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Les Boucholeurs, France, December 5, 2010 - #1260
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Mario Sughi difficult to add something to all the appreciations this work had got in the last few months or so. The time has proved to me that it is still very much attractive as it was first time I have seen it. A real pleasure to revisit it time to time
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The Foundation for Jewish Culture honored Russ & Daughters with the 2013 Jewish Cultural Achievement award – which honors "luminaries who keep contemporary Jewish culture rich, vibrant, and relevant."
State Senator Daniel Squadron was on hand to present the award to Josh Russ Tupper, Niki Russ Federman, and Mark Russ Federman.
The other recipients this year were Pulitzer prize-winning author Michael Chabon, Bard College President and conductor Dr. Leon Botstein, philanthropist Scott Berrie, and historian Dr. Deborah Dash Moore. The award has a rich history, and past recipients include: Elie Weisel, Philip Roth, Maurice Sendak, the creators of Fiddler on the Roof, Tony Kushner, John Zorn, Joan Micklin Silver, and many other distinguished figures in the worlds of art, architecture, culture, and scholarship.
Russ & Daughters is the first ever honoree from the food world. In his presentation speech, State Senator Daniel Squadron said:
Good evening.
It's truly a great honor to be here. It's an honor and the sort of privilege that one doesn't necessarily expect to get in one's career — especially not when one's relationship with that which he is honoring is one of the small child or young man, desperately excited and privileged just to participate in the place… which is naturally my feeling about Russ & Daughters.
And it's especially meaningful to do it here at the Foundation, connecting my feelings — and the feelings reflected throughout the city and the diaspora — about Russ & Daughters and what it represents, and giving it the appropriate depth that it deserves.
So I have to admit something. When I first ran for the State Senate, I was fairly young and I was a long shot candidate. And the first day I really realized I was running was during Erev Yom Kippur in 2007, when I was in line at Russ & Daughters…for a very long time.
I got there early, as I'd done for a long time. You see, my wife and I — my girlfriend at the time — host the Yom Kippur break-fast every year. I'm the youngest of five children and the youngest of nine cousins, and so the other holidays were taken. My brother hosts the first night of Passover, my cousin the second night. One brother hosts that time between Chanukah and New Years that isn't called Christmas. Another cousin hosts a get-together in the middle of the summer. So by the time I came along, the break-fast was what we got — and thank goodness we had Russ & Daughters.
I waited in line, I ordered what I order (about twice as much as the number of people justifies), and I went home. And I said to my girlfriend, "I really need to win this race because, if I do, I will represent Russ & Daughters. Can you imagine?"
And she said, "No – and even if you win, you better still wait in line." She's the wiser of the two of us.
So, I was successful in that campaign. And I've been really proud of representing Russ & Daughters in the Senate and continuing to wait in line — and not just because I lobbied to have my sandwich added to the menu: the roe cream cheese with salmon, whitefish salad, shredded whitefish, and wasabi roe on an everything bagel. I hope you're taking notes!
But I'm also so proud to represent Russ & Daughters because it's really about more than food.
For the Foundation for Jewish Culture to honor Russ & Daughters as the final award of the evening is appropriate because, in many ways, food — in our culture and in our families — is the foundation in a true way. And this story and this family — Niki, Josh, Mark, the generation above, the daughters, and the original founder — represent a foundational part of what it means to be Jewish, living in the diaspora, living in a city that has meant so much to the Jewish people — because of the continuity, because of the connection to history and legacy, and because of the extent to which, as secular Judaism expands, the culture and the food, and the history is such an important touchstone for the next generation and the generation after that.
It really is the foundation to so much that's at risk and that must not be lost. It's particularly true when you think about the spirit of charity and giving back that we saw after Sandy. The first store open on the Lower East Side, while there was still power out across the area, was Russ & Daughters. When there were hundreds of seniors stuck in their buildings without power or any way to get out and get water, it was Russ & Daughters that built care packages and worked with my office to deliver them them door-to-door in the neighborhood. And it was Russ & Daughters, Niki and Josh, who called and said, "What more can we do?"
So it's a great honor to end the evening with the foundation of our culture and, in my view, the foundation of all things good: food, and the way that it connects us to who we are. By that I mean this tradition and institution — Russ & Daughters — and what it means to our city and our people. And of course I mean those three to five hours every year, erev Yom Kippur, that mean more to me and to hundreds of others — all of those who got there first — than just about anything else, and that help connect us to the real depth of our history. Many of us don't get to experience that every day; but when we do, it really connects us to what matters most about our community, our culture, and our history.
