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His eyes how they twinkle! His dimples, how merry! His cheeks are like roses, his nose like a cherry!
Well... not necessarily. In the long history of Christmas movies, Santa Claus has appeared numerous times, in various incarnations. And while some of these movie Santas are the jolly ol' Saint Nick we know from our childhoods, others are a little more... unconventional.
But why discriminate? Here are our 10 favorite dudes to don a Santa suit on screen!
10. Mall Santa from A Christmas Story
This isn't a good Santa. In fact, he's a terrible one — and his elves are just as bad. He's so awful, in fact, that Ralphie can't even remember what he wants for Christmas when perched atop this jerk's lap. (And when he finally does tell him about the BB gun, Santa dismisses the request with a: "You'll shoot your eye out, kid!" Then he gets kicked down a giant slide.) This one brings back memories of all the phony mall Santas we visited when we were kids, and he provides one of the many hilarious moments in this Christmas classic.
9. Anthony Swofford from Jarhead
Okay, so Jake Gyllenhaal isn't even remotely playing Santa Claus. But he does spend a large chunk of the movie wearing a Santa cap, when he throws a booze-fueled Christmas party while stationed in Persian Gulf — that ends in a major disaster. But before that, he drunkenly dances to "Down Wit' OPP" with nothing but a Santa hat on... so, yeah, we're gonna list this as one of favorites. (You're welcome.)
8. Santa Claus from Elf
Not quite the most "with it" of movie Santas — he inadvertently kidnaps a young child, and later crashes his sleigh into Central Park. But if he hadn't, we wouldn't have Will Ferrell in one of the funniest Christmas movies of this century.
7. Kris Kringle from Miracle on 34th Street
Is he or isn't he? It's up to you what you want to believe, but holiday classics don't get much more heartwarming than this. In both the 1947 original and and the 1994 remake (with Richard Attenborough as Santa), a man claiming his name is Kris Kringle becomes a department store Santa, but eventually gets called into court to verify his identity. By the end, his jolly ways have convinced virtually everyone to believe. The store in the original is Macy's, but the remake had to change it to the fictional "Cole's" because Macy's wouldn't participate. Bah, humbug!
6. The Grinch from How The Grinch Stole Christmas
We're not sure we could handle Jim Carrey-level mania on Christmas Day — there's enough of a sugar rush as it is — but the cartoon movies's more Suessian Grinch will suit us just fine. Sure, he may start out the movie as a mean one, cuddly as a cactus, but in the end his heart grows three sizes, and he's able to scarf down roast beast and sing "Da-hoo Doray" with the best of 'em.
5. Jake Wilkinson from I'll Be Home For Christmas
Admittedly, it's been quite a few years since we've watched this, so we're not sure how it holds up. But back in 1998, Jonathan Taylor Thomas in a Santa suit was just about the merriest thing imaginable. In the movie, he plays a bratty teenager who'd prefer to spend Christmas in Cabo with his girlfriend (a young Jessica Biel). He races from California to New York hoping to be home in time for Christmas Eve dinner with his family... but only because his father has said if he's there by 6:00, he'll give him a vintage Porsche. (Nothing says Christmas like an arbitrary time limit on when you can collect your gifts!) Along the way, JTT's heart also grows three sizes, and he shows up to dinner dressed as Santa, in a bona fide one-horse open sleigh. He doesn't even go inside until 6:01, realizing it isn't a Porsche that makes spirits bright at the holidays. Aww!
4. Scott Calvin from The Santa Clause
And speaking of Home Improvement stars dressed as Santa Claus... Tim Allen plays a non-believing divorced toy executive who accidentally causes Santa to fall to his death. Happy holidays! Fortunately, this is all part of the system, and now Scott Calvin has to take over for the Jolly One, rapidly gaining weight and watching his hair turn white. (Bummer.) Good thing his initials are the same as Santa's to avoid any confusion!
3. Jack Skellington from The Nightmare Before Christmas
Like several other Santas from this list, Jack starts this movie off with the wrong intentions — stealing the role of Santa, and bringing a macabre Halloween vibe to the merriest of holidays. Needless to say, that doesn't pan out too well. But in the end, Jack feels terrible and sets everything right, and anyway, he only did it because he was so enchanted by the discovery of this holiday in the first place. And haven't we all gone a little Christmas crazy once or twice?
2. Willie T. Stokes from Bad Santa
Billy Bob Thornton's crooked mall Santa smokes, drinks, fornicates, steals, and does all kinds of things we don't think Santa Claus should do. But he's hilarious! And isn't the "ho, ho, ho" the most important thing? As in most Christmas stories about selfish people, he has a gradual change of heart — and is shot eight times. So, you know, that's one way to learn a lesson.
1. Santa Claus from Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer
Now this is Santa as Santa should be. Arguably the best Christmas classic there is, Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer adds a few extra characters to the beloved song, like Hermey the elf, Yukon Cornelius the prospector, a love interest for Rudolph named Clarice, and an Abominable Snow Monster. But in the end, it all comes back to that foggy Christmas Eve, with Santa inviting Rudolph to guide his sleigh, and all the reindeer loving Rudolph, and everyone shouting out with glee... well, you know how it goes. Good stuff.
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MOBILE, Ala. — The pro wrestling community yesterday mourned William Moody, a real-life undertaker who gained fame as a wrestling manager with the ring name Paul Bearer.
Moody, 58, who managed onetime champion the Undertaker and helped launch the careers of wrestlers Kane and Mankind, died on Tuesday night in his hometown, Mobile, Ala. The hospital did not release a cause of death, but Moody had been having trouble with breathing and sleep apnea.
Moody joined the WWE in 1990 and quickly became associated with the Undertaker, a character who claimed he was undead and impervious to pain. Moody wore pasty makeup, carried an urn and had a shrill catchphrase, "Ooohhh yeeesss!" He made his last TV appearance for WWE in April 2012.
Angie Daniel-Poteet, co-owner of Coastal Funeral Home and Cremations in Moss Point, Miss., where Moody worked for about five years until 2010, described him as upbeat.
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September 26, 2005-- Home Textiles Today,
Hampton, N.H. — Foss Manufacturing Company — which produces specialty synthetic fabric and nonwoven fabrics for technical, decorative and automotive uses — has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
The filing, in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Manchester, N.H., occurred Sept. 16 after the company's senior lender declined to fund day-to-day operations, according to a statement from Foss. Foss and CapitalSource Finance, the lender, were also unable to reach terms on funding the company's restructuring plan.
