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Uncyclopedia:Pee Review/HowTo:Become an Assassin (second)
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This is the first one I wrote on Uncy, like 6 months ago. I reread it today and lolled, and I remember it was totally trashed on VFH. I tweaked it a bit. I'd basically like to know what put readers off! There are some lists, but I think they're funny. Anyway, go ahead and DO IT! Mattsnow 14:24, December 9, 2011 (UTC)
- I'LL DO IT! I think the sense of power I get from doing these has gone to my head. I should see a doctor. I have some time tonight so expect this one soon. --Writey 18:02, December 15, 2011 (UTC)
|Hi Matt, been a long time since we last spoke. Slightly disconcerting our last conversation was about how sexy Canadian girls are and now I'm reviewing an article about how to be an assassin. I sure wouldn't like to reject you (not that I ever would!). Anyway, down to business. This is most certainly a decent article , the humour is fine but lists don't make me laugh out loud. They make me smile. I don't think the quotes at the top really work with the rest of the article either. It would be nice to just combine those lists into paragraphs. Your first three lines is an example of the hyperbolic humour that I, personally, really like. If you could do the same for the lists it would make a bit improvement in my mind. For example, you could elaborate on the pros and cons of choosing a weapon. "Whilst a hammer may be a convenient method of killing your mark, the thought of revisiting Gap to purchase new clothes is a daunting prospect that must be considered before selecting any close range weapon" or something like that. That's just a suggestion, I'll let you decide but personally I think a sentence has a lot more to it than just a listed point. Hokay dokie,a nd now the second issue I have with the humour; it's a tad risqué at best and just downright rude at times. I know that when you wrote this you couldn't have known, but I don't think the sentence "Grenade: Weapon of choice in crowded areas" is at all appropriate in light of the recent attacks in Liege where 125 people were wounded. When reading "Plausible scenarios" I felt like I was reading a watered down version of American Psycho as well. The whole "Choosing a target" paragraph is just... meh. It's borderline too far but if you were to make it into a proper paragraph and keep it in there I'd have no objection, it has potential.
|This is the area that lets you down most, It's a good concept, it has a lot of scope for humour, but I don't think that scope is used particularly well. It's fairly short and there isn't much substance to it. However, I think your biggest problem is that despite called a "how to" article there really isn't that much how to about it. If I suddenly wanted to go out and murder someone I'm sure that there would be more I needed to do than just choose a weapon and a target. All the paragraphs below "choosing a target" aren't really "how to" at all, they are much more likely to be from an article about assassins. The title is "HowTo:Become an Assassin" and really you have only 2 (3 including the introduction) sections covering this.
|Prose and formatting:
|It's decent, no glaring spelling mistakes or broken links, but it is very listy. Just on a personal level, a pet hate of mine is when someone (you in this case) link something like "person on the receiving end". I'm thinking, oohh what's this link going to be? Something funny? Something satirical? What's cheeky lil' Mattsnow linked this otherwise fairly mundane sentence to? Oh, it's just linked to "victim". Yea, kinda annoys me, maybe I'm just the only one though, if I am... then still fix it because I'm doing the review! Nah, it's just a little pet peeve of mine that I felt like sharing.
|Decent images. I don't think the top one "murder for dummies" is such a great one to start the article though. The next two are great and I just feel the first one simply isn't as good. I don't like that HowTo template being there either, its just an unnecessary element cluttering it up. The image placement is generally fine, but I didn't see the Charlie Sheen image at the bottom until my 3rd read through. What does Charlie Sheen have to do with how to be an assassins anyway? Is he a total frickin' assassin from Mars as well as a rock star? Might want to reconsider that one. But generally they are good, I genuinely lol'd at the 3rd one and the 2nd one made me chuckle as well.
|Good try, above average, but below great. A phrase I heard every night from my ex.
|Final Score:
|Overall a pretty nice article, just needs a bit of polishing off (see what I did there) and some more thought put making your lists into jokes which relate back to the "how to" genre of the article. If you want to ask me any questions about the review or if you just want to chat feel free to message me at my talky page.
|--Writey 02:43, December 16, 2011 (UTC)


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Many months ago, I mentioned the Shins had recorded a new song -- "It's OK, Try Again" -- for the Nick Jr. show Yo Gabba Gabba!. And then I told you that a video for "It's OK, Try Again" had been posted. Well, for those of you who prefer to watch your kids' music videos on larger than iPod-sized screens, help is at hand. The Yo Gabba Gabba episode that actually features the video debuts on Friday, May 23rd in an episode titled "Imagine." (I doubt John Lennon had a hand in the episode.) Oooh, the Shins on a TV size of your choice! And for those of who are OK with iPod-sized videos and who don't want to watch the show (or wait for it), watch the video here.
Is This "Lunchbox" For Your Kids?
While I think that the Asylum Street Spankers' Mommy Says No! was definitely one of the best dozen or so CDs from last year, there's no doubt that it was definitely on the edge as kids' CDs go -- it's not for everyone, and some families won't like it at all. On top of that, one song -- "You Only Love Me For My Lunchbox" -- has achieved what I believe to be a singular achievement in the kids' music genre. It is, to my knowledge, the only kids' song -- recorded specifically for kids -- to be edited for language. That's right, XM Radio is playing the song, but without the last part of the tongue-twister breakdown. Why? Well, you'll have to watch this video from a Spankers' show in Dallas back in March. So, anyway, to answer my own question - from about 4:00 to 4:30 or so, most definitely not, unless you want to have a lengthy and probably unproductive discussion with your impressionable child. (Note: the actual cursing is not part of the CD, just to make that clear.) Asylum Street Spankers - "You Only Love Me For My Lunchbox"
(The Invisible) Band on the Run
How many of you have ever wanted to be a kids' musician? (OK, I'm excluding those of you who actually are kids' musicians.) How many of you ever wanted to go a road trip and see your family's favorite kids' musicians in concert? How many of you ever wanted to blog about it? Well, if you're Eric Herman, you've answered "yes" to all three questions above. I should have noted this for you sooner, but for nearly a month, Herman's been documenting his travels down the West Coast in his Myspace blog. Herman writes of his days playing at schools, festivals, and libraries, and that's interesting from a "life as a musician" perspective. But he's also got his wife and two kids in tow with in his "What a Ride!" RV (conveniently named for his next album), and so, yeah, it's a blog about travelling with a wife and two small kids. (An RV in San Francisco is apparently not the easiest of vehicles to maneuver in that hilly city -- who knew?) And, as you might expect from the writer of Cool Tunes For Kids, Herman spends a lot of time running into other kids' artists. Justin Roberts, Gunnar Madsen, David Tobocman, Tito from the Hipwaders, Frances England -- and probably more I've forgotten -- all make appearances in print and photo in Herman's blog. Anyway, a fun read.
Review in Brief: The Dino-5 (Baby Loves Hip-Hop Presents...)
Andy Blackman Hurwitz, mastermind of the ever-expanding Baby Loves Music empire, recently released the first CD from his Baby Loves Hip-Hop brand, Baby Loves Hip-Hop Presents The Dino-5. With hip-hop producing legend Prince Paul on board, along with a whole host of well-known names from the hip-hop world telling the story of five hip-hop dinosaurs, the expectations for the project were pretty high. The end result? Well, it's a mixed bag. To be sure, the music is first-rate. I don't listen to a great deal of hip-hop, but the funky music and beats heard here are right down my alley. "Yea Me Too" has fantastic interplay between MC T-Rex (Chali 2na from Jurassic 5, who is essentially the lead rapper here and does a fine job) and Billy Brontosaurus (Wordsworth), while "Tell Me More" is a funky song with a sinewy melodic line. And "Jump," which features Pos and Dave from De La Soul will, indeed, encourage jumping. The songs, all 9 or 10 here, are lots of fun to listen to. And if the CD had stopped at that, it would've been an excellent little CD clocking in at just under a half-hour. But interspersed between the songs are a story about how the "Dino-5" came to be. The story itself is OK, your fairly standard "don't judge a book by its cover" story (T-Rex is, shock, a nice guy!). But rather than using poet Ursula Rucker to tell the story in a unique way, creating characters or dramatizing the story in her own words, the recording uses her in the role of a mother reading a story to her child, just setting up the scenes. According to the press materials, the story may be heading for Broadway or a cartoon series; I can see those settings being much better for this source material than the way it's presented here, which is a little boring. The music will appeal most to kids ages 3 through 6. You can hear tracks and samples here or here or at one of the Dino-5 Myspace pages (like MC T-Rex) -- who knew dinosaurs had myspace pages? The list of good kids' hip-hop albums is pretty short, and even with the narrative tracks slowing it down, Baby Loves Disco Presents the Dino-5 should make that list, because the music is solid. Here's hoping that it's not the last appearance of the Dino-5 and the next time around, the integration between story and song is a little better.
