her. I just give up when she ready she will sleep all night i hope.
it still hasn't slowed down for us but i'm hoping it will eventually
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Good luck. I know how you feel. My DD is 12 months and she nurses every 2 hrs at night. I am so ready for a good nights sleep. Plus I want to wean but everyone just says I should continue.
My son was waking every 2 hours when he slept with us, up until 7 months. We decided to sleep train him and he is in his own room all night now. It was hard for me because I would have to get up to feed him instead of keeping him in bed and sleeping. I feed him when he goes down around 7, then before I go to bed at 10:30 or so. Then he doesn't get fed again until 5:30 or 6am. If he wakes in the night my husband goes and tries to soothe him a bit. Its been rough but he is sleeping a lot better now. Today he slept till 8:30am!
I think its really what works for you. If you are functioning alright with feeding him more often, or having him in your bed, then stick with it. For us, we were getting really on edge with the constant waking and there was a lot of fighting and a generally unhealthy atmosphere in our house... not good for us or baby. So we made a change and it is working for us!
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Sleeping doesn't have anything to do with food (other than waking from hunger). Sleeping through the night is more of a developmental state. Either he's ready to sleep through or he's not.
With my girls, they both started to sleep through at 3 months and then stopped at 5 - 6 months. I figure due to teething. They didn't start sleeping through until 15 and 16 months. I found what made it easier was:
- I stopped looking at the clock. It didn't matter what time it was or how long it had been, baby was up and I needed to be too. If they were still nursing, they still needed to nurse. The nagging clock did nothing to help with that. It only irritated me. So I just stopped looking. It helped.
- I started nursing laying down. I was able to doze while baby nursed, it made each session pass much easier, I felt much more rested.
- We started cosleeping. I was able to relax, tend to baby with minimal effort and baby was tended to within seconds.
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I have an OALD and OS on my left side only. This is causing my son to have an aversion to this breast and some slightly green poops (definitely not the yellow seedy kind like before). I've read all about block feeding and one-side only feeding, but I'm worried that this won't work for me because I don't want my right side to have a decrease in production.
My lactation consultant suggested cabbage leaves, but only for a little bit. Does anyone have any suggestions for to help lower my supply on the left side only? Last night he only ate on the right at 11:30, the left for 6 minutes at 4:45 which had to have been all foremilk, and then the right at 8:45. By 8:45 my left side was SO engorged! I pumped off 3 oz of milk before feeding him at 11 something because I knew he wouldn't eat off of it with the forceful letdown. I know this is counterintuitive, but I had to leave him for a few hours and didn't want him to be hungry while I was gone.
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MARTINSBURG – Four days before he was to stand trial, a Martinsburg man accused of attempting to stab a police officer with a railroad spike pleaded guilty by reason of insanity.
Thursday, Douglas Butler, 45, was charged with one count of attempted malicious assault in connection with the March 11, 2012, incident when he was accused of threatening Martinsburg Police Patrolman David McDonald.
Butler was sentenced to spend three years in a state psychiatric hospital, the maximum penalty allotted, said Prosecuting Attorney Pamela Games-Neely. Butler was sentenced by West Virginia 23rd Judicial Circuit Judge John Yoder.
A forensic psychologist's evaluation revealed he was fit to stand trial, but with his history of schizophrenia, he was not aware that his actions during the time of the incident were wrong.
Court records show that on March 11, 2012 McDonald shot Butler after Butler approached the police officer with a knife in his hand in a stabbing position.
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I am traveling through an airport would they question a vial or liquid peptide that is actually a prescription drug in liquid form?
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I am traveling through an airport would they question a vial or liquid peptide that is actually a prescription drug in liquid form?
Checked or carry-on?
Each have different rules.
Checked most likely
Checked is easier than carry-on when it comes to questionable items and liquids. I would make sure the script is near the peptide so if they do decide to search your bag you will be good to go. People travel with insulin all the time so it shouldn't be a big deal.
Peptides online don't have scripts
but then what about HGH and some gears?
im actually traveling in about a month and i am on cycle. would hate to not dose for a whole week (100mg tren a/day and 3ius Norditropin/day)
any recommendations?
Are you traveling within the US?
If so, just put it in your checked luggage.
I've done carry-on and checked and haven't had a problem yet.