Foss has hired Foley Hoag LLP and Carl Marks Advisory Group LLC to advise the company during its bankruptcy. Foley is a business law firm. Marks is a middle-market merchant bank specializing in financial advisory, consulting, venture capital, real estate, private equity and distressed securities.
The manufacturer has asked the bankruptcy court to allow it to use cash collateral as working capital for its operations. Foss said it plans to continue manufacturing during the bankruptcy proceeding. It also said it anticipates neither customer disruptions nor employee layoffs.
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There's a thin line between horror and hilarity. Some film makers go stumbling across that line with such reckless abandon that they wind up crashing through a window on the other side of the room.
Here are 10 brutally violent scenes that are entertaining for all the wrong reasons:
10Bulletproof: Busey Slays A Butt-Horn
Gary Busey has proven time and again that he is the cinematic equivalent of everything that has ever been awesome in the history of forever, molded into one semi-unstable, frightening man. Put him in a warehouse full of bad guys, and magic happens:
"Your worst nightmare, Butt-horn!" is how Busey introduces himself to the gang. To think that for many men in that warehouse, those were among the last words they heard before entering the afterlife. Including the dude at 1:30 who apparently gets shot in the anus. Worst nightmare, indeed.
We should note that Busey is playing a badass named "McBain" in that film, just like Christopher Walken did years before. Oh, if only the two could have wound up in the same movie. Though there's probably some international treaties against that.
9Marked for Death: Steven Seagal Triple-Kills A Man
The final fight in Marked for Death shows us Steven Seagal in all his egomaniacal glory. Every Seagal movie features his character as a humble, soft-spoken guy who just gets pushed too far, to the point that he has to go on an ass-kicking rampage, standing up for the little guy with each arm he breaks.
Marked for Death seemed to want to drive this point home by having Seagal beat the ever-loving shit out of some guy who looks sort of like Bob Marley and kill him no less than three different times.
Seagal first puts his fingers inside the man's skull, goes through a wall with him, breaks his spine over his knee, throws him through another wall, then down an elevator shaft onto some kind of spike.
Presumably in the director's cut he pisses gasoline on his corpse, lights it on fire, waits for it to burn out, collects the ashes, eats them, shits them into a blender before whipping them up with some mulch and planting roses.


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Last week, a report surfaced that Oregon running back LaMichael James would forgo his senior year and declare early for the NFL Draft. He has since come out and said that he will wait until after the Rose Bowl to make a decision.
When that time comes, should the stud running back leave early or play another year in Eugene?
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Resealing after wounding, the process of repair following plasma membrane damage, requires exocytosis. Vacuolins are molecules that induce rapid formation of large, swollen structures derived from endosomes and lysosomes by homotypic fusion combined with uncontrolled fusion of the inner and limiting membranes of these organelles. Vacuolin‐1, the most potent compound, blocks the Ca2+‐dependent exocytosis of lysosomes induced by ionomycin or plasma membrane wounding, without affecting the process of resealing. In contrast, other cell structures and membrane trafficking functions including exocytosis of enlargeosomes are unaffected. Because cells heal normally in the presence of vacuolin‐1, we suggest that lysosomes are dispensable for resealing.
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#29 - jackisawsmWeirdly enough I was looking at the in maths today, One of the Co-founders of Pixar used this in his work before founding Pixar to make an animation of a plane simulation, It's an amazing thing: It's called fractal, I couldn't find a full Gif of one but this one shows the main part, It's just something that from no matter the size, you don't know how big it is, because the picture seems to always go on, You never know when you're zoomed out or zoomed in.
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November 28, 2012 by Francesca Verdier
Phase-1 of the new Edison system, a Cray XC30 (Cascade), arrived at NERSC on November 27. The system will be available to users in 2013; early user access is targeted for February. See Edison Overview.
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Researchers in computer science, applied mathematics or any computational science discipline who have received their Ph.D. within the last three years are encouraged to apply for the Luis W. Alvarez Postdoctoral Fellowship in Computational Science at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
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October 5, 2012 by Francesca Verdier
New NERSC Director Sudip Dosanjh started October 4. He extends his greetings to all NERSC users and is looking forward to meeting you at the NUG teleconferences, requirements workshops, and other scientific meetings.
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YSC Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of community is Mount Madonna Center?
Mount Madonna Center ("MMC" or "the Center") is a residential community founded on the principles and practices of Ashtanga Yoga (a classical system consisting of eight "limbs"). The Center offers conference and retreat facilities where various programs on self-development and spiritual practices are presented.
Although the Center has a foundation of spiritual life, the outer environment is like an intentional village or community setting. In this way, it is not strictly an "ashram", but rather a center where people come to live and work in a spirit of selfless service or karma yoga.
Can you describe the residential community at Mount Madonna?
The Mount Madonna community consists of about 80-100 people. This number is made up of about 70 long-standing residents and around 20-30 people in rotating programs. Our residents include single people, couples, elders, monks, nuns, and families. A core staff provides continuity and guidance for the community, while YSC and other program participants continually bring fresh insights and enthusiasm.
In addition to the residential community, Mount Madonna houses a conference center and a private school. So, depending upon the number of program participants at any given time and the occasional school event, the Center may grow to over 300 people.
Is Mount Madonna Center a restful or healing environment?
Mt. Madonna Center is a rich and multifaceted place for learning about oneself within a community environment. However, the Center is not a place for rehabilitation or recovery and is not the right environment for those seeking a therapeutic or rehabilitative program.
The endeavors of our community keep us very busy, and they require enthusiasm and full participation from our resident staff. While both living and serving together offer many opportunities for personal growth and enrichment, the active life of our community can also be intense and challenging at times. For this reason, we ask that all YSC participants be able to meet the service requirement while creating a respectful and healthy connection with members of the community.
In what kinds of service areas are YSC participants placed? What skills are learned?
As much as possible, YSC participants are assigned to a variety of different areas in an effort to familiarize them with the broad range of the Centers activities. However, service in the kitchen and on the housekeeping staff usually comprises the majority of service areas in YSC I. According to staffing needs and the skills of individual participants, one may also serve in maintenance, landscaping, flower arranging, or the garden.
