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The American Association for Diabetes Educators (AADE) is a professional organization made up of (mostly) diabetes educators whose focus is on helping people with diabetes improve their health. Started in 1973, the organization is enjoying its 36th year in 2009.
The AADE's 2009 volunteer president is Marcia Draheim, a registered nurse and a certified diabetes educator. Draheim says that the AADE is the only organization that advocates for diabetes educators. The AADE is a multi-disciplinary organization that is proactive in the community and interactive with its members, she asserts. "We advocate proactively by having a presence in Washington in promoting healthcare and discussing issues like reimbursement. We are leading the way in defining what diabetes education is and defining the scope of practice and how it's carried out. We define the roles of diabetes educators and other ancillary members of the health team so that there is clarity on how education is provided."
The AADE has developed practice guidelines and they provide tools that allow diabetes education to measure the quality of programs. Just this year, the AADE became an accreditation program, which means they can evaluate and certify diabetes education programs. There are just three programs that accredit diabetes health education, according to Draheim; the Indian Health Service, the ADA (they approve or recognize programs only), and now the AADE. Draheim says they have streamlined the process of accreditation and they will work with programs that wish to be accredited (for example, programs wishing to receive Medicare). Draheim stresses that it is not a "pass/fail" situation. They have counselors that will work to help programs get through the accreditation process. "It's a win/win situation," she says.
The AADE also helps individuals by providing continuing education, practice guidelines, and more. "We provide an umbrella of services so that members can get all the necessary things they require to carry out their DE work," says Draheim.
The AADE is currently voting for open spots on the Board of Directors, AADE officers, and for the nominating committee. Members can vote via mail or online until June 15, 2009.
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Jane Jeffrie Seley, MPH, MSN, GNP, BC-ADM, CDE
New York Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center
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New York, NY
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Living with diabetes is not an easy task. As the number of people diagnosed with diabetes continues to multiply in record numbers, more and more patients will never have the opportunity to meet "live" with a diabetes educator and receive the knowledge and support that they need to manage their illness. The diabetes educators of the future will develop creative ways to address this need. Some strategies include organized mentorship programs with other healthcare professionals to increase their comfort level with educating and motivating patients, optimal use of convenient technologies to transfer information such as cell phones, and alternative classrooms using the internet, MP3 players and video games. I pride myself on my creativity and ability to think outside the box as well as my passion for providing the best possible care for my patients. Through publications and lectures, I promote the tremendous value of the diabetes educator.
If elected to office, what would you contribute to the development of AADE's Goals?
My ability to collaborate with others to create a shared vision and a sense of community to reach consensus without compromising quality.
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Deborah Greenwood, MEd, CNS, BC-ADM, CDE
Sutter Medical Foundation
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The diabetes educator of the future will need be a mentor, consultant, and business person. Educators will mentor new passionate professionals, as well as guide peer-educators who will support diabetes self management in the escalating diabetes population. CDE's as Medicare providers of DSMT will increase access to quality, cost-effective services. Innovative educational approaches including webinars, blogs and social networking sites will be necessary to meet the needs of a new generation. Additionally, educators must understand reimbursement and be cognizant of program revenue and expenses. As ADA Coordinator, I initiated a reimbursement CQI, inviting the Revenue Supervisor to join our advisory committee. Affiliates are sharing reimbursement reports, billing practices, and reviewing creative revenue generating solutions. With decreased funding for continuing education, educators will need to explore inventive opportunities for professional development. Diabetes Educators of the future need to arm themselves with the skills to thrive, not just survive in, our changing world.
If elected to office, what would you contribute to the development of AADE's Goals?
I will contribute to the goals of AADE by raising awareness of the importance of DSMT and the benefits of CDE's as Medicare providers. I will employ my passion for Professional Development to promote universal guidelines for international diabetes curricula and training. I will foster Driving Practice by encouraging collaboration between providers, health care systems and the community. I believe global partnerships are essential for attaining the goals of AADE.
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Kimberly Higgins, RN, CDE
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My experience with the chronic disease management systems allows me to view the role of the diabetes educator as one of coordinating other health care professionals (hcp) to support the management and care of people with diabetes.
● Education will need to occur in many places; primary care offices, community centers, churches, barber shops and coffee shops, wherever people gather...
My involvement with Community outreach training has shown that we need to:
● train community partners to further our reach.
● expand the training of HCP's to those unlicensed personnel that provide direct patient care in the Dr's offices and clinics.
The evolution of the Diabetes Educator will include:
Creative Reimbursement and Group Process benefits to promote:
● shared medical appointments with education incorporated
● group education that can be repeated over and over for the underserved: those with lack of transportation, or low literacy.
● Prevention of the explosion of diabetes into next generation
If elected to office, what would you contribute to the development of AADE's Goals?
Recent experience on the Membership Committee for AADE: focus on promoting AADE as the DE's primary professional organization.
● previous CLC and an active member of the Public Affairs Committee for AADE
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Like every other municipality in Pennsylvania, Peters Township and South Fayette Township are working on new comprehensive plans, following the results of the 2010 Census. The plans address changes in demographics, including zoning ordinances. That's perhaps the only similarity between the township leaders' views on their comprehensive plans.
Peters Township has hired Grant Shiring, land use planner, to head their comprehensive plan. The township also hired a professional consultant team at a cost of $157,000 for the 14 months it will take to complete the project. Shiring is providing additional support to the consultant team, while leading the township's efforts in formulating the comprehensive plan.
Seminars have been announced to address the area's growth, allowing residents to have their voices heard. Shiring takes these seminars so seriously that he called them "the most important event of the [comprehensive plan] project." A full-color brochure on the seminars depicts a field and woods, as well as recent developments inside (and outside of) the township, which we take to mean that the township not only welcomes future growth, but will do all that it can to attract new residents and businesses to the area.
