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ALCESTER councillors have spoken out after a decision by the Stratford District Council Licensing Panel to allow an off-licence to open in Hopkins Precinct.
The Super Wines and Spirits off-licence, which is part of a chain in the West Midlands, was strongly opposed by councillors concerned that it would cause a rise in the amount of anti-social behaviour in the area.
Police and members of the public also voiced concerns about opening a second off-licence in the shopping area, which already has a Tesco Express selling alcohol.
Mike Gittus, county councillor for Alcester, said: "This is an extraordinary decision for the Licensing Panel to make. Much was made of the reduction of public nuisance in the vicinity of the application over the last two years. What the panel members clearly failed to understand, was that this reduction came about as a direct result of our police, town youth club and voluntary workers.
"In my past professional opinion, as a time served uniformed police officer, this consent to a booze supermarket in this location will lead to an increase in anti social behaviour."
Alcester police attend regular incidents of anti-social behaviour at Hopkins Precinct as one resident highlighted in a letter to the panel.
She said: "We are constantly having trouble with youths in the area. On Tuesday, February 4 we had a group of girls in their school uniforms. They were drunk. One fell outside the Alcester Fish Bar landing on her face. Another got a knife out and went into Tesco and threatened the staff. The police had to attend the situation."
The decision was made by the Licensing Panel to grant permission for the off-licence at 4-5 Hopkins Precinct to sell alcohol for consumption off the premises every day from 8am to 11pm.
District councillor Eric Payne, said: "I am dismayed by this decision and the impact that it will likely have on the vulnerable elderly living in the immediate area. The impact on their daily lives will be considerable."
District councillor Sue Adams added: "I often chair these meetings and I understand the issues involved. It is very unusual for the police to object to an application and I would have thought that this itself should have given weight to its rejection."


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|Sounds of spring: popping of pads
|Bobby "Butch" Burney | News-Telegram Sports Editor
April 24, 2004 -- The Sulphur Springs Wildcats will once again be taking advantage of a three-for-one deal.
The Wildcat football team will put on full pads starting Monday afternoon for their annual 18 days of spring practice. In return, the Wildcats will miss six practice days in the fall. Those are the rules set down by the UIL.
SSHS head coach Brad Turner said spring practice not only gives the coaches more time to run practices, it serves an even more useful purpose -- evaluation.
"The biggest positive of spring training is you get to evaluate kids without the pressure of preparing for an opponent. We're out there solely to evaluate talent, to find out who can play especially with the younger kids," Turner said.
"We can switch positions, we can change sides of the ball, we can do some things that we probably would not do if we were looking at playing Jacksonville on Friday. We probably wouldn't try some of this stuff because if it doesn't work, then you've lost."
Coaches will be looking to fill a lot of vacancies after the Wildcats started 15 seniors last season. Turner said the freshman and sophomores, who will be sophomores and juniors next year, have the opportunity to make an impression in their bid for playing time in the fall.
"Some of those young kids are going to have a chance to play. The best ones are going to be able to earn themselves a spot," he said. "Looking at our personnel, there are as many as three, four or five sophomores who have a chance to contribute on varsity."
The Wildcats will start their spring practices at 4 p.m. Monday, and work out for an hour four days a week, taking Fridays off or using it as a make-up day in case of rain earlier in the week. On Wednesday, May 19, the coaches will draft for the spring game, which will be held on Saturday, May 22. That will conclude the practices as school ends the next week.
Turner said he waited as long as possible in the spring to start practices to get as many players as coaches involved as possible.
The practices will go along the same lines as fall workouts, though there won't be an conditioning after school -- that will be done in the athletic period -- and the practices will be "more laid back," according to the head coach.
"After you get past the ninth or 10th workout, you can hit a lull because there's no game to get ready for," Turner said. "During the season, you practice for a few days and then you have a game.
"In the spring, we try to make it funner and a little more laid back."
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Where to start where to start, I mean I could tell you all sorts of stuff about myself, who I am and what I do, but most of it would be self promoting bullshit. I guess what sums up the core of me is that I do the best I can to help those who I am able to help when I can. I'm not always happy about it, but it seems to me that is the best any of us can do.
As far as Who I AM... Hell, I don't think I really know these days, I have been going though a lot of changes as of late. I'll guess I'll start with the facts. Well my name is Joshua I'm a 37-year-old from Columbia Missouri who 8 years ago moved to st Louis, I'm a college graduate with a degree in experimental Psychology and a minor in art and anthropology. I used to run a group which is currently in full retirement called black hat (www.blackhatparanormal.com) link dead for now, where I researched the unexplained, (when I have time which is never anymore) also I read tarot cards and and a full service psychic. But when I started the case management and social worker gig a almost a decade ago, I put this mostly down because I just did not have the time or energy for this anymore. I still read the odd spread of cards these days when I have time, or for friends but not much more than than. It just takes too much out of me.
I write too, right now I am a co author on a hopefully webcomic and never to be published manga called Hex'd. www.hexink.com/comics/hexd, The artist and creator of the idea to my to my dialog-monkey self got his child back and had a second child with special needs so it is dying the slow death. It's a real shame because it was really good and we had more than one company who wanted to pick it up and put it out. I also do some short story work right now I am really into steampunk and am working on a new comic or story in a steampunk back ground. I also do a lot of prop making and have been featured on Geeks are Sexy and bong bong, and in the books Yan han's 1000 incredible costume ideas and the international steampunk book of fashion. I'm a fairly creative and driven person so my interest tend to change a lot. I guess it would do to say I am more brains than brawn, that is to say unless you count my mid section. The word chunky comes to mind, as in the bits in cookie dough ice cream, Ah food, how I love thee. Yes I love to cook too, and am a foodie.
I love to read, mostly text books or reference books, but fiction is good too. If its fiction its likely a classic like Edgar Allen Poe, or H.P. Lovecraft. When I read I tend I get on kicks and read everything from one author I can get my hands on. Right now I am reading the Wheel of time series from Robert Jordan, and just finished the watchmen. I love TV too, mostly Sci fi, shows that got my attention lately are Dead like me, battle star galactica, stargate, Eureka, warehouse 13, bab 5, the middle man, firefly, doctor who and I love Supernatural as well. Orange is the new black, defiance, and Copper are on my new watch list. There always seems to be a new show that I am getting caught up in, I think that Netflix will one day be the death of me . Likely because the bothers on that show remind me so much of me and my best friend Dan who I used to work with on the Blackhatparanormal stuff, Also I am a huge bruce campbell fan, but then again who is not, I mean to know him is to love him it seems.
