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From: Gina Reasoner <>
Subject: EDWARD SHOEMAKER UNDERWOOD-SUMMIT CO.
Date: Fri, 15 Oct 1999 11:37:05 -0400
History of Ohio
The American Historical Society, Inc., 1925
Volume III, page 336
EDWARD SHOEMAKER UNDERWOOD, M.D. Almost continuously for more than half a
century the name Underwood has stood for some of the most esteemed personal
and technical qualities in the medical profession at Akron. The late Dr.
Warren J. Underwood practiced in that city for over twenty years, and
shortly after his death his son, Edward S. returned from medical college
and has maintained the prestige of an honored name.
The Underwood family is of old Pennsylvania Quaker ancestry. Warren J.
Underwood, a son of Joseph and Hannah (Wells) Underwood, was born at
Dillsburg, York County, Pennsylvania, March 20, 1840, began reading
medicine in 1860, and in 1862 was appointed assistant surgeon in the
Nineteenth Pennsylvania Infantry, and after the regiment disbanded he did
hospital duty as assistant surgeon at Chambersburg, at Camp Curtin and
finally with the One Hundred and Fifty-first Pennsylvania Infantry.
In 1864 he graduated from Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia, and,
coming to Ohio, practiced for the time at Canal Fulton, but in 1867 located
at Akron, where he had a busy general practice until his death on June 9,
1890. In 1873 he was appointed United States pension examining surgeon for
Summit County, and in 1889 was unanimously elected president of the Board
of Examining Surgeons, and was a member of the Summit County Medical
Society, Union Medical Association of Northeastern Ohio, the Ohio State and
American Medical associations. He married on December 8, 1864, Harriet
Shoemaker, daughter of John J. Shoemaker, of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. She
died December 9, 1873.
Edward Shoemaker Underwood was born at Akron, December 8, 1868, and was
about five years of age when his mother died. He was carefully educated, at
first in the public schools, then in Buchtel College at Akron and in Ohio
Wesleyan University. He received the Doctor of Medicine degree from
Jefferson Medical College at Philadelphia in 1891, and since that year has
given his time and talent to a general practice, involving work as a
surgeon as well as a physician. He is a member of the medical staff of the
Akron City Hospital, was for four years city health officer and for fifteen
years surgeon to the city Fire Department, and in 1924 was elected
president of the Summit County Medical Society. During the World war he was
medical examiner for the local draft board. He also belongs to the
Northeastern Medical Society, the Ohio State and American Medical associations.
Doctor Underwood has affiliations with the Akron City club, the Portage
Country club, Adoniram Lodge No. 517, Free and Accepted Masons, Akron Lodge
No. 131, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, is a republican, and is a
director of the Society Savings and Loan Company. He married Miss Sarah
Grace Kile. her father, Salem Kile, has for over thirty years been
prominent in the industrial affairs of Akron, serving for a number of years
as president of the Kile Manufacturing Company. Mrs. Underwood takes an
active part in the Woodland Methodist Episcopal Church and the Akron
Woman's Club.
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Here at NYU, stepping onto campus (or into Washington Square Park) is like throwing yourself into the midst of a fashion show. Only, everyone's sporting looks from totally disparate designers. And, of course, every student is his or her own stylist. No matter the season, people here tend to keep their sartorial game in check. There are the classicists, with button-up collared blouses and oxfords.
But, there's one type of style maven that seems to stand out—and that's the vintage-obsessed, quirky cool girl. She's thrifted most of the pieces that make up her ensemble and she sports them with her own, signature flair. She carries herself with ease and she seems to wear her personality on her sleeve. And, she turns heads wherever she goes—yes, even once she steps off the "quad."
This Fashionista is the epitome of such a clothing connoisseur. Surprisingly, she could hardly believe it when I asked to take her photo. But, her humble attitude only added to the genuine air about her. And, perhaps it's her free spirit that allows her to pull off about six different shades of green in one getup. From her fur coat to her '60s, zip-down tunic and leather gloves, it's clear she's got a wardrobe many of us would die for.
But, it's with the addition of a white turtleneck, thigh highs socks and flat mules that this Fashionista highlights her killer sense of style. Essentially, she fits in perfectly at NYU, for the very reason that she seems to shine. And, trust, this campus has got room for plenty of stars.
One Simple Change: A winter night out might mean nixing the undershirt and stepping into a pair of unique booties. Throw on a chain strap purse (in this Fashionista's chosen color), and, yes, keep those knee-highs right where they are.


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Thankfully, the Times has you covered. A soon-to-be-launched website will tell you which shows should be your next "binge-watching obsession," and how they align with your liberal principles. The Times announced this "film and TV recommendation tool," on it's job postings page. (Who says journalism is a dead-end career?)
The Times will review movies and TV shows, including Netflix and Amazon series, to increase its service journalism and bring in more digital revenue.
Users should beware of turning off their judgement entirely, however.
Time and again the New York Times' entertainment and media coverage has proven its devotion to left-wing ideals while ignoring other representation in American culture.
The Times' book reviews and bestseller list are particularly infamous for fudging sales numbers to leave out successful conservative books authored by such as Ted Cruz, Mark Levin, and David Limbaugh. Meanwhile it touts obscure books claiming to debunk conservatism.
Movie reviews by the Times make sure to include obscure films like "Southside With You," a film celebrating the Obamas.
The new reviewing tool debuts first as a newsletter released a few times a week, but it will be upgraded this summer to a website updated daily by "pop culture savants" and "movie and tv obsessives."
The feature is more service-based, different from the Times' traditional criticism and coverage of pop culture and media already covered by names like Manohla Dargis, A.O. Scott, James Poniewozik, and Wesley Morris.
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The Times promises to answer such questions as, "What are the best David Bowie movies currently streaming? What are the seasons of the West Wing to check out if I've never seen the show before?"
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At the end of this year, a joint committee of Congress will find another $1 trillion to $2 trillion in cuts.
Another piece of Friday/weekend news was the letter from the staff of the joint committee on Taxation debunking Romney's plan.
It is a recipe for failure at the very time we need just such a joint committee to succeed.
This joint committee will be the first empowered to bring its proposals to an up-or-down vote.
The laws were settled in August 1908 by a joint committee of the Bath and Portland clubs.
The first meeting of this second joint committee was held on May 25th.
Meantime, a joint committee of conference was endeavoring to reconcile the differences between the House and the Senate.
I think the later draft of your bill is in excellent shape as a basis for consideration by the joint committee.
A joint committee from both houses a few months later was elected and was empowered to begin the work.
The bricklayers met May 31, and repudiated the action of the joint committee.


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Standards dropping and disappointed cruise.: Aurora Cruise Review by pprouse
Overall Member Rating
Standards dropping and disappointed cruise.
