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Any comments about Kelley's new Super Frame Popper? ('03 catalog, p 15)
I saw it and was planning on either making something like it or buying it. It wouldn't be that hard to make something like it out of a piece of wood. Never used one.
If it works true to its name, how mad will ten frames of bees be after being "popped"?
Is this something that could be a part of a "tool box" or work bench? Instead of another pc to carry to the hive.
I think the intent of the "popper" was to be used in the honey house when extracting. Just plop the box on the "popper" and it pushes all frames up for easy removal for uncapping. We have a home-made one that works about 75% of the time, but we still end up prying them apart once the are pushed upward as one big glued together unit. We run 9 frames without spacers, so maybe that is the problem.


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I have a top bar hive that had a problem with larvae dying and some of the brood dyed as it was leaving the cell. There is no more queen so the rest of the bees are slowly dwindling.
Any ideas if I should reuse wax or destroy? Thanks for any help. I will try to post a photo

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Tea Party rally a bust.
Original post made by Chet, San Ramon, on Oct 17, 2010
Republican politicians flocked to the Alameda County Fairgrounds this weekend to deliver an anti-government message to Tea Party activists.
A relatively subdued afternoon crowd of 200 people attended the all-day Golden State Rally for America 2010 in Pleasanton yesterday.
The tea party backed loser Harmer must be very sad.
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a resident of Danville
on Oct 17, 2010 at 3:14 pm
Chet: Were you at the rally, and did you count the people who attended? I saw a story on the news and you could tell just from the video that there were thousands of people there. Do you know the difference between stating your opinions, and stating facts? I know the liberals like you have a really hard time distinguishing between the two.
a resident of San Ramon
on Oct 17, 2010 at 3:35 pm
I was not at the rally. I am just repeating what was reported in the press. Just the facts.
a resident of Diablo
on Oct 17, 2010 at 5:17 pm
Based on the photos accompanying the mostly-positive review by a cub reporter in the cctimes, here Web Link, I'd say Chet has it about right.
The Comical has no coverage of it all that I could find via several search terms -- not surprising, I know, but if it had been impressive, they'd have had to be there.
It's remarkable that the CCT article does not contain any coverage of the attendance, but the pics all indicate "sparse" -- just a small cadre of angry old white folks, losing steam. BTW, in 16 photos, not one of the phantom opportunist, Mr. Harmer.
Not to be koi, but is it true that their animal mascot is the Carp? Web Link
a resident of Danville
on Oct 17, 2010 at 5:33 pm
American, my neighbor (a huge Harmer fan) attended and said it was a major disappointment in terms of numbers. I think the reports you saw were likely from April which she said was better publicized. I think most are trying to distance themselves from the radical tea partiers - they give even the most conservative types a bad name.
I'm not sure how I'm voting, however. I don't like either candidate! The fact that Harmer doesn't live in the district does influence my thoughts though.
a resident of Danville
on Oct 17, 2010 at 7:54 pm
Sherry:If you are truly going to base your vote only on the fact that Harmer has not resided in the district as long as McNerney has, how do you feel about Hilary Clinton getting elected to the senate in New York where she never resided, and liberal Pete Stark getting elected again and again to allegedly represent Hayward when he claimed his residency was in New York to get a tax rebate and does not reside in CA? If you do not want to vote for Harmer because you disagree with him on the issues, I understand that. But do not claim it has anything to do with how long he has resided here, if you are not bothered by Hilary and Pete Stark, et al.
a resident of Danville
on Oct 17, 2010 at 9:24 pm
The tea party folks were all out walking precincts to get rid of tax-and-spend liberals.
Oh by the way, McNereny voted for ObamaCare.
a resident of Danville
on Oct 18, 2010 at 9:32 am
American, once again you are your own worst enemy. Where did I say I would base my vote on where Harmer lived? Many things influence my decisions when voting, including the demeanor of those that support the candidate. This reminds me of when you accused jrm of only being against Harmer because of his religious affiliation. These actions only serve to make you appear reactionary and over zealous.
a resident of Danville
on Oct 18, 2010 at 4:52 pm
Sherry: You noted You "were not sure how you are voting", and "you don't like either candidate!", and then noted that you Harmer's residency does influence your thoughts. The ONLY thing you noted that influenced your thought were his residency. You mentioned absolutely nothing else. Doesn't that lead to the conclusion that residency issues were the deciding factor, since you did not mention anything else that was influencing you? I think you knew all along you were voting for McNerney, and this was just your attempt to look obejctive and try to sway people with the residency issue. By the way, you never responded about Hillary Clinton and Pete Stark's residency issues, wonder why?
a resident of San Ramon
on Oct 18, 2010 at 5:23 pm
There is a false premise here -- that voters are somehow not allowed to be uncomfortable with some newcomer who's clearly a serial candidate -- because Hillary Clinton was elected in NY?
I'm sorry, but I don't live in NY, nor in any other district, and I think my Rep ought to know my kinds of concerns, represent them and be accessible when I have an issue. McNerney is all that.
Your guy is running in his third separate district in two different states, and he seems to be waging a stealth campaign -- not reaching out to general voters and apparently appearing only in "friendly" venues -- like Saturday's geezerfest at the Fairgrounds.