So it's a great honor to call up Niki Russ Federman, Josh Russ Tupper, and Mark Russ Federman.
A man walks into an appetizing store on the Lower East Side. He breathes in, taking in that characteristic aroma that can only come from the co-mingling of smoked fish, pickled herrings, fresh breads, dried fruits and sweets. He breathes out. "Ah" he says, "I smell Judaism." True story. And stories like that happen pretty regularly at Russ & Daughters.This coming year, Russ & Daughters will celebrate its 100th anniversary. That's 100 years and four generations worth of slicing fish, kibbitzing across the counter and obsessing over quality. But it is also 100 years worth of history– history on the Lower East Side, history with our customers and our staff. It's 100 years worth of brises, bar and bat mitzvahs, weddings, and inevitably, shivas. We have been honored to serve as a touchstone in people's lives and to share in these important life events through our food. Because, really, how else do Jews say "I love you," "I'm sorry for your loss," or "Mazel tov!" than with a fatty whitefish, a nice herring, bagels and babka?
In a city such as ours, where everything is always changing, Russ & Daughters offers a counterpoint: a sense of continuity. It is the reassuring feeling you get when the pickled lox still tastes the same way it did when you were a child, or the comfort that comes from seeing that Russ & Daughters is still there, its doors open for anyone to enter, whether you're coming for the first time or for fifty years. There is the saying that, "All roads lead back to Rome," but when it comes to the Jewish American experience, it appears to us that the roads double back to the Lower East Side and to that tiny storefront on East Houston Street.Running an appetizing business, is a lot of hard work. So, why would four generations of our family be meshugge enough to do it? And by family, that includes not only the Russes, but our incredible team, some of whom are here tonight. Because, though Russ & Daughters may be small in space, it's big in soul. There is something going on there that is more than a commercial transaction, more than the mere buying and selling of food. It's a place where relationships are forged, stories are shared, memories resurface and traditions are celebrated.We thank the Foundation for Jewish Culture for honoring us today and for the incredible work that you do. But frankly, you are honoring us for something we love: keeping our culture alive and vibrant through our food.


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Early in the summer I changed the theme of my Fall '01 Critical Thinking seminar from Science in Society (see 4.) to Making Sense of Numbers for three reasons: a) there was a number of math. teachers among new or prospective CCT students, but no science teachers; b) CCT650, Math. Thinking Skills would not be offered in the fall; and c) experienced graduate students from this course might qualify as teachers for an equivalent undergraduate Quantitative Reasoning seminar in the Spring '02 and beyond.
Like CCT611 in Sp 99 and CCT640 (see 4. and 7. above), the course will operate on three levels, the first level in this case being "learn[ing] a variety of tools for quantitative reasoning and how to interpret their application to situations of social significance." My training and scientific work has involved much quantitative/mathematical work and many of the classes build on activities developed in other contexts. Nevertheless, the course is explicitly experimental and my goal is to model the ongoing pedagogical development I expect of the students. I particularly look forward to leading a three-week unit of full-blown Problem-Based Learning (drawing on Nina Greenwald's expertise) and coaching the students to compile their Personal/Professional Development workbooks (see comments on CCT640 earlier).
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The students are all new or prospective CCT students, so I have to get them comfortable with journaling; learning through activities, not lectures; my revise and resubmit system; and other CCT-style practices. The bigger challenge, however, has been adjusting to the turmoil and stress after the September 11 attacks. On the 12th. I introduced them to pairwise constructivist or supportive listening, but ten minutes of this was barely enough for me to focus on the rest of the class. The following week, I led a discussion on "What stops people asking why" as the fundamental question of critical thinking and then asked them to prepare on index cards their own critical thinking questions in this situation concerning numbers. I plan to continue to acknowledge in different ways that we cannot readily return to life/work as usual. Meanwhile, for this and other situations, we have to examine why the numbers we need are difficult either to find, to make sense of, or to get attention paid to their implications.
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Feb. 13, 2004 -- In an emotional presentation, Cathy Chitwood, representing the Pilot Club of Sulphur Springs, honored Johnny Dobson with the club's first Caregiver of the Year award at Thursday night's Hopkins County Chamber of Commerce Membership Banquet.
Dobson was cited for the loving care he has given his wife, who has suffered with Alzheimer's disease for 12 years.