Destination: Western Caribbean
Embarkation: Southampton
Ship found to be tatty and generally food and service below what to expect since our last cruise with P&O.
Noise in cabin from slamming drawers and doors in adjoining cabins and unable to sit out on balcony most days due to smoking on balcony either side.
Had to book tours due to ship location in most ports of call due to husband being unable to walk far and no shuttle buses in most ports.Tours expensive and quality of transport very poor.
Pestered all day long to buy expensive drinks by bar staff. Everything on board is geared up to get money off you and now we have finished up with a large debt on credit card.
We think we were miss sold the cruise has we paid full getaway fare after been assured by P&O that it was doubtful it would come down due to high demand and if it came down we may get upgrade which we did not get.
The More price dropped by £1200 for the both of us 4 weeks later. Last cruise we will do with P&O. Less
Published 11/18/13
Cabin review:
Standards and quality dropping with P&O. Noisy cabin and poor quality transport on tours.
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PSFK Presents Good Ideas Salon NYC – June 5
For New York's Internet Week 2009, PSFK will hold an event to help our peers and friends. Our Good Ideas in Collaboration Salon aims to introduce entrepreneurs who need help with out-of-work creative professionals who are looking for fresh opportunities (paid, unpaid or other).
Held in SoHo, the Good Ideas in Collaboration Salon will have a couple of talks, a panel and then a mixer which will include a market-place where creative professionals can find out about PSFK-selected projects run by entrepreneurs and offer their services.
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Ted Sheridan
Lycanthropy May Be Storm Related - Look Out Little Red Riding Hood - Poem by Ted Sheridan
For the past five miserable nights
I have been without electricity
My eyes and senses have become
acute and well adjusted to the dark
I have had to hunt for food
like a wild and edacious animal
and thirst for water
as there was not a bite to eat
or a potable dropp to drink
in what remains of my
once beautiful and healthy home
Broken glass now sticks in my feet
as I pace the kitchen floor
The stench of spoiled condiments
lingers in the air while
crazed neighbors feed the dogs
Splintered tree limbs scrape
like chalk on the blackboard of my soul
My brain is fully saturated
by relentless wind and drenching rain
My blood changes types and color
from the tenebrous and horror filled twilight
of my storm filled life
A+ positive and blue to O- negative and red
I howl like a wolf.....
alone yet not afraid of the dark____
Comments about Lycanthropy May Be Storm Related - Look Out Little Red Riding Hood by Ted Sheridan
Elysabeth Faslund (7/12/2007 7:20:00 PM)
Tanith Lee would be proud of you! And Jack Nicholson. Lon Chaney...the whole group...come to howl their respects, welcome you into the pack. Alpha or subordinate? Superb rendition of reality, images of the storm, teaching those who read this, what the small and large nightmares are...to deal with and go on from there! Good and Best! xxElysabeth (Report) Reply
Dee Daffodil (3/8/2007 10:30:00 AM)
It's ok now Ted...the full moon has passed.
Dee (Report) Reply
poetry lover (2/18/2007 11:58:00 AM)
I have no clue what this was about? ? ? ? talk about things that are going on in todays world. (Report) Reply
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On 8/2/05, George Monroy <george dot monroy at monroyits dot com> wrote:
> Is there anything special I need to do to get this to pass through the
> firewall besides NAT and Firewall rules? It will not pass but I thought I
> had the ports opened right.
add inbound NAT for TCP 3389, auto add the firewall rule, and it'll
work. as long as m0n0wall is the default gateway on that Windows box,
and assuming your ISP doesn't drop 3389.


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Healthcare stocks finished down on Wall Street on Thursday, down 2.1%.
More broadly, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 2.0%, the Nasdaq declined 2.0% and the S&P 500 was down 2.0%.
Only one stock in the healthcare sectors showed gains:
- Halozyme Therapeutics (HALO): HALO stock is up 5.5% today.
Some of the biggest losers among healthcare stocks include:
- Mwi Veterinary Supply (MWIV): MWIV stock is down 5.5% today on 2 times normal volume.
- Wellcare Group (WCG): WCG stock is down 4.3% today.
- Tornier N.V. (TRNX): TRNX stock is down 4.0% today.
- Ligand Pharmaceuticals Inc (LGND): LGND stock is down 3.9% today and down 21.5% in the last month.
- Acadia Healthcare Company Inc (ACHC): ACHC stock is down 3.7%, marking the third consecutive day the stock has decreased.
- Mannkind Corp (MNKD): MNKD stock is down 3.5% today.
- Healthsouth Corp (HLS): HLS stock is down 3.3% today.
- Select Medical Holdings Corp (SEM): SEM stock is down 3.1% today.
- Wuxi Pharmatech [Cayman] Inc (WX): WX stock is down 3.0% today.
- Neurocrine Biosciences (NBIX): NBIX stock is down 3.0% today.
For more information on the best stocks to buy right now, check out the latest commentary on InvestorPlace.com.
And for more on the hot stocks moving most on Wall Street right now, check out our archive of daily market movers by sector here.
Editor's Note: Returns for the fastest-moving stocks listed here are based on share prices 20 minutes prior to publication of this story.


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Welcome to Monday's Morning Mashup. For the latest news, start at our WEEI.com home page [1] or click here for the top stories from our news wire [2].
NFL: Giants [3] at Redskins, 8:30 p.m. (ESPN; WEEI-FM)
NBA: Bucks at Hornets, 8 p.m. (NBA TV)
College basketball [4]: Eastern Michigan at Syracuse, 7 p.m. (ESPNU)
College basketball: USC at Nebraska, 8 p.m. (Big Ten [5] Network)
'¦ The Jets put up another offensive stinker Sunday, but they managed to pull out a 7-6 victory over the Cardinals [6] that kept their slim playoff hopes alive. Quarterback Mark Sanchez [7] was brutally heckled by Jets fans [8] for his brutal play — even after backup Greg McElroy [9] entered the game late in the third quarter to loud cheers and threw a 1-yard touchdown pass.
"Well, you can definitely tell that the stadium was happy about it," defensive back Yeremiah Bell [10] said.
"It's just something that I sensed, that I felt," coach Rex Ryan [11] said. "When you're around this game long enough, you get that feeling that: You know what? I've seen enough, and it's time to make that change."
After the win, Jets players were hesitant to say too much about the QB controversy.
"It definitely energized us a little bit having the crowd behind us, but other than that, it was a coach's decision,' receiver Stephen Hill [12] said. 'I'm here for both quarterbacks so I don't have anything to say."
Sanchez acknowledged that, "From the get-go, from the first play, it just wasn't my day," and added: "I'm really happy for the team and really happy for Greg. He came in and played his butt off."
Meanwhile, injured Jets cornerback Darrelle Revis [13] had a message for his teammates [14] over the weekend: "Guys just need to shut up."