YSC participants often learn a number of general, practical skills in the areas in which they participate. Participants also encounter many opportunities to improve interpersonal communication skills, problem-solving abilities, and their overall sense of self-awareness and well-being. More specialized training is available over time if and when participants accept leadership positions within our staff.
I'm curious about what living in a spiritual community will mean in practical terms. What type of yoga do residents practice, and do they practice together every day? What if I have no experience with yoga or am out of shape?
In the West, the term "yoga" has become almost synonymous with the practice of asana, or postures. In our community, we identify with Yoga in its original, broader sense, and understand it as a complete philosophy which informs our way of life. The community is based upon the classical system of Ashtanga yoga, and in this system, asana is just one of eight aspects, or "limbs", of the practice. Yoga classes are offered at least once a day, and a more in-depth teaching module is offered twice a week, covering the foundations of Ashtanga yoga as taught by Baba Hari Dass. Because the YSC program is geared to teach the principles of yoga, there is no need for exceptional physical skill or prior knowledge of yoga. Nonetheless, those with more experience with yoga will have the opportunity to deepen their understanding and practice.
Visitors are sometimes surprised to find that the community does not practice Asana as a group daily. Traditionally, sadhana (spiritual practice) is considered a personal matter, and value is placed upon taking responsibility for one's own practice. For this reason, everyday practice at the Center is more individual. After learning several methods, community members generally choose a sadhana that suits their own nature and practice privately. Group practice and study do, however, provide support for one's personal path, and so there are opportunities for community members to come together to study spiritual teachings and practice as a group. (See "What are some of the ongoing weekly activities?") These activities, as well as seasonal yoga retreats, special celebrations, and daily rituals are important times to reaffirm our common aim.
What can I expect the YSC program schedule to look like?
YSC participants commit to a weekly service schedule of 24 hours, plus 4 hours of group meetings, and 2 hours of instruction in yoga philosophy, pranayama and meditation, for a total of 30 hours per week. Daily schedules vary, but a typical day may look something like this:
Morning: Yoga sadhana class (breathing practices, meditation, and postures) offered each day before breakfast. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, all YSC I participants are asked to attend an introductory class from 7:30-8:30 am on some of the basic pranayama and meditation techniques that Baba Hari Dass has taught the community.
Morning and daytime: service shifts average 4-6 hours a day (with a break at lunchtime) and may include shifts in the following areas: recycling, kitchen, housekeeping, dish room, garden, dining room, and landscaping. YSC members also attend a check-in circle once a week.
Evening: Dinner, theme discussions, special events, or free time.
What about staying on after YSC I? How would one become a longer term resident of the community?
After the completion of YSC I, a person may apply to extend his or her commitment for another session, into the YSC II program. At the conclusion of these two sessions, a person may then apply to participate in the Yoga, Service, and Leadership (YSL) program. The YSL program covers the remainder of the first year of residency, and offers the opportunity for deeper engagement and greater responsibility within the community. During YSL, residency is discussed on an individual basis, with the consideration of various factors. Some relevant factors include: a desire to live with an aim of service and the values of the community, as well as the ability to interact positively with others and to take responsibility for the offerings of the Center. Other practical considerations include the ability to financially support oneself, and the availability of housing and service positions.
Can my skills and experience be applied to the projects at the Center?
Integrating the gifts and talents of individuals within the scope of the Center's ongoing needs and responsibilities is a continuing exploration at MMC. Generally, YSC participants support the daily needs of the community and retreat facility. In the second segment of YSC and continued residency programs, participants may contribute in more diverse ways, in addition to the general needs.
Are there opportunities for earning money during YSC?
All participants in the YSC program should be prepared to cover their program fees, as well as any other incidentals or recreational spending during their two-month stay. It is possible to earn some pocket money during this time, usually by picking up a paid shift during busy programs or by covering a shift for another YSC participant. However, these opportunities are not guaranteed, nor are they consistent. These options are available only to those legally able to work in the U.S. and only if they do not conflict with the YSC program commitment.
If an individual is accepted for residency beyond the YSC program, the question of financial livelihood becomes very important. Due to the Center's limited financial resources, there is no guarantee of financial support for residents. Therefore, it is often necessary to balance one's needs with the very limited scope of income-earning at the Center, or to secure off-land employment during unscheduled time.
What are some of the ongoing weekly activities?
YSC participants are able to join in the following activities that do not overlap with scheduled duties or service:
Yoga Philosophy: Offered Tuesdays from 9:00am 10:30 am; a class in various aspects of Yogic philosophy. The class is lead by Baba Hari Dasss senior students.
Bhagavad Gita: Offered Thursdays from 9:15-10:30 am; a class studying the ancient text with commentary by Baba Hari Dass. This class is lead by Baba Hari Dasss senior students.
Yoga Sadhana (spiritual practice): Daily classes are offered in the morning and some afternoons or evenings and include instruction on purifications, pranayama (breathing exercises), meditation and asana (postures). On Tuesday and Thursday mornings, YSC participants are asked to attend a one hour class on the basic practices of our tradition. Classes are taught by Center staff.
Arati: A devotional ritual offered daily at sunrise and sunset at our temple, Sankat Mochan Hanuman Mandir.
Community Activities: YSC participants are encouraged to join our occasional fun nights, theme dinners, open mic nights, special meditation/discussion groups, or the weekly knitting circle. Although not weekly activities, YSC participants are also invited to participate in seasonal 4-day Yoga retreats as well as residents Community Retreats and projects. Creativity in organizing community events is welcomed.
I've heard you have a children's school. What about working or doing service for the school?
Mount Madonna School (MMS) is a private, non-denominational, fully accredited school with an emphasis on college preparatory academics, creative self-expression and positive character development. Approximately 200 children from the greater Santa Cruz community attend the K-12 school. Although we share our property and some of the facilities, the school is run separately. Because the school hires its staff for a full school year, it is not possible for YSC to do their service for the school.
Can the workshops and seminars in the brochure be taken as part of the YSC program?
The workshops and seminars offered through the Center are not available as part of the YSC I and II programs. If a person is accepted to community residency beyond the YSC II program, some discounted workshops and programs may be available under certain circumstances.
Yoga, Service and Community is considered a Center program in its own right, and in this sense, we discourage YSC participants from simultaneously taking other programs. YSC has been designed to give many opportunities for self-development in a supportive environment. The weekly check-ins and theme discussions included as part of the YSC program offer chances to explore the spiritual aims of our community, as do interactions with other YSC participants and other community residents, many of whom are long-time students of yoga. In addition, YSC participants have the opportunity to learn pranayama, meditation, and asana practices in the classes offered daily by Center staff.
