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Just a quick note to let you know that the artists that willbe showing in the gallery over february also plan to exhibit some work in th ecafe spaces over that time.
I have looked through their plans and it should be pretty unobtrusive and will fit in well with other stuff that is there at the moment.
should be good, i thought it was a good idea to make a note here in case anyone was wondering what the additional art kicking about was.
The artists are installing in the gallery this sunday.
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Orenthal wrote:I agree and disagree with Windy's take. The part about getting better each year, but being stuck in neutral I agree with. The part about being closer at 22 is nonsense. The roster doesn't get better each year in paragraph 3, then is overall worse in the final paragraph. The tone of the column is interesting
Yet a mnoth and a half ago this team was primed to win it all per Windy. Then within a months time they have fallen off the championship charts. He was on Mike and Mike this morning saying that the Cavs were MAYBE the 5th best team in the league. Maybe this was just a Florida Marlins/eggs in one basket season and screw the next 3+ years, IDK. Is Windy seeing writing on the wall and trying to hitch onto the LBJ wagon so he can go where James goes?
These next few months are going to be brutal with theory after theory on what the kid's gonna do. If he leaves, will an explaination of what happened in this series be given by James himself? Will we be getting tweets that WW Wes, Derrick Rose, Wade, Bosh, Dolan, Jay-Z were all hanging out at the Summit Mall Orange Julius and grabbing a pretzel at Aunt Annies and shopping at Eddie Bauer?


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In short: Loved itIn full: First time I have run this one after a recommendation from a friend. I am really glad I did. Only my second trail run and am enjoying them immensely compared to the usual pavement slogs. Lovely cross country route with some nice downs and challenging ups! Plan to be back next year.Many thanks to the organisers, including the marshalls, for a great morning out.One comment to the organisers. Would it be possible in the race brief to politely request that those runners who walk uo the steps to keep the middle free if at all possible for those who are trying to run up please and/or not walk three abreast? It's hard enough trying to run up them without also repeatedly having to politely ask people to move over.Date of review: January 10, 2013
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Bengals ginger > Browns ginger and Bengals ginger = meh.
I heard Steve Young and Cris Carter commenting on QB play in general today. Talking about Flacco and Sanchez in particular and how their drops and decision making seem faster now. Both stated 4-5 years is about the learning curve for QBs to feel comfortable with reads and systems and to react athletically and naturally without being too mechanical and slow.
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The Search
By Mark Gnewuch
Editor's note: Mark Gnewuch from Milwaukee is the brother-in-law of Stephen Fritze, the kayaker who has been missing in the Minnesota River since June 15. He is here with family as the search continues.
We went down to the river today. Whether I was looking at the Cottonwood or Minnesota was beyond me until I spotted the sign before the bridge on the side of the road. I caught the kind of glimpse of the river one usually gets from a car passing on a bridge.
I parked the car beyond the bridge near the muddy shoulder. His sister got out from the passenger side, his brother from the backseat. We followed a puddled path down towards the river's edge which on the day of its crest was apparently close. The only way this was evident to me was from the quarter-soaked trees and the half-drowning graffiti on the side of the bridge.
Looking towards the edge, one can see small paths, which from the two cigarette butts and squashed beer can suggest previous trots to the edge. The water was dirty, pooled, and bouncing with mosquitos. Staring at the pool apparently formed since the last time his sister and brother visited over the course of a muddled couple of days his sister holds back every instinct to scream his name. It's so gentle down there. Staring through the trees, trying to catch a glimpse of the motorboat speeding upstream, his brother, kneeling in the woods, leans in for the sound of his voice.
It's so calm down there. Maybe if we could get a better look. We walk to the bridge. Cars slow to 45 as we stroll to its middle. Silence above, anything but below. The crest and the newly formed edge have fooled this city dweller. Whether I was looking up river or down, I couldn't tell you. I have not read that back story. But from the looks of it, the river could care less. It knew where it was headed, and it had to get there fast.
We lean in silence. In the distance that flowed toward us, I caught sight of an object that formed whatever I wanted it to. In this case it took his image. You stare, but the distance closes fast faster than the pool would want you to believe and one realizes that it belongs to the brunt of a tree two, three, four, five times that of any man. Nevertheless, you get fooled two, three, four, five times because you know that you need to be.
I looked back at the river's edge where the water recently pooled. I compare it to the river. The difference between the two is the same as that between us and the motorists on the bridge. His sister says she can hear boats or something in the water upstream or down, again the river doesn't seem to mind. And it hits you what kind of beast this thing is especially comparing it to the back story that I know: The one where the beast is a tame and dirty afterthought. This however, this is the roaring kind, from the unforgiving variety, and the story's central character. But as we returned to the car and left the beast, I'm not quite certain that it was the roar of the dragon that hits us. It was the whisper from somewhere deep inside it.
As the search and rescue turns undramatically to search and recover, it is the faint hum of the boats, the pebble-drop sounds of distant splashing of unknown tools, and the echoing of coordinated yells that strike with such force. No longer are the ones who search doing this for the lost. The ones who search are doing it for the ones who lost for us. We are the ones who sit in the pool as the world flows swiftly past seemingly unknowingly. For a time we have flowed over the banks to this unknown place of unknowns. But it is for those who motor against the current and stay even when others leave all for us that we are so very, very thankful. From his sister, his brothers, his mom, his dad, his wife, his daughters, and those who flow in between, we are eternally grateful for your patient, relentless search.


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We wanted to know if you were always in a constant struggle to balance everything in your life.
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by KZNJDecember 24, 2012 at 9:13 AM
Deep breaths!
December 24, 2012 at 10:44 AM
I knit or read when I get stressed. But my life is so calm right now, I don't get stressed that often. Only when driving. I had a recent accident and I get very stressed while driving.
by nates-mommyDecember 24, 2012 at 11:25 AMI handle the scramble of life by adding more stuff to do. I am in college full time and maintain a 3.0 at all times at least. I have a 2 yr old son. I do all of the housework, cooking, cleaning, and laundry. I also take care of my grandmother who is disabled and lives on her own.
by inmybizzDecember 24, 2012 at 12:30 PM
I walk, do pilates to keep my stress level down.
