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The Church of Scientology International European Public Affairs Office partnered with the Pakistan Businessmen Forum of Belgium and the Institute for Peace and Development to help 50 Pakistani youth commit to live drug-free lives.
The Church of Scientology's presentation of its anti-drug campaign to the Belgian Pakistani community, including three video clips that raised awareness of the devastating effects of marijuana, alcohol, and heroin, could not have been timelier. It addressed the same issue raised last Tuesday by Pakistan's Ministry for Narcotics Control, that there are an estimated 620,800 drug addicts in Pakistan, 77 percent of them heroin [3] users.
In October 1947, just months after Pakistan gained its independence, Muhammad Ali Jinnah, first Governor-General of Pakistan, said, "My message to you all is of hope, courage and confidence. Let us mobilize all our resources in a systematic and organized way and tackle the grave issues that confront us with grim determination and discipline worthy of a great nation." Today, one of those issues is drug abuse and addiction [4].
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I made this simple page to share and show how I created this Rainbow style element. Hope it's useful x I tried out a circle and flower too although the finish alters depending on the element used. Instead of metal you could use another element i.e. glass and have fun experimenting x edit: the element is now available as a png via my blog if you would like it.
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cosybythefire on 9th March 2012
Thank you Heather for the lesson I will give it a go. I hope I can give myself a
Debbieko on 9th March 2012
Gorgeous Heather, thanks for info...love it!!
KarenLewis on 9th March 2012
Gorgeous rainbow effect, Heather. Thanks for the tutorial - certainly one to play with.
wendyp on 9th March 2012
Thanks Heather. You can also apply a plastic effect with no colour fill to give a nice effect.
sandiec on 9th March 2012
Thank you for the tutorial will have a play later
Collector on 9th March 2012
Just had a play. Great results thanks to your tutorial.x
Will try wendyp suggestion on my results.
oldfinger on 9th March 2012
Wonderful Heather.Fabulous TUTMust have a play
norfolkbroad on 9th March 2012
Beautiful effect and great Tut! Thanks Heather.
dicraftaway on 9th March 2012
will try this when I get to know my way around all the buttons ect.
jennyjennyjenny on 9th March 2012
this looks fab will have a play with this after thanks I keep all these in a file for ref and find them really helpful xx

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A letter Thursday concerning my voting record on the Indiana Area school board contained implied and factual errors. I would like to set that record straight.
I have served the school district, its students and taxpayers for 7 1/2 years and have been a good steward of our resources.
During that period I have worked on seven budget adoptions. I have only voted twice to raise the millage rate (2007, 2012). I voted for no tax increase for two years (2006, 2011); in the three remaining years I voted "no" on tax increases that were eventually adopted (2008-2010).
I also voted "no" on the teachers' contract approved in 2008 due to its unreasonably high increases of 5 percent per year over four years.
Yes, I did propose that we spend up to $10 million on all of our buildings under my proposed "Operation Get Out of Debt" and to repay our debt in approximately 10 years. These expenditures were to be spread out over all the district's buildings to make much-needed major repairs and upgrades. As it turned out, the districtwide needs exceeded the $10 million figure I had initially proposed. This was due in part to the fact that Eisenhower and Ben Franklin elementary schools had never had a major renovation since they were built in the 1950s.
In 2012 I chaired the ESCO (Energy Savings) Committee, which, along with the Finance Committee, was directly responsible in developing recommendations concerning the building upgrades currently under way, including the repair of leaking roofs at the senior high and several elementary schools. This work also included upgrades in all our buildings' HVAC, lighting, water consumption and classroom computer equipment.
As a result, the district borrowed $16.915 million, of which $14.898 million was used in the ESCO project, resulting in an annual savings of $300,000. The remaining $2.017 million was spent on building improvements for academics, building maintenance or student/staff security. The repayment of this debt was funded from two sources: the guaranteed $300,000 annual energy savings and $100,000 from the 2-mill tax increase passed in 2010 to pay for a planned $16 million renovation at the senior high, which I opposed.
As it stands now, the total repayment period for all the district's debt is 15 years.
All of our schools should be in good shape to keep our students warm, safe and dry for the next 20 years.
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Ive just found this thread after searching the internet for turbo'd s50's and was quite shocked to find one in the uk that is so similar to what mine is like atm, the inlet manifold is identical!!
I was just about to cut a piston in half to check how much it could be machined, but after reading a few posts linked from this one it would appear that isnt a good idea. (I was going to remove 2.5mm to reduce CR to around 8.6:1)
Looks like i'll be ordering JE pistons.
What management have you used and who is the best person to map it in this country?
Any advice would be great!
I used a VEMS ecu as it does what is needed and is cheap.
I´d be the best person to map it.
I´ve tuned TONS of vems ecus on forced induction BMW´s so far. And I like it .
Any standalone will allow you to remove the MAF.
Cost is 600quid , You can use the vems ecu with or without vanos or whatever you like.
I´ve made turbo bmw´s work with SMT6. But then again, I´d be able to tune the OEM ecu these days just as well, I couldn´t do the same years ago.
well standalone is easier to be honest. But it´s all about the power level you want.
I´d be tuning a smt6 and oem ecu to make the best of the combo
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There is a fellow in Europe who has a great plug and play standalone system. http://www.gstuning.net/ Gunni is the guy I know of there. He should be able to help you much better than we can at the moment. I know it is a little more than you want to spend, but it may be the easiest route to go.
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wikiHow to Act Like The Joker
If you are cosplaying as the Joker from Batman, you can take things to the next level by acting as him. This wikiHow will give you tips on how to act like the Joker to make your cosplay more believable and memorably.
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1Watch the film, closely re-watch scenes that include the Joker and how he behaves. Notice every little detail. This will help you to absorb his character and understand the way he thinks.
2Practice the Joker's posture and mannerisms. Learn to walk the odd way he does and make a habit of licking your lips and contorting your mouth like he does.
3Imitate his voice and manner of speech. The Joker's voice in the Dark Knight is quite hard to copy at first, but you can soon get the hang of it. At times it is quite husky, and other times his voice drops to only a whisper. Learn when to talk loudly and when to talk quietly. When learning how to copy the way he talks and the types of words he uses, keep everything you say brief and to the point. Never drone on about anything, and make sure everyone you talk to is always listening.
4Practice The Joker's laugh. The Joker is known for being crazy and what do crazy people do most often? Laugh. Learn when to laugh, and when not to laugh. The Joker's laugh is a sort of husky cackle that is hard to imitate, but just like his voice you can soon get the hang of it if you practice. When you laugh, exhale first instead of inhaling like most people. This is how you achieve the Joker's cackle.
