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Dude... this thing sure "inspired" me...
Da lyrics:
look out jerk
watch where you go
I'll sue your ass
before you know
Going fast
and feel like pro
I ride my bike
when I'm on blow
no cop no car
no bird no plane
will catch me
or will make me slow
I'm not sure
where I will go
I ride my bike
when I'm on blow
Didn't even
feel the pain when
i went through your
rear window
bleeding hard
but feeling great
I ride my bike
when I'm on blow
Now I'm staying
on morphine
for doctor said
is better so
Open fleshwound
broken bone
I ride my bike
when I'm on blow
Rated 5 / 5 stars
NAC Judge
Hahahaha this is like some retarded victorian or edwardian ballad.. which naturally would have been underground as minor notes were a big NONO then..
I love the visual picture you gave with a somehow pleasant feel to it in a minor song.. very interesting clash of cheerful and depressing hehe..
No more prescription anti-depressants for you :P
Haha, cool review!
I had more the songs of Schubert in my mind. Minor here doesn't represent a depressing feel, more like being angry and on the edge. Still the clash of all kinds of things is there and I guess making a contrast worked very well for me.
No more anti depressants? You remember what I pitched in the nac discussion thread? Lol, cause if it fits the december nac I will probably do that.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
To FaeryTaleAdventurer: "Blow" is one of the slang words for cocaine. See the Johnny Depp film, "Blow". Lol.
Anyway, this song is brilliant. You definitely should do more 19th songs with hilarious lyrics. It just... it WORKS. (:
Thanks for the nice words and encouraging me! There is a writers' forum on here after all... maybe they could do some hysterical poems for me.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
props dude.
I can't help it, there's not really anything particularly impressive here (aside from the singing, double props on that) but I give you respect for the humor. Frkin hilarious, i can't help but laugh when I listen to this. Plus, being high + opera singing + classical piano = mass hilarity. I wanna go ride my bike now, lolz.
So you saw what I did there? Great! It's wonderful this little thing actually makes people laugh. I was a little afraid you guys would go "the fuck is that?!" and bomb it right away. So props to newgrunds, I guess.
Now I'm starting to think if I should do more like that: kinda like 19th century songs with hilarious lyrics. It was so much fun doing this and I get lots of benevolent reviews for that. Also nobody else is doing it.
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
For a brain on drugs, a nice effect seems to be some well focused piano playing. Initially thought it was going to be imaginary lyrics until I heard the voice.
Not sure what it means to be "on blow", but this really is somewhat random and unusual.
Thanks for the review! Short answer: unusual? Maybe. Random? No. My thought was that this kind of music best represents the smugness of your average cokehead. And you can bet your hiney you are well focused after a couple of lines :D
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
The lyrics are very nice to hear although you could speak a bit louder into the microphone actually to make it clearer I think. The piano is very rapid fire and goes real fast, I can just see someone playing it real fast. Kind of feels like some sort of boss battle song as well. This is a very strange yet simple entry. Not bad at all.
Overall, nice piano and vocals, great work. Just be a bit louder is all. Nice work here.
Thank you :)
hm, I thought I sang the lyrics, not speak them :D anyway I sing quite loudly, I was even afraid my neighbours would come over and ask if I had gone insane completely. But what can you expect with a 15,- USB mic? It sucks. Of course the singing would sound brilliant, clear and I'd hit every note with a better mic, haha!


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Commission Nixes Talk of Paper-Only Elections -
Stacks Panels With Proponents of Paperless Touchscreens
Lynn Landes 5/10/04
atmosphere was electric. News cameras and documentary filmmakers jostled
for position at last Wednesday's packed hearing of the federal
Election Assistance Commission (EAC) on the "Use, Security, and
Reliability of Electronic Voting Systems" in Washington, D.C. The elegant
oak-paneled room was jammed with reporters, elections officials, business
reps, and a sprinkling of activists.
Tensions were running high as public confidence in America's electronic voting systems is collapsing. A steady stream of scientific reports and news stories about shady voting companies, who secretly install uncertified software, has the nation's election officials reeling.
the beginning of the hearing Chairman Dr. DeForest B. Soaries, Jr. said,
"Voting has 'evolved' since the founding of our democracy."
"Devolved" would have been a better description.
least one state, Missouri, will consider legislation (House Bill 1744) that
effectively bans the use of all voting machines, including ballot scanners.
California's Secretary of State Kevin Shelley has decertified thousands
of Diebold touchscreen machines and has called for a criminal and civil
investigation of the company. Several states are considering requiring printer
attachments for paperless voting machines, while others are simply
panicking and looking to Washington for guidance.
guidance is all they're going to get. The Bush Administration has pulled
funding for the development and implementation of any
meaningful standards or certification for voting technology, not that those
things would make any voting machine secure, or give back to the
voter their right to vote.
least the EAC hearing was an opportunity for a full and fair debate
about the issue. Yes? Not a chance.
Chairman Soaries went out of his way to announce that the Commission is
bi-partisan, two Republicans and two Democrats. Bi-partisan doesn't mean
balanced. If the Commission was balanced the panels should have been
balanced, and they most definitely, were not. Of those who testified on the
issue of voter verified paper trails (VVPT), 14 were against it and 5 were for
no one spoke in favor of paper-only elections. That was no accident.