"As well as the personal care of [his wife], this caregiver does the cooking, makes the beds, cleans the house, does the laundry and buys the groceries with this individual at his side," Mrs. Chitwood said in making the presentation. "This caregiver is described as a devoted father, loving husband, community leader and a man of God. He gives care with a cheerful heart, a sweet spirit and incredible selflessness."
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WHEREAS, the 23rd of October, 1936 marked the passing of Honorable James H. Gordon, whose life and labors were so closely
concerned in the growth and development of Eastern Oklahoma; and were so intimately connected with the United States Courts
of that portion of the State, that it seems fitting that we place upon the records of this Court an appreciation of his citizenship
and achievements.
Judge Gordon was born in Madison County, Virginia, on the 3rd of October, 1868. He was the son of Andrew J. and Lucy H. (Willis)
Gordon. His father was a native of Vermont; his mother spent her entire life as a resident of Virginia. His father, while
in Virginia, became the founder and owner of what was known as Locust Dale Academy, an educational institute of splendid repute;
in this environment of learning and endeavor Judge Gordon's early years were spent.
After leaving the Academy he attended the Suffolk Military Academy, in Virginia; and later, for a while, taught in the academy
his father founded. Later, he completed the law course of the University of Virginia, as a member of the class of 1890.
Immediately following his graduation he started for what was then the Indian Territory and arrived in McAlester on the 20th
day of July, of that year.
His decision was probably influenced by a former acquaintance, Mr. J. G. Harley, who was located there; for, after his arrival,
they formed a partnership, under the firm name of Harley & Gordon, which lasted until Mr. Harley became United States Commissioner.
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When Judge C. B. Stuart was appointed to the Federal Bench in this district, in 1893, he named Mr. Gordon Master in Chancery
of his court, which position he held until 1895, when Judge Stuart resigned; after which the firm of Stuart & Gordon was formed,
and they entered into the general practice in McAlester.
A roster of the names of those with whom he was associated in the practice is of itself enough to determine his unusual intellectual
and legal worth. Other than Judge Stuart, associated with him were such men as Judge Yancey Lewis, a former Federal judge,
afterward Professor of Law in the University of Texas; E. E. McInnis, now head of the legal department of the Santa Fe Railroad
system; W. H. Moore, formerly of the Rock Island legal department; the Honorable Fielding Lewis, who died a member of the
firm of Stuart, Gordon & Lewis, after coming to them from the Attorney General's organization of the State of Oklahoma.
Himself of unusual mental stature, his associates were each of kindred character.
It was a fitting recognition of his ability when he was appointed by Governor Trapp, in April, 1924, to fill a vacancy upon
the Supreme Court of the State of Oklahoma. In the Reports of this High Court are crystalized and preserved worthy monuments
of his ability in the opinions he sponsored that were by it adopted.
It would add undue length to recite in detail the varied facts of his legal life.
We will content ourselves by adding that in 1911 he was the President of the State Bar of Oklahoma, then a voluntary organization;
afterward, he was a member of the Board of Governors of the State Bar of Oklahoma, when it had become an incorporated body.
For many years he was the President of the Pittsburg County Bar Association.
The part he played in the civic and industrial history of his community was but little less outstanding than his career as
a lawyer.
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He gave readily of his time and his talents whenever and wherever an occasion for service offered.
In the formative days he served his city as a member of its Council; he was identified with the Democratic Party, serving
among other places as a member of the State Central Committee; and his office, even when he occupied no official position,
was the source from which constantly came advice that assisted or directed the course of events for the City, or County, through
many of their most troublesome periods. His interest in local civic affairs continued unabated to the hour of his passing.
He was one of the organizers of, and for more than forty years, a director in the First National Banking institution organized
in McAlester, and often had served as its President.
His capacity as an organizer and an executive was widely recognized; because of it he became State Chairman of the Third Liberty
Loan Campaign, during the troublous days of the World War.
He was active and prominent in the ranks of Masonry; and for many years was a communicant and officer of the Methodist Church.
He proved his love for his State and Community by yet a deeper symbol.
In the City of McAlester he established his fireside, after the 4th of April, 1900, when he was married to Miss Bertha L.
Frederick, of Litchfield, Illinois. The union brought together minds of rare congeniality and the atmosphere engendered by
the mutual respect, endeavor and sincerest personal regard, no doubt, was a potent factor in the formula of his successes.