Talking to Newsday on Saturday while at a shopping mall in New Jersey where he was promoting his first signature training shoe, Revis said his teammates need to focus on the game instead of making headlines for their big mouths.
"Quit talking crazy to the media, especially involving your teammates," Revis said. "I think that's the worst, because when you do that, that's when it really gets divided. Because you don't know if you can trust your other teammate."
After Sunday's victory, the Jets are 3-6 since Revis suffered an ACL injury in Week 3 and 5-7 overall.
'¦ The tragedy in Kansas City got most of the headlines, but there was another sad situation in Cleveland over the weekend in which a member of the Browns ground crew killed himself at the team's practice facility [15].
Eric Eucker's body was found Saturday morning.
"This is a terrible tragedy and our heartfelt condolences go out to Eric's family," the team said in a statement [16]. "Eric was a good friend and colleague, and an outstanding employee. He will be missed by everyone in the Cleveland Browns [17] organization."
'¦ Old friend Rasheed Wallace [18] is up to his old tricks in New York [19]. Wallace, the onetime Celtic who came out of retirement to join the Knicks this fall, played just 85 seconds of Sunday's game against the Suns at Madison Square Garden. After getting hit with a technical for pushing Luis Scola after fouling him, Wallace broke out his catchphrase "Ball don't lie" when Goran Dragic missed the technical free throw. That comment earned him his second tech and a quick ejection.
"He's the only guy in the league that gets a technical for saying 'Ball don't lie,' " teammate Carmelo Anthony said of Wallace, who has amassed 317 technicals and 30 ejections in his career. 'Scola kept playing after the play, and in this league there's something called continuation. He stopped him and they gave him a tech. It is what it is. 'Sheed came and apologized to us, and we move on.
"He came in. It was the right thing to do. He came in and he apologized to us for getting kicked out, and you move on."
ON THIS DAY TRIVIA: On Dec. 3, 1962, the Bruins sent Andre Pronovost to the Red Wings for which undersized but feisty center?
QUOTE OF THE DAY: 'We've got along way go. We've still got a quarter of the season left, and that's a lot of opportunities for us to improve, which we need to do. There's certainly a lot of things that we can do better than what we did today. Coaching, playing, you know, everything. We'll just keep working to get better each week." — Patriots coach Bill Belichick [20], after Sunday's 23-16 victory over the Dolphins that clinched the AFC East
STAT OF THE DAY: 17 — Games in which Wes Welker [21] has recorded 10 or more catches, tying Jerry Rice [22]'s NFL record (Welker had 12 catches [23] for 103 yards and a touchdown Sunday)
'NET RESULTS: During Saturday's NCAA [24] Division 3 national quarterfinal, Mary Hardin-Baylor quarterback LiDarral Bailey is falling to the ground when he tosses up an underhanded pass that is caught for the go-ahead touchdown by Caleb Moore. UMHB went on to a 32-20 victory over Wesley College.
TRIVIA ANSWER: 5-foot-8, 150-pound Forbes Kennedy, who spent four seasons in Boston and later antagonized the B's as a member of the Flyers and Maple Leafs
SOOTHING SOUNDS: Ozzy Osbourne was born on this day in 1948.


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The lobby and the breakfast were really nice The room smelled bad, you could hear everyone about you and around you when they were walking and talking.
Our room smelled like smoke. The pillow cases were dirty.
Easy access off the freeway Breakfast include Price Dirty Pool and Hot Tub Check-in Staff were not friendly Cancelled my reservation prior to arrival because they had a problem with the "Expedia" credit card Door to parking lot wouldn't open with room key - had to go through the main doors
Nice breakfast and friendly hotel staff Our king bed mattress was very worn out
Staff was great and facilities were clean.
Short visit, just sleep and in the morning
Nothing very dirty It was nasty
It's not the worst motel 6 I've ever stayed in . It's not the nicest motel 6 I have ever been to.
Front desk staff. White spots in bed linen. Wet towel left behind the toilet very dirty towels were dirty also people lounging around the door. Bedbugs and gunshots (4 gunshots @ 3am) and they sounded really close. I think that you also have a lot of people loitering in the area that actually look very suspicious. Dealing drugs etc..
The room was super clean Came for the awesome looking pool and it was freezing cold. The hot tub wasn't even warm. The staff hangout in a back room and you gotta wait forever to get assistance. Would be an amazing hotel if it had diffrent management.
Comfortable bed and big room Ceiling leaked all night because of rain; paint from ceiling fell all over kitchenette sink and soaked the carpet everywhere. Staff had a "so what" attitude. There was also a huge statute of the "Ten Commandments": in front of the main entrance. Very off-putting.
I got to help make the bed? All employees were afraid of my service dog? There was plenty of ice The waffles were good Microwave & frig in room Handicapped room only avail with King No grab bars for toilet or shower in regular room Clerk didn't know the difference between a pet and a service dog Communication was difficult


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Hi to all.
I have monowall running on EPIA-V micro ATX. this box is sharing (2 mbits
PPPOE) internet connection to 24 PCs.
Running nice the only problem was when someone use bittorrent or emule, I
get lots of this error message: vr0 rx packet lost. (vr0 it´s the onboard
lan interface).
I switch the lan cable to the other network card :rl0 (realtek 8139D) but
that do not work, the only difference was lots of : rl0 rx packet lost ;)
I solve the problem replacing the realtek network card by a 3com 3C9058-TX,
using it for the LAN and the on board VIA for the WAN.
No more error messages and get faster response.
I hope this can help someone.
Nice day to all and sorry about my poor english.
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Via Islanders press release:
UNIONDALE, NY (February 13, 2012) – The New York Islanders announced today that defenseman Ty Wishart has been recalled from loan from the Bridgeport Sound Tigers of the American Hockey League (AHL). The club also returned forward Rhett Rakhshani on loan to the Sound Tigers.
Wishart, 23, has four goals and 11 assists in 48 games this season with the Sound Tigers. Acquired by the Islanders in a trade with the Tampa Bay Lightning on Jan. 1, 2011, Wishart appeared in 20 National Hockey League (NHL) games last season, scoring one goal with four assists and a plus-5 rating.
The San Jose Sharks selected Wishart in the first round, 16th overall, of the 2006 NHL Entry Draft. In five professional seasons, the Belleville, ON, native has appeared in 193 AHL games with the Worcester Sharks, Norfolk Admirals and the Sound Tigers.
Rakhshani, 23, appeared in five games with the Islanders during his first call up of the season. He has nine goals and 16 assists in 27 games this season with the Sound Tigers. The Orange, CA, native is third on the Sound Tigers in scoring with 25 points, despite playing in 27 of the team's 48 games.