During a break in the testimony I hustled up to the front of the room to ask Chairman Soaries if there was going to be any testimony that would question the legal right or technical wisdom of allowing machines to be involved in the voting process. Soaries seemed taken aback by the question. He responded that it was not the roll of the Commission to address that issue. The Commission, he said, was there to "assist" election officials and voting machine manufacturers in setting guidelines for voting technology.
seems at odds with the EAC's mission statement which is quite broad,
"The United States Election Assistance Commission (EAC), an independent
bipartisan agency, is authorized by the Help America Vote Act (HAVA) to serve
as "...a national clearinghouse and resource for the compilation of
information" on various matters involving the administration of Federal
all the EAC wants to compile is a list of voting machine technologies
from which election officials may chose. It's like picking rotten
apples out of the same barrel.
Soaries added that election officials know that they can use paper ballots instead of machines. But, that's not really true. Many state elections officials believe that the Help America Vote Act (HAVA) mandates the purchase of modern voting technology. It doesn't. Some state officials also believe that the blind and English-illiterate are legally entitled to these machines. They aren't. Someone at the EAC should call Rhode Island's Election Commission (401-222-2340) and order a tactile paper ballot for the blind. They should also look into how other countries handle the illiteracy problem through the use of pictures and symbols as well as words. See: www.electionaccess.org/Bp/Ballot_Templates.htm.
Commission put on a good show of giving voting machine vendors a hard time.
However, Chairman Soaries reassured the vendors that the Commission was there
to "assist" them. It was clear that the EAC has set the stage for
another problematic "public-private partnership".
In his testimony Dr. Avi Rubin debunked the myth that there's any security or integrity to paperless voting technology. And California's Secretary of State Kevin Shelley was also impressive. However, excluding Avante, the same old lies were told by the vendors, election officials, and organizations like the League of Women Voters. Their mantra was, as always: nothing is 100% accurate, but the machines are safe, secure, and "fun" to use. People really "like" using them. They even had polls to prove it.
Commission's talking points for future action were also the usual stuff:
improve voter and poll worker education, gain back voter confidence (emphasis
on "con"), and improve the public's perception of whatever the heck
is going on. Apparently, all the bad news about voting machines is
scaring people. And that might mean that people will not vote. Of course, voters
aren't voting anyway, the machines are. But, the EAC was not going
to let that "reality" trump the importance of "perception",
a word Chairman Soaries repeatedly used.
Conny McCormack, County Clerk and Registrar of Los Angeles County, who is very pro-paperless touchscreen technology, employed a very clever strategy in her remarks to the Commission. McCormack pointed out that public concerns raised about touchscreens are the same concerns raised in the past about lever machines and ballot scanners. She clearly wanted to give the impression that U.S. elections were secure using those technologies. But, the facts prove otherwise.
One of the best articles written about vote fraud and technical irregularities is the 1996 article, Pandora's Black Box, by Philip M. O'Halloran. One of the worst vote fraud cases happened in Cincinnati, Ohio.
The following is an excerpt from the Cincinnati Post of October, 30th, 1987: "Cincinnati Bell security supervisors ordered wiretaps installed on county computers before elections in the late 1970s and early 1980s that could have allowed vote totals to be altered, a former Bell employee says in a sworn court document. Leonard Gates, a 23-year Cincinnati Bell employee until he was fired in 1986, claims in a deposition filed Thursday in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court, to have installed the wiretaps. Cincinnati Bell officials denied Gates' allegations that are part of a six-year-old civil suit that contends the elections computer is subject to manipulation and fraud. Gates claims a security supervisor for the telephone company told him in 1979 that the firm had obtained a computer program through the FBI that gave it access to the county computer used to count votes."
O'Halloran reports, "Another Cincinnati Bell employee, named Bob Draise, admitted to being involved in a second phase of the illegal operation, which involved wiretapping several prominent Cincinnati political figures including a crusader against pornography named Keating and the Hamilton County commissioner, Allen Paul." "...as a result of the ensuing scandal, Draise was convicted and five Cincinnati police officers, who were allegedly involved in the wiretapping operation, abruptly resigned. The alleged involvement of the FBI was never pursued and the Bureau itself did not follow up on the Gates allegations. In spite of all the evidence, the appeal by the plaintiff failed and the issue was laid to rest."
There are numerous examples of vote fraud and irregularities down through the decades that myself and others have enumerated and can be found on the following webpage: www.ecotalk.org/VotingMachineErrors.htm.
from what's going on in Missouri and around the country, it appears that the
public is finally beginning to question America's 100-year bad
habit of using voting machines. It was an interesting moment at the EAC
hearing when Chairman Soaries said that history was being made that
day. Our right to vote was being debated all over again. And in that beautiful
oak-paneled room I could almost see our founding fathers scratching their
heads wondering how we could have messed up such a simple process. But, crooks
love chaos. And we've got that by the bushel load.
My mantra remains: Vote Paper Ballots, Ditch the Machines.
Landes is one of the nation's leading journalists on voting technology and
democracy issues. Readers can find her articles at EcoTalk.org.
Lynn is a former news reporter for DUTV and
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DAVID HAYE has been given a three-week deadline to agree to come out of retirement and fight Vitali Klitschko.
Haye has been in talks about taking on the WBC world heavyweight champion in February or March next year.
But the 31-year-old Brit has been told to decide by mid- December or forget about the multi-million pound deal.
Haye hung up his gloves last month after his comprehensive July defeat by Vitali's brother Wladimir, who fights Frenchman Jean Marc Mormeck on December 10.
But a big-money deal is likely to lure him back into the ring.
Vitali's manager Bernd Boente said: "Irrespective of whatever Haye decides, Vitali will announce his next fight the week after Wladimir fights on December 10."