I have a young child. Can I participate in YSC with her?
Unfortunately, the YSC program cannot accommodate families or young children at this time, due mostly to a lack of appropriate family housing. Also, the Center cannot provide childcare while parents are engaged in the Service & Learning Program, making it very difficult for them to fulfill their basic program commitments.
What does a commitment to this program involve?
Those who have dedicated themselves to shaping and building this community care deeply about creating an environment of respect for spiritual disciplines and a commitment to the values of yoga. With this intention, Mt. Madonna Center has guidelines and rules based on maintaining a safe and healthy environment. These involve committing to complete one's work service assignment; to refrain from any harmful behavior toward oneself or others; to observe a vegetarian diet while at the Center; to abstain from using alcohol or illegal substances on Center property; to strive to maintain a positive attitude; and to observe relationships based on mutual respect.
These guidelines support the community's values of clarity, mindfulness, and non-harming, which provide the foundation of spiritual life here at the Center. Everyone living in this community is encouraged to look honestly at themselves—at both the positive gifts they have to share as well as the areas in which they still need to develop and become more conscious.
If you decide to apply to the Yoga, Service and Community program and are accepted, please come ready to commit yourself to these guidelines, the program, and the community.


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Oak Ridge, Tenn. – On Feb. 21, Tennessee's third district Representative Chuck Fleishman visited the Oak Ridge Office of Environmental Management (OREM) to receive updates about cleanup projects happening and planned across the Energy Department's Oak Ridge Reservation.
During the Congressman's visit, OREM Manager Mark Whitney and Jason Darby, an OREM senior project manager, principally discussed the program's need to construct a new disposal cell for waste generated from demolition activities on the Oak Ridge Reservation. If constructed, the Environmental Management Disposal Facility would become the new low-level hazardous waste acceptance site on the Oak Ridge Reservation. The current disposal cell, the Environmental Management Waste Management Facility (EMWMF), has 2.2 million cubic yards of capacity, and is nearly 60 percent full. Current projections estimate the EMWMF will reach capacity in the early 2020s.
OREM employees are in the planning stages of the Environmental Management Disposal Facility project, and they are coordinating closely with environmental regulators at the Environmental Protection Agency and Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation, as well as local government, to identify the most suitable location for the disposal area. The new facility is expected to provide 2.5 million cubic yards of capacity to meet the demands of future demolition and cleanup activities planned at the Y-12 National Security Complex and the Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
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Two Teenage Refugees in the Second World War
Publication Year: 2010
Muriel Gillick draws from a remarkable set of primary source materials, including letters, telegrams, and police records to relate the story of two teenage refugees during World War II. Once They Had a Country conveys well what it was like to establish a new life in a foreign country—over and over again and in constant fear for one's life. The work tells of the extraordinary experiences of the author's parents in Europe and demonstrates how citizens and the governments of Belgium, France, Switzerland, Brazil, America, China, and postwar Germany treated refugees. This story also reveals the origins of the Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees, the basis of contemporary international law affecting refugees in many countries today.
In addition to the dramatic human story it tells, this work brings the plight of refugees home to the reader—and with over 8 million refugees worldwide today, the subject of how individuals and nation states respond to these individuals is indeed timely.
Published by: The University of Alabama Press
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January 30, 1939, was bitter cold in Cologne, Germany, but that did not deter thousands from marching in a parade celebrating the sixth anniversary of Adolf Hitler's accession to power. Thousands more lined the streets to cheer on the brown-shirted Sturmabteilung (SA) and the black-uniformed Schutzstaffel (SS) as they goose-stepped through the streets, playing martial music, carry-...
1. Becoming Refugees
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The train station in Cologne was a noisy, chaotic place, filled with Germans fleeing the country and with Gestapo trying to prevent them from taking anything of value with them. On that momentous day in January 1939 when thirteen-year-old Ilse and fourteen-year-old Hans left their homeland for-...
2. The Alarm Sounds
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On her way to school on the morning of November 10, 1938, Ilse was shocked by the many shattered store windows and the piles of glass on the streets. The atmosphere was strangely quiet, ominous and oppressive. She sensed some-thing was terribly wrong. She could never have imagined what lay in store for Shortly after classes began, SS storm troopers...
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In January 1939 Ilse's life had revolved around school, home, and a small circle of friends—that dwindled as, one by one, her classmates left the country. She was seldom allowed to go out on her own: it was too dangerous, with the Hitler Jugend on the prowl, looking for easy targets for their venom. ...
4. Refugees in the Free Zone
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The dazed, dirty, and hungry children who emerged from the bus into the french sunlight were so glad to have arrived somewhere, anywhere, that the youngest ones forgot to cry and the oldest ones forgot to worry. ...
5. Lord of the Flies in Reverse
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The refugee children's new home, situated at the foot of the Pyrenees, was an imposing structure surrounded by ivy-covered stone walls. A massive door led to a courtyard, framed by towers on both sides. Green hills surrounded the castle, with groves of cypresses and chestnut trees nearby. ...
6. "The Lifeboat Is Full" [Includes Image Plates]
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by December 1942 the children and the director of La Hille realized they no longer had any legal means of leaving France. In desperation, and without the authorization of the Swiss Red Cross, Rösli näf mapped out an escape route to Switzerland for the older teenagers, those at greatest risk of arrest and...
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When Julius Garfunkel moved his family from the oppressive confines of Osterode to the comparative freedom of Berlin, he left all his furniture behind. In a bold testment to his belief in a prosperous future, he spent a fortune on a plush new sofa, a majestic dining room table of fine German wood,...
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In the fall of 1943, Hans finally had a lucky break. He received permission to be a full-time high school student, to leave the work camp, and to live with a family in Zurich. This change reflected a moderation in the policy of...
9. Refuge in Shanghai
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In April 1939 Lotte and Hermann Wulff set sail for Shanghai, the "city above the sea," as the two Chinese characters spelling its name denote. The port stands on mudflats, barely above sea level. Known variously as the Paris of the far East and the opium capital of the world, Shanghai in the 1930s had...
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A week after pleading with the authorities to release him from the work camp, Hans woke up to find that he could not get out of bed. He was unable to walk. The camp staff carried Hans down the mountain on a stretcher to the town of Brig. ...
