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May 1-7 – Just Say Om Theme
For more info on this week's theme check out the original post – it has links to the artwork, the font, and more about why I created the theme.
Random note: I usually get pics of my planner on Mondays, at work, where the lighting is terrible but before I've had a chance to scribble all over the week. Some of these were taken later in the week after I'd already started actual planning and listing and so forth. I'm kind of tired of having such shitty pics for you, though, so I'm going to try and start getting better shots in better light.
May 8-14 – Deer Theme
May 15-21 – Waterhouse Theme
May 22-28 – Peacock Watercolor Theme
And now we move into June, which I haven't already posted, so a bit more detail about those.
May 29-June 4 – Fluorite Color Scheme
There wasn't really much to this one – I just wanted to do a week with my favorite color scheme, the colors of rainbow fluorite. I also managed to forget to write down the font name, so, I have no idea what to point you toward if you like it. Sorry!
June 5 – June 11 – Sunflowers Theme
If you know me at all you probably know I hate summer. Loathe it. I'm sure people who live in areas where the sun doesn't try to murder them half the year think I'm a madwoman, but after years of prescription-induced photosensitivity, I've gotten to where being out in the heat and especially direct glaring sunlight like we have here literally makes me sick.
Summer in Texas is endless, brutal, and awful. And since I don't like the beach, don't like swimming or water-related funtimes, and am too vegan to really enjoy 90% of barbecues, most summertime activities are kind of wasted on me. I want Autumn, Winter, and even Spring – Texas does boast a lovely, if brief, Spring. But I hate every minute between Memorial Day and pretty much Mabon – it doesn't even really start cooling off until the end of September if we're lucky and sometimes not even till Halloween. So you probably won't see lots of brightly colored beach-themed and camping-related themes from me from now until Fall – if anything the opposite as I try to distract myself from the season.
However, there are a couple of things that early summer in particular offers around here that I do like: Sunflowers and storms. Oh, summer storms! Violent and wild and electric! I adore them. And even though yellow isn't remotely my color, something about the brazen happiness of sunflowers always makes me smile. There are stalwart stands of them all along my commute, and they cheer me up amid the relentless heat. Thus, I wanted to capture them in my planner to remind me that not everything about Summer is awful…although ask me again in late July and I'll probably say even sunflowers can jolly well fuck off.
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June 12 – 18 – Wonder Woman Theme
Shockingly (not), I loved Wonder Woman, and I absolutely had to do a theme for the movie. I had to be sure and include Robin Wright's magnificent Antiope – can we have her in all action movies from now on?
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Named for an immersive widescreen film projection system that predated IMAX, Cinerama were founded by David Gedge after he put the Wedding Present on sabbatical following a 1997 tour. Centered lyrically around Gedge's regular themes of courtship, romance, love, lust, and infidelity, Cinerama also indulged Gedge's love of film music from John Barry to blaxploitation, as well as the classic songwriting of Bacharach/David and the less dramatic sides of Scott Walker -- a comfy spot between twee and Tindersticks, certainly more powerful and gutsy than the former and not as dark and solemn as the latter.
Primarily a duo shared with his mate Sally Murrell, Cinerama employed a shifting lineup of collaborators and full-blown members. Released in 1998, debut album Va Va Voom featured the help of the Church's Marty Wilson-Piper and Emma Pollock of the Delgados. Gedge rescued the rhythm section of the disbanded Goya Dress (Terry de Castro and Simon Pearson) in 1999, employing them as members, and former Weddoes guitarist Simon Cleave was a regular in the lineup since the group's first show.
the Wedding Present, Cinerama issued a clutch of multi-format singles in support of Va Va Voom, as well as a number of intervening releases prior to 2000's Steve Albini-recorded Disco Volante. Notable were the band's inaugural release on its own Scopitones label on Valentine's Day of 2000 and the single "Manhattan," which featured a cover of the Smiths' "London" on the B-side. Conveniently collecting the group's first four singles, This Is Cinerama was released just weeks after Disco Volante. They were also frequent guests on John Peel's BBC radio program, and in time released three albums of their recordings for his show. In 2002, Cinerama released their third proper album, the dark, guitar-driven Torino. Spring 2003 saw the release of Cinerama Holiday, which collected the entirety of the group's fifth through eighth singles, and a clutch of live recordings followed.
David Gedge and Sally Murrell ended their musical and personal relationship, and Gedge chose to revive the Wedding Present rather than continue recording or performing as Cinerama; his next album was the Wedding Present's Take Fountain in 2005. However, Gedge occasionally includes Cinerama songs during Wedding Present shows, and periodically revives the project for festival appearances. In 2014, Gedge and his Scopitones label released Seven Wonders of the World, a compilation that brought together the tracks from Cinerama's last five singles. Soon afterward, Gedge revived the Cinerama name to work on his long-gestating idea of recording a batch of songs in the styles of both the Wedding Present and Cinerama. With the help of Spanish indie pop musician Pedro Vigil, Gedge dramatically reworked the Wedding Present's 2012 album Valentina, delivering it in May of 2015.

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Accepted and presented at the Design of Medical Devices Conference (DMD2014), Minneapolis, MN, April 7–10, 2014. DOI: 10.1115/1.4027052
Manuscript received February 21, 2014; final manuscript received March 3, 2014; published online April 28, 2014. Editor: Arthur G. Erdman.
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About La Casa Loco
Established in 1993, La Casa Loco (translated as 'the Mad House' in Spanish) remains an independently owned restaurant and has earned a reputation for its authentic, high quality home cooked cuisine, warm and vibrant decor, lively atmosphere and friendly well trained staff.
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Physical Address: 4800 N. Devils Glen Rd. Bettendorf, Iowa
Crow Creek Park is a community park that features a reservable picnic shelter. Some of the other notable features in this park include a dog park, quarry, dek hockey facility, skate and bike park, cross country trail, recreation trail, adult and youth softball, baseball and soccer fields, playground areas, and six picnic shelters.
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By: Caela Carter
Release Date: 02/26/13
ME is Evelyn Jones, 16, a valedictorian hopeful who's been playing bad girl to piss off THEM, her cold, distant parents. HIM is Todd, Evelyn's secret un-boyfriend, who she thought she was just using for sex - until she accidentally fell in love with him. But before Evelyn gets a chance to tell Todd how she feels, something much more important comes up. IT. IT is a fetus. Evelyn is pregnant - and when Todd turns his back on her, Evelyn has no idea who to turn to. Can a cheating father, a stiff, cold mother, a pissed-off BFF, and a (thankfully!) loving aunt with adopted girls of her own help Evelyn make the heart-wrenching decisions that follow? With the popularity of Juno, Teen Mom, and The Secret Life of the American Teenager, this novel has a built-in audience. Gripping, heartfelt, and responsible, Me, Him, Them, and It is not to be missed!
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Hi Caela! I am so excited that you're taking time out of your busy schedule to stop by today!
Hello Lovely Fall-Into-Books Readers! I'm so pumped to be guest blogging for you today to start off my awesome first blog tour ever for my first book ever. And, I want to thank the Amazing Amber for hosting me today!
So...the book is ME, HIM, THEM AND IT and it will be officially hot-off-the-presses one week from today! (That's what they tell me anyway. I'm still 90% sure that this is all a dream and I'm going to have a very disappointing alarm clock in my ear any second now...no? the dream is still going? Ok, I'll keep writing.)
Much has been said about my angry, intelligent, misguided and—oh, yeah—pregnant, narrator Evelyn Jones. If you choose to read the book (and—shameless plug—you should!) you'll either love her or you'll hate her in the first two pages.
But, to be honest, one of the most fun aspects of crafting this book was creating the cast of characters who react to Evelyn's situation. Let me introduce you to some of my favorites:
Aunt Linda is Evelyn's aunt. She's Judy's (Evelyn's stiff mother) younger sister, adopted from China, and the only adult Evelyn trusts.
Lizzie Is Evelyn's bubbly, popular best friend who's greatest wish is to find and meet her long lost father.