It looks like a deal is on and Boente said: "It's the biggest heavyweight fight out there, one that would stir the public's imagination.
"There is no other fighter that would bring British TV. Tyson Fury (British and Commonwealth champ) is not interested in fighting either of the brothers.
"We are in talks and Haye said he would come out of retirement to fight one of the Klitschko brothers."
Wladimir Klitschko, who is in training camp in Austria, will fight Jean Marc Mormeck on December 10 in Dusseldorf, live on Sky Sports HD1.


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What To Worry About … Thursday Cup O'Chiefs
I hear from a lot of Chiefs fans. Whether e-mail, voice-mail, text or just old-fashioned snail mail, the emotions, questions and analysis never stop.
I think that allows me to paint a pretty good picture of the outward happiness and inner torment those in the Chiefs Nation are dealing with right now at 5-2 and in first place in the AFC West. Its happiness over the surprising start, but there remains a nagging suspicion that it all could still be a mirage and will suddenly be ripped away and the 10-38 football of the last three years will return.
There is also the realization that there's a lot of football left to play and there have been too many disappointments in the past to let loose with unqualified glee for a veteran of the red and gold wars.
So what's there to worry about if you are a Chiefs fan? Let's crystallize it down to four factors that are a concern. That we can narrow it down to four tells you how improved this team is after seven games. At this time last year there were at minimum a dozen things for Chiefs Nation to worry about, including whether the head coach would survive the season.
Progress has been made, but worries still exist. Here they are:
The Chiefs have nine games left with seven teams. Those clubs are a combined 25-29 right now and only Seattle (4-3) and Tennessee (5-3) have winning records.
But here's what a Chiefs fan has to worry about – five of the next seven games are on the road. Yes, at the end if the Chiefs can stay alive they finish up with two home games over the Christmas and New Year's weekends. That's good.
What they must do is come through this stretch where they play at Oakland and Denver, come home for a week and then play at Seattle, come home for a week and then go to San Diego and St. Louis back-to-back.
Winning on the road is a tough assignment. In the previous three seasons they were 6-18, with three of those victories coming in Oakland. Since the 2004 season, they are 16-36 on the road, with six of those victories on the Raiders home field.
"I think first and foremost you are changing your comfort zone," said head coach Todd Haley. "The comfort level goes way down even in places where you play every year. Really, you are there once a year at the most, some places you are there one time every five years and you have new players all the time. Comfort level I think is a big thing."
They won in Denver in the '09 season finale. They've not pulled a victory out of Seattle since 2000. At San Diego it was '07 the last time they won and '06 in St. Louis.
The Chiefs have not won back-to-back road games since December 2004 when they won at Oakland and Tennessee.
Maybe this group is different on the road. In Haley's 23 games in charge, they are 4-7 on the road. That's not great, but it's not terrible either.
The Chiefs are not a deep team when it comes to talent, especially experienced talent. If one of those bad injury stretches hits this team it could easily sink their ability to win.
Take LT Branden Albert, who is having a very good season. If he were to go down, who replaces him? Would they really move Brian Waters to left tackle on a weekly basis? That would leave positions weakened. They could move Barry Richardson from RT, but he's not the left tackle type. Ryan O'Callaghan, the only other tackle on the roster is definitely not the left tackle type.
How about OLB Tamba Hali? There's no one on the roster that has shown the pass rushing capabilities of Hali. If here were to go down, more than likely Andy Studebaker would come into the starting lineup. Studebaker's a talented guy, but he's no Hali when it comes to rushing the passer.
What if Brandon Flowers or Brandon Carr should be taken out of the lineup? Rookie Javier Arenas has done a nice job as the nickel, but there's a question of whether he could handle the corner down after down.
Losing ILB Derrick Johnson, DE Glenn Dorsey, SS Eric Berry or either RB Jamaal Charles or Thomas Jones would cause a domino effect when it comes to filling the hole created by injury.
Players get hurt, and the Chiefs have a lot of those even now. They also get injured; it's a fact of life in the collision sport. A streak of bad luck with the joints or bones could make it extremely difficult for them to compete.
Those ugly days where the Chiefs could barely get into double digits over an entire season with sacks are gone. But this is still not a team that gets to the passer nearly enough.
The Chiefs are No. 16 in yards allowed right now, right in the middle of the league. For a bend-but-don't-break defensive team, that's a pretty good ranking. But with 15 sacks they trail all but four teams in that group of 16. The best defense in the league so far has been San Diego, and the Chargers have 25 sacks. The New York Giants are No. 2, and they have 24 sacks. That's the same number that the Raiders have.
Those 15 sacks have come on 286 passing plays, or one sack every 19 times the opponent goes back to pass. That ranks them No. 20 in sacks per passing plays among NFL defenses and it's not good enough. That's especially so when almost half of those sacks come from one man – Hali with seven. There are only five K.C. defensive players that have been credited with sacks. Compare that to the Raiders with nine players getting credit for all or part of Oakland's 24 sacks.
Understand that the sack total does not always tell the whole story when it comes to pressure. The lack of a consistent pass rush shows up in the takeaways. They have just nine takeaways in seven games (six interceptions and three fumble recoveries.) Pressure on leads to poorly thrown passes that are inaccurate and badly placed. It also leads to the pass rush hat trick – the sack, strip and recovery.
The Chiefs do not have a sack, strip and recovery this year.
Since Dexter McCluster went 94 yards with a punt return for a touchdown in the season opener against San Diego, the Chiefs have not managed much of anything in the return game and its hurt them in the battle for field position.