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Bike riding.It helps
by gmadianeDecember 25, 2012 at 2:08 PMI dont let myself get stressed, deep breathing and a positive attitude works for me
by Lacey1951December 25, 2012 at 6:06 PMI try to manage my time and spread things out and keep lists all the time , organize and delegate when I can and stay away from people who are downers , there to much work for me .
by PurpleHazeyDecember 25, 2012 at 7:56 PMJust do it and don't think about!
by bwsmommyDecember 25, 2012 at 8:00 PM
well .. when im not pregnant its a lot easier .. i can go to the barn and ride a horse or 2 .. but we have been trying to stick to plans for right now .. so things dot get overwhelming for me .. nothing seems to bother anyoneelse but me .. lol ..
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Irene B. VanRensselaer
Irene B. VanRensselaer, 93, of Pearl Street, Forestville, N.Y., passed away Friday (Jan. 11, 2013) in the Chautauqua County Home in Dunkirk, N.Y.
She was born April 13, 1919 on Ball Hill in Forestville, N.Y., the daughter of the late William and Bertha J. (West) Wilks. Mrs. VanRensselaer was a graduate of Forestville Central School, class of 1938.
Irene was the oldest member of the Forestville United Methodist Church where she was a former Sunday School Teacher. She was a past president of the Forestville United Methodist Women's Association and past president of the Methodist Adult Group, Pioneer Social Club of Forestville. She had also served as a Cub Scout Den Mother, Membership Chairman of the PTA, past president of the of the J. Carter Knapp American Legion Unit 953 Women's Auxiliary in Forestville, past member of the Forestville Grapevine Rebekah Lodge. She will always be remembered as a loving, wife, mother, grandmother who enjoyed traveling, camping, and spending time with her devoted family and friends.
Irene is survived by her three loving sons; David VanRensselaer of Brocton, Richard VanRensselaer, and Robert (Cindy) VanRensselaer of Forestville, N.Y., five grandchildren: Heather Hill, Heidi (Mark) Dashnow, Stephen VanRensselaer, Julie (Frank) Maneen and Brian (Melissa) VanRensselaer, and six great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband Clyde E. VanRensselaer; whom she married on September 28, 1940 and who preceded her on April 17, 2005, a grandson; Jeffrey VanRensselaer in 1977 and a sister; Wilma Keith.
The family will be present to receive friends from 3 to 5 p.m. Thursday (Jan. 17, 2013) in the Forestville United Methodist where services will follow at 5 p.m. in the church. Rev. James Hankey will officiate. Burial will be in the Forestville Cemetery.
Arrangements are en-trusted to her nephews Howard Vernon and Howie T. VanRensselaer of VanRensselaer & Son Funeral Home, 14 Church Street, Randolph, NY 14772. To leave a condolence, log onto www.vanrensselaerandsonfuneralhome.com. Memorials may be sent to the Forestville UMC, 3 Park Street, Forestville, NY 14062 or to the Forestville Rescue Squad or Hospice of Chautauqua County.


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Hopes that better science and greater computer power would allow more precise forecasts have often proved wrong.for publication, what we have is effectively "the scientists' cut."
The draft report lays out eight 'key risks,' including sea level rise and storm surges that could affect hundreds of millions.to climate change." This time, the leaked draft states simply that while "a reduction in precipitation is likely over North Africa ... projected rainfall change over sub-Saharan Africa is uncertain."
The idea that climate change is of an entirely different order to other threats faced by the world has been rooted out."forest dieback ... in the next one to three decades"; and extreme heat, especially for the poor in cities.
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Dow Closes Over 15,000 as Global Central Banks Take Stimulus Actions
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Major U.S. stock markets were gaining Tuesday afternoon as investors bought shares after central banks from Australia to Japan took actions to stimulate their respective economies.
The S&P 500 rose 0.5% to close at 1,625.96. The index has climbed more than 14% this year, eclipsing last year's gains in just five months after last week's upbeat jobs, home price, and consumer confidence reports. The Dow Jones Industrial Average added 0.6% to 15,056.20 while the Nasdaq was tacking on 0.1% to 3,396.63.
"The 'don't fight the Fed' has spread into 'don't fight central banks anywhere'," Brad Sorensen, market strategist at Charles Schwab said in a phone interview. "The market doesn't seem to be too concerned that there's a reason why Australia cut their interest rate ... but the fact that central banks are willing to fight the slowing aggressively is encouraging the market."
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ANAHEIM, Calif. (Dec. 2, 2008) - In 1990, Hugh McCutcheon was a young, aspiring volleyball player in New Zealand who had gone about as far as he could go with the sport in his native land.
That same year, Carl McGown, who had already helped coach two gold medal winning Olympic teams, was named the head coach of the new men's volleyball team at Brigham Young University and was looking for players.
Eighteen years later, both men were in Beijing watching the players of the U.S. Men's Volleyball Team receive their Olympic gold medals; McCutcheon as the head coach and McGown as part of his staff.
It's been quite a ride.
"What I often thought about (in Beijing) was Hugh," McGown said. "What a great journey he has had. If you are trying to plan a life, this is an example of how it's impossible to do it. Eighteen years ago, when Hugh first arrived in Provo, there was no planning this – we couldn't even imagine it."
For his part, McCutcheon was more than pleased to have one of his greatest mentors at his side.
"It was great that Carl was able to scout and coach with us in Beijing. He has one of the best volleyball minds in the world and it was wonderful to be able to share this Olympic experience with him."
McCutcheon found out about the new team at BYU from USA Volleyball staffer, John Kessel, who was visiting New Zealand and Australia.
McCutcheon traveled to Utah and played at BYU from 1991-93 after transferring from the University of Canterbury in New Zealand. He received an All-American honorable mention in 1993. He played professionally overseas for two years before returning to BYU in 1995 to serve as McGown's top assistant coach and recruiter for BYU from 1995-2001. The team won the NCAA Men's Volleyball National Championship in 1999 and 2001.
"I learned a ton playing for and coaching with Carl. My time in his gym was defining and formative in terms of my coaching development."
