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Bulldozer Does It Again: Overclocked to 8.58GHzby Kristian Vättö on 11/3/2011 7:45 AM EST
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XZerg - Thursday, November 03, 2011 - linkPost some real performance numbers too to droll at otherwise just another thrash-talk... Reply
Articuno - Thursday, November 03, 2011 - linkMaybe if they get it to 12GHz it'll actually be able to equal the 2500k. /sarcasm Reply
tiro_uspsss - Thursday, November 03, 2011 - linkthat an AMD CPU should get closer to the 10Ghz that Netburst promised.. Reply
JarredWalton - Thursday, November 03, 2011 - linkAh, but NetBurst was from 2000 or so, and it was retired in 2006. I would guess that had Intel kept pushing with NetBurst and transitioned to 45nm and now 32nm, they too could be hitting ~8.5GHz while sucking down a ton of power. Still not sure what AMD was thinking with this long pipeline for Bulldozer. :-\ Reply
rns.sr71 - Thursday, November 03, 2011 - linkthe pipeline is longer than phenom 2, yes, but it isn't any longer than SB.
there are just a lot of other issues that are limiting performance.
Arnulf - Friday, November 04, 2011 - linkAny numbers to back this up ? I don't think AMD has spilled the beans on particular details of Bulldozer architecture yet (unlike Intel does and AMD did for their previous architectures). Reply
DigitalFreak - Thursday, November 03, 2011 - link8.58Ghz with only one core and liquid nitrogen. Call me when the system can actually be used for something at that speed. Reply
prophet001 - Thursday, November 03, 2011 - linkYou can use it at that speed... you just have to do it really fast :-D Reply
tulx - Thursday, November 03, 2011 - linkTwo cores. Reply
hsew - Thursday, November 03, 2011 - linkOne Module Reply
Shining Arcanine - Thursday, November 03, 2011 - linkHow does AMD's SMT implementation equal two cores? It is one core. Reply
SlyNine - Thursday, November 03, 2011 - linkBecause much of the chip logic including the integer core is doubled. Saying one core is further off then saying to cores. More like 1.5 cores. Reply
DigitalFreak - Thursday, November 03, 2011 - linkTwo cores in marketing terms. No different than saying an Intel SB chip with 4 physical cores + hyper-threading = 8 cores. Of course, Intel doesn't do that. Reply
SlyNine - Thursday, November 03, 2011 - linkOh yea, Way different. Reply
N4g4rok - Thursday, November 03, 2011 - linkThey aren't the same. Each BD module contains two physical integer cores, as opposed to the two logical cores in SB's hyperthreading. Big difference.
Four modules, 2 physical cores a piece = 8 cores. Reply
DigitalFreak - Thursday, November 03, 2011 - linkSo at what point does a core stop being a true core? Reply
silverblue - Thursday, November 03, 2011 - linkIt's an octo-core if you're running integer workloads, and a quad-core for floating point (albeit eight threads). Reply
cfaalm - Thursday, November 03, 2011 - linkSo what are you doing here?
We're counting cores </rainman> Reply
Belard - Friday, November 04, 2011 - linkWho cares? This 8 core AMD is still slower than a dual core intel 2600k.
No more waiting... I'm going intel. Reply
Landiepete - Thursday, November 03, 2011 - linkWhat is it exactly all these experiments are supposed to tell me ? That, yes, the standard performance on bulldozer is significantly slower than on i7, but I can (and am supposed to) easily overclock it to 4GHz or more, thus making it competitive ? Or that I have to treat the extra cores as spare tires in case I get a flat ?
I simply fail to see the real world significance. Please enlighten me. Reply
Kristian Vättö - Thursday, November 03, 2011 - linkWell, I don't think there is any real world significance. Only one Bulldozer module (i.e. two "cores") was enabled, so this was just aiming for as high frequency as possible. With all cores enabled, you will be looking at much lower frequencies.
Basically, this is one kind of a sport. We don't benefit from it but a world record is a world record. You don't benefit if someone breaks the 100m sprint record, do you? ;-) Reply
r3loaded - Thursday, November 03, 2011 - linkThere is no real-work significance. All we learn from this is that Bulldozer can be clocked really high in theory (much like NetBurst). It still sucks in normal usage, even overclocked under water cooling against Sandy Bridge. Reply
Targon - Thursday, November 03, 2011 - linkI agree about these experiments, but it has been shown that the performance issues are due to how Windows is currently assigning threads to the cores. It's a scheduler problem as much as it is a design issue.
Basically, if Windows(or any other OS) is set to assign threads to one core per module as the way to assign threads, you get higher performance than if you load up core 1, 2(module 1), then 3 and 4(module 2), leaving the remaining two modules unused. The whole "module" approach is a big part of the performance problem. Some have even wondered if you force the Core i7 scheduler to be used instead of the normal "default" scheduler if that would work better with Bulldozer at this point. Reply
Assimilator87 - Thursday, November 03, 2011 - linkJeez, what's with all the negativity? While the max overclock isn't 24/7 stable, it IS an indicator of how well the architecture overclocks in general, at all levels of cooling. It could help someone avoid a really terrible line of processors. For example, if I had done some research on the original B2 Phenom's overclockability, I would have steered away, but unfortunately that was not the case. Reply
Targon - Friday, November 04, 2011 - linkI am looking at this from a rational perspective, not being negative. Clock speed, as seen in the days of the Pentium 4 vs. Athlon 64 means less than performance when running applications.
I am an AMD fan, but when it comes right down to it, if Windows 7 by default shows that an 8-core Bulldozer processor doesn't win hands down compared to a Phenom 2 at the same clock speed, that shows that there are problems. The CORE design of Bulldozer is supposed to be better, clock for clock compared to the previous generation, and we are not seeing that. A 4-core processor based on a Bulldozer core won't perform as well clock for clock compared to a 4-core Phenom 2 due to modules. Reply
Kristian Vättö - Thursday, November 03, 2011 - linkI think that is AMD's propaganda. While W8 is still in pre-beta state, the tests have shown that it won't really improve the performance. Of course, it may improve later on as W8 develops.
However, what is the point? Intel will have IB out before W8 and AMD should also be out with Piledriver soon.
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/fx-8150-zambez... Reply
piroroadkill - Thursday, November 03, 2011 - linkThe exact opposite is true according to AMD, because if you leave two modules asleep, they get power gated off, turbo kicks in, and the two modules you're loading get a much higher clock speed. Reply
Targon - Friday, November 04, 2011 - linkClock speed does NOT equal performance, which is why so many people are posting negative comments about the performance of Bulldozer. Better performance per clock means that Turbo Core is a nice idea, but the "module" concept is currently acting as a performance bottleneck.
4-cores active with 1 core/module being used provides better performance than 4 cores with 2 cores/module being used, even with Turbo. Reply
Targon - Friday, November 04, 2011 - linkI found the article I was thinking of that you might find interesting:
http://techreport.com/articles.x/21865 Reply
JMC2000 - Thursday, November 03, 2011 - linkI'm waiting for someone to clock BD at 9GHz, just for the eventual flood of "OVER 9000!" memes... Reply
utnorris - Thursday, November 03, 2011 - linkToo bad he was banned for life for cheating last year, oh wait, that got reduced to just a year because of the influence he has amongst HWBOT mods. Just goes to show how much resources can influence the overclocking competition community. Need a good chip buy a truck load, want to win a competition, cheat, get caught, pay to have the sentence reduced. Give me a break. He could break 9Ghz and I wouldn't care, it means nothing. He did nothing for the community to redeem himself. Reply
QChronoD - Thursday, November 03, 2011 - linkThey have the temp for liquid helium correct, it does boil at 4K (-269°C), but they are totally off about LN2. It's boiling point is -196°C (77K) and according to wiki, it solidifies at -210°C (63K). I don't know where they are getting the -253 from.
As far as I was aware, all of these super low temp overclocks are done with evaporative cooling. They essentially just pour the LN2 into a large pipe that is sitting over the CPU and let it boil off if it needs to. Reply
MrSpadge - Thursday, November 03, 2011 - linkAgreed. Glad someone else noticed it! Reply
Kristian Vättö - Thursday, November 03, 2011 - linkSorry about that. I was looking at a Finnish science book (has all these characteristics and formulas etc) and mixed nitrogen and hydrogen (they were next to each other). I was also a bit surprised as I remember LN2 being around -195 too.
Thanks for the heads up. Next time I'll be sure to double-check! Reply
csimon - Thursday, November 03, 2011 - linkAll of this overclocking in the wake of an AMD 10% layoff?
http://tech.icrontic.com/news/the-axe-falls-at-amd... Reply
fic2 - Thursday, November 03, 2011 - linkAMD is the overclocking king.
Intel is the IPC/compute/low power king (i.e. the things that actually matter). Reply
TC2 - Thursday, November 03, 2011 - linkThe facts are simple, just quite simple:
BD with ~2x elements & ~1.5x die size - performance less than SB!!!
That's I call BIG FAILURE!!!
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SanX - Sunday, November 06, 2011 - linkCan anyone run scientific parallel algebra test on Bulldozer?
Take 32-bit benchmark for Windows compiled with Intel Fortran at
Interesting is to compare it to Phenom/Intel i7 done in Anandtech comments here
http://www.anandtech.com/Show/Index/4481?cPage=5&a... Reply
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Right after our previous interview was conducted, American McGee cancelled the "OZombie" Kickstarter in favor of a new Kickstarter with a limited timeframe. This new Kickstarter is for "Alice: Otherlands" whereby he is trying to get the film rights to "Alice." With a goal of $200,000, which at the time of this writing was at over 50% funded with 10 days to go, American McGee and Spicy Horse hope to bring us back to the "Alice" universe with a series of animated shorts which could potentially lead up to a feature film or even another game.
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Gerry: So now that the "OZombie" Kickstarter has been suspended, what is the current status of "OZombie" and what plans do you have for it in the future?
American McGee: For now it's simply on the back burner. Plenty of our supporters are asking that we revive it and try again. My personal feeling at this point is that the market has spoken. In my mind there's no point in trying again with something that failed to get traction – at least no point in trying anytime soon. The first time I tried to make an Oz game (and failed) happened over 10 years ago. This recent attempt also failed. Maybe I'll wait another 10 years and try again? Maybe Oz is doomed to fail? Cursed? Who knows?
G: Had you planned the "Otherlands" story arc from the very first Alice game?
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AMG: We have basic rules regarding Alice's ability to enter these "Otherlands." The most obvious one is that the mind she's invading must be alive – and since our game takes place (starting) in 1876, that limits us to a range of dates beyond that year. I'd like to avoid Alice entering the mind of an infant – even if that infant eventually grows up to be someone extraordinary. There's also the issue of whether Alice is able to enter someone mind at a distance – or if she must have direct contact with them (the Vulcan Mind Meld problem) – we're still working to answer that question.
For the Otherlands animation project, we're choosing based on characters that will provide us rich subconscious landscapes for Alice's "vacations of the mind." For the game, we'll present a series of minds that are connected by their ability to shape the future – and by extension, provide interesting "levers" for Alice to pull. Ultimately, Alice's journeys in the game are going to be about manipulating the interior mental spaces of these minds in order to impact the world outside. You never know which butterfly wings result in what hurricanes – so putting together that tapestry is going to be interesting.
G: What style of animation, such as anime, western, rotoscoped, etc, will you be looking at for "Alice: Otherlands?" Will it be a consistent style across all of the minds or will the style vary depending on who she is entering?
AMG: The plan is to present a wide range of styles from a number of different animators, directors and writers. The more the merrier. Consistency is certainly not the goal. I think each individual mind should have a tone and style all its own. The animations will reflect that idea.
G: One of the questions in the AMA asked how you were able to "break away from standard female video game stereotypes" in "Alice." I'd like to ask the question a bit differently, were there any real world women that you based Alice's character and/or appearance on?
AMG: As I've said before, I feel Alice speaks to me in a very direct fashion. When I see proposals for her dresses or physical proportions, it's like there's this little voice in my head that says, "that'll do," or, "no way." As much as possible I try to stay out of the way and let that voice be the guide. One of the things I like about Alice is that she's original in so many ways. She doesn't look or feel like something "outside."
G: You've mentioned a variety of influences both literary and multimedia on both the Kickstarter page and the AMA you just completed. If you had to build a reading or watching list for people of your personal influences, what would that list include?
AMG: It would be a spastic list. If you look at what I happen to be reading right now, you'll get some idea. Next to my bed or on my Kindle you'll find… "Don Casey's Illustrated Sailboat Maintenance Manual", "The Personal MBA," a collection of all the Wizard of Oz books, "A People's History of the United States," a book on Chinese idioms, "Light Years" by James Salter, "Uses of Enchantment," and "Build your own CNC Machine."
I like to absorb as many topics as possible – on everything from psychology and physics to electronics and cooking. My fiction reading spans sci-fi and mystery, thrillers and Westerns (big Louis L'Amour fan). Same goes with films and music. There's very little I won't try once – as I feel inspiration comes from all around us. It's all about being open to the world.
G: Like our last interview our final question is one for you: is there anything you have not been asked or would like to say to people?
AMG: Would be the same response as before I guess – help us get the word out about the new campaign. Would be a shame if the Alice rights ended up in the hands of some faceless corporation.
G: Thank you again for doing another interview with us! Good luck with the Alice Kickstarter and I know I am looking forward to seeing what you do with the "Otherlands."