So yes, indeedy -- I worry about this guy Harmer, whom I believe is counting on the general discontent of the electorate to elect him without even knowing what he stands-for. From what I have been able to discover, he's a Lot more conservative than most in this District, his past employment as a collection agent for a credit card company gives me no comfort, and I have a very healthy distrust of anybody whose primary credential is Ambition.
a resident of Danville
on Oct 18, 2010 at 5:59 pm
"My Two Cents": "Geezerfest"? Really? Those "Geezers" that you reference fought in wars for their country so you liberals could have your right of free speech, even when your opinions are so incredibly misguided. Your problems with credit card companies suggest you are one of these people who spent money you did not have, just like McNerney and the other liberals have, and do not know how to live within your means. Of course, you would have a problem with the Tea Party convention who actually believes individuals and our country should live within our means.
a resident of San Ramon
on Oct 18, 2010 at 6:31 pm
Rule 2 in the Tea Party Book of Politiquette: If you can't attack the message, savage the messenger!
Rule 2a: ... or try to change the subject.
Rule 2b: ... with a sense of palpable OUTRAGE! VOLUME COUNTS!!
BTW, which Geezers are you referring-to, by name, rank and serial number? And do you really wanna cast your lot with the credit card Bosses? I fear you haven't been paying attention.
a resident of Vista Grande Elementary School
on Oct 19, 2010 at 11:47 am
JRM is a registered user.
I think American's comments speak for themselves, and it is a mirror into the psyche of the tea party ethos. If anyone takes the time to google David Harmer you will find extensive information about his political career (lack of, that is) repeated failed campaigns in Utah and California, and numerous links to past speeches and articles he has written. Read for yourself and see if he represents your prevailing views of the world in 2010. Lastly, yes I am indeed always negative on carpetbagger candidates from outside the district in which they are running, regardless of which party they are members of. That is just my personal bias, and yes, I know such political effort is legal and constitutional it just doesn't pass muster with me.
a resident of Alamo
on Oct 26, 2010 at 8:28 pm
So jrm were you also against Garamendi? A serial democratic politician in California and a resident outside of the boundaries of the district he ran for (but promised to move)? A serial incumbent of 30 years who has had a lot to do with the fiscal problems of California and decisionmaking which caused many of the problems?
Interesting in these comments how demeaned the tea party are. To me they are a loose group coming together with similar ideals centering around fiscal responsibility - hardly radical. And from most of the media the observation, including looking over these posts, is that they have been savaged and maligned and mercilessly and wrongly and deliberately labeled.
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Movie Review: Pain & Gain

The true-life tale of three dimwitted, sociopathic 1990s Miami gym rats who turned kidnappers, embezzlers and murderers.

Director: Michael Bay
Rating: R
Studio: De Line Pictures
Stars: Mark Wahlberg, Dwayne Johnson, Ed Harris
The true-life tale of three dimwitted, sociopathic 1990s Miami gym rats who turned kidnappers, embezzlers and murderers might have made a hell of a movie for directors with the style and sensibility of, say, Danny Boyle or Joel and Ethan Coen.
Michael Bay got hold of the script by Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely (based on a series of Pete Collins articles), and the end product is easily his best movie. But it's still a Michael Bay movie. Mark Wahlberg plays lunkhead gym trainer and hustler Daniel Lugo, a narcissistic self-help addict and movie fan who somehow believes that the rotten fruits of the American Dream should be dropped in his lap.
With the city's glitz, strippers, flash, 'roids, McMansions and tackiness just beyond his grubby grasp, he wants it so badly he can taste it. Bay has it both ways, celebrating the trash while he's satirizing it. Wahlberg hatches a plan to kidnap and extort a rich, repulsive client (Tony Shalhoub), and he's joined by Anthony Mackie as his fellow trainer and complacent pal Adrian Doorbal and, in the performance of the movie, Dwayne Johnson as a coked-up, hot-wired ex-con Bible thumper with an unexpected underbelly of complexity and sweet innocence. They're like the Three Stooges, only with chainsaws. Whatever could go wrong with the caper does, and the noisy, oversaturated, overstimulated movie, which is often very funny, becomes progressively more brutal, bloody and outrageous.
Amid a visual and aural assault that eventually exhausts and deadens the audience is a barrage of misogyny and homophobia along with such delights as a human head being mashed by a van's tires, a victim's head getting pulped by a dropped weight, penile injections, a torture scene worthy of Zero Dark Thirty, a severed body part getting fed to a pet Chihuahua and so on and so on and so on. It's tonally damaging, let alone stomach-churning. As usual for a Bay movie, this thing is neon lit, sumptuous and dizzying. It's the rot underneath you'll take home with you, though. As an early candidate for the guy's movie of the year, Pain & Gain is a protein shake full of arsenic.


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Gorgeous-looking and lively tasting, this dish is rich in omega-3s, thanks to a double-hit of walnuts (nuts and oil). And although it's a bit pricy, walnut oil adds a distinctive, complementary flavor. You can also use it in a vinaigrette to top an accompanying salad.
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Serves 2
Prep Time 35 min
Total Time 35 min.
Step 1
Put a large saucepan of water on to boil. Combine walnuts, garlic, salt, pepper and cayenne in a blender; pulse until finely chopped. Blend in broth, parsley and lemon juice until smooth and creamy.