Last season, Rakhshani led the Sound Tigers in goals (24), assists (38), points (62) and power-play goals in 66 games as a rookie. He represented the Sound Tigers at the 2011 AHL All-Star Classic and was named to the AHL All-Rookie First Team. The Islanders selected Rakhshani in the fourth round, 100th overall, of the 2006 National Hockey League Entry Draft.no comments
Uniondale, NY -- After a tough loss to the Florida Panthers earlier, Islander greats along with some local celebrities and some lucky fans hit the ice for the Met-RX Skate with the Greats game. Chico Resch, Doug Weight, Mike Bossy, Clark Gillies, Bobby Nystrom Butch Goring, Eric Cairns, Garth Snow all took the ice. Also NFL star and morning radio host Boomer Esiason and Joe Terranova of CNBC joined them on the ice.
For Boomer, it was extra special because his son Gunner, who has battled cystic fibrosis, joined him on the ice.
"Anytime that Gunner and I can be on the ice together it's a dream come true for me," Boomer said with a smile. "Given what he's fighting and everything and he's out there sweating and it's great. As long as he's happy I'm happy."
As for the game, anyone who stuck around was treated to a fun game with smiles all around and some friendly chirping. Interestingly enough it was Boomer and former Islander captain Doug Weight who mixed it up the most out there. At one point Boomer actually threw Weight's stick into the stands.
"He was trying to cheat," Boomer said with a grin. "I just gotta make sure he knows there's a guy out there who's got a presence. I know he's got a bad back and some concussion problems so I figured I'd take that to him and play to his weakness. Which is my strength just throwing the body around. That's what I do, I'm a grinder."
In talking to Weight after the game he conceded Boomer hit him three or four times, but enjoyed having him out there for the game.
"He's a good guy," Weight said. "Lives on the island and does a great job at what he does. It's a lot of fun and we loved having him out here. They got a great family, so it's always a pleasure to see Boom."no comments
Uniondale, NY -- The Islanders playoff hopes took another hit this afternoon with a 4-1 loss to the Florida Panthers. The Islanders scored the games opening goal, but saw their lead evaporate after the Panthers tied the game at one in the first and scored three unanswered goals in the second period.
"It wasn't a very good first two periods for us," a frustrated John Tavares said. "We did some good things in the third period, but not good enough, especially in a big game like this."
The Islanders jumped to an early 1-0 lead in the first after PA Parenteau gave Frans Nielsen a good breakout pass. Nielsen finished the play off by firing one past Jose Theodore on the Islanders first shot of the game.
The lead would last less than a period. Tyson Strachan scored off the face-off in the Islanders end to make tie the game at one late in the first period. The Panthers blew the game wide open in the second beginning with a Tomas Fleischmann goal early in the period. Kris Versteeg made it 3-1 off a power play goal at 11:41 and Jack Skille put the dagger in the Isles heart when he scored to make it 4-1.
"We had the opening goal we wanted and had a decent start for the first five," Tavares said. "But then we just were not playing our game for a good period and a half… Some breakdowns and we didn't capitalize on some of our opportunities and I don't think we made it as difficult on them until later on in the game."
"We didn't come out and play very hard today," Matt Martin added after the game. "Once again, we knew what was at stake…another big (game) against Florida and we don't come out and play well enough."
A win today would have moved the Islanders into 11th in the east and six points out of a playoff spot. Instead they remain eight points out with tough matchups against the Jets and Blues.
"These games are so important at this time of year with where we are in the standings," Tavares said. "There is no excuse for us to not be ready to play or have our feet moving or have our game going off the bat. We have to improve in that area."
"We gotta take a look in the mirror here," Martin later said. "Figure out what we wanna be. We wanna be a playoff team, so we gotta come play every night here on out and bring our best effort."
After the game the question was raised whether the back-to-back games had any affect on the Islanders play. Matt Martin didn't believe it did.
"They played an afternoon game yesterday too," he said. "There's no reason for them to have more jump than us. They're on the road and we played both games at home. I don't think that's really an excuse, I think we just didn't prepare ourselves well enough for the game today"no comments
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Islanders' general manager Garth Snow has no plans of moving Evgeni Nabokov at the trade deadline.
"We have no intention of moving Evgeni," Snow told ESPN.com. "He's been great for us. His performance speaks for itself."
The 36-year-old goaltender has been on a roll for the Islanders. He's won 11 of his last16 starts. In 28 games Nabokov has posted a .917 save percentage along with a 2.19 goals against average.
He stopped a season high 45 shots to shutout the Flyers on Tuesday and pushed aside 34 shots Saturday in the 2-1 win over the Kings.
The ESPN article suggests that, while talks contract negations have not begun between the Isles and Nabokov, it's not out of the question later in the season. Though whether or not Nabokov wants to stay on Long Island is unclear.
Talks between PA Parenteau and the Islanders have begun. Snow said that Parenteau's agent and himself have had dialog. Parenteau is another unrestricted free agent who is believed to be a possible trading chip at the deadline.
However it does not seem the Islanders see themselves being sellers at the deadline.
"Yeah, we have a lot of belief in that locker room," Snow said. "Within the last few weeks, we've really turned it up a notch as a team. Our specialty teams have improved. We're just looking forward to the next game."no comments
The Islanders have locked up Frans Nielsen to 4-year, $11 million deal according to TSN's Bob McKenzie. Last month a Danish website reported they were close to re-signing the Danish center.
According to McKenzie, Nielsen's cap annual cap hit will only be $2.75 million. With his year-by-year salary breaking down as follows: $2 million, $2.5 million, $3 million and $3.5 million.
In 51 games for the Islanders this season Nielsen has 9 goals and 16 assists for 25 points. He scored two goals and an assist on Saturday night against buffalo and is on pace for a 39 point season.
With Nielsen re-signed it's highly unlikely that he will be moved before or at the trade deadline. The deal will be made official tomorrow.no comments
The Islander have called up defensemen Aaron Ness this morning, after they lost Travis Hamonic and Milan Jurcina suffered injuries in the previous two games. Hamonic is out for two weeks with a broken nose and Jurcina is out with an elbow laceration.
Ness is expected to make his season debute against the Flyers tomorrow night. This season has two goals and 15 assists for 17 points this season for the Sound Tigers.no comments


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The grass grows tall where once a fire raged but there is no sign of cattle, reports Melissa Marino.
This time last year Danny Cook was fighting the fires in Victoria's Alps. Yesterday, the CFA captain and cattleman cast an eye over the same land. Usually, in summer, his cattle would be here, but this year with the land still recovering from the fires, access has been denied.
The debate on whether cattle should be allowed in the high country is as old as the hills and now, after the fires, with rehabilitation and prevention in mind, the battle is heating up.
Acting on scientific advice, Parks Victoria and the Department of Sustainability and Environment, which issue cattle grazing licences, have banned cattle from fire-affected public land above 800 metres.