Of this union was born his son, A. James Gordon, with whom he was associated in the practice of law at the time of his death;
and his daughter, Mrs. Ted Ingraham (Nee Margaret Gordon) now a resident of Cape Girardeau, Missouri. The wife and son are
yet residents of McAlester, Oklahoma.
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The legal success of Judge Gordon was due, in a large measure, to tireless industry and painstaking attention to details.
He rarely essayed the role of the orator; none the less, he was singularly effective in the courts. With clarity of statement
and remorseless logic he convinced the reason and controlled the intellect; and whether in nisi prius or in appellate tribunals
his opponents found in him "that stern joy that warriors feel, in foemen worthy of their steel."
Of one thing all men could be assured: During his life as a citizen, lawyer, jurist, and as a man, he adhered to the simple,
basic, and eternal truths, and directed his life by the ancient landmarks—steadfast, he was but little troubled by the tumultuous
clamor or the passing passions of the hour.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That as a token of appreciation of his worth; the esteem with which he was regarded by bench and
bar; and as an expression of the wide spread regret that marked his passing; and with the further desire in some measure to
perpetuate his memory; it seems fitting that the Minutes of this Court whom he so long served, should bear evidence of the
esteem in which he was held by its presiding officers and his professional brethren; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That an attested copy of these Minutes be furnished to each of his family as a token of this appreciation,
and of the sympathy tendered them because of their bereavement.
Guy L. Andrews
Allen Wright
W. P. Freeman
Tom. C. Haile
Melvin Cornish
McAlester, Oklahoma
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ATLANTIC CITY - Prairie Rugilo had no intention of ever hitting anybody.
The 33-year-old Brick Township native began practicing Muay Thai - a martial art from Thailand - 12 years ago as a way of losing weight.
She entered Saturday's amateur fight against Kylie Noll at Bally's Atlantic City as one of the sport's rising female stars. Earlier this year, Rugilo became the first female Muay Thai fighter to compete at New York's Madison Square Garden. She also was honored by the New Jersey Mixed Martial Arts Hall of Fame as its 2011 Muay Thai Female Fighter of the Year.
"I lost 50 pounds and decided to open an all-women's gym in Toms River called 'Girl Fight,' " Rugilo said. "I wasn't planning on ever fighting, but more and more girls at the gym wanted to compete, so I figured I should learn how to fight if I was going to be their trainer. I was only going to do one or two fights, but I enjoyed it so much that I've had seven in the last year and a half."
Saturday's 14-bout card, which was promoted by Take-On Productions in association with MSG Sports, was the second held at Bally's since the New Jersey State Athletic Control Board established the unified rules of the sport one year ago.
Deputy Attorney General Nick Lembo, legal counsel for the NJSACB, served as chairman of a committee that consisted of the sport's top fighters, referees and judges. Together, they developed a set of rules for both amateurs and professionals that was adopted by the Association of Boxing Commissioners on Aug. 3, 2011.
The art is called "Science of the Eight Limbs" because it allows hand, elbow, knee and foot strikes. All fighters wear 8- or 10-ounce gloves. There are 15 weight classes ranging from 103 pounds to over 220. Class B amateur bouts consist of three two-minute rounds, and competitors are required to wear headgear, mouthpieces and shin pads. No elbow strikes to the head are permitted in Class B amateur fights.
Class A amateur fights also have three two-minute rounds, but only elbow pads are required. Professionals compete for five three-minute rounds with no protective gear aside from gloves and the steel cup that all male fighters must wear.
Muay Thai is the only combative sport with a two-step amateur program.
Competitors also are given the option of performing traditional prefight rituals. Once the bout begins, traditional Thai music is played during every round.
"Muay Thai is huge in Asia and Europe and it's been gaining popularity in the United States, especially on the coasts," Lembo said. "There are some great schools in Philadelphia, New York and North Jersey, and they wanted a place to showcase their skills."
Saturday's card drew an enthusiastic crowd to Bally's main ballroom.
Approximately 800 fans, most of whom seemed to be either family or members of the same gyms as the competitors, showered the arena with cheers during every fight.
Saturday's card included four women's amateur Class B, five men's amateur Class B, two men's amateur Class A and three professional bouts. As with mixed martial arts, there is no sanctioning body, so the two title fights were sponsored by the promoter, Take On.
The fighters came from a variety of backgrounds.
New York native Freddie Cheung (4-1), a 21-year-old who fought in the Class A 155-pound division, took up Muay Thai three years ago. Cheung used to be a standout swimmer, having won state championships in the 200- and 500-yard freestyle while in high school in Brooklyn. He graduated in May from New York University with a degree in sports management.
