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Jeff Foxworthy and Larry the Cable Guy will not only contribute, but serve as executive producers of a new channel of exclusive comedy material that listeners will not hear anywhere other than at the comedy stars' live comedy shows. Comedy channels have been a staple on Sirius XM since its inception. They oft provide a needed break from news programming and music channels. Foxworthy and Larry are well known and respected in Comedy and bring a brand of humor that is a great match for the satellite waves. The new comedy channel will debut later this year.
Jeff Foxworthy is one of the most respected and successful comedians in the country. He is the largest selling comedy-recording artist in history, a multiple Grammy Award nominee and best-selling author of more than 26 books. He was recently inducted into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame for his accomplishments. Jeff will once again be hosting the FOX television game show Are You Smarter Than A 5th Grader, set to premiere in 2015.
Larry the Cable Guy is a multiplatinum recording artist, Grammy nominee, Billboard award winner and one of the top comedians in the country. His television shows, comedy and variety specials have all been ratings successes, and he has appeared in many successful films, including as the voice of the beloved Mater in the Golden Globe Award-winning animated feature film, "Cars."
The new channel from Jeff Foxworthy and Larry the Cable Guy joins a robust comedy lineup on SiriusXM featuring Comedy Central Radio, Jamie Foxx's The Foxxhole channel, Carlin's Corner, Laugh USA, and Raw Dog Comedy Hits and more.
SiriusXM teaming up with the duo is a natural solution that could well benefit both parties in this equation. Foxworth and Larry The Cable Guy get to continue to expand their brand and awareness, while SiriusXM gets to capitalize on that same brand and awareness. The biggest winner may well be satellite radio subscribers that receive unparallelled content that is simply not available elsewhere.


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The Worst 50 States in America
America! Who likes it? It's merely a schizophrenic jumble of 50 warring personalities all vying to be number one. But of course they can't all be. So which state is the best? And more importantly, which one is worst? Well, we've set out to determine just that. Welcome to the Worst States in America.
Because we're nothing if not thorough, we'll actually be ranking all 50 states, starting today and continuing on through midweek next week. And lest you think that this is some totally arbitrary decision-making process, we've very scientifically polled the Gawker staff and had each person rank the states from 1.0-10.0 We averaged those votes and came up with an overall score for each state. Pretty professional stuff here. So, let's get started.
50. New York
Oops! So much for being unbiased. Most of us at Gawker do, yes, live in this state. But that doesn't mean that it should be immediately excluded from being named America's least-worst state. It's pretty great!
The Good: New York recently decided to jump on the glittery gay bandwagon and pass same sex marriage laws, putting it into a (dismayingly) small club of American states. Other than that, New York has the global cultural center that is Rochester New York City, there are lovely places like the Adirondacks and the Catskills that make for good vacationing and settings for movies about sexy dancing, and if you drive from one end of the state to another you can go from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean. New York has it all!
The Bad: Remember when a bunch of greedy New Yorkers ruined the economy of the Western world? Oops. And New York City and its immediate environs are quickly being overtaken by a bunch of so-called hipsters who are really just bourgeoisie yuppies in training. There's an Ivy League death trap up in the Finger Lakes. And the less said about Buffalo and the North Country the better.
Final Score: 8.39
49. Massachusetts
Small and stony land of liberalism, Massachusetts has a reputation for free-thinking intellectual types who vote left and think even lefter. Wicked pissah!
The Good: As evidence of said liberalism, the Bay State was the first to legalize same-sex marriage, all the way back in 2004. And sports: the Red Sox are second in their division right now, the Bruins won the Stanley Cup (and caused destruction to our most hated enemy, Canada), the Celtics made the playoffs, and the Patriots only lost two games last season. Capital city Boston is full of smart people and colleges and universities, Cape Cod and the islands and the Berkshires are iconic vacation havens, and the furniture stores are also amusement parks.
The Bad: Boston, while certainly a Volvo-driving leftie mecca, is also notoriously racially segregated and class divided. And then have you ever driven 45 minutes outside of the city? Or been to Fall River or New Bedford or any of the mill towns out west that time has forgotten? Yikes. And back to those sports, Massachusetts fans are notoriously The Worst and you could probably have a nice baseball team too if you pumped millions and millions of dollars into it. Oh and bars close at 2am.
Final Score: 8.04
48. Hawaii
America's honeymoon resort, the islands of Hawaii are both celebrated and forgotten, the perfect place to disappear for a week or for the rest of your life.
The Good: It's Hawaii! Beaches and mountains and lava. Lots and lots of lava. Plus it's so far away that the rest of this godforsaken nation doesn't pay much attention to it, so it could be a good place to lay low for a spell while the heat dies down.
The Bad: Because the state is just a bunch of islands in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, the cost of living is pretty damn high. It's a good place to stage a decades-long conspiracy to put a foreign-born national in the White House. If you want to live there you have to deal with awful tourists all the time, or you have to live way far out in a volcano or something. The whole thing will probably be wiped out by a giant tsunami one day. Most importantly, it's overrun with terrible chickens.
Final Score: 7.71
47. Vermont
The Green Mountain State is a bastion of backwoods free-thinking and ice cream manufacturing, though dark forces may be lurking in its hills.