I have a degree in psychology, a B.S. in fact, which is so appropriate its not even funny. I have worked for the last 7 years as caseworker for the mentally ill homeless. Most of what I do is outreach to shelters anymore but in the past I did a lot of street outreach. My job used to more or less consists of taking mentally ill, drunk drug users, in to see the doctor, cleaning them up helping them out and and getting them homes. In short I take 15 of hard to deal with people until they can stand on there own two feet again or we move them to long term care like a residential care facility. Its not great work, and its not clean work and its not good paying work, but at least its the right thing to do at the end of the day. I took a a break and after seven years it was needed, I think I will worked on my art and writing for the for a while and opened a etsy store called Clockwork's creation's which sold my working steampunk creations and leather goods. But all good things must come to a end. I went back to social work, but Now I am a doing most of the same stuff, but for a private firm with a lot less bull and am able to help a lot more people with a lot less risk to my self.
As you might have guessed I am liberal, I lean way to the left. I hate Bush, and I am so glad he is gone, I don't like the war, and think most of corporate America is a bunch of money sucking vampires that want to squeeze money from a stone. I am pro death penalty, pro choice, but not pro abortion for just any reason under the sun, other options should have to be explored, but n the end is the man and woman's choice alone. I think ever house in America should have a gun, and training to use it. I think oil companies need to have windfall taxes, and I all for a staggered tax asking for more from those who make more than they can every use to live on. I also am heavily pro environmentally minded, and I think this is because we are just stewards of the earth and not its masters, but thats because I am native, Cherokee/Osage to be exact.
I love to party, and I am a killer bartender, I am known for my crazy costume parties I throw. Most of them are pretty wild with little clothing left on people by the time I kick people out of my house at the end of the night. On that note I am a hell of a dancer, mostly old school swing dancing, you know with all the swings and the lifts. I love too cook too, Alton brown is the man in the kitchen and I love his show good eats. Its really gotten me to take my cooking to the next step. If you ever see me ask me to cook you my apple cider vinegar and orange juice chicken Also I am married to the most wonderful woman in the world Gwendolyn hart, you can find her on my friends list.
I Like Sci fi, watch a shit tone of movies, and generally spend way to much time reading things on the net. Luckily most of what I read has some degree of learning involved. Speaking of which I love to read, text books mostly, well sadly, but I really like them, if its not a reference book then its fiction in the fantasy sci fi or horror category. Only most of it was written near 100 years ago. I just polished off the complete works of Edgar Allen Poe and H.P. Lovecraft. Of course there is a lot more to me than that. For one my day job is a caseworker working for the mentally ill homeless, those guys you see on the street, begging for change. Yeah its my job to get them clean and into a house taking there meds. I like to play table top role playing games as well.
I'm a Gamer from table top to larp to computer, anime, all around geek. Games played, 3.5, d20, gurps, fung shui, C of C, most any horror game, dislike white wolf but have played most of it.)
VIdeO GAMES I used to be a big gammer back in the 80's and 90's but with work I almost never have time to play anything. I was real big in to warcraft and starcraft before WoW came out, I just can't devote that type of time to a game anymore. I would really like to get in to second life however. I own a hell of a PC and play some MMROPG, the last one being city of heroes and D and D online, under the name Gaberal nesto. I Still play a little warcraft 3 now and again, but mostly I like cheap flash games. My wife got me a Wii for my birthday, the sweet things she is woke up and went to the store at 6 am to wait in line in freezing weather. I love her and I love the system too. The games really get back to the core of gaming, having a good time regardless of the graphics, the games are fun and challenging. Some times simple is better, but that said I cant wait for some really good RPG's to come out for the damed thing. I own a ps 1 and several old games play now and again mostly the final fantasy games. My real favorite prized game system is my old 8 bit nes, I love the old games, they really take me back to being a kid. I also have a super nes and a N64. Oh and for the record I love to play table top games too, card games as well, but I really have not taken the time to for about two years, but I would love to get back in to it.
I am intelligent, wise, and obnoxious
I am still in to Sci fi, watch a shit tone of movies, and generally spend way to much time reading things on the net. Luckily most of what I read has some degree of learning involved. Speaking of which I love text books and I really like them, if its not a reference book then its fiction in the fantasy sci fi or horror category. Only most of it was written near 100 years ago. I just polished off the complete works of Edgar Allen Poe and H.P. Lovecraft. Of course there is a lot more to me than that. For one my day job is a caseworker working for the mentally ill homeless, those guys you see on the street, begging for change. Yeah its my job to get them clean and into a house taking there meds. I like to play table top role playing games as well but have not gamed in the last 2 years for lack of a group but I would like to find one. I just got invited to a game and I hope it will get off the ground.
With a little luck and with some help finding plans for a power supply I will be building a 2 watt andf a 35 watt laser IR and a smart home interface as well as a net based security system. It should be fun.
Cartoon network, sci fi, anime, 80 sitcoms. Tones of stuff really, if its got a good plot and I dont get bored right off I will watch it. Mostly Sci fi lately, shows that got my attention are Dead like me, battle star galactica, stargate, Eureka, I love Supernatural as well. Doctor who is really got me watching this season.
Robert Jordan wheel of time, hitchhikers guild to the galaxy. I have a collection of over 1500 books in my library, most of them are text books on the occult or myth. I love a good history text book as well. If it can teach me or give me insight on another culture I am hooked. Fiction is great as well, as I listed above, I love it. Recently I just polished off the complete works of Edgar Allen Poe and H.P. Lovecraft. Next I think its on to the devil in the white city, which is about the U.S.'s first serial killer in the 1888 worlds fair in Illinois.
Music, well I love everything really, swing to 80's pop. Not really fond of country, or rap however. Lately I have been on a kick with the good doctor. http://worlddominationtoys.com/drsteel/enter.html
As for food, well I love to cook, and I guess my favorite food has to be New, I love trying new things.