McCluster and Javier Arenas have handled all the returns, with Arenas going solo in the last two games. Since the 94-yard score, only two punt returns went for more than 20 yards, the longest being a 36-yard return in the opener by Arenas. On kickoff returns, there are only two returns that topped 30 yards, with the longest being a 33-yarder against Houston from Arenas.
"We need to just get better in all areas," said Haley of the return game. "Some of that is just getting the right kick at the right time. As we saw last week with the Bills and their punter, what a terrific job he did punting the football and that really had a great affect on our ability to return punts. This kicker this week, (Sebastian) Janikowski, he'll hit a bunch that go right through the end zone so there will be nothing we'll be able to do there."
Since the opener, the Chiefs have averaged just 7.9 yards per punt return. They've faced four of the top 15 punts in the league and there are four more on their schedule.
It's unlikely to get any better on kickoffs either. The Chiefs have faced three of the top 20 kickers in the league in touchbacks on kickoffs. Coming up they have two of the top four in Janikowski and Denver's Matt Prater.
OK, so there's a foursome of factors Chiefs fans can worry about. All will be in play this week in the AFC West battle at Oakland.
Thanks to a 2-for-1 promotion by the radio network that carries Raiders games, the number of empty seats is falling rapidly for Sunday's game at the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum. No word from the Raiders on the number of seats they must sell by 1:15 p.m. Thursday (California) time. If they are anywhere close, the NFL will give them an extension. Everybody, especially the Raiders and the NFL, want to see this game on TV in the San Francisco Bay Area.
The Raiders have had 11 straight local TV blackouts.
The weather forecast for the East Bay on Sunday is not good: mostly cloudy, good chance of rain, with temperatures in the low 60s. It's just mid-season, but the grass playing surface at the Coliseum is always problematic when it rains.
- AFC – named Jaguars QB David Garrard offensive player of the week; Colts DE Dwight Freeney as defensive player of the week; Dolphins K Dan Carpenter as special teams player of the week.
- NFC – named Lions WR Calvin Johnson offensive player of the week; Buccaneers CB Aqib Talib as defensive player of the week; Packers P Tim Masthay as special teams player of the week.
- BILLS – claimed LB Shawne Merriman on waivers from the Chargers; placed OT Cornell Green on the injured-reserve list (knee) ending his season.
- BUCCANEERS – signed DT Al Woods off the Raiders practice squad.
- CARDINALS – named Derek Anderson as the starting quarterback for Sunday's game against the Vikings.
- DOLPHINS – claimed DB Nate Ness off waivers from the Seahawks.
- PANTHERS – claimed LB Jason Williams off waivers from the Cowboys; released LB Abdul Hodge.
- SEAHAWKS – signed DE Jay Richardson, last with the Raiders; signed C/G Chris White, formerly with the Texans; re-signed WR Ruvell Martin.
- TITANS – claimed WR Randy Moss on waivers from the Vikings; placed LB Jamie Winborn on the injured-reserve list (shoulder) ending his season.
- VIKINGS – activated WR Sidney Rice from the reserve/PUP list.
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November 4, 2010 - Merwin says:
Add to that list as number five, the passing game. With no real number two receiver and Dexter Mcluster hurt we are having problems moving the ball through the air.
November 4, 2010 - Pat says:
I must admit that I am cautiously optimistic about our team this year–but I still keep waiting for the other shoe to drop. Over the years, I've gotten too used to giving up on them when they blow a lead in the third or fourth quarter because precedent had taught me that they WOULD blow the lead and never get it back.
These last few games have been a learning experience for me, though, especially against Buffalo. In the past, a bad team was pretty guaranteed a victory over the Chiefs–for some reason, we would compete against the good teams, but then someone like Cleveland would come in and steamroll us.
Last week, when Buffalo tied it up, I all but washed my hands of the game, figuring the offense and then the defense would choke. Then they surprised me and pulled it out in the last seconds. So, while I remain cautiously optimistic, these Chiefs are teaching me to be more optimistic and less cautious, and I like it!
November 4, 2010 - RW says:
Bottom line to all this is that the Chiefs will have to continue to win ugly. No aerial circus shows, only the grind 'em out type games limiting turnovers and doing the basics like tackling and doing it consistently well.
Lose pretty or win ugly? I think all of us will, or should, take the latter given the realities of the roster and schedule.
November 4, 2010 - el cid says:
"Win ugly" is just so much coachspeak put out by Haley. Also "the process". You win or lose. You are better than the team you play, or better coached, or get a "lucky break/bounce". You just strap on your helmet and play your heart out.
That said we surviving by running the ball. In Oakland I expect no less. Unless Weis goes peculiar again and does odd things the first qtr or on 3 or 4 down. We have no #2 WR and are not going to get one this year. If any team can stop the Chiefs running attack, we lose (all other things being equal).
I hope some of you noted Bob's comments on Arenas. A lot of truth, some refuse to see.
I want coach Haley and staff to not jump into the bag of tricks. Run the damn ball down their throats and beat them, 3-0 is good enough, heck, a safety and hold on is good enough. Just win the game.
November 4, 2010 - Tim says:
I agree with everything Bob has mentioned except the return game. People are taking us out of it with their kicks BECAUSE we've proven to be dangerous. Additionally, we rarely just let balls drop & roll anymore thus creating better field position. Haley's correct in that the return game is much about getting the right kick at the right time.
As for Arenas on D…we'll see how he develops, but seems to me he has trouble staying with a receiver more than a couple of strides or so out of a receiver's cut.