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Heat oil in a medium nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Add chicken and cook, stirring often, until it is no longer pink in the middle, 3 to 5 minutes.
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Sibby's Cupcakery's Ginger Darling Cupcakes
Original post made by Richard Hine, editor of The Almanac, on Aug 13, 2007
Yields approx. 24-28 regular cupcakes or 48 mini cupcakes
-- Preheat oven 350 degrees F (for regular size) or 325 degress F (for mini size)
-- Line muffin cups with paper liners.
-- In large bowl, sift together, and set aside: 2-3/4 cups sifted all-purpose flour; 2-1/4 tsp. baking powder; 3/4 tsp. salt; 2 tsp. ground ginger; 1/4 tsp. ground nutmeg.
-- On medium speed of electric mixer (paddle attachment), cream until softened (1-2 min.): 1 cup (2 sticks) unsalted butter (room temperature).
-- Gradually add, and beat until lightened (3-4 min.): 2 cups granulated sugar. Scrape sides once or twice.
-- Gradually drizzle in: 4 large eggs, lightly beaten. Beat until no longer slick -- about 5 minutes. Stop once or twice to scrape down sides.
-- On low speed, alternately add in small increments: flour mixture; 3/4 cup milk; 1/4 cup fresh lemon juice; Zest of one large lemon (about 2-3 tsp.); 1/2 tsp. lemon extract (optional, for extra lemon flavor); 2 inch cube (1-1/2 ounces) finely grated fresh ginger (and juice). Begin and end with flour.
-- Fold in: 1/2 cup (2 ounces) finely chopped crystallized ginger.
-- Fill cups about 3/4 full with batter.
-- Bake 22-23 minutes for regular size and 18 minutes for mini size.
-- Cool in pan 5 minutes. Remove to cooling racks to cool completely. Frost with Sibby's lemon cream cheese frosting.
Sibby's Lemon Cream Cheese Frosting
-- Beat in large bowl until smooth and creamy: 8 oz. cream cheese; 2 sticks unsalted butter, softened.
-- Slowly add and beat until smooth: 5 cups confectioner's sugar.
-- Mix in: 1 tsp. pure vanilla extract; fresh-squeezed lemon juice to taste. Start with the juice from 1/2 of a lemon and increase if desired.
a resident of Menlo Park: Central Menlo Park
on Aug 13, 2007 at 3:54 pm
Recipes on Town Square? Surely we can find SOMETHING else worthy of discussion?!?
a resident of Menlo Park: Allied Arts/Stanford Park
on Aug 13, 2007 at 5:01 pm
So what worthy discussion will you begin, new low? We're all waiting breathlessly for your dazzling thoughts to thrill and delight us.
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on Aug 13, 2007 at 7:10 pm
Richard Hine is a registered user.
This posting is related to a story in the Family Almanac section of the Aug. 15 issue of the Almanac. We didn't have room in print for the recipe, so we are referring readers to this post in Town Square.
a resident of Atherton: West Atherton
on Aug 14, 2007 at 9:04 am
Why such meaness...I know I will enjoy baking this recipe and I am sure others in the community will also. I don't understand why people are so negative !!!
a resident of Atherton: Lindenwood
on Aug 14, 2007 at 9:16 am
After reading the great article on Cupcakes I dashed home to get the recipe off the website...Thank You, I love cupcakes and can't wait to bake them !
a resident of Portola Valley: Central Portola Valley
on Aug 14, 2007 at 10:05 am
Just wanted to let everyone know the correct website for Sibby's Cupcakery is WWW.SIBBYSCUPCAKERY.COM ( Web Link )
Also, crystallized ginger (which is used in the recipe) can be purchased at Williams-Sonoma
Sibby's Cupcakery delivers locally...even if you only order 1 dozen cupcakes.
a resident of Menlo Park: Central Menlo Park
on Aug 15, 2007 at 8:31 pm
Thanks for the recipe ! Love her cupcakes.
a resident of Portola Valley: other
on Aug 21, 2007 at 10:32 am
I loved this story, and thanks for posting the recipe. Very cool!


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I honestly can say, I dont get this.. Who would do this?!?!
I honestly can say, I dont get this.. Who would do this?!?!
Pretty disconcerting situation. Wether it was a plot to gain national attention to help his heisman voting or whatever. Don't know why this was needed, but I am sure he is not the first athlete to do this and should not be crucifed as that. He is going to have to gain the respect of the players in his locker room.
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I think he was talking to some girl online for a long time, and probably did fall for her. Then just kept telling everyone that he had someone, and when they pushed, he made up stories about her.
The dead thing, perhaps she disappeared? Stopped talking to him? Im not sure.
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Pete Stark--the mouth that keeps roaring
Original post made by Tim Hunt, Castlewood, on May 3, 2012
His primary campaign against challenger Eric Swalwell, a deputy district attorney and Dublin City Council member, has been marked by outrageous charges leveled without a shred of proof.
Stark's latest foot-in-mouth event took place in an editorial board meeting with San Francisco Chronicle editors and reporters this week.
The 80-year-old, 20-term Congressman charged that a member of the Chronicle staff had given a campaign contribution to Swalwell. The journalists pressed back and he identified conservative columnist Debra J. Saunders as the contributor. She immediately objected and they collectively demanded the evidence.
