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'American Idol' Recap: Breaking Down the Top 24
I'm supposed to be objective, but I can't help it. Every year, I have an 'Idol' favorite. I don't know how it happens, but once I see the contestant, I'm usually all in. Sometimes it's about their raw talent, other times it's just a certain aura they project. I never know how it happens, but it always does.
It also seems that every year my favorites suffer worse and worse fates. The first season, my favorite was Kelly Clarkson, and she won the damn thing. Last year, my favorite was Lilly Scott and she didn't make it to the top 10 despite being the most talented contestant by a long shot. In between, my favorites have seen every type of fate, but lately being picked as my favorite has been something of a curse.
This year, it was worse than it's ever been in both ways.
Firstly, I encountered my favorite contestant of all time: Molly Dewolf Swenson. She hit my like a favoritism tidal wave with an indelible mix of overwhelming beauty, a whip-smart wit, a cool jazzy voice and a way of carrying herself that just screamed class and brilliance. Yes, I fell 'Idol'-hard for Ms. Molly and I'm afraid I may have doomed her to an unfortunate lack of camera time and an exit before the live shows. It seems the more I like a contestant, the sooner they go out and I think I liked Molly more than all the other favorites combined. We'll miss ya Molly, you're certainly the 'Idol' crush to end all 'Idol' crushes.
But, we have to move on. After all, the top 24 are here and I need to pick a new favorite. The person I secretly root for while remaining objective in my analysis, but ultimately write a sad obituary to once they're inevitably voted off (the curse of being my favorite).
But who to choose? Let's break it down…
Ashthon Jones
Good singer, but a bit of dud personality wise. We're way too early to pick a favorite.
Molly Dewolf Swenson Scale: 5/10
Brett Loewenstern
Brett sang an "original" song with lyrics somewhere along the lines of "When I look in the mirror, I see a stranger". I don't know how original that is when it's the most cliché lyric ever. I just can't get behind that.
Molly Dewolf Swenson Scale: 2/10
Casey Abrams
This is the jazz guy with the stand up bass who loves to scat like he needs dark shades and a fedora. I go back and forth on him. At once he's oozing with talent then suddenly his self-indulgence becomes a bit annoying. The jury's still out, but he's definitely not my favorite at this point.
Molly Dewolf Swenson Scale: 5/10
Clint Jun Gamboa
Everybody's favorite karaoke host. This guy has a huge voice and can absolutely tear the roof off some songs, but his cockiness leaves a bad taste in my mouth. Kicking poor Jacee to the curb means you just can't be my favorite.
Molly Dewolf Swenson Scale: 5/10
Haley Reinhart
She's got a cool throwback lounge singer smoke out voice (wow that was a lot of qualifiers) but she's a bit too theatrical for me. Reign it in, Haley!
Molly Dewolf Swenson Scale: 7/10
Jacob Lusk
This guy reminds me of Blake Griffin: Huge raw talent, but no idea how to control it yet. Charles Barkley keeps saying that when Blake Griffin learns how to play basketball and stop going 100-miles-per-hour all the time he's really going to be great. When Jacob Lusk learns how to sing rather than flash every inch of his pipes even when it's not called for he could be an excellent recording artist. Right now, it all just seems a bit annoying and self-indulgent.
Molly Dewolf Swenson Scale: 6/10
James Durbin
I had him winning early on. Then I found out he likes to sing songs about whores. Show a little class, James. You can't be my favorite being that disrespectful.
Molly Dewolf Swenson Scale: 4/10
Jordan Dorsey
A guilty pleasure for me. Dorsey is cocky certainly, and doesn't really have the skills to back it up, but I can't totally hate somebody who hears for seconds of Scotty sing and dismisses him like he has leprosy or something. That's assertiveness I can get behind. Can't wait to watch him talk back to the judges.
Molly Dewolf Swenson Scale: 7/10
Jovany Barreto
Ah, Jovany. You have such a great voice. Such a slick style. You seem like a classy guy. Oh. Wait. You pulled a 'Situation' by ripping your shirt off at your audition. You can't be my favorite with moves like that.
Molly Dewolf Swenson Scale: 5/10
Julie Zorilla
Now here's how you be my favorite. Have an ultra-cool back story (family escaped from Colombia) be a total knockout (though only about 60% of Molly's overwhelming radiance), and have versatile musical chops that see you putting a unique stamp on any song. She's a strong contender, but not quite my favorite.
Molly Dewolf Swenson Scale: 8/10
Karen Rodriguez
I honestly have no idea who she is. Ha she even sung on the show yet? Supposedly she auditioned on MySpace. I can't dig on that.
Molly Dewolf Swenson Scale: 2/10
Kendra Campbell (Chantelle)
Are you Kendra Campbell or Kendra Chantelle? Make up your mind! Too confusing. Plus she has way too many glamour shots of herself on YouTube singing bizarre pop songs. Boo.
Molly Dewolf Swenson Scale: 4/10
Lauren Alaina
Whatever. She's like 10-years-old, cries a lot and sang a mediocre version of "I Don't Wanna Miss a Thing." I'm bored just remembering this.
Molly Dewolf Swenson Scale: 2/10
Lauren Turner
Big voice, but too frightening an attitude for me. She's too intimidating to be my favorite.