How Did You Get Here?
Newly-shorn concert/potluck promoter Bill Childs recently wrote of his appreciation for the Replacements. That discussion, along with comments in this Justin Roberts Pop Fly review about how people have "linked" me with Justin Roberts, made me think about musical antecedents and current influences. Who would be the most important musicians (of any genre) throughout your entire life -- the ones, even if you don't listen to them on a regular basis now, who profoundly affect who you listen to now and, heck, who you are, period? And who are the kids' musicians who have done the same? My answers are after the jump -- hopefully yours will be in the comments.
Review in Brief: Music for a Green Planet - Hayes Greenfield
New York's Hayes Greenfield is the most vital person in the kids' music jazz subgenre. Through his Jazz-A-Ma-Tazz program, he brings his saxophones and a love of jazz to kids in concert. (And his 1998 CD of the same name which inspired that program is, with the possible exception of the new Medeski Martin & Wood disk, the best kids' jazz album out there, period.) So clearly Greenfield's latest project, Music For A Green Planet, released yesterday, Earth Day, had the possibility of being another excellent album. Certainly many of the characteristics of his Jazz-A-Ma-Tazz disk appear here -- the never-dumbed down playing of Greenfield and his fellow instrumentalists, the broad range of jazz styles (a New Orleans strut on "This Little World of Ours," the South American jazz of "This Little World of Ours"). And once again, Greenfield brings aboard a bunch of fine vocalists, with Joe Lee Wilson and Melissa Stylianou getting the most lead vocal time. The kids' chorus is fun and never cloying (the hopping "The Sun" is a particular high point.) In sum, the jazz is first-rate. What keeps this from being an absolutely necessary CD are the lyrics, which are set to familiar kids' tunes (e.g., "She'll Be Comin' Round the Mountain" becomes "We'll Be a PArt of the Solution"). Please don't misunderstand me -- the lyrics are generally witty and it's hard to argue with the need to reduce, reuse, recycle. The difficult part is that it's 53 minutes of the same thing -- it's all a bit too much, frankly. And while there isn't much talking down or straight lecturing, I'm not sure the concept of the carbon footprint is going to make much headway with the target audience. While not dull, the album isn't as fun as it could have been. I think the album would've been served better by a few more instrumental tracks or lyrics that just celebrated nature or being outside rather than stressing the message all the time. Less would have been more in this case. I think kids ages 5 through 9 will most appreciate the messages here. You can hear samples at the album's CDBaby page or here. I do think Music for a Green Planet will be popular with (and I would recommend it to) any ecologically-minded class or family, plus jazz fans. While I'd recommend Jazz-A-Ma-Tazz over this album for an introduction to Greenfield's work, I do certainly hope it'll be less than 10 years before he makes another album for kids and families.


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War at Home: The Civilian Side
Alice Lee, 5th Grade
Summer Fellowship, 2008
One of the most pressing issues the President faces today is war. As America is in tangled in two wars, factors such as money, soldiers, homeland security, and foreign allies are top priority. But what are the ramifications of war for you and I, for our families? What becomes our priority?
In this unit, students will investigate primary resources during the Civil War that reveal various civilians' perspectives on how war has affected their lives. Students will also investigate current civilians' perspectives on war and its affect on their lives. Students will learn that regardless of which war, or your personal stance on war, war itself touches a human face. Even though the fight occurs on the battlefield, the effects meet us at home. Students will see and understand the civilian's side to war.
Essential Questions/ Enduring Understanding:
1. How do wars affect the lives of civilians?
2. What supports do soldiers' families need in time of war?
3. Students will learn about how war affects the everyday lives of civilians, especially the families of soldiers.
4. Students will learn about how America has improved in supporting soldiers and their families over the years.
Students' summative assessment will incorporate their new knowledge of the civilian side to warfare, especially those with family members who have gone to war. They will compare and contrast Civil War era and current supports the government provides for families with soldiers.
This comparison analysis can be presented through:
1. PowerPoint presentation
2. Movie video
3. Collage
4. PhotoStory
5. Poster board
Students will also keep a journal logging their thoughts, findings, and notes as a response to the essential questions. This journal will serve as a formative assessment for the teacher to gauge student understanding.
Setting the purpose
Analysis of local primary sources
Lesson 2—A Call for 20,000 Men!
Lesson 3—Letter from soldier wife 1
Lesson 4—Letter from soldier wife 2
Ties to national primary sources
Lesson 6—Connection to the country
Lesson 7—Analyzing the past and present
Lesson 8—Improving supports for families of soldiers
Annotated list of materials and resources
Primary Artifacts
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OK So after we drafted Hansbrough I pretty much lost all hope that the Pacers were ever going to interest me again. I was pretty excited by Hibbert but at that point he was still only seeing playing time from the end of the bench. Then we go and draft this big slug and I just said fine, if Larry is going to just draft big dumb clumsy white guys then I am not watching this crap.
You old timers who know who I am are going to laugh when you find out why I started watching again. I had read that the player that only I seemed to like was in the D league and was going to be playing in Fort Wayne against the Mad Ants (love that team name) and I got all excited and it started making me think about the Pacers again.
Of course he never actually came to Fort Wayne because he got picked up by an NBA team so I did not get to watch him play, but I watched the Pacers opener and then watched the next one and man I am kicking myself for not watching Hibbert this last couple of years. I dont yet have the same reverence for him as say the Great Dale Davis but I am sure warming up to him.
on the other players I still hate Hansbrough I am liking Collison so far, and Lance Stephenson is showing enough promise last night to make me want to keep watching. Thats enough to keep me interested as long as Hansbrough does not get the starting job.


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Corn Dog Casserole Recipe
- 2 cups thinly sliced celery
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1-1/2 cups sliced green onions
- 1-1/2 pounds hot dogs
- 2 eggs
- 1-1/2 cups 2% milk
- 2 teaspoons rubbed sage
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 2 packages (8-1/2 ounces each) corn bread/muffin mix
- 2 cups (8 ounces) shredded sharp cheddar cheese, divided
- 1. In a small skillet, saute celery in butter 5 minutes. Add onions; saute 5 minutes longer or until vegetables are tender. Place in a large bowl; set aside.
- 2. Preheat oven to 400°. Cut hot dogs lengthwise into quarters, then cut into thirds. In the same skillet, saute hot dogs 5 minutes or until lightly browned; add to vegetables. Set aside 1 cup.
- 3. In a large bowl, whisk eggs, milk, sage and pepper. Add remaining hot dog mixture. Stir in corn bread mixes. Add 1-1/2 cups cheese. Spread into a shallow 3-qt. baking dish. Top with reserved hot dog mixture and remaining cheese.
- 4. Bake, uncovered, 30 minutes or until golden brown. Yield: 12 servings.
Nutritional Facts
1 each: 389 calories, 28g fat (14g saturated fat), 101mg cholesterol, 925mg sodium, 20g carbohydrate (7g sugars, 1g fiber), 14g protein.
Reviews for Corn Dog Casserole
Average Rating
"I don't know what I did wrong, but this was not good. Didn't taste anything like a corn dog. I used Nathan's all beef & what a waste of expensive hot dogs!"
"my girls loved this recipe. yummy"
"My family loved this recipe. I did use a regular onion, instead of the green onion and 1 cup celery instead of two. Those were my only two changes.I did use good quality hot dogs, but since it didn't specify a brand I don't consider that a change, but I'm sure it helped. :)"
"Too dry and flavorless. I made it as directed except for adding a little more milk. It didn't help."
"I've been making this recipe for years! I use less sage and I don't think it matters how you slice the hot dogs. Read my review at my blog - http://frugalfunlife.com/2014/10/05/corn-dog-casserole/My instructions are a little different, but they work for me. Great recipe!"
"This was ok. Much better if you put mustard on it! Not our favorite."
"I have been making this recipe for years. It is good made with low fat or turkey hotdogs, skim milk and the 2% cheese. I've gotten lazy over the years and no longer saute the hot dogs to save time!"
"A quick, tasty meal that tastes like a summer street festival on a plate."