After leaving BYU, McCutcheon served as head coach of the Vienna Hotvolleys in Austria for two seasons. During the summers, he assisted with USA Volleyball's Men's National Team program. In 2003, he joined USA Volleyball as a full time assistant coach.
Meanwhile, McGown retired from BYU in 2002. However, then-U.S. Head Coach Doug Beal hired McGown to help the U.S. Men's Team, bringing him back together with McCutcheon.
"Doug was very amenable to some of the changes we wanted to make," McGown said of his time as an assistant with McCutcheon. "We changed some of the fundamental movement patterns and practice routines."
The two helped the U.S. Men finish fourth at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens; a vast improvement over its 11th-place finish in 2000 in Sydney.
When 2008 rolled around, McCutcheon, now the U.S. Men's head coach, invited McGown to return to the team to finish what they had started.
"We were fortunate to have him there, he was great," McCutcheon said.
McGown and McCutcheon were not the only two former Cougar coaches in Beijing. The BYU coaching staff in 1999 also included Troy Tanner, who was in Beijing as the coach of beach volleyball players Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh, and Rob Browning, who served as the U.S. Men's team leader in China.
"Having Rob there along with Ron Larsen (another former Cougar), Marv Dunphy (also a BYU grad), John Speraw, and Jamie Morrison we were thinking we had a pretty good coaching staff," McGown said with a laugh. "It turns out that we did."
McGown and McCutcheon have each watched the other grow and change as a coach over the years.
"Carl is great at teaching the game. His coaching has certainly evolved over the last 18 years," McCutcheon said. "Not only is he fundamentally sound as far as the science he applies, he's also smart enough to figure out that the game is organic and it changes. He's able to change with the times – he's a wonderful volleyball coach."
And if the opportunity arose, would McGown return to the court for the 2012 Games in London?
"I'm going to be in my wheelchair," McGown joked. "Who knows about something like that? I'm grateful that Hugh asked me to do it this time. It was truly wonderful to be a part of Hugh's amazing journey."


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Most languages are habitats, linked closely to the physical habitats in which they occur.Put simply, there are more human languages where there are more species. "Of the 6,900 languages currently spoken on Earth," the authors write in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, "more than 4,800 occur in regions containing high biodiversity." The corollary? Most of those languages are threatened. Nearly 60 percent of the languages in high biodiversity regions, like Amazonia and the lowland forests of West Africa, are spoken by fewer than 10,000 people; more than 1,200 of those languages are spoken by fewer than 1,000 people. Every language is a species, but most languages are also habitats, linked closely to the physical habitats in which they occur.
We inevitably underestimate the bond between biological and cultural complexity.abstract extension of humanness as language itself (apart from mere vocabulary) is so niched, so profusely and divergently rooted in the natural world. A universally shared language seems like a universal good. But most languages spoken by small numbers of humans in regions of high biodiversity do not and will not survive extended contact with widely-spoken languages like English, Spanish, Portuguese, and French. No matter how desirable it may seem, a universal language is a bulldozer with measles.
With the decrease in biological complexity in Iowa came a decrease in social and cultural complexity.way to measure that is to ask as many good questions about the components of social and cultural texture as you can. What kinds of questions would you ask to get at the diversity, the complexity of a small town? Some are fairly obvious. How many independent banks are there? How many independent grain elevators? How many independent slaughterhouses? Creameries? Grocery stores? How many farm implement and auto dealerships? How many butchers and livestock breeders? How many farmers sold milk and eggs in town? How many entries were there in the county fairs?
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We have a 10 month old DD that is very smart - she waves, claps, tries to walk, crawls � very fast I must say, turns things on and off, etc. My husband and I very much subscribe to AP for example we do not and have never used the CIO method for sleeping, Margot also co-sleeps with her crib next to our bed, we rarely if ever use the word no, we use diversion techniques, etc. My husband however is starting to notice that it appears that Margot is crying when she does not get something she wants or cannot do something she wants. He/we don�t understand the difference between attending to our DD needs and creating rules. Some of which are for her safety i.e. not falling off the bed while DH reads a nighttime story because she wants to run around all over the bed. So to be specific DH baths Margot, gets her ready for bed and part of the routine is to read to her before I nurse her to sleep (the only way she will go to sleep without crying). All Margot wants to do is run around the bed do we (a) try and find some other nighttime thing to do (b) keep putting her back in place to read with her even though she gets upset (c) or skip the whole nighttime reading routine and nurse her to sleep (d) other suggestions/ideas. To sum it up my husband basically feels we have a wonderful, loving, incredibly active daughter who cries when she does not get to do what she wants when she wants to do it and will only go to sleep by being nursed. Is the strategy to ride this out until she can comprehend better? We just want to raise an independent, happy child not a dependent little one.
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it is completely normal for a child to cry when they don't get what they want. just as you or i get frustrated/angry/upset, etc when things don't go our way, so do infants and children. the difference is that they are just learning to deal w/their emotions and they don't have the verbal skills you or i do to say "hey, that really bugs me!"
it is also common for a child to enjoy nursing to sleep. if you feel she is telling you she just wants to get to and then go to sleep, then follow her cueing. it sounds like you're doing a great job, don't worry about the independence thing. babies at this age are supposed to be very dependent.
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My husband however is starting to notice that it appears that Margot is crying when she does not get something she wants or cannot do something she wants.
Rules (especially at this young of age) should be flexible and while listening to your child's needs. Your needs as parents whom want a certain type of behavior should have some place of course..but in balance.
Could your daughter be telling you that she is not tired yet?
Could she be telling you that this bedtime routine is not working for her (It seems to not be working for you!)
What else do you think she could be trying to communicate?
Remember to keep nighttime routine fluid..you can always reintroduce books in a few months, or take away a bath if she seems too tired that night... Etc
She seems that she is really hitting some major developmental milestone right now so must be extra excited! It can be hard to transition from the compliant, stationary infant to a full of personality toddler! Change your expectations to reflect her new growth.
Here are some links you might want to check out.
"I Want It Now!"—Children's Wants and Needs
The Three Rs of Behavior Management: Rules, Rituals, and Routines
By Thomas Knestrict
Toddler Communication
She will move on at some point I am sure...Keep your chin up!Last edited by naomifrederickmd; 02-17-2009, 07:07 AM. Reason: spell checker working!