Mr Cook's licence north of Benambra falls into that category, but he said new long grass was proof the area had recovered. And allowing his cattle in to eat that grass would reduce the fire risk, he said. "If we don't keep getting rain that (grass) will dry out and we'll have a worse fire danger than we did last year," he said.
But Chris Rose, the Alpine National Park's chief ranger with Parks Victoria, said the State Government inquiry into the fires found there was no evidence that backed the view that grazing prevented blazing.
Regrown grass was also no proof that an area had recovered enough from bushfire to allow cattle back in, he said. "The fact that there is grass growing is good; it means the soil is becoming more stable," he said. "But grass cannot be used as a measure of the recovery of the forest post-fire."
For its part, Parks Victoria has reviewed the 43 licences in fire-affected national parks and, as a result, is likely to allow grazing this summer in about a dozen of them.
In the case of state forests, the DSE will allow grazing on most licensed land where an assessment was requested.
The DSE's Parks and Forests Stewardship director Ian Miles said farmers with licences above 800 metres in state forest had been told to seek another inspection later in the year with a view to resuming grazing in 2005. Parks Victoria has ruled out grazing on burnt land above 800 metres for two years.
Mr Rose said experience had taught them that land above 800 metres took longer to recover than low-lying areas. "The growing season is a lot shorter," he said. "They have a lot of snow and frost . . . all of its growing occurs in a couple of months."
But the president of the Mountain Cattlemens Association of Victoria, Simon Turner, said the 800-metre line was arbitrary, like "a magical line drawn on a map". He said each licence should be assessed on its merits regardless of the altitude. The association's own assessment showed 29 of 43 park licences needed reviewing.
Mr Turner said areas had recovered significantly over the past two months - after the decision to exclude land above 800 metres from grazing. He said farmers were paying significantly more to have their cattle agisted on private land. Licence fees cost around $5 for each head of cattle each season but private fees were around $5 a head a week - a price he described as unsustainable.
"If it was a viable operation to agist your cattle on freehold land then people would be doing it all the time," he said.
The Victorian National Parks Association would welcome this practice. It wants no grazing in the Alpine National Park in Victoria to bring it in line with NSW to protect the area and boost its chances of World Heritage listing.
The association's president Ian Harris said it was absurd that cattle were allowed in the Victorian Alps with fewer regulations than were commonly applied on farms.
"These days farmers on private land routinely fence off stream banks, for example, yet cattle owners with highly privileged agistment in some of our most intact natural areas allow cattle to erode stream banks and pollute waterways without question," he said.
But Mr Turner said cattle had coexisted with the native flora and fauna in the high country for around 170 years, and grazing had evolved into a well organised operation.
"The environment is a living ecosystem that is continually evolving, so to have cattle there does have an impact but also to take cattle out has an impact," he said. With proper management, grazing could be used to reduce fire risk and the impact of bushfires. He said no one would argue that grazing could prevent blazing.
The debate is likely to intensify as private agistment fees begin to bite and as new licences are negotiated.
The present seven-year licences for grazing in the Alpine National Park are up for renewal next year.
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Published: October 20, 2013 - 06:24 PM
It was right about this time last year when former coach Byron Scott raised eyebrows by declaring Tristan Thompson should average a double-double for the season. Now Mike Brown is challenging Thompson to be one of the best defenders in the game.
Brown has spoke glowingly of Thompson since returning to the organization during the summer. In summer league in Las Vegas, Brown called Thompson one of the hardest workers he has ever been around — lofty praise considering he has been with Tim Duncan, Kobe Bryant and LeBron James. Now as the Cavs prepare to play the Philadelphia 76ers tonight at Value City Arena on the campus of Ohio State, Brown believes Thompson can be one of the league's elite post defenders.
"He's so athletic and so long, he can be one of the best in the league if not the best ever," Brown said. "The biggest thing he has is a work ethic. In order to be great, the game of basketball is not easy and you have to have the mindset you want to outwork your opponent."
Thompson has never shied away from work, which is one of the reasons the Cavaliers drafted him fourth overall in 2011. They knew he wouldn't fail and bust out of the league because his work ethic wouldn't allow it.
His numbers improved in nearly every category from his first year to his second year, and now Brown is expecting Thompson to take another leap this season, particularly defensively and rebounding.
"He's got a lot in the tool package to be one of the best, if not the best, when it comes to defending the post, defending weak side, defending pick-and-roll," Brown said. "And if he switches onto a small, he has good enough feet to move his feet, keep the guy in front of him and not let him dribble drive by him."
Thompson stumbled to a slow start last season while searching for a role. He averaged 8.3 points and 7.7 rebounds and shot 47 percent and 55 percent from the free-throw line playing alongside Anderson Varejao. But when Varejao was lost for the season, Thompson flourished. He averaged 13.1 points and 10.3 rebounds over the final 58 games (the double-double Scott was expecting). In addition, he shot 50 percent and 62 percent from the free-throw line.
"I think that's why I'm in the NBA is just my energy and playing hard," Thompson said. "I have to come in every day punching the clock, put the hard hat on and play hard."
Brown hasn't run a play for Thompson throughout the preseason, similar to how Scott rarely ran a play for him, too. Thompson and Varejao are expected to get all of their production off rebounds, tips and dunks.
Defensively, Thompson has been defending the pick-and-roll how Brown likes. Whereas in previous years he jumped out on a "hard show" just long enough to say that he did it, then retreat to find his man, now Thompson is staying out on the wing, drawing contact and at times even forcing turnovers.
"I was taught to show and just stick your chest out," Thompson said, "but with coach Brown it's a hard show, like a double team."
The Cavs ranked 22nd in the league in rebounding last season, but with a healthy Varejao, an improved Thompson, Anthony Bennett and an eventual return for Andrew Bynum, Brown is confident the Cavs could be one of the league's best rebounding teams.
They are ranked seventh in the league during the preseason and Bennett earned his first double-double in the preseason loss Saturday to the Indiana Pacers.
"I think we have a chance to be a very good rebounding team,'' Brown said. "There's no reason why we shouldn't be."
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? My mothers' friends' sisters' brother ran into a guy who knew a postman who overheard someone say that he might buy an ATS. Does that count too?
Every auto publication that has tested the ATS had a favorable impression of it and stated that it was a very impressive first attempt by Cadillac to enter the compact sport sedan market. The list includes Automobile, Road and Track, Car and Driver, and Automobile.
The latest is Autoweek.
"Fortunately for Cadillac, Zelenka and his associates didn't deliver crap. There's Audi/BMW/Mercedes-Benz-grade engineering to the ATS's core-world class, no qualifiers. There's no evidence that Cadillac has taken the easy way or even the most cost-effective way. The ATS is fundamentally solid and inherently balanced. Its three engine options start near the tip in terms of output and technology. The car offers rear- or all-wheel drive out of the box, and its power-to-weight ratios are best in class. With the ATS, Cadillac finally has a second sedan that Audi/BMW/Mercedes drivers (or wannabes) might actually think about buying, in a more lucrative chunk of the market."