Tammy and Cecelia are Aunt Linda's adoptive daughters. Though they are Black and therefore will look nothing like Evelyn's own baby, they are able to make her face some of the facts about parenthood.They also have a unique ability to tease out Evelyn's soft side.
Maryellie is Evelyn's only friend at the all-Latina high school she attends in the second-half of the book. And Evelyn's only friend who is also pregnant.
Nora is Aunt Linda's blond-and-beautiful but strict partner.
Yes, the variety of the characters above made the drafting of this novel about 100% more difficult to write. It meant more research, more revising, more chatting with many different actual real-live people to make each character as genuine as possible.
But, once Evelyn got pregnant (which was like the third sentence of the first draft of the book, but I wasn't quite sure she was pregnant before I got that far) it was important to me to portray a variety of reactions. There isn't one defined way to react to a teenaged pregnancy and there certainly isn't a correct way to react. Evelyn's own reaction is so visceral and isolating, I wanted to force her to face some alternatives and to admit to the advantages she does have.
The way a person reacts to a problem as big as an unplanned pregnancy has everything to do with her cultural and family history. We're lucky in America to have a plethora of cultural histories and definitions of family that all brush up against each other, overlap, clash, and, in the best circumstances, dance.
Evelyn comes from a two-parent one-child Southern, White, Catholic family. But she doesn't live in a vacuum. She lives in America. She has access to many other ways of thinking and living and loving if she manages to look for them. So, in choosing and creating my secondary characters, I attempted to develop a scope of opinions and attitudes that would challenge her to open her mind, and, ultimately, her heart.


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Sometimes on The 404 Special, no matter how hard we try, the already tenuous thematic links between songs completely break down.
For example, planning for this edition began with the rough description Consumer Goods, then adopted an even-rougher episode title of How We Spend Our Disposable Income, before resting on the frankly awkward House and Home, and the Things We Fill it With. Which was all very well until we got to the last track and realized - way too late - that it was a song about voyeurism, rather than window coverings.
Despite this, today's tracks still manage to complement each other remarkably well, we think. So perhaps it is best to consider today's show as an audio equivalent of aesthetically-pleasing interior design.
Ladies and Gentlemen, your 30-Minute Makeover team for today is:
ODD AUSTIN Kenmore Fridge
JAY FOREMAN Calypso
STEVE GOODIE Ice Cream Man
POWER SALAD Electric Razor Blues
PROJECT SISYPHUS Butt-floss Girl
FLAT 29 DIY Lovin'
ROB PARAVONIAN Particle Board
ROBERT LUND With Blinds Wide Open
Links to artist websites can be found in the right-hand gutter of this blog.
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Faves and raves by Andrea Carla Michaels
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AGE: 50 — why lie?
NEIGHBORHOOD: Nob Hill
OCCUPATION: Founder and sole employee of ACMENaming.com; constructs crossword puzzles for The New York Times and writes freelance film reviews
SELF-DESCRIPTION: Namer, crossword chick, Scrabble lady, storyteller, free spirit
L'Osteria del Forno
WHERE: 519 Columbus Ave., between Stockton and Green streets
WHAT: Perfect tuna sandwich on focaccia for $6
INFO: (415) 982-1124 or www.losteriadelforno.com
The only restaurant I've ever had on speed dial. $6 will get me the perfect tuna sandwich on focaccia that I can take to sit and eat in Washington Square Park.
Out of the Closet Thrift Store
WHERE: 1498 Polk St., between California and Pine streets
WHAT: Books for less than $1; perfect place for presents
Forget the clothes — the books are in random order for less than $1 and the latent OCD in me sorts them into categories as I pore through them.
Caffe Trieste
WHERE: 609 Vallejo St., at Grant Avenue
WHAT: Django Reinhardt-inspired jazz Wednesdays; pass the hat
Wednesday nights I help pass the tip basket for a band called Café Americain. Django Reinhardt-inspired jazz, though they do everyone from The Beatles to ABBA in that style.
WHERE: 1315 Grant Ave., between Vallejo and Green streets
WHAT: The waitstaff rivals the calamari in freshness and beauty
INFO: (415) 391-4129 or www.idealerestaurant.com
Having spent 20 years dating men half my age who don't speak English, I would say I'm an expert in this area. Ah, Giuseppe, Davide, Fabio ... I came for the food, stayed for the waiters and pop in to say "ciao" on the thinnest of pretexts I can muster.
Royal Ground Coffee
WHERE: 2060 Fillmore St., at California Street
WHEN: Thursday afternoons
WHAT: Engage your inner word freak while enjoying a veggie sandwich
I played with my pal Paul there every Sunday for years, and now pop by occasionally Thursday afternoons to play with the gang. I teach a class from time to time about how to improve your game by 50 to 100 points and the finer secrets to beating your grandma. Free Wi-Fi and great veggie sandwiches.
VIZ Cinema
WHERE: 1746 Post St., between Buchanan and Webster streets
WHAT: New theater in Japantown with foreign films and curry-flavored popcorn
INFO: www.newpeopleworld.com/films
It's a perfect little hideaway, comfortable, and screens small foreign arty films. Apparently the popcorn is curry flavored, but I prefer drop-dead silence when I watch a film.
Honey Honey Cafe and Crepery
WHERE: 599 Post St., at Taylor Street
WHAT: Great food, free Wi-Fi and a hookah bar next door
INFO: (415) 351-2423 or www.honeyhoneycafeandcrepery.com
A couple of years ago, I bartered my naming services for free lunches at what was then The Crepe House and is now the more tourist-friendly sounding Honey Honey. The owners are from Jordan and exude that special Middle Eastern charm. The food is great, and there's free Wi-Fi, a hookah bar next door and great conversations with Abed and his two honeys, his wife Hinda and her sister Sahar.


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Know Your Pompey is back to put your Blues knowledge to the test at the start of the new campaign.
Optimism is high ahead of the clash with Carlisle with Paul Cook busy in the summer after making 11 new signings.
But can you work out who the new faces are from the descriptions?
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LOGO, MTV Networks' new gay and lesbian-themed cable channel, debuted on Friday, and tonight the network kicks off its first reality series at 10 p.m. ET. First Comes Love follows gay couples who plan and hold a wedding in just two weeks. Hosted by Kids in the Hall's Scott Thompson, the series is an import from Canada.
Tonight's episode focuses on a lesbian couple: "Debbie and Nikki met five years ago but it's time to make the match official. Face the triumphs and hardships of joining two families together."
The title for the series was initially My Fabulous Gay Wedding, but apparently that was too gay even for LOGO. Earlier, the AP reported that a network spokesperson said "[t]he title wasn't changed to sidestep controversy, but rather to better reflect a show about relationships."


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Over at Marginal Revolution, Alex Tabarrok writes:
Tyler asks, following philosopher Alastair Norcross, whether it could ever satisfy a cost-benefit test for one person to die a terrible and tortured death in order to alleviate the headaches of billions of others by one second. Tyler begs off with "a mushy mish-mash of philosophic pluralism, quasi-lexical values" and moral conceit. I will have none of this. The answer, is yes.
Bastiat presciently commented:
The plans differ; the planners are all alike.
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I hate that my mind seems to control my life! I have a peaceful heart, a simple mindset, but my thoughts refuse to let me be those things! I just want to let life live
But this girls mind here, WILL NOT allow it! I let my thoughts continue to control my life and alter my moods. Good, happy, content moods at that!?
**Geezzz!? "More thoughtless thoughts coming your way, take that!
And this!
And love that, fear this, fight that.. And OCD all things over there!? " Ohhhhh… And let's not forget WE MUST CONTROL EVERYTHING
I meannnnn realllyyyy… What kind of peaceful content life would it be without trying to control every damn thing?? Huh?
Some people are just really good at it, letting life flow… For me it is something I must work at every minute of every day!


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Kelly Rowland has laughed off the controversial dress code CBS introduced for last night's Grammys.
The network sparked huge media attention when it wrote to the ceremony's guests to ask them to avoid outfits which would expose "female breast nipples" or "puffy" bare skin in the genital region.