Just put the liquids in unlabelled one or two ounce bottles if you're going to carry it on.
If you're that worried about it, ship the stuff to yourself if you know where you're going to be staying...call the hotel and tell them to hold your packages for you.
I'm interested in this since I travel alot for work lately. How are guys traveling with peptides and AAS in their carry ons? Are you just carrying unmarked vials? What about syringes? Can you carry insulin syringes etc? Have no script.
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Um, personally I would not want to touch that situation. I would just leave it at home..
Tides are quasi legal. its not like youre smuggling liquid coke from bayamon or something.
insulin syringes can be bought over the counter at Wal-greens or CVS. At least in Texas.
I fly every week. Never ran into any problems. I have a script for HCG and B12. I keep my peps in a cooler bag with the HCG and all my syringes.
Like someone said above, if traveling inside US you can just mail it to yourself. IMO that way while your going through airport while traveling you don't have to even worry about it cause its not even on you.
wouldnt that be suspect tho? mailing a package to the hotel u r traveling to? i feel like thats a red flag...?
Only travel for not more then 4 days at a time so its not worth it for me to keep mailing it back and forth.
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I've been flying every week for the last 5 years and I pretty much live in a hotel. (I think I can buy a Ferrari with my Hilton points) When I ordered my "research" peps and bac water, I had them initially delivered to the hotel I stay at. I brought 4 days worth of insulin syringes and a 3ml syringe to mix the peps in my carry-on backpack with a vial of HCG with the script (just in case). No issues flying to my destination.
I flew home with 2 extra 2ml vials of peps in a ziplock bag with my HCG. No questions asked.
You'll be fine.
I have clomid without prescription seems risky getting that on an airline.
You are thinking a little bit too indepth when it comes to mailing your gear to yourself...
just because you mail something to yourself - doesn't mean the police and swat is going to come raiding in because
you've mailed something to yourself... forgotten items... fragile items - get mailed a lot -- the airport doesn't always tend
to treat your stuff with care..
i'm one of those baggage jackass's that tosses your shit around and kicks it for fun lol.
mail it to yourself - you will be fine ..and no questions will be asked.
You guys are like the kid who gets his hand caught in the cookie jar. Just act cool, bluff your way. They don't care about shit like that. I lost my drivers license between the rental car drop off and the airport. I had no other picture ID. Got through TSA just fine
So I can travel with a few peptide vials no problem? Through the airport?
I'm moving vials. Looks suspicious
Make sure to put all of that inside your checked luggage. Putting that in your carry-on is a bad idea
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Fire This Man!!!
I and the rest of Cardinal Nation have had enough of this incompetence!
Another one got away… one we needed desperately, one who could've been had were it not for the mental retardation of one John Mozeliak.
And now we are forced to sit back and reserve room at the bottom of the National League Central Division because with the massive, gaping, bloody wound that is the St. Louis Cardinals bullpen throbbing with ineptitude faster than the Illinois legislature moves to impeach a pompous nimrod governor, that's exactly where we'll be.
Move on up, Pirates.
We got this taken care of.
Don't hate me 'cuz I'm right.
P.S. Happy Friggin' New Year.
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Uh-oh. I had a feeling this post was coming. I feel your rage and I second it, even though I'm not as "invested" as you are. Fire the guy! Off with his head! Let him eat cake! No, wait. No cake. Let him starve!
Jeff, I 'm pretty sure you, Jane, and I could take on the Pirates and fare reasonably well. The Cards won't finish in last.
Just sayin'.
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I'll join you, Steve & Jane in taking on the Pirates! Maybe they just don't want the Lions to feel so bad! Keep the faith Jeff!
I'm pretty sure the four of us could outplay the Pirates, yes, AND the Lions for that matter. I have more winning tradition in my left pinky than the entire roster of the Detroit Lions. Steve, I hope you're right… but it looks bleak for Cards fans right now.
Brother, I hear ya. This guy is killing me as well. I hope for both of our sakes and the Cardinals nation that he reaches down and pulls really hard on his ears. Hopefully that will pull his head out of his #$%.
I would have to say that he is acting more like Yankee fans after missing the playoffs 1 time in 13 years. 😉
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In what appears to be a case of online monkey-see-monkey-do.... teenagers who see friends smoking and drinking alcohol in photos online... are more likely to drink and smoke themselves.