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Hans's tickets arrived in the mail in September 1946. The distance from Bern, Switzerland, to Sao Paulo, Brazil, is six thousand miles as the crow flies, but given the need to refuel and the limited demand for international travel, airplanes followed a more circuitous route than the hypothetical crow. ...
12. "Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor"
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The SS A. Mitchell Palmer arrived from Brazil at the pier in Staten Island October 10, 1947, two days before Columbus Day. Waiting for Hans were Hanni Schlimmer (now married and going by the name Hannah Schild) and Herbert Strauss. ...
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It has been over sixty years since my parents arrived in the United States to start new lives: sixty years since Ilse stood on the deck of the SS America while her fellow refugees sang and cried as they passed the Statute of liberty steadfastly holding the torch of freedom high above her head; sixty years...
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A Note on Sources
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Literature on the period 1933 to 1945, which has ballooned into mammoth proportions, includes comprehensive histories, excursions into narrow historical realms, and assorted memoirs. For me, the first two volumes in Richard Evans's trilogy, The Coming of the Third Reich (New York: Penguin, 2001) and...
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Page Count: 224
Publication Year: 2010
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Bhindi Bhaji (Fried Stuffed Okra)
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
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Has a subtle flavor enhanced by the spices here. Serve as part of a vegetarian meal with dal, rice bread, raita and chutney, or even still just as a side dish.
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- 1 tablespoon chili powder, plus
- 1 teaspoon chili powder
- 2 teaspoons ground turmeric
- 2 teaspoons ground coriander
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1 lb okra, trimmed
- 6 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 1 1⁄2 cups roughly chopped onions
- 1 tablespoon water (optional)
- 1⁄4 cup finely chopped fresh coriander, for garnish
- 2 lemons, quartered for garnish
- In a small bowl combine the chili powder, turmeric, coriander, and salt.
- With a sharp knife, cut lengthwise slit in each okra pod, taking care not to cut completely through.
- Stuff each pod with a little of the spice mixture.
- In a medium saucepan, heat the oil over high heat.
- Add onions and cook, stirring constantly, 12 minutes, or until browned.
- Reduce the heat to low and add the okra.
- Add the water if the mixture seems to dry.
- Cook covered 10 minutes, or until the okra is tender but still retains it's color.
- Serve garnished with fresh coriander and lemons.
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I didnt know how to edit my earlier review so am posting another one. I also add grated ginger and garlic to this. Inorder to avoid the hassle of trimming and chopping okra, I use frozen okra. I microwave it for about 5-7 minutes before adding it.
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also known as Sociopaths, have personality disorders, characterized by their use of charm, manipulation, deception, and lack of remorse for their continual vomiting of cruelty towards others. They tend to ruthlessly plow their way through life, leaving their playing field littered with massive chaos and destruction and they maintain a grandiose sense of entitlement. "They selfishly take what they want, and do as they please, violating social norms and expectations without the slightest sense of guilt or regret (Robert D. Hare, Ph.D.)." Because Psychopaths are master manipulators and typically wear cloaks of deceipt to mask their true identity, it is often difficult to recognize them, unless you have the great misfortune of living in their household. It is their immediate family members that are able to see inside of their real world, however, it is the immediate family members who are manipulated the most; and their world of chaos soon becomes their norm. Psychopaths choose their prey very carefully. Some typical characteristics of
The types of people they choose as mates or potential victims
include: lonely (often re-bounding from a hurtful relationship or not currently involved in a satisfying relationship), financially stable, have good credit, believe in the basic goodness of others, do not consider themselves very attractive or have a lower self-esteem, enjoy helping others, are not street-wise, are typically very nice people, and believe in honoring their commitments. They choose people with these characteristics because they are easy to manipulate, thus the psychopath is able to more easily con them into both believing they are someone else and that they are less than they think they are. Before long, they are able to convince their mates that they need them in their lives; they classically will build them up and then start tearing them down.
Psychopaths have a Master Plan
which is to train you into believing they are right and you are wrong, to control and isolate you so that close friends and family members are not around to expose their cracks, and to then use you to elevate their own miserable life. When they have finished beating you down, you are easily cast aside and become their biggest enemy, and your biggest nightmare. People that finally are able to muster up the strength to separate from the Psycho, have described their experience as having looked into the eyes of Satan. If they are lucky, they are able to exit the relationship without children. However, a psychopath's web of deception is so cleverly spun, that many times having children and stringing along the relationship with false love and hope is part of their masterplan, with the ultimate goal of getting as much from their victim as possible, by any and all means necessary.
Children are negatively affected in many ways.
They experience the grave dysfunction from infancy, thus tend to believe that their home life is normal. Psychopaths tend to isolate their victims from normal and loving people, thus it becomes difficult for their children to understand that what they continually live with is far from normal. Psychopaths tend to be very controlling and emotionally flat. They will only accept their own warped standards, and will insist that every body else live by them. When the family members resist, then the psychopath snaps, making their lives a living hell. Children become scapegoats and tend to believe that they are causing many of the problems in the household. In turn, they tend to grow up to have anxiety disorders and lower self-esteem. Parents that are psychopaths are usually overly attached, viewing their kids as their personal objects and overly involved in their children's lives. They are very controlling, and when the child begins resisting their overbearing control, the psycho parent will, in turn, make their lives a living hell, using harsh punishment in order to bring them back under their control. The punishment will not fit the crime, as the crime is all conjured up in their sick mind. They cannot allow people to be "normal," as they have a need to manipulate them and mold them into exactly whom they want them to be.
As a result of the constant abuse (whether it be emotional cruelty or cross over to physical abuse), approximately 25% of the children end up with mental illness themselves, at least to some degree (anxiety disorders , depression, or become psychopaths themselves). Many children of psychopaths become very angry, raging, and begin striking out at others or turn to self-injury (S. Van Volkingburgh, MSW, 2004).
The best thing that one can do is run as far away from a Psychopath as one can, as fast as possible, without looking back.
If that is impossible, because children are involved, it is very important that the following occurs:
1. The sane parent must leave the Psychopath in order to try to save the children, as well as themselves. It is the only way that the children will have the opportunity to be exposed to normalcy and it is the only way that the children will have a safe haven.
2. Ensure that the children know what to do if their Psychotic parent makes them feel unsafe (i.e. threatens them with physical harm or actually becomes violent).