Rowland - who wore a daring cut out George Chakra gown to the ceremony - joked about the dress code with reporters backstage, Us Weekly reports.
"It's so funny!" she said. "I thought about the dress code and thought about it again, and that's about it. I respect. See, I wore clothes!"
Fellow attendee Jennifer Lopez, who caused controversy with her 'leg-bombing' dress, also commented on CBS's rules by quipping: "[The letter to attendees] mentioned things I don't even say in my house around my children."
Elsewhere, Rihanna caused controversy with her outfit as her nipple ring was visible through her gown.
Photo gallery - Stars who flouted the Grammys dress code:
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Earlier today, Google finally answered my wishes for the week. Google finally made the Nexus 5 the real deal. They didn't just announce the handset, either. Nope, this year they took the wrappings of the Nexus 5 at the same time they gave all of us the ability to buy one. And I'm sure there are definitely quite a lot of people out there buying one.
Indeed. As of the time of this writing, the 16GB black Nexus 5 is sold out. You can no longer buy it, but you can certainly add it to your "Wishlist" if you want. Or, you can pick up the 16GB white Nexus 5 if you want. Or if you need more memory, the black and white 32GB options are still available, too.
The Nexus 5 is one of the most talked about devices to date, for quite a few reasons.
First and foremost, it's the simple fact that the Nexus 5, built by LG, is a direct sequel more or less to the previous year's design: the Nexus 4. Made from the same manufacturer, they're literally using the previous versions as a stepping stone to get plenty of praise and attention this year. And rightfully so, mind you. The Nexus 4 was a great device, even if it was missing LTE-connectivity.
(The Nexus 5 doesn't make that mistake.)
The other reason the N5 is so hyped? Because it's been on the leak and rumors circuit for a little while now, and while on its time there we've seen the device leaked more often than was probably healthy. We saw the box, the phone, videos of the software, and we got to watch it all on a regular basis before Google made it official.
So, now that the Nexus 5 is here, we got a lot of the rumors confirmed, and some of them stamped out. For instance, we know that as far as major wireless carriers go, the Nexus 5 will work on all of them -- except Verizon. Yep, no Big Red for the Nexus 5. And that got me thinking: is it ever viable to actually switch carriers?
I hear some people talking about it, and I hear others make promises that "one day I'll do it." For whatever reason they either don't, or just forget about it, or change their minds. Whatever the case, it's at device launches like this that I can't help but wonder about it. Especially when we're dealing with a device like the Nexus 5.
Why the Nexus 5? Sure, it's got a lot of attention as of late, but it certainly won't see the same sales or focus as other high-end devices that reach the market. I wonder about the Nexus 5 because it's sold off-contract, and for a price that's quite amazing for what you're getting. At $499 for the 32GB option, and with all the specs shoved inside it, it blows the competition away.
Which is why I can't help but wonder if the Nexus 5 is the device, above all other devices, to make potential customers switch carriers to get their hands on it. Even if that means they jump from their big carrier to something pre-paid, or just drop the contracts altogether, the Nexus 5 is like a gateway to that potential life. And with it being so cheap, it could make it easier than ever before.
So that's why I'm curious. And that's why the Nexus 5 is the focal point of the switch, but I'm actually answering at a general scale. Is it ever viable for you to switch your carrier? And if so, have you done it yet, or do you plan to? And if so, why and when? If not, tell me why you're choosing to stay with your carrier, even if there are devices out there you can't get.


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Barbara, Deerfield Beach FL
This simply complex (oxymoron, I know but couldn't resist) hardstone cameo of a lovely woman is set in a lovely 18K yellow and rose gold frame. It is that frame that appears to be both simple and complex at the same time. The eye takes in the outside edge as 'simple' while up close there is quite a lot of design and workmanship going on that adds up to a very complex setting.
This pin dates from late Georgian to early Victorian period (late 1830's-early 1940's). The profile of this woman is very beautifully rendered and there is a a lot of master carving done in the rendering of the hair and drapery of the garment.
The gold frame is crowned by a small pearl like a crown.
The gold tested a strong 18K. There are no other markings. The clasp is an early, lever type closure. The tip of the pin extends beyond the frame - another early feature of both Victorian and Georgian pins.
Many sellers identify this type of stone as onyx which this type of 2 color cameo is and is otherwise known as banded agate. Well carved cameos of this type have a significantly higher value than those carved from shell material. When you find one that is finely carved like this one is and mounted in such a nice frame, it is easy to see why the values have gone up on them while the values on shell cameos are in decline. Thus, this pin makes for an excellent investment!
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Well, there's something interesting (?!?) going on in the poetry world, when the Daily Telegraph gets together with Andrew Motion to see what sort of poems it can garner for a Poetry for Performance competition.
Enough has been said about what performance poetry is, and what it isn't, what it can be and when it succeeds, so I'm not about to weigh in with some lengthy considered response on what I think it is, or isn't. Sorry!
I will be interested to see what the competition throws up, though... entries are limited to 180 words on relationships: the loss or lack of, whichever suits your method. And the closing date is the 5th of October. Entries by snail mail or email, see link above.
Plenty of time to hone that gem.


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FSL Operations and Principles of Use
To facilitate and enhance computationally-intensive research at BYU by providing reliable, state-of-the-art, high performance computing resources to faculty and students.
The Fulton Supercomputing Lab (FSL) Advisory Committee oversees system resources and operations. The committee is composed of the BYU Associate Academic Vice President for Research and Graduate Studies, the Vice President of Information Technology/CIO, the Assistant Vice President of Information Technology, the Deans of the Colleges of: Engineering and Technology, Physical and Mathematical Sciences, and Life Sciences, a High Performance Computing (HPC) oriented Faculty Advisor, and the FSL Operations Director.
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Flight crew in focus as missing jet mystery continues
This is a rush transcript from "The Five," March 17, 2014. This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated.
KIMBERLY GUILFOYLE, CO-HOST: Hello, everyone. I'm Kimberly Guilfoyle, along with Bob Beckel, Eric Bolling, Dana Perino, and Greg Gutfeld.
It's 5 o'clock in New York City, and this is "The Five."
GUILFOYLE: It's been ten days since the Malaysia Airlines flight vanished with 239 people onboard. An official say it's obvious this was no accident. Investigators say the plane kept flying for close to eight hours after the tracking systems went dark as the jet's computers continued to make contact with a satellite.
Now, the focus turns to the pilots as investigators say someone with extensive aviation experience deliberately diverted this plane. The search now covers two wide areas from Kazakhstan in the north to the west of Australia in the south.
Homeland Security chair, Representative Mike McCaul, and former CIA deputy director Mike Morell weigh in on the plane's possible path.
HOUSE HOMELAND SECURITY COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN MIKE MCCAUL, R-TEXAS: If they went north towards Kazakhstan, there are so many radar detection capabilities, military systems, quite frankly, if it hit some of those air spaces, this plane may have been shut down.
MIKE MORELL, FORMER CIA DEPUTY DIRECTOR: A lot of defense radar in terms of China and India and the U.S. and Afghanistan. It's most likely the southern route.
GUILFOYLE: Now, as for a motive, Congressman Peter King, House Intelligence Committee member, has some thoughts.
REP. PETER KING, R-N.Y.: If they landed somewhere, that's one thing. If they didn't land, if they crashed, the only reason for going that far into the Indian Ocean and crashing would be for the plane never to be found. That would be basically a suicide that couldn't be proven. As far as terrorism, that certainly can't be ruled out. The fact is that there has been no terrorist chatter, there's been no communication found.
GUILFOYLE: We have talked about this on "The Five" now for, you know, a week, and so that is the curiosity here. When you're weighing the different options of what could have happened, what ultimately was the state of this plane with the 239 passengers, Eric. We've got a number of theories. You've got the representative there naming some of them, but what's adding up? What's making sense to you? And we'll take it around
ERIC BOLLING, CO-HOST: So, here's the latest and this has been going back and forth all weekend long. And it's very important to try to be responsible and not be too speculative in that. At 1:07, that ACAR System was the first to shut down. That was 26 minutes into the plane. At 1:19 about, they're not sure if this happened right before or right after 1:21, the responders are shut off. So, there's about 14 minutes between those two.