"I made this one time and was disgusted with the end results. Sorry to the owner that submitted this no offense meant to you. I had to throw the entire thing out because NOBODY liked this or wanted to eat it. Out of all the years that I've been trying and making new receipes I can't stand to waste food/ingredients but this was one of the very few from T.O.H that was disgusting and a total waste of my money. I'm being kind by rating this 1 star!"
"We thought this was great!"
"I can't believe that I have never reviewed this recipe until now as we have been making it since it was published. In fact, my children were in 4-H in Kansas and did a cooking demonstration earning them purples ribbons at both the county and state levels. They, and now ,I do not use the corn bread mixes. We prefer stirring up our own home made corn bread. So simple to do and the family likes it better. Wonderful recipe!"
"I loved it! The kids hated it, and they love corn dogs...darn it."
"This wasn't too bad. I liked it because I like corn dogs, but others weren't that thrilled with it."
"We really liked it -- I added in a can of chopped green chilies as suggested by one of the other reviewers. Next time I'll add in corn too... Yummm"
"This recipe is awesome! I love corn dogs and this tastes just like the corn dogs I enjoy at the county fair every summer. I was able to cut some calories some with light hot dogs and it still tasted delicious. Stop thinking about it and just go make this dish!"
"I've made this recipe several times. I omit the celery and use polish sausage in place of hot dogs. I also add 1-2 of fire roasted diced tomatoes to add flavor and moisture. My husband requests this meal all the time!"
"It sounds good, but I think I would halve the corn meal mix and add a dash of mustard."
"Must be plenty of beer to wash it down. Must be the heat from the oven that kills everyone's taste buds."
"this is my all time favorite.... Love it!"
"This would be okay as a side or something but I made it thinking it would be good for supper and was very disappointed. Also, I baked it for even less time than the recipe calls for and it was on the dry side."
"i was pleasantly surprised by how good this was and not really difficult to make."
"taste just like a corn dog my kids loved it"
"Thought I would love this, as I LOVE corn dogs, but alas, no. I was so concerned about the overcooked and dry results from some reviewers that I think I undercooked this casserole. When I microwaved each piece on individual plates it did taste better, but I still didn't get that "corn dog" experience. Perhaps I'll try a different recipe."
"This is a great Sunday Night Supper Dish. I 1/2'd it since I wasn't feeding a crowd and it worked out very well. It was easy to put together and I had all ingredients on hand."
"It's a keeper. My husband and brother-in-law liked it. Taste just like a corn dog on a stick. I read some reviews and decided to add more hot dogs into the mix so there wasn't a lot of extra muffin mix. Or I guess you can use one box of muffin mix. ( I wouldn't.)"
"I was very disappointed in this recipe. There was way too much cornmeal mix -- I would suggest using only one package of corn muffin mix. Everyone left most of it on their plate as the proportion of hot dogs to muffin mix is so unbalanced."
"This was so strangely good! I made it exactly to the recipe, except I cut The hot dogs into 1/3 inch coin cuts. I bake in a 13x9 pan and it came out very moist. Served ketchup and mustard on the side and my whole family thought it was really good. This is definitly a keeper!"
"This was so strangely good! I made it exactly to the recipe, except I cut The hot dogs into 1/3 inch coin cuts. I bake in a 13x9 pan and it came out very moist. Served ketchup and mustard on the side and my whole family thought it was really good. This is definetly a keeper!"
"This is the dish I take to all potlucks. People ask for it now and I rarely have leftovers."
"My fiance and I both liked this recipe. A little bit of ketchup and mustard make this just like the corndogs we love to get at the county fair. Will definitely make this again."
"My family loves this recipe. It's not very complicated and it's yummy. Make sure that you use a shallow pan to bake it in because the last two times I've forgotten and baked it in a deeper dish and it's taken extra cooking time. Last time I didn't add green onions and only about one tsp. of sage and it still came out delicious."
"I've been making this dish since I first saw it published over 10 years ago in TOH. When I first suggested this dish I received some pretty funny looks but, after tasting it, it's now one of the most requested dinners from my immediate and extended family."
"I was worried that with all the celery and onions the kids would take issue with it but they all loved it. And one of my favorite bonus is that it yielded left overs!!!!!"
"We all loved this recipe! Very easy and supery yummy. I didn't use the full amount of green onions - only about half of it. It just seemed like way too much. I made it in a 13x9 pan and it wasn't dry at all."
"I cut the hot dogs into 1/4 inch thick rounds as well as the strips that are described in the recipe and the different types of shapes in the casserole made it more visually interesting. Some of the comments said that the casserole was dry. I cooked it in a 9 by 13 pan for 8 minutes less time and it came out very moist. Big hit at the potluck!"
"This was so good and easy my boyfriend loved it! I will make alot when i want something good and fast.Thanks"
"We had a party and had a lot of leftover grilled hot dogs. I used the left over hot dogs for this recipe and it was GREAT! I will definately make this again. My family loved it!"
"Your changes in the recipe sound interesting.Did you use the listed amount of green onions?Would this fit in a 9" x 13" pan? Thank you!"
"I've always liked corn dogs but didn't want to deal with the mess and don't have a deep fryer so I was glad to discover this recipe. I didn't have celery, so added a can of creamed corn and reduced the milk by 1/4 c. I also took a reviewer suggestion and added green chilies, but reduced the sage to 1 tsp because my husbands not a fan. We all enjoyed it and it's a quick,easy meal that's kid friendly. Will make again."
"cut down on the celery and added 1 can of chopped green chilies vey good"
"just alright- nothing spectacular."
"My whole family loved this recipe! I will be making this often. Thanks for the great recipe!!!!"
"tasted like corndogs. the kids ate it. might have left it in the oven a tad bit too long but it is something we will have again. did have to use a decent amount of condiments."
"Two people in my family kind of liked it, the other two really didn't care for it so much. Personally, I thought it was kind of dry-like and had to put a lot of mustard on it. Then it was better. It really does taste like corn dogs though."
"Very easy and delicious!! Will make this again."
"My family likes this, even me (and I don't like corn bread/muffins)."
"SO yummy!!! And I don't even care for corn dogs. I used Krusteaz all-natural corn bread mix and low-fat turkey dogs to make it a little healthier. I also used fewer green onions than the recipe called for, but it tasted great. Everyone in my house loved it and I'll definitely be making it many more times!"
"This is one of my husband's absolute favorites. It's great as leftovers too!"
"I made this mainly for the kids, but the adults loved it, too! Halved the recipe and baked it in an 8" square pan."
"Sounds soooo good, my boys like hot dogs so I'm trying this dish this week."
"This is seriously yummy. My kids could eat either this or meatloaf for dinner every night."
"My kids ask for 3rds of this recipe! But they prefer it without the veggies....of course."


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Despite the national Dems not following through on, well, much of anything for the LGBT community, there is no denying a difference in the degree of deliberate undermining of equality between them and the GOP. This video pretty fairly nails the cognatave dissonance that is the GOP on all manner of subjects.
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Christina Aguilera's Baby Shower Cake Was Well, Interesting
Christina Aguilera, who looks like she is about to pop any day, celebrated at her baby shower over the weekend with 50 close friends and family.
But lets get down to the real story…this cake.
Some news outlets call it "amazing" other are calling it "awkward" but take it as you please.
Her friends decorated her cake with a figure of a woman giving birth, the baby's head poking out.
And yes it said, "Push Xtina, push," in icing.
A source told E! news that the adults-only gathering lasted well past midnight, and the expectant guest of honor - who look gorgeous with a white outfit and garland flowers, "wasn't tired at all."


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one of my favorite rafting pictures. taken during a less wild rapid. jason's face cracks me up!
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Big Time Rush's never-before-released music video for their track "Stuck" has gone viral. "This is one of a series of three music videos I directed for BTR, all of them in one day. This particular one never aired, but I liked it and the song better than any of them," director Marcus Wagner said.
"Stuck" is an iTunes bonus track of Big Time Rush's eponymous debut album "B.T.R." which came out October 2010. The record debuted at No. 3 on Billboard Hot 200 and broke the Top 10 list of iTunes chart by the end of the year.
The album was soon followed by an extended play titled "Holiday Bundle" which consists of two Christmas songs taken from one-hour Christmas special of their TV series. In the show, they covered Mariah Carey's "All I Want to Christmas Is You" with Miranda Cosgrove, but appear solo in the mini album.