Molly Dewolf Swenson Scale: 5/10
Naima Adedapo
My favorite thing about her? She looks exactly like the woman who works behind the desk at Putumayo on 'The Millenium' episode of 'Seinfeld'. Seriously, they're doppelgangers. She's got a killer voice too. But she's not my favorite.
Molly Dewolf Swenson Scale: 8/10
Paul McDonald
I'm sorry? Is he a person? Because he's just so ultra-sensitive with his lilting singing that I can't tell if he's the shy/melancholy emotion manifested as a hologram.
Molly Dewolf Swenson Scale: 3/10
Pia Toscano
Here's a strong candidate. Total pop pro. Effortless voice and a ton of class. She's close, but we're not quite there yet.
Molly Dewolf Sweson Scale: 8/10
Rachel Zevita
Another TV doppelganger. This one like Luke Danes' daughter April on 'Gilmore Girls'. Except grown up right. Her fashion sense is enough to make her a strong contender as she's a serious threat to come out in a cape on any given week. She's a bit too much of a drama queen though to really be my favorite.
Molly Dewolf Swenson Scale: 7/10
Robbie Rosen
Gotta like this guy who rose out of a wheelchair to walk onto the 'Idol' set and give a string of solid performances. However, I'm completely biased against people under the age of 18. They're just not ready yet.
Molly Dewolf Swenson Scale: 7/10
Scotty McCreery
Gotta love the one-trick country pony that is Scotty. I'm very happy they're doing away with the ultra-restrictive theme nights from a competitive standpoint, but the fact that it's denying my watching Scotty attempt to sing disco means his being my favorite has diminished as well.
Molly Dewolf Swenson Scale: 6/10
Stefano Langone
Humble guy with a great voice and charming personality. Another solid sob story, that he doesn't dwell on. He seems to take it in stride and is here to compete and win. Definitely like him, but he's not my favorite.
Molly Dewolf Swenson Scale: 7/10
Tatynisa Wilson
She definitely wins the award for best first name. That thing has more syllables than T.S. Eliot stanza. However, every week I thought her performances were going to see her winding up on the scrap heap, but she kept squeaking through somehow. I can't attach my favoritism to someone who's gotta be going out in a split second.
Molly Dewolf Swenson Scale: 4/10
Thia Megia
Anybody who takes part in my favorite non-Molly 'Idol' moment of this season (being verbally berated by The Vocal Coach From Hell) gets major points with me.
Molly Dewolf Swenson Scale: 7/10
Tim Halperin
Ding! Ding! Ding! We have a winner. Quiet, unassuming and chops like a smoother Matt Giraud. Best of all, since he's a guy, making him my favorite means we can keep things strictly platonic and Molly can remain my 'American Idol' girlfriend.
Now there's a favorite I can really live with.
Molly Dewolf Swenson Scale: 9/10
That's it for the Top 24 breakdown. Check back next week for the first live show recap as the competition really begins.

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|Soya sauce
|2 Tablespoon
|2 Tablespoon
|1 Clove (5 gm)
|Vegetable oil
|2 Tablespoon
|2 Medium, cut in eighths
|Green pepper
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|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Tomato paste
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|1 Large, cut in small wedges
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% Daily Value*
Total Fat 22 g34.3%
Saturated Fat 5.8 g29%
Trans Fat 0.1 g
Cholesterol 108.8 mg36.3%
Sodium 659.8 mg27.5%
Total Carbohydrates 40 g13.5%
Dietary Fiber 3.8 g15%
Sugars 25 g
Protein 39 g78.6%
Vitamin A 15% Vitamin C 78.3%
Calcium 5.3% Iron 11%
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Friday, October 28, 2011
Bloggers Quilt Festival Entry: Guess Who?
58 comments:
- Steffi´s Candy Quilts said...
Aaah, this is too cool! I worked with selvages, too, but haven´t thought about such a pictorial design. Very clever. I like the mummy´s eyes and the letters.
- October 28, 2011 at 7:36 AM
- Issabella The Cat said...
I fell for this mummy on Flickr ages ago and think it's fab!
- October 28, 2011 at 7:41 AM
- Rebecka said...
I love your selvage mummy and the small quilts to go with it. Perfect for this time of year. Thanks for sharing your quilt.
- October 28, 2011 at 7:49 AM
- MooseStash Quilting said...
Selvage Mummy is so cool, and I am now collecting selvages. Not that I will ever accomplish this, but a girl can dream!! :-) Too cute!
- October 28, 2011 at 7:55 AM
- Elizabeth D. said...
Oh, Riel, this quilt is so much fun!!! Love it!!! Your selvage quilts are always so much fun to see :)
- October 28, 2011 at 8:07 AM
- Jean said...
I just *love* this quilt! And selvages make the best mummies!
- October 28, 2011 at 8:08 AM
- Karen said...
Oh, I do love this. What a great use of selvedges. Great colours and design too.
Suc wonerful fun!
- October 28, 2011 at 8:42 AM
- Sandra said...
I look forward to seeing your entry each BQF and again I am amazed by your amazing work!!!
Kudos, when is your holiday selvage book coming out? You so could get a book contract.
Come see my entries: #29 miniature reproduction quilt and #31 antique 1850 Star quilt
- October 28, 2011 at 9:14 AM
- DonnaP said...
Even though I'm not much on Halloween, I really love that wall hanging! Just perfect for my house in case you ever decide to give it away. That or I will have to start saving my selvages. ;-)
- October 28, 2011 at 9:50 AM
- Teje said...