He cited federal election reports that were compiled by his son, whom Stark labeled a 16-year-old investigate reporter. After leafing through the stack of papers amid an awkward silence—he finally identified Claudia McCormick as the contributor.
Valley readers will remember that Claudia served eight years on the Dublin City Council from 1998 to 2006 and now identifies herself as a freelance writer and editor. She wrote a community column for the Valley Times for many years.
She's also been active in the Democratic Party and should have been no stranger to an elected Democrat who "represented" the area.
Check out sfgate.com if you would like to view Stark's search for the name to back up his claim.
Incidentally, this is the first primary in a decade where newspaper editorial boards can wait and make a recommendation prior to the general election. The districts were so gerrymandered for one party previously that the primary winner coasted to victory in the November election so endorsing candidates before the primary became the routine practice.
IS THERE something wrong with this situation?
The Metropolitan Transportation Commission, which doles out hundreds of millions of dollars to local agencies, will consider a staff recommendation this month to require the agencies to cut their operating budgets by 5 percent by 2017 or lose some funding.
The reason: operating costs are up 83 percent while revenues have increased only 15 percent. Left unchanged, that will mean operating deficits of $8 billion annually by 2035 according to a report in the San Francisco Business Times.
Of course, the general managers of the Bay Area's biggest transit operators—BART, AC Transit, Muni in San Francisco and Santa Clara Valley among them—wrote a letter questioning the wisdom of tying revenue streams to getting their fiscal houses in order.
No surprise there.
Transit operators always require subsidies from the taxpayers—about 50 percent o the dollar for BART and up to 80 percent or more for suburban operators such as Wheels in the Livermore Valley.
And, then there's the Livermore Valley's 14-month old RAPID bus service that is designed to speed commuters through the valley. It debuted last February. The April numbers show ridership was up 4.2 percent to 1,329 people each weekday. The service runs six buses in each direction during peak commute hours and three in off-peak.
Using the typical transit metric, RAPID buses are running at 9.6 seats per hour compared to a system-wide number of 13.4 (that is lowered by the RAPID numbers) and, more telling, an 18.8 number for route 10.
Clearly, there's lots that needs to happen to get any return on the dollar for the substantial public investment in new buses and bus stops.
If you want to express your opinion to a decision-maker, Alameda County Supervisor Scott Haggerty serves on the MTC board as well as the Livermore Valley board.
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a resident of Parkside
on May 3, 2012 at 9:03 am
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It's strange that Stark is acting in a such a desperate manner, especially for a 20 termer. Either he's very concerned that he's about to get booted off the gravy train (and certainly his irrational behavior is not helping) or he has totally lost what's left of his marbles. Another 'local' Dem implodes, exhibiting very questionable behavior....a trend I'm sure most Dem voters must be proud of.
a resident of Dublin
on May 3, 2012 at 10:07 pm
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SteveP states" Another 'local' Dem implodes, exhibiting very questionable behavior....a trend I'm sure most Dem voters must be proud of."
Steve, you are soooooooo small minded. Not to mention myopic.
I am a Democrat and for many years. So, as a Democrat,what makes you so sure that I am "proud" of Stark? I am not. Unlike you, I am not a sheep. I think independently.
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on May 3, 2012 at 10:28 pm
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If you think independently, why are you still a 'Democrat for many years'? Sounds pretty myopic, there, mikie.
I know it's not comfortable for you to have me point out these failed politicos, in your party, brought down in disgrace (of their own doing). If that's what sheep do, then I must be very baaaaaddddd.
(By the way, thanks for showing your true colors as a typical Dem and hurling insults instead of presenting a rational comment about the topic)
Maybe you'll vote more 'independently' next time. Bleat....out.
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who should be our defensive captain for 2013?
who should be our defensive captain for 2013?
I'm Commander Shepard, and this is my favorite team in the NFL.
Personally i'd go with Blackburn. Rolle is a bit of a loose cannon for my tastes. Blackburn still gives it all on the field, has great football intelligence that helps offset his slightly diminished physical talent, and gets fired up and is willing to punch someone in the mouth without being a risk to tear apart the locker room...
I'm Commander Shepard, and this is my favorite team in the NFL.
For a Giant fan that I personally knew: My mom. May she smile and be delighted whenever her favorite player - Victor Cruz - scores a touchdown and does his salsa dance.
Thank you mom for everything! Let's Go Giants!
If Justin is there he should remain Captain. Blackburn while has the mental ability he doesn't appear to have the physical tools (notice all of the success teams had running up the middle) in my mind and I for one am hoping that we get a MLB that can actually handle the job.
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In conjunction with a previously offered $500 reward through the Turn-In-Poachers (TIP) program, an additional $500 reward has been added by the Oregon Hunters Association Ochoco Chapter in Crook County for information leading to an arrest in these cases.
On Sunday, two more dead deer, one a headless buck with meat removed and the other a doe left to waste, were found about seven miles south of a location that was the subject of a report received Nov. 17 ,when two people filming winter range deer found four deer unlawfully killed and left to waste in the Kotzman Basin area south of Highway 20 in Deschutes County.
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Q: With your name, many would assume you're a boy penguin. How did you get to be known as "Captain?"
Captain: Only humans have a tough time with the gender thing. Trust me, my fellow penguins know right away: I'm all female. But to answer your question, I was named after the famous explorer Captain Cook, because I'm considered a natural leader.