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A Bulslar happens when a man is in the act of anal intercourse with a woman/man, while wearing mismatched gloves and 30 feet of high tensile, repelling rope, securely fastened around the torso and pelvic area of the receiving party. The resulting climax is similar to having ones testicles repeatedly slammed into a block of room temperature lime jello (fruit chunks included), Thus resulting in a facial expression akin to divine pleasure mixed with unbridled rage. resulting in a primal 110 decibel scream sounding much like a chicken unlaying an ostrich egg. Average seminal volume normally ranges from 8 to 16 ounces. Usually common place with folks who like to tuck their junk back and dance to "Goodbye Horses" by Garvey
After he made me "put the lotion on the skin" he totally pulled Bulslar on me. it was actually kind of nice.
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In this public service announcement, the tables have turned! With the geek culture suddenly becoming more mainstream (I blame you, Mark Zuckerberg and The Social Network), we need to stop and remember that words do hurt, even those who don't understand what armor class is.
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High altitude biodiversity of the Alps and the Himalayas: ethnobotany, plant distribution and conservation perspective
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Historical evidences suggest that the Himalayas have some strong biogeographical links to the Alps. In view of this fact, the present study aims to understand the similarities in plant species distribution and their ethnobotanical uses in the Indian Himalayas and the Slovenian Alps. The plant species common in both the mountain systems and used by local inhabitants were compiled by extensive literature search and also by carrying out primary surveys. Ethnobotanical information was collected through personal interviews of villagers with the help of local assistants and also through direct and indirect observations made during the field surveys. A total of 59 ethnobotanical species representing 17 families common in both the Indian Himalayas and the Slovenian Alps were documented, of these 78% obtained medicinal properties and traditionally used by local people for curing diseases. Comparatively, people of the Indian Himalayas used plants for medicine in higher percentage (73%) than the people of Slovenia (42%). Of the total medicinal plants, only 7 plant species such as Acoruscalamus, Capsellabursa-partoris, Hypericumperforatum, Origanumvulgare, Prunellavulgaris, Solanumnigrum and Urticadioica had some common uses in both the Slovenian Alps and the Indian Himalayas. In the Slovenian Alps, the maximum ethnobotanical species (61%) had wide distribution range whereas maximum ethnobotanical species in the Indian Himalayas (62%) had localized distribution. Though, 27% of common ethnobotanical species belonged to different threat categories, only 2 species—Taxusbaccata and Hippophaerhamnoides—are placed under similar threat category in these two different mountain areas. The study unfolds relationship in plant species distribution and their ethnobotanical uses along with offering an opportunity to provide information on uses of plant species though available but unknown to community.


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Castel d'Amérique Française si trova all'interno delle mura fortificate della vecchia Quebec City. Tutti i luoghi storici, i migliori ristoranti, attrazioni turistiche che si possono visitare a piedi. Le camere sono spaziose e ciascuna di esse è dotata di bagno privato, aria condizionata, TV, frigorifero, connessione internet wireless gratuita, scrivania. La terrazza comune è accessibile a tutti i nostri ospiti in casa. Questa terrazza è attrezzata con tavoli e sedie dove si può sedere e godere di una splendida vista sul castello Frontenac, Edificio Price, giardino delle Orsoline e il fiume Saint-Laurent. La distanza a tutti i principali luoghi di interesse a Québec City: 2 min. a piedi al castello Frontenac, Pianure di Abramo e la Cittadella 5 min. camminare al Parlamento, Centro Congressi, Grand Theatre, Capitol 10 min. a piedi da Place Reale, Petit-Champlain e il Museo della Civiltà Pochi min. a piedi per pista ciclabile, pista di pattinaggio, per attraversare il percorso sci
5 su giugno 24, 2011
Our stay at the Castel d'Amerique Francaise was an unforgettable experience. Jolanda welcomed us warmly and showed us to our elegant, clean and spacious accommodation. We felt like a queen and king living in opulence! The fluffy pillows and down comforter made for a refreshing night's sleep. The breakfast was incredible with fresh baked pastries, crepes, quiches, cheeses, ham, fresh fruit...just to name some of the yummies! The atmosphere was cozy and homey and the guests friendly. Having traveled a lot, our 11 year old daughter agreed that it was our favorite place to stay. The location too was great, in the heart of Old Quebec City. I can't imagine anyone having a bad experience at the Castel d'Amerique Francaise.
4,0 su maggio 11, 2011
This house is full of charm and imagination. Waking up in the morning to the soft light of morning sun through the window is a delight. Breakfast is a feast. Our hostess was helpful and ready to provide for all our needs. Excellent value for money. 'Lang may yur lum reek' a Scottish saying meaning 'long may your chimney be filled with smoke, long may you have all that you need to eat, to keep warm and make life agreable
5 su aprile 12, 2011
Since 2006 I have taken one of my granddaughters at the age of 11 or 12 to Quebec City by train in July, and stayed at this B&B: 3 trips in all. The ambiance has provided a perfect setting for such trips. The rooms are large and comfortable with interesting antique furniture. The breakfast varied and plentiful with freshly made dishes and fruit, and the location perfect for walking to the historical points of interest. The proprietor has always been gracious and helpful. I look forward to returning again this summer.
4,8 su luglio 20, 2010
We chose to stay at a B&B in order to enhance the experience of visiting historic Old Quebec City. The decor at Castel d'Amerique Francaise was authentic and the room which we stayed in was very spacious and comfortable. It was hotter than usual for mid-July and the air conditioning was sufficient in keeping the room cool. Spacious shower and a terrace to sit outside and enjoy a glass of wine. Breakfast was good with a variety of foods- you can sit inside or on the outside terrace. The inkeeper was friendly and accomodating. A plus-a computer set up in a hallway with internet access. Loved this place and would stay here again. Connie/Chicago
5 su luglio 19, 2010
Great location, charming surroundings, and a hearty warm breakfast with fresh fruit available everyday! Innkeeper and staff were very friendly and willing to help with directions or anything you needed. I will definitley return
5 su giugno 14, 2010
Rooms were spacious and well appointed and anything that you could possibly need was provided. Breakfast satisfied all tastes and was plentiful. Major points of interest were within walking distance. Innkeepers were extremely courteous, helpful and accommodating. Without question I would return for another stay.
5 su ottobre 25, 2009
Conference attendees; why pay big bucks on that "special rate" your conference reserves at the "official" hotel and miss out living within the Old City? Why end up paying too much for a cold- featureless- small room in a steel/glass building? I recently attended a conference in Quebec City; found this B&B within walking distance of the conference; even closer than one of the two high buck conference hotels reserved for conference attendees. What a waist it would have been to stay in a building I could find in any busy urban area of the world; missing out on staying within the unique antiquity of Old Quebec. The B&B is only a 7 minute walk to the Convention Center. Your path to the Conference in the AM allows you to see the horses being prepared for carriage rides that routinely pass this B&B. Our room was 3 x the size of the rather Spartan conference rooms my colleagues showed me. Aside from saving more than $100 per night on a spacious, wonderfully decorated room, I saved around $20 per day on a comparable "breakfast for two"; and another $15-$25 per day on free secured wireless internet; which my buddies were constantly complaining about having to pay for at their conference hotels. I saved a bundle; my wife was happy; I was KING OF THE CASTEL D'Amerique. If your next conference is held at the Quebec Conference Center, don't end up whining over high prices, lack of value, disconnection with the local flavor, and paying extra for internet charges! We stayed one extra week using this location as our base from which to sightsee other areas reached by rental car (which ended up being FREE due to the huge savings we scored). The kitchen was always open to help yourself to coffee, hot chocolate, tea, yogurt, fruit etc. The stairs in the house are steep but rather cool too, provided good exercise. Not able to climb stairs? Reserve early to secure the lower floor! We had a wonderful and romantic time and strongly recommend you stay at the Castle D'Amerique Francaise
4,6 su ottobre 22, 2009
We just stayed 12 days at Castel D'Amerique Francaise; loved each and every day of our stay. The home is lovely from bottom to top! Of the many unique renovations made to this B&B the most charming,in my opinion,are the climbing terraces and balcony views which make the B&B very romantic; both in your room and outside on multi level decking. Weather permitting, the terraces make wonderful locations to have romantic breakfasts in private, simply sip a coffee, read a book, or star gaze at one of the many cafe tables scattered around the entire property. Maid service is upon request,which I like due to my preference not to have someone in my room every day; and also to do my part to conserve resources. Anything you might need is easily found in abundance on each floor. The views on both sides of the hotel are just magnificent in the day time and uniquely and beautifully lit at night. We had the opportunity to view most of the rooms in the house and I can say that one room is just as lovely and uniquely decorated as the next. We just couldn't have been more delighted with our pick in this Bed and Breakfast. Breakfast is also unique in that there is a menu of which to order. Choices are healthy and cooked to order as each guest arrives in the morning. They were very open to pleasing us individually, so do not hesitate to let them know what you may like to have made available for your personal tastes. The dining room is intimate; we truly enjoyed sharing our table with other guests when the situation presented itself; giving opportunity to exchange the day's activities,a few hearty laughs,and favorite dishes found at local restaurants. Everything you want to do in the old city is very close and easy walking distance as is reported in other reviews of this B&B. Horse carriage tours are located just around the corner. You will love this place! The best croissants we have ever had are just down the hill and three blocks away at Paillards on St. Jean Street.