5Do things for no apparent reason. The Joker does things just for the sake of doing them. He has no plan or motive, and he doesn't care about the consequences. He just thinks of something and does it without giving it much thought. However, don't do anything dangerous like walking into oncoming traffic or jumping off buildings.
6If you do have reasons for doing things, hide them! Never let people know what you are up to, and always hide your intentions.
7Have no fear. This may seem a bit "Batman-like" but it's also essential if you want to become the Joker. The Joker is not afraid of being locked up. He's not afraid of Batman. He's not afraid of the police. He's not afraid to die. When Batman beat him up while interrogating him, all the Joker did was just laugh.
8Never take anything too seriously. Always see the light-hearted and funny side of everything. The Joker makes loads of funny jokes and comments but keep in mind that he doesn't overdo it. Make sure you have the right timing for your jokes and only say them in the right situations; otherwise people will think you are just trying desperately to be funny.
9Gain more intelligence. Even if you are already smart, become smarter. The Joker is extremely intelligent and cunning no matter how crazy he seems. He always has backup plans and people doing his dirty work.
10Be charismatic. The Joker is an evil, murdering sociopath, yet whenever he's on the screen one can't look away. The Joker has an air of confidence and is very interesting from his mannerisms to the things he says. Try to emulate this.
11The Joker is known for being, well, a joker. He is known for being mischievous and cunning, and always has a thing or two up his sleeve. Make sure you carry some prank items with you at all times, and keep them in weird places, like in your shoes or in your sleeves as the metaphor says.
12Emulate the Joker's dress style. You don't have to go and buy a Joker costume, but just dress formally. Make sure the clothes you wear look classy but a little shabby at the same time. They don't have be purple and green like the Joker's suit, but make sure they are unique and original.
13If you really want to take this one step further, you can also change your facial appearance. However, this step is not recommended and only do it if you are really desperate to be the Joker. You will probably be ridiculed, but then again you are now the Joker; why would you care? The Joker has medium long wavy green hair, wears loads of white makeup, has dark eyeliner around his eyes, and of course his signature red grin. Make sure you apply the dye and/or make up messily, the Joker is not neat and tidy. Don't completely dye your hair; have parts of it not dyed to look more shabby. When applying the make up, make a lot of smudges around the red grin and black eyeshadow.
14Most of the above instructions have been inferred from the movie. This is an interpretation of how to act like the Joker. There's not a whole lot to cite except for the movie, but then again, it's pointless to cite that. Why so serious?
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- Make sure you have lots of confidence before trying to imitate the Joker.
- Don't be afraid to make yourself look crazy in front of others. The Joker is known for his insane behavior.
- Even if Heath Ledger's version of the Joker has these, don't try to make a Glasgow-smile on yourself, it hurts like hell and your parents will possibly not be happy about it. For that matter use live roleplay make-up to make the scars if they're important to you!
- Laugh a lot.
- To act more like Jack Nicholson's portrayal of the Joker, put emphasis on the humor, with morbidity more as an afterthought.
- To act more like Cesar Romero's portrayal of the Joker, stick strictly to humor and forget the morbidity entirely.
- Above all, don't do anything that may hurt yourself or others or anything that might send you to "Arkham Asylum" A.K.A. Prison.
- If you carry real or realistic weapons with you to school, a store or mall, etc. -- security guards will call police who will arrest you in many cities/towns.
- Don't use your laugh during an offensive situation. Although the movie Joker will laugh at movie-tragedy, this will rarely be accepted in the real world.
- Don't pretend to hurt or harm people who will take it seriously and call police.
- At school, you might be told on, if you talk about violent jokes -- or laugh at someone who got hurt -- or wear your scars.
- Your parents may be called; you may be sent to the office.
- Don't pretend to do a magic trick in front of kids that seems that you are harming someone; this is/or could be dangerous and parents will complain.
- Don't commit crimes, like the Joker character acts out. This is just how to act like the Joker; don't take this too far. There is no reason whatsoever to commit crimes (or pretend to commit them in public) to act like the Joker. It would be unreasonably dangerous to you and possibly to others.
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- Red lipstick
- Black eyeliner and/or eye shadow
- Green hair dye
- White makeup or powder
- Formal clothes
- A few prank toys
- 10 or more Joker Cards
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Cadillac Seville / Cadillac Eldorado Forum Discussion, Front discs for my 1999 Seville STS in Past Cadillac Vehicle Discussion; Hi, My front discs (rotors) seem to be pretty worn away: seems to be excessive for 78000 miles, but never ...
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Front discs for my 1999 Seville STS
My front discs (rotors) seem to be pretty worn away: seems to be excessive for 78000 miles, but never mind...
Anyway, I am in the UK, and generally try and source these things myself. Looking around, it seems that the discs are made by Brembo (not bad!! I didn't know that :coolgleam )...
Can anybody give me any part numbers for them? GM (less preferable) or if Brembo themselves have part nums (more preferable)...
Have done a little looking online and www.brake-parts.com and www.carpartsteam.com seem to have them, but they list them under it seems their own part numbers.
It should be fairly easy with the part #'s to get the discs over here; the problem with big slabs of steel is they cost money to ship, so would prefer to get them local if possible.
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Re: Front discs for my 1999 Seville STS
I'm going to risk providing useless information here as I have no idea what mechanical differences there would be on an export-to-Europe model (if any). And you might look at www.gmpartsdirect.com for answers; they have a mail-to link on their page for questions.
Your '99 is the same as my '98, or would be if they were both domestic.
Front rotor GM part # 18060640
Front pads " " 18045379
Some dimensions on the rotor might help you. They are 11.8" diameter, 1.267" thick (new), discard thickness 1.2".
I have seen on-line parts catalogs that list certain running gear items as fitting '92-'98 in error. The major chassis / platform change happened with the 1998 model year.
Cheers, Jim
Re: Front discs for my 1999 Seville STS
Thanks for the helpful response; I do have the factory service manuals for my '99 and I can tell you there isn't much difference... I have right-hand-drive which causes a few quirks here and there...
In fact the only differences (which aren't applicable to the UK) are for export to countries that use leaded gasoline: I don't know where these may be (South America perhaps?)...
Anyway, thanks for the pointer to the GM parts website - didn't know about that one....
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To the eleven people that have viewed my blog in the United States and the two in Germany, hello and guten Tag!