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1.5 pounds ground beef
1 teaspoon dried basil
½ teaspoon dried parsley
bit of salt and pepper
For the pesto
½ cup walnuts, raw and unsalted, roughly chopped
1 cup basil leaves
2 garlic cloves
½-1 cup olive oil (depending how thick you like your pesto)
juice of 1 lemon
salt and pepper to taste
For the toppings
0.5 pounds cooked and shredded chicken
½ cup diced tomatoes
sprinkle of walnuts, roughly chopped
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Kelly Osbourne's Fiance Cheated On Her With Transgendered Model Elle Schneider
Kelly Osbourne's ex-fiance, Luke Worrall, cheated on her with model Elle Schneider — a transgender woman who was born Reynaldo Gonzalez and is awaiting gender reassignment surgery, Us Weekly has learned. Elle dished all the deets to the gossip rag about how skeezy Luke Worrall approached her in a club, the pair hooked up in hotel rooms, and Kelly Osbourne eventually reached out to her over Facebook. That's one messy split. According to Us Weekly, 21-year-old Elle Schneider — who was born Reynaldo Gonzalez — met Luke Worrall in a NYC club over a year ago. The two exchanged numbers and then hooked up in Elle's room at the Four Seasons Hotel. Elle claims she had no idea that Luke was engaged. But she did know he was definitely into her transgender status. "He knew instantaneously when he met me that night," she said. "He was definitely not turned off by it at any point. In fact, he was turned on. He made it very obvious." Luke was only the second man that Elle had slept with, she said, but the pair lost touch after that one night at the hotel.
Kelly and Luke split in July, with rumors swirling that he had cheated. In November, Luke reached out to Elle over Twitter. She told Us Weekly the pair Skyped with each other several times and then met up for two days in London in December. Luke allegedly claimed things were over with Kelly — but meanwhile he was actually trying to reconcile.
That's when Kelly discovered Luke's online messages to Elle and flipped out. Kelly had tweeted obliquely about Luke's philandering on Twitter at first, but in time she blasted that two-timing cad with the hellfire of a woman scorned:
"Luke Worrall is the biggest piece of s**t, he has been trying to get back with me, I only came home for Xmas to see him. Meanwhile, he has been f**king hundreds of girls … behind my back. All he did was use me. All girls, beware of @Luke_worral he is a using C**t! He used me for my money and a free ride. He is lucky I am not spilling the whole truth about what he did! He is the worst thing that ever happened to me. I don't give a f**k what happens to him anymore … I am and always will be too good for him … Darling, your pretty face will only get you so far because you don't have the brains to back it up."
Around that time Kelly reached out to Elle over Facebook and the two, as Us Weekly put it, developed an "unlikely friendship." Elle claims she and Kelly talked "for hours" about Luke's cheating. "I was always there to listen when she would cry or call me," Elle said. "And she told me 'you know I understand what he sees in you and I respect that'. I [have] no ill intent towards her. She and I are still good friends."
Elle, meanwhile, has stopped seeing Luke, apparently after learning he was sleeping with multiple other partners. "There's no point in having him there," she said.
Something tells me that Kelly and Elle's "friendship" is going to end just as soon as she learned her newfound buddy has been blabbing to the gossip rags. But who knows, maybe Kelly will be thrilled all the dirt on Luke Worrall's cheating is out. [Us Weekly]