Here's the interesting part. There was a last ping at 1:30 a.m., a ping. Now, somehow, after that last ping, so in other words, no contact with this plane whatsoever, we know allegedly, we know that this plane flew up to 45,000 feet and back to 5,000 feet.
Now, if it goes up to 45,000 feet, that will kill all the passengers in the back, anyone who doesn't have a mask in the cockpit. Back down to 5,000.
How do we know that? There's no one telling us exactly how we know that, because we don't have contact from the plane from 1:30 a.m. until a ping at 2:15, the Malaysian military said they saw something, and then again at 11:08 a.m. So, there's a period where we know something, so someone is not telling us.
Here's my point, they're not telling us everything they know. The families must be extremely frustrated to have a bunch of us idiots on TV speculating on whether the plane was shot out of the air, it's buried into the Indian Ocean or wherever it is.
We need to be very responsible and say if something happened, this is why something happened. Maybe there were terrorists, maybe they were trying to get the plane, but we don't know.
GUILFOYLE: So, Dana, last week, we talked about the communications back and fort, the need for agencies to work together and perhaps let the U.S. take a larger role. Then you also talked about diplomacy and the Malaysians perhaps saving face because there's a lot of miscommunication and misinformation, let's be honest, in the beginning of this, that really led investigators and countries looking in the wrong direction. How does that play in now?
DANA PERINO, CO-HOST: Well, I do think one of the reasons the families would be looking to the media is because that's actually where the truth of all of this has come out eventually. And the Malaysians are slow to either correct the record or to confirm something we already knew.
I do not understand how we didn't have more information about the pilots until Saturday afternoon, when all of the questions are raised about him. That seems to me either that the media wasn't asking the right questions or they weren't forthcoming, or the United States or other allies were looking at the pilots and wanted to keep things quiet so they could pull out intelligence threads that there might have been out there.
There is still a possibility that this was, there was some sort of fire, there's an accident, and they turn around and go back, but it is interesting, Eric, I agree. How do they know for sure that there was foul play? And to me, that seems a little bit speculative, at least maybe it's more -- it's like 10 percent likely it was an accident now, not 100 percent that it was terrorism or suicide.
GUILFOYLE: What about the focus -- yes, what about the focus on these pilots? It seems to be pretty intense scrutiny at this point, which suggests that perhaps they do have other information, maybe they had it, like Dana said, and we're finally hearing about it because they have more, you know, credible information about what some of them might have been up to.
GREG GUTFELD, CO-HOST: Yes, the weird fact that seems like why didn't this come out before is one of the pilot's family, the family moved out the day or so before the actual flight. That's like a doctor neglecting to tell you there's a spot on the x-ray. It's a pretty important point.
And where is this family? Where did they go? If this happened in America, they would already have a reality show. They would be all over this.
It just seems to me that shouldn't it be able to produce this family, find out why they left? Did they leave because he was becoming more and more extremist, did he tell them the leave? Maybe it has nothing to do with them.
GUILFOYLE: Or the people he was working with or in conjunction with perhaps, that he became radicalized, moved the family so they could get less information. I mean, that's -- we're searching for answers, too.
BOB BECKEL, CO-HOST: Well, the thing that strikes me first of all is the flight responders that they used to identify where the flight is were turned off before the pilot said good night.
BOLLING: That's been going back and forth all weekend long, Bob.
They have said, all right, good night happened just before the transponder was physically turned off, and then we heard it happened just after. No one is actually --
BOLLING: They have been going back and forth.
BECKEL: OK, I did not know that latter part.
But the other thing I did see over the weekend, they said they want to the pilot's house, the copilot's house, and the flight engineer's house because they were looking for somebody who could manage a plane like this, terribly complicated to fly, particularly at 5,000 feet. I'm still trying to figure out how did they know it was at 5,000 feet?
But -- and then they found a flight simulator in the pilot or co- pilot's house. Now, a flight simulator, I've met a few of those things, they're huge. I mean, I assume they must mean something else besides a flight simulator, right?
BOLLING: Well, there it is.
BECKEL: Yes. But I mean, you don't haul a flight simulator into your backyard?
PERINO: Well, I have heard that it's not unusual for a pilot to have one of those at home.
BECKEL: Really?
PERINO: Yes.
BOLLING: It's really just a series of monitors with -- you're looking at it on the screen, that's the pilot and the flight simulator that he was
-- that they found in his home.
Something that one of the experts today pointed out, and again, we're hearing so many experts that weigh in. When you take a plane up to 45,000 feet, the oxygen masks typically will come down, but the plane that size only has oxygen for about 15 minutes.
So, if they're up there for more than 15 minutes, the whole cabin is dead. The people in the back who aren't in the cockpit with the pilot's own oxygen masks will be dead. So, if you want to do this, and it's speculative again, I have to be careful, someone could have brought the plane up to 45,000 feet, stayed up there. That would explain why no cell phones were turned on or no calls tried to have been made after that, and gone down to 5,000 feet to stay there to -- stay under radar, maybe lost control of the plane.
BECKEL: How do they know it's at 5,000 feet?
BOLLING: That is -- for me, that's the question that needs to be answered. If you lost all contact with this airplane at 1:30 a.m., which they say they have, picked it up at 2:15 a.m., there's 45 minutes where they say the plane has gone up and down, but how do they know that? How in the world do you know that?
GUTFELD: Also, could one pilot have disabled all the communications and notification systems. I mean, that --
GUILFOYLE: If they overcame the other pilot?
GUTFELD: But I mean, that's a lot of work to commit suicide, which is weird. The thing about the lack of chatter is also interesting because that can mean, as King said, not terror or it's not over. And it's part of something else. And it's a concentrated effort just to keep their mouths shut. There's some crazy stuff going on.
GUILFOYLE: But it's interesting, though, you bring up the aspect about -- Representative King, he's very forthright with the information he has. He gets right out there and starts talking about it. The fact that he's saying so far nothing has been picked up by the intelligence community from day one -- that, Bob, you even said that. It's a little bit strange.
BECKEL: Well, it's very strange. I mean, the other thing I find strange is you have at least three people in the cockpit, right? You have the pilot, the copilot, and the engineer. If this was suddenly being done by a pilot, then that means he had to overcome the other two people and --
GUILFOYLE: And the flight attendants.
BECKEL: Well, the flight attendants I assume are outside the door, but so -- or all three were complicit or two were complicit, but it's not somebody up there decided, I'm going to kill myself. By the way, you guys want to go along with this, ok, I'm going to kill myself, just don't worry about it.
I mean, it's so bizarre, the whole thing is bizarre, and there's a lot of misinformation about it, and here's the horrible part about it, you may never, ever know.
PERINO: That's why I think our government has a responsibility and you might see them make a move in the next 24 to 48 hours to try to instill confidence in the American public, because it is not outside the realm of possibility the plane did land somewhere and they're planning to do something else with it. And given that, that's what terrorism is made for, right? To make all of us nervous.
GUILFOYLE: Uncertain.
PERINO: I think the United States government is going to have to come out and run roughshod over the Malaysians if they can't provide more confidence than they are now.
BOLLING: Is anyone else concerned a flight like this could be completely under the radar for our intelligence community? Wouldn't you think that -- look, at any given time, there's somewhere around 80,000 flights in the air. That's a lot of planes, but not too much, and not too many to track something as simple as a 30-ton airplane in the ocean.
BECKEL: If it's over the south Indian Ocean, there's a lot of stuff to the north, not much to the south.
But, you know, I do think it obviously scares flyers. People who have a little concern about flying. Look at this, a plane takes off from Florida, a Delta plane, and have to make an emergency landing in Atlanta because they lost part of their wing.
Now, that got to be a big story. I suppose it is a story, but I mean, it got bigger as a result of this flight, I think.
GUILFOYLE: I think we're going to leave it right there. Thank you, Bob. So far, so good.