Hi Riel! Of course this is your enter because this just so unique and fantastic quilt! I love to admire it again!
xxx Teje
- October 28, 2011 at 10:29 AM
- Vicki @ DottyJane said...
Awesome use of selvages! Great fun!
- October 28, 2011 at 10:37 AM
- Needled Mom said...
I don't think it can ever get ehough "show" time. I just love this mummy!!!
- October 28, 2011 at 11:50 AM
- Kristi said...
I love this quilt and it gives me a smile at the top of your blog everytime I come to your page. Good luck!!!
- October 28, 2011 at 1:29 PM
- Kathy said...
I love your original Mummy quilt and it's wonderful that it is made with selvages! The set looks great on the wall. I also have to mention that your novel, The Town That Drowned was a wonderful story! I have enjoyed reading it so much and I did end up sharing it with my students. It has a waiting list in my classroom.
- October 28, 2011 at 3:46 PM
- Michelle said...
oh my this is just so clever with the salvages, way too cute. Very fun.
- October 28, 2011 at 4:13 PM
- Valentina said...
LOL Oh what an amazing quilt! thanks for sharing it with us: Oh it is amazing, how clever! Wonderful! Enjoy your Toronto weekend!
- October 28, 2011 at 4:17 PM
- HollyM said...
It really is a spectacular (or should I say spooktacular) quilt!
- October 28, 2011 at 6:25 PM
- carol fun said...
I have loved this quilt ever since I saw it on your blog header -- so creative!
- October 28, 2011 at 6:49 PM
- Lynne said...
Have fun in Toronto!
- October 28, 2011 at 7:38 PM
- Christie, Describe Happy said...
I have to admit it's really fun to see this one again! Happy Halloween!
- October 28, 2011 at 9:52 PM
- Lori said...
I will never get tired of seeing that mummy! you must re-post him every Haloween for us! He is a sign of your truly imaginitve and creative spirit!
- October 28, 2011 at 10:26 PM
- Vroomans' Quilts said...
How clever! Wonderful creativity for a truly special piece of art.
- October 28, 2011 at 10:56 PM
- Kristie said...
Love it!! Perfectly fitting for the festival. And this Mummy wants fabric, too!
Have a great time in TO!
- October 28, 2011 at 11:02 PM
- Katie said...
Oh I love it! The selvedge strips are PERFECT for a mummy!
- October 28, 2011 at 11:06 PM
- Kit Lang said...
this is a fantastic quilt!!! :) Love the colours, the humour, the saying!
Thanks for sharing. :)
(P.S. - my word verification was "deadnes") hilarious!
- October 28, 2011 at 11:33 PM
- Rachel said...
Such a fun quilt! You really are very creative...who else would have connected selvages to a mummy? It's great, Riel.
- October 29, 2011 at 12:17 AM
- Rachaeldaisy said...
The perfect time of year to show of this amazing quilt!! It's so much fun, clever and so well executed. I love it!!
- October 29, 2011 at 12:31 AM
- Eileen said...
That is one super cool quilt! I love it and that it's made of selveges is perfect. What a creative person you are. Thanks so much for sharing and have a great day
- October 29, 2011 at 2:45 AM
- Janet said...
It's great! Congrats on the success of your book too.
- October 29, 2011 at 3:13 AM
- Barbara said...
Too cute!
- October 29, 2011 at 3:50 AM
- Lisa at Sun Naturals said...
That is definitely the most creative use of selvages I have seen! Love it!
- October 29, 2011 at 9:15 AM
- Leanne said...
I love this mummy quilt! It is just wonderful and so creative! I hope you have fun at the festival, I am going to go looking for your book in my local bookstore.
- October 29, 2011 at 10:02 AM
- laura said...
what a clever idea! love the use of selvage.
- October 29, 2011 at 11:20 AM
- Marjorie said...
This quilt is the best! It almost makes me want to save selvages for a quilt instead of using them to tie up my tomatoes. Well, almost.
- October 29, 2011 at 1:07 PM
- Martine Kuciel said...
quelle réussite originale et drôle felicitations
- October 29, 2011 at 3:45 PM
- Sarcastic Quilter said...
I've visited and I've seen him before but frankly, I cannot get enough of him. He's by far my favorite "selvage" quilt I've see with snowmen being a close second. He's just fun and the caption, perfect. :D
- October 29, 2011 at 4:50 PM
- madaboutpatchwork said...
my whole family loves this - well done!!
- October 29, 2011 at 7:21 PM
- Sharon said...
This is just the most clever selvage quilt I've ever seen! I never get tired of him, BTW. And the little mummies are cute too. Love the eyes on these. What an impressive amount of work you put into these quilts. Awesome and fun!
- October 29, 2011 at 8:56 PM
- Ruth Anne Olson said...
What fun!. I am so glad I clicked on your link and got to see and enjoy your very creative use of selvedges.
I am going to have to check out some of your other posts.
- October 29, 2011 at 11:10 PM
- Rachel said...
What a fun quilt! So creative!
- October 30, 2011 at 1:24 PM
- Jean said...
P.S. I won the book drawing over at Victoria's I'm so excited!
- October 30, 2011 at 2:32 PM
- BunkHouseQuilts said...
Awesome~! I would make this in a heartbeat if you did a pattern. Love it!