Being extremely indecisive has proved to be a major obstacle in the beginning stages of this project. I had my entire collection designed and ready to go until this past Friday when I came up with better basis for the collection that seems so much more on trend and just all together BETTER than my original.
I have so many ideas for this second collection that already I've sketched 25 different looks that I want to make and it's overwhelming and I think I'm going crazy and THIS PROJECT IS REALLY FUN. Anyway, this collection is very edgy and neutral with small pops of color in certain pieces and I'm really excited about it's potential. I feel like this dramatic change in direction is going to be very beneficial in the long term because I have more ideas now that I can use later.
In terms of fabrics for this collection, I'm thinking knits in neutral colors and black leather... Which SOUNDS very odd and a little too edgy but I love the idea of adding leather as trim or to a sleeve just to make an item very current or allow it to transfer from day to night. But as I have learned this week, leather is expensive. Like, really expensive. We're talking $14 a yard for FAKE leather. Definitely not something I can afford to buy in bulk. I'm going to try and find something a little bit cheaper yet still high quality. Worse comes to worst I'll incorporate the leather in a smaller, more affordable way. A huge part of my Etsy shop is to make cute clothes that are fashion forward and AFFORDABLE for the everyday girl. Using expensive fabrics would increase the price of garments, which would take away from that goal. Definitely not something I'm interested in doing.
At this point in the project, I feel a little bit stuck and unsure of where to start next and a little apprehensive to begin purchases. I'm going to try and sit down with my mom this week to work out where my initial funding is going to come from. I need to take time to outline my business in order to remain organized and efficient.
I have attached a very rough and tentative sketch of a dress I want to put in my collection (I'm trying to sketch on my iPad so it shows up better on here. Needless to say I'm still getting used to it). It probably won't be white, but the collar and pockets will be black leather, and the top will be black lace lined with a neutral color that goes with the dress.


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Endocrinologist and human geneticist David Altshuler is a professor of genetics and medicine at Harvard Medical School, and in the department of Molecular Biology, the Center for Human Genetic Research, and the Diabetes Unit at Massachusetts General Hospital. David is one of four founding members of the Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT and serves as the Institute's first Deputy Director and Chief Academic Officer. He is also Director of Broad's Program in Medical and Population Genetics.
David studies human genetic variation and its application to disease, using tools and information from the Human Genome Project. He has been a lead investigator in The SNP Consortium, the International HapMap Project, and the 1,000 Genomes Project - public-private partnerships that have created public maps of human genome sequence variation as a foundation for disease research. His work has contributed to the identification of gene variants that are associated with the risk of common conditions, including type 2 diabetes, blood cholesterol and myocardial infarction, as well as prostate cancer, systemic lupus erythematosis, and rheumatoid arthritis. He is a member of the Institute of Medicine of the National Academies, as well as the American Society for Clinical Investigation, Association of American Physicians, and the Advisory Council of the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive Kidney Diseases.
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Dr. Caggana received her doctoral degree from the Harvard School of Public Health and completed post-doctoral work in clinical molecular genetics at the Mt. Sinai School of Medicine. She is board certified in clinical molecular genetics by the American Board of Medical Genetics and a fellow of the American College of Medical Genetics. Dr. Caggana has been employed by the Wadsworth Center since 1996, where she is Deputy Director of the Division of Genetics, Chief of the Laboratory of Human Genetics, and Director of the Newborn Screening Program. In addition, she serves as the Section Head for genetic testing and conducts regulatory reviews for all genetic test methods conducted by laboratories performing testing on New York State patients. Her laboratory uses DNA technology to study frequencies of specific gene mutations in dried blood spots and performs DNA analysis in the context of newborn screening.
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Henry Louis Gates, Jr., is the Alphonse Fletcher University Professor and the Director of the W.E.B. Du Bois Institute for African and African American Research at Harvard University. An influential scholar in the field of African American Studies, he is the author of fifteen books and has hosted and produced eleven documentaries for PBS and the BBC. Professor Gates earned his MA and PhD at Clare College of the University of Cambridge, and his BA, summa cum laude, at Yale University. He is the recipient of 51 honorary degrees and numerous awards, including the MacArthur "genius grant" and the National Humanities Medal, conferred on him by President Bill Clinton in 1998. He was named to Time magazine's "25 Most Influential Americans" list in 1997 and to Ebony magazine's "Power 150" list in 2009 and to its "Power 100" list in 2010.
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Hank Greely is the Deane F. and Kate Edelman Johnson Professor of Law and Professor, by courtesy, of Genetics at Stanford University. He specializes in ethical, legal, and social issues arising from advances in the biosciences, particularly from genetics, neuroscience, and human stem cell research. He chairs the California Advisory Committee on Human Stem Cell Research and the steering committee of the Stanford University Center for Biomedical Ethics, and directs the Stanford Center for Law and the Biosciences. From 2007 to 2010 he was a co-director of the Law and Neuroscience Project. In 2006, he was elected a fellow of the American Association for Advancement of Science.
Professor Greely graduated from Stanford in 1974 and from Yale Law School in 1977. He served as a law clerk for Judge John Minor Wisdom on the United States Court of Appeals and for Justice Potter Stewart of the United States Supreme Court. After working during the Carter Administration in the Departments of Defense and Energy, he entered private practice in Los Angeles in 1981 as a litigator with the law firm of Tuttle & Taylor, Inc. He began teaching at Stanford in 1985.
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Dean Evelynn M. Hammonds began her tenure as dean of Harvard College on June 1, 2008. Prior to her appointment as dean, she served as Harvard University's first senior vice provost for Faculty Development and Diversity beginning in July 2005. She is also the Barbara Gutmann Rosenkrantz Professor of the History of Science and of African and African American Studies.
Dean Hammonds joined the Faculty of Arts and Sciences in 2002 after teaching at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), where she was the founding director of the Center for the Study of Diversity in Science, Technology and Medicine. Her scholarly interests include the history of scientific, medical, and sociopolitical concepts of race, the history of disease and public health, gender in science and medicine, and African-American history. She is the author of "Childhood's Deadly Scourge: The Campaign to Control Diphtheria in New York City, 1880-1930" and many scholarly articles.
Dean Hammonds received her B.S. in physics from Spelman College. She earned a bachelor's in electrical engineering from Georgia Institute of Technology, a master's degree in physics from MIT, and a Ph.D. in the history of science from Harvard. She was a postdoctoral fellow in the School of Social Science at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, N.J. and also served as a Sigma Xi Distinguished Lecturer from 2003 to 2005. Currently she is an associate member of the Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT.
