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how can he be disapointed with shady records cause they have only given him one single in 11 months off of his cd radioactive its cause the cd fucken was such a work of garbage how can you make shitty songs into singles it just doesnt work that way yela what a goof he wont even admit he did an incredibly shitty job!!!! and he just has to deal with being called mgk and getting asked for mgk autographs cause mgk is way more talented and radio active hahahahaha. I hope shady records drops this fool like a retarded baby!
No, it seems more like he's just stating that he signed to Shady for a career. Remember mainstream label contracts are more about being a career/job than actual musicianship work and talent. So therefore a person who actually has talent like Yelawolf is completely entitled to feel played kinda because he was just making music the way they wanted him to.
However, I guess he thinks just because you follow orders that its always going to give you some sort of on par results when anything can happen still. So, because he followed orders and it messed up his music creation process he ended up making shitty music. His music on radioactive had no real appeal even probably for the radio so it was failure.
But at least hes wanting to go back to trunk muzik.
I fully compromised. - Yelawolf. That's what's wrong with mainstream. Talented artists have to compromise to become radio friendly. Independent is the way to go.
he said he wanted to make a cd that was radio friend;y so that everyone would know him. the label didnt ask him to do that and there is no way shady records would ask him to a cd like radioactive look at slaughterhouse shady tols them to just do what they wanted cause there last independent cd was fire! wouldnt they want yela to do the same thing? i think yela just made a horrible decision and wont admit it he just wants to blame everyone else
Wait for his mixtape coming July 4th. It will change you're opinion. When you are on a label they force you to make songs that you don't want to.
I for one happen to think radio active was a great album, you sir are buggin.....
Radio active was wack compared to Trunk muzik.
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I for one happen to think radio active was a great album, you sir are buggin.....
I can't describe how much this thread fails. Please slap yourself in the mouth to save me travelling around the world to do it myself. Thanks.
i used to get down on yelawolf, I loved every song till he signed with shady. I dont like shady never have and havent liked yela since he signed. i hope his mixtape changes my mind tho.
I had hopes for yelawolf before the album came out. When it dropped i listened to all the song previews on iTunes and thanked god i never bought it. It sucked soooooo baaaaaaaaad. If he rapped on every song with the flow and lyrics he had on Worldwide Choppers he would be so much better and would have more fans, more album sales, and less to complain about. And I want to point out that Yealwolf claims he wanted to make a radio friendly record so people would notice him, this is BS because Eminem never made a frikin radio friendly album in his life and he is one of the best in rap and on the same damn label, hell even founded it. He sucks. Go Em, go Strange music
zack andrews said:
i used to get down on yelawolf, I loved every song till he signed with shady. I dont like shady never have and havent liked yela since he signed. i hope his mixtape changes my mind tho.
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Final Healthy Pet Clinic of 2012 will serve 1,000th pet
(Syracuse, NY) - The final Healthy Pet Clinic of the 2012 fall series will likely push the total number of dogs and cats served over the 1,000 mark in just 14 months of operation by the all volunteer service.
Another 100 plus pets are expected by organizers from the Shamrock Animal Fund and the Central New York Animal Welfare Coalition. Volunteer veterinarians from the Syracuse area will be joined by staff and students from the Cornell University Shelter Medicine program is operating eight to ten exam tables.
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- Love, love, love, love, love - but my zip ripped away from bag this week now I am devistated Review by Navada
Love my bag so much! Have valet clips which i love too. Have whereabouts wallet which is awesome too BUT lacks pockets for cards with there only being 4 pockets. The change mat needs to be in a hygienic canvas instead of a fabric and foam that it is.
I also have the matching Ergo carrier which is wonderful too. Plan to get pram blanket. I am so so disappointed my zip broke as i have only had my bag for about 5 months and i dont overfill it. I think it will be too expensive to exchange tho as I purchased from Nordstroms in usa???? :(
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I decided to review this bag because it hadn't been done by anyone else yet. First, I love the colors of every PPB product I own and every one I've seen. You can not go wrong with any pattern. One of my favorite things about this particular bag is that it doesn't look like a diaper bag. I get compliments about my 'purse' all the time. Once my buddy is potty trained, I absolute plan to continue using this bag! The interior pockets are sufficient, and the two small exterior pockets by the sides are quite useful too. Coming with 2 straps AND stroller straps is awesome. I've always kept 1 change of clothes for baby in the bag, along with diapers, wipes, my wallet, my small makeup touch up bag, and a few toys. I exclusively breast feed and I'm not sure whether bottles would fit in here too once the other usual diaper bag things have been put in. When I carried rice cereal and a few containers of baby food, I couldn't zip this bag shut. It's quite a bit smaller (but ever-so-much cuter) than the boxy backpack. Something to consider, the height of this bag measures to top of handle where strap clips on, NOT to the zipper. I love it, but if you want a big bag, this might not be it.