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Chinese Retirees Raise a Ruckus by Gettin' Down
For foreign visitors, it has long been one of China's most charming urban phenomena: dozens of retirees, most of them women, dancing in public to everything from saccharine Mandopop to sanitized rap.
But, as WSJ's Josh Chin reports, the exercise habits of the country's foot-loose elders have recently sparked a backlash among irritated neighbors, who have responded to the noise by pelting dancers with water, sand and, in one instance, feces:
Residents in nearby buildings say the noise makes relaxing after work hard and, worse, disturbs their children's studies. Participants say the dancing keeps them active and healthy.
"Are we just supposed to sit around and wait for death?" says [79-year-old] Ms. Su, who credits dancing with helping her recover from throat cancer surgery. Ms. Su, who other dancers call "Auntie," wanted to be identified only by her surname. "This is a national issue now," she says.
Efforts to regulate public dancing are under way in several cities to quell the outcry from apartment-dwellers, many of them first-time homeowners.
The southern city of Guangzhou has announced plans to designate "silent zones" in park areas abutting schools, hospitals and residential buildings, with fines as high as $160 for violators. In prosperous Hangzhou, residential committees have begun a systematic noise-monitoring program, using decibel meters, in areas where dancers congregate.
The conflict over public dancing – a consequence of China's rapid urbanization – is no trivial matter: According to CCTV, as many as 100 million people take part in the tradition. And with people over the age of 60 expected to make up 16% of China's population by 2020, it isn't likely to go away soon.