Q: So, you can get tough with your crew, but we hear you also have a softer side.
Captain: What can I say? I like to wiggle next to Mr. Popper when he's sleeping, hang out with him during the day, and I've even been known to give him some fashion tips.
Q: What sets you apart from Mr. Popper's other penguins?
Captain: I'm toilet trained, a superb dancer (hip-hop is my newest favorite) and an expert tracker.
Q: What are your plans for the future?
Captain: To go where no penguin has gone before: airborne!
Q: Word on the ice is that you have an eye for the ladies.
Lovey: They don't call me "Lovey" for nothing!
Q: You woo with the best. What's your secret?
Lovey: The secret of wooing is in the cooing. Even Mrs. Popper (Mr. Popper's ex-wife) couldn't resist my coos. Leg-hugging is another specialty of mine—with people. With penguins, I usually have them at "hello."
Q: What's your proudest accomplishment?
Lovey: I'm about to become a dad—times three!
Q: Tell us about yourself.
Loudy (shouting): I WAS BORN IN ANTARCTICA.
Q (interrupting): No need to shout . . . While your penguin friends like to communicate with a "honk" or a "chirp," you seem to prefer a thunderous "SQUAHNK" when you want to make a point.
Loudy: I like to make myself heard. This is not an easy group.
Q: Besides shouting and squahnking, what are your favorite pastimes?
Loudy: I love sports, and I'm at the top of my game at soccer (which I learned to play in my new home of New York City) and slip-sliding on my belly, a skill I was pretty much born with.
Q: What's with the teeth?
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Q: So, your favorite target is Mr. Popper?
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Q: We'll keep that in mind. Besides biting people's ankles, what keeps you in shape?
Bitey: I love soccer, but I have some challenges with bouncing the ball off my belly; instead, I like to peck open the ball. Unfortunately, that's against the rules in most leagues.
Q: What's that smell?
Stinky: Sorry, I had a bad plate of sardines.
Q: That's weird. It was like you were doing a familiar penguin "honking" noise, but the sound seemed to be coming from...
Stinky: Never mind!
Q: It must be tough having that name.
Stinky: Sure, but I'm proud of the fact that my spirit, sense of adventure and loyalty to Mr. Popper and my fellow penguins, are as sweet as can be!
Q: And speaking of unfortunate names...
Nimrod: Yeah, sure, so I'm clumsy. In fact, I've never met a wall I've failed to bump into. But I suppose that "Nimrod" is better name than "Crash," which my parents also considered naming me.
Q: But there's more to you than just close encounters with immovable objects, right?
Nimrod: My friends say I'm lovable and free-spirited. I also excel at making a fort out of Mr. Popper's sofa, and thrashing around in his toilet. Good times!
Q: We hear you're a big movie buff.
Nimrod: Charlie Chaplin is the King of Comedy. There's nothing he can't do. We penguins love Chaplin so much we even modeled our walking style after his. Or was it the other way around?


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NYT: Bush nixed weapons for Israeli raid on Iran, chose covert ops instead
posted at 9:23 pm on January 10, 2009 by Allahpundit
I wonder how long the Times has been sitting on this one.
There's a lot to digest — too much for a thoughtful post tonight, I think — but let me gently suggest that they buried the lede. Quote:
The "key judgments" of the National Intelligence Estimate, which were publicly released [in December 2007], emphasized the suspension of the weapons work.
The public version made only glancing reference to evidence described at great length in the 140-page classified version of the assessment: the suspicion that Iran had 10 or 15 other nuclear-related facilities, never opened to international inspectors, where enrichment activity, weapons work or the manufacturing of centrifuges might be taking place.
The Israelis responded angrily and rebutted the American report, providing American intelligence officials and Adm. Mike Mullen, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, with evidence that they said indicated that the Iranians were still working on a weapon.
Israel wasn't our only ally who knew the NIE was garbage, first and foremost because enrichment, not weaponization, is the hard part in building a nuke and Iran's been merrily improving its enrichment capabilities for years. Like I said when the report first came out, "The cause for celebration, especially on the left, isn't that Iran is no longer a threat, it's that it's a threat that Bush has no grounds for confronting militarily and is unlikely to be able to pressure diplomatically. It's the next president's problem now." And so it is.
The Times omitted details about the covert ops for obvious reasons, but evidently they involve sabotaging Tehran's nuclear infrastructure. Old-school HA readers may remember these posts about the atomic black market; such is the sophistication needed for enrichment that even a nation as technologically advanced as Iran is forced to buy some necessary parts instead of producing them itself. Presumably the CIA's interrupted the supply chain. But it may not do any good:
While declining to be specific, one American official dismissed the latest covert operations against Iran as "science experiments." One senior intelligence official argued that as Mr. Bush prepared to leave office, the Iranians were already so close to achieving a weapons capacity that they were unlikely to be stopped…
One official … said, "It was not until the last year that they got really imaginative about what one could do to screw up the system."
Then, he cautioned, "none of these are game-changers," meaning that the efforts would not necessarily cripple the Iranian program. Others in the administration strongly disagree.