South Fayette, on the other hand, doesn't seem too thrilled about the prospect of economic development. Surveys were sent to only about a third of township residents, and of those, only 11.8 percent were returned. Residents have criticized township officials as pushing for a plan that would severely limit economic development, particularly in the Southern Beltway corridor. Residents are also opposed to the Rural Conservation district in the plan, which calls for two blocks of land along the southwest border of the township to be designated as "Rural Conservation," and a small parcel of land west of the township would be "Rural Residential," prompting those who attended the Jan. 9 public hearing on the plan to state that the township is more concerned about residential development than economic development.
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Peters Township seems to be all in when it comes to its future and the very real possibility of growth. We hope that South Fayette will be, too. Not only do residents need these plans in place, but the local economies do, too.
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BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — North Dakota's Game and Fish Department is making just 65,300 deer licenses available for the 2012 season, more than 40 percent less than last year and the fewest licenses in nearly a quarter century.
The reduction in licenses comes after the deer population statewide shrank during three straight harsh winters, from 2008 to 2010, Game and Fish wildlife chief Randy Kreil said Monday.
Unlike the past several years, hunters will not be able to receive more than one license for the deer gun season.
"It is expected there will be very few, if any, licenses remaining after the initial lottery," Kreil said.
Deer licenses in North Dakota peaked at a record 149,400 in 2008. The 65,300 being made available this year is the lowest number since 1988.
A smaller deer population is evident in all parts of North Dakota, with all but two hunting units below management goals, Kreil said. The statewide hunter success rate last year was 52 percent, the lowest on record and well below the 70 to 75 percent success rate typically experienced by North Dakota deer hunters.
"The large decrease of licenses in 2012 is necessary to allow the deer population to grow toward management goals," Kreil said.
Kevin Hartl, owner of Maple Valley Meats in Enderlin, said he expected fewer licenses to be issued, but with wild game processing accounting for about 20 percent of his business in southeast North Dakota, it still hurts.
"It's huge for us," he said. "We, like every other processing plant in the state, have experienced a decline over the past few years."
Hartl, who also is a hunter, said he expects deer numbers to rebound.
"We had a mild, nice winter so we should have a good fawn crop," he said. "It took three years of bad weather for the decline, so it will probably take three years of good weather to get the deer numbers back up."
The deer gun season opens at noon Nov. 9 and continues through Nov. 25.
Online applications for the regular deer gun, youth, muzzleloader, and resident gratis and nonresident landowner seasons will be available Wednesday through the Game and Fish Department's website. Paper applications will be at vendors throughout the state starting next week.
The deadline for applying is June 6.
North Dakota Game and Fish Department: http://bit.ly/cdkEXC .
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CFA Himalayan-Persian DELIGHTFUL Male
CFA Delightful Beauty flame lynx point blue eyes male
Wonderful personality,sweet, sweet, sweet ,
d.o.b 03.24.14
parents are pkd dna neg. ,felv/ fiv neg.
AVAILABLE for Show,for Breeding, as Pet
Now available for reserve
breeding/shipping are at additional price.
contact 980-275-2910
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Domestic Short Hair - Diva - Medium - Adult - Female - Cat
Domestic Short Hair - Diva - Medium - Adult - Female - Cat
I was here as a kitten and adopted to a family who said I was a good girl, but due to allergies they had to bring me back. My name is Diva for a reason, I'm a superstar, but I like things on my own terms. I will come to you for attention once I get to know you, but don't expect a 24/7 lap cat. If your looking for a feline companion who's not all over you, but will cuddle when the time is right, I may be the girl for you! My adoption fee ...
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2 snowshoe chocolate point Siamese
I have two beautiful, friendly, laid back Siamese kittens ready to find a new home.
One male
One female (has white markings on face )
Feel free to email or call any time of day
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Beautiful Ragdoll Kittens Available
North Gaston Ragdolls has beautiful ragdoll kittens available in traditional seal mitted & pointed patterns. Kittens were born on March 29,2014. Kittens will come with age appropriate vaccinations, vet check, dewormed, and a 2 year health guarantee. Kittens will be ready for their forever homes at 10-12 weeks of age.
North Gaston Ragdolls is a TICA Registered Cattery located in Dallas, NC approximately 30 minutes west of Charlotte, NC. For more information visit our Facebook page or website www ...
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REDUCED!!!! Last Little Sphynx Kitten Left!
REDUCED!!! Now Asking 700$ VERY FIRM!
Would like to see her go to her new home before I get anymore attached and end up with yet another little sphynx baby running around. :)
Last lil' kitten we have left. She is super adorable and is a tortie. She is a very playful and very loving kitten to everyone. She's a little princess as she was the runt of the litter she was bottle fed a little on and off so she is very human attached! Asking 800 on her firm! You may call or email with any questions you may ...
Apr 21 -
CFA reg. Persian Kittens
We have kittens available. They were born during week of April 14 (more than 1 litter). We will update ad and post individual pictures within the next couple week as they fill out more.
Prices range $600 - $800
Transporting fee $300 extra if you need the kitten delivered to your state.
Available colors -
shaded silver
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Apr 20 -
ACA siamese kittens
2 seal point males left comes with shots and dewormed (veterinarian administered,confirmed they are males) ACA registration, they are used to children and dogs,
Apr 17 -
Stunning Siamese Kittens for Sale in Charlotte, North Carolina
Beautiful, affectionate, and very clever .....Siamese kittens for sale.
Champion registered. ~ Kittens are raised in our loving home with children. We are a CAGE-LESS cattery, none of our adults or kittens are ever confined to a cage. Very sweet, loving, outgoing personalities. Highly intelligent ~ lots of fun!
Comes with 2 vaccines, wormed, and vet checked. Health and temperament is guaranteed.
Carolina Blues is located in the Charlotte area of North Carolina.