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Bucks begin process of "getting better"
Get better.
This is the goal of the Milwaukee Bucks organization going forward, beginning with the end of the 2012-13 season and the dismissal of interim head coach Jim Boylan, which was announced Wednesday afternoon by general manager John Hammond.
Hammond asserted the Bucks aren't "broken" as is, but recognized there were certain weaknesses within the roster which caused the team to stumble into the postseason with a losing record.
"When things like that are happening, I don't go home and sit by myself and think what's wrong with the players or what's wrong with the coaches – I think about what did I do to allow it to get to this point?," he said. "That really weighs on me and I take a lot of responsibility for that. Our job is to fix it."
Get better.
It was the phrase, the mission, tossed about most frequently when it came to what this team had to do going into 2013-14.
"It's all an opportunity to get better," free agent guard J.J. Redick said Monday of his experience being traded and in Milwaukee. "I'll reflect and learn and get better this summer. That's ultimately all you can do is to continue to improve and learn from your past experiences."
"We have to get better," Monta Ellis said Sunday about the offseason. "We know that. Like (Boylan) said, we're a young team, but at the end of the day, we have a responsibility. Everybody has to take the initiative to get better and come back for next year."
It sounds simple, really – get better. It's what professional athletes are supposed to do, right? It doesn't always work like that, however.
Hammond admitted as much, saying the roster he constructed – one that included five unrestricted free agents, a player in Ellis who is seriously considering opting into free agency, and a player in Brandon Jennings who can be offered contracts by other teams, didn't suit that mission.
"Jim had a difficult time at different points in the season and some of it had to do with our roster, the fact of the number of free agents that we had," Hammond said of Boylan. "That could be difficult."
He clarified why later in the press conference.
"I think it's because as our roster was formed, the fact that we had so many free agents," Hammond said. "I wasn't putting that on Jim saying hey, what's wrong with you for having those problems? I'm saying that was on us for how our roster developed. I think Jim handled the situation the best as he possibly could. I think he communicated, tried to communicate with our guys and tried to work with our guys, and I think he did the very best he could possibly do."
The next coach won't have those types of roster issues.
If any combination of the backcourt trio of Jennings, Ellis or free agent J.J. Redick does come back, it will be with a long term deal and significant money – the same with any other free agent that comes to the team. Ersan Ilyasova got his deal a year ago. Larry Sanders and Luc Richard Mbah a Moute are worth extending but it's not necessary at this time. John Henson is just going into his second year.
For those players, they will undoubtedly find what Hammond does going forward, but it's out of their control, so…
"For some of the players under contract the best thing is to focus on what they need to do to get better as players," Mbah a Moute said. "That's what I'm going to do this summer, regardless of who the new coach is. That's something they've got to figure out, who they want, get in touch with him. I think the main thing is just figure out how to get better as a player."
Even in his harshest assessment of the team going forward, Redick talked about looking ahead, and improving.
"We had a losing record. We were the eighth seed. We lost 4-0 in the first round," Redick said Sunday night. "So, if you're taking positives from mediocrity, you're setting yourself up for a major fail in the future. Hopefully every person takes it upon themselves to get better in the offseason. It's part of your professionalism as an NBA player.
"We'll see what the team looks like next year. If I'm back, we'll see what the team looks like and hopefully we can be better and gain momentum for this franchise."
That momentum began to build Wednesday, but getting it going unfortunately meant cutting loose the last tie to Scott Skiles' tenure as the Bucks head coach.
"Jim did a very nice job with our team and I can't tell you how much I appreciate the efforts that he made and what he stands for," Hammond said of Boylan. "He's a tremendous guy. He's been a part of this community for a very long time as a player at Marquette and working at this organization. I think so very highly of him and when you feel that way it doesn't make it easier, that's for sure."
The coaching search is underway, and Hammond said he holds no preconceived notions on their leanings offensively or defensively, or even if he has had previous head coaching experience. He also gave no timetable for the hiring, saying he would stretch the search as long as possible to "get it right."
Getting it right, for Hammond, is part of getting better.
"It's going to be important that we find the right guy and he can make the fit work and we make it work for him," he said.
As Hammond searches for a coach, he has time to look at the roster. Which players does he want to offer to come back? Which players around the league might he want to bring in? What he was happy about is having a core group of Sanders, Ilyasova, Henson and, yes, Jennings to start with.
"I think the thing you can build is you've got some young guys who have a very, very bright future," free agent Mike Dunleavy said on the way out Monday. "Certainly with the emergence of Larry and last year's draft pick John Henson showing signs, showing flashes that he can be really good. Assuming Brandon will be back – he is a restricted free agent and I mean, I can't see a scenario where they let him just walk without getting something.
"You have these assets and these guys who are young and can get better and that's something you can build on. I think when people talk about building or growing that's what you're looking at and you try and fill in the parts around those guys and just keep better players."
Perhaps the new players Hammond brings in to go with the existing building blocks, along with the new coach, will create an improved team that helps the Bucks make the playoffs in back-to-back seasons for the first time in a decade.
"It's a two way street," Hammond said of developing a winning culture within the organization. "I think that yeah, we have to have a coach willing to instill that and we have to have the players willing to accept that. I don't just say let's hire the coach and say now, you fix it. It's my responsibility to fix it also. It's our job to get that done and I think we can."
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Don't know who bullied you when you were a kid, but you REALLY REALLY need to get over it.
...I never was.
But I do work alot with youth in sports teams and often in their personal lives as their personal problems cross over into the clubhouse and locker room.
Also my wife works in the education system primarly in Grades 6-8 where children are very vunerable as they are entering into their teen years.
There's nothing for me to get over, but every reason in my personal life to ensure that attitudes and comments such as what you have posted are countered and not accepted as the only truth to this societal problem.
Nothing to get over, but every reason to counter and stop it.
It's my perogative, but I believe my perogative is in the best interest of society and young people who are caught in bad situations.
Funny thing I have noticed as I have attended anti bullying lectures and training sessions and wwatched kids on the football and soccer teams I have coached.
People/kids who are bullied tend to condone bullying and are some of the biggest and nastiest bullies in life. A bad situation at home with a parent or a sibling leads to incredibly bad behavior and attitudes with their own peer group and the public.
That's what makes this issue so insipid and pervasive. The bullying in public oftens reveals a hidden bully in the background.
They learn to accept bad behavior and poor attitude as a way to regain control in their personal lives that they lose when they are exposed to their own bully.
This is all good and fine, save for the fact that you've yet to discern what "bullying" actually is if you're comparing the two situations.
It's not as simple as choosing not to log into a facebook fan page when it's actually happening in real life or even via the web.
Again people, Bears fans were mocking her because she represented the Packers as a cheerleader. Had she been wearing ANYTHING else, then she would not have been part of this story.
That's not the case with REAL ACTUAL bullying victims. It's scary that some of you work with troubled youth if you can't even comprehend the situation here.
I know this is in mostly in jest, but it's actually spot on.
"Bullying" is normally done to the innocent, to those that do not provoke it, to those that are singled out and picked on, ... not to those that continually bring it on themselves.
I believe there is a difference there.
I also believe there are many different levels of bullying, and each victim could react differently to each level.
For example, if we scaled bullying from 1-10, .. someone could get bullied at a level 8, but not be affected as much as someone else who is more upset about getting bullied at a level 5.
Each person could/would be impacted differently.
Therefore, bullying, at any level, should not be seen as "ok", and should never be tolerated.
I like this thread. I opened days ago, clicked 'play' on the youtube viewer, rolled my eyes when I saw the poster board, and then closed it immediately. But I shouldn't have.
First off, good for her for standing up to the sophomoric responses to her pic. I'd be proud of her if she were my daughter, and I think the effort she made to keep everything in context was important.
I don't agree that what happened to her constitutes bullying. It was unwanted unflattering and harsh criticism of a picture of her. It was rude, and the sort of thing that happens in a desensitized environment like the internet. I'd hope the posters who posted the crudest comments, if they had the chance to see her response, were sufficiently embarrassed. They should be. But it's not bullying. It's just low-class. Bullying it typically a habitual pattern, and directed at more than one incident, and it's typically more personal than just a rude appraisal of a person's appearance in a single picture.
Still, good for the Chicago Bears Fan page for taking it down. There's no good reason to allow hurtful content to persist on a regular fan page.
...is scary that you can't even find it in yourself to condone this behavior.
Sports teams or not I don't beleive anyone has the right to say the things they posted to her on the fan page.
I never during any of my posts declared or called the act "bullying". But in my opinion much of the actions of the nameless, hidden internet posters resembles the societal attitudes that occur when people marginalize others for their race, economic and social situations.
Is it so important to you to win the bullying argument that you can't just accept or acknowledge the inappropriateness and the troubling nature of the behavior?
I never said that I condone that kind of behavior. Those comments were out of line and I acknowledged that long ago (even stating that I would never personally say those things), but that's the typical behavior of a large percentage of any commentariat on the internet. Even sites for more "educated" adults usually have comment sections where someone spins blame onto a political figure, then the whole thing blows up into a race war filled with vile nonsense.
You implied that this was bullying by comparing it to your personal experiences, but you're still having a hard time dissociating "her" from the sports team. If you think this girl would have been bullied by all those fans if she were not wearing Packers gear, then you are wrong.
I lived in Chicago for many years, and trust me, Bears fans aren't some group of misogynist jerks just out to pick on ugly girls. This is purely Packer-related vitriol. For years (even before the internet) people have gone to stadiums and said way worse things about rival opponents and anyone associated with them.
Cyber bullying is an ACTUAL wayy more serious thing than this.
I believe bullying has some form of harrassment in the element of it. I don't see this girl being harassed. I see it as people who saw a picture of a cheerleader from their rival team and called her ugly. It also appears she had to go out of her way to find the picture and read the comments. In fact, it appears that not one person even knew the girl's name or went any further than calling her ugly or whatever was involved in those posts.
I see people talk about 'moral obligation', but 'morals' have nothing to do with it. I've seen a lot of people here call other people on the forum 'stupid' or the like. Does that mean those people are immoral?
Of course not.
And it doesn't mean they are bullies either.
It means that in this situation they were mean and rude; most likely due to her cheering for a hated rival. Something tells me if she was wearing a Bears jacket, nobody would have said a word or it would have been very positive.
I believe it's a very good trait to have is to ignore criticism and people who are being mean to you. Nobody is condoning that behavior. But, there's really not much you can do and giving those people attention is what they wanted in the first place. And if you're going to let every mean or rude comment towards you get you bent out of shape, you're going to have a tough life.
No, everyone has the right. It's in our Constitution.
The comment about what the guy would do to her, from behind, with a bag over her head.
Say what you want, call it what you want, .. but I hope our society never reaches a point when that is accepted.
Maybe it already has, ..sad.
...tough life when you have to go through unfortunate incidents.
But I do believe in giving back to people the negative attention they never expected in the first place.
Earlier in this thread I wondered aloud what would happen if the poster who wrote what he would do to this girl with a paper bag was exposed to society.
It's not attention they crave. It's the power of anonimity given by the internet to say whatever they want with impunity.
I don't think that as a society we should give that to them.
You want to say I hate the Packers. Fine that is acceptable as it is an entity that is typically faceless and always changing. (never the same players nor the same employees/cheerleaders for that matter)
But to post this lady's picture and then write the things on the fan page. That to me is stepping over bounds.
I just don't think it is right to let that happen and that behavior should be shouted down.
Defending the defenceless is a noble cause and IMO core to our humanity.
Odd there seems to be more vitriol thrown at the lady who attack the service dog in another thread, but not a lot of empathy for this lady who happens to be a human being.
We consider the service dog as defenceless and this lady as someone who should know better or should learn to suck it up.
Is there not something disturbing to you about this?
Do you live in America? Just turn on the TV and you will see we are way past that point.
...aren't alarmed by this, but are mortified by a woman beating a dog with a metal pole.
When did we begin to value one and not the other no matter how different the two circumstances are.
Not the TV I watch, ... I guess that's why I don't watch much TV.
...I travel to the US all the time and it is a good country.
One worth fighting this kind of behavior. It doesn't have to be acceptable.
If she had posted her photo, then it's fair game to some degree. But that photo was posted on the Bears' site against her will.
At that point, the bullying began.
I'll agree to an extent, but this kind of internet behavior is still uncalled for and the people who do it occasionally end up having a tough life.
I already noted the troller Michael Brutsch, but one does not have to be so extreme to have consequences.
Most of us will be looking for a job again at some point - employers do Google applicants. If the search reveals they did stupid and crazy things, including the bile directed at this cheerleader, they mysteriously get dropped from consideration. I have no sympathy for such people.
It's called emotional intelligence - save your wrath for something real like being physically attacked.
You don't need anyone's permission to post a picture of them. If you did, the paparazzi would be out of a job.
who hasn't said that about some woman at some point in his life?