Thank you both so much for responding so quickly. My husband and I really appreciate hearing another person's perspective. I think we have fallen into the proverbial well my child does this and my child does that, etc and we lose site of the big picture, especially in our state of much needed sleep. Thank you both again, we really appreciate it!


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Skip to comments."White Girl" gets an awakening to racial tension in SoCal liberal arts school
Posted on 06/27/2013 3:16:00 PM PDT by BBell
For seven years of my life, from sixth grade to twelfth grade at primarily black and Latino schools in Las Vegas, I was the White Girl. In sixth grade, my classmates assumed I came from money and were shocked to learn that I, too, took the bus to school. In basketball, I was always forgiven for my terrible dribbling, and, when I sank a shot, I was seen as impressive. My friends never laughed at me for being behind on the newest slang, and they often volunteered definitions for words I didn't yet know-"Not-White Girl Words," as we called them.
In my high school, everyone was aware of race, but no one was afraid of it. We joked about it constantly. When there was a dance circle, I wasn't expected to join it-white girls can't dance.
We all told Hector, a Catholic Mexican, that we knew he had to have at least ten siblings. If my half-black friend Carl rolled up in a shiny new car, we all joked that he must have jacked it. With our discussions and jokes, we played with stereotypes and made them non-scary. School administrators even planned an assembly for my class to talk about our inappropriate jokes, but then they decided it was okay and cancelled the event.
In 2010, I moved to Los Angeles and to college. My campus was (and is) diverse, but I was no longer the White Girl. Sometimes, frankly, I didn't even feel especially white. A lot of my fellow white girls were doing yoga and wearing designer jeans. I wasn't. I was used to people caring more about their shoes than the rest of their outfit.
My college, Occidental, is progressive. It prides itself on ethnic and cultural diversity. I'm proud to be a student here. But gone is
(Excerpt) Read more at dailynews.com ...
Occidental is one of the places 0bambi attended and didn't have to perform.
And I have a good friend who grew up in Long Beach and was bussed into Wilmington in the '70s.
He's so traumatized by that he moved out of the country.
Basically, his parents generation turned him into a punching bag for hate filled non-whites with their "can't we all just get along" social engineering.
It's true that people who grow up together can in many ways get beyond old divisions. But it's a lot easier for a white female. Rather different if you're the Evil White Cracker Male, to use a Trayvonism.
not surprised.....always thought that he had "performance" issues....
Anu White parent who sends their child to a school largely populated by blacks is committing child abuse. I vomit when I see wiggas or any other whites enjoying gangsta rap.
Or lily white people flashing gang signs in pictures.
That one really sticks in my craw.
I know exactly what she is talking about.
***I can relate to this. My kids attend heavily black schools with a smaller group of Asians.***
I can relate but for a different reason. I went to Intermountain Rockies schools with Latinos, blacks, Navajos and lots of white oilfield kids. We mostly got along well as we were all in it together.
Then my dad pulled us out and we ended up in the 1950s Ozarks. Talk about culture shock!
Most of the kids (all white) in class were kin to everyone else. Most were dirt poor. Those with money lorded it over the others. Some had never been more than 25 miles away from home. They all looked at us as if we had our hand in their pocket.
Needless to say, we found ourselves at the bottom of the social structure.
When Little Rock schools blew up we learned a new word we had never known. Segregation. We could not comprehend it.
When we went back to the oil fields we found ourselves again accepted in all the schools.
Then back to the Ozarks where we ended up at the bottom again.
Unfortunately I am still here.
It depends on how the school is run. Where I live the parish school boards are very strict when it comes to discipline. They don't take any crap and will have kids arrested and charged in a heart beat. Remember Jena High in LaSalle Parish? Those kids were arrested immediately and severe charges were leveled against them by a prosecutor who was black. Then Jessie Al and the rest of the clowns rolled into town and created an issue where there wasn't one.
I am NOT a Howard Stern fan, but he has talked many times about how his liberal, Jewish parents would NOT move from Roosevelt (I think) Long Island, NY in the 60s and 70s when all the rest of the whites were fleeing.
It made his life hellish and no he is not joking.
Hey, don't forget me! I'll be your friend. ;)
That's a nicely written piece, although some of the details elude me, like the stuff about the shoes. I suppose I could ask my daughter, although at 26 she may already be too old to explain.
I wish our gentle authoress luck and I hope she finds her way away from humorless leftists before she becomes one of that borg.
Thanks for posting this.
RAP is an acronym for regressive African poetry. I love the oldies and when my son is riding with me I always comment that the song playing was made when black people made good music. I have yet to find a young black kid who has heard of Sam Cooke. Unbelievable. The platters, drifters, four tops,Stevie Wonder, The coasters, the shirelles, the dixie cups, fats domino, little richard,CHUCK BERRY, leadbelly, I could go on for awhile. The music was great and to think it evolved into the garbage that is popular now. Talk about regression.
I went to a county high school that was somewhat ill-considered as far as the district. It was created to surmount historic segregation, and that it did. However, the reality was nearly half of the student body being black from the western reaches of the plantation belt, their forebears never having left after the war, and the other almost-half being from a sundown town all-white area. It was ugly. The great grandchildren of former slaves and the great grandchildren of their former owners got on one heck of a lot better than did the racist white trash with anybody else. The worst of them all were the very obviously mixed race people, historically so, who belonged to no group but their own, virulently anti-black as if they had something to prove. And they did, in their own minds at least. Then there were the very fair-skinned black folks, who were just as biased toward darker black folks, just in a different way. Very biting, but not the same. It was quite an education in human nature. People are at base very tribal, whether this is recognized or not by a given individual in question. I have few delusions in this regard.
For you (thanks for the memories):
Sam Cooke, You Send Me
Crystals, Da doo ron ron
Martha Reeves & the Vandellas, Dancin in the Street
Temptations, Just My Imagination
Dionne Warwick, Walk on By
Dinah Washington, Since I Fell For You
Roberta Flack, The First Time Ever I saw Your Face
Note to self: Never forget
mary wells my guy
The Marvelettes - Please Mr. Postman
The Marvelettes - Please Mr. Postman
The Platters - Smoke Gets In Your Eyes
The Platters - Smoke Gets In Your Eyes
The Tracks of My Tears - Smokey Robinson & The Miracles
The Tracks of My Tears - Smokey Robinson & The Miracles
Marvin Gaye ~ Lets get it on / Heaven must have sent you
Although I love Roberta Flacks version I am a reggae fan. Love Bob Marley.