- October 30, 2011 at 10:04 PM
- quilthexle said...
I've said it before, but I just have to repeat it: this quilt is a stunner! I really really love it. I'm not that much into selvage quilt, but this one is a real treat.
- October 31, 2011 at 9:29 AM
- grendelskin said...
He's wonderful! Clever design and terrific work; the quilting is just perfect for it, it "goes" perfectly.
- October 31, 2011 at 10:34 AM
- Carissa said...
I absolutely love it every time I see it! it's just brilliant :-)
- October 31, 2011 at 4:13 PM
- Robin said...
I think this qualifies as the coolest selvedge quilt I've ever seen. Totally awesome!!! And perfect for Halloween. :) Thanks so much for sharing!
- October 31, 2011 at 5:11 PM
- Lisa D. said...
This is the best selvage quilt I've ever seen - love it!
- November 1, 2011 at 12:09 PM
- Tiffany said...
How awesome is this? I LOVE IT!
- November 1, 2011 at 2:38 PM
- Peg said...
Fabulous quilt - and so appropriate for the season! I'm a fellow Canadian, and lost meeting new i-friends, so am now a follower of your blog. As well as quilting, I'm a wannabe writer so I'll be looking for your book as well.
- November 1, 2011 at 3:19 PM
- Andrea said...
quilt is a very creative, congratulations
- November 1, 2011 at 10:16 PM
- Maureen T. said...
Your quilt is so cute and clever!! I really love it!
- November 3, 2011 at 12:35 AM
- Staci said...
I have so enjoyed watching this come together on your blog. It is such a clever idea and turned out just wonderfully. Thanks for participating in the quilt festival.
- November 3, 2011 at 6:10 PM
- MonikaC said...
Love this quilt! So much fun! Good job!
- November 4, 2011 at 12:15 AM
- snippetsandyarns said...
He is wonderful! Such a brilliant idea :-) Thank you for sharing - so cute!!
~ meagan
- November 5, 2011 at 1:58 PM
- Debbie said...
I can see why your mummy has gotten a lot of face time...he's so fun! Congrats on your new book...sounds like a good read.
- November 6, 2011 at 1:14 PM
- Army Wife Quilter said...
I love this. This is the best halloween quilt ive ever seen.
- November 7, 2011 at 10:01 AM
- Kay Lynne said...
What a fun quilt :)
- November 7, 2011 at 8:57 PM
- Martha said...
Great quilt...thanks for sharing with us.
- November 15, 2011 at 7:58 AM


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the function you have defined is not even.
Comment 2: You refer to the period of 2L at the top, but its quite evident
that later you are working with period 2pi.
Comment 3: what do you think the expression "the first three terms" means
in this context. I would take the constant and the terms in cos(x) and sin(x),
even if some of them had zero as their coefficient. (this might give you an
even or odd function but it would still be correct for such a short series)
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i am wanting to know what a terminal (final) object in the coslice category
might be (technically, where "A" is the functor:
and where the other functor of the comma category is
alternatively, if it is easier to explain this as an intial object in the slice category:
, that's fine as well.
so the initial object in the slice category is the unique map from the initial object of Set (ok, technically the initial object and the map, but i'm trying to "forget about objects")?
if that is so, then the final object in the coslice category should be...(*,{*}) where {*} is a "generic" singleton set, and * is the only possible arrow (constant map), yes?
what is motivating these questions is that i know that for a given function f:A-->Z, the projection p:A-->A/~f is initial in the coslice category (A ↓ Set),
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Was playing music through Bluetooth on my phone and my system got frozen. Screen won't turn off even after I turn car off and shut the doors... Any ideas? I need some sort of reboot button haha
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Scratch that. It just turned its self off.. However I'm pretty disappointed in the accuracy and speed of the Bluetooth media playing. Ford's my sync was much better when I tried it
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The English word "pagan" comes from the Latin paganus, which translates as "country dweller." Over time, the meaning encompassed not just the location of these dwellers, but also the way they lived and what they believed, both of which were close to nature. Pagan began to imply a special relationship with plants, weather, seasons and other natural phenomena that "refined" city dwellers experienced less often and less directly. As modern religions swept the European continent (often by force), pagan took on a religious connotation, coming to mean "anyone not Christian" or more derogatorily, "heathen." By extension, the linguistic and literal attacks on country dwellers—their beliefs and way of life—can be seen as an outright attack on everything natural.
In days of old, I'm not sure that many country dwellers would have used the term pagan to describe themselves or their spirituality—it was just natural for them to heed the seasons, observe the stars, heal with plants and learn from the wildlife surrounding them. But in modern times, there has been a resurgence of people reclaiming the title pagan specifically as a spiritual term. Paganism has become a quasi-religion, basically tolerant and built around nature's ancient wisdom. It is both my joy and my sorrow to report that although paganism can be seen as a spiritual practice, it is not an organized religion. The good news about not being organized is that there are neither rules nor dogma to adhere to; the bad news is that many people (including some of its members) still aren't exactly sure what the heck paganism is.
When I call myself a pagan in public, I still notice a few uncomfortable chuckles or squirming seats. This always surprises me because I also call myself a raw vegan and an environmentalist, which mean essentially the same thing to me: one who works with nature. In the case of pagans, the work is often magical with elements, gardens, seasons and planets. In the case of raw vegans, the work is often physical with foods, water, air and sunshine. And in the case of environmentalism, the work is often ecological with ground water, soil, air quality and indigenous species. To me, in fact, there is no difference. Pagans are nature worshipers, raw vegans are sun children and environmentalists are Earth stewards. And it makes complete sense to me that those who combine all three of these disciplines into their lives will be most effective in reaching their goals.