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Eurozone crisis 'far from over'- Ernst and Young
The threat of a Greek default may have been postponed, but financial stress in the eurozone remains high, with bond spreads in fiscally stretched economies still wide, the euro nose-diving and stock markets still volatile, according to Ernst and Young's latest Eurozone Forecast.
"The crisis is far from over and the repercussions will be felt over several years as the need to restore sound public finances will hit growth, potentially derailing an already lacklustre eurozone economy. We forecast eurozone GDP growth of 0.8 per cent this year, 1.3 per cent in 2011 and 2.1 per cent on average in 2012-14," the report says.
Ernst and Young says after months of "half-hearted statements", the EU governments presented a comprehensive package of measures to address the sovereign debt crisis, "with an impressive headline total of €750 billion".
After the €110 billion EU-IMF Greek package, these measures were aimed primarily at the other eurozone countries most under threat, mainly Spain and Portugal, and more generally at any EU country that could start facing the same kind of financial market pressure and debt financing difficulties.
According to this latest forecast the repercussions of the sovereign debt crisis will lead to growth in the eurozone being 1 to 2.5 percentage points lower than in the US in each of the next five years, and some eurozone economies enduring an extended period of difficult times.
In the period to 2014, growth in eurozone GDP is forecast to be nearly nine per cent lower than US GDP, which amounts to nearly €2,500 per citizen.
The impact on jobs is just as striking. While the US economy will generate more than 10 million new jobs by 2014, employment levels will barely change in the eurozone.
Poor growth prospects are expected to hamper the eurozone's attractiveness as a location for doing business. The forecast points out that surveys of business decision-makers also show that the eurozone risks losing its attractiveness as a region in which to invest.
"We estimate that increasing investment growth in 2011-14 to the same rates that we expect for the US would lift eurozone GDP by 1.5 per cent over a four-year period. This is equivalent to a cumulative gain of around €300 billion in GDP over 2011-14.
"Similarly, employment would be around 600,000 higher than our baseline forecast by 2014. However, to rise to this challenge, investment in new technologies, from IT to green sectors, combined with reforms to labour and product markets, is needed," it says.
Ernst and Young says policy-makers also need to work on the institutional framework of the eurozone. Governments and the European Commission need to address the fundamental flaws that led to the crisis, namely the lack of fiscal policy coordination and overdue structural reforms.
"Moreover, action is needed to tackle the imbalances within the eurozone that are at the root of the current crisis. This means addressing the factors contributing to the bubbles and unsustainable growth that occurred in countries such as Greece, Ireland, Portugal and Spain (the 'South') as well as the causes of anaemic domestic demand in the 'North'. The former implies a need to foster development of new sectors to take up the slack left by collapsed construction and real estate sectors. The latter requires reforms of labour, product and financial markets."
The report highlights that organisations need to achieve sustainable growth to ensure the eurozone recovery continues. With volatility still high across the eurozone, companies are reassessing their growth strategies, looking to innovation, industry consolidation, entrepreneurship and expansion into emerging markets to power their long-term plans.
"However, with capital markets remaining highly volatile, limited access to credit could prevent companies implementing these strategies and, ultimately, could put the recovery of the eurozone at risk."
It says corporate profitability has recently stabilised and should start trending upwards in coming months. However it adds: "This recovery momentum is fragile and companies' investment decisions are already heavily influenced by the growing concerns about fiscal sustainability; which led to renewed instability on financial markets and a loss of confidence in the euro."
The forecast says the business community at large is showing strong support for the euro which it describes as "one of the fundamental pillars of European integration and has brought great benefits to companies and citizens across our continent". Its stability and credibility is of highest importance, it says, and greatly influences the business environment not only in Europe but globally.
"A sense of urgency and priority is critical to the current debate on euro area governance. Surveillance of economic policies will need to be significantly reinforced. The Stability and Growth Pact remains the appropriate instrument to coordinate budgetary policies in the euro area, but it will need to be strengthened, complemented and better enforced," it says.
Ernst and Young says a sense of direction and political leadership is needed, adding that it is essential that the European decision-makers set the right course of action and instil an even greater sense of urgency in the current debate.
"Everyone, business in particular, wants to see the euro area resolve its current difficulties and emerge stronger from the turmoil," it says.
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The Class of 2008 Reunion is full of graduates, most looking the same but some looking absolutely different….Coach Red looks as he always did with his thick biceps and wrinkle-free suit khakis. He's also doing what he has always done – yelling football stories and not so subtly eying the arse of every gal who walks by him to get to the punch. It's a party like all others in the gym except this graduation class has one woman with a revenge plan waiting in the dark wings for the right to time to pounce. Finally, Bambi crosses the room in her mind blowing red dress and within two minutes Coach Red has fallen for her seduction. Upstairs, with his pecker out and his neck and arms tied up in inescapable bondage, Bambi reveals who she really is and makes the coach speak into the flesh-microphone her knob or she will call up the entire graduating class to see him exposed in his office, tied up and fuck addicted. She doesn't stop with just a simple blow job – Bambi has waited years to get back at the creepy coach and she plans to take her time fucking him and using his very own masturbation toys
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The Alexandre Mouton House/Lafayette Museum and the Lafayette Public Library System banded together for a Civil War lecture, "When Opelousas was The Capital of Louisiana." Civil War re-enactor and Confederate son John Reed discussed the capital's move in 1862 after Baton Rouge fell to Union troops, but sadly sans uniform. "It's down for repair," said Reed. A wise decision since wool was hardly a choice that June afternoon. Enjoying the refreshments and the Louisiana history lesson were Ann Marie Hightower, Barbara de la Houssaye, Advocate fans Penny Langlinais and Walter Vincent, librarian Kathy Mulloy, new museum member Susan Stephan and her mother Beulah Stephan, Al Bethard, former legislator Raymond "LaLa" Lalonde, Betty Lowry and Deanie Chesson, who made the Old South benne cookies.
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Let Get Lost - Poem by Shahid Hussain Chouhdry
For real freedom, solace, and peace free of cost,
Come to go there and let get lost,
For cheerfulness, beauty of nature and a nymph host,
Browse at all, here we go and let get lost,
For chill, hill, sill, rill, snow, flow, grow, and to bost, (Boston)
All I have or not! Search and let get lost,
For a peak, seek, strive, strain, gain, glee and see at most
Tighten, a brave adventure ahead to let get lost,
For delight, height, mirth, birth, success and post,
Hardness not enough, fled and let get lost,
For its theme, cream, team, thyme, rime, and rhyme lot,
A Poet inveigle reader and trap, to let get lost,
For breath, sheath, accede, proceed, freed, from cell oast,
Go back from soviet and let get lost,
For yore days, hays, says, ways and country to got,
Break the fetter of Coventry and let get lost,
And Wordsworth, Auden, Emerson, Blake and Saadi to Frost,
Shahid, impregnate hardly this all and let get lost.
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The Prevalence of Depression in Dementia