Thank you! My Guy...and Smoke...2 of my all time favorites. Here's a few more backatcha (you have created a monster!)...
Chiffons, One Fine Day
Drifters, Stand by Me (hope this is not a dupe...I'm getting tired)
Little Eva, Locomotion
Little Anthony and the Imperials, Think I'm Going Out of My Head
Dixie Cups, Iko Iko
Supremes, Come See About Me
You have no idea how you've lifted my spirits this evening...I mean, Dixie Cups Iko Iko!!!! It's been a long time since I've heard that one...another world ago.
This is going to sound weird and kind of out of the blue, but...I wonder if the (so-called) star witness in the Zimmerman trial has ever heard even one of these wonderful songs?
Very nice..."something completely different." lol
Here are a few of my "something different" for you...
Gipsy Kings, Love and Liberte
Van Morrison, Celtic Excavation (Ok, now I'm going to start crying!!)
No kidding. I grew up with the awesome soul music, jazz, and funk of the 60s and 70s. The introduction of rap in the early 80s was the death knell of that once great art form.
I'm listening to Al Green right now, as a matter of fact.
With the exception of Stevie Wonder, all of that was the music of my pre-school years. Not quite my generation, but I still appreciate it.
***Then there were the very fair-skinned black folks, who were just as biased toward darker black folks, just in a different way.****
Thirty years ago, movie critics Siskel and Ebert, noticed that in the blacksploitation films, the baddest guy was blackest guy.
IKO IKO - meaning of the real words and their origin
Although I am too young to have been in Vietnam here is a song that some of the vets I know said were popular over there
Fats Domino is from NOLA and he still lives here. His piano was ruined by Katrina and it was just recently restored and given back to him. He does not perform anymore but he still makes public appearances.
Goes the other way too. Dark skinned blacks call the light skinned blacks "yellows".
Mexicans from the north part of Mexico consider the Mexicans from the southern end of Mexico beneath them, and vice versa - the Surenos versus the Nortenos.
It's everywhere.
Very much enjoyed the vid on the origins of words to Iko Iko! Always wondered.
Soldier Boy...a classic.
I think you may know who Buckwheat Zydeco is...? Used to exercise to some of his tunes. Go figure!
I was born in Detroit...grew up on Motown (and whatever it would have been called prior to being called Motown)...will always love the early "black" music.
My father was a jazz musician (as well as a truck driver and part-time accountant)...alto sax, which my sister still has...had his own band and played around on weekends...there used to be a few thick red vinyl recordings of them, but lost now...I was weaned on Stan Kenton (his favorite), Dave Brubeck (Take Five!!!), Keely Smith, Nat King Cole, etc.
He also loved classical...built his own hi-fi...big hulking thang with tubes...but you should have heard the London Symph Orchestra blaring out Pictures at an Exhibition!!!
It's no wonder I've been told I have eclectic musical taste, eh?
Thank you again for lifting my spirits and bringing back wonderful memories of a happy, innocent time (when a smoke was a smoke).
Just a Gigolo & I Ain't Go Nobody
Louis Prima was from New Orleans and so was Sam Butera. I would have loved to have been able to see Louis Prima And The Witnesses with Keely Smith live.
Cool, daddy-o! LOL
I remember Louis Prima, too, but never heard of Butera. The vid reminded me (aside from the fact that I always thot Smith had the weirdest hairdo!) that my dad liked the swing bands, too. But I can't for the life of me think of any!
I took my Dad to see Stan Kenton once...also saw the Beatles at the Olympia (I think that's the name) in Detroit...AND Oscar Peterson at Baker's Keyboard Lounge (one of the, if not the, oldest jazz clubs in the country, I believe)...he was not more than 5 feet away from our table.
Of course, I've also seen Black Sabbath (LORD, forgive me) with Elton John as warm-up band, Paul Butterfield Blues Band (in a tiny whole-in-the-wall place way back in the day) and Leo Kotke in concert...eclectic, I tell ya! LOL
Hey, we aren't forgetting people like BB King or Otis Redding are we?
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I wanted to share with you a bridal trial from a few weeks back. For brides I like to highly encourage a trial before the big day to make sure we select the perfect look. This also gives me the opportunity as an artist to pack smart, and quickly execute the look on the wedding day. Trials can take sometimes up to 3 hours depending on the bride.
In this case, I had two brides to do. They are planning a November 8th wedding and both wanted to look great! Both of them hardly wear makeup but were very open to something new. The trial was so easy because they loved the first look I tried on them. They were such an amazing, happy couple and I wish them the best! I can't wait to see how everything turns out on the big day.
For Sandi, she wanted to go a little more dramatic and purple was her favorite color. We went for a smokey eye with a hint of purple but still kept it looking neutral. I also did a bit of contouring to make her features pop!
Here's What I Used (All MAC unless otherwise mentioned):
-Graftobian Oxyderm Moisturizer
-Fix Plus
-Lumene primer
-Cinema Secrets cream foundation
-Graftobian Dual Foundation Powder
-sculpting powder in definitive
-shaping powder in accentuate
-housewine blush
-Two Faced Shadow Insurance
-soft ochre paint pot
-fashion groupie e/s
-shadowy lady e/s
-bamboo e/s
-antiqued e/s
-Revlon Colorstay liquid liner in blackest black
-smolder eye kohl
-Ardell 120 Demis Lashes
-Spiked Brow Pencil and embark e/s on brows
-chesnut lip pencil
-sappalicious lip gelee
On Adrienne, she wanted something a bit more natural. I went with fall colors again using my beloved MAC Spiced Chocolate quad. The neutral look with a bit of color really suited her personality. She also had great skin!