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Apr 16 -
maine coon cross kittens
I have three main Coon mixed kittens to our long haired one is medium haired the mother is a full blooded black Maine Coon the father is a domestic longhair they are all black and white they are smaller than average Maine Coons do to be mixed but they still should be the same personality they are ready to go right now eating hard and canned food all are loving sweet kitten need a really got home they are so playful texting or email only no calls
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Bengal kitten female Gorgeous
I have one gorgeous marble Bengal girl left. She is absolutely beautiful. She is sweet, but a little standoffish at first. She plays with our dogs and uses the litter box faithfully. She is a super quality patterned girl. Her coat eels like velvet. She is up to date on shots and dewormings. She is a precious girl. If interested, please email or call 704-263-0283
Apr 14 -
Tiny CKC Shih-tzu Male
CKC Tiny male. Tri-color, 8 wks old, he will be about 8 pounds grown. He is being raised in the house with children and is well socialized. he comes with first shots and a written health warranty. He can be delivered to Charlotte, Asheville, Hickory, Spartanburg areas for free. Please call or text for more information. 704-477-5911 or 828-245-5336.
Apr 12 -
2 exotic shorthair cats
I have 2 beautiful exotic shorthair cats I need to rehome.
I purchased them in Florida two months ago for my mother. She is older and they are very affectionate like to wrap around her legs when she's walking he is worried this is going to cause her to fall. They are both very sweet and must go together. They are a mom and daughter both full-grown two and three years old. They are very affectionate and friendly though they may hide for a day or two once they get savanna house. They are also good ...
Apr 10 -
Kings Mountain
TODAY $300.***Bengal male Kitten! Parents are TICA registered
TODAY $300.00****Bengal male kitten- brown spotted tabby. Bengals enjoy water and are social cats. $100. deposit "Will Hold" Price is $400. Please call if interested (704)574-0154 no texting.
Pay pal is available if deposit if needed.
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Tabby - Brown - Dixie Cup - Medium - Adult - Female - Cat
Tabby - Brown - Dixie Cup - Medium - Adult - Female - Cat
Hey there, let me introduce myself! I'm Dixie Cup! My mother was abandoned behind a Dollar General store while pregnant and eventually I was born. Now, at Kitty City, I've developed into a beautiful cat with the desire to play and be loved. Come down and see me! Like us on Facebook at "Kitty City Concord"!
Breed: Tabby - Brown
Size: Medium
Petfinder ID: 26454325
Pet has been spayed/neutered
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Domestic Short Hair - Thomas - Medium - Young - Male - Cat
Domestic Short Hair - Thomas - Medium - Young - Male - Cat
Breed: Domestic Short Hair
Size: Medium
Petfinder ID: 26419993
Pet has been spayed/neutered
Kitty City | Concord, NC | 704-795-5219
For additional information, reply to this ad or see: http://www.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=26419993
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Tabby - Bolt 4904m - Medium - Adult - Female - Cat
Tabby - Bolt 4904m - Medium - Adult - Female - Cat
Bolt came from a hoarding situation. She came in pregnant. Had 4 babies in foster care and now there is one left for adoption. Bolt needs someone to help her feel appreciated since in the hoarding situation she didn't get socialized or cared for. If you are that special someone, please come in and meet her. She's just beautiful and we are confident her personality will erupt as love is shown. If you wish to meet Bolt, please visit the Humane Society ...
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Tabby - Grey - Mabel - Medium - Young - Female - Cat
Tabby - Grey - Mabel - Medium - Young - Female - Cat
** Contact info: email [email removed] or call 704-777-0202 ** Mabel is Amelia's sister....they are both very friendly kitties just needing another chance to find a home. The sisters were abandoned by their previous owner when they could not afford them anymore....so they were taken to the shelter where they found a way to go to rescue. Mabel is very people oriented. They do not have to be adopted together. Mabel is approx 2 years old (March 2014) ...
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Domestic Short Hair - Gray and white - Groucho - Small - Young
Domestic Short Hair - Gray and white - Groucho - Small - Young
Groucho is a very sweet cat that has come a long way since she came to the sanctuary. She has a very distinct triangle marking on her nose, giving her a great birth marking. She would love to find a forever home of her own, especially since her friend Yoda has already gone home - if you think that is your family, please contact us to inquire about adopting her. She is approximately 9 months old.
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Domestic Medium Hair - Jasmine - Small - Adult - Female - Cat
Domestic Medium Hair - Jasmine - Small - Adult - Female - Cat
My name is Jasmine and I am a medium/long hair cat born approximately December 2012. I was recently surrender by owner who could no longer keep me. I can be a sweet girl given the time I need to adjust to my new surroundings. I would love a quiet structure home that is looking for a companion. I am white with pretty black markings, and have a very long and bushy black tail. My fur is very soft! My adoption fee is $85 and includes my spay, ...
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Domestic Short Hair - Orange and white - Sullivan - Medium
Domestic Short Hair - Orange and white - Sullivan - Medium
**My name is Sullivan. I am such a friendly boy and people oriented and will sit on your lap and follow you around, talking to you hoping you can talk to me too. I love to have my head and chin scratched and will share a sofa or bed with you. Would you help me find a home please ??? As many other feline friends, I was left abandoned at the shelter and luckily I was able to find my way into rescue. I am in foster care just waiting for a ...
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Tuxedo - Korina - Medium - Young - Female - Cat
Tuxedo - Korina - Medium - Young - Female - Cat
** Contact info: email [email removed] or call 704-777-0202 **Korina, a black and white tuxedo kitty that was rescued from the shelter. I would love to find my forever home - she is very sweet and loving and would make a great companion!Korina is approx. 2 2 years old (Feb 2014), spayed, up to date on shots, combo tested negative.If you need more information about Korina or are interested in adopting, please contact [email removed] or call 704-777 ...
Tabby Female kitten
Sweet Tabby female kitten to good home and to an owner that will ensure she receives vet care and spay etc.
Located in catawba county.
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Solid Black Kitten
Solid Black female kitten. She has that "mini panther" appearance and she has a gentle, timid demeanor. Her only downfall is that she may run if approached too quickly but she really warms up when she realizes you are not that scary. She has always gotten along good with other cats as well as dogs but she may be a little shy in a new environment at first though. She is available to a great home and owner that will ensure she will be spayed and receive vet care etc. If you would have it in your heart ...