Dean Hammonds serves on a number of boards including the Board of Overseers of the Museum of Science in Boston, and the Association of American Colleges and Universities. She holds an honorary doctorate of humane letters from her alma mater, Spelman College where she also serves on the Board of Trustees. In February 2008, she was named a fellow of the Association of Women in Science (AWIS). She serves on the Committee on Equal Opportunities in Science and Engineering (CEOSE), the congressionally mandated advising committee to the National Science Foundation.
Rick Kittles, Ph.D.
Rick Kittles received a Ph.D. in Biological Sciences from George Washington University in 1998. His first faculty appointment was at Howard University where he helped establish the National Human Genome Center at Howard University. From 1997 to 2004, Dr. Kittles helped establish and coordinate a national cooperative network to study the genetics of hereditary prostate cancer in the African American community. This project, called the AAHPC study network, successfully recruited over 100 African American hereditary prostate cancer families and serves as a model for recruitment of African Americans in genetic studies of complex diseases. Dr. Kittles is well known for his research of prostate cancer and health disparities among African Americans. He has also been at the forefront of the development of ancestry-informative genetic markers, and how genetic ancestry can be used to map genes for common traits and disease.
Kittles co-founded African Ancestry, Inc., a private company that provides DNA testing services for tracing African genetic lineages to genealogists and the general public around the world. Kittles was recently named in Ebony magazine's "The Ebony Power 100." Ebony selected the nation's top 100 African-American "power players" in sports, academia, religion, business, environment, science & tech, entertainment, arts and letters, fashion, politics, media, activism and health.
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By Paul Gardner
Allow me to present the latest (I think they're the latest) developments in the realm of soccer tactics and terminology.
Some years back -- it was in 1998 -- I commented on the lovely remark made by the Brazilian forward Giovane Elber. He had just joined Bayern Munich, there to fall victim to Coach Giovanni Trapattoni's defensive mindset. Unhappy about that, Elber remarked sarcastically to journalists that his new position was "Defensive striker."
It was intended, and was widely received, as a humorous -- but incisive -- comment on the contradictions of modern tactics.
I regret to report that there is no longer any humor in the oxymoronic defensive striker. He is now a reality and the term is bandied about by tactical experts with straight faces.
Just last week we had Rafa Benitez, the latest in the procession of interim Chelsea coaches, praising forward Fernando Torres - yes, the Spanish goalscorer who's been having trouble scoring goals - for his defensive skills: "If you analyze [our defending at] corner kicks, he was amazing. He was two or three times clearing the ball and afterwards doing man-to-man marking. It's what he had to do."
This is actually a good deal worse than it sounds. The new "defensive forward" term is applied to forwards who stay upfield (which we can define, optimistically, as meaning in the other team's half of the field) -- and who do their "defending" up there. Nothing too sophisticated -- it consists mainly of closing down space that might be exploited by opponents.
At least, that's how it started. It has now bloated into a goal-line to goal-line activity, described by another of the sport's workmanlike terms -- "tracking back" -- an activity that, if practiced diligently, takes a forward far, far away from the area that used to be considered his rightful territory.
And those words from Benitez -- "it's what he had to do" -- are disturbing. They imply compulsion and underline another phrase, "defensive duties," often heard these days.
But what Benitez was praising Torres for was something much more radical than having a defender make defensive-type plays upfield. Here we have Torres playing in his own penalty area, required to use his height and strength to outjump and outmuscle his opponents. Of course, should the ball be won by Chelsea, opening up the chance of a quick counterattack, it is not likely that Torres will be a part of it. If he is, it won't be that quick.
Does the greatest goalscorer of our time, Lionel Messi, prowl his own penalty area when Barcelona concede a corner kick? Not that I've noticed. Well, he wouldn't be much use, being, you know, sort of on the small side. So Messi can be safely left to concentrate on what he does best. Not so for poor Torres, who gets tabbed as a defender simply because of his physique.
And if Torres were told to forget about defense and just fix his mind on scoring, what then? I'd say the chances of Torres regaining his scoring touch would be increased. But possibly at the risk of a tremendous distortion in the shape of the team, and maybe a total collapse of tactical discipline.
Then again, maybe not. Also playing in Spain, where the incomparable Messi operates, are two more great goalscorers -- Cristiano Ronaldo and Falcao. Maybe Ronaldo does some defensive work -- but certainly not as a "duty" -- but he is an absolutely extraordinary athlete who might well be able to cover all the necessary mileage without tiring himself.
Falcao, we know doesn't operate like that. This is Spain coach Vicente Del Bosque: "Falcao is the goalscorer inside the box par excellence. Ronaldo is more a player who operates down the wing in search of goals, and Messi just goes wherever he wants."
I've been studiously omitting to bring up one highly relevant point here -- one that tends to completely undermine all this stuff about having forwards play defense. Because we seem to be heading for a soccer world in which forwards are ceasing to exist. Most teams now play with only one player who could fall within the classic definition of a forward -- an advanced player with a primarily (or, heaven forbid, exclusively) attacking role.
Formations without any forwards at all have been sighted. Then there are the formations that employ a forward, just one, who is "good with his back to the goal." I find that one amusing when combined with another phrase that has survived its genuine use in the 1930s, but has long since ceased to have any meaning. This talk of a forward "line" in the era of the single forward. This past weekend I heard an English TV commentator talking about a team needing a forward "who can lead the line." Even if there were a line, I'm pondering, is it possible for a line to be led by someone who plays with his back to goal?
I jest. Soccer has been trying, for ages and ages now, to field teams of 11 super-skilled all-around players who can attack and defend and do just about everything with amazing ability. Maybe we came close to that with the Dutch and the Germans and their Total Soccer of the 1970s. Maybe Spain and Barcelona are getting there.
But I doubt it. The "universal" players come along every so often -- the classic example, we are told was Alfredo Di Stefano. I think Ronaldo is the closest we have nowadays. But these are rare creatures. For the moment we continue to have the lesser mortals divided into defenders and midfielders and forwards. But it's that last category that worries, constantly under attack by the tacticians, a category being slowly eroded by the imposition of defensive chores. Surely, we can't be entering the age of forward-less soccer. Can we?


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So last week was a crazy week! I was in FOUR different schools. I wanted to share all that I saw in each of the exciting classrooms! First I went to Megan's room. Above is what it looked like when we walked in the door!
And here are some pictures of the things we did! I think we got a whole lot done. The way I set up a room is to push everything to one side and move things to the cleared place. I just love all the rugs and comfy places in Megan's room. It is so inviting! A place where all kids want to hang out!