Researchers surveyed more than 15-hundred high school Sophomores starting in the fall of 2010. All were asked about their friendships -- both online and off Ð how much time they spent on social media sites, whether they smoked or drank alcohol.
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Science is intended to discover the "is", not the "ought;" facts, not values. Science can't tell us whether an action is moral; it can only provide evidence to help inform moral decisions. For instance, some people who believe abortion is immoral reject birth control methods that prevent implantation of a fertilized ovum on the grounds that it constitutes abortion; science can determine that a particular birth control method prevents fertilization rather than preventing implantation of a fertilized ovum. A new book, Moral Tribes: Emotion, Reason, and the Gap Between Us and Them, by Joshua Greene, provides some intriguing insights that are pertinent to medical ethics.
He thinks tribalism is the central tragedy of modern life. Evolution equipped us for cooperation within our own tribe but not for cooperation with other tribes. Cooperation with related individuals helps spread our own genes, but we are in competition with other tribes and cooperating with them might help spread their genes to the detriment of our own. It boils down to Us vs. Me and Us vs. Them. He uses the word "tribes" not in the original sense (Hutus vs. Tutsis), but to include Democrats vs. Republicans, Catholics vs. Protestants, CAM vs. science-based medicine, Arabs vs. Israelis, climate change activists vs. climate change deniers, and any other ideological or nationalistic group. (more…)


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Raising funds for the arts
Art education in Randolph County elementary schools was eliminated 25 years ago, so concerned artists, teachers, residents, parents and students have gathered for 21 years to raise funds to provide art experiences for children.
The annual ArtsBank auction, held Saturday at the Elks Club, is the main fundraiser for this program that provides hands-on art experiences for students, including those at the West Virginia Children's Home in Elkins.
Local artists and businesses donate items sold during a silent auction and grand auction during the event, which also offers attendees a dessert bar. Items during the silent auction included paintings and home-made foods, and grand auction items included a guitar, artwork, memberships and sporting tickets.
"Normally the auction brings in between $12,000 to $15,000," said Scottie Wiest, president of ArtsBank Council.
"Artists in the school offer students experience in painting, drawing, pottery, ballet, song writing, collage making, quilting, square dancing, puppetry, graphic arts, printmaking, poetry and movement."
Artists heading up this school year's programming include Jane Birdsong, who teaches students in third, fourth and fifth grade basic principles of architecture; Suzanne Bowyer-McWhorter, teaching kindergarten and Pre-K students poetry and writing; Danille Cade, offering instruction in drawing and painting; Akiko Endo, teaching origami construction related to the functions of geometry and trigonometry; Sarah Ferguson, offering the fundamentals of art and art history using multi-media; Patricia Graap, prompting students to tell and write about stories that have meaning in their lives; Carrie and Michael Kline, engaging children in folklore, music and tales from our culture; Leslie Gordon, teaching weaving, doll making and fabric crafts; Diana Vera, working with expressive arts tuning; and Kevin Woodcock, introducing reductive color relief printmaking.
More information about the ArtsBank program is available by calling coordinator Bill McWhorter at 304-636-9150.


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I threw one of these babies saturday at a doubles tournament we just had. This guy from Mississippi was there to play, and he had some discs for sale..All Discraft stuff. Showed me the newest disc, First Run FLICK.
Said it only comes in the 150 class. I was like..."Oh to hell with that, I bet it'll turn over too damn easy" So he lets me use his, I beleive its a Z plastic. Said it was "STABLE as hell" ANd it only being 150 it just glides realllllllll easy.
let me throw his, said Dont be afraid to really rip into it. So i'm like...lol alright. Throw it with just a hair of hyzer with plenty of a torque'd twist of the shoulders and BAM flew straight as hell and then faded overstable real soft. I was damn impressed. I was gonna get one, but he didn't have anymore cuz ppl that checked out at the tourney bought all of his. I let my Doubles partner buy his last one cuz he only shoots with about 8 discs, and I have a bag with 28. He showed us the inner lip inside the rim, and said it was made from a Crush I beleive. I ended up buying a 173 Flash cuz he let me throw his 2 and I liked em.
Anywho. If anyone knows where I can find a Flick anytime soon lemme know. That way Blake_T can quit harrassing me for throwing 90% sidearm on my drives, and I can get back to working on some more distance with backhanding em.