Dilute Tortoiseshell - Amelia - Medium - Young - Female - Cat
Dilute Tortoiseshell - Amelia - Medium - Young - Female - Cat
** Contact info: email [email removed] or call 704-777-0202 ** Amelia is a lovely dilute tortoiseshell girl. She is a nice kitty that just loves people...Amelia and her sister Mabel were rescued after they were abandoned by a previous owner who could no longer afford to keep them. They are very nice and extremely loving that would follow you around and will raise you upstairs for some attention. They would love to find a nice warm home ...
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Betty L. Martin, 73, of Benton passed away Tuesday, Dec. 18. She was born March 2, 1939, to the late Beatha Ruby McKay White and Monroe White in Humphrey, Mo. Betty was a homemaker and of the Lutheran faith.
She was predeceased by her husband, James F. Martin.
Connie Ann Barger Fehrmann, 59, a resident of Benton, passed away Tuesday, Dec. 18, 2012, in Benton. She was born Oct. 3, 1953, in St. Louis, Mo., to the late Stuart Barger and Alverne Short Barger.Â
Phyllis Kathleen Grimes, 89, of Bryant passed away Dec. 18. She was born April 16, 1923, in Little Rock to the late Dwight and Anna Dailey Hoffman.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Charlie Lee Grimes; and a son, Carroll Edward Matthews.
She is survived by her grandson, Chuck Matthews; a granddaughter, Theresa Matthews Bolen; great-grandchildren, Jennifer and Christa Matthews, Melanie, Samantha and Calvin Benefield; a great-great grandson, Brayden Brown; and a niece, Becky Sutton Darner.
Imogene "Jean" Caple Baxley, 73, a lifelong resident of the Sardis community, passed away on Thursday, Dec. 20, with her family by her side.
Born May 20,1939, to the late Elliott and Martha Jane Caple, Jean was the youngest of five children. She attended Bryant Schools from first through 12th grades where she played softball and was on the Senior High School Homecoming Court. Jean was a graduate of the Bryant High School Class of 1957.
My mother, Glenda Lee Neckar, was born Aug. 23, 1935, to Dovie May Pendergrass and James Ellory Spicer in Paris, Ark. She lived in Benton, Waco, Texas, and Tulsa, Okla. Her final destination was Hot Springs.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her sister, Eloise Spicer French; a brother, James Clifton Spicer; and, most recently, her dearest friend in the world, Ruth Landers.
She is survived by her sister, Martha Rowles of Hot Springs; and a niece, Glenda Rowles Pippin of Hot Springs.Â
Lee Anne Tyler, 47, of LaGrange, Ga., formerly of Bryant, Ark., passed away on Dec. 16, with her family by her side. She was born Jan. 10, 1965, to Bill and Patricia Patten in Pine Bluff.
Lee Ann was a very loving and devoted wife, mother, daughter, sister and friend. She was very involved with her children's lives and loved being a "cheer mom."
Lee Anne was a member of Baptist Tabernacle Church in LaGrange.
She was preceded in death by her mother, Patricia Patten.
Glenn Ray Spears, 64, of Benton, passed away Saturday, Dec. 15. He was born Aug. 17, 1948 in Winfield, La. Mr. Spears retired from the Navy as a Chief Petty Officer, owned Spears Adult Daycare and wrote policies and procedures for adult day care facilities in Arkansas.
He love to kayak but his greatest joy in life were his grandchildren.Â
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Richard Manuel Melian, 25, of Benton passed away Saturday, Dec. 15. He was born June 30, 1987, in Newark, N.J., to Moises A. Melian and Ana Carolina Castro-Mejia.
Before moving to Benton, he graduated from Matheny School and Hospital in Peapack, N.J., in 2008. Richard was a member of Northside Church of Christ in Benton and was loved by many.Â
Wayne Dale Graddy, 85, of Benton passed away Saturday, Dec. 15. He was born Dec. 14, 1927, in Morganton.Â
Mr. Graddy served in the U.S. Army and was chief of the Springhill Fire Department for more than 20 years. He was a carpenter and a member of the Highway Church of Christ in Benton.Â
Mr. Graddy was preceded in death by his parents, Robert and Mattie Pearl Graddy; a brother, Ralph Graddy; and two sisters, Ruby Cullum and Laveda Haltom.


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22 Goo Goo Dolls perform at City Winery.
22 Sam Smith performs at The Vic.
23 Cecily Strong attends Planned Parenthood's Generations Celebration at Navy Pier's Grand Ballroom.
24 Aloe Blacc performs at The Vic.
25 Brian Posehn appears at C2E2 at McCormick Place.
25-27 Mick Foley, RJ Mitte, Chandler Riggs appear at C2E2 at McCormick Place.
26 Hulk Hogan appears at C2E2 at McCormick Place.
26 Adventure Club performs at Aragon Ballroom.
26-27 Rider Strong, Tyler Posey appear at C2E2 at McCormick Place.
1 M.I.A. performs at Riviera Theatre.
2 Kid Ink performs at House of Blues.
3 Seth Meyers hosts Make-A-Wish's Wish Ball at Soldier Field.
5, 9 Queens of the Stone Age perform at Aragon Ballroom.
7 Rick Springfield signs "Magnificent Vibration" book at Anderson's in Naperville.
8 Fred Savage speaks at CineYouth Festival at Columbia College.
8-9 Kevin Farley performs at Laugh Factory.
13 Neon Trees performs at Riviera Theatre.
14 Rodriguez performs at Chicago Theatre.
15 Aviici performs at Allstate Arena.
15 Austin Mahone, Jason Derulo perform at 103.5 Kiss FM's Fantabuloso at Rosemont Theatre.
16 Foster The People perform at Riviera Theatre.
16 Ashanti performs at The Shrine.
16 Lana Del Ray performs at Aragon Ballroom.
17 Kristin Chenoweth performs at Goodman Theatre gala at Hilton Chicago hotel.
17 Haim performs at Riviera Theatre.
17 Bob Harper hosts Self Magazine's Workout in the Park in Grant Park.
18 Magic Johnson speaks at National Restaurant Association trade show at McCormick Place.
19 Mikhail Baryshnikov hosts Hubbard Street Dance's Spotlight Ball at Fairmont Chicago Millennium Park.
21 Danity Kane performs at House of Blues.
21-22 Aziz Ansari performs at Chicago Theatre.