Here's What I Used (All MAC unless otherwise mentioned):
-Eve Pearl priming moisturizer
-Graftobian Cream foundation
-Graftobian Dual Set Powder
-Housewine Blush
-Shadester Sculpting Powder
-Emphasize Shaping Powder
-Spiked Brow Pencil and espresso e/s on brows
-Two Faced Shadow Insurance
-Soft Ochre paint pot
-Spiced Chocolate quad - nano gold, brash, and spiced chocolate
-bamboo e/s
-Red Cherry #507 lashes
-Revlon Colorstay liquid liner in blackest black
-smolder eye kohl
-cork lip pencil
-Steelo Cosmetics gloss
The happy couple!
Stay tuned for tomorrow's Zombie Halloween Makeup Post!
Atlanta Makeup Artist
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Bridal Trial for Two
Posted by MakeupByRenRen at 10:18 AM
Labels: bridal makeup, wedding makeup
6 comments:
- Kell said...
gorgeous! i love the gold look, very fall :) great job as always!
- October 28, 2009 at 12:00 PM
- Stephie said...
wow these are both absolutely stunning! i love the 2nd look the most, it really brings out her eyes and complements her skintone real well :) fab job as always ate!
- October 28, 2009 at 1:12 PM
- Clearly Beautiful Blog said...
The second eye combo is to die for. My own wedding eyes were also gold-red type of eyes as I was an Indian bride. I want to recreate this more natural look at home. Very lovely!
- October 28, 2009 at 1:34 PM
- Ateya said...
THEY BOTH LOOK GREAT!! Congrats to them..WOOT WOOT!
- October 28, 2009 at 3:08 PM
- chibi said...
I love both looks!
You did such a great job.
- October 28, 2009 at 4:36 PM
- Fre$h as $he Wannabee said...
I love these looks!
- November 1, 2009 at 4:15 PM
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I am going to the big game at ag on may 15th. I have never played in a game like this. I was wondering how the game is run. What are the rules? If you get out where do you go? On the web site they say there are prizes, is that true?
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i've been to a few i might go to this 1 if i have the money (need new pants and a shell for my loader) the rules are the same as if you were going on a normal day (idk if you've been here before) if you get out the refs will tell you where to go (some games there are medics others there arn't) usually they do a good job of explaining the rules before the games in the staging area lol. And yeah there are prizes most of the time we all gather around the stairs and they throw stuff in pods off the deck area...leads to some pretty funny stuff...othertimes there are raffles....or a combonation of both! its always a great time and the staff make it even better. if i go i'll pm u the day before or somthing and me and my friends can hook up with you
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April 6, 2009 WIC Update
SUBJECT 1: The Business Case for Breastfeeding: Steps For Creating a Breastfeeding Friendly Worksite
SUBJECT 2: WIC Participants – ID Numbers (HANDS & MOWINS)
SUBJECT 3: WIC Help Desk
SUBJECT 4: Participant Nutrition Education on the Web
SUBJECT 5: Infant Scales
SUBJECT 6: Friendly Reminder - Survey for Translated Resource Items
SUBJECT 7: Training on the HemoCue Analyzer
SUBJECT 8: Southeast MO Dietetic Association Education Opportunity
- The Business Case for Breastfeeding: Steps for Creating a Breastfeeding Friendly Worksiteis a comprehensive program designed to educate employers about the value of supporting breastfeeding employees in the workplace. The program highlights how such support contributes to the success of the entire business. The Business Case for Breastfeeding offers tools to help employers provide worksite lactation support and privacy for breastfeeding mothers to express milk. The program also offers guidance to employees on breastfeeding and working. Resources to help lactation specialists and health professionals educate employers in their communities are also available. More information on ordering materials is available through the US Department of Health and Human Services, Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) website at http://www.womenshealth.gov/breastfeeding/government-programs/.
- WIC Participant ID Numbers (HANDS & MOWINS): This is to help clarify an article about transfers that was in the WIC Updates on March 23, 2009.
The DCN is the common number that connects the two systems and the participant records for transfers. This will be extremely important when we turn the DCN interface on in MOWINS. The same thing is true for brand new WIC participants who have never been on HANDS or MOWINS before. To help you and for you to help us, two different forms have been created. One form is for transfers between the two WIC systems and the other form is for brand new WIC participants. You will be able to put multiple people on each form. You do not have to send this form in every day but it is extremely important that you send it in at least once a week before Friday. Each participant on the form will have to be corrected behind the scenes in MOWINS before each conversion runs in order to prevent problems during the conversion on Saturdays. The form can be faxed (573-526-1470) or e-mailed (email@example.com). You do not have to call the Help Desk for transfers, if you fill out the form, unless you have questions.
If you have any questions, please contact Melissa Seaver at firstname.lastname@example.com or 800-554-2544.
- WIC Help Desk: The WIC help desk hours are 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday thru Friday. However, in order for help desk staff to discuss issues that have come in and ensure that all staff are informed of the various problems, we will meet once a week for one hour. The meetings will be on Fridays from 8:00 am-9:00 am. The help desk phones may be coded to voice mail during this time. This time was selected because some agencies are closed on Fridays and typically there are not a large volume of calls.
If you have questions, please contact Melissa Seaver at 800-554-2544 or email@example.com.
- Participant Nutrition Education on the Web: In response to LWP's requests to provide alternative methods for Participant Nutrition Education, the State WIC program has adapted a variety of nutrition education topics, with permission from Arizona. It is anticipated the Participant Nutrition Education on-line resources will be available June 1, 2009. A policy on "Alternative Methods of Providing Nutrition Education" has also been developed to provide guidelines for providing nutrition education classes on the web and is awaiting approval from USDA. The LWP Nutritionist will review and follow the policy guidelines to ensure that web classes are appropriate to meet the participant's needs before they are allowed to use this method for nutrition education. If LWP staff has ideas or needs for additional education pieces please contact your district nutritionist.
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- The most common problem reported is obtaining a weight on an infant or child who keeps moving. When a stable weight is calculated, a small circle will appear on the digital display. Once you see the circle in the upper left corner of the display, press the HOLD/RELEASE key to lock in the weight. Press the HOLD/RELEASE key again to return the display to 0.