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on Feb 8, 2013 at 11:24 am
You can make numbers support any conclusion you want. The author of this article failed to report that comparing averages of unified school districts (K-12) with elementary or high school only districts is comparing apples to oranges. AND comparing average salaries is extremely misleading since all schools give teachers automatic step and pay raises that increase with numbers of years experience (you get a raise for just hanging in there and showing up to work whether r not you did a good job).
Teachers from grade 7-12 have to be credentialed in their teaching subject (different from the general teaching credential). This amounts to more classes in their specific field and usually more education beyond a simple BA in education. Many of these teachers have Masters degrees, and some have PhDs. That additional education is reflected in the teachers salary, from the start.
So a K-12 district cannot be compared to a high school only or an elementary only district. Additionally, length of service is critical to the comparison, as new teachers earn less than someone who is about to retire. Gunn and Paly hired over 45 new teachers in 2005 and had another high hiring year in 2006 (I don't know about the elementary school hires for those years, but with enrollment increasing every year, you are hiring entry level teachers.)
Many of the middle and high schools use part time teachers as well which will bring average salaries down.
So, the right way to look at this for a true comparison is to break out the average salaries for full time teachers by years of service (5, 10, 15, etc.)and compare PAUSD to only K-12 districts and state the size of the districts. EdData does have teracher experience trends for each school district. PAUSD has an average of about 12 years, while Cupertino Union has about 10 years average (they all fluctuate from year to year).
Salary numbers are the easiest to compare but we all know that is only part of the picture. Benefits should be added but that may be beyond the capabilities of Ed Data. But they do list the employee contribution to the Healcare plans--but not saying how those plans differ.
So, are the PAUSD teachers payed comparably? No way to know.....
on Feb 8, 2013 at 11:44 am
At these salaries, these are professional positions, not union jobs.
There are too many incompetents masquerading as teachers. Don't give 'em a nickel until they dump the unions and we convert these jobs to "at-will" positions.
on Feb 8, 2013 at 1:02 pm
@Give-Me-A-Break has pretty much demonstrated that pro-education organizations like EdData can not be trusted to do a fully adequate job of providing the public meaning comparisons of education system data. Adding to this failure on EdData's part, is the fact that teachers are guaranteed pensions, which are estimated to be about 72% of their top salaries at 30 years, but can be moreif they teach more than 30 years. These additional payouts come to millions, when teachers start exiting the system with salaries over $100K/year.
While the pension system's payouts are added equally to all teachers/Staff across the statethese additional payouts increase the effective salaries of education system employees when compared to private sector employees who work all year longas opposed to the 180-odd day school year.
on Feb 8, 2013 at 1:51 pm
the benefit of being able to have your kids educated in PAUSD (if you are a PAUSD teacher)while living outside the district is QUITE a benefit that should be added to the salary comparison.
Some PAUSD teachers do live in the district, by the way, but for those who don't, hey, what a valuable benefit that is hard to quantify but is still VERY significant.
-from someone who pays a heckuva lot of property taxes for a middling home...
on Feb 8, 2013 at 8:37 pm
Considering how godawful much it takes to live here, I am surprised PAUSD does not pay better, unless they want their teachers commuting from MOdesto and being chronically late!
on Feb 8, 2013 at 10:56 pm
These salaries are for 9 months of work.
So, if you annualize that, then that means PAUSD teachers make 6 figure salaries.
Pretty good.
Agreed that unions do not seem to be needed.
on Feb 8, 2013 at 11:22 pm
The teacher unions are laying the PR case for the budget cycle that's coming up; they are anticipating that the school district will have a surplus.
Unfortunately, PAUSD has a weak board, who will not lead and change the compensation philosophy to merit based pay, and weeding out those who aren't suited for the teaching profession.
on Feb 9, 2013 at 9:34 am
if you annualise the salary and add the benefits, the median is in 110K+benefits. @ current average life span, and based on demographics of teachers (female), you have to double the salary to come up with full comp. 220K median. Now that is not low pay by any standard. Based on our governor and president this is getting close to be in the 1%.
when is the public going to stop being fooled by this notion that teacher are underpaid, over worked etc.
even the starting salaries are more than competitive (51,422, 68K annualized, 130K full benefits included...)
on Feb 9, 2013 at 9:40 am
This story is merely a reprinted PAEA press release and it is inaccurate because it compares districts that are not similar despite the fact that EdStats permits very fine grained comparisons among similar districts. Using the program correctly and making appropriate comparisons yields a different (and startling for many parents) result.