25 Future performs at Concord Music Hall.
25 Talib Kweli performs at Metro.
29-31 Sklar Brothers perform at Up Comedy Club.
30 Tommy Dreamer appears at The Squared Circle.
30 Naughty By Nature perform at Tailgaters.
30 PJ Morton performs at Double Door.
31 Patton Oswalt performs at Chicago Theatre.
31 Brad Paisley performs at First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre.
31 Jack Johnson performs at FirstMerit Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island.
5 Vampire Weekend performs at UIC Pavilion.
6-7 Al Madrigal performs at Up Comedy Club.
7 Morgan Freeman honored by Gene Siskel Film Center at Ritz-Carlton Chicago.
9 Kelis performs at Park West.
11 Backstreet Boys, Avril Lavigne perform at First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre.
12 Charles Tillman hosts Celebrity Pro Bowler fundraiser at Kings.
13 Romeo Santos performs at Allstate Arena.
13 Morrissey performs at Civic Opera House.
15 Lionel Richie, Cee Lo Green perform at First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre.
17-18 Tegan and Sara perform at The Vic.
18-19 One Republic, The Script perform at Ravinia.
19 Queen, Adam Lambert perform at United Center.
19 Yandel performs at House of Blues.
20 Bruno Mars performs at First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre.
20 Jim Jefferies performs at The Vic.
4-5 Dave Matthews Band performs at FirstMerit Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island.
11 Lady Gaga performs at United Center.
11 Fall Out Boy, Paramore perform at First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre.
19 Blake Shelton, The Band Perry perform at Wrigley Field.
7-8 Katy Perry performs at United Center.
26-27 Arcade Fire performs at United Center.
29-30 One Direction performs at Soldier Field.
31 Luke Bryan performs at Soldier Field.
11-13 Judah Friedlander performs at Up Comedy Club.
8 Justin Timberlake performs at United Center.
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Insight to Christmas gifts for weather enthusiastsFargo, ND (WDAY TV) - Do you have weather geek on your Christmas list? Stormtracker meteorologist Rob Kupec has a few ideas to help you get at gift for the weather nerd in your life.
Fargo, ND (WDAY TV) - Do you have weather geek on your Christmas list? Stormtracker meteorologist Rob Kupec has a few ideas to help you get at gift for the weather nerd in your life.
Keith Malakowsky is showing off his Davis Home Weather Center. From an automated rain gauge and thermometer to an anemometer on the roof of his house. All the data then goes into a computer stuffed in a closet in his basement were the data is saved. He's been doing it this way since 1983 and like many started young.
Keith Malakowsky, Weather Enthusiast: "My dad farmed, so you're really interested in the weather at that time keeping track of the rainfall and stuff like that."
A system like Malakowsky's will run you between $500 and $1,000 dollars.
Too much, there are less expensive and still decent models available on line for just over $100. But still maybe you're looking for something simple.
Well any weather nerd would really appreciate a good rain gauge but make sure you get a good model, it might cost you 20 or 30 bucks but these are much more accurate than the little glass ones you buy.
The Peterson Field Guide to the Atmosphere is a great book for the sky watcher in your life, full of picture to help identify daily and strange weather phenomena.
Well it may be a little old school but there's nothing like keeping a good weather diary, for instance in my hometown in 1979, cloudy, snow and a high of 18.
Of course in my opinion, the WDAY Stormtracker Calendar is nearly the perfect gift for everyone.
Malakowsky: "I'd like to get a little hand held anemometer so you can be out in the storm. You can chase storms and you can see what the wind speed of the storm is."
Mrs. Malakowsky are your listening?
Malakowsky is the national Weather Service observer in town and his data is available at FMweather.com.
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Before 1980, rates were generally well below 10%. They have since doubled or tripled in many countries, and in almost half of the OECD, 50% or more of the population is overweight. A key risk factor for numerous chronic diseases, obesity is a major public health concern.
This book contributes to evidence-based policy making by exploring multiple dimensions of the obesity problem. It examines the scale and characteristics of the epidemic, the respective roles and influence of market forces and governments, and the impact of interventions. It outlines an economic approach to the prevention of chronic diseases that provides novel insights relative to a more traditional public health approach.
The analysis was undertaken by the OECD, partly in collaboration with the World Health Organization. The main chapters are complemented by special contributions from health and obesity experts, including Marc Suhrcke, Tim Lobstein, Donald Kenkel and Francesco Branca.