November 4, 2010 - matt says:
"You play to win the game!!!!"
November 4, 2010 - PAChiefsFan says:
I don't have what David Garrard's stats were in front of me but was his performance really better than Jamaal Charles offensive performance to be the AFC Offensive Player of the Week?
November 4, 2010 - Andy says:
Bob do you know if the Chiefs will wear red pants sunday? i so hate the white on white.
November 4, 2010 - Mark says:
I see the Raiders got a 24 hour extension to try to sell out the game on Sunday.


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It's been two and a half months since seven-year-old Lalita Tati went missing from her village in Chhattisgarh's Bijapur district. Six days later, the child's parents found her decomposed, mutilated body, with nearly all organs missing. Amid talk of grisly local custom in this impoverished tribal area, police have arrested two men who they allege killed Lalita to propitiate a bloodthirsty female deity.
Lalita went missing on October 21. Her father, Budhram Tati, discovered her body on October 27. The autopsy report said "cause of death cannot be ascertained as the body parts were eaten away by maggots". Nearly all of Lalita's organs, including the liver, were missing, the report said.
The Bijapur police initially suspected a rape-murder, but last week arrested Sukku Padam, a resident of Jailwara village where Lalita lived with her parents, and Ignesh Kujur of Toornar village. "They have confessed that they cut her body and offered her liver to the goddess to ensure a good harvest," superintendent of police R N Dash said.
The police have sent samples from Lalita's body to the forensic science laboratory in Raipur.
Local councillor Vella Ram, who is Tati's neighbour in Jailwara, a village that came into existence some years ago to house tribals displaced by Naxalite violence, especially after the Salwa Judum rising, argued that Sukku would have had no reason to kill Lalita.
"Sukku is not a farmer, just a poor daily labourer. How can he sacrifice someone for a harvest? The place where the body was found is around 15 km from the temple named by the police."
Ignesh Kujur's son, Anil, said they were Christian and did not believe in sacrifices. Lalita's cousin Narayan too said human sacrifice was not heard of in the community. Several local people alleged the police had forced a confession out of Sukku and Ignesh.
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Wrensday: Bee Balm
I've been waiting all Spring for my favorite flower to bloom.
Who am I kidding? I could no longer pick a favorite flower than I could pick a favorite child or grandchild. I love them all!
But, Bee Balm certainly makes me smile.
The flowers reminds me of miniature pineapples. They are so darn cute!
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Tuesday, December 9, 2008
If It Tastes Too Good, Beware!!
I work at a private school (not a teacher, glorified secretary) that in our area, is known for it's lunch room delights. We have so much to choose from: soup bar, salad bar, sandwich bar, hamburgers or veggie burgers, and the hot food line. They even have a frozen yogurt machine which I stay clear of. I can usually find something good and "clean" everyday so I don't bring my lunch. This is a blessing and I have appreciated for the last 8 yrs. Whenever I want to eat healthy, I can, and vice-versa!!
Yesterday I went through the hot food line and got steamed broccoli and sweet potatoes ~not mixed together :) ~ and some cottage cheese off the salad bar. I was so excited about the sweet potatoes! Yes, they are part of the eat-clean diet!! Woo Hoo! Now for the bad news. They tasted really, really good. Too, good. Was something lurking on my sweet potatoes?! There was not a sauce, not visible signs of anything other than good ole 'taters. So I ate them, even though deep in my soul, I knew they were too sweet.
When I went to the lunch room today, I asked one of the cooks if the sweet 'taters had sugar on them. Yes!? What the?? Why did they feel the need to take a perfectly wholesome food and taint it with sugar?? I hate that! What's worse is I knew when I was gobbling down each sweet tastey bite that I was eating sugar. In a weak moment I reverted back to eating what I knew I shouldn't. And the rest of the day I could feel that sugar slowing down my thinking and making me tired. From now on, I will ask first if they have added stuff to the food that looks safe. I don't want to have to bring my own food, but I will if I have to. It must be due to the holidays that they think they need to make rich food this week. Well, and the kids are having reviews for exams so maybe they think the kids need sugar. I wish they would realize how much better off the kids would be if they didn't add all that crap.
So on my plate today I had their Tilapia baked in Jerk Sauce (probably has sugar), lima beans, and spring salad with blue cheese chunks. It was all good but I'm worried that I need to bring my own lean protein. I may just bring my own chicken breast or tuna, etc. so I don't have to worry about getting sugar that I don't want. Geez. People. Leave the freakin' sugar out of the food!
Today the scale didn't move. Well, I knew it might not. It's just messin' with me. Never fear, scale, you will go down!!
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The firefighter you chose is Smokin'!!! yummy :)
Tena, have you noticed how more energetic your posts have become, too?
I agree...what's will all the added crap to perfectly healthy & TASTY food??? Sounds like you could perhaps influence the staff to leave it out?
I forgot to mention the newest doggie pic...your babies are adorable!
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K9 Mark IV
K9 Mark IV | ||
Species: | Robot | |
Affiliated with: | K9 Mark IV drawing, Bannerman Road gang | |
Place of origin: | The Doctor's TARDIS | |
First seen in: | School Reunion | |
Other appearances: | see list | |
Main voice actor: | John Leeson |
K9 models | |||
BBC models | Mark I • II • III • IV • Tenth Doctor's | ||
Baker/Martin models | "BBV K9" • Mark 2 • Orthrus |
K9 Mark IV was an intelligent robot in the form of a dog that was a companion of Sarah Jane Smith and subsequently Luke Smith, also serving as their beloved pet. He was a gift from the Tenth Doctor to Sarah Jane to replace his previous model.