3. Ensure that the children have phone numbers for responsible adults, in the event that you cannot be reached in a time of crisis.
4. Make sure that the children understand that their other parent has a problem that they cannot solve, and a problem that is NOT their fault.
5. Explain, cautiously, that they cannot make their parent better, but that you can make sure they are safe.
6. Document and follow-up on issues that concern them about the other parent; do not hesitate to report abuse (both emotional and physical) to Child Protective Services, especially if it is severe. It is better to protect the child's present and their future than to hide the abuse and have the child become an adult mental health statistic.
7. Make sure that for every unkind, negative and demeaning word they hear from their psych parent, that you counter it with love, encouragement and praise. It is your job as their parent to lift them up so that they do not crash down.
8. Do whatever you have to do to protect them and give them the best life possible; if you could no longer survive with the Psychopath, do not expect that they will be able to.
9. Seek therapy as needed, for every one that needs it. You will need to acquire new tools so that you never place yourself in a positon of vulnerability again.
10. Help your children identify a normal, loving relationship so that they will have less risk of accepting the same type of relationship for themselves.
There is not a cure or a magic pill for a Psychopath. Their brains are not wired correctly and they will not accept help. They enjoy snaring their next prey after they have destroyed and dumped their old one.
Value your life enough to muster up the strength to move on. Protect your children so that they have a chance for the peace and normalcy that they undoubtedly deserve.
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Standing before a specially assembled band for his July 10th show at The Living Theatre, Steven Bernstein spoke freely about his early days in New York. "When I first saw Lester, that was just my guy," he said. "I wanted to be just like him." The allegiance to the famed trumpeter Lester Bowie was a telling remark: Bernstein shares not just the instrument but also the showmanship. He likes to rouse a crowd. The group he pulled together bridged his Spanish Fly, Sex Mob and Millennial Territory bands: Jim Black (drums), Briggan Krauss (saxophones) and Marcus Rojas (tuba). And as with all those bands, the Millennial Mob played covers and mid-tempo tunes hard as nails. Bernstein introduced music by the rock band Cream, film score composer- Alfred Hitchcock collaborator Bernard Herrmann, the little-remembered trumpeter Emmett Berry (who played in Fletcher Henderson's seminal big band) and a piece he wrote for the Donald Byrd dance company, the latter one of the few concessions to quick, driving rhythms, with Black providing a strong push rarely heard in Bernstein's bands. Rojas steadily supplied walking lines and fell in with the breakdowns and Krauss matched the leader's attack in some simmering double horn solos. They played a solid, exciting set, but at the same time Bernstein, by virtue of his character, gave the audience permission to laugh. His groups are too good to call them "wedding bands," but at the same timeand not unlike Bowie's Brass FantasyBernstein brings the party.
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The big bassoon has a strange, little voice. It doesn't get lost in the mix so much as manage, somehow, to remain in the back. It's an unusual instrument in jazz and new music traditionsKen McIntyre and Karen Borca come to mind, and recent West Coast transplant Sara Schoenbeck has been performing with Anthony Braxton's groups, among other projects. On July 11th she appeared at The Stone with drummer Harris Eisenstadt, playing a set of compositions by both members of the duo.
Schoenbeck is an impressive playerher attack and articulation, employing circular breathing and pushing into the upper register, were a pleasure to hear. Eisenstadt is a lyrical drummer, quick and precise, which made for a nice pairing. At times they were sprightly and metered, playing fast little jaunts that brought out the bassoon's voice. The strongest moments, however, came when Schoenbeck played slow, low figures as Eisenstadt made quick rounds with soft mallets. They also made use of some simple mutes tinfoil over the bassoon's mouth and fabric over the drumheadsbut they didn't quite put the horn in the forefront. The challenge of listening to the duoespecially given the room's acousticswas to give up the notion of the horn being the main instrument. Schoenbeck did get buried at times, but more to the point they stood the sax/drum duo on its head, putting the horn in the role of counterpoint and giving percussion the foreground.
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Bay Area alto saxophonist John Handy, a veteran of Charles Mingus' band, held a four-night residency at Jazz Standard last month, teaming up with Craig Handy (tenor, flute), Helen Sung (piano), Dwayne Burno (bass) and Victor Lewis (drums). On opening night, July 10th, Handy & Co. were already in fine form by the second set, kicking it off with a hairy-knuckled blues amply displaying the storytelling talents of each tenor. Commanding the entire range of his horn with confidence, the elder Handy developed small ideas into long sagas, building tension with false fingerings, trilled notes and expressive slides. The younger Handy (spiritual, not biological, kin) was equally fluent in bluesology, squeezing out sweet and sour notes over Avery Parrish's "After Hours" with solemn passion. Sung mixed traditional vocabulary with modernist accents and figurations; her solo over "I Will Leave You" was well constructed, intelligent and original. Underpinning all was the fine rhythm section; Burno, plucking with a thunderous middle finger, was granite solid, while Lewis was a study in contrasts, busy and bombastic when appropriate, then modestly understated when the mood shifted, never failing to keep the music moving forward. His solo over "Leave You" was especially effective, orchestrated across the kit with dynamic volume shifts. Keeping the mood light, John Handy closed the set by singing another blues and preached his final sermon in soaring alto-ese.
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Keeping the great racing action going the Hobby Stocks would not disappoint by seeing only one caution waved in their feature. "Conner Strong" would not be denied as Conner Masoner #47x, after claiming a heat race win, would lead every lap and also claim a trip to McCarthy Auto Group Winner's Circle. Masoner prepares to leave for Indiana University for surgery and treatment as he continues his battle with cancer. Greg Gilbert #23g would challenge for the lead only to come up short in the end and placing second with big mover Mich Ross #34 finishing third. Other heat race winner John Chipp #47c would place fourth with current point leader Tyler Clark #0x rounding out the features top five.
Grand Nationals would see a new face in victory lane this 2015 racing season as Donnie Brown #26 would use heat race win momentum to launch out to the early lead and never turn over the top spot. Brown would be challenged late and consistently by Buz Kaster #54 who would go on to finish a very close second. Other heat race winner Bud Wilson #75 would fade late to place third with Austin Johnson #98 fourth and Houston Johnson #97 fifth.