Megan puts fabric on the back of all her bookcases. She usually doesn't take it off at the end of the year, but this year they had a lice outbreak and their principal made them remove and wash all fabric! What a job! The table picture is where I had the things piled that we still needed to decide on. The piles on the floor are the beginning of the sort!
We put fabric on all the bulletin boards! Below is Megan's monkey shelf. I had a photo of it on my blog before, but it just makes me smile! Her dad made that for her before she was even born! Such sweet memories! The shoe bag is for the mail center! Organizer above holds paper, envelopes, etc.
I just love all the added touches. Animal buddies to read to, picture frames to hold family photos taken at open house, and sweet little containers to hold "stuff"!
This board is to hold the anchor charts for literacy and math. Each of the two sections on the left are 2 pieces of poster board wide. Megan is making headings to go above each section. I can't remember what she is putting in the third section! I hate all those tv cords and wires. Any suggestions on how to hide them?
At the end of the day, this was the pile of trash! We left the rest for another day! Come back tomorrow to see another great room makeover!


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Darxide EMP™ - Frontier's first game for mobile devices, published by Frontier, was launched in February 2003. It is an updated (re-balanced) version of the original Darxide for the Sega 32X.
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Unofficially lightweight Rolando Reyes (31-4-2, 20 KOs) is being mentioned as a possible challenger in the first defense of WBC lightweight world champion Edwin Valero. It is expected that a decision on that fight will be made during the week. Valero is planning to defend his WBC crown during December in Caracas, Venezuela.


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DuckMauler wrote:They are incredible places to hunt, or at least they would be if it were legal. Years ago you could hunt all 3. But thanks to the wonderful city of greensboro and the state of nc that ended a long time ago. Those 3 lakes as well as the new randlmen lake destroyed the goose hunting in that area. We used to have some really good places in guilford county. There are still good ponds to hunt in the area but all are private and you have to know someone. You might could try lake reidsville. I know it allows duck hunting in some form of a permit scale every week. Not sure how it works but you could look into it. Just to your east is Jordan lake if you wanna fight over a spot at 1230am in the morning. Hunting in piedmont nc is pretty pitiful any more. Unless you know people that have private land and will let you hunt, you're really just going to be wasting your time and money! Good luck!
mayhem96 wrote:Yep, no hunting on those three lakes. Great bass fishing on Townsend though. The bad thing is, there are tons of Buffleheads on that lake. My guess is find some ponds, swamps, and fields and try to get permission
dale.m wrote:mayhem96 wrote:Yep, no hunting on those three lakes. Great bass fishing on Townsend though. The bad thing is, there are tons of Buffleheads on that lake. My guess is find some ponds, swamps, and fields and try to get permission
Haha yes the bass fishing on Townsend is excellent. I had a great season this past year. I live right off Doggett road and pass over the lake every morning. There are always lots of buffle head around the points but I always see groups of woodies heading down into the swampy coves on the north western side. Man I wish they would open up the hunting on Townsend again. I've always questioned how much of the swampy areas Greensboro owns. You'd think that there would be a point where their land would end and private land would begin. I guess I'll have to do some property line research. Thank you for the help guys. Happy hunting.
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Agreed...don't know about you but I'm ready for the spawn
drakemed323 wrote:I have hunted lake Reidsville. It's like any other place in piedmont to hunt not great. They have a duck club there. Lake is open Monday Wednesday and Saturday. The club builds and maintains the blinds. The club member get first dibs on the blinds. Lets say you want to hunt on Wednesday. The club members can call Tuesday morning at 7 to reserve a blind then at 8 anybody else can call. It cost $24 a day to hunt unless you are in the club then it's $12. The good part is that you don't have to get there at 1 in the morning. You have a set blind and no one else can get in there so you can get there 30 before lst. The blinds are nice and the plant millet in front of the blinds. We have killed a few ducks there in the past but nothing to write home about.
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ramyb wrote:thanks
As for it not being middle school material, I have never heard of teachers screening science fair projects before they are done. When I was in school, it was a surprise what your project was until the day you presented. This would obviously not fly from the perspective of a teacher, but for a student trying it and thinking it might work, this could totally happen. If we are looking at the end result and saying that's the reason it is not science fair material, then most of the fogged entries (which have already been defended by tgentry) should also be rejected for the same reason.
Then you are just making stuff up. Our science fair was a lot more involving than "Hey kids, just show up with what you think is Science."
It involved an entire process of getting your project approved, filling out your Scientific Method plan, creating progress reports, etc.
I'd never expect this to even get past the approval process.
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I try to keep my mouth shut in ramyb threads for the most part but - really? This is so reminscent of the Floyd cover design it got my hackles up. That's an iconic image, still large in the public mind. Bad job, really.
paigeg wrote:I try to keep my mouth shut in ramyb threads for the most part but - really? This is so reminscent of the Floyd cover design it got my hackles up. That's an iconic image, still large in the public mind. Bad job, really.
Yeah, but he's going to stand to sell a lot of shirts, isn't that what it is all about?
All of you rambling on about how many colors on the shirt may be missing the experiment involved. It's not about the number of colors, but the growth of the plant under a certain color.
On a side note, I really enjoy this design and appreciate the research put into it.
djtheatre wrote:I don't think so. It's just a picture of a cup of dirt. Yes it's in reference to one of his jokes... but it's still just an image.
I was only asking because I though that he sold a similar shirt on his web site. I don't see it there any more, but if you want a laptop skin ...
Anyway... Take Luck!!
Even a blind squirrel is right twice a day.
jthurley wrote:Uhm, those are all fixed pulleys, the rope would be pulling him upwards with 1 ton of force. If he's going to actually get any advantage, he needs movable ones in the system somewhere. Nice idea, but not science geek worthy execution.
That seems like an odd complaint when looking at some of the other entries, mine included.
To all the wonderful human beings complaining about this "not being middle school material" I don't remember any androids, frankenstein's monsters, or deadly robots at my science fair either. These shirts are supposed to be creative and fun, if you don't like it don't vote for it. To the middle age soccer moms that are terrified that this might be animal cruelty, or too much for little Timmy's young mind to handle, I would like to remind you that its a T-SHIRT! If you don't think you or your kid can handle the sight of dead cartoon turtles, just don't buy the shirt.
Like I said in a previous post
'Dark side of the Moon' time again
Biffo wrote:How is cruelty to animals funny?
Wow, another one. IT'S A SHIRT!!!!! No one is suggesting that anyone actually fly a turtle. If you think that this shirt would make someone in your life go out and trap a turtle, then try to fly it with balloons, maybe you should have a talk with him about the difference between reality and fantasy.