Ahead on "The Five," why is LeBron James pushing ObamaCare during March Madness. We're going to show you the NBA star's new health care ad.
And later, just in times for St. Patrick's Day, Bob may have just discovered the greatest sweet treat to grace the earth. He's beloved Twinkie. He's going to unveil it right here on "The Five." So don't go away.
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PERINO: Today marks the U.S. imposed deadline on Russia, calling on them to reverse course in Ukraine or face serious repercussions.
Last Friday, Secretary of State John Kerry told Vladimir Putin the deadline wasn't personal.
JOHN KERRY, SECRETARY OF STATE: We hope President Putin will recognize that none of what we're saying is meant as a threat, is not meant as, you know, in a personal way. It is meant as a matter of respect for the international multilateral structure that we have lived by since World War II.
PERINO: And Putin was like, so what?
PERINO: Yesterday, 96 percent of Crimean voters supported a referendum that would see the region become part of Russia. The U.S. will not recognize that vote. It took place under the watchful eye of Russian troops.
Here's President Obama this morning.
PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA: The referendum in Crimea was a clear violation of Ukrainian constitutions, and international law. And it will not be recognized by the international community.
Today, I'm announcing a series of measures that will continue to increase the cost on Russia and on those responsible for what is happening in Ukraine.
PERINO: Moments ago, "The Daily Beast" reported that Russia will respond with sanctions of their own against Obama officials and U.S.
lawmakers as early as tomorrow. One of things, that means that you're not going to be able to travel to Russia, which to me, would be just fine.
GUTFELD: Yes. But actually, I kind of enjoy that area -- part of the world since my wife is from there.
GUILFOYLE: Yes, but you have it at home.
PERINO: In the green room, you were talking about trying to get inside the Russian mind.
GUTFELD: Yes.
PERINO: What do you think they're thinking about all this?
GUTFELD: All right. Number one, seeing Kerry saying nothing personal, when the head of Russian propaganda is saying they could turn America to dust, it's the KGB versus the PTA, it's scary.
From a Russian perspective, though, it's kind of like -- the Russians are like parents in a Wal-Mart disciplining their son, and America is now the bystander that's butting in and telling you how to be a good parent.
If that's how they look at it, they're saying this is our influence. Leave us alone.
But the lesson here is contrary to the hip grad school mentality, American might and exceptionalism does matter, and when it's removed from the world stage, you leave a vacuum for this to happen. I'm not saying that this caused it to happen. It made it more likely to happen. When you leave the world stage, the world keeps turning even when you jump off.
PERINO: What about -- well, it's interesting, because one of the national security officials in the Obama administration, Eric, said today that in a "New York Times" piece by David Sanger that Obama knows that he's trying to manage a period of American retrenchment or retreat from the world. But what about the rule of -- what about the rule of law that President Obama was talking about earlier?
BOLLING: He said they're violating -- Russia is violating international law, but, look, I agree with Greg. This -- I'm not, let me not paraphrase you improperly. This isn't our fight. Your analogy of the mom teaching her kid something and us trying to get involved in it, let them. If the European Union doesn't want to get involved, 96 percent of the Crimeans said we want to be Russian --
PERINO: You believe that?
BOLLING: I do.
PERINO: Do you believe that 96 percent of the people in Crimea voted with their conscience, 96 percent?
BOLLING: I believe --
GUTFELD: Like climate change.
BOLLING: I believe the Crimeans would rather be Russian than Ukrainian. Now --
PERINO: You believe 96 percent voted -- that's like one of the former polls on CNN on immigration, 98 percent of people say -- it's not possible.
BOLLING: Well -- OK.
PERINO: You think they did that voting on their own conscious with no pressure?
BOLLING: How's this? I don't know if it's 96 percent or 69 percent.
But whatever it is, they voted to leave Ukraine and hook up with Russia, which they wanted to do. They're predominantly Russian-speaking people who want to be part of Russia. Why are we --
PERINO: You're OK. That can just happen anywhere else?
BOLLING: Why are we smarter than them and say, you know what, you shouldn't be with Russia --
PERINO: What about the international agreement, Bob, of 1994, where the United States and Britain promised that they would help protect the territorial integrity of Ukraine, which was signed in 1994?
BECKEL: Yes, in which we have a responsibility.
There's a couple comments on what I have heard so far. First of all, the United States is not leaving the world theater. We have military might that is far surpassing the Russians. Russia posed no military threat to the United States unless they launch their missiles. If they do, we launch our missiles and the world is over.
So, the last thing they have is their missiles and it's doomsday. In term of the military versus military, they don't stand a chance if they were to do that.
The second thing is the E.U. has weighed in. Merkel finally said very strongly after the Crimean vote that it was going to be something the E.U.
was going to have to join the United States and impose sanctions on the Russians.
And the third thing I'd say that although, Eric, I think you're probably right, there are more Crimeans who want to be there with Russia than not, I don't think it's quite that big. They did a poll and 46 percent of them a few months ago said yes.
BOLLING: You brought that poll. Someone brought that poll up last week when I said the same thing, and the poll polled Ukrainians on whether or not Crimea should stay --
PERINO: Crimea is part of Ukraine until this past weekend.
BOLLING: We know the majority of the Ukrainians want to keep Crimea.
It's what they've said all along. But the Crimeans who are -- who have gone to the voting booth right now and said, no, thank you very much, we want to be Russian.
PERINO: Yes, thank you very much under the barrel of your gun.
Let me ask you, Kimberly, how does the administration now, working with the European Union, maybe we don't want to, de-escalate the situation so it doesn't go any further.
GUILFOYLE: I think we need help, and it's not de-escalating, unfortunately, because now they're standing their ground. They're going to impose sanctions against the U.S. that's just a little disregard and fear that he has, you know, for this country. I'm not surprised by that at all.
I would want a leader that's actually going to be forceful that people were going to kind of worry about, have a healthy fear and respect. Just going back about the poll, there was a poll in February, though, that said
41 percent of the Crimeans wanted to join Russia. I'm saying that's a big jump between February to now, so all I'm saying that the big jump between February to now. So, all I'm saying is --
BOLLING: Be very careful. Both of those polls were Ukrainians polled. February and December polls were Ukrainians asked, not Crimeans.
GUILFOYLE: Can I finish for a second?
BOLLING: Sure.
GUILFOYLE: Thanks.
So, what I'm saying is we should probably take a close look and not just, like, swallow it wholesale to say this is something that wasn't a little heavy handed given who is involved. That's all I'm saying.
BECKEL: And, by the way, I wouldn't underestimate these sanctions they are taking against the Russians and particularly in his parliament.
They are -- they have billions of dollars that are now going to be frozen.
That's something the Russians have to ask themselves. How much does this do to impact on their economy and the players in their economy. It may have some impact.
GUTFELD: Going back just lastly to that nothing personal, that we all cringed because we never thought we'd ever hear one of our world leaders say, hey, look, it's nothing personal. Every error we make is based on a mistaken belief that the world gets us, and if we just talk to them, if we just talk it out, they'll understand freedom and democracy.
It may be a reality that they don't understand what we do, and they don't care.
BECKEL: But, Greg, I think that was a very, very scripted statement he made about Putin. There had to be some reason.
PERINO: It's like they're thinking, OK, they have been told, if you say this, then Putin will maybe back off because you'll tell him it's not personal. It's like a weird psychological, like we're completely disconnected as to what he wants.
GUTFELD: He has no emotions.
PERINO: OK, we had a great second topic, but we don't have time.
Coming up, the U.S. government bowed to pressure to relinquish America's control over the internet. Is it a sign of weakness from our country? We'll analyze that next on "The Five."
BOLLING: Welcome back to the fastest seven, three wild stories, seven whisking empties, one winsome host. Get ready for your heads to explode.
Bill Maher, liberal commentator, activist, and now, add to those blasphemous slug delivered this commentary on his most recent show.
BILL MAHER, TV HOST: The thing that is most disturbing about Noah is that it's immoral. It's about a psychotic mass murder who gets away with it, and his name is God. You know, conservatives are always going on about how Americans are losing their values and their morality. Well, maybe it's because you worship a guy who drowns babies.