Back to the track this week the Midwest Lightning Sprints would see it all in a great show for all spectators. Tom Brown #b20 would pull away with the lead in the feature and on to victory. Great racing would ensue throughout the pack as Ken Billings #85 and heat race winner Paden Moreland #19 would battle tooth and nail to the checkers with Billings second and Moreland placing third. Moreland would take a tumble coming off turn number two and end up on his side after the caution was thrown for another driver's blown engine. After Paden's car was righted it was determined to be safe enough to continue with competition and he would recover nicely in a third place finish. Tyler Miller #25m continues to make strides towards the front by placing a solid fourth with Rick Baxter #12b fifth. Other heat race winner was Mark K Billings #51, who would be among the leaders until developing mechanical issues taking him from contention.
USRA B-Modifieds would see a familiar face returning to I-35 Speedway as Andy Bryant #28 would again visit victory lane. Bryant would use a front row starting spot to gain the advantage and lead every lap on his way to claiming the checkers. Steve Starmer #11s was in the hunt the entire feature searching high and low for a way around the leader only to finish a little short in second. Current point leader and big mover of the feature was Tim Eaton #211 as he would drive through the pack on his way to placing a consistent third. Randy Ainsworth #57 would place a solid fourth with heat race winner Danan Knott #18k rounding out the night's top five. Other heat race winners were Andy Bryant #28 and Mitch Booher #22b.
In an action packed wheel to wheel feature event the USRA Stock Cars would tackle the three-eighths mile speedway. Starting side by side the two heat race winners Dean Wray #77 and Jason Estes #997 would battle side by side with Estes setting the pace early. Estes would appear to be the car to beat until Wray would take the lead and the victory. Estes would go on to place second with Thomas Roberts #65x third. Gene Stigall #xx20 would battle the other #20x of Jon Boller Jr to the line as Stigall would place fourth leaving Boller fifth.
USRA Modifieds continue to see the very best racing action has to offer with three wide racing throughout the pack. Heat race winner Darren Shaw #11 would make it three feature wins in a row as he would put his Ford horsepower out front and in McCarthy Auto Group Victory Circle. It would not be easy for Shaw as Dennis Elliott #29 and Zach Sanders #69 would challenge on the inside to no avail as Shaw would not be denied on the high line. Sanders would use a late race charge to place second holding Elliott to third. Big mover of the race, starting last on the field, Austin Johnson willing his fast #98 to a solid fourth place finish. Shane Florence #41 continues to get faster each and every week bringing home a consistent fifth place finish. Other heat race winner was Steven Glenn #26s who developed mechanical problems taking him from the feature.
Intermission activities would see bike racing at its best as each age would compete with all entrants deemed the winners and receiving trophies. I-35 Speedway would like to invite all of our great fans back next Saturday Night for more "Dirt Trackin at its Best".
Race Results I-35 Speedway 7/11/2015
36j John Brown (Heat Race Winner)
20xa Anthony Asher (Heat Race Winner)
02xa Jeremiah Asher
15 Corey Myers
1 Kyle Henning
81 Jacob Blair
31b Robert Fisk
6a Leroy Cameron
99c Chet Yates
23b Casey Burnett
J90 Jorden Dawson
32 Chuck Adkins
319 Daniel Harris
Hobby Stocks:
47x Conner Masoner (Heat Race Winner)
23g Greg Gilbert
34 Mich Ross
47c John Chipp (Heat Race Winner)
0X Tyler Clark
27x Bradley Sheetz
13x Carson Masoner
37 Lane Chew
28 Tobin Bartlett
99 Jim Masoner Jr
34h Garrett Hill
Grand National:
26 Donnie Brown (Heat Race Winner)
54 Buz Kaster
75 Bud Wilson (Heat Race Winner)
98 Austin Johnson
97 Houston Johnson
9p Marty Powell
97bb BB Tex
1L Bobby Lopez
Midwest Lightning Sprints:
B20 Tom Brown
85 Ken Billings
19 Paden Moreland (Heat Race Winner)
25m Tyler Miller
12b Rick Baxter
9s Chris Schofield
10b Luke Baxter
51 Mark K Billings (Heat Race Winner)
46m Dusty Murray
5 Devin Register
USRA B-Mod:
28 Andy Bryant (Heat Race Winner)
11s Steve Starmer
211 Tim Eaton
57 Randy Ainsworth
18k Danan Knott (Heat Race Winner)
52m Dustin Miller
49 Patrick Royalty
8 Coleman Browning
9h Nic Hanes
15b We Bestgen
31 David Coates
81 Jeff Jackson
96c Jim Cameron
22b Mitch Booher (Heat Race Winner)
5r Jason Reeves
27s Matt Shipers
17x Clint Baker
777 Brad Dittemore
77x Bud Wilson
USRA Stock Cars:
77 Dean Wray (Heat Race Winner)
997 Jason Estes (Heat Race Winner)
65x Thomas Roberts
Xx20 Gene Stigall
20x Jon Boller Jr
21h Billie Hoover
88 Jeff Dixon
36s Holden Schultz
97j Jeff Elder
USRA Modified:
11 Darren Shaw (Heat Race Winner)
69 Zach Sanders
29 Dennis Elliott
98 Austin Johnson
41 Shane Florence
2h John Hanson
15 Don Stark
R21 Ryan Schaffer
38 Anthony Logston
26s Steven Glenn (Heat Race Winner)
97 Houston Johnson
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HUNTSVILLE, AR (KNWA) - A northwest Arkansas jail is strapped for cash and looking for a solution.
The Madison County Jail is on probation after state officials say the jail is overcrowded and understaffed.
County leaders have until Aug. 25 to meet state standards or the facility could be shutdown. The jail has dealt with this overcrowding situation since it opened 30 years ago.
"If the tax doesn't pass...they're probably going to shut our jail down," says Sheriff Phillip Morgan.
State officials inspected the jail last week. They cited it for lack of space and being understaffed. Now, this decades old building is on probation, and the clock is ticking.
"Right now our dispatchers are jailers too. And they have to answer 911, they have to answer to, you know, fire departments, EMS, and everything," explains Sheriff Morgan.
A staff shortage is not the only problem for the jail. Sheriff Morgan says it's taking in too many inmates, and is forced to send some to surrounding jails, like Washington County's.
"That's just a voluntary type between me and the sheriff to do that, you know and a lot of times they can't hold them 'cause they're overcrowded too!," he says.
With an August deadline from the state looming, Sheriff Morgan needs a quick fix. He's turning to the quorum court for help, hoping to hire two new deputies.