Biography Edit
K9 Mark IV was the fourth in the line of K9 robots. He was based upon the original K9 Mark I designed by Professor Frederick Marius in 5000, and which travelled with the Fourth Doctor and Leela. (TV: The Invisible Enemy) Sometime after she had stopped travelling with him, the Doctor had gifted K9 Mark III, an improved version of the first two K9s, to his former companion, Sarah Jane Smith. (TV: A Girl's Best Friend)
Mark III was eventually destroyed fighting off a Krillitane invasion, and so Mark IV was presented to Sarah Jane as a replacement by the Doctor, by then in his tenth incarnation. (TV: School Reunion) The Eighth Doctor had previously mentioned a Mark IV version. (PROSE: Interference - Book Two)
K9 said that the Tenth Doctor rebuilt him with "new omniflexible hyperlink capabilities". (TV: School Reunion)
Sarah Jane wasn't able to enjoy Mark IV's company for long. Soon after being presented to her (approximately a year-and-a-half before Sarah Jane first met Maria Jackson), K9 Mark IV was forced to enter deep space in order to stabilise a dangerous artificial black hole in space which had been created in Switzerland. She lamented being all alone. (TV: Invasion of the Bane)
K9 was able to maintain occasional communication with Sarah Jane via a cabinet with a space-time link when the orbit of the black hole intersected with that of Earth. (TV: Invasion of the Bane) At times he was capable of returning to Earth briefly, and did so on several later occasions in order to render vital assistance. He fought Mr Smith in pitched battle to allow Sarah Jane to upload the Armageddon virus. (TV: The Lost Boy) He was later called back in order to quickly upload the TARDIS' base code to Mr Smith, thereby assisting the Tenth Doctor in returning Earth to its correct location in space. (TV: Journey's End)
After each of these events, K9 went back into space to continue monitoring the black hole. Some time later, a member of the Slitheen family attempted to steal him as part of a revenge plot against Sarah Jane. K9 banished the Slitheen, after reversing one of its attacks. (TV: From Raxacoricofallapatorius With Love)
Later, Sarah Jane transferred the black hole into fuel for Eve's Ship. K9 then triumphantly returned to the Smith house (13 Bannerman Road, Ealing) to stay. He greeted Mr Smith — who held something of a resentment towards him — and had a photograph taken with Luke Smith, Clyde Langer and Rani Chandra. In 2059, Rani still had that photo. (TV: The Mad Woman in the Attic) He then helped defeat Travist Polong and the Trickster after reuniting with the Tenth Doctor. (TV: The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith) A drawing of him by Clyde was animated by alien energy and defeated the Abomination. (TV: Mona Lisa's Revenge) He later assisted in tracking down a pair of Slitheen, locating them with his "olfactory sensors". (TV: The Gift)
When Luke Smith was trapped in a nightmare by the Nightmare Man, K9, with the help of Cention Concrete, managed to transport himself into Luke's nightmare. Soon after, K9 was temporarily damaged by the Nightmare Man. (TV: The Nightmare Man) He aided invaluably in the defeat of Ruby White by resetting the Qetesh's artificial intelligence, allowing Luke to take control of it. (TV: Goodbye, Sarah Jane Smith)
Although Sarah Jane had appeared unconcerned with K9 Mark III being seen when they lived together twenty-five years earlier, she restricted Mark IV to their house except in the case of emergencies or as needed, lest she have to explain him. Luke covered by claiming K9 to be a Japanese robot toy with pre-programmed phrases. (TV: The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith) Nevertheless, she sent him to care for Luke when the latter left for the University of Oxford. (TV: The Nightmare Man)
He stayed in Oxford when Luke returned home in 2011, but Luke had taken K9's whistle just in case. Luke later used the whistle to contact Mr Smith, which helped defeat John Harrison. (TV: The Man Who Never Was)
Personality Edit
Unlike his previous model, this K9 seemed slightly more capable of having and understanding emotion. Such examples are that he did not reject Sarah Jane's affections when she was concerned for him, and his constant rivalry with Mr Smith for the best technical support. Another was that he possessed a sense of right and wrong, instead of simply obeying orders — for example, when Clyde tried to use K9's knowledge to help him pass a test at school. K9 tended to give long-winded explanations to why he was behaving in an unusual manner, only to have someone correctly give a simpler way of explaining it. (TV: The Gift) [additional sources needed]
Features and improvements Edit
This K9 had a shiny metallic blue paint job and a number of improvements over Mark III including an omniflexible hyperlink facility (TV: School Reunion) and universal serial bus ports. (TV: The Nightmare Man) Later, though, K9 reverted to his old, dark green colour. (TV: Invasion of the Bane) In his battle with Mr Smith, K9 displayed a teleport facility and utilised a laser weapon similar to the previous K9 models. (TV: The Lost Boy) Upon receiving him, Sarah Jane changed his collar colour to nearly match the pattern on the Fourth Doctor's scarf, the same or identical collar to those worn by the previous K9s. Unlike his previous models, although like K9 Mark 2, K9's eyepiece could glow at night. (TV: The Lost Boy) He also had a compartment in his side, which could hold items, such as the sonic lipsticks and the scanner watch, which were gifts from the Tenth Doctor to Sarah Jane after their last meeting. (TV: Invasion of the Bane) Whereas earlier K9s including Mark III were seen being lifted into, out of, and over things, K9 Mark IV had a hover mode, enabling him to negotiate the stairs in the Smiths' three-storey house and multi-level attic, and to access and egress automobiles on his own. (TV: The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith, The Gift)
K9 claimed that he was shaped like a dog because "the human ego requires a familiar reference point to aid in adjusting to new concepts. Animal forms are comforting to the majority of humans." (PROSE: Housewarming)
Behind the scenes Edit
SJA appearances Edit
The reason for K9's fleeting appearances in The Sarah Jane Adventures was due to other parties holding the rights to the character, for use in a spin-off TV series, K9, although the character had not been completely forbidden from appearing in The Sarah Jane Adventures. As, in the first episode of the K9 series, K9 Mark I was destroyed in a self-sacrifice and "regenerated" into an entirely redesigned model and the TV series bought the rights to the concept and simply "borrowed" the character and, briefly, original design, with full consent, the rights to the character and design of the original K9 once again belong to the BBC who could use K9 (as per his original design) freely in The Sarah Jane Adventures. His minor appearances up until that time had been simply to be careful not to misuse the rights allowance whilst they were still being decided upon.