BOLLING: So, Maher said guy is a psychotic mass murderer and went on to call God a name usually reserved for describing a guy like Bill Maher and it starts with a D, K.G.
GUILFOYLE: It's just so appalling and he's so desperate for ratings or he's really trying hard to audition for the role of devil. I mean, I don't understand what is wrong with this man, but he's dark and disgusting inside.
BOLLING: Greg, your thoughts?
GUTFELD: He's an atheist. No, he's an atheist, so it should be no surprise that he's critical of God, and he doesn't consider it blasphemous because he doesn't believe in it.
By the way, religion has over many, many centuries had its share of inflammatory speakers, and Bill Maher is now an inflammatory speaker for atheism. They have a lot of catching up to do, because I remember, you know, you will burn in hell if you don't repent. So there is -- there is, you know, atheists -- I guess what I'm saying, is atheism is now catching up to religion in saying some pretty inflammatory stuff.
By the way, the flood was not God's fault. It was obviously climate change. So, it's man's fault.
BOLLING: Dana, any thoughts on that?
PERINO: So, I have a self-imposed cap and trade level for how much outrage I can tolerate, and he doesn't rise to the level of me cashing in one of my credits, because he's trying to shock me. See, I feel very confident and comfortable in my faith and my religion, so someone like Bill Maher who is an atheist says that, it doesn't bother me.
BOLLING: Bob, you know, if it were politics and someone were to say something that outrageous about Obama, the left would absolutely just go crazy. They -- whoever said it would be a racist and evil and all that.
What do you think of Bill Maher?
BECKEL: Anybody who said it who was an elected politician would be defeated as a result of this.
I mean, this is another classic example. I think Greg is right. He's obviously an atheist because he doesn't understand the Bible and the history of the ark and what was behind it and why God acted the way he did, because the people of the earth were sinning. So, there's a lot more to it than what Maher says.
I think the fact that you bring God into a television show like that and call him a mass murder is probably the lowest you could probably go short of, I don't know, taking, you know, I don't think you get much lower.
GUTFELD: But isn't he talking about the literal nature of the story?
That if you take the flood literally, then what he's saying is correct.
You have to ask yourself, do you believe in Noah's ark? If you don't believe in it, you shouldn't be offended.
BOLLING: Right. Well, let's -- I don't want to think about that.
That's terrible.
All right, the White House failing miserably to get people, young people to sign up for ObamaCare. They've tried hipsters, they've tried rap songs, they've tried Adam Levine, still not selling. Check out the latest lame attempt to trick our youth into buying something they don't need and can't afford.
LEBRON JAMES, NBA STARR: I'm LeBron James. I know how important it is to take care of yourself, your friends, and your family. That's why I want to tell you about the health insurance marketplace at healthcare.gov.
You could go there to find an affordable health plan as part of the healthcare law. The deadline to enroll is March 31st.
So sign up now. You never know when you might take a hit. Spread the word and get covered today.
GUTFELD: All right, Greg, you want to kick this off. By the way, it's got to cost a lot to hire LeBron James to do this.
GUILFOYLE: I think he probably did it for free, hello.
GUTFELD: But never has been something sold so hard. This is the arts deluxe of boondoggles. And you know what it is? What's drive me nuts, it's the how -- this is how they try to win. They have to enlist the cool kids, the hip people, to apply peer pressure on the rest of the kids in class. Like, if you don't do this, if you don't get into ObamaCare, if you didn't vote for Obama, you're just not cool.
So, that's why they rely on celebrities to sell basically a pretty bad thing because if you have to sell something this hard, that means it ain't any good.
BOLLING: Dana?
PERINO: I feel like Greg is always looking off my notes. I said, good product sells itself. Every week, it's like we could have another story about how more celebrities are being brought in to affect the change they need by March 31st. Perfectly good commercial, compelling. I'd watched it, I like the music, it's cute. But the product is not flying off the shelves.
BOLLING: Bobby?
BECKEL: I think it's exactly the right thing to do. I'd use more of him if he could. LeBron James has an audience that is going to listen to him.
The fact is after he did between the palms or whatever it's called.
BOLLING: Ferns.
BECKEL: Ferns.
BECKEL: With Obama, they had a huge increase in people going to the health care site.
PERINO: Going to the Web site.
GUTFELD: Big success that ObamaCare was that web talk show.
By the way, I'm OK with these guys selling it if they use it, but they don't use it, Bob. They're like drug dealers. They don't take their own drugs.
BOLLING: K.G., what about when the young people do sign up and they realize how expensive it is and how it's really not a good thing.
GUILFOYLE: Bait and switch.
BOLLING: Yes.
GUILFOYLE: Somebody call the consumer affairs division, because a fraud has been committed. That's what this is. I mean, it's crazy, and they're still pushing it and pushing it because they're upset about the way it makes them look because it was an abysmal failure, because there's no good bargain.
You know, you leave your doctor, your rates go up. Young people can't afford it.
BOLLING: Young people are the least that need it, and they're the most important to ObamaCare.
BECKEL: They're the most difficult to get, but it's not over yet by a long shot.
BOLLING: Let's get to this. This is interesting. An unexpected move, the Obama administration announced they have relinquished control of the Internet to an international governing body. But don't worry, international groups are now even more pleased with President Obama.
They're just waiting on the president to hand over the Grand Canyon, Niagara Falls and maybe even Texas.
Dana, this is kind of a big deal.
PERINO: I think it's a big deal. It sounds a little technical, but this is a fight that has been going on for many years.
The Department of Commerce oversees the Internet domain names. The United Nations, as the Internet has grown globally more available to more and more people, the United Nations wants in on it.
Department of Commerce was fiercely protective of it, I think for a good reason. United States has the best technical experts. I think they're under a lot of pressure just to do something that would make people feel good about the United States.
I don't feel good about this. I don't think it was a necessary move.
BOLLING: What do you think?
GUTFELD: I don't want to get into this massive, we gave away the Internet, because we didn't have the Internet to begin with, but the goal -
- the reason they did this was to reassure the world that we aren't spying on you. This was a concession --
GUILFOYLE: Because of?
GUTFELD: -- noted disclosures.
It may mean nothing now, but when you consider the threat of cyber warfare in the future, we have no idea if we just created an uncertain balance because we want the world to like us. Every time we try to get the world to like us, we get screwed.
GUILFOYLE: And not --
GUTFELD: And not in a good way.
GUILFOYLE: He said it.
GUTFELD: I just repeated what you mouthed.
GUILFOYLE: Reading my lips again.
BOLLING: You know what they're talking about? What if this international body says we're going to put a tax on Internet use?
GUILFOYLE: Oh, my gosh. That's what's happening next, isn't it?
Didn't you call it? That's the next chapter.
BECKEL: To who?
BOLLING: Any user, Bob.
GUILFOYLE: Anybody who goes on is going to get taxed.
BECKEL: United States is a relatively small percentage of the people who use the internet in the world. Why shouldn't the world body use it?
BOLLING: Wait, where did you read that?
BECKEL: All of Europe, all of China, all of south America, all of Africa --
GUILFOYLE: China, they have a billion people.
BECKEL: You think the United States has more people on the Internet?
GUILFOYLE: No, it's Bob's China math again.
BOLLING: I would be willing to bet we spend more money on the Internet, we spend more hours per capita on the Internet by far.
GUTFELD: We created all the engines. Facebook -- come on.
GUILFOYLE: We created the Internet. Al Gore, remember?
BOLLING: We're the biggest --
BECKEL: No, no. That's ridiculous. That's ridiculous.
PERINO: Think of it -- the United Nations has a human rights committee, and who sits on that right now? Russia, Venezuela, and Syria, among others. I think Cuba is on it as well. What is going to happen when
BECKEL: That's another (INAUDIBLE) what we're talking about?
PERINO: How do you know the U.N. isn't going to create a committee where you have people who abuse the Internet and don't let people have access to or it try to tax it so it's more fair and equitable around the world?