I can't believe Israel would sit idly by while Iran builds a bomb if they thought the sabotage has no chance of succeeding. On the other hand, and as the story makes clear, their own assessments suggest that a bombing run would set Iran's program back by only two or three years, or of course might not work at all — the chance of which, apparently, convinced Bush an attack wasn't worth the risk. Exit question: Why'd the Times publish this now? My gut reaction after reading it was that they've made life much harder for The One, but upon reflection they might have simplified things for him considerably. Iran will have a field day with propaganda about this vis-a-vis the Great Satan trying to wreck its glorious national nuclear program; if Obama's serious about "repairing our image abroad," he has no choice now but to repudiate Bush's policy and meet with them.
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Arsène Wenger admits a win over Manchester United on Saturday would be a timely boost for him and his players.
Arsenal's hunt for silverware has stuttered somewhat in the past two weeks with Carling Cup Final defeat and the failure to break down Sunderland in the Premier League followed by Champions League exit in Barcelona on Tuesday.
The manager knows victory at Old Trafford would do wonders for the confidence of his squad as the season reaches its conclusion with Arsenal aiming for a first 'double' since 2002.
"We need it I must say, because we need help," said Wenger on Thursday. "We have been touched severely recently and we are chasing after a win of that type.
"We will try to win. I've said since the start of the season that we will go for all of the competitions. We've got two left and we lost one in the last minute, we played another against the super favourites of the Champions League and we lost under special circumstances.
"We need to keep the right attitude to turn the luck around on our side a little bit."
After a gruelling season where Wenger's side have regularly played three games in seven days, Tuesday's European exit will, at least, lighten the demands on the players for the Premier League run-in.
"I think we will not be overloaded, that's the advantage of it," he said. "We want to deal well with the two psychological blows that we had recently - that's our purpose. If we manage to do that then it will be an advantage. It will keep the confidence level high and keep the results going that we have achieved recently.
"Since November, I do feel this team has taken off. In the last month we have lost the Carling Cup Final and gone out of the Champions League but if you had a global view of the last three months you had every reason to be optimistic."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Boonshoft School of Medicine
Enhance our distinctive learning experience to produce talented graduates with the knowledge and skills essential for critical thinking, meaningful civic engagement, international competency, an appreciation for the arts, lifelong learning and the ability to lead and adapt in a rapidly changing world.
Objective B
Diversify and enrich academic and professional programs, including non-degree.
- The Department of Neuroscience and Physiology developed an Anatomy Teaching track to meet demand for teachers of anatomy.
- The Boonshoft School of Medicine was the first medical school in the nation to implement Team-Based Learning, giving students real-world experience by working closely in small groups to master material, applying their knowledge to clinical cases, and defending their diagnosis and treatment plans. Faculty have provided training in Team-Based Learning and curriculum development to more than 40 medical and health profession schools in the United States and more than 10 worldwide.
Objective C
Recruit and retain a nationally/internationally recognized diverse, learning centered faculty and staff.
- Ann Burke, M.D., was named to the American Board of Pediatrics and the ABP Foundation in 2012.
Objective D
Enhance the quantity and quality of dialogue with our various communities to ensure our academic relevance and distinctiveness.
- Boonshoft School of Medicine hosted the national M.D./M.B.A. conference Physician Leadership in the 21st Century in 2009.
Enhance student access to and successful participation in higher education through quality and innovative instruction and student life programs that increase graduation and career placement for a diverse student body.
Objective A
Improve the enrollment and retention of direct-from-high-school, graduate and nontraditional student populations.
- In 2008, the Boonshoft School of Medicine's Horizons in Medicine program celebrated its 13th anniversary of providing science and health care instruction to local students, mostly from disadvantaged or minority backgrounds.
Objective B
Enhance the academic success of students.
- Boonshoft School of Medicine's innovative community-based medical education program produced graduates who are accepted into the nation's top residency programs, including Harvard's Cambridge Health Alliance, Stanford, Cleveland Clinic, Duke, and Mayo Clinic.
- Medical student Colleen McCormick was one of 18 rising students across the nation to receive an American Medical Association Foundation 2012 Physicians of Tomorrow Award.
- Medical student Jason E. Thuener received the American Medical Association Foundation's 2011 Leadership Award, which recognizes outstanding non-clinical leadership skills in advocacy, community service, and education.
- Nick Ritucci, Ph.D., and Larry Ream, Ph.D., received Teaching Excellence Awards from the Boonshoft School of Medicine.
Expand our scholarship in innovative and targeted ways to address regional, national and global needs.
Objective A
Build a national and international research reputation
- Wright State and Premier Health formed the Clinical Trials Research Alliance to combine the biomedical research expertise of the Boonshoft School of Medicine with the clinical resources of the hospital system to increase medical research opportunities for physicians and clinicians. The alliance will increase patient access to research studies in the Dayton region by more efficiently linking investigators to study sponsors and streamlining the infrastructure to speed the entire process.
- The Neuroscience Engineering Collaboration (NEC) Building, which will be completed in 2015, will serve as a collaborative research location for Wright State's neuroscience and engineering scholars from a number of departments from the Boonshoft School of Medicine, the College of Science and Mathematics, and the College of Engineering and Computer Science. Researchers in the NEC Building will focus on translational neuroscience research, neuroimaging, and device development.
- The Wright State University and Premier Health Partners Neuroscience Institute and the Wright State Research Institute are partnering with the Air Force and a regional consortium of companies to solve human performance challenges in the areas of neuroscience and medical imaging, intelligence analyst performance, autonomous systems, and other domains.