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Skip to comments.Smart Meters Not a Smart Idea Health & Safety Risks of Wireless Utility Meters
Posted on 05/07/2013 4:05:52 AM PDT by RightSideNews
There are now 322 million cell phone subscribers in the U.S. and 4 billion worldwide with over 5 million cell towers and antennas scattered across the planet. 20 million Americans currently use wireless laptops, tablets, and routers, and according to the Wireless Association, that number has increased by 50% in just the last two years. Wireless devices emit radio frequency radiation (RFR) that consists of low intensity high frequency radio waves of non-ionizing radiation in the microwave range of approximately 900 MHz to 2.4 GHz. Wireless RFR now permeates most cities and rural areas and is spreading at lightning speed around the globe. Up until recently, we could choose whether or not to use a wireless device, however this has changed with the introduction of smart meters.
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Ridiculous. There is a very severe difference between holding a radio transmitter right next to your brain pan (cell phone), and having one (smart meter) sitting in your basement/garage at many yards removal. The "1/r^2" law applies.
This is about the DUMBEST article I've ever seen!
Folks this is pure BS!
First off, smart meters only transmit after they've received a request for informaiton.
Second the time of transmission is measured in milliseconds; an eye blink is about 50 milliseconds and this is transmission is less than half that.
Third, walk outside on a nice sonny day... Congradulations, you've just been exposed to 1,000 times more radiation than this thing!
What a bunch of effing trolls...
Same thought.
Where I live the smart meters are on the outside of the house furthest away from living areas killing his whole argument. I wasnt even home when it was installed
Our local fire department isn't so much interested in the smart meters as they are the digital meters due to a high rate of fires starting at the meters.
Which ends up being about 500 seconds of being online per day, or the equivalent of using your home's Wifi to watch one 8-minute youtube video.
For all its faults, the SmartMeter uses the same frequency, and about the same power level, as normal home WiFi signals (2.4GHz). The transmitter is tiny, since all it has to do is reach to the next SmartMeter.
I'm much more concerned with the apparent fire risk these things have (no UL listing), and the intrusive view of your power usage that it affords anyone who cares to look.
Smart Meters and the author of the story ain't so smart. Probably drives around in a Smart Car too.
My Smart Meters are watching me.
Wear copper wrist bands.
Smart Meters are Big Brother in waiting.
Screw 'em.
Wonder if the concern trolls stopped to consider that they're getting more EMag radiation from the computers that they're typing on, than from the smart meters.
I odn't object to Smart Meters because of health effects. This strikes me as fear-mongering of the most silly sort. But I have to say, I don't like smart meters because I don't like having that much information automatically transmitted about my activities.
The issue is not cancer. The issue is privacy.
If you look at all the ways information is being collected about you every day. Web searches, credit cards, scanned emails, intercepted phone calls, cell phone GPS, gun permits, shopping patterns, social networking, tax records... It is possible to reconstruct your entire life from records that are being spun off every day without your knowledge or consent. Now smart meters are broadcasting when you are home and when you are away.
That is about as rational as the idea that a ten watt cell transponder on a tower 150 feet over your head is gonna cause a brain tumor.
But if this is what it takes to stop an Eeeeeeevil government from taking control of all the on/off switches in my house, let's shout it from the rooftops!!!
I only have one warning in regard to smart meters... I live in a mid-century house and it took the power company 5 tries to install one that worked. It also meant a week with only partial power. The new meters are very sensitive and most of the installers they send out are barely technicians. If they use any force to click them into place the connection tabs may bend and later arc the power. Finally they sent a crew that knew how to install a meter properly. And no, the power company will not refund me the cost of having an electrician come out initially to diagnose the issue and determine it wasn't an inside problem.
Obama...we cant keep our houses at 72 degrees all the time... That's not leadership, That's not going to happen.
smart meters=more big brother
"...smart meters and cell towers produce microwaves that go out in all directions and immerse the body in RFR which increases the risk of overexposure to sensitive organs such as the eyes and testicles."
Perfect! Load up the big city liberal bastions, and sterilize em!
Every once in a while I get the urge to hook up solar panels and a full house battery system. I'll then set up a constant trickle charge to cover my average electricity usage rather than drawing from the grid when I need power.
I've also started using a lot more cash for transactions to keep the credit card companies from being able to track everything I do.
I think the big thing the power companies want to be able to do is have dynamic pricing so they can charge more on hot afternoons and the current price during nights (charge less than the current price at night? hahahahhahaah!) Unfortunately like most dynamic pricing systems they will be far too dynamic so you will never be able to plan ahead and most will just end up paying more.
Well, our installation isn't "truly" a "smart meter", at least not for the whole house. Ours is attached ONLY to the water heater.
We are in an odd situation.....I live on an island in Puget Sound. The island's electricity is supplied by two main trunks, one of which is an ancient submarine cable, and the other of which runs along the bridge to the island. With the opening of the second Narrows bridge, our once rural area is transitioning to "bedroom community" status, and the population has gone up quite a bit....stressing the electricity supply, especially during the winter months.
Our rural coop is installing a major new submarine cable link, but until that is done, they wanted the option to shed load during peak periods so as to avoid various sorts of "blackouts". The coops tech guys identified the water heaters as the biggest house load that can be remotely switched with minimum inconvenience to the homeowners.
Hence our "sort of bright" meters. Last winter we saw no effects from the remote-controlled meter....we had no notable differences in our hot water supply availability.
Ah - this old tripe.
I thought the article would address the dangers of giving the power company the ability to control your power consumption for those that must have electricity (to keep medicines cool, for example).
The only place I've ever been in where I felt like I was being radiated was at a little church in WV which had big HV power lines passing right overhead. We found that if you stood outside and held one metal end of a 4-foot fluorescent bulb, it lit up quite nicely.
Wrong metal...
"In my area there is no opt out right now, it is involuntary and constant..."
My area has an opt out, but the power company then charges you directly for having someone come and physically read your meter. Either way you lose.
The pole where I get my electricity is about 350 feet from my house, and the nearest house is over a quarter-mile away. Also, I work in RF, and the 2.4 Ghz spectrum is so overly populated now it's ridiculous, putting something "mission critical" in that spectrum is suicide.