BECKEL: An international tax like that --
PERINO: What do you think the Kyoto Protocol was? That's exactly what that's was going to be.
BECKEL: No, no, that was going to be individually assigned to a treaty. That's different than this.
GUILFOYLE: How much time is it going to take to undo all of this is the problem.
PERINO: We need 14 minutes.
BECKEL: It's going to be --
BOLLING: We need more time. We have to go, fastest 14?
PERINO: Yes.
GUILFOYLE: Oh, no. Please?
GUTFELD: That's what they called me.
BOLLING: That has a ring to it.
GUILFOYLE: That gives.
BOLLING: All right. (INAUDIBLE) some schools are letting them sleep in. Should students get out of bed? Ahead on "The Five."
GUILFOYLE: This is starting all over again. I'm just not going to be in the right mood unless we have a food segment in between all this.
GUTFELD: All right. Can I start now?
GUILFOYLE: Yes.
GUTFELD: OK. "The New York Times" published a piece on sleep activism. It's about crusaders who think high school classes start too early, depriving teens of sleep. So, rather than rise and shine, it's now yawn and whine.
And then again, if sleeping in keeps teenagers out of my way, who am I to argue? Maybe it's not bad thing to sleep through your teens. You'll be less likely to be arrested, knocked up or bother me.
Anyway, the piece asked a key to an early rise. You have to get up early, you go to bed early, even if you aren't tired. I hated it, too, but it's things you hate that make you great. It creates discipline for a more productive life.
Think of early rising as building invisible muscles that remain forever, making it easier for you to tackle anything before anyone else.
Being up early and seeing others up reminds you that the world is moving without you.
Let's face it, sleep would be so much easier if all of us, not just teens, didn't sleep with our comfortably charged companions, the smartphones keeping us up doing dumb stuff when we should be snoring and drooling all over the pillow.
Finally, here's one last tip for teens you're your Uncle Greg: you're young, good looking, full of opportunity. Do you really want to sleep through that? Get up and get out. You can sleep in during college. You won't miss a damn thing then.
GUILFOYLE: Funny.
GUTFELD: Oh, look, I'm back here.
GUILFOYLE: Hello.
GUTFELD: What are they doing over there?
GUILFOYLE: Remember how much you wanted to do this the other day, and we were having big breaking news? You're like, ah, my sleep monologue.
GUTFELD: Well, Kimberly, here's the thing -- the secret to getting up early is having something to look forward to. Kids are never sleepy on Christmas Eve. They can -- they're just up. You always have to have one thing that day, right?
GUILFOYLE: Well, that's exactly right. That's why kids don't want to get up when they're in college, except for me because I had perfect attendance. They don't want to get up and go to the class. They want to sit in their room and eat top ramen and leftover nachos that are disgusting from the night before, which is kind of fun. You don't have to reheat them.
But that's the thing. You need motivation. What excites you? When you wake up in the morning and your head is on the pillow and you sleep like I do, like this, with your lashes on, what makes you want to get up and get going?
BECKEL: Yes, I know it, too. I know what it is. It's a physics class in high school. That's a real good reason to want to get up in the morning, or math or something else that's real exciting. I don't blame them.
Some of these kids are getting up at 6:30, 6:15, they get the first class, they miss it because they're half sleep. There ought to be an hour longer they can sleep in. If it were me, I'd miss about three quarter of the school day.
GUILFOYLE: -- or a job you like.
GUTFELD: Eric, you know what got me up? It was always having a crush on somebody. That got me out of bed.
BOLLING: That works.
GUTFELD: Usually into a tree where I watched them.
BOLLING: Look, I think getting up early is very important. My son, he's 15, I get him up 6:30 every morning. It's once. It's get up. He's maybe a second time. Make sure he's up in five minutes.
But I think it's a pattern. If you just keep the kids --
PERINO: Schedule.
BOLLING: Yes, schedule.
GUILFOYLE: But he's a star baseball player and a straight-A student.
I would get up.
BOLLING: OK, OK, but the point is it comes down to parents making sure it means a lot to parents, too. Making sure, you know, go ahead and sleep in tomorrow. Once you start opening that door, like, OK, sleep in, maybe once or twice a week and you miss your first class --
GUILFOYLE: Bad habit.
BOLLING: It's over.
BECKEL: What does he do on Saturdays and Sundays?
BOLLING: You want to know something? I've got him up at 8:00 on Saturday, and on Sunday, I got him up 9:00. You just keep them busy.
GUTFELD: Dana is the expert on this. You actually get up before you go to bed, which is amazing.
PERINO: I know, I don't miss a thing.
I don't trust people who sleep in past 9:00, if they're grown adults.
GUTFELD: Yes.
PERINO: I understand that teens need a little more sleep, and I believe that all these studies are being done to try to help them have a competitive edge. But believe me, kids in China are not sleeping in until
9:00 a.m. They're up and atom.
GUTFELD: Yes, but that's --
BECKEL: You don't trust anybody who sleep after 9:00? I sleep until 11:00. You don't trust me at all?
PERINO: Case in point.
GUILFOYLE: Dana is so funny today in the green room. She's like, can you believe it? I never heard of such a thing. Like it's so absurd, two weeks spring break?
PERINO: Some kids in New York get two weeks off for spring break.
This is why the Chinese are...
BECKEL: You didn't miss one college class?
GUILFOYLE: No, and I didn't miss one law school.
BECKEL: Are you kidding me? Get out of here.
GUTFELD: All right. We've got to go.
GUILFOYLE: Go back and check it. And call you...
BECKEL: Nobody does that.
GUILFOYLE: Swear to God.
BECKEL: Nobody does unless you're psychotic.
BOLLING: You're saucy today. You know that?
GUTFELD: Yes. I put something in his water.
All right, coming up, it's St. Patrick's Day. And even though Bob doesn't drink alcohol anymore, he's toasting the luck of the Irish by taking a shot of a tasty new treat. He'll show you next on "The Five."
BECKEL: It's St. Patrick's Day, folks. Most of you know I stopped drinking a long time ago...
GUILFOYLE: Completely.
BECKEL: ... but I managed to find something better to celebrate with today, and it's alcohol-free. A shot of milk and cookies. It's pure genius.
A bakery downtown here in New York City invented it, and I had to go have it. People were lined up around the block for them, but I got in line
-- I mean, I cut in line so I could get in there first.
PERINO: Democrat.
BECKEL: Look at the size of this line. This is amazing. Cookies?
You're here for cookies and milk?
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Of course.
BECKEL: How long have you been waiting in line for this?
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: We got here at 1:15.
BECKEL: One-15 today for a cookie?
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Eighth in line.
BECKEL: I'm running for mayor on the basis of cookies and milk, and I wondered if I could get some votes here from you people.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Absolutely.
BECKEL: OK, good. Just remember, Bob Beckel, that's cookies and milk. And that's my platform for mayor.
Ah, my favorite place, a bakery. Are you kidding me? What a nice job assignment this is.
I've got to ask you a question. Where did you come up with this idea?
DOMNIQUE ANSEL, PASTRY CHEF: A couple weeks ago, with the team, they were eating cookies, and they told me they're always drinking cold milk with the cookies.
BECKEL: Who told you this? Girls at the gym?
ANSEL: My team. No, my team in the bakery here.
You want to try?
BECKEL: Yes, I want to try. Let's do it. That's thick milk, man.
Are you kidding me? That's great.
ANSEL: Thank you.
BECKEL: Dominique, my man.
ANSEL: Good, right?
BECKEL: Are you kidding me? Are you sure there's no marijuana in this?
ANSEL: No, no marijuana.
As a recovering alcoholic, I can tell you, this filled with booze will draw every drunk in the neighborhood, of which there are a lot. Terrific job, man. Thank you so much.
ANSEL: Thank you for coming.
BECKEL: They were great.
BECKEL: I want -- I want to thank Dominique Ansel who did this -- owns this bakery, and who created this. And I want everybody here to try it and tell me what you think. Now be careful. What you've got to do is take a little bit of the milk out first.
GUTFELD: You know, Bob, I have a problem with this. This is a shot glass that's obviously a gateway to a real shot glass.