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Five Takeaways From Saturday's Night Practice
Photo - Hannah Foslien (Getty Images)
By: Aj Mansour | KFAN.com
Mankato, MN - Take it for what it is, a glorified practice, but Saturday night's Vikings practice under the lights and in front of the fans at Blakeslee Stadium opened my eyes a little bit. As the team's first real showcase since the installations have gotten cooking, you were able to see a little bit of what this team is going to look like this season. Sure there were some struggles, but you also saw players making plays that they simply weren't in the position to make last year.
With that said, here are the five things that stuck out to me most coming out of Saturday's Vikings Night Practice...
1. Anthony Barr is a freaking stud!
Put me in the group that was a little confused when Roger Goodell called Anthony Barr's name for the Minnesota Vikings at pick #9 of the 2014 NFL Draft. When most of what you read about the guy contains words and phrases like "really raw" and "inexperienced" concerns will likely be raised. However, when Mike Zimmer told us that night that we're going to have to wait and see what this kid can do physically, we should have known that this was coming.
After landing his way as the number three strong side linebacker early in camp, Barr exclusively spent time working with the number one defense Saturday night both in base and in the nickel. With the playbook starting to make sense to him, you can see Barr's physical abilities shine through. The deadly mix of "if you're bigger than me, then I'm faster than you," and "if you're faster than me, I'm bigger than you," helps Barr but the reality of the matter is there aren't many people on the field that are bigger or faster than him! Standing 6'5" and weighing in at 255lbs, Barr could be regularly seen plowing his way through or past veteran players like Jerome Felton and Phil Loadholt Saturday night. He did more than enough to prove he belongs with the first team and that he is going to be more than a headache for opposing defenses this year.
While Barr was easily the most impressive player on the field last night, I'd be remise if I left the complete coverage at that. Pass protection is going to remain the biggest concern for Barr as he goes on. Once or twice you could see him bite on the first move and spin the wrong way completely killing his momentum in the pass protection and allowing the tight end to get open. As camp goes on, look for that to be the primary focus for Zimmer and George Edwards with Barr, because the rest of it seems to come naturally.
2. First team reps go the direction of Matt Cassel.
It was an hour and a half into practice before Teddy Bridgewater saw any action with the first team offense. Through the "move-the-ball" segment and the third down drills, all the 11-on-11 snaps were going to the veteran Matt Cassel with Teddy stuck in line with the number twos. Much like it has been all camp long, Cassel didn't do much to impress, including throwing two interceptions (Sherels & Rhodes) on go routes.
In fairness, Teddy didn't flash too much with the second-team either.
Moments after KFAN went off the air though, Teddy lined up with the first-team offense for a round of goal-line scenarios in which he looked pretty good before having his eyes read by Chad Greenway and throwing a pick. The encouraging part here is, with he second-teamers back by his side for the very next drill, the two-minute drill, Teddy led that second bunch 60-yards down the field going 6-for-6 (not counting the spike to stop the clock) and into the endzone on a 20-yard pass to Rodney Smith.
All-in-all it was just another day in the progression of another young quarterback here in Minnesota, however this one appears to be moving in the right direction.
3. Christian Ponder's night in a nutshell
Third string quarterback Christian Ponder spent the entire team practice period on the sidelines, not even attempting a single pass in team drills. Realistically this should be no surprise, but can we please stop referring to this job as a three-way quarterback battle now?
Ponder shared some interesting thoughts with Paul Allen on Friday visibly disappointed with the way things are working out here in Minnesota. The money quote from Ponder came in the "Vikings Drive-By" segment of the show when Christian said that he's "not in a place where I would desire to be" right now. Whoa! For a guy who is primarily quiet, that's Christian dropping a bomb right there. That begs the question, is he understandably unhappy as the number three QB or is he saying that he no longer desires to be in Minnesota? And is there even a difference between those two thoughts?
Either way, Christian's time in Minnesota is clearly limited. Go out there and put some good stuff on tape this preseason Christian, there's a place for you in this league. Unfortunately, it's not with the Vikings.
4. Interceptions are falling from the sky.
It's been very easy the past few days to call the Vikings offensive efforts "sloppy", but with four straight days of interceptions from the quarterbacks how about we give some credit to this defensive unit?!?
For a team that has been averaging less than 10 interceptions a season over the past three years, we've seen players finding themselves in the right spots on a regular basis this camp. Some of them surely have been bad throws by the quarterbacks, but to see Chad Greenway read the offense and pounce or Marcus Sherels and Xavier Rhodes do their best Willie Mays impression to pick it off, it's been good to see! One of the biggest knocks against the Vikings ability to intercept passes the last few years has been their inability to properly position themselves in a play. Early on, Zimmer seems to have these guys buying into the defense and regularly finding themselves in position to make a big play.
5. "The Jeromes" are disappearing...
I grasped onto this idea early on in camp and I think we're seeing it come to fruition before our eyes on a daily basis. The offensive roles for Jerome Felton and Jerome Simpson continue to diminish. Two players that have held key roles for this team in the past couple years were seemingly invisible on the field last night. In all seriousness, the only times I noticed Jerome Felton it was because Anthony Barr just pancaked him and the only times I noticed Jerome Simpson was when the defense was making good plays on Simpson targets.
There's clearly a systematic change playing into this, but for two guys who have some negative check marks working against their status on this year's team (Felton's price tag and Simpson's potential 6-game suspension), we've seen really nothing from the two Jerome's through the first week and a half of camp.
Aj Mansour covers Minnesota Sports for KFAN.com. Feel free to leave comments and questions regarding this post in the space provided below. For Vikings updates and breaking Vikings news, follow Aj on Twitter. @AjKFAN


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THE sinking of the Titanic remains as fascinating as ever.
April 15 will mark the 100th anniversary and last night ITV1 launched a
lavish four-part series about the disaster, written by Downton Abbey creator
Julian Fellowes.
In Day Two of The Sun's Titanic series, we look at remarkable claims from a
new book that point the finger for the "unsinkable" ship's demise at one of
our greatest ever leaders.
We also examine the roles of the other high-flyers the author claims could
have been culpable.
WHITE Star Line boss J Bruce Ismay is usually cast as the biggest villain in
the sinking of the Titanic.