My power meter is about one and one half feet from where you would sit on my front room couch. It's not on the other side of the garage where I would like it to be. I opted out of the Smart Meter and so now I pay an extra ten or twenty a month because someone has to come and actually read the meter each month.
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bookelly wrote:http://tracking.si.com/2012/01/10/report-browns-may-have-interest-in-kevin-kolb/?eref=sircrcIf they sign him, expect another trade down. He is a Heckart guy. This move would not be surprising in the least.
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by scott » Tue Jan 10, 2012 4:51 pm
Gradysmanldy wrote:"In five NFL seasons Kolb has posted a 76.1 quarterback rating with 20 touchdowns and 22 interceptions."Don't we have a few guys already that are capable of that?
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Hikohadon wrote:Well, he'd at least be an upgrade over Colteca McWallace...Zzzzzzzz...
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Gradysmanldy wrote:Hikohadon wrote:Well, he'd at least be an upgrade over Colteca McWallace...Zzzzzzzz...TO be completely frank, I dont think he is. Bigger contract, and the numbers that he has put up over time have been underwhelming and in a VASTLY more powerful offense. I think that if you put Colt in his situation (with OTA's and time on the bench to grasp the playbook) he could have a very similar track record. If Kolb was on the Browns last year, I would put paychecks on him posting a QB rating around 80 with 16-17 td's and 8-9 Int. Just eyeballing numbers and play styles, but there's nothing about Kolb that suggests to me that he has any more capability than either of the QB's already on the roster. Could be a Jeff Garcia type backup in many places, capable of winning games with a good offense.....but nothing special.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (93 votes).
In short: Biased being a local,but it really is a great race.Date of review: March 28, 2011
In short: Best race yet! see you next year liverpool!Date of review: March 28, 2011
In short: ENERGY DRINK, NOT WATER!!In full: GOOD RACE BUT WITH 7000+ ENTRANTS THE START COULD DO WITH A RAVAMP.NO PROBLEM AT THE END AS ALL RUNNERS ARE SPREAD OUT. I ALWAYS SEEM TO NEED A PEE IN SEFTON PARK. A NEW ROUTE PAST ANFIELD WOULD BE BETTER FOR THIS.Date of review: March 28, 2011
In short: Alan and the team deliver again!In full: Another great event with a PB too! Bring on next year!Date of review: March 28, 2011
In short: More bad points than good :(In full: Good Points...Beautiful city, great route overlooking the liverbirds, views of the cathedral, through the parks full of daffodils & back along the Mersey.The stewards along the last mile were really supportive.The volunteers on the water points were great!Bad points...The start was overcrowded and no one had any idea what was happening due to the poor PA System which couldn't be heard.The pacers were all stood together as they couldn't get into the starting area due to overcrowding of participants and spectators. Therefore it was impossible to get to a pacer from the start.The stewards at the beginning of the event were pretty miserable, any form of support (even a smile!) would have been nice. There were not enough toilets queues were horrendous and toilets were still arriving trying to fight through the crowds at 9.15am?!There were no signs to the start of the event everyone was wandering around aimlessly looking for the start. Parking was horrendous and we left extra early as advised and a £5 charge!The end of the event was manic everyone was queuing to get to the marquee to get out, at least a 20min wait an absolute shambles.The cost of £29 to enter for a plastic bag filled with leaflets, loo roll and a horrific orange t.shirt - poor quality. More importantly no foil on hand at the end or in the bags which from experience at all other events I have taken part in (10k, half and full) I have always received one.It seems a real shame that such a fantastic city cant even manage to organise a good event for the city. Hopefully this will be improved for the marathon in October.Also some encouragement on the course would have been a plus for those of us running in 2hrs + those last few miles are hard. A suggestion would be some bands or cheering points for local people rather than people standing there watching maybe give them all something to wave/hit/make a noise and show some support, this would really enhance the participant and spectator experience. Look at the Great North Run - the route goes through some of the most awful areas but the support is immense! Date of review: March 28, 2011
In short: Will do it every yearDate of review: March 28, 2011
In short: Great run - a must do every year raceDate of review: March 28, 2011
In short: Fast, Furious and with helpful scousers to keep you going.In full: My 3rd half marathon since re-commencing running and definitely the best so far. Really friendly with lots of enthusiasticly dressed runners and supporters. Given some jelly babies at 12 miles from the crowd that definitely got me over the line. will definitely be back again. Thanks LiverpoolDate of review: March 28, 2011
In short: Fab courseIn full: This was my second Liverpool half and I found it as enjoyable as the first. The course is lovely, going through the parks and the weather was kind to us this year for the last 3 miles. Only gripes were the lack of loos (more of a problem for us ladies) and the rather poor goody bag and t-shirt at the end - but will be back next year.Date of review: March 28, 2011
In short: a nice coarse, but start and finish needs attention!!!!!Date of review: March 28, 2011
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Animal Species:Common Death Adder
There are several species of death adders in Australia but the Common Death Adder is the only one found in the Sydney region.
Standard Common Name
Common Death Adder
The Common Death Adder is easily recognised by its triangular-shaped head, short stout body and thin tail.
Size range
40-100 cm
Common Death Adders are found in Northern Territory, Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia and Western Australia.
The Common Death Adder lives in forests and woodlands, grasslands and heath.
Feeding and Diet
The Common Death Adder feeds on frogs, lizards and birds and, unlike most Australian venomous snakes that actively search for prey, this snake sits in one place and waits for prey to come to it. Covering itself with leaves makes it inconspicuous and it lies coiled in ambush, twitching its yellowish grub-like tail close to its head as a lure. When an animal approaches to investigate the movement, the death adder quickly strikes, injecting its venom and then waiting for the victim to die before eating it.
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The Common Death Adder may give birth to up to 24 live young.
Danger to humans and first aid
Death adders have relatively large fangs and toxic venom and, before the introduction of antivenom, about 60% of bites to humans were fatal.
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Kris Humphries – He continued to be a douchebag, nagging Kim about court cases and getting his boo knocked up.
Dwight Howard – He held up his team and pretty much is killing the Lakers. He's the most hated guy in sports.
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The Game – He's chickened out on his marriage then got back then chickened out again. And he thought he was Jesus.
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