4,8 su ottobre 05, 2009
Wonderful B&B, elegant rooms, felt right at home with the casual atmosphere. Super breakfast and enjoyed talking to other guest.
2,6 su agosto 31, 2009
We stayed at B&B for three days. B&B is in a very good location, inside the walls of the old city and walking distance to all old city attractions and is very close to Citadel. We did have some rough time at the beginning though - we were placed on the top floor of the hotel and did not expect it was so high up without an elevator. It is pretty tiring to go up and down the stairs every day. The owner did change the room though upon our request which made our stay much more pleasant. Thanks to owners for reacting to our request so quickly. The B&B also does not have enough tables for breakfast - you either need to wake up very early or wait for others to finish. This is inconvenient as noone wants to waste time. The breakfast was OK but was the same every day and was pretty basic. We also thought the service was very impersonal - when we arrived, we were just left with the envelopes with keys and instructions without meeting an owner. This was unusual for a B&B in my previous experience. I was not sure if it is just the way it is in Quebec City or if it is just this B&B. We did like the rooms - very nice and cozy. Loved it! Location and rooms are definitely nice but I am not sure I would necessarily return to Castel d'Amerque Francause because of what I said before. Not the best and not the worst B&B in my experience. I would return to Quebec city though - I loved the city!
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Double Crossing (Nancy Drew & Hardy Boys Super Mystery #1)
Nancy Drew is enjoying a luxury cruise aboard the ship where her friend George is the new social director. It seems like great fun until Nancy overhears a plan to sell CIA secrets to another country. Meanwhile . . . the Hardy Boys are working undercover on the same cruise ship trying to track down a dangerous group of thieves who prey on rich passengers.
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The gang had just come home from the from the mystery of the ghostly scarecrow. Since the gang ad been solving cases and been helping with the police, catching villains all day, they decided to call it a day and take a break from solving cases.
Scooby Doo and the gang lived in a two story apartment, each member had their bedrooms. The only difference was that Shaggy and Scooby Doo stayed in one room together. "Hey Gang, who wants some pancakes?" Shaggy asked.
Velma looked at Shaggy. "Shaggy, seriously Pancakes are for breakfast" The other gang laughed. Fred went up to shaggy and placed his arm around shaggy. "Come on Velmster, shaggy is offering some snacks, since he loves to eat a lot why don't we have some of his recipe. A shaggy who does not eat is not a man worth to be called shaggy."
"You got that right Fred" Shaggy told him. Shaggy placed the ingredients in a bowl and he started to mix it up. After a while Daphne stood up and stretched. "Hey gang i'm going up" Daphne told them. "Why you turning in so early Daphne?" Velma asked her. Daphne shrugged. "Well i guess i just need to take my shoes off. My feet are killing me."
"You know i have been reading all about traps shaggy" Fred told shaggy. "And it seems that every year traps get bigger and better." Shaggy nodded his head. "Fred" Shaggy called him. "Me and Scooby seem to be always the live bait. How about for a change, you and Velma be the bait."
"Why me and Velma?" Fred asked Shaggy. "You guys have faster legs when it comes to monsters" Shaggy smirked. "I've just had this thought. Why do you and Daphne seem to be always going together while me Velma and Scooby always go for the creep first hand?"
"What?" Fred asked Shaggy laughing in a fake tone. "No reason, your great sleuths shaggy and you should be glad that you have the brains with you." Shaggy smiled and he popped a Scooby snack into his mouth.
Meanwhile Daphne had just opened her bedroom upstairs. Since it was moist in her room, she opened her Windows. She felt the cool wind brush against her face. Daphne kicked her shoes off and pushed them to the side. On her top drawer she pulled out her pedicure set and she placed it beside the window on top of a coffee table.
As she opened up her Pedicure set, she opened the compartment that held the four different colors she loved, purple, green, orange and pink. Of Course she chose the pink pedicure paint and placed it on top of the table. Daphne crossed her right leg and began rubbing her calf the soles of her foot and then her toes.
When she was relaxed, She went to her bedroom door and she locked it. When it was secure, Daphne went near her laundry basket and she unhooked her pink pantyhose. Slowly she slid he pink pantyhose down revealing her soft sensual delicate skin. When she reached her ankles, she yanked her stocking off revealing her pampered toes.
"My toenails really need some tending." Daphne told herself. As she lid the other half off, she felt the wind blow on top of her feet. She giggled because the wind was slightly cold then the one before. She got a pair of lotion and rubbed it together in her palms, so that the lotion would equally spread out through her skin.
She first rubbed her feet on the floor mattress so to not collect dust when she rubbed the lotion on her foot. She began to massage the lotion on the sole of her right barefoot, working it up to her thighs, as she did so she pushed another paste of lotion onto her hand and worked the lotion around her left foot until she reached her left thigh. Least of all she cracked her toes and wiggled them a bit. "Oh that feels so good" Daphne Moaned.
Daphne got some cotton balls and she placed each cotton ball between her toes. She grabbed the pink pedicure paint and she crossed her legs. She focused intensely on her right big toe and stuck her tongue out trying to create the perfect pedicure. Inch by inch she rubbed the pink dipped pedicure brush against her big toe. As she started, everything came naturally.
When she was done painting her right toes, she rotated her ankle and tried to stretch her foot, for their was still stress beneath her soles. She crossed her left leg and began painting her other toenails. When she was done, and the pedicure was all dry, she packed her pedicure manicure set away and she stashed it in the closet. Under her bed, she found her pink rubber v cut slippers, so as to sow off her newly pedicured toes. She stretched her legs and she went downstairs.
"Hey gang!" Daphne called out. "I have a surprise here" Shaggy and Scooby Doo Rushed to Daphne Blake. "Scooby Snacks?" Shaggy asked Daphne. "No" Daphne said in a monotone. "What's up?" Fred asked. Velma Chimed in and looked at Daphne. "Do you see anything different?" Daphne asked the gang. "You are still wearing your natural Clothes" Velma told Daphne. "The same Purple dress and that green ascot of yours."
Fred looked at Daphne. "Where you going Daphne?" Fred asked her. "I'm not going anywhere" Daphne told him. Fred smirked. Daphne huffed, and she pointed her right toes forward. "Are you doing ballet?" Shaggy chimed in, as he and Scooby laugh Hysterically. Daphne tried to hold it in. She waved her her left hand gesturing to her feet. and the gang looked at Daphne's bare feet. They saw pink pedicure and very white feet.
"How do you manage to have white feet all the time Daphne?" Shaggy asked Daphne. Daphne Chuckled. "Shaggy all i do is pay attention to my feet regularly like you do to food." Daphne walked to the sofa and she sat down. "Hey gang" Daphne Blake called out to them. "Would it be OK, if i only wore slippers with my purple outfit?"
Fred looked at her. "You want to wear slippers with that purple suit and go barefoot while solving mysteries? Mostly likely you will not be able to avoid chipping a toenail, and worse especially a newly pedicured one." Daphne smiled and slowly retreated to the sofa. The gang went back to Daphne on the sofa and they all sat down to watch their favorite tv show,
Mystery Dune, sooner Daphne stopped feeling bad about her feet and decided to go along with the TV show. And that evening the gang had a memorable time.
"Hey Gang, looks like we have a mystery on our hands" Freddy told them. "Someone has is haunting the Henry's trying to get their gold. Let's get a move on." The gang hopped onto the mystery van, Daphne decide to wear her slippers and the gang went on their way.
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Markets suggest Pressing is clearly a better chance than Manhattan Avenue at Caulfield on Saturday but trainer Mick Price says it is hard to split the stablemates.
Debut winner Pressing is the $3.30 favourite for the listed Sky High Mt Dandenong Stakes for two-year-olds while Manhattan Avenue is at $11 with the TAB after being as much as $21 during the week.