"Short of back-to-back drives, we'll venture this: Measured by "light, nimble, fun" and balance and inherent goodness, the ATS belongs in the same sentence as the BMW 3-series."
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Joe Bachman at Cat Country St. Jude Benefit Concert [VIDEO]
Cat Country's benefit concert for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital was held last week at the Golden Nugget Casino in Atlantic City.
Singers Bill Gentry and Joe Bachman entertained the crowd with some great music and wonderful stories.
The last song of the night was Bachman's rising single, "Lookatchu."
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Even better than I was the last time, baby (x3)
Oh oh oh oh, I'm good, so good, so good
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It's your boy, Kanye to the
And we back
Feeling better than ever, huh?
Yo John, can't complain, huh?
Shit nigga, you got a deal on Def Jam
Got Cons with me, we in the works
Got my best friend GLC, the Knockout King
Through the doctor's exact calculations
He said, "Nigga, you almost bust the Final Destination
Shit, you must have had a blessing from Pastor Mason"
'Cause that trip to L.A. could have been my last vacation, what?
I mean, there's people at war right now
We can't be sitting up here, complaining about the bills
Complaining about whatever beef we may have
We good, man, we blessed
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Evergreen High School will be hosting a baseball camp with head coach Terry Hensley, his staff and players June 6-9 from 1-4 p.m. daily at EHS.
The camp is open to players ages 5 to 14.
For more information or to register, call the high school at 303-982-5078 or the batting cages at 303-982-5136.
Evergreen to play three games at Montrose tournament
Evergreen High School will play three games June 3-5 at the Montrose tournament. Games will be played at Delta and Montrose high schools.
Heavy snowfall has slowed road-clearing efforts to the summit of Mount Evans. The highway will be open only as far as Summit Lake on May 26, according to the Colorado Department of Transportation.
The Jeffco school district's Outdoor Lab Schools have been spared from the chopping block, thanks to a grassroots effort to raise funds to keep them open.
Fund-raising groups have raised $625,000, and the school board will chip in the remaining $300,000 needed to keep the schools open next year, according to district spokeswoman Lynn Setzer.
In his beaver-felt hat with silk lining, John Voehl is a page of history come to life as he lives and breathes the stories of Abraham Lincoln.
As with most people living with a view of the Front Range mountains, I never tire of waking to view our local peaks wearing a cap of fresh snow — even though, this time of year, the storms come and go with a magical quickness. Like most of the kids I grew up with, I enjoyed hiking, camping, riding and fishing in the forests surrounding Mount Evans and its adjoining neighbors, with all of us feeling like these lands were part of our backyard.
I was lucky enough to be present at John Elway's first comeback game. I remember well the feeling heading into the fourth quarter at old Mile High Stadium. As the sun began to fade and the final seconds ticked off the clock in the third quarter, things seemed pretty bleak for the Broncos. Down 19-0 to the Baltimore Colts, it looked as though my first-ever in-person Broncos game would be a bust.
Then something wonderful happened. In the space of one quarter, Elway led his team to three touchdowns and rallied his team to an improbable 21-19 win. It was magical.
If marijuana makes you giggle, it's easy to have a good laugh at the plethora of dispensaries on seemingly every street corner in certain Denver neighborhoods. Talking with two patients who have benefited greatly from marijuana edibles made me straighten up and take notice.
When I think of terns, I usually think of ocean shores, but there is one beautiful little tern that is found across the United States and Canada on small fresh water inland ponds, especially on prairie sloughs: the black tern.
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The third annual Race for Peace that this year celebrates the Mountain Peace Shelter's 25th anniversary is set to run, rain or shine.
The 5K race begins at 9 a.m. June 11 at the east end of the King Soopers Center in Conifer and winds through Meyer Ranch, along the property's runway, down the old stagecoach trail and back to the shopping center.
Tookie Scherder, organizer of the race, said the event is the biggest fund-raiser for the shelter, which provides services for abused women, their families and pets.
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Brett Park Named for Township Leader
(This is the third in a series of articles describing the lives of the persons for whom Teaneck's parks are named. The 10-acre park on River Road near Winthrop Road honors Clarence W. Brett.)
By Tricia Duffy, Staff Writer
(From: The Teaneck Suburbanite, Wednesday, November 11, 1981)
In 1918, when Clarence W. Brett moved from Massachusetts to Teaneck, he had no idea he would be recruited into a group of founding fathers second to none in Bergen County. The man who loved fishing and was known as a quiet conservative was instrumental in establishing the present manager-council form of government, and was among those- who literally swung axes to clear ground for 'Teaneck High School's first football field.
On August 6, 1968, Clarence "Jim" Brett was honored for his long and distinguished service to the community in a formal dinner at Temple Emeth on what the town proclaimed "Clarence W. Brett Day." The podium was shared by Mayor Thomas J. Costa, Peter Wilhelm, Duncan E. Hill, Dr. A. Milton Bell, Deputy Mayor Max A. Hasse., Jr., and Charles L. Steel, Jr.
After a toast front Dean Marinus C. Galanti, the group celebrated Brett's retirement with proclamations and presents and announced the formal dedication of the new Brett Park. Since Brett had played such an active role in the establishment of a park system throughout Teaneck, the council had indeed found it appropriate to name the 10-acre Park, located on River Road near Winthrop Road, after him).
Brett, whose family name originated in Brittany, France, during the Crusades, was a true New Englander, born in North Arlington, Mass. on Saint Patrick's Day in 1891. Brett graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1913 with a degree in civil engineering. While in college, he was one of three students who formed a fraternity which later became part of Kappa Sigma National. Brett accepted a job with the Dodge Corporation in New York City in 1918, and moved to Teaneck with his wife, Verdi, and his two daughters Marion and Clara. His son, William, was born in l925 in Englewood Hospital.
Town leader
Still a resident of Teaneck, Bill Brett reminisced on his father's accomplishments in town, saying the man who was so active in the development of Teaneck, was a sensitive father with a dry New England wit.
"He was a reserved man with blond hair and sparkling blue eves, and he loved Teaneck. In those days there was perhaps 2,000 or 3,000 residents here, and everything was done by a very small group of people. Paul Volcker, the town first township manager, was my father's closest friend. They would vacation together, and they loved to fish, I still have photographs of Volcker's son Bud and myself catching fish when we were just boys," Brett said. "The men in Town decided where the school would be and where the athletic field would be. They held a big picnic, where the men cut down the trees and the women were in charge of food. It was like a town party. That's the way things used to be here."
Brett became active in many facets of the new government. He was an officer in the old West Englewood Park Civic Association that owned the Station Park in West Englewood, which was later presented to the township as a gift.