PAUSD is a unified district. Comparing PAUSD to other unified districts in California with at least 5K students rather than to the convenient and random agglomeration of comparators in this "story," (we actually have 11K students but I set it generously in order to reinforce the point) shows that PAUSD has the highest average teacher salary in the state of California, bar none. Out of 167 comparable districts, PAUSD has the highest average teacher salary, and by a wide margin. Nearest competitors are Pleasanton Unified, Newport, New Haven, and Garden Grove. PAUSD was also the highest paid district of its type and size in 2011.
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Palo Alto also has the highest per pupil expenditures of any of the 167 comparator schools in 2010-11 (figures not available for 2011-12), and that does not count private education foundation funds that supplement that ranking.
When the analysis is limited only to those schools to which PAUSD is even more comparable rather than merely all unified districts with enrollment greater than 5K, then the picture the same or better. Comparing PAUSD to those schools with similar ethnicity and API again puts us on top statewide. Of the 53 unified districts with more than 5K enrollment and in which the largest ethnic group is white PAUSD again has the highest teacher salary, and again by a wide margin. Of the 54 unified school districts with more than 5000 students and a similar (+- 20%) proportions of students scoring proficient or above on the math portion of the CST, PAUSD again tops the teacher salary rankings.
No matter how you slice it, PAUSD has the highest teacher salary for any mid-size or above unified district in the state. It also traditionally offers the richest benefit package and the highest per pupil spending as well.
The comparisons in this "story", though nearby are not actually comparable in type, size, or makeup and are not relevant, though they make a nice sob story.
That doesn't mean that teachers should not receive raises. Perhaps they should. However the idea that our teachers are somehow underpaid relative to the market is simply false. The idea that our teachers will leave and go elsewhere if we don't give them unlimited autonomy is also false -- even laughably so, given that they have the highest salary, highest benefits, and greatest classroom resources (as measured by per pupil expenditures) in the state in which they are certified to teach.
They could of course go to private schools and some of them doubtless would be successful there. But I think that many of our secondary teachers would find the degree of responsiveness to parents that is required of private school teachers something of a shock.
on Feb 9, 2013 at 10:02 am
I think that you are also conveniently choosing how to compare teacher salaries.
"The idea that our teachers will leave and go elsewhere if we don't give them unlimited autonomy is also false -- even laughably so, given that they have the highest salary, highest benefits, and greatest classroom resources (as measured by per pupil expenditures) in the state in which they are certified to teach."
The above is a false statement.
A high school teacher could go to MVLA and make considerably more (PAUSD is not the "highest" for a high school teacher)
An elementary teacher could go to Las Lomitas and on "average" make more money.
Just because both of these teachers could not go to the same district does not mean they could not go elsewhere and make more money.
I highly doubt that the teachers get any benefit from us being a "unified" district. As a matter of fact with the whole calendar debate it is quite possible that our teachers feel that being in a "unified" district is actually a disadvantage.
I agree that our teachers are well paid, but we must be honest and admit that they are not the "highest" paid.
on Feb 9, 2013 at 10:23 am
PVP: There is no reason to believe that our teachers are underpaid relative to the relevant comparators. The fact that we have the highest salaries in the state for similar schools on average suggests that our teachers in any given category are paid competitively. You are comparing an average salary for a unified district to an average salary for a non-unified district and concluding, incorrectly, that the PAUSD teacher earns the average regardless of what grade or level of education he or she possesses. The fact that PAUSD pays the most of any similar district in the state strongly suggests (and is the best evidence that) our teachers have competitive pay and benefits for their grade level, training, and expertise. You cannot compare apples to grapes and then conclude that apples can grow on vines if they want to because they are both "on average" fruit.
on Feb 9, 2013 at 10:39 am
> teachers can leave and go somewhere else ..
Yes .. if there are openings for them. The idea that 30% of the teaching staff will walk away every year is not very realistic.
And so what if a few teachers leave every year for better opportunities? That's the way the world worksand it should be no different for teachers. There will always be a job opening closer to home, or that offers better hours, higher salary, or even a promotion. Thinking that once hired, a PAUSD teacher should be expected to work here for the rest of her life is extremely unrealistic.
on Feb 9, 2013 at 10:45 am
"You cannot compare apples to grapes and then conclude that apples can grow on vines if they want to because they are both "on average" fruit."