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At the Maui Country Club in Sprecklesville, shots are heard regularly.
But on Sunday, it wasn't the crack of a golf ball that had members wielding their clubs.
"A person in our group who's a retired Vietnam captain said, 'He's shooting at us. He's shooting at us,'" said golfer Paul Peters.
Gunfire coming from the woods and Maui police say the shooter was targeting golfers!
Police tell us the suspect fired pellets at seven of the club's members near the course's first hole.
"You could hear the discharge of the rifle," said Peters. "He was saying he was going to kill us. He was trying to hurt people."
Witnesses say the suspect hid in a makeshift fort covered with kiawe brush and repeatedly shot at them.
But, instead of ducking and running, the golfers decided to take matters into their own hands.
They ran toward the danger, trying to keep the shooter from escaping.
"In between his shot and reloading, I tried to get closer to him and he shot me in the right arm," said Peters.
Peters later learned that the pellet lodged 1.5-inches into his bicep would be tough for doctors to remove.
But, despite his injury, he and the other golfers held on until the police arrived.
"He was shooting at the police as they were coming in and he shot one of the officers," said Peters. "This guy fought like an angry ferret. He had to be tasered a bunch of times."
Police say they tried to taser him , but missed. Still, after a scuffle, they were able to bag him and perhaps save his life.
"That gentleman is very lucky. The police showed incredible restraint by not shooting him," said Peters.
The golfers say this wasn't the first time someone's been shot at and they wanted to put an end to the situation.
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Do you believe in small miracles? It's easy to believe in the big ones. They are hard to miss. But what about the small ones. They don't always come in the shape or size we want them to, but they come never-the-less.
Ok, once you realize what I'm talking about you are going to think I've completely lost it. But really, not being able to find those wood crates I was talking about a few weeks ago was really driving me nuts. No one had any!! So when not even a week after I posted my crate frustration, I found some on craigslist! Literally they were not the size or shape I wanted, but I figured since I couldn't find any elsewhere, I'd get them anyway. It was my little miracle of the week.
I had to be creative in how to arrange the crates since four of them were this odd L-shape. Which meant that they also needed some restructuring. But we went from these flower display crates to this awesome crate linen cabinet. Or bookshelf. Whatever you want to use it for. I just wanted it for a linen cabinet.
Here's what we did.
Because of the L-shaped crates we had to remove the slats from one side and reattached them to the other opening up the front of the crate. Basically, we had to move the slats around so the correct side would be open once stacked up.
Then we painted the crates, used wood glue and nailed the crates in place as we re-stacked them. The paint color is Country Covered Bridge from Glidden.
It turned out REALLY good! Then I filled it up with Mason jars for my Q-tips and cotton balls, lotions, and homemade natural soaps, towels, and wash cloths. And most importantly as the linen cabinet is sitting beside the tub, a place to set my book after I'm done taking a bubble bath. Ah, simple bliss.
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Born Clive Powell on June 26, 1943 in the English industrial town of Leigh, Lancashire, Georgie Fame's interest in music initially grew out of his family entertaining in the home and musical evenings in the church hall across the street, where his father also played in an amateur dance band. Although young Clive began piano lessons at age seven, he didn't stick too long with the formal training. But when rock and roll started to be broadcast on the radio during the mid-fifties, a then-teenage Clive began to take the piano more seriously.
Fats Domino, Jerry Lee Lewis and Little Richard were among his idols and that was the basis of his earliest "professional" style. Upon leaving school, shortly after his 15th birthday, he followed the family tradition and took a job as an apprentice cotton weaver in one of the many local mills, but his leisure time was spent playing piano in various pubs and with a local group, "The Dominoes."
In July 1959, at a summer holiday camp, Clive was spotted by Rory Blackwell, the resident rock and roll bandleader. Blackwell offered the young singer/pianist a full time job and the teenager happily left his job at the weaving mill. Rory and the Blackjacks departed for London, their hometown, when the summer season ended prematurely and Clive went with them. The promise of lucrative work in the music business didn't materialize, however, and the band broke up. The determined young man from Leigh opted to stay on in London, but for a time it proved rough going. He tried unsuccessfully to make his way back home, and eventually he had the good fortune of finding "lodging" at The Essex Arms pub in London's Dockland, where the kindly landlord provided him a room where he could sleep.