"If I was going to swim in college, I would have had to go to a D-III (NCAA Division III) school and I wanted to go to NYU," Cheung said. "Plus, my shoulders were kind of shot anyway, so I decided to try something different."
East Brunswick native Spencer Grekoski, 17, who fought in Class A for Take On's 145-pound title, has been training for just two years and has had nine fights (8-1) in a year and a half.
Unlike most fighters in his age group, Grekoski joined a Muay Thai gym rather than pursuing MMA.
"I don't like MMA too much," said Grekoski, who is entering his senior year at East Brunswick High School. "I think there is more respect for your opponent in Muay Thai even though we are trying to hurt each other."
New York native Jay Matias (1-2), a 22-year-old professional 132-pounder, was living in Winter Garden, Fla., outside Orlando, six years ago with his brother, Jesus. He was scanning the channels on TV when he came upon the 2003 action movie "Ong-Bak: Muay Thai Warrior" starring Tony Jaa.
He was hooked.
"I had watched all of the (Jean-Claude) Van Damme movies," Jay Matias said. "Once I saw 'Ong-Bak,' I knew that was what I wanted to learn. The same day we watched the movie, my brother and I were already practicing moves."
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Typical enrollment for any given year is around 1,600 - 1,700 students. Of that number approximately 300 students in the campus-based program, 1200 are students enrolled in distance education courses, and the remainder are graduate students.
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Saint Mary-of-the-Woods was founded in 1840 by Saint Mother Theodore Guerin. Read more about the College's history.
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One of LaFollette's maxims may be to play for 32 minutes, but they only needed eight last Thursday night.
Five first quarter fumbles led to five Owl scores in the first round of the middle school playoffs at LaFollette Middle School. By the end of the first quarter, the Owls led 38-0, before defeating the Bulldogs of Soldier's Memorial 38-16.
If the ink pen isn't out of ink, it has to be close after Friday night's editing of the Cougars' record book.
Campbell County football records were altered 10 times during the Cougars game with the Halls Red Devils, as Campbell County found the victory, 55-20.
That score ranks high, as the 55 points is the most scored by any Campbell County team. The most before that point came last season as the Cougars defeated Halls 49-35.
For the past eight years, the middle school and elementary school cross-country teams have had someone in the state race.
With a much more competitive field this season, they didn't disappoint again as 16 total runners ran in the middle school and elementary school races on Saturday.
The Campbell County cross-country teams competed in the Cove Lake Invitational last Thursday. The top two girls in the county were Michaela Thomas who finished sixth place. Jellico's Olivia Veach finished an impressive 11th out of the 63 competitors in the race. Also participating was Venessia Troxell of Jellico and Chelsey Kennedy of Campbell County. The Cougars' Ben Vinsant hit a personal record for the season, finishing with a 19:33. That time was good enought for 18th. Ryan Middleton also turned in a personal best on the course.
When: Friday
Where: Campbell County High School; L. Hope Dossett Stadium
Kickoff: 7:30 p.m.
Records: Oak Ridge (8-1, 7-0 District 3-AAA) at Campbell County (3-6, 2-5)
Previous meeting: Last season, Campbell County fell hard in Oak Ridge. The Wildcats took the District 3-AAA meeting 42-7 over the Cougars.
Where: Jellico High School; Bill Humphreys Field
Records: Oneida (8-1, 5-0 District 4-A) at Jellico (1-8, 1-4)
Previous meeting: Last year, the Indians defeated the Blue Devils in Oneida. In 2011, Oneida took the District 4-A meeting by a decisive 47-0 score.
Youth basketball coaches meeting
A youth basketball coaches meeting will be held tonight, Thursday Oct. 25 at the LaFollette Community Center, which is the old West LaFollette School. The meeting will be held at 7 p.m. Anyone interested in coaching should attend this meeting. A background check for coaching will be required. For more information, contact the recreation department at 562-9424.
Playoff Madness
Simply standing next to 'Big Mike' is intimidating. For Cumberland Gap's small running back, he looked like a not-so-gentle giant.
Standing at 6-foot-2, Mike Rhodes has been one of the most physical players for the LaFollette Owls. As an eighth grader, weighing in at 225 pounds, he's a force that hard to hold as an offensive line.
There may have been 133 plays in the game, but it all came down to one.