"There's actually not a lot between my two even though the market will say there is a fair bit between them," Price said.
While it would not surprise Price if Manhattan Avenue upset the favourites, the trainer is leaning to Pressing as the best chance in the 1200m race.
"I'd have to go for Pressing because I'm pretty confident he's still on the way up whereas the other horse is going to be a better three-year-old," he said. "If I had to split them I would go Pressing, I guess."
Pressing finished strongly from back in the field to beat Petrology on debut over the Caulfield 1200 metres three weeks ago and Price hopes that with race experience under his belt he will travel better this time.
"It's a bit concerning how off the bridle he gets, especially in the first half of the race," he said. "I'm hoping that because he's had the benefit of a run he can hold a more forward position.
"He'll be strong at the end of 1200 (metres) and I don't think he'll get as far back as he was at his first start."
Manhattan Avenue was chased down by Darley colt Farolitos making a debut at Mornington after getting fired up early and going to the front which Price said wasn't the intention.
Farolitos is equal favourite for the Evergreen Turf Claret Stakes 1300m at Hawkesbury on Saturday.
"He [Manhattan Avenue] will disappoint me if he doesn't run in the first three. If he doesn't he'll be going to the paddock," Price said.
Price is well placed to land a listed race double on his home track with Dany the Fox favourite to bounce back in the 1440m Thoroughbred Club Cup after a disappointing last-start fifth over 1400m at Flemington behind Spacecraft.
On that occasion he had only two weeks between starts and, Price said, the month between runs this time suits the gelding.
"He's lovely and fresh and I think you'll see a very good performance from Dany the Fox tomorrow," he said.


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The singer's fan base's reaction to the AF shirt was so intense, the company pulled the top soon AFter its release.
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PS4 Has A 'Slight But Not Significant Lead' Over Xbox One
All we've heard for the last couple of months is how the PS4 is expected to smash the Xbox One in terms of sales, giving it a market advantage for the life of the console.
But a study recently commissioned by Ubisoft suggests that the lead the PS4 has isn't quite as significant as we've been led to believe.
9% of the 1,000 people surveyed claimed they planned to purchase a PS4 this year, while 13% planned to do so within the first 12 months.
8% planned to buy an Xbox One this year, with a further 10% planning on buying one in the next 12 months – suggesting the PS4 doesn't have too great a lead on the Xbox One.
However what is interesting is that the targeted audience of the survey was a wider, more mainstream market – rather than 'hardcore' gamers.
Only 14% of those surveyed currently have a PS3, while 17% have an Xbox 360. 43% had nothing in the way of a gaming device.
34% claimed to have never played videogames, while 18% said they played games less than once a month.
So this doesn't really clarify the lead the PS4 might have over the Xbox One. While it's true a mainstream audience might not have any particular brand preference, it is still quite likely that gamers still intend to plump for a PS4 this Christmas instead of an Xbox One.
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Carmen Electra heads to Las Vegas to guest star in MGM Grand's Crazy Horse Paris, a topless French cabaret, July 8-13. The show in Paris is in its 58th year while its Sin City production is in its eighth year. Electra's film, Oy Vey! My Son is Gay, hits theaters this fall. She shares her travel highlights and tips with Kelly Carter special for USA TODAY.
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Q: Where have you been recently that you liked or were surprised by?
A: Fort Lauderdale. I was doing a commercial and had a couple of days in Fort Lauderdale because that's where we were taking off to the Bahamas. We walked down to the beach, not knowing what to expect. The only other time I had been there before was for MTV spring break, but it was so crazy you couldn't see anything. There were kids everywhere and you don't even feel like you're at the beach. It's a madhouse.
I was really surprised. Rob (Patterson, her fiancé) and I laid out for a little bit and enjoyed the ocean. I wasn't expecting it to be so nice and it's really beautiful. I never had a chance to see the ocean before. People jogging. Beautiful bodies. It was really relaxing.
Q: What's the best place you've ever visited?
A: New York City. My favorite thing to do is go to Fashion Week and support the designers. It's crazy — the energy, the parties, the people. I love to people watch. I love shopping when I'm in New York. I always go to Barneys New York or Pat Field. There's a cool store called What Goes Around Comes Around where you can find really special vintage rock T-shirts. I love the pace. I love the people. I love to go and get a slice of pizza and feel the whole New York vibe. But Fashion Week is special.
Q: What's the most surprising/unexpected place you're ever visited?
A: Just a few days ago I hosted the second anniversary of the nightclubs Aura and Cain at The Cove pool lounge located at Atlantis, Paradise Island in the Bahamas. I didn't realize how much there was to do (at the resort). They had everything from clubs and pool parties to the aquarium, which was absolutely amazing. They also had a Nobu, which is my favorite sushi restaurant. On my day off, I spent most of my time on the lazy river.
Q: What's your favorite vacation spot?
A: Maui, Hawaii. I went there about a year ago with my fiancé Rob. We decided that we wanted to rent our own car. We stayed at a friend's condo and did our own grocery shopping. We just wanted to feel like one of the locals. It was the most relaxing, beautiful experience. It was fun to drive around and get lost and pull over on the side of the road. You're standing on a cliff looking at the ocean. He's way more romantic than I am. I actually felt like being romantic. It brings out another side of me. Hawaii has always done that. I feel very connected to it.
When I was 12 years old, my mother won a trip to Hawaii through Publisher's Clearing House. And that was both of our first flights anywhere. We went to Honolulu and stayed at the Prince Kuhio. We did the whole tourist thing and went to see Don Ho and to a luau. I've been to Hawaii about eight or nine times and ever since then it's the only place in the world where I cry when it's time to go. Now that she's passed away, it has even more meaning to me.
Q: Can you offer an insider tip or recommendation for your favorite vacation place?
A: On Maui, rent a car and just drive around. You end up getting lost but you find yourself in the coolest places. Rob and I would drive around and find little flea markets, where people would make their own jewelry.
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Emphasizing that he was expressing his individual, personal opinion "as an American Zionist," Dr. Emanuel Neumann called upon all Zionists to be "open-minded" and receptive to any ideas that may be advanced for modifying the present structure of the World Zionist Organization. He addressed the annual convention of the New England Zionist Region.
Declaring emphatically that "organizational shortcomings are by no means the basic problem that has affected the Zionist movement since the State of Israel was established, " Dr. Neumann nevertheless urged serious consideration of plans designed to strengthen the movement by broadening its base, closer unification of Zionist forces, and mitigating the effects of party rivalries. "It is the General Zionists everywhere, who should be in the forefront of such efforts, in keeping with our fundamental outlook," Dr. Neumann asserted.
"As General Zionists we have never been a party in the strict sense of the term, but on the contrary have been historically committed to advance the general interest, setting it above the particular interests of any party, class or section. We have viewed with regret the excessive fragmentation of the movement through numerous parties and splinter parties on the Right and Left. General Zionists have been forced to accommodate themselves to the organizational pattern which developed over the years; but it remains their proper role to help correct the effects of the rigid party system.
"But I must warn, " Dr. Neumann added, "that any effort at serious organizational reform in the framework of Diaspora Zionism, will fail unless the problem is first tackled at the source and center –in Israel. The attitudes prevailing in the Diaspora are largely a reflex of the situation in Israel where the party system has been developed and refined to an unwarranted degree. It is the large and powerful parties, based and centered in Israel, that must first demonstrate a readiness to relax their control and forago past efforts to enhance their influence in the W.Z.O. and the Jewish Agency, with the support of their adherents or partisans in the Diaspora.
"This challenge is addressed more especially to the largest and strongest party enjoying a dominant position in the Government and the Jewish Agency. If Mapai should take the lead in the direction of renunciation, moderation and change, other groups are likely to follow. A change of course initiated in Israel, is indeed a prerequisite and condition precedent to any important, organizational changes in the rest of the Zionist world."


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Motley Crue and Alice Cooper will be teaming up for this year's Sturgis Rally. Earlier today, the Crue announced their "All Bad Things Must Come to an End" farewell tour, including a date at the Buffalo Chip Campgrounds on Tuesday, August 5th.
The concert will coincide with the Buffalo Chip's annual Motorcycle and Musical Festival, which runs from August 1st-9th just outside of Sturgis, South Dakota. Lynyrd Skynyrd is also scheduled to play the festival on Sunday, August 3rd, with more acts to be announced.