In addition, he was a member of the board of education from 1929 to 1935 and served as its president for three years. Brett laid the cornerstones for the Lowell School in 1920 and the first addition to the high school.
Active in his church, Brett sang in the choir of Christ Church and served as vestryman and warden. It was a member of the church who decided "Jim" was a more suitable name for Brett then Clarence. The nickname stuck and in later years Brett answered to both.
In 1942, Brett was elected to the township council for three consecutive terms and was elected mayor in his second term. During his term on the council, Overpeck Park was turned over to the county and the town acquired Andreas Park. While mayor, Brett laid the cornerstone at the fire headquarters on Teaneck Road, and helped found the local Community Chest, for which, he served as president in 1954.
In addition to his township responsibilities, Brett was a member of the board of directors of the YMCA in Hackensack from 1951 to 1961 and was its president for four years.
Wide interests
Described by his son as an over-acheiver, Brett's energetic interests extended into every facet of life.
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Jim Brett is best remembered for his 22 years as a member of the Teaneck Planning Board. During that time the town prepared a master plan and a zoning ordinance to govern the town's future growth. Serving as board chairman for seven years, Brett urged town officials to purchase parkland along the Hackensack River.
Clarence Brett was married three times. His first wife Verdi died at the age of 62, after 35 years of marriage. His second wife, Ruth died in Arizona shortly after the couple moved there. At the age of 78, Brett married his third wife, Garnett, who survived him. Clarencm "Jim" Brett died in Arizona on January 2 1974, just hours before his daughter Marion and son Bill could reach him.
Jim Brett's daughter Clara died at the age of 26 from Hopkins Disease. His daughter Marion, son-in-law Bill, and granddaughter Verdi Lou are residents of Moores Corner, Massachusetts where the family farm is located. Bill Brett and wife Gloria are residents of Teaneck and, carrying on the Brett, tradition are very involved in town affairs. They have one daughter, Patricia and a new baby grandson, Brett C. Shupnik.


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Ashley Tisdale's got legs, and she knows how to flaunt them — especially lately.
The Tiz has been making her rounds across Los Angeles in recent days, and her go-to choice of bottom-wear has been short-shorts thanks to some unseasonably warm weather in southern California. Whether running errands or grabbing lunch with some friends (both male and female), Ashley has surely had no problem flaunting her fantastic pins.
Tisdale hasn't been shy of flaunting her toned physique in recent months. She's been spotted doing her short-shorts thing, but has also had her fair share of beach relaxation, spending time with pal Vanessa Hudgens on the beach and also with her High School Musical guy friend Zac Efron.


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Publication Abstract
Authors: Roen EL, Roubidoux MA, Joe AI, Russell TR, Soliman AS
Title: Adherence to screening mammography among American Indian women of the Northern Plains.
Journal: Breast Cancer Res Treat 139(3):897-905
Date: 2013 Jun
Abstract: Breast cancer is a burden for American Indian (AI) women who have younger age at diagnosis and higher stage of disease. Rural areas also have had less access to screening mammography. An Indian Health Service Mobile Women's Health Unit (MWHU) was implemented to improve mammogram screening of AI women in the Northern Plains. Our purpose was to determine the past adherence to screening mammography at a woman's first presentation to the MWHU for mammogram screening. Date of the most recent prior non-MWHU mammogram was obtained from mammography records. Adherence to screening guidelines was defined as the prior mammogram occurring 1-2 years before the first MWHU visit among women >41 years, and was the main outcome, whereas, age and clinic site were predictors. Adherence was compared with national data of the Breast Cancer Surveillance Consortium (BCSC). Among 1,771 women >41 years, adherence to screening mammography guidelines was 48.01 % among >65 years, 42.05 % among 50-64 years, 33.43 % among 41-49 years, and varied with clinic site (25.23-65.93 %). Age (p < 0.0001) and clinic site (p < 0.0001) were associated with adherence. Overall, adherence to screening mammography guidelines was found in 39.86 % (706/1771) of MWHU women versus 74.34 % (747,095/1,004,943) of BCSC women. The majority (60.14 %) of women at first presentation to the MWHU had not had mammograms in the previous 2 years, lower screening adherence than nationally (25.66 %). Adherence was lowest among women ages 41-49, and varied with clinic site. Findings suggest disparities in mammography screening among these women.
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Prime shop-front rents in Australia are among the most expensive in the world, but growth could slow as consumers cut spending.
Prestige retail space in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane is among the top 10 most expensive after Hong Kong, New York and Tokyo, according to a report from CBRE.
In Sydney and Melbourne, prime retail space costs more than similar premises in Zurich, Paris and Moscow.
But retailers are becoming more cautious as the economy slows and the report says rental growth will ease as consumers cut spending.
Prime rents in Sydney, the nation's favourite city for international retailers, increased because of leasing activity. CBRE head of research Stephen McNabb said strong domestic competition had been supplemented by foreign entrants to the market.
Luxury and high-fashion retailers were relocating from shopping centres to high-street shops for greater exposure. "You have to stand out in terms of the location, look and feel of a premises," Mr McNabb said.
The report attributes the ranking of Australian cities to the strong dollar, which reflects higher income growth over a sustained period.
There has been strong international interest in prime space in Melbourne's central business district, where streets are dominated by cafes and restaurants.
Occupier confidence is growing in Brisbane after last year's floods and the completion of the Wintergarden refurbishment, which attracted high-profile national and international retailers.
CBRE global chief economist Ray Torto said, globally, prime rents increased by 2 per cent in the third quarter and 7.3 per cent year-over-year.
"Given the current economic landscape, retailers are understandably seeking highly trafficked prime locations," he said. "Cities with international reputations for luxury shopping are especially in demand.
"Given the limited supply of prime space throughout these locations, prime rents will remain high in the foreseeable future."
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David Allan Coe in serious car accident
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On 08/11/2000 09:55:57 AM John Cowan wrote:
>The problem is in fact more serious. The four languages Tigrinya (ti),
>Turkish (tr), and Yoruba (yo) do not have their ISO 639-1 codes listed...
>I do not have the paper ISO 639-1,
I do have the paper version of ISO 639:1998, and it does list
Tigrinya = ti
Tonga = to
Turkish = tr
Yoruba = yo
They *are* official.
>In the case of Tonga, there may perhaps be a legitimate doubt whether to
>the "to" (Tonga) code with "tog" (Tonga (Nyasa)) or with
>"ton" (Tonga (Tonga Islands)), or with both.
This relates to one of the problems with ISO 639-x that I'll be discussing
in my presentation. Interesting, essentially the same point was raised in
the official ballot within TC37/SC2/WG1 on DIS 639-1.
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There is a story on Caged Steel fighter Phil Ounsley in the Sun Newspaper today.