Campbell County did everything right against the Panthers of Powell, taking a 13-6 lead in the half. Defense stood strong for the entire game, giving the Cougars a chance to hit a game winning 32-yard field goal with only 1:19 remaining in regulation.
One in six Tennesseans go to bed hungry every night. However, local and state hunters are looking to change those odds.
Hunters for the Hungry, a program started 15 years ago, has recently found its way to Campbell County. The Campbell Outdoor Recreation Association (CORA) has been working diligently with this program in order to feed the county's hungry families.
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Lady Gaga Greets London Fans in Heart-Shaped Glasses (PHOTOS)
Lady Gaga's fashion choices, the Grammy-winning the singer nevertheless looked pretty low-key as she left her hotel Tuesday afternoon in London.Though subtle is never a word one would use to describe
Of course, this being Gaga, the 25-year-old still managed to turn every head on the street thanks to a gorgeous yellow dress that looked as if it came right out of a classic Hollywood movie.
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lol i didnt even try to make it an "upside down cross" i thought it would just improve the flow... wanst trying to be a "Satanic Hipster" if there even is such a thing... pshhhh....
I'm an atheistic pagan, so I don't believe in God. and it's kinda funny, because a lot of "Satanists" who say God doesn't exist are stupid. Their (idea of their) "religion" is a sect of Christianity. True Satanism is a form of Paganism, basically saying you can do anything you want, as long as you abide by the moral laws of animal life. Don't kill anything on or above your food chain, unless you have revenge in mind. Satanism is basically doing whatever pleases you, because the most important thing is life is pleasure. There is no "struggle" against God, and there is no Upside-down Cross associated with that religion. Then, Anton LaVey came out. And all hell, pun very obviously intended, broke loose.
No More Weekly Toy Battles.
And ya haha ya that spots in the middle of the woods so Im not scared of anyone seeing.
Crust- Definetly alot better then the other throws youve been posting, nice progression and just keep doin what your doin and it will come
Posek- You got a lot better too, I lOVE that k.
Any crits on the one on paper I did, guys?
*snaps fingers in disappointment*
No More Weekly Toy Battles.
crust- try doing it not at the bottom of the page to show the real letter form
mone- there both good, on the first one be careful not to make the bottom of ur e too pointy, same thing in the second with ur m
jokz- i dont understand...
I was Born Ready Mother Fucker...
posek everything looks good except for your k
mone both of those look dope
I would if I had a camera *****.
Should be stealing my lady's every once and a while this summer though,
so don't sweat it
Posek, what dont u understand lol. u mean the whole thing, like u cant read it or something else??
Better picture of the throw. Don't mind the handstyle. ha.
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No More Weekly Toy Battles.
I like to keep it on the edge, duder!
Btw did you peep the Immortal eyes I busted out in my throw?
KVLT as fuck, son!


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Published: June 5, 2009 at 10:59 AMDiscounts are for people who only seek to pay less. However, an incentive to buy something else (with a logo) along with the discount is favorable where the guest has the opportunity to walk away with something tangible. This is more attactive to anyone who enjoys the time with friends, families, and loved ones. Memories are always close to the heart especially when the economy or life seems to be difficult to grasp.
Published: June 5, 2009 at 11:02 AMWe got sucked into free dining at WDW last fall and once again the end of this summer.
I think we're fans enough that we might have found a way down to Orlando anyway. My parents have a home in Orlando so no matter what, it's on our radar screen as a vacation option.
Some people love the beach, or Vegas, or whatever. If you want to go bad enough, you'll find a way and the discounts only help to solidify your decisions.
Mind you, (knock wood), I work in an industry that so far has been only mildly affected by the economic downturn. I might think differently about vacations and excess spending if I was in as high risk job like anything to do with the automotive industry.
Published: June 5, 2009 at 11:43 AMMy 92 year old mother in law received a free ticket to Universal Orlando and admission for 6 of her guests is only $49.00 per person (1 day, 2 parks). Guess who'll be pushing a wheelchair around the parks one day this summer?
I'm spending my b'day at WDW because I just can't pass up a free day.
We did the Fun Card to Busch Gardens Africa last year and it was a great value. We might do it again once my daughter is done with her internship.
So, in answer to your question, Yes, the discounts are definately luring us in.
Published: June 5, 2009 at 12:08 PMI won free tickets to Holiday World and I wouldn't have gone without them.
Published: June 5, 2009 at 12:22 PMWe had our trip booked and paid for prior to the Disney 4/3 deal so we were planning to go regardless of any special discounts. When I saw that deal, however, I immediately called to see if we could be moved into it and we were, saving us right around $500.