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The Waiting Room
- Book by Morris Panych
- Music and lyrics by John Mann
Recovery. Real life. Music.
"An extremely personal, contemplative, angry—and appreciative—musical journey" —The Globe and Mail on John Mann's album The Waiting Room
PREMIERE A moving story about family, healing, and hope, The Waiting Room is the highly anticipated collaboration between Spirit of the West's John Mann and acclaimed Canadian playwright Morris Panych. Drawn from Mann's own experience and his solo album of the same name, this musical follows "J" as he navigates life before and after diagnosis. It's a story told with grace, honesty, and a sharp sense of humour, with a score that adds a layer of poignant commentary and thoughtful observation.
Running time: Approx. 1 hour 30 minutes (no intermission)
This play was developed as a Silver Commissions Project
"Full of grace, honesty, humour and compassion" —Jo Ledingham The Vancouver Courier
"A beautiful celebration" —Colin Thomas, The Georgia Straight
"Goes far beyond what a traditional musical might offer" —Mark Robins, Vancouver Presents
"Touching, compelling, convincing, entertaining : you can't ask for more" —Baird Blackstone, Broken Leg Reviews
"Keeps the audience spell-bound" —Maria Figueiredo, Review Vancouver
"Energetic and engaging" —Cora Li, Vancouverscape
"A remarkable evening of theatre" Entertainment Vancouver
"Punchy and minimalist" —JJ Brewis, Lords of Dogwood
"Hot Ticket: The Waiting Room" —Jennifer Van Evra, The Globe and Mail [preview]
"Arts Club presents The Waiting Room" —Shawn Conner, The Vancouver Sun [preview]
"Thought provoking; wake-up call; comedy and music–this play has it all! Not a light play–you'll leave the theatre in a somber mood, but that only means that the play struck a chord, I think. The stage set was deceivingly simple until the props start appearing and disappearing. Very creative. Actors were superb. Well done indeed"
"The Waiting Room provided everything I hope for when visiting the theatre but almost never receive. The production was original, moving, skillfully acted, and totally involving. My attention was riveted to the stage for every minute of the performance. Thank you for providing this unforgettable experience to Vancouver's theatre audiences"
–Dan, Vancouver
"Music, sadness, humour–all the emotions are touched in this sensitive, honest look at humans dealing with life and death. Well done. Thank you"
"This play married an incredibly moving and heartbreaking story with laugh out loud humour and brilliant creativity. The writing and acting were fantastic. I have been a fan of John Mann and Spirit of the West for over 20 years and feel privileged to have listened to him sing tonight"
"So beautiful, sweet, and soulful. John Mann's gorgeous vocals accompanied by the band blended so well with the story. All the actors are fabulous. The weight of the subject matter is elevated by the lightness of the magic surrealism. Absolutely loved it. Left with my mascara smudged but my heart felt light. Highly recommended"
"This was a wonderful production in all respects. Very moving. I love Morris Panych's work. Ken MacDonald's set and costumes were brilliant as usual. Casting and acting–all excellent. This has moved me to become a season subscriber"
–Sharon, Vancouver
"FANTASTIC! Keep up the good work"
"The best musical play I have ever seen! John Mann's vibrant singing in the backstage brings the brilliant acting to its full reality and allows the emotions to unfold genuinely without pretense or overplaying themselves. His personal journey through sickness, self-doubt and recovery resonates powerfully in witty yet moving script and songs on the universal theme of facing one's own mortality and the disgraceful ways of treating our ills. I recommend this play to everyone–no exceptions"
"Superb. Fine combination of sensitivity and comedy. Four curtain calls, all deserved by the cast"
"Truly enjoyed, a mix of ballet, play, and farce–a real great fun show. How many of us have experienced the same doctors, hospital waits, and situations? So real, even for former and present cancer patients, their families and themselves, living and surviving the situation. Great!"
"We loved, The Waiting Room. It was an incredibly uplifting performance, packed with humour and emotion. It was truly inspiring to see John Mann actually perform his own life story on stage, knowing he is currently battling early onset Alzheimer's disease. There were so many levels to this performance. We couldn't help standing up at the end to dance with him in joy and triumph. Well done!"
"Loved the set. Loved the jokes. Loved the music. And especially loved the performance of Matreya Scarrwener. She brought me to tears in Armstrong's War (my all-time favourite Arts Club performance) and the story of her character brought me to tears in The Waiting Room. She is a super talented actress!"
"Cancer is personal, yet a part of all our lives. The music and the story in The Waiting Room bare these truths. Captivating and real–all of it. And oh, the music really shines! Kudos to John Mann for his amazing talent and his courage in performing so beautifully under adversity"
–Susan, Vancouver
"John Mann is a living legend, Morris Panych, one of Canada's most astute playwrights, and of course Jonathan Young, the best of the best! To have all of this talent in one place at one time for a concert within a play touched all the senses. Thank you for presenting this poignant collaboration!"
–Darlene, West Vancouver
"We have followed John Mann's career for many years, between his time performing as the lead of Spirit of the West and his brilliant performances with the Arts Club. It was because of our admiration of his talent that we purchased tickets to see The Waiting Room. This show touched our hearts like few others. The combination of Morris Panych's narrative and John Mann personally performing the songs he wrote of his journey, delivers an unforgettable theatrical experience"
"A superbly well-written and well-acted and sung performance. One of the best musical plays we have seen. John Mann and all the actors were top professionals. The set design, singing, and lyrics to the songs are memorable"
–Ian and Pierette, West Vancouver
"Having worked in healthcare–mostly in the operating room my entire career–I was both amazed and impressed how John Mann and Morris Panych were able to weave the gamut of emotions stemmed from a patient's personal experience into a very entertaining musical production. Thoroughly enjoyable at every turn. Mr. Mann's voice was amazing and the accompanying band artistically displayed behind the screen was wonderfully talented. The Waiting Room is an all-around winner!"
–Susan, Vancouver
"Outstanding! A must-attend! When two giants, Morris Panych and John Mann, collaborate, the product should be good. This was more than that. It was excellent! The entire cast, musicians, director, and scene designers are to be congratulated. THANK YOU!"
–Keith, Vancouver
"Absolutely outstanding! I am so glad to have had the chance to see this play. I knew the witty sense of humour of the author Panych from his play Vigil, so I was expecting something well-written, deep, with a smart, funny, and twisty way to bring the crowd to a hard topic to think about and discuss later with family, colleagues, or just with an imaginary friend. But, what brought it to such a special level was the participation of the talented composer John Mann. I was delighted to see him performing on stage with four other great musicians. The mise en scène was fabulous. The set and lights so, so, so well thought out–simple but so effective. Great acting from everyone. No flaws. One of the best plays I have seen"
–Diane, West Vancouver
"Powerful play, music, and acting. First time I've seen Matreya Scarrwener–strong actor. Impressive. I'm hoping to see her in more productions. Wonderful to have John Mann singing his music! Kudos to everyone!!!"
"Beautifully acted, well-written, emotional, funny, moving, brilliant piece of work. We loved it very much... Thank you"
–Tim, Vancouver
"So well done–such a great job considering it wasn't such a happy story. John Mann is so talented. I've loved him for years–such an entertainer. The cast was all so amazing. Well done and so happy that John was still able to perform all his amazing music. I just wish him good health and for him to enjoy his month at the Arts Club"
–Mary-Lynne, Vancouver
"This is skillful, beautiful performance. For people who have gone through cancer, like me, it is a validation of the journey of turmoil and fear. For people who have not had cancer, it offers a glimpse into the hard-hitting reality that the experience brings. The actors are all wonderful, and most importantly, John Mann's presence and performance is extremely touching"
–Wendy, Burnaby
"This is one of the best plays I have seen. It is honest, touching, funny, and ultimately hopeful. It provides a reminder of how to seize life while we can"
–Kathryn, Vancouver
"Amazing performance, very moving. An exceptionally talented group of actors that captured our attention right from the beginning and made 85 minutes fly by!"
"An absolutely awesome production–I expected the music to be great, and it was, but the acting was superb and the way the songs were woven into the story was very clever–plus I got to complete my collection of CDs by buying December Looms!! I suspect that I'll be taking the show in again before it finishes"
–Alan, North Vancouver
- Book by Morris Panych
- Music and lyrics by John Mann
- Starring Peter Anderson, Chris Cochrane, Jillian Fargey, John Mann, Bonnie Panych, Matreya Scarrwener, Jonathon Young
- Musicians Brad Gillard, Eric Reed, Allan Rodger, Shari Ulrich
- Director Morris Panych
- Musical Director Allan Rodger
- Set and Costume Designer Ken MacDonald
- Lighting Designer Gerald King
- Sound Designer Ace Martens
- Movement Collaborator Wendy Gorling
- Dramaturg Rachel Ditor
- Stage Manager Caryn Fehr
- Assistant Stage Manager Angela Beaulieu


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LIKE a modern-day Johnny Appleseed, Terry Tisdale wants to use his fortune to plant 100,000 trees across his beloved Holroyd city.