Other matters Edit
- The designation K9 Mark IV never actually appeared in dialogue. Documents packaged with the 1/4 scale Remote Control K9 toy referred to this model as the Mark IIIb, but props in The Sarah Jane Adventures have had the Mark IV designation.
- K9 Mark IV is the first K9 to have been created to resurrect a previously destroyed model. This was repeated for K9 Mark I, who self-destructed and reformed into a remarkably different new body, K9 Mark 2.


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Describing Precise Transformations
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Objective: SWBAT describe a transformation that carries one figure onto another so that specific points or lines coincide. Students will understand what it means to be precise when describing a transformation.
Lesson Open
The warm-up prompt for this lesson asks students to describe a transformation that brings two vertices of a triangle together. The warm-up follows our Team Warm-up routine. I choose students at random to write the team's answer on the board.
We review the team answers as a class. Are the descriptions specific enough? What properties would a line of reflection need, for example, to make the two vertices coincide, based on the properties of rigid motions (MP6)? Are there other transformations that would work?
I display the agenda and learning targets for the lesson. Precision in describing transformations has been emphasized in previous lessons. Up to now, we have used the properties of rigid motions to reason about the properties required in points of rotation, angles of rotation, and lines of reflection (MP7). In this lesson, students will have the opportunity to experiment and see for themselves (MP5).
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In this activity, students use WinGeom, a dynamic geometry program, to experiment with transformations. The goal is for students to learn to specify a precise vector of translation, line of reflection, or center and angle of rotation that can be relied upon to bring a given pair of points or lines together (MP6). This level of rigor is required if students are to appreciate conditions for triangle congruence (SSS, ASA, SAS) later.
This activity requires one computer per pair of students. Ideally, each student will have their own computer.
I distribute the handout for the investigation, and students bring up WinGeom on their computers. I also distribute the guided notes we will use to summarize our findings in the next lesson so that students may begin to complete them if they wish.
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The lesson close follows our individual size-up routine. The prompt re-visits the warm-up problem. This time, students are asked to describe two different transformations that will bring the points together.
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While the class is completing the lesson close activity, I invite a student from each team to assign his or her team a score for the lesson. Student scorekeepers write the score in a spot on the front board, and I write the scores I assign to each team next to them.
You can read more about how I assign Team Points for cooperative learning activities in my Strategies folder.
For homework, I assign problems #13-14 of Homework Set 2 for this unit. Problem #13 gives students additional practice in describing the transformations that carry a polygon onto itself. Problem #14 introduces a sequence of transformations and highlights three kinds of transformations that students will use to show that polygons are congruent in the next unit. In addition, students should revise their unit pre-test as part of the learning portfolio that they will turn in at the end of the unit.
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- LESSON 8: Reviewing Congruence
- LESSON 9: Re-Examining Reflections
- LESSON 10: Reconsidering Rotations
- LESSON 11: Taking Apart Translations
- LESSON 12: Visualizing Transformations
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- LESSON 14: Analyzing the Symmetry of a Polygon
- LESSON 15: Reviewing Rigid Motions
- LESSON 16: Rigid Motion and Congruence Unit Quiz
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Talk:List of Pokémon by anime debut
Those that didn't debut yet: N/A for the episode box. Those which have debuted, but only in a movie: asterisk linking to the page of the movie in question. Non-legendaries which debuted in a movie but later appeared in the main anime: main anime episode number only. Legendaries which debuted in a movie and later appeared in the main anime: episode number of anime debut followed by an asterisk linking to the movie debut. TTEchidna 07:42, 5 December 2008 (UTC)
Pikachu Shorts
Do they count too?--Gyarachu 20:57, 5 December 2008 (UTC)
What about the specials and made-for-TV movies, like Legend of Thunder? Lucentas 20:59, 5 December 2008 (UTC)
- That's where the issue lies. For Raikou, really. LOT kinda counts like a movie for this purpose, so make it the asterisk. TTEchidna 05:10, 7 December 2008 (UTC)
Does Mewtwo's appearance in Battle of the Badge count, as it was wearing armour? If not, when is it first seen without armour, when it destroys Team Rocket's headquaters, or in the first movie? Werdnae 21:06, 5 December 2008 (UTC)
this is odd
If the title of the article is "List of Pokémon by anime debut" then why does it have a list of Pokémon with their anime debut right next to them??? "By" means "in order of" in this context. We need to re-order it or rename it. --RexRacer -talk 22:56, 18 December 2008 (UTC)