Even in the new ITV1 drama, viewers will see the chief of the shipping line
that built the vessel sneak into a lifeboat ahead of women and children to
become one of history's most infamous cowards.
But according to a new book, a huge chunk of the blame for the disaster lies
at the door of the statesman consistently voted the "greatest ever Briton" —
Sir Winston Churchill.
Author Robert Strange, an investigative journalist and former newspaper crime
reporter, claims Britain's Second World War Prime Minister had a previously
unrecognised, inglorious role in the loss of the vessel on her maiden voyage
in 1912.
As a newly-promoted government minister, Churchill had final responsibility
for all marine safety when the Titanic was being planned, designed and built.
Yet he failed in his duties as President of the Board of Trade to ensure that
the ship was properly constructed and that her passengers were safe, the
author claims.
Strange says: "Churchill was fatally distracted from his vitally important
safety duties by a combination of burning political ambition, wounded pride
and the pursuit of his future wife Clementine.
"I believe he bears a heavy burden of responsibility for the deaths of 1,500
men, women and children who perished, many needlessly, in the icy Atlantic
After a three-year study of 100-year-old files in the National Archives of
Britain and the USA, Strange accuses Churchill of being foremost among those
whose actions, or lack of them, sealed Titanic's fate — men who, he says,
"metaphorically speaking, sank the Titanic".
He is also scathing about US banker JP Morgan, who controlled the White Star
Line of which the Titanic was the crown jewel, and Lord Pirrie, the
profit-hungry chairman of Titanic's builders.
But in Who Sank The Titanic? The Final Verdict, Churchill is singled out
for the greatest share of blame.
When Titanic hit an iceberg on her maiden voyage from Southampton to New York
and sank in just two hours 40 minutes, her lifeboat capacity fully complied
with the law of the day.
Yet those lifeboats had seats for only one third of the men, women and
children on board. The rest perished.
Strange says: "Churchill's Board of Trade safety inspectors should have
properly supervised Titanic's construction and revised the outdated laws
governing the number of lifeboats she carried.
"Instead, Churchill took his eye off the ball and knowingly presided over a
regulatory body not fit for purpose.
"Despite being personally warned, time and again, that lifeboat regulations
were hopelessly out of date as immigrant ships grew ever bigger, he
repeatedly failed to act. His inaction condemned many innocent people to a
horrible death."
His Board of Trade appointment in 1908 was 33-year-old Churchill's first
Cabinet post. But within weeks he was publicly embarrassed by his
department's mishandling of a shipping accident inquiry. It was a huge blow
to a young politician impatient for advancement who saw the Board of Trade
as a stepping stone to higher office, Strange says.
He adds: "It must quickly have become obvious to him that the department's
Marine Division in charge of maritime safety was undermanned, ill-trained
and badly managed.
"But Churchill was already distracted from his work by financial worries, a
fight for his constituency seat and by his new love, Clementine.
"From the start, he seems to have washed his hands of the Marine Division.
"Supervision of Titanic's construction was passed to Francis Carruthers, a
poorly-trained and underpaid Board of Trade engineer who failed to spot
flaws in the ship's construction."
Earlier researchers have identified weaknesses in the ship's steel plates and
rivets as being one of the reasons she sank so rapidly after hitting an
By the time the Titanic was finally launched, Churchill had achieved his aim
of promotion to Home Secretary and thereby escaped public examination about
his role in the Titanic debacle.
But Strange adds: "The ship was first proposed, designed and had its keel laid
down on his watch.
"It is inconceivable that the minister responsible for safety at sea would not
have been fully briefed about the construction of what was to be the biggest
ship afloat.
"And he was very aware of the lack of lifeboats. He had been warned again
and again but failed to take action."
The other villains…
BULLYING banker John Pierpont Morgan was the man who really controlled White
Star Line – and was in no mood for compromise.
The American was furious he had been thwarted in his plan to corner the
transatlantic liner business. German spies had warned the British government
of his plans, which were blocked.
The government instead supported rivals Cunard. He retaliated with the Titanic
to drive Cunard out of business. But Strange says it was built "without
regard to the safety of her passengers".
Lord William James Pirrie was the profit-hungry chairman of Titanic's builders
Harland & Wolff – and JP Morgan had him over a barrel.
As virtually sole customer and principal financier of Pirrie's shipyard,
Morgan was able to pressure the Belfast industrialist into building his
liner at a cut price.
Titanic went to sea with faulty materials, poor workmanship and not enough
WHAT of infamous coward J Bruce Ismay?
The social-climbing millionaire was president of White Star but acted as JP
Morgan's lackey, rushing through the construction of the Titanic, well aware
of its design failings.
After the liner hit the iceberg, Ismay appeared to help passengers into
lifeboats but Strange says: "It gave him the perfect excuse to stay close by
the boats and save himself."
Ismay was savaged by both the UK and US Press and kept a low profile until his
death in 1937 aged 74.
Who Sank The Titanic? The Final Verdict will be published by Pen &
Sword Books next month, £19.99.


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By now you may have heard about the newest thinspo craze known as the "Bikini Bridge". Now we're learning that it's really a hoax.
...Or is it?
It's been pointed out that the photos featured online and in the media were very real. If you think about it, those type of poses are very familiar as ads are always featuring similarly thin and scantily clad models.
What also can't be called a hoax is the message behind many of the images. The idea that if you don't look a certain way as a woman, you have little value as a human being is sadly nothing new. It is something that women have been dealing with for a long long time, and it has only gotten worse in recent decades.
Also not surprising is how many men with wives, girlfriends, and young daughters are commenting on posts about the trend to declare that they don't see the harm or "big deal". Objectification of women has long been prioritized over the actual emotional harm it causes to women and girls, and it seems some people are determined to remain ignorant. However that doesn't have to be you, especially as a "target".
First it was a thigh gap and now a bikini bridge? People need to stop being obsessed.
— Fit Is Sexy ? (@GETTINGinSHAPEx) January 11, 2014
The bikini bridge is the new thigh gap is the new collarbone is the new I wanna lose 3 pounds. http://t.co/4OwTGcGhrT
— Betches Love This (@betchesluvthis) January 9, 2014
Just because this particular trend was traced back to 4chan does not mean that the next ludicrous body fixation won't originate elsewhere, and with someone looking to actually profit from the impressionable and insecure young women of the world.