a valuable set of results and suggestions about the best preventive interventions to reduce the burden of obesity. Julio Frenk, Dean, Harvard School of Public Health
The positive message of this book is that the obesity epidemic can be successfully addressed. Ala Alwan, Assistant Director-General, World Health Organization
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ForewordAcknowledgementsAbbreviationsExecutive SummaryChapter 1. Introduction: Obesity and the Economics of Prevention-Obesity: The extent of the problem-Obesity, health and longevity-The economic costs of obesity-The implications for social welfare and the role of prevention-What economic analysis can contribute-The book's main conclusions-Overview of the remaining chapters-Key messagesSpecial Focus I. Promoting Health and Fighting Chronic Diseases: What Impact on the Economy? by Marc SuhrckeChapter 2. Obesity: Past and Projected Future Trends-Obesity in the OECD and beyond-Measuring obesity-Historical trends in height, weidht and obesity-Cohort patterns in overweight and obesity-Projections of obesity rates up to 2020-Key messagesChapter 3. The Social Dimensions of Obesity-Obesity in different social groups-Obesity in men and women-Obesity at different ages-Obesity and socio-economic condition-Obesity in different racial and ethnic groups-Does obesity affect employment, wages and productivity?-Key messagesSpecial Focus II. The Size and Risks of the International Epidemic of Child Obesity by Tim LobsteinChapter 4. How Does Obesity Spread?-The determinants of health and disease-The main driving forces behind the epidemic-Market failures in lifestyle choices-The social multiplier effect: Clustering of obesity within households, peer groups and social networks-Key messagesSpecial Focus III. Are Health Behaviors Driven by Information? by Donald KenkelChapter 5. Tackling Obesity: The Roles of Governments and Markets-What can governments do to improve the quality of our choices-Government policies on diet and physical activity in the OECD area-Private sector responses: Are markets adjusting to the new challenges?-Key messagesSpecial Focus IV. Community Interventions for the Prevention of Obesity by Francesco BrancaChapter 6. The Impact of Interventions -What interventions really work?-cost effectiveness analysis: A generalised approach-Effects of interventions on obesity, health and life expectancy-The costs and cost-effectiveness of interventions-Strategies involving multiple interventions-Distributional impacts of preventive interventions-From modelling to policy: Key drivers of success-Key messagesSpecial Focus V. Perspectives on the Regulation of Food Advertising to Children: The UK Experience by Jonathan PorterSpecial Focus VI. The Case for Self-Regulation in Food Advertising by Stephan LoerkeChapter 7. Information, Incentives and Choice: A Viable Approach to Preventing Obesity-Tackling the obesity problem-Populations or individuals?-Changing social norms-A multi-stakeholder approach-How much individual choice?-Key messagesAnnex A. Supplementary Figures and TablesAnnex B. Authors and Contributors Biographies


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The Brewery Gave Half A Million Czech Crowns To Velké Popovice (Translation)
27 April 2010
Prague, April 26, 2010. As part of the 5th annual celebration of Baron Ringhoffer's crossing through the country, the town of Velké Popovice received monetary gifts. Velké Popovice Brewery gave the municipality a total 500,000 Kč ($26,216.50 US).
The town of Velké Popovice received two monetary gifts from the brewery in total of 500,000 Kč ($26,216.50 US). The first cheque of 200,000 Kč ($10,486.60 US) is to be used in finishing the construction of an outside playground for children including swings in Velké Popovice, putting up signs to make navigation around Velké Popovice easier for visitors, and finally, widening a road leading to the dam by the fishing pond. The second cheque of 300,000 Kč ($15,729.90 US) will support the purchase of a plot of land for a pedestrian zone from the gas station to the brewery's pond, together with the architectural study of a roundabout. The primary school in Popovice won't be left behind. Here the funds will be used to improve hygiene - specifically for the purchase of sinks.
"The financial support which Velké Popovice received from the brewery is a result of a long-term cooperation, which was declared back in 2008. Based on this declaration, our brewery works in cooperation with Velké Popovice on supporting tourism, on fostering cultural and social relationships, on protecting the environment, and on the development of community events and of transportation," states the manager of the Velké Popovice brewery, Jaroslav Hacko.
The actual donation of funds took place at the Velké Popovice brewery, where right after the cheques were handed over, the programme continued with the baptism of goats which were born only a few weeks ago at the brewery. They are the offspring of Olda, the goat mascot. Jiří Fusek, senior brewer, is the new godfather to the little goats.
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This SABMiller subsidiary news release has been translated from its local market language to English language for publication on www.sabmiller.com. We have attempted to provide an accurate translation of the original material but due to the difficulties of translation slight differences may exist.
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Save the Colony! Your staff are brawling, the Harvester Robot is happily chain sawing its way through the oxygen supply, and small, furry, and troublesome aliens have conquered the disco. Welcome home! Each of your colonists has a mind of their own so remember the golden rule: a happy colonist is a productive colonist. Ignore them and their needs and they'll pick fights, argue, and even get depressed. Nurture them, however, and they will work hard for you, become friends, and maybe even fall in love!
You've mastered building simulated life on Earth. Let's see how you do with the rest of the galaxy. Welcome to Space Colony, where your life is in the hands of an unruly group of fellow space rejects. With over 100 buildings at your disposal, it's up to you to build a colony that meets all the colonists' needs and keeps them safe and happy. So before you shell out all your credits on iron extraction and space chicken production to bring in the cash, remember, that without a gym, a sauna, or a half-decent restaurant, nobody's going to want to work for you!
Age requirements: ESRB Rating: TEEN with Animated Blood, Mature Sexual Themes, Mild Language, Mild Violence. PEGI Rating: 12+ with Bad Language, Violence.
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Posted on 2012-11-08 08:19:38 byYAGOG:
I give Space Colony 3.5 stars out of 5. As you will discover, it's got some big problems, but not until near the completion of the game.
Space Colony is set up in two paths: One path for easier, tourist-based facilities; and one path for the more challenging defense- and production-based facilities. I mostly enjoyed both paths, but the tourist path was a little too easy, and theread more alien path was a little too hard.
The game-play was mostly good, and I did not feel like I was just trying to choke it down so that I could complete it and put it away... At least, not until the end. It was normal to get wrapped up in this game for hours. I enjoyed the micro-managing and I thought it was interesting that there were parts of the game where you needed to think and plan far ahead. Aside from losing time to failing such missions, I enjoyed starting over and tweaking my strategy. Sometimes changing a strategy in a very small way was the tipping point between success and failure -- And that made this game memorable.
The crew could have used a little work. Their AI was lacking, and their conversations and comments were repetitive and eventually annoying. But I've seen much worse.
The graphics for the ORIGINAL game weren't anything special. Run-of-the-mill type stuff.
Space Colony has a rather heavy list of game-play demands. In every mission, you have to build the colony, train your crew, keep them entertained and fed, make sure they sleep and work, make sure they are socializing and getting along; keep them and the station sanitary, cure them of infections, the list goes on. Sometimes they required in-game therapy. Each crew member is different in what skills they have, what their needs are and what they like or dislike. They also had specific crew that they would get along with or not. It usually felt like a big waste of funds to get an entertainment item that only one of the crew would use and like -- but this game is so ENTIRELY dependent on the crew working at their full potential, it was sometimes necessary to waste funds on a single crew member.