Huh? OMG, that is a totally awesome statement, worthy of a BulwerLytton. Clearly, some teacher should have been fired a long time ago.
on Feb 9, 2013 at 12:17 pm
Doesn't our district superintendent make as much as or more than the governor of our state? Our administrators make too much and there are too many of them! Talk about performance-based pay, how about the administrators?
on Feb 27, 2013 at 7:05 pm
Yes; as teachers in this geographical area, we are paid well. Though I hold a Masters and five teaching credentials, I make considerably less than the average in our district due to number of years actually in the classroom. Yes - I'm frustrated about the system, but at least there is a concrete way to work through it. And while I work through the system, the students still need as much support as any other district I've worked in.
Many teachers I teach with have left administrative (district office) positions to return to the classroom - because while those jobs pay well, they are still not worth the intense pressure from all stakeholders including the media.
Palo Alto pays for strong teachers. For those hired in the last 5 years: if they are not good teachers, they are asked not to return. If you read the calendar, it does appear we work 9 months, though I meet with my team and develop curriculum/plan throughout the summer. I consider those 3 months that I'm not "working" similar to those weeks my husband travels to conferences throughout the year for his high-tech job. I become a better teacher during that time, so I can be stronger for my colleagues and next group of students.
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Kristin, would you ever consider posting these photographs extra large? This is a stunning photo. It begs to be enlarged and fallen into. All the faces, the postures, the family feeling, people just happy to be in that place together. I love this image. I always enlarge your images for full effect and I wonder about the people who don't, what they might be missing.
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St. John's Bread and Life celebrated its 14th Annual Johnny's Angel Awards Dinner before a spirited crowd of more than 300 guests in the D'Angelo Center at the University's Queens campus. The dinner honored St. John's Men's Basketball Coach Steve Lavin & Mary Ann Jarou, Actress, Dr. Pam Shea Byrnes, Vice President of University Ministry and University Events & Jeff Byrnes, Network Service Manager for Sprint, along with Henry Torani, St. John's Bread & Life Mobile Soup Kitchen Operator, who received the 2011 Sister Bernadette Award.
The Johnny's Angel Award Dinner celebrates those individuals who have made a significant and long-term contribution towards St. John's Bread & Life and its fight against hunger while providing a variety of services for those in need.
"One of my first experiences in coming to the university some 19 months ago was to see first-hand the services provided by St. John's Bread and Life. It is a truly remarkable place and we (Mary and I) were so impressed that we wanted to do all we could to help in the fight against poverty and hunger as part of the St. John's family," said Coach Lavin, who accepted his award from long-time friend and coaching mentor, Gene Keady.
St. John's Bread & Life has been a vibrant part of neighborhood communities in Brooklyn and Queens for 28 years. Its newest facility, built in Bedford-Stuyvesant in 2008 at 795 Lexington Avenue, is a skillfully designed 22,000 square foot, two-story facility that houses a chapel, digital food pantry kiosks, and a soup kitchen and provides a myriad of medical, financial, legal, clinical, health, counseling and job placement services offered to New Yorkers in need.
"It (St. John's Bread & Life) has become a major part of our lives," said Dr. Pam Shea Byrnes and her husband Jeff, upon receiving their award from Rev. James Maher, C.M., D. Min., Trustee, St. John's Bread and Life and Executive Vice President for Mission and Student Services. "Our family is blessed because it has taught us perspective. For so many of us we worry about abundance and at Bread and Life they worry about providing the essentials for those in need."
Founded in 1982, this not-for-profit corporation addresses the issues of hunger and poverty in Brooklyn and Queens. Their goal is to combat poverty and to help people achieve self-sufficiency.
Executive Director of St. John's Bread and Life, Tony Butler, showed a poignant video to close the evening's festivities – expressing the very real issues of poverty, hunger and personal strife that currently affect a shocking 1 in 5 New Yorkers. And, when Butler acknowledged the organization's 2011 Sr. Bernadette Award winner, Henry Torani, the mood went from somber to uplifting. Torani stole the show in accepting the award and affectionately labeled his colleagues at Bread & Life as his "loving dysfunctional family."
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Yesterday was a glorious day to spend in Boston's Italian neighborhood, known locally as The North End. Sunshine and a breeze off the harbor made it perfect for walking the cobblestone sidewalks, checking out pastry shops and vegetable markets. On amiably crowded sidewalks blue soccer jerseys (for Italia) mingled with matching tour polos (for the Freedom Trail) and flip-flops.