Depression is a fairly common experience for people with dementia. The Alzheimer's Association estimates that approximately 40% of people with Alzheimer's and related disorders suffer from depression. However, while common, it is not normal, nor is it inevitable. Although it's appropriate to grieve a diagnosis of dementia and the losses associated with the disease, it shouldn't be an all-encompassing feeling that removes joy from your entire life.

How to Identify Depression in Dementia

Recognizing depression in someone who has dementia can be challenging because there are several symptoms that are common in both disorders.

So, how can you tell if you or someone you love is experiencing depression in dementia? Often, the biggest clue that someone is depressed is that they demonstrate a change in their emotions or behaviors when compared to their usual mood and behavior.

It is also important to note that symptoms of depression in dementia may not appear as severe as in someone without dementia. For example, someone with depression and word-finding difficulties may not be as vocal about their feelings. It can become difficult to express feelings and so someone may simply withdraw or appear listless.

Remember, too, that a person who has a personal or family history of depression or anxiety prior to being diagnosed with dementia may be more prone to experiencing a mood disorder such as depression.

Symptoms of Depression in Dementia

Apathy and Loss of Interest

While a decreased desire to interact and participate in the activities occurring around you can be a sign of dementia, it can also point to depression. One way to tell the difference is to choose an activity that normally is enjoyable and notice your loved one's reactions. For example, if your wife has always loved seeing the grandchildren but now no longer pays much attention to them, this may be because she's feeling depressed. Likewise, if your dad has a favorite sports team but doesn't notice even when you turn the channel to the game, it's possible that his lack of interest is indicating feelings of depression.

Tearfulness

Increased tearfulness and prolonged periods of crying can indicate depression.

Decreased Appetite and Weight Loss

Depression in dementia can manifest itself in your family member's eating habits. Your loved one might say that nothing tastes good anymore. Even if you bring him his favorite pastry, he might take one bite and push it away. A decreased appetite can, of course, be due to other medical diagnoses, so be sure to report this symptom to the physician.

Change in Sleep Habits

Excessive sleep and difficulty getting to or remaining sleeping can be signs of depression.

Agitation and Irritation

Some people with dementia who are depressed display agitation and restlessness, and are more easily irritated with other people or their surroundings.

Multiple Physical Complaints

Complaints and concerns about several physical ailments can be a sign of depression. Clearly, there may also be medical explanations for those physical complaints, but in absence of a specific cause, it's possible that depression may be present.

Fatigue

Some people tire more easily when struggling with depression. They may complain of having no energy anymore.

Tests to Evaluate Depression in Dementia

Cornell Screen for Depression in Dementia

This screen consists of several questions to ask the person to answer, as well as to have an informant answer. The informant can be anyone who knows the person in question well, such as a relative or consistent caregiver. The Cornell Screen includes questions about appetite, weight loss, mood, sleep, physical complaints and behavior. A score of above 18 signifies a major depression and a score above 10 indicates a probable depression.

Seek an Evaluation

If you or your loved one demonstrates some of the symptoms identified above, don't hesitate to ask a professional for help. Treatment of depression is generally quite effective, and can lead to an improved quality of life.