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I loves it. Forget the haters lol....
renovatioxii wrote:Pure logic. I like it!
Thank you!
walmazan wrote:Come on! Return to the frog of war !
Yes, please. This is too good to not win. I love it!
Johndis5 wrote:I posted this comment on another shirt, but I think it applies here as well.
"I hope Monday brings some sweeping rejections, because it's starting to seem like an "anything remotely related to science" derby and not "middle school science fair"."
Well that's what happened to the "Scientific Method" derby too if I remember correctly.
Re: In Harmony
Holy crap, I want this so bad. I'm an engineer and I perform vibration-based machinery diagnostics for a living. The level of WANT is so high, I'm taking back all votes on other shirts in this derby.
Re: SUPERNERDS!
I love the muted colors and I think Magnet Lad and Iron Boy look cool, but I'm confused by Spider-Nerd's arms. Why are the so long?
Sorry if I'm missing something obvious.
If a middle schooler ever did this experiment they would likely be put into a special education program. I think even if a 3rd grader were to do this I would question whether they were dropped on their head as a kid.
And if a kid were to do this experiment, they would probably get bullied and ridiculed similar to what Ramyb is currently experiencing.
Middle school is basically just like high school with lower expectations, it is not like elementary school where anything goes and everyone wins.
Re: Plasma Ball
what science fair would be compleate without a plasma ball
Re: Bunny Balloon Lungs
So that is the thumping in my chest after a good jog.
Re: [url=http://shirt.woot.com/Derby/Entry.aspx?id=51950]Young Bell
this really quite amazing, Kasey! As darkxxx mentioned I really love your designed and amzed at the range of work you submit. pretty frickin' awesome in my book. I think why this design isn't doing as well as it should the ever present dislike of creme colored shirts but I think its fitting for this design and can't really imagine it on any other color. gmv.
Re: Fire=BAD!
It's a little dark sadly, but I love the overall idea.
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really stunning design as always patrick. I do have to agree that the theme isn't exactly clear however but so are number of other submissions this week with such bizarre ambigious theme to work with. gmv none the less.
Re: The Life Cycle of a CATerpillar
this a very cute and funny shirt, Diana! really wearable. love the colors and the kids style chosen for your drawings!!! gmv
Re: Happier Times
This is so good!
I love the idea!
pmccall wrote:My take on the primary colors science fair style. This took me a lot longer than I expected but I got a lot of practice with hafltones in the process...
Great job!! You did amazing at showing the magic of primary colors at work!
k8edid3 wrote:ha! awesome! i think you should test out this theory and report back! i think it could work.
Thanks, k8edid3.
Although I don't think I want to invest in 500 pounds of potatoes to try it out.
ochopika wrote:Yea I will take it more into consideration next time, I could also use the t-shirt model-lady template that I found. Though she doesn't have the same proportions as a more voluptuous woman.
Boobs are such a problem. :/ I have this problem.
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I want this shirt so bad.
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Hey everyone! thanks for all the fun support so far. I'm glad this shirt makes people laugh. Cup of Dirt has always been one of my favorite jokes. Keep voting and spreading the word. Thanks!
crapface wrote:Holy crap, I want this so bad. I'm an engineer and I perform vibration-based machinery diagnostics for a living. The level of WANT is so high, I'm taking back all votes on other shirts in this derby.
Oh, thanks! I hope you get to buy it, too. :D
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Before the rejectinator hammer boings, I'd like to recognize the jar spilling blue sky, clouds and rainbows. Awesome, but pretty abstract. Here is a prism spilling light, combined with the wandering imagination of a boy who'd rather be anywhere else than a science fair. I hope you like it.
theseize wrote:Boobs are such a problem. :/ I have this problem.
I have the same problem. Like anything, they're good in moderation...
hankescu wrote:Love the idea but artwork is too crude
if you are refering to the paint splotches on foam "planets" I was trying to place spots and things, that a kid might do on a pumkpin, or other artwork of younger kids. 90% of the hand crafted things at a science fair aren't artistically finesse, and I was trying to capture that a bit.
Great design. I really like the layout
looks awesome! +1
cdrewlow wrote:I love the muted colors and I think Magnet Lad and Iron Boy look cool, but I'm confused by Spider-Nerd's arms. Why are the so long?
Sorry if I'm missing something obvious.
just poor posture and lanky. that's all. Thanks for comment and feedback.
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Thankyou for your lovely comments, and for all those who've voted- You're all rather splendid!
Biology teachers, REJOICE!
Wow! It's a shame this is submitted so late, because it's awesome- I really love the style!
Sometimes, this is how I feel when I look at those mall maps :T
Adore this shirt. GMV!
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Madison, Wisconsin - Dr. Robert J. Kotloski, a neurophysiology fellow in the UW School of Medicine and Public Health, has received a 2013 American Brain Foundation fellowship to study the process by which a traumatic brain injury leads to post-traumatic epilepsy.
The work is especially important to veterans and others with traumatic head injuries. Dr. Kotloski will study changes in brain activity within the hippocampus, a brain structure known to be important in epilepsy, during the period between a brain injury and the appearance of seizures. He hopes to discover electrographic biomarkers by that may predict whether the trauma will lead to epilepsy or recovery without seizures.
"I am grateful to receive this award in honor of Dr. Susan S. Spencer from the American Brain Foundation, American Epilepsy Society, and the Epilepsy Foundation," Kotloski says. "This fellowship gives me an opportunity to advance this clinically important research."
He also thanked Dr. Thomas Sutula, chair of neurology at UW SMPH, and Dr. Paul Rutecki, another UW epilepsy expert. Kotloski received his fellowship award at the American Academy of Neurology meeting in San Diego.
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Can Attic With 2x4 Joists Be Used For Storage?
Is an attic with only 2x4 joists holding up the ceiling strong enough to use for storage.
i.e. Can it support an attic ladder and have some plywood put down and used as a storage area?
The studs in question span 16'. There is a wall under part of the attic which helps support the studs at approximately midspan. This is not a load bearing wall however. There is no matching wall on the first floor.
The roof is pitched about 7/12 and the roof rafters are 2x6. How about putting support bars between the roof rafters and the 2nd floor 2x4 joists to transfer some of the load to the stronger roof joists? Is this a crazy idea or marginally reasonable?
How much weight will go up there?