Phil wont mind me saying this but I took Phil from a complete novice less than 2 years ago and helped him get to where he is now. With 2 fights already lined up in March and May I think Phil has yet to reach his potential.
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"American Idol" Auditions Are A Myth … But Isn't The Whole Show, Really?
Let me preface this by saying that I am a longtime "American Idol" fan. As a former singer and performer, nothing is more exhilarating than watching other people compete and either knock it out of the park or bomb big-time. Perhaps the most compelling part of the "Idol" journey is the audition process. Not only is it entertaining, but also every person alive (whether talented or untalented) can relate to that moment of waiting to fulfill a dream: to perform on Broadway, score the winning basket, get married, land that job. The feeling is universal. But am I surprised that the Daily Beast is calling the "Idol" audition process "a myth?" Not really. Because isn't the entire show "a myth"? The success of "Idol" has always rested on the illusion they've so carefully constructed; that a person with a dream can show up to Random City, USA, sing, and end up a star 12 weeks later. Technically, yes. But really, no. From the auditions to the judging to the voting, you are fooling yourself if you think that the show is anything more than a well-orchestrated, prime-time talent show. Big bucks, big planning, careful casting, and big editing goes into its formulaic success. When the myth is debunked you can see the man behind the curtain; the show is about the discovery of talent that already exists, people who have been working hard for their dream, with a few semi-talented, "relatable" stock characters thrown in here and there. Powerful execs calling all the shots. But does that mean I like it any less? Of course not. I just see it for what it is. And so should you. Read on for some "Idol" audition secrets that producers don't want you to know.
Myth: There are enough auditioners to fill a stadium in every city.
Reality: The average number of auditioners is 6,000 to 8,000.
Myth: People wait in massive lines to audition.
Reality: Those massive lines are stock footage. Hopefuls wait in line to register and be screened and then come back weeks later with a number if they make the cut to audition.
Myth: The majority of the auditioners are freaks and weirdos.
Reality: The freaks and weirdos just get more screen time. The majority are talented people.
Myth: Many auditioners seem to pick the same song.
Reality: People who make the cut are instructed to download lyrics to a particular song and learn it. A coach runs them through it before auditions.
Myth: The judges do all of the judging.
Reality: Specially hired scouts and then producers screen all contestants before they ever set foot in front of the judges.
Myth: The judges do the judging once the contestants are in the room.
Reality: Yes. But not totally. Between the screening round and the actual filmed auditions, producers coach the contestants about what songs to sing, how to behave, etc.
Myth: The "bad" contestants really think they have a shot.
Reality: Nope. Producers tell everyone straight out, "Some of you are here because you're good and some of you are here because you're bad."
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i have my neck and chin smart lipo done in June 2011, the second day when my bandage was removed i noticed right away on my right neck still showing the fat, the skin still sagging.. i keep telling my self it will go away.. still new.. and not only the right side it has lumps and bumps everywhere, i showed this to my surgeon and i ask him if this lumps and bumps will go away, he said "he hope so".that's not really an answer i wanted to hear.. but then it's to soon to tell..im almost on my 4th months now .. nothing is changing.. i can feel all the tissues (lumps and bumps) multiples around my neck.. if this is the very best they can do..then i wont recomend this clinic to anyone at this point..
I would like to show this to their head surgeon and see what they said.. if they think this is a very good job, then there is something really wrong.. as of now i am not very happy/ looks like its only half is done..I have another appointment to see my surgeon and i will ask him if they can fix the bumps esp on my right neck i can feel at least a couple of tissues with a sz of dimes... and its moving...i can push with my fingers while im massaging my neck... it's so embarrasing to show.. at least before i have double chin but now looks like i have a big bumps on my right neck
As of today 01/02/2012.. after i posted my experience with my neck and chin smart lipo way back last year, i was contacted by the owner of the Business, and at the same time we went back to the clinic for follow up, and talk to the Dr and the manager of the clinic.. when we show my concern to the Dr i showed them my pictures when we went on vacation.. all the pictures showing half of neck has big bumps and if you look closer its even worst and not considering i lost my smile for few months and thanks god i just started getting my smile back.
Dr told us this is the first time he has complain, as i said before... if he think this is the best work as a cosmetic surgeon i wont recommend... The manager promise she will schedule me with the diff Dr she said Dec, then become Jan and now she said it should be in March.... but still not sure yet.. That is not really a good news for me.... and at the same time I was searching online about other people who have good or bad experience on the same surgery that i have... i come across this Katy who have the same surgery but it was done in California by Dr Tavasolli, she posted her pictures of before and after.... she look great,,,, so i called the manager of clinic wher i have mine done and mentioned to her about katy.. she told me the Dr only works in Fresno branch ... but if I'm going to California in the future she is willing to make the arrangement with the Dr,,,,, and i noticed she paid less than what i paid mine.. hhhmmm i dont think i like ......i dont know why...but i think i deserve an explanation.
NOT only that i paid more or overcharged me but i dint think the result is not very satisfying... and i started getting negative comments from my friends "whats wrong with my neck" other people ask me if i have goiter... i told them i have smart lipo done .... Its really embarrassing .... and I'm still not very happy... and very disappointed.


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Like white people all over this country, I really love the idea of soccer. So do folks in Seattle:
The Seattle Sounders FC may be the upstarts on the local sports scene, but the new pro soccer team appears to be having little trouble attracting sponsors and ticket buyers . . . The Sounders have sold about 20,000 season tickets, which eclipses the number sold by the 32-year-old Mariners team, which estimates it will sell about 14,000 by the start of the season.
Apples and oranges, sure. There are way more baseball games, the cost structure is totally different, the recession may be sending would-be baseball fans to the cheaper option of soccer, and of course, Major League Soccer is a novelty in Seattle. But I have to ask: are MLS teams outselling baseball teams in any other cities? This is one of those things I'd look up this morning if I didn't have a day job, but I'm going to guess that the answer is no.
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I've linked to Amanda William's AW Gallery before, back when I featured her friend Lekan Jeyifous' home on this site. One of my favorite paintings in Lek's apartment was done by Amanda and has traveled from house to house with Lek. It's a treat to show you my new favorite painting by the talented Ms Williams.
The painting pictured is called "Blue Is the Smoke of War, White the Bones of Man," which Amanda tells me is the title of a little known abstract expressionist painting by Romare Bearden. I fell in love last month after seeing it at Three Peas Art Lounge in the South Loop.
Amanda writes:
"Everyone loves his collages, but I wanted to see how his spatial sensibility might have translated to his painted works. I decided to take a very brief foray into "copying the masters"… the exercise was supposed to be tongue in cheek in that its a bit hard to mimic abstraction. But I did it. Mine of course looks not one bit like his. He used splatters which I realized I hate. I like drips. Drips and washes. Not attacking, but confrontational nonetheless…"
I love it.