In October of that year, the Marty Wilde Show was performing at the Lewisham Gaumont and Rory Blackwell arranged for Clive to audition "live" for impresario Larry Parnes. After walking on stage, without any rehearsal, he sang Jerry Lee Lewis' High School Confidential and was promptly hired as a backing pianist for the Parnes "stable" of singers. As with all the other young talent Parnes had taken on (such as Billy Fury and Johnny Gentle), he renamed Clive Powell "Georgie Fame," and the name has stuck to this day. By the age of 16, Georgie had toured Britain extensively, playing alongside Marty Wilde, Billy Fury, Eddie Cochran, Gene Vincent, Tony Sheridan, Freddie Canon, Jerry Keller, Dickie Pride, Joe Brown and many more. During this time, Billy Fury selected four musicians, including Fame, for his personal backing group and the "Blue Flames" were born. At the end of 1961, after a disagreement, the band and Fury parted company.
Another gloomy out-of-work period finally ended in March 1962, when Georgie Fame and the Blue Flames took up what was to be a three-year residency as the house band at the Flamingo Club in London's Soho district. According to Georgie, they played "rhythm and blues all-nighters to black American GIs, West Indians, pimps, prostitutes and gangsters." The band's reputation as "the epitome of cool" spread rapidly, and in 1963 their first album, Rhythm and Blues at the Flamingo, was recorded live at the club. A string of hit records in the following years included the No. 1 best sellers, Yeh Yeh (the first recording that knocked The Beatles off the number one spot in the charts), Getaway and 1967's The Ballad of Bonnie and Clyde. Due to his great popularity, Georgie Fame and the Blue Flames were the only UK act invited to perform with the first Motown Review when it hit London in the mid-1960s. During this time, Georgie also pursued his interest in jazz, recording the milestone album, Sound Venture, with the Harry South Big Band. This led directly to successful tours of the UK and Europe in 1967 and 1968, which found Georgie singing with the Count Basie Orchestra.
From 1970 to 1973, Georgie Fame worked almost exclusively in a partnership with fellow musician Alan Price (former keyboard player for The Animals). The duo were featured in their own television series "The Price of Fame," guested on countless others, and produced the hit single Rosetta. Their partnership came to a close several years later, but the television exposure had made Georgie Fame a household name in Britain.
In 1974, Georgie reformed the Blue Flames and they continue working with him (in one form or another) to this day. At that time, Georgie also began to regularly step away from the keyboards to sing with Europe's finest orchestras and big bands, a musical tradition he still currently pursues. During the seventies, he also wrote "jingles" for several UK radio and TV commercials and composed the music for the feature films Entertaining Mr. Sloane and The Garnett Saga.
In 1981, Georgie co-produced and performed with jazz vocalist, Annie Ross, on the album In Hoagland, which featured the music of the legendary Hoagy Carmichael. After Georgie met with Hoagy at his home in Palm Springs, California, a film based on the album was made by Scottish television. It went on to win a gold award at The New York Television Festival. A similar tribute to Benny Goodman, In Goodmanland, recorded in Sweden with vocalist Sylvia Vrethammar, followed in 1983. In 1988, during one of his regular visits to Australia, Georgie produced the album, No Worries, with the Aussie Blue Flames. And in 1989, the album, A Portrait of Chet, dedicated to jazz trumpeter Chet Baker, was recorded in Holland.
Another project, completed in the eighties, was a musical written with fellow composer, Steve Gray. This outstanding piece of music remains unperformed in public with the exception of a prototype version that was broadcast on Dutch radio with the Metropole Orchestra, featuring Madeline Bell.
It was also in 1989 that Georgie Fame joined forces with Van Morrison, after having been invited to play Hammond organ on Van's Avalon Sunset album the previous year. He continued to record and tour with Morrison throughout the nineties. During that time, he and Van co-produced and performed on the Verve albums, How Long Has This Been Going On, released in 1995 and Tell Me Something: The Songs of Mose Allison, released in 1996.