As long as you space it out somewhat evenly and don't put a pool table or a grand piano up there, it will be okay. I have 2x4 trusses spanning a 26' garage and I have 2 sheets of 1/2 osb flooring with christmas lights, treestands, outgrown baby stuff... does fine.
Are they joists or are they part of an engineered truss?
If they are not trusses, I would not store anything except birds in birdcages.
Your ceilings will show it eventually.
I second the above opin.
My friend originally wanted to include storage of some heavy stuff like a bookcase filled with books. I put the kabosh on that idea when I saw the conditions. They would still be satisfied to be able to store lighter stuff like clothes.
To be safe, some factor of safety needs to be considered though as someone might try to put more stuff up there then recommended and one wants to stay far away from the point of failure or even ceiling sagging and cracking. I'd be comfortable with a safety factor of 4.
These are not trusses though. I was wondering if it would be practical and safe and legitimate as far as building codes to tie the ceiling to the roof rafters though to get them to carry some of the load. Even after that, I wouldn't recommend putting a lot of weight up there. But for fairly light stuff I thought that might work.
What if the weight were limited to no more than 120 lbs of stored stuff per sheet of plywood. Add a 200 lb person walking around and that would be 320 lbs/32sf sheet which would equal 10lbs/sf.
...just thinking out loud...not sure about any of this...
Just joists. Basically they are designed to hold up nothing more than the ceiling. In the middle part and back part of the second floor there is the stairway, a hall, two bedrooms and a bath. To form those rooms, there is a wall, minus two door openings, at approximately the midpoint of the 16' wide house. To be more exact, it's probably around 6.5' from one side. This is not a bearing wall as it doesn't line up with a wall on the first floor, but it does serve to support the joists above and transfer some of it's load to the first floor joists.
In the front is a larger bedroom that is the whole width of the house which is 16'. That ceiling is already sagging a little under it's own weight. That shows that 2x4s joists alone are not really adequate just to support a lathe and plaster ceiling over a 16' span.
The proposed storage area would be in the middle and back part of the house where the center wall would help hold things up a bit, and like I wrote before, some ties could be made to the overhead roof rafters.
I have to find out if an attic ladder can be installed on 2x4 joists too. I suspect they're meant to be installed in joists at least 6" deep.
This is, of course, what I'm concerned about--or worse, if someone in the future didn't adhere to keeping the load light and put a bunch of heavy stuff up there.
When you tie the joists to the roof rafters, you are putting more load on the roof and they may deflect even more, resulting in the ceiling deflecting.
There is no "magic skyhook" that can support everything.
It might be easier and more fun to build an addition or a storage shed then installing proper sized joists that run to your load bearing walls.
Are the ceilings under your proposed attic storage area wood lathe and Plaster?
Hi Bob.
Yes to lathe and plaster.
I was wondering what it would take to install bigger joists. I don't know if I could fit them on top of the sill plate and under the roof.
Something doesn't sound right to me. "Real" carpenters please weight in here, but I wouldn't think it's legal to span 16' with a 2x4, even if it's just supporting the ceiling. Is there a ridge beam supporting the roof?
.........older house obviously..........so 2X4 are probably dimensional.....if there is room to swing the boards into the attic space, you can sister the joists existing with 2X6. You said the rafters are 2X6, so there should be enough space to slide in the new joists, with a pitch cut to achieve maximum support on the top plates, if you need to splice them, use plywood or osb plates and overlap above the wall. This is only if the floor joists are trusses, lambeam or sistered 2X10, if not full length spans only. Add in extra insulation & overlay with 1/2' osb or plywood flooring. This is how I did the same thing in my 1929 "shotgun" ranch house...........local codes for you might not permit it unless an engineer signs off on it first........check that before lugging any sticks up there
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Teddy Riley
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|Teddy Riley
|Birth name
|Edward Theodore Riley[1]
|October 8, 1967
|Harlem, New York
United States
|New jack swing
Contemporary R&B
Hip hop
|Record producer
|Years active
|Interscope, Uptown, MCA, DreamWorks
|Associated acts
|Michael Jackson, Kool Moe Dee, Guy, Blackstreet, MC Hammer, Doug E. Fresh, Bobby Brown, Heavy D. & the Boyz, Today, Snoop Dogg, Girls' Generation, Shinee, Jay Park, f(x), RaNia, EXO, SWV, Patti LaBelle
Edward Theodore "Teddy" Riley (born October 8, 1967) is an American singer-songwriter, musician, keyboardist, and record producer credited with the creation of the new jack swing genre.[2] Through his production work with Michael Jackson, Bobby Brown, Doug E. Fresh, Today, Keith Sweat, Heavy D., Usher, Jane Child, etc. and membership of the groups Guy and Blackstreet, Riley is credited with having a massive impact and seminal influence on the formation of contemporary R&B, hip-hop, soul and pop since the 1980s.[3]
Early life[edit]
Teddy Riley was raised in St. Nicholas Houses, Harlem, New York. Riley, a child prodigy since the age of 5, began playing instruments in the church. His uncle, who owned the famed Harlem club The Rooftop, built a studio in the club in which Riley would spend most of his time while growing up. By 14, upstate New York rappers began making music to his tracks. Under the guidance of local music producer Gene Griffin, Riley formed the short-lived group Kids at Work. At the age of 17, Riley produced Kool Moe Dee's 12" single, "Go See the Doctor".[2] Released on an independent label in 1986, the song became a crossover hit, reaching #89 on The Billboard Hot 100.[4] Riley had previously worked on the production of Doug E. Fresh and the Get Fresh Crew's "The Show" in 1985.[5]
In 1987, Riley, Aaron Hall, and Timmy Gatling formed the R&B group Guy. Managed by Gene Griffin, Riley's work with Guy pioneered the new jack swing style of R&B, which had been showcased previously in Riley's productions for Keith Sweat ("I Want Her"), Johnny Kemp ("Just Got Paid"), Bobby Brown ("My Prerogative") and among others. Riley infused his own unique blend of hip-hop beats, R&B progressions and the Gospel vocal stylings of Hall to create the archetypal New jack swing sound on Guy's eponymous debut. In 1989, Riley produced Big Daddy Kane's "I Get The Job Done", as well as other work for The Jacksons, The Winans, James Ingram; he also created the highly successful remix of Jane Child, "Don't Wanna Fall in Love", which became a crossover pop smash.[according to whom?]