I am embarrassed to say that I still know raw vegans who are not environmentalists, consuming as they do an almost exclusively petro-plastic packaged diet of highly refined superfoods shipped using fossil fuels from mainly third-world countries. And I know environmentalists who are not pagans—cleaning up the oceans while maintaining that we were created out of sin and that our very flesh is our condemnation. And I know pagans who are not raw vegans—setting aside hours each day for honing their meditation practice and intuitive skills, but clouding all that work with diet sodas, ice cream and animal products. It is only natural to me to combine all three lifestyles—and almost impossible for me to do otherwise.
The summer solstice (sometime between June 20th and 21st, depending on the year, in the northern hemisphere) is an opportunity for us to celebrate in a very pagan sense. Whether you consider it a religious holiday or not, it comes with gifts for everyone to enjoy. The word solstice derives from the Latin words sol, meaning "sun," and stice, indicating "standing still." The sun appears to stand still in the sky on this day, in the sense that it is up there for so long—daylight hours are the year's longest on this day and the hours of darkness are shortest.
The summer solstice is a major astrological event that would have been noted as far back as humans first looked up into the sky. For religious pagans, it is a major sabbat, or festival. For a country dweller, it is the time to uproariously celebrate another year of life, for when the days become darker and the seasons colder, plants, animals and humans alike will fight for the chance to see the next summer.
The way I see it, there is only one summer solstice for each year I get to live. That means if I live to be 120, then I will have gotten to see only 120 summer solstices and so, for goodness' sake, I am not missing out on a single one! So it should come as no surprise that summer solstice sunrise is a major event in my personal spirituality. I choose to celebrate by staying up all night, or at least waking myself up early enough to usher in this sun in its most potent manifestation. I scry it, dance it, yoga it and, like a good plant/animal, I accept the light it gives off as the light that I am. And hoping for another year, I pledge to protect the things in nature that give me and my loved ones life.
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Written by Shayna , June 20, 2012
Winter Solstice downunder! Time to welcome the returning sun, the mother's imminent fertility and enjoy snuggle-bug hugs with friends and family.Report abuse
Written by Tonya Kay , June 22, 2010
Happy solstice! And I watched the sun rise! Now the days decline in light hours. But strangely, the heat just keeps rising.Report abuse
Written by Pilgrim , June 22, 2010
Happy Solstice! I stayed up in the garden spinning Poi last night until the last second of the day. Hope everyone had wonderful celebrations tooReport abuse
Written by Steve the Kaleidoscope Guy , June 21, 2010
Summer set lip to earth's bosom bare,Report abuse
And left the flushed print in a poppy there.
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Press close, bare-bosomed Night! Press close, magnetic,
nourishing Night!
Night of south winds! Night of the large, few stars!
Still, nodding Night! Mad, naked, Summer Night!
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Summertime....and the livin' is easy
Fish are jumpin'...and the cotton is high
Yo' daddy's rich...and yo' mama's good-lookin'
What a day for a day dream!
I'm blowin my day to a walk in the sun and fall on my face on somebody's new mowed lawn.


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Sep 15 2013
Time for a new song?
Sunday church bulletins quite often reveal more than the words printed on them. Other than the date on the front of the bulletin the order of service changes very little. There seems to be three important words that appear in every order of service: Invocation, Offering and Benediction. And in between those words …
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Sep 11 2013
When does never end?
Can you remember a time in your life when you thought, "God has abandoned me! I can't find Him anywhere! When I pray, my words bounce back from the sky and when I cry God won't wipe away the tears. What did I do to deserve this?" Often in our journey to become …
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Jun 19 2013
Announce the word!
Years ago someone carved an image in a block of wood by allowing the object to remain above the area that had been chiseled away. They covered the image with ink and placed it on another surface and made a copy of the image and some say that "printing was born." In A.D. 779 the …
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The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim pre-orders will include a premium map of Skyrim. The map is the tangible kind and you'll only be able to get it if you pre-order the game.
I know a real life map doesn't sound enticing at first, but Elder Scrolls players know the importance of taping the giant map to the wall right next the TV or monitor. Plus, this map is "premium quality." I can only assume this means the paper is made from tears. An in-game map of Skyrim will be available but you can bet your ass it won't be premium!
Elder Scrolls fans who bought Morrowind and Oblivion received actual maps in their standard editions of the game, regardless of pre-order. Maps are serious business! When did pre-orders become such a big deal?
Will you pre-order Skyrim for the map?


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April 27, 2009
SF 528, the Senate version of the "One Way Loser Pays" bill, will come to a vote on the floor of the Senate later this week. Among other things, the bill requires insurers of commercial and professional liability policies to pay the claimant's legal fees on claims tried in court unless the insurer prevails on all issues. The bill does not allow insurers to recover their fees when they prevail in coverage lawsuits.
While we would like to see the bill defeated, the most critical task ahead of us is to have the attorneys' fees provision removed.
We strongly urge NAMIC members with Minnesota employees or personal contacts to call their state senators and let them know that the attorneys' fees provision needs to be removed from the bill. Here is why:
If you do not know your senator, you can access the information at http://www.gis.leg.mn/mapserver/districts/.