So what really can be learned from the "Bikini Bridge" images and every other thinspo craze? Nothing good ever comes from letting unqualified strangers on the internet dictate your life choices and self-worth.
If you are determined to lose weight, it needs to be for your own reasons, not to fit any one else's standards. If you are looking for guidance in order to lose a certain amount of weight, don't look to "thinspo blogs". Talk to your doctor and possibly see if you can be referred to a nutritionist or dietician. Consider getting a personal trainer. The bottom line is the people you want to be telling you about your body and the best way to care for it need to be the people with the education, qualifications and experience to back up their words.
At the end of the day, the internet is filled with harmful opinions and cruel individuals. It's up to you to sort through it all in a sane and self-assured manner and separate what is useful from what is fodder.
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Chrétien de Troyes states
in his story of the Grail that he took the story from a small book
provided by his benefactor, Philip of Flanders.
One of the theories put
forth is that Phillip acquired the book via his close trading links with
the Cistercians of Melrose Abbey. They had huge numbers of sheep and so
much land that the other locals complained of their dominance. They traded
wool to Flanders as the damp Flemish air was perfect for working the wool.
They traded directly with Phillip and even ended up exempting him from
taxes as he became a protector of the Abbey. There were also close links
between the Cistercians of Melrose and the Bishops of Glasgow based at St
Mungo's cathedral (St Kentigern). The research that King David I had done
on Kentigern's life for the foundation of the diocese led to the 'vita
kentigerna' with the Lailoken (Scottish Myrddin) episodes.
possible source for Philip's small book is that it may have arrived with
Phillip's returning troops from Cumbria along with knowledge of
contemporary Galloway and such northern places as given in Norman, such as
'Daneborg' 'Cardueil' & 'Cotouatre'. King David I of Scotland had been
captivated enough by Arthurian matters to personally fly the dragon
standard and his capital was Cumbrian Carlisle. It was there in 1149 that
he knighted his grandnephew the young Henry Plantagenet on a Whit Sunday.
Ailred who tells us of the barbarity of the Gallowegians spent
his early life at the Scottish court before going to Rievaulx. It
would have been there that he himself heard
the tales that he would later 'remember' that had brought him to tears and
'...commonly told of I know not what Arthur'. It has also been pointed out
that Phillip of Flanders was in alliance with King William of Scotland who
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A new homologous series (ten compounds) of 2-hydroxy azo compounds SR
Liquid crystalline materials are of great interest for materials science as well as for life science. Their properties can be tuned by appropriate molecular design. Thus, it is well known that the mesomorphic properties of calamitic liquid crystals can largely be influenced by the structural variation in terminal substituents, like alkyl, alkyloxy and thioalkyl groups [
The DSC scans carried out on these compounds show transitions at temperatures which are in agreement with those obtained by optical microscopy. The phase transition temperatures of all compounds are given in
The Nematic phase reflects the marbled texture on heating and the schlieren texture on cooling (
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We did not notice the phenomenon of odd–even during the study of the transition temperatures for the prepared compounds. This result coincides with many results from other studies [
The appearance of this phenomenon in the mesomorphic compounds depends on the molecular structure [
Increase in the alkyl chain length should have two effects:
Increases the intermolecular attractions between the sides of the molecules, because of the polarizability of each added methylene group; Decreases the intermolecular terminal attractions because of the increasing separation of the molecules containing the dipolar units.
Increases the intermolecular attractions between the sides of the molecules, because of the polarizability of each added methylene group;
Decreases the intermolecular terminal attractions because of the increasing separation of the molecules containing the dipolar units.
Increase in the alkyl chain length should therefore increase the ratio of the lateral to the terminal attractions between the molecules, so making the probability greater that the layer arrangement will persist after melting when the terminal attractions are weakened. Smectic properties are therefore most likely to be observed in the long chain members of an homologous series of mesomorphic compounds. A common pattern of behavior is that the lower homologous are Nematic, the middle members exhibit a smectic mesophase followed by a nematic and the long chain members are purely smectic. However, our study of the effect of the chain length on the mesomeric properties of the prepared compounds shows the formation of nematic phase only, which indicate that the effect of the terminal attraction forces are higher than the lateral attraction forces which leads to the formation of nematic phase [
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A solution of p-Toluidine (10 mmol) in (8 mL 3MHCl) was heated gently, 10 mL of water was added in order to dissolve the solid. The mixture was cooled to 0 °C in an ice bath with stirring. Some solid may precipitate, but the reaction will still work well if it is stirred. 10 mL of freshly prepared 1M sodium nitrite solution was then added slowly with stirring. The rate of addition was adjusted so that the temperature of the solutions remained below 10 °C [
A solution of one of the substituted phenol (10 mmol) in 20 mL of 1 M NaOH, was prepared and cooled in an ice bath. The diazonium salt (step 1) then added slowly with stirring to the phenol solution. The reaction mixture then stands in the ice bath for at least 15 minutes until the crystallization is completed (a colored solid). The pH of the solution was adjusted with dilute HCl or NaOH solutions (0.1 M) in order to induce precipitation. The orange azo dye was then collected and washed in cold water [
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New azo mesogenic compounds with a thioalkyl chain on the terminal of the benzene ring were synthesized. The study indicates that the length of the thioalkyl chain has an effect on the mesomorphic properties,
Structures of the studied compounds SR1–SR10).
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Synthesis steps of the prepared compounds.
The phase transitions temperatures (°C) of compounds and associated enthalpy data (kJ/mol, in parentheses).
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My little boy went in this morning (7 months) to have an egg to test fr infantile seizures. I asked the technician doing it if she could tell me if they were normal or not but she said no she couldn't. I would have to wait 2-3 weeks for the consultant to get back to me. Is this average? Its going to be really hard waiting this long.
Could she not at least have told me if they 'looked normal?'
Waiting is horrible, but it can take them a long time to interpret. Ds has just had a 48 hour ambulatory EEG and the results will take about 2 months!
Good luck.
What kind of seizures are suspected, Jilted? My son had infantile spasms, I may be able to help.