GUILFOYLE: You drink it all at once?
BECKEL: No, no. You take it and drink a little bit of the milk and then eat the cookie.
GUILFOYLE: You have to drink all the milk because then you'll spill all over your face.
BECKEL: I just spilled. That's what I did?
GUILFOYLE: See what I told you?
BOLLING: This is cream. It's not milk, is it?
BECKEL: They get it from upstate New York.
GUILFOYLE: It's not filled with chemicals and hormones. It's whole milk.
BECKEL: Dana, did you try it?
PERINO: No.
BECKEL: Why?
PERINO: I'm smelling it. Smells great.
BECKEL: You like it? You like it?
GUILFOYLE: I think it's super good. But you have to understand, inside of this hole is lined with milk chocolate. See? Can you see it?
BECKEL: Greg, try it out and see what you think.
GUTFELD: Yes, but mine is leaking.
BOLLING: They're all leaking.
GUTFELD: It's pretty good.
BECKEL: It is pretty good.
PERINO: Bob, you want mine?
BECKEL: I will take yours. After the show, yes.
But this guy, he's a terrific guy, Dominique. And I -- by the way, Dominique, I'm sorry I asked you about whether you had a green card. I know you have one. So congratulations.
PERINO: Jeez!
GUILFOYLE: Bob, can you make some friends, Bob?
BECKEL: I did. I made some friends. He and I are good buddies. Now he's going to give you some -- he only makes 250 of these a day. And the other thing he made that he created, which was a big deal, was croissants and doughnuts. They called it cronut.
PERINO: He invented the cronut?
BECKEL: And they line it up. That's right, they line it up.
GUILFOYLE: Did you try one of those?
BECKEL: They ran out by the time I got there.
GUILFOYLE: This is really good.
BECKEL: Try that. If you ever get downtown, do Dominique's bakery.
Try it; you'll like it.
"One More Thing" is up next.
GUILFOYLE: Is this the news? It doesn't look like it from where I'm sitting. Nevertheless, we'll go. "One More Thing," Greg.
GUTFELD: Thank you, Kimberly. Well, my book, "Not Cool," is coming out tomorrow. And this is the very, very, very first copy that just came out from the printer. And I always give the first book to the person that really helped me the most through this, and I worked on this on weekends and nights. And this person was there to help me out whenever I had questions and...
GUILFOYLE: Oh, my gosh.
GUTFELD: Really, when there were times when it was tough, and I didn't know what to do, I always went to this person. This person said, "Here, let me help you." And if it wasn't for this person, this book would not have been published. So Bob...
BECKEL: Thank you.
GUILFOYLE: I thought you were going to be awesome for a second and be nice to Dana.
GUTFELD: It's the coolest liberal alive.
BECKEL: Thank you very much, Greg. Now we can promote this for the next ten...
GUILFOYLE: It is signed.
GUTFELD: Yes.
Get it at GGutfeld.com.
GUILFOYLE: Please, help him. He needs a lot.
OK. So let's take out this video from KTTV, because there was an earthquake in Los Angeles, and this happened when the news anchors were on.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: What we experienced...
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Whoa.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Oh, my goodness.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: All right, that's an earthquake.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Whoa, whoa, whoa, yes.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: And that's a big one.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Wow.
GUILFOYLE: That is a big one. I've been in bigger ones than that.
BECKEL: Good for you.
PERINO: Oh, my.
GUILFOYLE: OK. Dana, lick your face. Lick your face. It's like chocolate everywhere.
GUTFELD: What has happened?
GUILFOYLE: Dana, it's you.
PERINO: OK. Well, I'm changing the mood a little bit. I don't usually do a serious "One More Thing," but I felt this was worth it.
President Obama was presented today with a letter from eight senators, a bipartisan group, about Syria and the policy there. They are asking the president to press forward on the re-examination of the policy, saying that humanitarian aid efforts are not good enough, and that we need to consider doing more. And if you look at any of the reporting, including from "The Telegraph" last week, some very chilling stories there. So I think the eight senators getting together today will probably press the administration to at least answer them.
BECKEL: Here, here.
GUILFOYLE: You.
BOLLING: OK, me. So you know I love "Homeland." You know I love "The Walking Dead." A fantastic series. Dana turned me on to "House of Cards," and I absolutely adore that one. A new one, I told you about it last year, but this year is amazing. Last night, "Naked and Afraid,"
season two.
PERINO: It's so weird.
BOLLING: Premiered last night. Two survivalists, one man, one woman.
No food, no water, no clothes. It's out of control, the best reality TV you've ever seen in your life.
PERINO: I hate that show.
BOLLING: Peruvian amazon, unbelievable.
GUTFELD: You're a pervert.
BOLLING: No, no, they block everything out. You don't...
GUTFELD: You like blurry people.
BOLLING: You know what it is?
GUILFOYLE: Or himself naked (ph).
BOLLING: All those bugs and spiders.
GUILFOYLE: Bob.
BECKEL: Very quick, you know the St. Patrick's Day parade, which is a very big deal around the world, it did not start in Ireland. It started right here in New York City back in the 1700s when brave soldiers of Irish descent did the first march.
PERINO: Did you go to the first one?
BECKEL: I did. I covered it.
GUILFOYLE: All right. Well, don't forget to set your DVRs so you never miss an episode of "The Five." We're going to see you back here tomorrow. "Special Report" is next. And happy St. Patrick's Day.
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Rector of Narotama University Welcomes France Ambassador for Indonesia
Rector of Narotama University, Hj. RR. Iswachyu Dhaniarti DS., ST participated in the welcome reception for France Ambassador Corinne Breuzè, Thursday, June 22nd 2013 at AJBS Gallery. The Ambassador appriciated Narotama's greetings and promised to visit Podjok Prancis of Narotama University on her next scheduled agenda to Surabaya. Mathieu Dumesnil, Director of IFI Surabaya, mentioned to the Ambassador, during the formal introduction that Rector of Narotama University as his favourite since Narotama has excelled rapidly responding to the collaboration opportunity with French University. The reception was attended by numerous audience such as from Consul General of the US, China etc, IFI Business Partners, and Academic, Cultural figures. Overall, it supported a strong relationship building between Narotama University and France, and hopefully opens to a lot more opportunities ahead for both parties.
TEDx Salon "WORLD's ENVIRONMENT ISSUES : OUR NATURE OUR FUTUREâ€
JUMAT 21 JUNI 2013 jam 1300 – 1600 WIB
TEDx Salon "WORLD's ENVIRONMENT ISSUES : OUR NATURE OUR FUTUREâ€
Acara ini diselenggarakan untuk memperingati Hari Lingkungan Hidup Se-Dunia 5 Juni dan Hari Laut Dunia 8 juni
Mochamad Zamroni (President Tunas Hijau Surabaya – www.tunashijau.org)
Amiruddin Muttaqin (Padepokan Wonosalam Lestari Surabaya)
Ms. Kelly Haisfield (American Fulbright Researcher in Coral)
di INFORMATION RESOURCE CENTER KONJEN AS SURABAYA
Jl. Citra Raya Niaga 2 Citraland Surabaya
Pendaftaran by email ke [email protected] paling lambat Kamis 20 Juni jam 1000 am. GRATIS!!!!
17 students of Narotama University is going to attend the event, since the topic is very interesting and crucial for our world today. Come and join the event!
Single year study options at NZ
Single year qualifications will now be considered under New Zealand Pacific Scholarships, New Zealand Development Scholarships and New Zealand ASEAN Scholarships.
There are study options at undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate level that are designed to take no longer than one year to complete.
At the undergraduate level there are Certificate or Diploma qualifications. At the graduate level there are Graduate Certificate or Graduate Diploma qualifications. At the postgraduate level there are Postgraduate Certificate or Postgraduate Diploma qualifications.
A one year programme can be a great opportunity to develop new skills or gain new qualifications with limited disruption to an awardee's professional career. One year courses can also enable the awardee to enter a higher level qualification. One year of full-time study generally means one academic year, or two semesters.