After the release and tour of Guy's second album The Future, Riley co-produced half of Michael Jackson's album Dangerous, on the recommendation of Jackson's long-time producer Quincy Jones[citation needed]. Featuring the Riley co-produced singles "Remember the Time", "Jam" and "In the Closet", Dangerous remains the most successful New jack swing album of all time with 32 million copies sold.[6][7]
After the disbandment of Guy in 1992, Riley moved to production, performance on and promotion of Wreckx-N-Effect's second album Hard or Smooth. Based in Virginia by this time, Riley discovered The Neptunes during the making of Wreckx-N-Effect's smash hit single "Rump Shaker".
In late 1991, Riley formed a second group, Blackstreet. The group would go on to release several major hits, including "Don't Leave Me" (1997), the number one single "No Diggity" (1996, featuring Dr. Dre and Queen Pen), and "Girlfriend/Boyfriend" (1999, with Janet Jackson, Eve, and Ja Rule). By 2011, the group had disbanded and reformed several times.
In 2000, Riley worked with Spice Girl Melanie B on three tracks – "ABC 123," "I Believe" and "Pack Your S**t"—for her solo debut album, Hot.[8] He also worked on an album with Outsiderz 4 Life, producing "Wil' Out" and other songs.
At the start of 2006, he was part of the New Jack Reunion Tour, featuring Blackstreet and Guy, in addition to After 7, SWV, and Tony Toni Toné. In May 2006 Riley announced that he would be working on two key projects: a new Blackstreet album and a new Guy album.
In June 2008, a fire destroyed Riley's Virginia Beach recording studio. Fire investigators said that an electrical problem caused the blaze that burned the abandoned recording studio. The Virginia Beach Fire Department said lightning in the area also could have been a factor, although there was no direct strike. The empty studio was for sale and was insured for $336,000.[9]
In 2009, Riley performed with Guy at the BET Awards.[10] In the same year, Riley worked with Amerie and Robin Thicke on their respective albums. Leading on from his work on Snoop Dogg's album Ego Trippin' Riley became part of the production supergroup QDT, which features DJ Quik as well as Snoop Dogg. Teddy produced and co-wrote an album track "Teeth" with Lady Gaga for her EP The Fame Monster. Speaking in March 2010 to Blues & Soul's Pete Lewis – Riley said that he was no longer affiliated with Guy (Riley last performed with the group in October 2010). Riley also said that the current line-up of Blackstreet comprised himself, Chauncey Hannibal, Dave Hollister and Sherman 'J-Stylz' Tinsdale. He confirmed that he was working on a new Blackstreet album, though intended to release his own album – entitled 'TRX' – first. Artists he could possibly be working with for the project included Stevie Wonder, Elton John, plus his own new, upcoming acts.[11] However, Hannibal stopped performing with the group and the lineup became Riley, Dave Hollister, Mark Middleton and Eric Williams. In 2012, Hannibal returned to Blackstreet. Mark Middleton & Eric Williams left the group. The group's lineup now consists of original members Riley, Hannibal, Hollister and newest member Glenn Adams aka Lenny Harold.
In an August 2010, co-executor of the Michael Jackson estate, John Branca, confirmed that a posthumous album of Michael Jackson would be released, containing work done in the previous five years with producers Neff-U, Christopher "Tricky" Stewart and Riley, as well as work written and produced solely by Jackson himself. The album Michael was released on December 14, 2010 in the United States. After the release, several people questioned some of the music Riley produced for the project. Riley insisted all of the songs were sung by Jackson and claimed that vocal artifacts were added from overprocessing Jackson's voice. However, Riley made comments in an interview with Dan Dodds (aka Soul Jones) in which he stated that there were some elements of his voice in the music. "They may use some elements from me, put together ideas but I haven't been working on the new album" Riley is reported to have said.[3]
Recently, Riley has stepped into the Korean music market. Riley worked with singer/rapper Jay Park on an English track titled "Demon", which was originally meant for Michael Jackson. Riley produced a mini album for the Korean girl group RaNia.
Riley is one of the producers part of the production team QDT, with DJ Quik and Snoop Dogg.[12][13][14] He produced the tracks "Believe" and "Flow" for the Twenty album of the R&B group Boyz II Men. He has also produced Korean girl group Girls' Generation's single "The Boys" for the group's first international release. He has also produced songs for Girls' Generation's labelmates SHINee and EXO. He worked with Shinee on "Beautiful", "Shine" and "Dangerous" from their two part third Korean studio album. Riley also produced the songs "MILK" and "All Night" for f(x)'s third studio album Red Light and "What Is Love" for Exo's prologue single.
- With Guy
- Guy (1988)
- The Future (1990)
- Guy III (2000)
- With Blackstreet
- Blackstreet (1994)
- Another Level (1996)
- Finally (1999)
- Level II (2003)
- ^ Hogan, Ed. "Teddy Riley: Biography". Allmusic. allmusic.com. Retrieved March 7, 2014.
- ^ a b Hogan, Paul. "Teddy Riley biography" Allmusic Retrieved on September 19, 2009
- ^ a b "Soul Jones Words: Will The Real Blackstreet Please Stand Up? – Teddy Riley & Chauncey Hannibal Interview". Souljoneswords.blogspot.com. May 27, 2011. Retrieved 2012-12-24.
- ^ Bush, John. "Kool Moe Dee > Biography". Allmusic.
- ^ "Teddy Riley New Jack Swing Hip Hop part 1". YouTube. Retrieved 2012-12-24.
- ^ "Michael Jackson sulla sedia a rotelle". AffarItaliani.it. July 11, 2008. Retrieved 2009-05-10.
- ^ Carter, Kelley L. (August 11, 2008). "New jack swing". Chicago Tribune. Retrieved 2008-08-21.
- ^ "Melanie B – Hot (CD, Album) at Discogs". Discogs.com. October 9, 2000. Retrieved 2012-12-24.
- ^ "Electrical problem caused fire at Riley studio in Va. Beach". WVEC. July 16, 2008. Archived from the original on 2009-02-20.
- ^ "Keith Sweat, Guy and BBD Medley". BET. Archived from the original on 2009-07-06.
- ^ "Teddy Riley & BLACKstreet: No Doubt". Bluesandsoul.com. Retrieved 2012-12-24.
- ^ "Teddy Riley, Snoop, T-Pain Link With Korean Superstar Jay Park". AllHipHop.com. April 20, 2010. Retrieved 2012-12-24.
- ^ "[Update: MV] Rania releases debut single, "Dr. Feel Good"". Allkpop.com. April 5, 2011. Retrieved 2012-12-24.
- ^ "Teddy Riley praises TVXQ, Big Bang, & Yangpa after visiting "Inkigayo" set". Allkpop.com. April 27, 2011. Retrieved 2012-12-24.
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