At this stage of the session, it is best to call your senator's St. Paul office. Here is a suggested script:
Hello, this is ______. ______ Mutual is located in Senator ____'s district at ______ Street, _____ Minnesota (if you know that you also live in the district, give that address as it proves you vote there). The telephone number is _______.
This week, the Senate is expected to debate SF 528. I'm asking Senator _____ to support an amendment to remove the unfair attorneys' fees provision from the bill.
Giving only one side its attorneys' fees will only encourage litigation and drive up insurance costs.
It's unlikely that the person taking the call (it is not likely to be your senator because of floor debate) will want to argue with you about this.
Direct questions to NAMIC State Affairs Manager Mark Johnston, or call 314-800-8205.
Posted: Monday, April 27, 2009 12:00:00 AM. Modified: Monday, April 27, 2009 1:42:03 PM.
317.875.5250 - Indianapolis | 202.628.1558 - Washington, D.C.


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Watch A Sneak Peek Clip Of History's 'Hatfields & McCoys'
HISTORY's highly anticipated scripted miniseries, "Hatfields & McCoys," premieres this Memorial Day on May 28.
Starring Kevin Costner and Bill Paxton, the three-night miniseries chronicles a clash of clans that inspired passion, vengeance, courage, sacrifice, crimes and accusations, while forever transforming the two families and the region they lived in.
The saga begins with Devil Anse Hatfield (Costner) and Randall McCoy (Paxton). Close friends and comrades until near the end of the Civil War, they return to their neighboring homes—Hatfield in West Virginia, McCoy just across the Tug River border in Kentucky—to increasing tensions, misunderstandings and resentments that soon explode into all-out warfare between their families.
As hostilities grow, friends, neighbors and outside forces join the fight, bringing the two states to the brink of another civil war.
"Hatfields & McCoys" also stars Tom Berenger, Powers Boothe, Mare Winningham, Matt Barr, Boyd Holbrook, Jena Malone, Sarah Parish and Lindsay Pulsipher.


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Skip to comments.Study says boomers don't like what's on TV
Posted on 11/19/2006 8:53:37 PM PST by Snickering Hound
NEW YORK Americans born between 1946 and 1964 are accustomed to being catered to, but that's not the case with much of television today. Now there's some new evidence that they're finding this mighty irritating.
A study conducted by Harris Interactive suggests that the television industry's obsession with youth is backfiring.
Nearly two-thirds of Americans say they believe that most TV programming and advertising is targeted toward people under 40, the survey said. More than 80 percent of adults over 40 say they have a hard time finding TV shows that reflect their lives.
A significant number of baby boomers 37 percent say they aren't happy with what's on television, according to the study.
"The amount of people dissatisfied with television overall was a pretty big eye-opening thing for us," said Larry Jones, president of the TV Land cable network, which commissioned the study.
To a certain extent, the generation that decades ago warned against trusting people over 30 can blame itself for the predicament. The TV industry's slavish devotion to ratings within the 18-to-49-year-old demographic started when most baby boomers fit into that group.
The theory among advertisers is that it's important to reach young people as their preferences are forming get them hooked on a certain toothpaste or soda early and they'll be hooked for life. Advertisers will pay a premium for young viewers: $335 for every thousand people in the 18-to-24 age range that a network delivers, for example. Viewers aged 55-to-64 are worth only $119 for every thousand, according to Nielsen Media Research.
That's why ABC and NBC conduct all of their business with advertisers in the 18-to-49 demo. From a financial standpoint, if you're 50 or over, you mean nothing to those networks' executives. For Fox, the CW, MTV, BET and countless other networks, even 40 is too old.
The peak year for births within the baby boom, Jones noted, was 1957 meaning all those people are turning 49 this year.
Much of the television industry isn't aging with them.
"They've just never changed or haven't realized that the population has moved on," said Randy Berkowitz, vice president of research for Combe Inc., which makes health products and beauty aids.
Berkowitz believes that "people are just not in tune with TV because they can't relate to it anymore."
Jones, who's 46, said he wants to come home at night and see an entertainment program that appeals to his sensibilities. Some people may find Paris Hilton funny on "The Simple Life," for example not him.
To a surprising extent, advertising is also alienating. The Harris Interactive study found that half of baby boomers say they tune out commercials that are clearly aimed at young people. An additional one-third said they'd go out of their way NOT to buy such a product.
"I'm not saying that every show, every network should reshape, but that's an awfully high level of dissatisfaction among the largest generation group of all time," said Ken Dychtwald, a psychologist who worked with Harris Interactive on the study. (Harris conducted an online survey of 4,220 adults between April 28-May 15 this year, with a sampling error of plus or minus 1.5 percent).
Some advertisers have responded to the aging population. Financial services firms, for example, see many potential customers advancing toward retirement. Two decades ago drug companies didn't advertise on TV; now you could fill a medicine cabinet with all the products hawked on the evening news.
But these were cases where the companies making these products saw the opportunity, not necessarily the TV industry, Berkowitz said.
TV Land's Jones is already using the survey in his business. The results have convinced him that, more than ever, his network of mostly classic TV shows should be boomer-centric, he said. He also comes armed with the survey when he meets with the Madison Avenue types who buy advertising time.