I was meeting a group at Gennaro's 5 North Square, just a few steps from Paul Revere's house, but more beautifully, overlooking the cobblestoned square. The new executive chef here is Marisa Iocco, veteran of nationally known eateries Galleria Italiana, Bricco, Umbria, and La Bettola. She's launching a new concept Mangiamerica, breathing new life into old-fashioned Italian-American favorites, like eggplant parmigiana and red clam sauce. She doesn't so much turn them on their head, but gives them a new life, like gently veal meatballs with a marsala dipping sauce and heavenly mushroom aracini. Who knew?
As this was our first stop, we made it last, chatting with the chef and dining room manager, bartender and a waitress setting tables in her first day on the job. We judiciously took appetizer-size tastes, the better to leave room for dessert. Again, small tastes, but the chocolate bread pudding, decidedly more American than Italian, was "killer."
After that, we needed to walk. We wandered out of the square and onto the main drag, Hanover Street, home to Mike's Pastry Shop, famous for a Clinton sighting, and Modern Pastry where people will wait an hour for a cannoli. Once someone asked me if they were worth it. Yes!
On side streets, peeked into the new dress shops giving the area a fashion-forward reputation. And stopped into hole-in-the-wall bakeries – not pastry shops – to pick up warm foccacia and ciabatta. One with a centuries old oven, and another with all the modern bells and whistles, provide bread for the neighborhood's many restaurant tables. At the hardware store on Salem Street, we found an olive oil cruet so beautiful it needs a permanent place on the kitchen counter. We stopped for briny fresh scallops and cod fillets at the fish market. And at the Abruzzese Meat Market for perfect cut-while-you-watch veal cutlets.
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It could be the recording that SM made money from.
It could be the recording that SM made money from.
its a different source. SM usually steals from VGP (even the bonus tracks are the same) and VGP is different from this one.
Chuck Berry / The Rolling Stones
"Let It Rock!"
Vinyl rip from original LP's:
A Vinyl Gang Production
released August 1986
Original Artwork (scans LP) included
Lineage: Vinyl (original LP's) >> Nero 9 WaveEditor (incl. declicking, decrackling CD 2, Track 7 & 8) >> wav >> TLH (Level 6) >> flac
CD 1 (= Vinyl Side A, B & C)
Chuck Berry
New York City, The Ritz
February 21st , 1982
Roll Over Beethoven
Sweet Little Sixteen
Schooldays (Ring Ring Goes The Bell)
Memphis Tennessee
Let It Rock
Mean Old World
Little Queenie
Johnny B. Goode *
Everyday I Have The Blues *
Reelin' & Rockin' *
* Ron Wood on guitar
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Also in 1982 someone recorded a live show at the Ritz, New York.
This show appeared on the 2-LP set Let It Rock! (Vinyl Gang).
The interesting topic of this bootleg is the guest performer on guitar:
the guitarist is announced by Chuck Berry as "Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones".
Also the album cover states so. However, within the Stones collectors community it
is for sure that the guitarist was not Keith Richards, but Ron Wood! It's said that
Chuck just confused the two. Three sides of the album contain the complete show:
Roll Over Beethoven, Sweet Little Sixteen, School Day, Liverpool Drive, Memphis,
Let it Rock, Baby What You Want Me to Do, Mean Old World, Carol, Little Queenie,
Johnny B. Goode, Everyday I Have the Blues, Reelin' and Rockin' and House Lights.
The fourth side contains live recordings of The Rolling Stones performing Chuck Berry
numbers. Johnny B. Goode and Everyday I Have the Blues are said to be also on a Keith
Richards bootleg CD called Bloody Red Rooster, though I haven't seen one yet.
CD 2 (= Vinyl Side D)
The Rolling Stones
Come On *
Memphis Tennessee *
Roll Over Beethoven *
Around And Around **
Carol ***
Little Queenie **** (omitted - official release)
Bye Bye Johnny *****
Sweet Little Sixteen ******
* BBC 'Saturday Club', London, September 23, 1963 (broadcast on the 26th October)
** Ed Sullivan CBS TV show, New York City, October 25, 1964
*** Paris, L´Olympia, April, 18, 1965
**** New York City, MSG, November 27/28, 1969 (released on "Get Yer Ya-Ya'S Out!)
***** New York City, MSG, July 26, 1972
****** Passaic, Capital Theatre, June 14, 1978
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As I don't know how to handel thos matroska files I won't download it!
It would be great if someone can convert them to a dvd format and post it here at IORR.
Chris from Belgium (coowauters) has also made a dvd from the livestream, he will share it after 24th May.
Rank Stranger
Maybe someone will share it here or on HungerCity?


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