- While the list is sortable, it appears to simply be a text sort. i.e. * for movies at the top, followed by AG, then DP, then EP for the original series. At least could that be fixed? (Sorry, I don't know how) Werdnae 08:29, 25 December 2008 (UTC)
- The only idea I have is to create a third "airing order" column with straight numerals for easy sorting. However, I've asked TTE for help; hopefully he'll be able to come up with something more streamlined. --Marton(I'm Jewish)imos 08:36, 25 December 2008 (UTC)
- Hopefully, adding and commenting out the numerical order before the linked text will get it to sort properly. The thing is, someone'll have to go through and add them all. --Marton(I'm Jewish)imos 23:42, 25 December 2008 (UTC)
- The only idea I have is to create a third "airing order" column with straight numerals for easy sorting. However, I've asked TTE for help; hopefully he'll be able to come up with something more streamlined. --Marton(I'm Jewish)imos 08:36, 25 December 2008 (UTC)
Chatot in AG183
It says that Chatot was in AG183. I've seen that episode, and I don't remember a Chatot. I went to AG183's page. It doesn't say anything about a Chatot.--PokelovaAni393MS.png 09:18, 20 December 2008 (UTC)
Episode Pages
Another question. Should the episode pages be updated to match this list, as many of them include Pokémon in different episodes, e.g. EP001 lists Gengar in the debuts section (although it does point out that it debuted on TV) Werdnae 09:05, 25 December 2008 (UTC)
Anyone think the list should be divided into sub-sections? Its just too huge. Jmath 20:50, 18 January 2009 (UTC)
Wasn't the episode with the 8th gym battle Mewto`s debut? --×Impoleon xy× 16:58, 8 March 2009 (UTC)
- No, but it certainly was Mewtwo's debut. TTEchidna 17:07, 8 March 2009 (UTC)
- Haha. -.- Sorry for that little mistake. --×Impoleon xy× 17:08, 8 March 2009 (UTC)
would it count?
Of course they aren't real, but wouldn't the mechanical charizard, Venusaur, Blastoise, Pikachu, Rhydon, Zapdos, Moltres, Kabutops in EP017 count as an anime debut?--FF(edits•talk) 07:20, 7 May 2009 (UTC)
I'm curious . . .
. . . I'm wondering if it would be a good idea to start an article about Pokémon that debut before their respective generation. The page would be big enough. All we would have to do is gather the information in chronological order of course and make sort of a history page about it. If you think a whole page is unnecesarry we could implement it into this-> ♫ It would take time but it would probably become a decent sized article and we could make a few links to it here and there. Landfish7 21:20, 4 December 2009 (UTC)
He's listed twice, once with Waruvile's sprite. I'd fix it but its too long for my browser.--Burgundy 19:49, 8 February 2011 (UTC)
How About Two Tables?
One for physical debuts, and one for actual debuts, I think this would be much better. Either like this, or similar, or one table listed in a different section:
XVuvuzela2010X 15:30, 15 February 2011 (UTC)
- Perhaps instead of two tables, there could just be two columns? --SnorlaxMonster 06:54, 19 February 2011 (UTC)
- I agree, that would be a lot better (why didn't I think of that...) XVuvuzela2010X 14:44, 19 February 2011 (UTC)
Since this page is a list of Pokémon by anime debut, shouldn't they be in that order rather than NDex order? I know it is sortable, but it would make more sense to sort them this way, since it says that it is in the title. --SnorlaxMonster 08:32, 17 February 2011 (UTC)
- Agree. —darklordtrom 10:08, 17 February 2011 (UTC)
- It might also help to split the table into seasons/sagas, since a single giant table with a single column is a little unweldly...PDL 01:27, 18 February 2011 (UTC). I think Pokémon should be listed by their debut. ReaNintendo 13:14, 29 July 2011 (UTC)
Does Haxours's appearence really count?
Since it's been made clear at the top of the page that the list only counts actual physical appearences, Haxours's appearences have so far only been in dreams and imagine spots. Fraxure had the benefit of appearing in a flashback. I just want it to be consistant.PDL 01:30, 18 February 2011 (UTC)
- You're right, our current (ridiculous) definition means that they both shouldnt be there (flashbacks don't count either.)
- (user points to How About Two Tables? section above. : )
XVuvuzela2010X 10:04, 18 February 2011 (UTC)
- 1)I'd like to point out that both Fraxure and Haxuros appeared in a dream that was manufested into reality. 2)It was a good enough debute for them to start appearing in the opening. Diamond Lanturn CodeName: 05308 10:09, 18 February 2011 (UTC)
- Hmmm... I forgot about that. Having said that, the text on the page does state that:
- This list counts only actual appearances as official. Pokémon which appear on TV in the anime or in another manner before debuting in physical form, such as Nidorino and Gengar in EP001, count as debuting when they physically appear, not when they are first seen.
- Since as far as I can remember, they both only appeared in Iris's imagination, and in flashbacks, they are best kept hidden untill someone changes this rule (If an Admin is reading this, please do) XVuvuzela2010X 10:18, 18 February 2011 (UTC)
- Agreed, I am waiting for Kenji's word on a few things, this being one of them Diamond Lanturn CodeName: 05308 10:22, 18 February 2011 (UTC)
- 1)I'd like to point out that both Fraxure and Haxuros appeared in a dream that was manufested into reality. 2)It was a good enough debute for them to start appearing in the opening. Diamond Lanturn CodeName: 05308 10:09, 18 February 2011 (UTC)