Published: June 5, 2009 at 1:37 PMI think discounts are great! I look for them always. My favorite park is Holiday World because I can get money off with Pepsi cans and they already offer some of the best prices around. I've had a number of occasions to go to Six Flags Great America but their discounts arent' worth it. Each park offers something and if the park charges for everything and nickle and dimes you now discounted ticket is worth it.
Published: June 5, 2009 at 2:53 PMI have the free Universal Orlando passes from the Super Bowl, bought the Disneyland 2fer and will be buying the Disneyland 3-day pass for $99. (Actually, we'll be getting three of those.)
Haven't bought tickets for the roadtrip parks yet, and am still on the look-out for deals from them.
Published: June 5, 2009 at 6:27 PMWhile I planned to travel to Holiday World in Indiana anyway, it was a nice bonus that all I had to do was bring a Pepsi can, and they took $7.00 off my visit in May. As the summer progresses, the discount drops a bit. In June, you get $5.00 off. And one Pepsi can gets the discount for your entire party, up to 8 people. The discounts are a bit lower for guests under 54".
They have all kinds of discounts, my recommendation is to visit their website and see what's available.
Published: June 5, 2009 at 8:07 PMI would totally go if Cedar Fair offered either one of two kinds of discounts; part entry, or in-park [drinks, food, and souvenirs]. They tend to do it all the time, of course, which is why I go to their parks. King's Dominion has plenty that are standard. Though perhaps a few in-park discounts would be nice...lowered food and drink prices, namely. I go to a park, I intend to eat at the park.
Amusement parks, no matter how ya slice it, are always a cash cow with me. I spend and spend and spend. I go to one and bring the park fee and about $50-70 to spend in park, cuz I know I'm going to need it. It's fair, I think; those places aren't cheap to run, which is why I'm not against buying stuff in-park. If I like the place and its rides are kickin', hell, why not, right? Do you not leave money in the guitar case of the guy playin' a guitar as good as Jimi Hendrix on the street?
But yeah, if I had money right now I'd probably hit up Busch Gardens since they've got some nifty deals goin' down right now. :D
Published: June 6, 2009 at 6:01 AMI love discounts! I really wanted to go to Orlando but with the deals out there it was a easy decision! I also got a great deal on a hotel room. I love beautiful hotels and the deal at the Swan & Dolphin make it a no brainer! They had a price of $119.00 a night for a 4 star hotel!
Published: June 6, 2009 at 11:50 AMThe free seven-day park hopper passes we got for Universal definitely got us to go there last week when we made one of our frequent pilgrimages to Disney (Kidani Village this time.) It was nice to get away from the Disney parks for a couple of days to do something different for once, and I'm not sure we'd have done it without the freebie. Well, eventually we would have, but now, having seen the other Orlando parks, we'll probably do it again and more frequently.
And the free dining plan is luring us back to Disney again in September, so I guess you could say the freebies bring us in. Maybe we're just suckers.
Published: June 6, 2009 at 12:42 PMIf it had not been for Rachel Berg at Holiday World I could have never imagined taking our family of 10 to Holiday World. She helped our family find the best discounts and this year we decided to buy all 10 of us a season pass.
Had it not been for the amazing discounts, free soft drinks, sun block, and hollibucks for donation of can goods we could have never made this coming Summer so wonderful.
Holiday World has my heart for being the number one place to bring our family<3
Published: June 8, 2009 at 4:51 AMGood news for all Florida residnets, if your looking for a bargin Universal just lifted all balck out dates for it 2-park anual pass...thats 99.0o plus taxs for us here....
Published: June 8, 2009 at 10:17 PMThough not directly theme park related (and what else is new in my case?), Associate membership in AZA (American Zoo & Aquarium Association) will get you into an awful lot of zoos all over the USA either free or at a greatly-reduced rate.
That's just about the best 'discount' I could hope for. Sadly, it won't work with Disney Animal Kingdom. For that, you'd need to be an AZA member in the 'Professional Fellow' category (as in working directly in the field), and you're limited to one freebie a year even then.
Still, I'm not complaining. Given my interest in birds, there's still an awful lot of good aviaries in the country.