Sources:

Alzheimer's Association. Depression and Alzheimer's. http://www.alz.org/care/alzheimers-dementia-depression.asp

Cornell University. The Cornell Scale for Depression in Dementia: Administration & Scoring Guidelines. Accessed December 2, 2002.http://www.scalesandmeasures.net/files/files/The%20Cornell%20Scale%20for%20Depression%20in%20Dementia.pdf

Johns Hopkins Medicine. Depression in Patient with Dementia. Accessed December 28, 2012. http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/gec/studies/depression_dementia.html

Stanford University. Geriatric Depression Scale. Accessed December 29, 2012. http://www.stanford.edu/~yesavage/GDS.html


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Hey St. Louis, Buy Local – Brick By BrickPosted on November 24th, 2011 3 comments
The only downside to Thanksgiving is it marks the end of reasonable shopping until December 25th. The mere thought of the huckster retail hell that begins with Black Friday causes me real anxiety. That they start Black Friday earlier every year has me contemplating therapy.
If this rings true for you as well, the antidote is to shop local. Buying as much of your holiday bounty from independently owned St. Louis businesses supports your community, your neighborhood and the local folks who've stuck their neck out to go against the Big Box tide.
A perfect way to celebrate this Black Friday is to StL two-bird-one-stone it on the local tip by heading to the St. Louis Curio Shoppe between 1 – 3 pm and buy a DVD copy of Bill Streeter's film Brick By Chance and Fortune: A St. Louis Story.
The Curio Shoppe specializes in selling only St. Louis-produced or St. Louis-centric items. Did you know we have a large group of local soap makers, who make soap so pure you could eat it (if you had to)? Go to there and see for yourself. And it makes all kinds of sense to meet Bill Streeter there and have him sign a copy of his movie; a movie that makes all kinds of sense as a gift for every St. Louisan.
Here's the Facebook invite for more details.
If you can't make it out for this event, you can order the film on-line. Here's the PayPal link.
A special thank you to Streeter for giving all of us who appear in the film free copies. You've already taken care of a sizable chunk of my Christmas shopping with this generous offering. And thank you for making all of us proud of our Brick City!city of st. louis, historic architecture, special events bill streeter, brick by chance and fortune, buy local, st. louis curio shoppe
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Interesating subject. My fathers family came to St. Louis not long after the big riverfront fire that levelled the wooden buildings of the original wharf area. The family was/is generational masters of masonry.(Often wondered about that timing) My father was often called upon to travel to distant cities to help with projects. he was a master artisan and was known as "The Best Damned Corner Man in the Business" When he passed, in 1998, we were told that many sites shut down for 5 minutes or dso in his honor. The day of his burial a gentle cold rain fell. It was a misty day and very in character with our Scot heritage. I had thought the following, but mom voiced it. "Your father is giving his crews the day off." "it's to wet to lay brick and block, y'all go home" Though I no longer live in the St. Louis area. My father started out as a "cub" bricklayer, working for his father. the first job he worked on were the units of the Coral Courts. many structures around town. including Plaza Frontenac. The curvilinear walls around the Zoo and the great ape house (For which my mother teased him no end),my father literally has a hand in. With the brick buildings ,sidewalks, and even streets. I still enjoy my visits to St. louis. I feel my familys' connection to the area. I honor my father and my grandfather,and my great granfather by displaying their tools on a wall in my brick MCM home. They carry the scars of a craft, and others carry the sheen of many years of hand held use. Some of these pieces are over a century old. Thgough not monetarily, I can say my ancestors, along with thousands of other hardworking souls, literally built St. Louis.
James Felts August 26th, 2015 at 9:10 PM
Is this DVD still available?
Toby Weiss August 27th, 2015 at 8:56 AM
It seems it's gone to only streaming or digital download. But you can ask them about DVD copies by contacting them here: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/brick
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Rep. Gosar Calls for VA Secretary Eric Shinseki to Resign
For Immediate Release
Contact: Gosar Press Office
Rep. Gosar Calls for VA Secretary Eric Shinseki to Resign
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Today, U.S. Congressman Paul A. Gosar, D.D.S. (AZ-04) released the following statement after reviewing the Inspector General's interim report entitled Review of Patient Wait Times, Scheduling Practices and Alleged Patient Deaths at the Phoenix Health Care System:
"In light of the release of today's report confirming hard evidence of neglect and malfeasance within the Department of Veterans Affairs, I call on VA Secretary Eric Shinseki to immediately resign. Today, the Inspector General confirmed serious and long standing abuse with regard to data manipulation and wait time schemes within the VA healthcare system in Phoenix and throughout the country.
"The fact that 1,700 veterans were kept on unofficial records lists in order to conceal lengthy wait times and manipulate data is disgraceful, despicable and dangerous. At least 40 veterans likely died waiting for treatment at the Phoenix VA and I will not stand for this abuse and lack of care for our nation's heroes. I kept my powder dry until I had hard evidence incriminating Secretary Shinseki and others within the VA. But now it's time for heads to roll. Those employees responsible for this negligence and corruption need to be held accountable and immediately terminated without retirement."
The Inspector General released an interim report on May 28, 2014, with some troubling findings. The Inspector General found that "a growing number of VA medical facilities have thus far provided insight into the current extent of these inappropriate scheduling issues throughout the VA health care system and have confirmed that inappropriate scheduling practices are systemic throughout VHA... Our review showed these 226 veterans waited on average 115 days for their first primary care appointment with approximately 84 percent waiting more than 14 days... At the same time, we identified an additional 1,700 veterans who were waiting for a primary care appointment but were not on the electronic waiting list (EWL) at the Phoenix Health Care System...Until that happens, the reported wait time for these veterans has not started. Most importantly, these veterans were and continue to be at risk of being forgotten or lost in Phoenix HCS's convoluted scheduling process. As a result, these veterans may never obtain a requested or required clinical appointment. A direct consequence of not appropriately placing veterans on EWLs is that the Phoenix HCS leadership significantly understated the time new patients waited for their primary care appointment in their FY 2013 performance appraisal accomplishments, which is one of the factors considered for awards and salary increases...Lastly, while conducting our work at the Phoenix HCS our on-site OIG staff and OIG Hotline received numerous allegations daily of mismanagement, inappropriate hiring decisions, sexual harassment, and bullying behavior by mid- and senior-level managers at this facility." To view the report click HERE.
Rep. Gosar has taken several measures to hold the VA accountable for this neglect. On April 30, 2014, Rep. Gosar successfully passed an amendment on the House floor to prohibit the Department of Veterans Affairs from creating or maintaining any unofficial patient record-keeping system. The amendment was attached to the House Military Construction and Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, which then passed the full House by a vote of 416-1. The text of the amendment can be found HERE. Watch Rep. Gosar's speech on the House floor about the need for this amendment by clicking HERE.
Rep. Gosar has for years stated that our veterans should be allowed private health care options and is a proud cosponsor of the Healthy Vets Act (H.R. 635). This legislation would allow veterans to access local care in a timely manner at facilities that are more accessible geographically.
Rep. Gosar is also a cosponsor of legislation passed by the House last week, the Department of Veterans Affairs Management Accountability Act (H.R. 4031), which would allow for the Secretary of the VA to fire senior executives who are inept. More information about this legislation can be found by clicking HERE.