You also have alien attacks, defense, repairs, mining, harvesting, exploring, tourists and whatever level goals Blackwater Industries gives you. You will need to find food and harvest it, find ore and mine it, process ore into goods, keep the station's utilities running, perform trade, build build build, etc.
In Space Colony, there are only a few crew members that you control, which is good - considering how much maintenance they require. The biggest problem I had with this game was the AI-dead crew that couldn't take care of themselves if their little AI lives depended on it. Real simple stuff too, like talking to other crew members during their off-hours, or picking up their paycheck. Near the end of the game, maintaining the crew was nearly impossible. To make matters worse, if your crew isn't doing well, they work less to none at all -- working less and less based on how bad they were doing - Which adds a lot of challenge, since getting them what they need often requires funds, time, and additional space. If they aren't working, there's not enough funds coming in and it just spirals downward from there.
All of this was a fine-tuned juggling act.
BUT, none of this will be a serious problem until later on in the game. These challenges mostly add to the game, up until closer to the end.
Another few quirks to be aware of: 1. If you fail a mission, you start over from the beginning of that mission. You can lose a great deal of time this way, since setting up can take a while. 2. When you start a mission, you usually start with a basic structure, so you will be having to build up a new colony every mission. 3. As if the last parts of Space Colony weren't hard enough, they add diseases to the mix. Diseases are a real menace in this game. Highly infectious, nearly impossible to stamp out, and it is just as difficult (and expensive) to continually cure your crew.
Overall, I rate this game at 3 1/2 out of 5.
+5 stars for 3/4 of the game-play,
-1 star for 1/4 of the game-play,
-1/2 star for lack of replay value (see the -1 star ;P )
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Posted on 2012-11-08 06:45:53 bymnthorpe:
If you've never tried this game before it plays a bit like a mix of the Sims, an RTS with some construction Sim style game-play all of which can me mixed and matched to match a play style your comfortable with; for example when I started playing I enjoyed the sim-like elements of caring for my colonists but as I got more skilled I was able to focus more on production and defenceread more of my stations.
It's definitely one to check out any of this sounds interesting as it provides heaps of missions, scenarios and a sandbox to play with as well as a galaxy mode and campaign with lovely cinematics which gradually introduce you to the different game elements.
- Fantastic game-play variety (Part Sim, Part RTS, Part Construction Sim, All enjoyable)
- Tons of Missions (Campaign, Galaxy mode, scenario's and user made levels)
- Map Editor
- well defined characters
- interesting art style
- Strange difficulty curve (I noticed some missions where far harder than others and can cause some frustration)
- Can be overwhelming (with allot of game-play elements it's easy to get in over your head, I recommend playing through the campaign first as it introduces al the elements gradually with context)
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Posted on 2012-11-13 21:49:42 byKhadgar42:
I played Space Colony without HD about a year ago and since I had problems running it on my new PC I just bought this HD version.
I just want to talk about the HD version, I agree with most of the others who reviewed the gameplay.
I give 4 Stars out of 5 because the High Definition is done nicely but leaves room for minor improvements.
16:9 widescreen (1920x1080) Resolution isread more supported and on my 27" it looks big enough not to be searching the needle in the haystack.
No Binoculars needed. Very good!
The Menu, start and loading screens don't use the high resolution though. This isn't really much of problem it just reminds you how old the game is.
Black Borders anyone?
The worse thing is that the video sequences have also remained small. Some "full screen" scaling would have been nice. Granted they look sharper in small scale, but with the huge black border around them they seem smaller than YouTube Clips.
Where is the full screen button?
Thankfully you normally don't play such games for the video sequences but it still feels like some minor changes like full screen scaling or resolution switching would have improved the HD feeling a little better.
Game play wise - let me just add one thing : The game is fun if you like the personalities of your crew. I just love Stig, the Space Biker so I enjoyed Space Colony.
Stig rules!
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Who can forget the gunshot snare drum bang that ushers in Like a Rolling Stone? When Bruce Springsteen gave his riveting keynote address at this year's SXSW music conference in Austin, Texas he expressed wonder at how it felt to be a teenage and hear Bob Dylan's compelling description of youthful isolation.
"And the first thing he asked you was: How does it feel?" said Springsteen.
"Man, how does it feel to be on your own? And if you were a kid in 1965, you were on your own, because your parents, God bless them, they could not understand the incredible changes that were taking place. You were on your own, without a home. He gave us the words to understand our hearts.
"He didn't treat you like a child. He treated you like an adult. He stood back and he took in the stakes that we were playing for, he laid them out in front of you."
That's the impact of a Dylan song. It was the same with so many others. Masters of War, Ballad of Thin Man, My Back Pages, It Ain't Me Babe, It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding), Mr Tambourine Man, A Hard Rain's A Gonna Fall, Subterranean Homesick Blues … and that's just a few years in the 60s.
Through his work with Band – and what that gave us music fans – and his fine 70s records like Blood on the Tracks, Dylan just kept changing our lives.
This remembering is prompted by Dylan's latest record, Tempest (Columbia). It's a fine work, probably the best he's done in more than 10 years – since Love and Theft in 2001.
Two questions arise from listening to Dylan, someone who has been part of life for five decades. First, how good are the songs and the music and how does it fit in Dylan's longer term canon?
This is a joyous and rich record musically. The band – Dylan's touring outfit plus one – consists of bassist Tony Garnier, drummer George G Receli, steel guitarist Donnie Herron and guitarists Charlie Sexton and Stu Kimball. The plus one is David Hidalgo from Los Lobos and he just adds good stuff like accordion and fiddle.
There are moments when it's the finest country swing music you've ever heard, with a closed-eyes appearance from Bob Wills coming to mind as you listen to the opener, Duquesne Whistle – a tune co-written with the Grateful Dead's Robert Hunter, as were all the songs on the last studio effort, Together Through Life.