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Miranda Kerr, Adriana Lima, Alessandra Ambrosio and Doutzen Kroes (and many more!) were all backstage — and Celebuzz was on hand to get up close and personal with all the sexy angels.Excitement reigned over the backstage area as the Victoria's Secret models geared up for the biggest runway show of the year. Supermodels
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Indiana and Minnesota Student-Athletes Garner Final Track and Field Weekly Accolades
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The conference office announced on Wednesday the weekly women's outdoor track and field awards. Indiana's Jordan Gray was recognized as Big Ten Track Athlete of the Week, while Minnesota's Samantha Sonnenberg garnered Field Athlete of the Week accolades.
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Indiana earns its first weekly track award of the season after Jordan Gray helped the 4x400 relay team to a first-place finish while taking second herself last weekend at the Billy Hayes Invitational. Gray ran the third leg of the relay, helping Indiana to the win in 3:41.84. With Gray, the Hoosiers' has won five straight during the outdoor season. The junior won the women's collegiate title in the 800, finishing in 2:07.00. The time is 10th in program history and third in the Big Ten this season.
Last Indiana Track Athlete of the Week: Sarah Pease (April 28, 2010)
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Minnesota's Samantha Sonnenberg earned a first-place finish in the pole vault over the weekend at the Tommie Twilight Invitational. Sonnenberg cleared a height of 14-3.25 to equal the school record set in 2009. The senior's height is tied for the fourth-best vault in the nation this season and currently leads the Big Ten in the event. This marks the first weekly field award for the Golden Gophers this year.
Last Minnesota Field Athlete of the Week: Alicia Rue (April 15, 2009)
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Sir John Mills: 1908-2005
Great Expectations (Alec Guinness as Herbert Pocket, John Mills as Pip Pirrip)
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The consumate British actor, Sir John Mills, whose work with Anthony Asquith, Carol Reed, Noel Coward and, most importantly, David Lean, added up to one of the screen's more consistent film careers, died on Saturday at 97.
As you might expect, the BBC obituaries and tributes offer the best coverage of Mills' passing at this point.
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I'll miss 'im, one of my favorite Brits. This film was one of the high points of British cinema - the opening with the great Finlay Currie as Magwitch is one of the best scenes in the movies, ever, IMHO, and Mills was perfect as Pip, my favorite Dickens character. My favorite Mills movie, tho, was "Ice Cold In Alex", a real character piece, with the smashing Sylvia Syms, and Anthony Quayle's greatest role. Another great passes, sniff.
- April 24, 2005 7:42 PM
Wasn't he 97?
- April 24, 2005 7:43 PM
- Ivan G. said...
Sad to see Sir John pass on, though 97 is a ripe old age. My favorite movie of his--and also one of my favorite Charles Laughton flicks--is Hobson's Choice (1954). "By gum!"
- April 24, 2005 8:45 PM
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Oops...math and me not so good friends. I'll go with Hobson's Choice too...although I'm waiting on that Ryan's Daughter DVD which is supposed to be right around the corner...
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We're just days away from the release of Angry Birds: Star Wars, the latest installment of Rovio's swine vs. poultry mobile game series. We've already seen a couple of teaser trailers and some game play footage, but to further whet your appetite ahead of the November 8th launch, Rovio released the full official trailer today, which we now present to you for your viewing pleasure.
In addition to seeing lots of new abilities and level designs, you also get introduced to the main cast of characters, who will be immediately recognizable to any self-respecting geek. What do you think, are you excited about the combination of Star Wars and Angry birds?
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Official trailer for Angry Birds Star Wars hits the web
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posted on 05 Nov 2012, 13:47 10
1. tggoulart (Posts: 24; Member since: 22 Jun 2012)
best angry birds ever!
posted on 05 Nov 2012, 14:01 11
2. MalakiMills (Posts: 257; Member since: 15 Jun 2010)
Looks entertaining, I'll definitely give it a try.
posted on 05 Nov 2012, 15:08 2
5. downphoenix (Posts: 3165; Member since: 19 Jun 2010)
Looks like a great AB game. Cant wait to try out the new abilities and such. Love those pig tie-fighters!
posted on 05 Nov 2012, 19:54 0
9. metalpoet (unregistered)
I am stoked to play this game! :)
posted on 05 Nov 2012, 15:09 1
6. darac (Posts: 2156; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
They should've went even further and put some 3d effects.. that would be more in line with the whole star war thing IMO.
posted on 05 Nov 2012, 23:28 2
10. pikapowerize (banned) (Posts: 1869; Member since: 03 May 2012)
did they just use "Droid"? they'll pay disney and gonna be on steve p jobs trust
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