When my ds had his EEG the technician pointed out that he noticed an abnormality as we suspected, but said to wait for the paed to analyse - this took about 10 days I think. There was epilepsy. Second time, about 2-3 years later he had another done. This time the tech said she couldn't see anything but advised waiting for the consultant. Again, same time frame and also agreement with what the tech had said. So it seems that both of them were confident enough in their analysis to give me some info and also, it was correct. Good luck! Hope they told you most babies with infantile seizures don't go on to develop epilepsy. My son was 8 when this started, so it's a different type of epilepsy.
Also I guess it's easier for an 8 yr old to do the EEG, he followed the instructions, a baby can't. Sorry they couldn't give you more to go on though.
Thanks all. Tiny, it's infantile spasms/seizures yes. (suspected) I'd be really glad of any info at all.
I really haven't been told anything about it yet though. (I guess that would come after the results)
Tiny, the main thing in the meantime is I just don't know how to handle him. When I suspect it is happening, he is impossible and won't sit in any position (or lie) he s also a big boy (he is 7 months but looks about 12) he just flings his back and head back ect
I also wondered too as I thought the seizures could possibly cause brain damage?
Did you hear by letter xyz? Hope he is ok now?
Hi Jilted, if it IS Infantile Spasms then ideally you would be seen much sooner than 2-3 weeks (though it doesn't always happen that way) Have you got a follow up appt yet? My son is doing very well now, but it took four months for him to be diagnosed and that was much too long. It is something that you need to get onto.
As for the EEG, the good news is that IS shows a very distinctive, chaotic pattern. Instead of lots of nice, straight lines with occasional spikes on the screen the operative would see lines that jump and spike all over the place. This is called hypsarrythmia and is and the key thing for diagnosing IS. It's generally very obvious so her not immediately hauling in a neurologist is good news.
IS is really rare and can be missed or misdiagnosed, so it might be a good idea to get some video evidence of the suspected seizures and get onto the hospital to chase a bit - time is of the essence.
Please do PM me. I can give you some advice on how to move forward. I know waaaay too much about it and might be able to help you out.
As for handling him, when DS was having a cluster we used to hold him gently on our laps so we didn't restrict the movements too much and stroke him and talk to him by way of comfort. IS can damage the brain, which is why every day is important. We went 4 months with no diagnosis for DS and whilst he is doing really well he is also severely delayed in some areas.
Tiny, is there any way I could send you some video to know your opinion? Or if you could send me any?
When I took him first to the Gp where he had one of his 'episodes' She said it was 'unusual' and he was experiencing 'head drops' and wrote on notes about cerebral irritation? She seemed concerned and rang through to hospital. I took him there that afternoon.
The peads at the hospital were unsure looking at the clips I had taken. The senior one said 'hmm, its not entirely normal', but was not sure if it was is. She sent us for emergency eeg (next day)
At 4 weeks ds had severe bronco and was in kings London ICU on a respirator for 10 days. We thought we had lost him. He did really well after but still has trouble sitting or controlling head when sitting in any seat (highchair, bumbo ect) he can't sit unaided yet for more than about a minute. (he s 7.5 months) I just put it down to him being a big boy and a bit lazy. ( I have 2 other young DDS so his behaviour seemed a bit different)
I can't leave him sitting anywhere really, he will fall onto his front or side quickly. When this 'thing' happens, it s as if he is really agitated. At first he starts wriggling, crying and squirming side to side. He arches back and head pretty violently with arms up and repeats. I try to change his position but it doesn't help.
I was also looking into reflux but he has never had problems feeding or with any wind etc and this seems to happen regardless of if having fed or not.
Oh you poor thing. It's all very scary. Are you on Facebook? I am a member of a wonderful group called The Infantile Spasms Community Support Group. Get yourself on there and upload your video. There are all sorts of people with experience of all sorts of seizures who might be able to help. In the meantime, though, I'd suggest you need to start pushing to be seen. There are people who would tell you to take him to A and E and sit there until you've seen a paediatric neurologist and had an EEG. I didn't do it but I sometimes wish I had. We were sent away 3 times to wait for an appointment. If it is infantile spasms you'll need a referral to a specialist hospital.
Can I ask a couple of questions?
- since the episodes started have you noticed that he has lost any skills? So could he once sit and now he can't for instance?
- when do they happen? Randomly? When he wakes up? Dropping off to sleep?
- are they increasing in frequency?
It's actually Infantile Spasms Community Discussion Group. Shout for me, I'll introduce myself.
Tiny, I will do that later. Thanks.
I think 'usually' they happen in the evening, though he has had them in the day. They have intensified which is why I took him to the GP really.
Some days I think he is happier than others though.
I don't think he has lost any skills per se .
The tech did notice though that he was sleeping with his eyes half open, she asked me during the eeg 'does he normally sleep with his eyes open?' I hadn't noticed this before.
He does get v irritable going to sleep .
When you took your own child, did the Dr's know straight away?
Do you think not all are experienced to know exactly or even misdiagnose?
I am normally in London but am staying with my mum during the summer in Somerset, so he has been seen down here in the local hospital.
The consultant just said when they saw him first that she would 'follow up' in a few weeks (this is before he had the eeg)
DS was misdiagnosed a number of times. Sandifers (severe reflux - he had no reflux at all and no other signs of it), sleep myoclonus (the twitches you get when you fall asleep) etc. We showed videos, nurses and doctors saw the episodes and eventually agreed to booking him for a 30 minute EEG but it wasn't until we saw a paediatric neurologist that we got somewhere. Because DS was physically well they thought it was unlikely to be spasms. We were referred to Great Ormond St by the neurologist 'to check'. We took him in, showed them our videos and the consultant said 'those are infantile spasms'. By the end of the day he was hooked up to an overnight EEG and the following day he started on meds, which stopped his seizures.
The fact that they're increasing in frequency/strength makes me err towards you pushing to get him seen sooner rather than later. I'd suggest that you find out which neurologist you're seeing and call their secretary. Send an email with the video and make sure you tell them about his history and the fact that they are increasing. then keep calling daily until you are seen. If it's going to be a couple of weeks then you need to go to a and e, as I said before. If you're in Somerset and it's possible I'd head for a bigger hospital where there will be a paeds neurologist on call. Bristol maybe?