"I've lost two deputies in the last two years in budget cuts. When we send somebody to Washington County or Carroll County with a prisoner, that's two hours or more, that he's not doing anybody any good in Madison County, because he's on the road," says Morgan. "You know I don't like to pay taxes either. Most people don't. But if we don't pay taxes we're not going to have anything. And if we don't have a jail, that's going to put a burden on the whole county."
But in November, voters will have the option to increase the county's sales tax by one cent. A portion of those funds would go toward jail improvements.
The court would decide on Monday, Aug. 4 if the county is given two more officers to handle dispatch and intake. As for the jail, they have until Nov. 5 to comply with the standards set by the state.
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Today, I took the kids I'm babysitting to the farm to feed the animals. They were a little scared of the llama, so I showed them how nice it was by feeding it a lot of bread. Then, as I was telling the farmer how I loved the llama and wanted to take it home, it spit grass and bread all over my face. FML
by Anonymous / 08/29/2009 at 2:58am / United States (Massachusetts) / Kids
Today, my boyfriend and his parents met my family. My grandpa thought it would be funny to walk around with a realistic gun and make references about being in the mafia. The rest of my family went along with it. FML
by Anonymous / 08/24/2009 at 11:35am / United States (Massachusetts) / Miscellaneous
Today, it was the last day of camp. I told my friends we should exchange e-mail addresses so we could stay in touch. Apparently, they all had already exchanged their contact info. Nobody asked me for one piece of my contact info even once during the entire six weeks. FML
by Lonely / 08/23/2009 at 3:09am / United States (Massachusetts) / Miscellaneous
Today, my boyfriend broke up with me. As I was leaving his house I hear him shout "Hey! Wait! Sweetie, come back here!". He was talking to his cat who ran out the door behind me. FML
by roostergirl / 08/22/2009 at 11:39am / United States (Massachusetts) / Love
Today, my mom explained to me that looking up gay porn on the internet is bad. I didn't look up gay porn. The only other person who uses the laptop is my dad. I couldn't tell her the truth and had to pretend I enjoy gay fanfiction. FML
by weeks / 08/19/2009 at 12:41am / United States (Massachusetts) / Miscellaneous
Today, I was planning on asking out a girl I've been really close to for a few months now. I was with her when I got a forward text from my friend. It was from the girl and it said "noooo tell him not to ask me out I don't like him." I got rejected via forward text before I told her how I felt. FML
by Tgreject / 08/16/2009 at 12:33am / United States (Massachusetts) / Love
Today, I was working at a shoe store and was helping a dude try on shoes. He looked like trouble and I wanted to finish with him. When he finally picked his shoes, he abruptly stood up and ran out of the store with the shoes on. The cost of them was deducted from my salary. $240. FML
by smallpaycheck / 08/15/2009 at 8:49pm / United States (Massachusetts) / Money
Today, I found out that I puke and then pass out at the sight of blood. I am a 16 year old girl expecting hundreds of periods to come. FML
by hellnooo / 08/15/2009 at 7:06pm / United States (Massachusetts) / Health
Today, I was walking home when a man passed me and stopped. Thinking he was staring at my butt, I asked him kindly to stop. He then laughed and grabbed my wallet that was in my back pocket, and ran. He wasn't staring at my butt, and found it funny that I thought he was. FML
by scfead / 08/14/2009 at 6:28pm / United States (Massachusetts) / Money
Today, I found out my friend has been texting my long distance boyfriend more than I do. When I confronted her about it, she confessed that it was because they had been planning a surprise appearance for me. I've never been surprised before, and I ruined my own surprise. FML
by neverbeensurprised / 08/14/2009 at 1:29am / United States (Massachusetts) / Miscellaneous
Today, before I went to bed, I watched a terrifying movie with zombies. I woke up with a headache, a bloody nose, and my mom standing over me frantically asking me what was wrong. Apparently I had been "fighting the zombies off" in my sleep and had been punching myself in the face. FML
by fearofzombies / 08/13/2009 at 2:17pm / United States (Massachusetts) / Miscellaneous
Today, I was working in a warehouse where fellow employees were kicking empty boxes around. Seeing a box, I got running distance and kicked it as hard as I could, only to look up in horror to see that I had kicked into our CEO's face. I still had both my arms up in score mode. FML
by zwillywilly / 08/10/2009 at 12:03am / United States (Massachusetts) / Work
Today, I drunkenly made out with my 65 year-old married female boss. I'm a 21 year-old male intern. I have a feeling work will be awkward tomorrow. FML
by Anonymous / 08/08/2009 at 6:16pm / United States (Massachusetts) / Work
- 1Today, I took a test. I got up to turn it in, and accidentally bumped into another student. We both… 2Today, I tried to fire the worst worker I've ever had over the phone because he never shows up for… 3Today, a week after dropping my car off for the third time in a month at the dealership because of…


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This is clearly the second worst witte beer I have ever had after the craptacular but generically, expansively called Belgian Witte - the yellow lollipop beer - reviewed last year and available under that link above. Sam Adams White Beer is not so bad that it is foul - it is bad because it barely resembles a witte. No bright citrusy tang of Hoegaarden, no light cloudy colour of Ommegand Witte, no lees upon which it sat or whipped egg head under which it sat like Blanch de Chamblay. It is something like a muddled fruit beer with far too much hop in the profile for a witte. If it is orange in colour, like some beer advocates allege, it is an orange found in an mid-August junior high locker clean out. Yet it is not foul and I never thought of pouring out the bottle.
Have you read The Unbearable Nonsense of Craft Beer - A Rant in Nine Acts by Alan and Max yet? It's out on Kindle as well as Lulu.
Maureen Ogle said this about the book: "... immensely readable, sometimes slightly surreal rumination on beer in general and craft beer in particular. Funny, witty, but most important: Smart. The beer geeks will likely get all cranky about it, but Alan and Max are the masters of cranky..."
Ron Pattinson said: "I'm in a rather odd situation. Because I appear in the book. A fictional version of me. It's a weird feeling."
April 7, 2005 1:54 PM-
A reader has triggered an editorial policy. Oh goodie.
April 18, 2005 3:14 PM-
I tried this ale on draft in Cambridge, MA, over the weekend and confirmed that is it is quite dry, astringent and somewhat unloverly.
April 15, 2010 12:57 PM-
This beer is actually my FAVORITE Beer of Sam Adams. I love this beer


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