Then there is a genuine slice of Delta blues, as echoes of Muddy Waters's Mannish Boy can be heard in Early Roman Kings. Other blues tastes are scattered throughout, in Narrow Way (which has the delightful couplet, "I'm armed to the hilt, and I'm struggling hard/You won't get out of here unscarred") and Pay in Blood.
The title track, a 45 verse telling of the sinking of the Titanic is an epic folk song in the Dylan style with some delicious Celtic-country notes. He's said he worked on it after "fooling around" with an earlier tune about the maritime disaster, the Carter Family's The Titanic.
Here Dylan's attention to detail is characteristically spot-on: "They battened down the hatches/But the hatches wouldn't hold/They drowned upon the staircase/Of brass and polished gold."
Elsewhere there are dark themes. A dire love triangle described in Tin Angel ends in grisly murder: "All three lovers together in a heap/Thrown into the grave, forever to sleep/Funeral torches blaze away/Through the towns and villages all night and all day."
Early Roman Kings tells of despots massacring their people and John Lennon's killing is a subtext to Roll On John - the least satisfying of the album's 10 tunes, despite it being a heart-felt tribute from one great songwriter to another.
The bleakest tune is the blues and gospel tinged Pay in Blood, a reflection on a world that contains no light in the darkness. It does hark back to those bitter, spit in your face tunes from the 60s but doesn't have the emotional impact or the musical power, as strong as the playing and singing might be.
Dylan sings: "Another politician pumping out the piss/Another angry beggar blowing you a kiss/You got the same eyes that your mother does/If only you could prove who your father was/Someone must have slipped a drug in your wine/You gulped it down and you cross the line/Man can't live by bread alone/I pay in blood, but not my own."
I love this record and it sits on the second top shelf of my Dylan collection but it isn't top shelf stuff. You know that when you go back and listen to those zingers from 45 years ago. That was Dylan at the very top of his game. This is a brilliant song writer writing brilliant songs. The difference is vast.
Dylan's voice has not been better for a long time, perhaps as lyrical as we've heard since Nashville Skyline (which has its own echoes on this collection). Charlie Sexton's gentle guitar is as spell-binding as it's always been and the band just rocks.
It is great Dylan but it's not genius.
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Emmy says:
It is now obvious that Swans love of American muso's has flowed through to and influenced left leaning commenters to rekindle or acquire a love for the same. Man-love is beautiful to behold. Maybe this infatuation of American muso's is just Swans way to get Dennis and his mates to write about anything but Labor spending.
Alfie says:
Poor Dennis Atkins, still living in the 60's - when Dylan and Labor used to have credibility.
subotic sugarman says:
Dylan: Brilliant songwriter, brilliant songs, but…
he ain't no Jesus Rodriguez.
TChong says:
Always been a big fan of Robert , but ,everyone covers Dylan better than Dylan- Bryan Ferrys "Hard Rain ", and Ken Bishops Nice Twelve version of "Subterranean Homesick Blues" are prime examples.
Very dissapointed when he played the Ent Cent recently - Bobs rendition of his songs were not worth $100+.
TChong says:
Always been a big fan of Robert , but ,everyone covers Dylan better than Dylan- Bryan Ferrys "Hard Rain ", and Ken Bishops Nice Twelve version of "Subterranean Homesick Blues" are prime examples.
Very dissapointed when he played the Ent Cent recently - Bobs rendition of his songs were not worth $100+.
MD says:
I thought this was going to be an article about Dylan being well past it and making a habit of doing terrible live performances.
jimbo says:
At least we Baby Boomers had Dylan. Name an artist who has come after him who is half as good? The latest offerings are sub standard rubbish and this includes all rap (artists). I suppose the standard has slipped because later generations have not enjoyed a real life and are happy to accept anything that is put before them.
Now, where are my blue pills?
sunny says:
I've never been a Dylan fan because most of his brilliant songwriting and songs lack any kind of powerful delivery. Listening to him sing is (I find) anti-inspiring, he just hasn't got the vocal range that his songs deserve and IMO sings them at the wrong tempo. Sure you can get inspiration from his lyrics alone but that's poetry not music. His songs only come to life when they get covered by a good singer, and there's a long list of great songs written by Dylan that were rescued by a singer who could do justice to them! BTW I reckon if someone like Ben E. King sang Like a Rolling Stone it would have been far more effective.
Max Redlands says:
I have said this before but when all the other rock bands and pop singers and wannabe "sensitive artists" are dead, buried and forgotten Dylan will be remembered as the Shakespeare of our time.
To borrow a line from Wilde: he put his talent into his art - he's put his genius into his life.
The most notable thing for me is his complete refusal to "play the game".He has made a career out of disappointing people's expectations. Booed when he went electric, derided for "going country" and looked at in dumbfounded amazement when he announced he was a born again christian.
Above all he has a great sense of humour.
He said it:
"Folk music is a bunch of fat people."
"What good are fans? You can't eat applause for breakfast. You can't sleep with it."
"All this talk about equality. The only thing people really have in common is that they are all going to die."
"Being noticed can be a burden. Jesus got himself crucified because he got himself noticed. So I disappear a lot."
"Democracy don't rule the world, You'd better get that in your head; This world is ruled by violence, But I guess that's better left unsaid."
Black Dynamite says:
Went to him a few years ago, his voice is shot sounds like he's be gargling marbles for 40 years.
HappyG says:
Thank you Dennis for an appraisal of a record. Done with some knowledge and honesty. I fail to see how some dim wits can relate an article about a new record by an American folk rock legend to a) the Labor party b) left - right politics or c) Wayne Swan FFS. Guess they're just not that bright.
Markus says:
A talentless hack who has forged a career out of stealing other people's music.
Brian Ferry, The Byrds, Hendrix, even as far as Guns N Roses.
The guy seriously has no shame.
the cynic says:
Dylan's musical grading. Songwriter 10 singer 0. Could never figure why he ever thought he could sing. His mother should have had a lot of explaining to do telling him lies all those years ago.
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