I'm not given to drama and not trying to scare you but time really is of the essence with infantile spasms. Hopefully it isn't spasms but if I had my time again I'd have worked on the basis it was until I was sure it wasn't.
I should add that although this is scary there are lots of meds and lots of different causes. My son is a healthy, happy, currently seizure free 2.5 year old.
Thanks for all the info tiny. I'll find the fb page. I just popped back in because I just went up to him crying. He is tired and had been put to bed but still awake but I picked him up and rocked him a bit and his eyes rolled up to his head. That's not good is it? He was still awake when I put him down though. Is this connected or am I over reacting?
I'm glad your son is doing so well. Have te seizures had any effect on his development or is he fine?
Eye rolling could well just be worried mama watching him fall asleep when eyes do roll back. It could be seizure related too.
DS is severely delayed in language and cognition - 10 month level at the moment (he's 2.5). So he can't talk at all but his motor skills are all caught up. We suspect some learning and behavioural difficulties are in the post but it's hard to tell when he's so little and can't talk.
The outcomes for IS are so, so varied though. There's usually a cause behind it which influences the outcome so please don't think that my son's story will be your son's too.
Have you called the hospital? I really think you should.
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Yes, gastroesophageal reflux is an important possible cause of chronic cough. On most occasions, doctors choose an empirical therapy with tablets, so called proton-pump Inhibitors at a moderate or high dosage (40-80 mg/day) and await the Evolution vor 4-8 wks. One could also first do a formal gastroscopy, there is no general rule.
Of course there are a lot other possibilities of causes which may keep you coughing. But this could be a first step too look and see.
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Although both amine and ester formulations of 2,4-D are registered for use prior to soybean planting, Iowa State University does not recommend the use of amines. Amine formulations of 2,4-D are highly water soluble when compared with ester formulations and root uptake of the amine is more likely. Although this may improve residual weed control, it increases the potential for soybean injury and stand reduction. Ester formulations of 2,4-D more readily penetrate through the waxy cuticle of leaves and thus may provide better weed control when temperatures are relatively low. However, esters can volatilize, move off-target, and cause injury to sensitive plants. The selection of a low volatile ester lessens the possibility of off-target movement. Iowa State University recommends the use of low volatile ester formulations of 2,4-D for preplant application in reduced tillage soybean weed control systems.
The selection of rate is another consideration. When weeds are small, or if temperatures are relatively warm, the use of 1 pint of a 4 pound per gallon formulation of 2,4-D (0.125 pounds of active ingredient) may provide sufficient weed control. However, if weeds are larger or if dandelions are a problem, 2 pints of product (0.25 pounds of active ingredient) is recommended.
The 2,4-D rate and formulation dictate the delay between herbicide application and soybean planting. When 1 pint of 2,4-D ester is applied, soybean planting should be delayed 7 days. When 2 pints is applied, delay planting a minimum of 30 days. If an amine formulation of 2,4-D is used, delay soybean planting a minimum of 15 days for a 1-pint application and 30 days for a 2-pint application.
This article originally appeared on page 80 of the IC-480(10) -- May 18, 1998 issue.


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Fourth-graders with a range of disabilities, each toting an iPad, vie for teacher Ana Park's attention at Newman Elementary in northwest Salt Lake City.
"What do I do next?" "Can I show mine?" they clamor on their second day with the iPads, which are being distributed in every classroom at the 480-student school this winter.
Newman is one of 10 schools chosen to join Utah's Smart School Technology Project; three of them are in the second year of having an iPad for every student.
The project, funded with $5.4 million set aside during the past two legislative sessions, is a big deal in these 10 schools, but it looks downright puny against the massive digital infusion envisioned by House Speaker Becky Lockhart.


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Annapolis, Md. -- Less than a week after Maryland's attack led the offensive effort in a 10-9 win over Lehigh in the first round, the Terps' midfield was the catalyst in Saturday's 11-5 win over Hopkins in the NCAA Quarterfinals.
Against the Mountain Hawks, attackmen Owen Blye (1G, 4A), Joe Cummings (2G), Jay Carlson (1G) and Billy Gribbin (1G) accounted for nine points. Against the Blue Jays, middies Drew Snider (3G), John Haus (2G), Mike Chanenchuk (2G), Kevin Cooper (1G, 1A) and Landon Carr (1G) put up 10 points.
"We have unselfish kids; every week it seems to be somebody different," said Maryland coach John Tillman. "Joe Cummings had a big night Sunday and today he had a goal and an assist but he was essential in keeping us organized and making the extra pass. Everyone is so happy for each other when they have success."
Heading into their second straight Final Four, the Terps have eight offensive players with at least 20 points.
After Saturday's game, Snider talked about how it's been an adjustment working with new first-line middie Chanenchuk, a transfer from Princeton who arrived in the winter. On the season, Snider (20, 7), Haus (15, 16) and Chanenchuk (16, 7) have been pretty even on that first line. On Saturday, Haus and Snider led the team in shots with five and four, respectively.
"They were doing a good job of getting their spacing nice and wide," said Hopkins defenseman Tucker Durkin. "There were a few times where we didn't slide from behind, so there were some communication issues. Maryland is obviously a good team and when we're not on our game they are going to capitalize like they did today."
Hopkins Loses Possession Battle
Unofficial time-of-possession stats, according to Patrick Stevens of the Washington Times, had Maryland with a roughly 2-to-1 advantage, thanks to the Terps winning the groundball (26-15), face-off (12-8 and turnover (Hop had 14 to UM's 10) battles.
Additionally, Hopkins cleared just 14-of-21, down from their 89% rate on the season.
After the game, Hopkins coach Dave Pietramala said his team got away from what it wanted to do and let the game change their plan.
"We allowed circumstance to dictate how we reacted," Pietramala said. "That's not how you play; it's not how you live. You do things the right way; you do things the way you know how and do them to the best of your ability. Just because you're down a couple goals doesn't mean you change how you play."
Loyola Dominates Face-Offs
Coming into Saturday's game, it seemed like a good bet for Denver to win the face-off battle against Loyola; a fairly even result would have been a victory for the Greyhounds.
The Pioeers won 23-of-31 against one of the nation's top face-off men in RJ Keenan last week in a first-round win over North Carolina. In the two Loyola-Denver games this year, the Greyhounds got crushed on draws in the first meeting (21-4) before crawling back to win 14 of 31 in the ECAC Tournament.