One statistic he's sure to cite: The survey found 51 percent of the postwar generation describe themselves as "open to new ideas." Meanwhile, only 12 percent of young adults think the older folks feel that way.
Why does that matter? Jones said the average media buyer or planner is under 30. Many are undoubtedly hired for their know-how in appealing to a specific generation, and it isn't the baby boomers.
"There is this huge perception versus reality situation in the marketplace," he said.
Jones is pushing the idea of a "middlescence," about 40-to-59-year-olds who don't feel young anymore but don't feel old, and have plenty of discretionary income.
With the continued carving of the television audience into smaller slices because of all the networks on the air, the chance for advertisers to reach particular niches increases, said Evan Shapiro, who had his own marketing firm and is now head of the Independent Film Channel. Shapiro, 37, doesn't buy the idea that there's nothing on TV for older viewers.
"If you are a 50-year-old male or female, there is an enormous amount of television for you," he said. "It's just not on all the places that it used to be."
Still, Shapiro said he senses that marketers are slowly waking up to the potential in older TV viewers.
But by the time it happens, the children of the baby boomers will be the focus, making their parents even more irrelevant in television's eyes, he said.
Hey! There's my Car!
24 is the only show that I do watch, so when it's off season, my tv's are off.
The only shows I watch on network TV are "Desperate Housewives" and "Grey's Anatomy". Other than that, it's Turner Classic Movies, History Channel and it's international version and Military Channel.
yah. You're right. I should have added these to my above rant. I don't watch the sports channels, but History, discovery and FNC I watch regularly. AMC sometimes as well. And sci fi.
But the more FNC tunes in to the entertainment circuit or this sensational murder or that sensational abduction the more I tune them out. I can get that kind of trash on the networks, don't need to be glued to FNC to get it.
I wouldn't watch Desperate Housewives if someone paid me, but my youngest daughter is a Grey's Anatomy fan. I've never watched it, so I don't even know what it's about. My hubby watches sci fi and old black and white movies. He flips the remote for sports sometimes, but rarely watches a full game.
We have one little TV, only because my son's roommate at college couldn't take it on the plane. It is on Saturdays for ND football. Maybe Ohio State, but we always hated them when I was a kid. Still do. Sundays only for football. Love to cheer for the hapless Browns and against the Steelers, Baltimore, Denver, Seattle, and a few others. That's it. No NBA, no MLB. Used to love baseball but now, not so much. Don't even listen on the radio anymore. The TV sits unused in the football off-season.
Sponsors like the visciously racist Orbitz. I'm not listening, either.
Boomers remember a time when good family values and old fashioned patriotism was in vogue.
The current brand of crap on TV is a giant middle finger to all who enjoyed traditional programming. TV does its best to alienate a huge customer base and is scratching its head and saying "What happened?"
Ping list for the discussion of the politics and social (and sometimes nostalgic) aspects that directly effects Generation Reagan / Generation-X (Those born from 1965-1981) including all the spending previous generations (i.e. The Baby Boomers) are doing that Gen-X and Y will end up paying for.
Freep mail me to be added or dropped. See my home page for details and previous articles.
The television executives need to do something different if they expect to pry some of that bountiful discretionary income out of my hands and into the coffers of their advertisers. However, the heirs to my estate hope they continue to ignore me and drive me away to alternative, non-commercial forms of entertainment. :-)
Sitcoms are horrible. There used to be some good ones, but now it's stupid people saying stupid things that nobody would ever say and doing things that no one would ever do. The example I always point to is the one episode of NewsRadio I watched. The characters go to lunch at a Chuck E. Cheese-style restaurant, and one of them says, "Where is our waiter? I haven't seen him in a while." Suddenly, the guy rises up from under the balls in the ball pool, smoking. "Oh, I was on break." Okay. I'm not an All in the Family fan, but you would never have seen that BS there.
Jack has been on that boat to China for a long time.
I did a survey on one about a month ago. The name of the half hour sitcom was, "Dads" & just going on the name, what would you expect to see in the show?
I've never seen it put that eloquently!
It's about people from different parts of the world who have developed super powers and are slowly coming together to stop a nuclear holocaust. One of the heroes--the flying guy--is Natalie Maines's husband. But, don't let that stop you. :)
Warning: it's very violent and gory.
Yeah the shows have young people but we get equal time during comercials. Ensure, gotta go medicine, funeral and life insurance planning, skin care, eye surgeries, sexual dysfuntion medication, assisted living homes .... Commercial used to be entertaining. Now they are just depressing.
I wouldn't mind trying House or 24, but I'd have to get the DVDs first. I hate to come in in the middle.
Hey dad! Good to see you! :)
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We boomers are the ones with the money. It's our cohort that's buying the Lexuses. No point in advertising cars, cruises, and other expensive goodies to people who are too young to have the disposable income to buy them.
I've enjoyed Lost this season, though I know it's gotten a mixed reaction. Veronica Mars started out as VM Lite, but there have been some great episodes. The most recent one was really good. Don't know if you know, but it's finally been picked up for the rest of the season. They wanted an additional nine episodes, but only got seven more. I don't mind being two shy, but I hope it isn't a sign that a fourth season is off the table.
Wow sage, your age is showing! ;)
I really couldn't guess. Not anymore.
My favorite movie of all time is "The Long Hot Summer" with Don Johnson and Jason Robards.