- Neuroscience, Cell Biology, and Physiology faculty received a prestigious NIH Program Project Grant in Neuroscience.
- Ties between Wright State's Aerospace Medicine Residency program and Wright-Patterson Air Force Base are expanding and flourishing under the Base Realignment and Closure-directed consolidation.
- Boonshoft School of Medicine increased grant awards by nearly $700,000 to more than $27 million.
- Work continues on the Fels Longitudinal Study, the world's largest and longest-running study of human growth and body composition, thanks in part to more than $13 million in NIH funding.
- In 2009, Katherine Cauley, Ph.D., was selected to serve on the World Health Organization's Expert Advisory Group for Innovative Technologies for the "Global Initiative on Health Technologies" project.
- In 2010, the Boonshoft School of Medicine and Miami Valley Hospital announced the formation of the Wright State and Premier Health Neuroscience Institute to speed the transfer of research discoveries from bench to bedside, improving the diagnosis and treatment of neurological disorders such as stroke.
- The Wright State and Premier Health Neuroscience Institute presented its inaugural symposium Selected Topics in Translational Neuroscience in 2012.
- In 2012, Dawn Wooley, Ph.D., was selected to serve on the prestigious 21-member Recombinant DNA Advisory Committee.
- In 2012, the Boonshoft School of Medicine partnered with the Wright State Research Institute and Premier Health to create the Wright State University and Premier Health Clinical Trials Research Alliance to increase medical research opportunities for physicians and clinicians and boost access to clinical trials in the Dayton region.
- In 2013, Boonshoft School of Medicine researchers were awarded a $4.6 million National Institutes of Health grant to improve the movement of badly injured limbs.
- Medical student Matias Iberico received a Fulbright U.S. Student Program scholarship in medical sciences to research pediatric tuberculosis among impoverished populations in Peru.
- The Medical Mentoring program connected pre-med students with Boonshoft School of Medicine students.
Objective B
Enhance Research and Sponsored Programs infrastructure, leading to more external funding.
- The Boonshoft Center for Genomics Research provides state-of-the-art technical assistance and facilities to support Wright State researchers, as well as industry partners and collaborations with the 711th Human Performance Wing at the Air Force Research Laboratory at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
- The National Institutes of Health awarded Thomas L. Brown, Ph.D., a grant of more than $1.5 million to investigate preeclampsia and other pregnancy-related disorders leading to premature births.
Objective C
Foster discovery at all levels in the educational pipeline (K–16+)
- In 2010, the Boonshoft School of Medicine received $2.1 million from National Institutes of Health to support two innovative programs that prepare students to pursue careers in biomedical science: the STREAMS and GRAD-PREP programs. STREAMS encourages college students who are members of underrepresented minority groups and students with disabilities to choose careers in cardiovascular-related research. GRAD-PREP provides research and academic training in the biomedical/behavioral sciences for post-baccalaureate students from underrepresented groups and those with disabilities who are interested in pursuing a graduate degree.
Provide leadership to promote and support social, cultural and economic development within the region through our collaborations with local, state, national and global partners.
Objective A
Increase the opportunities within the curriculum for community engagement.
- The Boonshoft School of Medicine introduced a service-learning requirement in 2008 for first- and second-biennium students.
Objective B
Enhance the university's presence with the Dayton/West Central Ohio regions, and beyond, in ways that benefit communities.
- The Wright State Physicians building opened, offering an array of care, including neurology, sports medicine orthopedics, family medicine, geriatrics, and dermatology.
- The Boonshoft School of Medicine's Center for Interventions, Treatment, and Addictions Research collaborated with area school districts on the Dayton Area Drug Survey, which provides estimates of non-medical drug use by school-aged teenagers in the Dayton area.
- In 2012, Larry Lawhorne, M.D., began a geriatric study of the Patient-Centered Medical Home for People Living with Dementia, providing 30 households with access to both electronic health records and an interdisciplinary team for medical care.
- The Center for Interventions, Treatment, and Addictions Research continued to advance the scientific understanding of substance abuse and its treatment through a wide array of programs including Weekend Intervention Program; Substance Abuse Resources and Disability Issues and Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Drugs and Disability; the Opioid Use Trajectories and HIV Risk Among Young Adults in Ohio study; and the Wright Health Study.
- The Boonshoft School of Medicine partnered with Reach Out to provide medical care to Montgomery County's poor and uninsured.
- In an effort to expand substance abuse care in Ohio, the Boonshoft School of Medicine partnered with the Ohio Department of Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services to expand technology-assisted care to people with disabilities or mental illness and their families.
Objective C
Offer degree and other education programs consistent with regional and state needs.
- The Boonshoft School of Medicine Center for Global Health worked to improve the quality, efficiency, and access to health care in the local community while helping develop national models through its Global Health Systems Program.
- In 2012, Wright State and the Dayton VA Medical Center partnered to provide graduate medical education to nearly 160 residents and fellows, including 59 active duty military personnel.
- In 2009, the Boonshoft School of Medicine created the new Division of Tactical Emergency Medicine, which is part of the school's Department of Emergency Medicine.