But Loyola, which came in to the NCAA Quarterfinals winning 52% on the year, dominated Denver in their 10-9 win by taking 17-of-22 against Chase Carraro and the Pioneers.
"It's a great credit to [Loyola assistant] Steve Vaikness and [JP] Dalton," said Denver coach Bill Tierney. "We went from winning 23 of 31 to close to 50% to getting our brains beat in. That shows you how well those guys were coached. Chase Carraro is one of the best in the game and to get Dalton to do what he did is a credit to Vaikness and his staff."
Dalton was the catalyst in taking every draw for Loyola, but he was quick to credit wingmen Scott Ratliff (5 groundballs) and Josh Hawkins (six), as well as Kevin Moriarty and Davis Butts (two GBs).
"[Carraro] is an excellent face-off guy," Dalton said. "I kinda got the feeling of how I could go against him the second time around. The third time I got the clamp on him. I really have to credit my wings Josh Hawkins and Scott Ratliff. They picked up a bunch."
There was plenty of negative sentiment directed toward the referees in the second game Saturday in Annapolis, both through social media channels and from Tierney and Toomey on the sidelines.
Denver was penalized 10 times for 7:30, and the Greyhounds went 4-10 on man-up. Loyola was penalized twice for a minute and the Pioneers picked up one EMO score.
Asked about the difficulty of playing so much man-down defense, Tierney had a pretty simple response that spoke to his displeasure: "It's absurdly difficult." He left it at that.
Toomey's response to the same question? "I thought it was terrific," he said with a wry smile.
He went on to talk about how there might have been some questions from Denver about moving picks by Loyola and that he looked at the big screen replay at one point in the first half after a goal and felt like they might have gotten away with one.
"Considering the heat and the two insane men yelling at them," Toomey said, "I felt like we got a great effort from the refs today."
Maybe former Maryland coach Dave Cottle said it best on Twitter (@CoachCottle): "The crew at the Denver Loyola game looks totally overmatched and poorly constructed. That should never happen in a Quarterfinal game."
Lusby, Berg Star for Loyola, Denver
Tewaaraton Finalist Mike Sawyer and superstar Mark Matthews get most of the attention for Loyola and Denver, but it was secondary names like Eric Lusby and Wes Berg that put up huge outings Saturday.
With Denver opting to shut off Sawyer, Lusby erupted for five goals and two assists. Lusby came in with 40 goals, but he's clearly not the household name that Sawyer's become in 2012.
"We see it every day," said Toomey. "We know what we have on the corners with Sawyer and Lusby. Eric was the recipient of Michael being shut off. But he's so unselfish with the ball; when they were getting to his hands he was creating other opportunities. We're fortunate to have (gotten) Eric back for a fifth year."
Meanwhile, it was Berg who took over in the second half for the Pioneers: the freshman had all four of his points (2, 2) after halftime. Tierney was quick to point out that maybe Inside Lacrosse missed Berg in its Power 100 Recruiting Ranking last fall. The British Columbia native came in with 24 goals and nine assists.
"Wes is very much like Jeremy [Noble] last year and Mark [Matthews] and Cam [Flint] two years ago," Tierney said. "They kinda grow up before your eyes. These Canadians are special young men; they play for the love of the game and they've been in a lot of stressful situations. A lot of attention is paid to Cam and Mark and Jeremy clearly. But like Jeremy last year [in the playoffs], Wes just showed up. We're not surprised by it. We knew who he was."
Crowd Total
A final crowd of 13,390 saw Saturday's NCAA Quarterfinal games at Navy Marine Corps Memorial Stadium. It was the fourth-largest crowd to ever see an NCAA men's lacrosse quarterfinal.
But on a picture-perfect sunny day with temperatures in the 70s and three local teams, expectations were for more than 17,000 and the record for a quarterfinal. The Preakness Stakes were going on up in Baltimore, so that sucked away any casual fringe fans.


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The next in our series of MusicFest NW in-studio sessions recorded earlier this month, Portland's own Blitzen Trapper makes a third stop by our studios, this time to play songs from their sixth album, American Goldwing. That latest effort finds the band combining the kind of genre-bending they've excelled at in the past (of particular note is the return of the "rawk" of Wild Mountain Nation on songs like "Street Fighting Sun") with what is in some cases an unexpectedly personal tone in the songwriting of frontman Eric Earley. Above all remains a sound that might be called "New Cosmic American Music," to paraphrase Gram Parsons.
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Blitzen Trapper is set to tour with Dawes this fall, returning to Oregon for a date at the McDonald Theater on October 13th.
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Perez Hilton is not having a great week. He gets punched by the Black Eyed Peas tour manager, whines about it, is laughed at by, oh, just about everyone but Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt, gets called out by GLAAD for calling Will.i.am a "f*ggot," and is generally told to shut his pie hole by nearly the entire blogosphere. And then yesterday, when rumors began to swirl that Michael Jackson was hospitalized after experiencing cardiac arrest, he posted the photo above on his blog, with the following text:
We knew something like this would happen!! Michael Jackson was taken by ambulance from his Holmby Hills home to a nearby Los Angeles hospital on Thursday afternoon!! Supposedly, the singer went into cardiac arrest and the paramedics had to administer CPR!!! His mother is even on the way to visit him!!!
We are dubious!! Jacko pulled a similar stunt when he was getting ready for his big HBO special in '95 when he "collapsed" at rehearsal! He was dragging his heels on that just like his upcoming 50 date London residency at the 02 Arena, of which he already postponed the first few dates!!! Either he's lying or making himself sick, but we're curious to see if he's able to go on!!! Get your money back, ticket holders!!!!
Once it was revealed that Jackson was indeed sick — and then had died — Perez took the photo down and deleted all but the first three sentences, as if his "dubious" feelings had never existed. But the internet doesn't forget! Of course, people noticed and they're not letting Perez forget that he made light of the King of Pop's dire circumstances — even Pete Wentz and Ashlee Simpson Wentz were giving Perez Twitter spankings last night. Wentz tweeted, "u can't make ur life tearing someone apart, who is a human being, and then flip on a dime and say respect and mourn him."
Seriously, Perez, take a few days off.