In 1990, Georgie Fame signed with producer Ben Sidran's Go Jazz Records and his first album, Cool Cat Blues, was released on that label in 1991. Recorded in New York City, it featured such musical luminaries as Van Morrison, Jon Hendricks, Boz Scaggs, Will Lee, Robben Ford, Richard Tee and Bob Malach. The follow-up album, The Blues and Me, completed in 1991 and released in 1992, was recorded in similar musical company. It also featured special guests Dr. John, Phil Woods, Stanley Turrentine and Grady Tate. In 1992, the album, Endangered Species, was recorded with the Danish Radio Big Band in Copenhagen and in 1993, the album, City Life, featuring Fame, Madeline Bell and the BBC Big Band was released.
A unique album by Three Line Whip (featuring Georgie's sons, Tristan and James), Three Line Whip/Will Carling, was released in the UK in May 1994, with close family friends and musical associates of many years standing joining the trio in the studio. They included Guy Barker, trumpet; Peter King, alto sax; Alan Skidmore, tenor sax; Steve Gregory, tenor sax/flute; Anthony Kerr, vibraphone; Brian Odgers, bass guitar and Steve Gray, digital piano. Another Three Line Whip album, Name Droppin', was released in 1997, after being recorded live in true Blue Flames style at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club in London during one of their annual residencies. A second album, Walking Wounded, from the same sessions, was released the following year.
Also in 1997, bassist Bill Wyman began forming his new band The Rhythm Kings and Georgie Fame became a founding member. Since that time, there have been five CDs and several tours, and The Rhythm Kings "reform" periodically to tour and record to the present day. During 1999, Fame presented several radio programs on BBC Radio, including his own six-week series featuring The Blue Flames plus special guests, including Madeline Bell, Bill Wyman, Zoot Money, Peter King, Steve Gray and Claire Martin. In the year 2000, Georgie's critically-acclaimed CD, Poet in New York, was voted Best Jazz Vocal Album by the Academie du Jazz in France. In 2001, the latest Three Line Whip CD, Relationships, was released, which included some of Georgie Fame's finest songwriting to date. In the same year, a compilation CD, Funny How Time Slips Away: The Pye Anthology, was released.
Throughout his 40-year career, Georgie Fame has recorded over 20 albums and 14 hit singles. He is equally at home in the company of jazz groups and big bands, orchestras, rock groups and his own band, The Blue Flames. As a sideman, he has recorded with many artists, including Gene Vincent, Prince Buster, Muddy Waters, Eric Clapton, Joan Armatrading, Andy Fairweather-Low, Bill Wyman and Van Morrison. Ever on the road, Georgie Fame continues to perform his unique blend of jazz/rhythm and blues for live audiences at clubs and music festivals throughout Europe.
Amongst his musical influences and heroes, he names Fats Domino, Ray Charles, Mose Allison, Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Thelonius Monk, Betty Carter, Peggy Lee, Jimmy Smith, Booker T, Chet Baker, Johnny Griffin, Jon Hendricks, Eddie Jefferson, King Pleasure, Lambert, Hendricks and Ross, Sonny Rollins, Richard "Groove" Holmes and many, many more.


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Oswalt's Debut Is Disappointing
Roy Oswalt's debut tonight in a Phillies uniform was a bit of a buzz kill. The last place Nationals smacked him around, scoring 5 runs in the first 5 innings.
By the end of 6, Oswalt had given up 7 hits, 2 walks and hit 2 batters which accounted for 4 earned runs and 1 unearned.
On the other side, Nats pitcher Craig Stammen came into tonight's game with a 5.50 ERA and only 2 wins in 19 starts. When he was done with the Phillies, Stammen looked like a Cy Young winner. The stuttering Phils offense managed only 5 hits; 2 of those were from Raul Ibanez and another two, including a solo homer, were from Jayson Werth. Rookie Domonic Brown had the 5th hit for the team in only his 2nd start in the big leagues.
The defense was a bit shaky as well. Carlos Ruiz did something I personally have never seen before. In the 3rd inning with 2 men on base, Adam Kennedy squared to bunt and Greg Dobbs at third base charged to field the bunt, as he was supposed to. Ruiz got the ball instead; he then had a brain cramp and threw the bunted ball to third base even though NO ONE was there to catch it. Yes, Ruiz threw the ball to nobody. And then a run scored. Wow.
Things continued to go downhill after Oswalt left the game. Chad Durbin pitched the 7th and gave up 3 runs on 3 hits and 2 walks. Down 8 to 1, the Phillies offense continued to do nothing. Brown got one more hit in the 9th inning, giving the Phillies 6 hits total from 3 players. And that was all the offense. Phillies lose, 8-1.