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Effects of Epinephrine and Intravenous (I.V.) Needle on Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Outcome
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Paul Rudd Defeats Jimmy Fallon in "Tonight Show" Lip Synch Battle: Watch Here!
Proving that he's more than a flash in the pan, Jimmy Fallon lit up the airwaves with a very special fake singing contest on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" last night (February 25).
Joined by "Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues" hunk Paul Rudd, the popular host brought back one of his crowd favorite bits from his "Late Night" days.
Fallon began, "I am here with Paul Rudd and he and I are about to have the first 'Tonight Show' lip synch battle!"
Rudd began with "Better Be Good to Me" by Tina Turner followed by Jimmy's "Jukebox Hero" rendition.
However, when Paul nailed it on Queen's "Don't Stop Me Now," Fallon declared, "I concede! I concede!"
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by Ron Falcone (c)2011
The SBT was the Warren Commission's answer to a
longstanding controversy. For years, critics debated how Lee Harvey Oswald could
have shot two victims in what appeared to be too short a time frame.
Because the F.B.I established that Oswald would have needed a minimum of 2.3
seconds between shots, and the Zapruder film appeared to show a
faster sequence, "conspiracy theorists" argued there must have been at
least two assassins. But after studying bullet trajectories and crime
scene reconstructions, the Commission concluded only one bullet passed
through both victims, and it was fired by Oswald. In effect, what appeared to be
two separate shots was really only one. Yet, this explanation, first rendered in
1964, remained a subject of intense debate and even ridicule, and
was often referred to by "conspiracy buffs" as the "magic bullet." But
then in 1979, the House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA) took another
look at the SBT. After carefully studying digital film enhancements and
polling a range of experts, the House
became certain that President Kennedy and governor Connally
were properly aligned to have indeed been struck by one bullet. (Later analysis,
using sophisticated computer software, also corroborated this finding). Now,
after so many years of debate, it was becoming increasingly clear that the
single bullet theory was, in some aspects, not so magical after all.
But this wasn't the end of the story, for several seconds of blurred film
would cast yet another peculiar angle on the assassination
Beside its work on the single bullet theory, the House set out to determine how many shots were fired at the Presidential motorcade, and precisely when they were fired. The timing of shots had been a subject of fierce debate over the years, and so the House felt obliged to tackle this issue head on. To enhance their investigation, the House would use a technique known as "jiggle analysis," and they called on several experts, including a Nobel Prize winning physicist to help in this area.
It was hoped that jiggle analysis could pinpoint when Abraham Zapruder may have reacted to gunfire. Such reactions would occur as blurs of film caused by Zapruder shaking his camera in response to loud noises; when compared to the normal shaking of his camera, any notable deviations would be considered forensic "fingerprints," establishing when gunfire occurred (click here for a more detailed explanation of jiggle analysis). In fact, a significant blur was found in Zapruder frames 189-197, and further analysis showed it to be associated with a "severe external stimulus" on President Kennedy's part. His hand 'clenched' in the midst of a wave, his body appeared to stiffen, and his head turned rapidly. According to the Committee, these motions were evidence of a physical reaction---most likely caused by gunfire. Moreover, this jiggle occurred so close to when Kennedy and Connally were struck by the single bullet, that the House assumed both events must have been related. But in retrospect, it is now likely the House was confusing two different events. That's true because 189-197 pointed to a separate gunshot immediately preceding the single bullet. How can this be known for sure? Because the severe external stimulus occurred roughly 2 seconds before the lapel bulge. Had only one, single bullet been responsible for both events, it would have caused the lapel to bulge immediately on contact, and then a reaction from the President, after the fact. In view of these facts, how could the House have been so in error? The simplest explanation is that they didn't focus on the lapel bulge in their 1979 investigation, and so inadvertently assumed the severe stimulus and single bullet were related.
Perhaps most significant of all, President Kennedy's reaction compellingly implicates a shot from a second weapon. This is so because the 189 reaction, and the lapel bulge, occurred less than 2.3 seconds apart; if both events were caused by separate shots, one gunman would have had too little time to make them, based on the F.B.I's 2.3 second timeline.
While the evidence is compelling that an unaccounted for shot was fired before the lapel bulge, it is still unknown whether this shot directly, or indirectly caused Kennedy's reaction. For example, was he actually struck by a bullet here, or was his severe stimulus the result of a startle, or panic reaction caused by the realization that gunfire was raining down on the motorcade? (Read more about a possible additional gunshot, here). Whatever the answer, some significant event caused President Kennedy to react abnormally prior to the single bullet strike. And since the only events of significance in those brief few seconds of time were gunfire, we must infer that gunfire also caused the abnormal reaction.
Thus, based on a careful review of the above facts and in-depth analysis of key Zapruder still frames, we present the following conclusions:
Too see an analysis of key Zapruder frames, click the link below.
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Our Local Community Business Heart award winner, Phil Anderson Financial, first became involved in charities through Legal and General when it ran a scheme which donated to the national charity Shelter every time a mortgage was arranged.
Phil wanted to do more
But MD Phil wanted to give at a more local level, "I discovered Aberdeen Cyrenians, a charity for the homeless closer to home," he says, "and we set up a scheme whereby every time we arrange a mortgage we support them with a £10 donation." So far the scheme has generated over £1,700 for the charity.
Scott Baxter, Deputy Chief Executive of Aberdeen Cyrenians adds, "We at Aberdeen Cyrenians are delighted to receive this thoughtful and generous donation from Phil Anderson Financial Services. It comes at a time where an ever-increasing number of people are experiencing financial hardship and seeking our assistance, which Phil and his dedicated team have recognised and chosen to help.
The donations from Phil Anderson Financial support Aberdeen Cyrenians' frontline services, which have experienced a 100% increase in demand over the last 12 months."
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text: By CHRIS TALBOTTNASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) â¿¿ Metallica already planned to go big with its new 3D film. IMAX is helping make the debut for "Metallica Through The Never" giant-sized. The film that mixes concert footage with a dramatic narrative and CGI will open Sept. 27, becoming the first movie to debut on IMAX's chain of super-sized screens. The film will open wide a week later. "To be at the forefront in this situation where IMAX has never done this is very exciting," Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich said. "It's also a bit of a confidence booster. Being in the movie-making business is not necessarily our forte and it's been a very interesting three years. We've learned a lot about a lot of different things. The recognition from IMAX and to be able to have our fans and people that are interested in this film to see it and experience it in the IMAX format is super cool." Ulrich, in his first interview about the movie, chuckled at the long road the film, directed by Nimrod Antal, has taken to near completion. It remains in post-production where concert and narrative footage are being knitted together with CGI effects to create something the band thinks will be completely different from the average concert film. "Any filmmaker hopes people like a film," Ulrich said, "but what I can guarantee is that it will be unlike anything that anybody's ever seen before â¿¿ so at least that's something. And for that I'm pretty excited." Ulrich, speaking by phone from Cape Town, South Africa, where the pioneering metal band will play this week, didn't want to go too deeply into details about the film. It stars young "Chronicle" actor Dane DeHaan as a member of Metallica's concert tour crew who's sent on a special mission by the band. The movie follows two parallel story lines â¿¿ DeHaan's scripted narrative and the band's concert â¿¿ which intertwine throughout.