''That's one for every person,'' he says eagerly. The altruistic engineer has already bought 2000 saplings to green the suburb where he grew up.
However, there is a slight problem. Holroyd Council is yet to be convinced of the merits of his $500,000 plan to line its median strips and parkland with native trees.
Mr Tisdale, 56, believes the trees will counter the effects of the concrete and bitumen urban environment absorbing the sun's rays and raising temperatures at night.
Emeritus professor Geoff Smith, a physicist at UTS, agrees trees can reduce reflected heat. He says the western suburbs' lack of greenery and the rapidly increasing density of its population make them suffer increasingly from what he calls the heat island effect.
Thermal imaging research by the City of Sydney shows heat radiating from buildings and roads adds about five degrees to night temperatures.
Mr Tisdale began his crusade eight years ago in a park adjoining his property. His seemingly innocuous mission, however, met with opposition. His neighbours objected first; not to the trees, but the leaves - and the sound of leaf blowers.
Trees started being uprooted, but for every one that was, Mr Tisdale planted 10 more. Eventually, the council took him to the Land and Environment Court to make him stop.
"Mr Tisdale has a good heart,'' Councillor Yvette Whitfield, the Mayor of Holroyd, said ''[but he] decided to plant trees within one of council's parks, without seeking approval''.
This time Mr Tisdale wants to expand his tree-planting ambitions, and is seeking council co-operation. Mr Tisdale says he presented council with a purchase order for the first lot of trees in November but is yet to get a response.
Cr Whitfield told the Herald she was unaware of the purchase order and would not comment about whether she intended to accept it or future offers of trees.
It is unclear whether the council will respond more favourably to Mr Tisdale's latest tree-planting mission. Should the council decline, Mr Tisdale insists he'll pay for the planting himself.
''Man's abuse of nature is going to be nothing compared to nature's abuse of man,'' he said.


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James is a Human-Centered Computing PhD student. His primary interests are in geographically distributed collaboration, user experiences, and workplace democracy. He is currently examining how digital whiteboards can improve creative project-spaces.
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Mission Statement
Ground Floor Project aims to promote positive community action that increases opportunities and benefits for all disadvantaged people living in the Upper Calder Valley (West Yorkshire, UK).
To this end, the Ground Floor Project is actively involved in providing, developing, supporting and sustaining a wide range of community led and self-help initiatives within the region.
What is the Ground Floor Project?
The Ground Floor Project is a registered charity (Charity No. 515918) and a company limited by guarantee (Company No. 1867571). The Project was set up in 1981 by local people for local people to provide community facilities for disadvantaged groups living in the Calder Valley, Luddendenfoot and Todmorden Wards of Calderdale.
Based in Hebden Bridge, the Project has developed a special and enduring relationship with the town. As well as being a prime site for developing centralised resources for the region, the town was severely under-resourced in community amenities, something the Project has managed to help remedy over the years.
In addition to developing a number of local community initiatives and not-for-profit social enterprises, The Ground Floor project runs the Salem Community Resource Centre.
Throughout 2009, the Centre was open at least six days a week for 50 weeks, most days from 7:30am to 10pm. The Centre hosted over 50 local community groups in its three halls, meeting rooms and offices and was visited in excess of 31,375 times throughout that period. Over 181 volunteers were involved in supporting the Project, its community initiatives or user groups on a regular basis. When asked, user groups and users reported a 98% customer satisfaction with staff and facilities. In addition to supporting its own groups and users, an additional 72 community groups recieved support and assistance throughout the year and over £250,000 in additional funding was secured by groups recieving intensive support from the Project.
Where are we?
Click here for for a Local Area Map
Hebden Bridge Christmas Toy Appeal
Click here to find out about this year's appeal and how you can get involved.
Throughout its long history, the Ground Floor Project and its many community initiatives have recieved recognition and awards for its work both on a local, regional and national level. In recent years Ground Floor was awarded the Community Legal Service Quality Mark as an information provider, was runner-up in the West Yorkshire Social Enterprise Awards for both 'Innovation in Enterprise' and ' Entrepreneur of the Year' categories (2005). In 2007 we were awarded both The HRH Duke of York's Community Initiative Award and Special Leadership Award for exceptional achievement. In 2007 we were recipient of the Best New Deal "Placement Provider" Award 2007, and "Employer of the Year" 2008.
We were awarded the HRH Duke of York's Community Initiative Award again in 2010 (it can only be awarded every three years) making Ground Floor the first community organisation in Calderdale ever to receive this award consecutively. We were also named winner of The Queen's Award for Voluntary Service - the MBE for voluntary groups, in June 2010.


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•Memorable line: After blasting eardrums during his audition, he offers, "I can do it in 4/4 if you prefer it with a disco beat."
•BeforeFame: "I was a musician in New York, I played piano and trombone, did arranging, accompanying and recording gigs. I had a fantastic band, and we worked on other people's records. I was even a church organist for a while. I went to Manhattan School of Music. They sent a casting agent to every music school in New York, so I auditioned there."
•DuringFame: "I was close to Paul McCrane, we always hung out when we were on the same coasts, and to Maureen Teefy. I see her daughter at the gym, and she looks just like Maureen did back then." He misses Albert Hague, a refugee from Nazi Germany (he played Bruno's disapproving classical music teacher Mr. Shorofsky) who died in 2001. "He was my mentor. I would bring him my songs to critique. He was an old-school composer."
•After Fame: "When it was first released, it was mostly an urban success, and the Fame song was bigger than the movie. I'd walk into clubs and hear it on jukeboxes. Soon, I could be walking down the street and people would look at me and smile and give a knowing glance. It was subdued but sweet recognition." As for his life today, "I live in Marina del Rey, with two sons and my wife, Sherry (Fame castmate Laura Dean's sister). I write music for TV and film, and I produce. My latest project is to write music for Oprah's new Dr. Oz show."
•Age: 48
•What you might not know: He was one of four cast members who repeated their characters in the TV series (1982-87), and wrote some of the songs he performed on the show.
•Why Fame endures: "I keep thinking the franchise is dead, but it keeps coming back. Fame may have spawned High School Musical, which in turn spawned a remake of Fame."
•Remake reaction: "I might go see it — if I can get a babysitter. We've got every known movie channel, so I might watch when it comes out on cable. I'm curious."
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Contact: Melissa Beninger, Physical Education Teacher
One of our class goals is to actively engage children in sufficient amounts of moderate to vigorous physical activity (MVPA) to improve their physical health and well being. Another goal is to encourage children to apply the skill and knowledge they acquire during class and seek opportunities to be active outside of school and as part of a healthy lifestyle. Additionally, instructional units are planned to develop motor, cognitive and behavioral skills. Your child's semester grade will focus on his/her attitude (good sportsmanship) and effort (following directions and participation in daily activities).
Your child will attend physical education 4 or 5 times every two weeks, meeting the state mandated physical education minutes (200 minutes every 2 weeks). Students will engage in various sports and physical activities. 1st through 3rd grade clssses attend two set days each week and every other Wednesday. 4th and 5th grade classes attend two 50 minute classes per week, eliminating the need for an alternating Wednesday. Please see your child's teacher for the specific dates and times!
Physical activity must be done regularly to achieve health benefits. Therefore, your child's participation is very important. If he/she is sick or unable to participate in all activities, please send a note. Also, we recommend that you send a labeled water bottle with your child and stress the importance of staying hydrated.
In order to provide the best possible experience for your child, we must all work together as a team. Please remind your child to dress appropriately for physical activity.
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Please have your students dress appropriately according to the weather! In the event that it is too hot outside or there is rain, we will move our PE classes indoors. If the temperature reaches 85 degrees, we will play water games outside or have the students participate in less vigorous activities. Once the temperature outside reaches 90 degrees, PE will be moved indoors. Your students' safety is our number one concern.
If you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact us at (760)290-2900 ext 3934.
Thank you for your support!
Ms. Beninger & the Carrillo PE Staff