- Julie Gentile, M.D., served as project director for two grant-funded statewide projects: Ohio's Coordinating Center of Excellence in Mental Illness/Intellectual Disability, which provides educational programs, comprehensive psychiatric assessments to patients with mental illness and intellectual disability, and Dual Diagnosis Intervention Teams in 55 counties; and Ohio's Telepsychiatry Project for Intellectual Disability, which serves low-income individuals with mental illness/intellectual disability in 75 counties. In 2009, Gentile received the National Association for the Dually Diagnosed Award for Clinical Practice, and in 2010, she received the American Psychiatric Association's Frank J. Menolascino Award for her work with patients with developmental disabilities.
- In 2009, the Boonshoft School of Medicine and Fairborn broke ground on the National Center for Medical Readiness Tactical Laboratory at Calamityville.
Develop and sustain the human, financial and physical resources required to accomplish the university's strategic goals.
Objective A
Encourage and support the professional development and wellness of faculty and staff.
- In 2012, Wright State Physicians opened its new building on campus, providing a convenient place for students, faculty, and staff, as well as residents of Clark, Montgomery, and Greene Counties, to receive medical care.
Objective B
Enhance fiscal and operational management.
- The Boonshoft School of Medicine and the Miami Valley Hospital formed the Wright State University & Premier Health Partners Neuroscience Institute with a $4.35 million gift from the Miami Valley Hospital.
Objective C
Generate increased revenue.
- The Boonshoft School of Medicine's revenue grew 7 percent in FY09.
- A 2008 economic impact study commissioned by the Ohio Council of Medical Deans found that the Boonshoft School of Medicine, its medical student education and research enterprise, Wright State Physicians, and the resident training and research enterprise of its affiliated hospitals contributed $850.5 million to the state's economy and generated $24 million in state government revenue, while supporting 13,334 jobs.
Objective D
Increase investments in facilities/technologies to achieve strategic goals.
- The Neuroscience Engineering Collaboration Building, which is expected to be completed in 2015, will serve as a collaborative research location for Wright State's neuroscience and engineering departments.
- In 2008, the Boonshoft School of Medicine unveiled the Gandhi Medical Education Center in White Hall, featuring more than 84,000 square feet of lecture halls, classrooms, laboratories, and computer labs devoted to the specialized training of tomorrow's finest medical professionals.


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a serious disorder in which the victim sings his or her favorite song then immediately has the urge to defecate expelling massive amounts of diarrhea in any place readily available.
"today at breakfast I accidentally sang my favorite song and took a shit on my sisters fruit loops, damn singarrhea."
"because of singarrhea my fish is dead."
"because of singarrhea my fish is dead."
by lmao rawr April 14, 2009


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I posted my mock on Jan. 21 st. Obviously its not going to be my last one ,
1st round. Ezekiel Ansah BYU. DE.
2nd round. Travis Frederick Wis. G/C.
3rd round. Tharold Simon LSU. CB.
4th round. Nico Jonhson Alabama. ILB.
5th round. Ricky Wagner Wis. OT.
6th round. Michael Williams Alabama. TE.
7th round. Jonathan Cyprien FIU. SS
Cyprien is a second, third round pick at the best.
Ricky Wagner sucks too.
Rest is good.
1st Desmond Trufant CB Washington (future star I think)
2nd Oday Aboushi OT Virginia (more reasonable than Fluker in 2nd round)
3rd Brandon Williams Missouri Southern St
4th Jon Bostic(solid LB could turn into a nice player)
5th Shamarko Thomas S Syracuse
6th Stansley Maponga DE TCU
7th Rex Burkhead RB Nebraska
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1 Ezekiel Ansah DE
2 Arthur Brown ILB
3 Terron Armstead OT
4 Bennie Logan DT
5 Terry Hawthorne CB
6 Hugh Thornton OG
7 Alec Lemon WR
1. Xavier Rhodes, CB
2. Sylvester Williams, DT
3. Devin Taylor, DE
4. Robert Lester, SS
5. Chris Faulk, OT
6. Bruce Taylor, ILB
Comp. 6: Rodney Smith, WR
7. Ty Powell, OLB
This is a contest! We can critique each others mocks in other threads.
It's almost hilarious of how people think a LB will fix things. Either people overrate our defensive depth or they overrate the LB position Fewell in his Super Bowl winning defense played 2 LBs for the majority of snaps.


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Scary Monsters looked like skinny monsters. Jokes aside, the kids were good — so good, it didn't matter they looked like a high-school rock band. Lead singer Jed Rouhana's alabaster neck craned over the mic like a thin bird's would. His mouth hung open, slack, like a kid playing a video game. But he sang loud, one part Marilyn Manson, one part David Bowie (if Bowie wore a jet black wig). And in song, the smallish boy wasn't a boy anymore.
Rouhana's pale cheeks shuddered as he belted a chorus with a voice like Cher. The band then slowed it down with a new song. "It's not dancy and hyperactive," Jed warned. But it's not a slow song either.
At show's end, I cornered the drummer, who wore a white undershirt over muscles, and told him I liked the new song. "You liked that one?" he asks. "It's fucking "Elephant." Like big fucking elephant," he explains, demarking it from others like "Fast Money" and "Liver" (and I wonder: why can't kids today think of other fucking adjectives?)
So the night's over. The band is young yet, and who can say they'll last? But we clapped after every song, and in the end, wished those skinny kids would play for us a little longer.
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