I would sincerely doubt it gets to a 4th season, regardless. The ratings have never been stellar, and only a small-but-loyal fanbase has kept it afloat for a third season. Plus, it doesn't seem to have the same spark that it did when Veronica was at Neptune High. Same with Smallville...this is a relatively weak season, if you ask me. They never should have killed off Jonathan Kent.
Really? I can't recall even seeing any Orbitz commercials, although I've used them for flights. How are they racist?
I think they're setting up the fourth season with the FBI internship offer. The ratings are low, but the CW's ratings are in the basement anyway. I doubt if a new show will spark any more interest, and they at least have the cachet of a critical darling in Veronica.
I'm enjoying Smallville. Finally, an honest-to-God superhero on the show! Green Arrow is really making Clark look bad. He better get in the damn suit quick or else.
Jimmy sucks, though. And, if a certain someone (keeping it vague, in case someone is watching along on DVD) gets an abortion, I'm out of there.
Oh yeeha. Look who's here.
Is TV rage about to become the new pandemic? Tune in next week to find out.
Forget finding something that reflects my life. Just put something on that: 1) has no pelvic thrusts, butt-only shots, crotch shots, mauling, gyrations, lip-smackin' sickening noise enhancement for the extended French kissing, etc, 2) has actors and actresses keeping their clothes on, and 3) has clothes that count as clothes, 4) doesn't have every fifth word bleeped out but still audible, 5) doesn't have little children made up to look and act like wannabe child porn stars, 6) has PLOTS (hey guys, remember those?), 7) builds character, 8) doesn't push the liberal agenda (cram down the viewer's throat might be more apt), 9) isn't full of gore (Al or otherwise), and 10) is actual entertainment.
Right ON! House is the ONE show I have to watch on TV - we're not blessed with cable (actually, no one could find the actual cable line to my house, so I use that as an excuse not to get it).
Same thing happened to Smallville as happened to VH...it didn't stay as interesting when all the characters graduated HS (and also, to Buffy the Vampire Slayer). At least, IMO. I mean, aren't Chloe and Lana supposed to be attending Met U? When are they ever in class, or did I miss something? Chloe (Allison Mack is the most underrated babe on TV) is always at the Planet, and Lana is always with Lex.
Agree about GA. :) At least they're not bringing his comic-book leftism to the screen. And we got to see a glimpse of the Martian Manhunter last week! Whooo! I can't wait for the upcoming ep when Cyborg, Aquaman, and Flash all return.
It is and I even mentioned in a previous post that I was 55. ;)
The mainstream networks have always lived up the characterization of them made by Newton Minow (FCC head) during the Kennedy years.....he called TV "a vast wasteland". The complete dominance of Cable, with all its programming for real people with real interests, just makes ABC, CBS and NBC look that much more hopeless and hidebound. There are maybe 5 good sitcoms on regular TV in the last 10-15 years, and NO good drama shows. News shows are just a joke , as we have known for a loooonnnng time now.
Who keeps moving the bar forward? Sheesh, I'm not a baby boomer.
Oh man, now where did I put that Viagra pamplet..
Boomer my bedpan! I'm still in my 40's.
Three inept fathers, three different stereotypes, falling all over themselves to spoil their demanding kids.
I went to IMDb.com and read about it. Got a 6.9/10 for a rating among viewers.
Ah! My Three Dads...instead of only two.
When the show was on, I identified very much w/Michael and Gloria.
Nowadays, I shock myself with how much I sound like Archie Bunker.
Oh? I thought it was really good. But then again, I've always thought Don Johnson was severely under-rated as an actor. He can be very good. And the rest of the cast is excellent. Plus, the story is a classic.
Was there a show called My Two Dads? I seem to recall something like that. The three guys in the test show didn't live together. I saw the title & guessed what the show was gonna be like & I told the guy doing the survey as much.
"My Three Sons" was a good show!
I'm a Generation Joneser (1955-1964), so I'm old enough to remember some of the vintage 60s shows. There was an innocence in those days and a shared culture. Unfortunately, audiences grew jaded & cynical.
Starting in the late 70s, I stopped watching a lot of TV, only snatches here and there or a "special" program. Over the past few years I intermittently enjoyed LAW & ORDER, in spite of its liberal slant, because of the intelligent plotting. FRASIER & EVERYONE LOVES RAYMOND were funny, but those involve an older cast and has some kind of wit.
The stuff nowadays? Forget it. I have zero interest in TV now, for most of the reasons already articulated by my fellow FReepers. Maybe I too have simply moved on, but I feel completely alienated from the present culture. It's either leftwing or infantile.
I wouldn't even mind raunch so much (there's plenty of here on the FReep), as long as there's a warmth or adult humor to it. The stuff on TV seems both sterile and hostile. I sense a contempt for its viewers. In turn, it leaves me stone cold.
Don't have a TV at home, and don't play to buy one. Ever.
I quit watching TV 8 years ago. Every time I see it now, its worse than before. Now all the reality shows seem to be taking over.
I watch DVD and VHS only.
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|GOODRICH, c.1575-1804
(1) William Goodrich of Hegesset, County Suffolk, England, born about 1575, died 1631/1632; will dated 4 April 1631, proved 2 February 1631/1632. Father of:
(2) John Goodrich, died 1632 in England; he inherited all houses, lands, and tenements in Hegesset and was executor of his father's will. He married Margerie.
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