As for Oswalt, I suppose everyone is entitled to a bad day. It was just one start. We'll see how it goes next time. By the way, in case anyone is interested, JA Happ made his first start for the Astros tonight; he gave up some walks, but only 2 hits and NO runs in 6 innings.
Joe Blanton will pitch in DC tomorrow; game time is 7:05pm.
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you would think that if you throw the ball, you are aiming at someone to catch it. Hey, have you noticed that this year they do not have MLB baseball bloopers? At least I have not seen any at Dodger Stadium, Petco Park, Anaheim and Fenway.
Disappointing indeed. I'm sure it wasn't the kind of debut he was looking for, and it sure wasn't the one that we wanted! After an 8 game win streak it's hard to get down on a loss, but I was hoping we'd get something to be excited about last night. In all fairness though we're going to have to give him some time… since he's her for the next year and a half anyway. Chooch's throw was crazy! He must have seen Michael Jackson's ghost down there or something. That was really weird.
On another note. I always like your pictures. I have thought about getting a digital SLR camera in the future to try doing some of my own photography. My Cannon Elph isn't cutting it at the ballpark. I know you're a photo buff. What kinda lenses do you need to take pictures from so far away. As always, I enjoy your blog. Have a nice weekend.


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Written by psykometal on 11.10.2013 at 01:38
It's impressive how well Nikita managed to come very close to sounding like Dmitry. The album is awesome in both English and Russian.
Written by BloodJuNkie on 22.02.2014 at 22:20
So what's the difference between this one and the English version other than the difference in languages?
Written by NikitaMerzlyakov on 28.02.2014 at 11:49
Different singer on 6 of 9 tracks.
Also some minor vocal melody changes and some changes of meaning in lyrics.
Well, it is pretty similar if you don't understand by ear both languages. But if you understand let's say English but don't understand Russian it is going to be very different experience.
Actually it was a kind of experiment to release 2 language versions of album. And results are not so obvious. While most people from Europe and USA tend to ignore any lyrics language but English, there is still good amount of people who are bored of English lyrics everywhere. As for the band's members, we prefer our native language of course which is Russian. So we decided to continue this practice for our 3rd album, which will also have 2 language versions.
PS: Btw it would be nice to make other versions, for example German, Spanish, French, Japanese, etc. But sadly I don't speak any other languages except Russian and English. If there are singers and lyricists who would like to collaborate, we could try it. Interesting international experience! =)


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One last question--I promise!
My four-month-old is still not super predictable in his eating or sleeping patterns. During the day, he usually eats about every two hours. At night, he sometimes wakes and wants to eat (though he usually falls asleep as soon as I put him on the breast, so what he REALLY wants is probably comfort nursing). When I'm with him, he eats exclusively from the breast. When I'm at work, he gets a bottle. I'm working on increasing my supply at least a little bit, because right now I'm barely keeping up with him (I have to pump five times to equal three of his feedings, and I have to pump at night to get the amount of milk that he eats in a day).
On weekends when I'm home with him, and during the night, he often wants to eat right after I've pumped. I try my best to avoid this, but it's often inevitable. (Try staying up for three hours at night because he keeps waking and wanting to eat and dozing right off, then waking again as soon as you try to get up to pump--it's no fun.)
I know the baby empties the breast more effectively than the pump, but the pump does a pretty good job, it seems. If I have to feed him any time within about an hour to an hour and a half after I've pumped (sometimes even two hours), he twists and fidgets and whines because he's not getting much milk at all. (I can feel my let-downs, and know that it's not happening soon after I pump. Also, his tongue isn't milky at all, even after hours of these nursing sessions.)
When I pump right after I feed him, I get virtually no milk--about 1/2 oz total--which doesn't so much work for putting more milk in the fridge or freezer, so this isn't the best plan.
Like I said, I'm trying to build my supply and my currently pathetic freezer stash. I want to pump as much as I can in order to do this. BUT I don't want to starve my baby. How do I balance these two things? Can I pump even if it's not right after he's eaten, without worrying about starving him? How many times a day is it normal to pump if you're also feeding the baby for every feeding, and how much should I worry when he seems unsatisfied?
Thank you!