The Good: The perpetually two credits shy, Birkenstock-wearing member of the New England family, Vermont is a refuge for old hippies who just want to get away from it all. And that's kind of fun! They make good cheese there and most people seem nice. Burlington is a pretty chill town. The whole state's real pretty, with its mountains and white churches and all that. Just a pleasant place to be. Except in winter.
The Bad: If you're looking for diversity, Vermont, which is about 98% white, isn't exactly the place for you. There are basically no gun laws, so even that guy with the ponytail and the beat-up old Subaru could be packing heat. In fact, there are definitely some real wackos lurking in the state's shadowy valleys and snow-blasted mountaintops. Vermont can also be very, very cold! Just very, very cold. And snowy. If you don't like skiing to work, look to settle elsewhere.
Final Score: 7.62
46. California
Home to roughly 12% of the nation's people, California is by far our most populous state. With that comes many good things. And also lots of bad.
The Good: California is big and beautiful and varied. You can be at the beach, in the mountains, and in the desert on the same day. Along the coast, the weather is pretty livable most of the time. As states go, Cali is pretty progressive on the politics front, though mostly in Los Angeles and the Bay Area. Really, though, the main reason to love California is that you can get as stoned as you want on premium kine bud totally legally, as long as you have a doctor's note.
The Bad: The state starts to look slightly less than progressive when you consider Proposition 8, the Governator, the existence of San Diego and Orange County, and this whole disaster. Plus there's the aforementioned city of Los Angeles, a wasted hellscape of strip malls and strippers and people desperate to be in "the industry." Oh, and, well, the entire state is broke and their public school system is "broken" and nobody has a house there anymore.
Final Score: 7.29
45. Minnesota
The land o' lakes sometimes appears to be about as perfect a slice of Americana as can be. But of course Americana is often a scary, terrible thing.
The Good: The Twin Cities area tends to be a pragmatically progressive, pleasant place to live. There's lots of good cultural stuff like theater and all that. Outside of Minneapolis/St. Paul, there is lots of picturesque, Scandinavian-tilled farmland dotted with lakes. That landscape is also, at one point anyway, dotted with the Mall of America, an enormous shopping complex complete with indoor Nickelodeon theme park. If that's too crassly commercial for you, down the road a bit is the (disputed) world's largest ball of twine. Oh, and one of Minnesota's senators is Stuart Smalley! The best thing about Minnesota, though? Fried food.
The Bad: Uh, well, the government shut down. Also, Michele Bachmann. The conservative movement is only growing in Minnesota, and though it seems like a gently folksy kinda place, it's not always so pleasant. But really the main way that Minnesota is shitty? It's cold.
Final Score: 7.11
44. Washington
Home of coffee and rain, Washington State is one of America's best places to brood.
The Good: There are pretty things to look at! There's the Puget Sound, Olympic and Cascades National Parks, the weird deserts of the eastern part of the state, the San Juan islands, and snow-capped Mt. Rainier. Seattle is also a fairly cosmopolitan city, home to Frasier and a(n admittedly dwindling) music scene. Washington is home to Microsoft and Amazon, useful if not entirely unevil corporations. Most importantly, of course, Washington is home to Bella Swann and the Twilight vampadventures, the most romantic story ever created by humans.
The Bad: Starbucks launched its great global coffee takeover from Washington. Seattle has been scientifically proven to be one of America's most annoying cities. It rains all the time. Spokane is a weird place. Did we mention it rains all the time? It rains all the time. And, again, it should be reiterated that Seattle is a very annoying place.
Final Score: 7.05
43. Oregon
Washington's neighbor to the south, Oregon is a place you'll want to, uh, make a trail to.
The Good: Portland is a great city. Full of artists and thinkers and other weirdos — it's the verdant farmers market of your dreams, an easy-to-live-in medium-sized city where the dream of the '90s is still alive. There are also other great towns in Oregon like Ashland (home to the word-renowned Oregon Shakespeare Festival), hippie-filled Eugene, and the hilariously named Coos Bay. Ramona Quimby is from Oregon, which is also pretty significant. Plus there's lots of pretty Pacific Northwest nature-type places, from Mt. Hood to sprawling national forests.
The Bad: Like Washington, it rains a lot. Hippies can get kind of annoying, as can farmers markets. And those pretty Pacific Northwest nature-type places? They can get kind of creepy if you get turned around on their dark and winding back roads. There's a huge earthquake coming any day now. Also, once you leave Oregon you have to drive a whole hell of a long way until you get anywhere else, unless of course you drive north to Seattle, but who would want to do that?
Final Score: 6.95
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Editor's Note: Joseph Bocchini is the Chairman of the Deparment of Pediatrics at Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center in Shreveport and chair of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices working group on the HPV vaccine for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Joseph Bocchini notes issue of HPV vaccine safety coming up in recent GOP debates
He says CDC, others say vaccine helps prevent HPV, which can lead to cancers
He says vaccine has been widely tested and is safe with side effects rare
Bocchini: Parents should listen to reliable information in deciding to vaccinate their kids
During the recent Republican presidential debate, the issue of vaccinating girls against human papillomavirus, or HPV, came up several times, and some statements have been made that may concern parents of children scheduled to receive the vaccine.
The statements questioned the safety of HPV vaccines and the rationale for the recommendations for their use from the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the American Academy of Pediatrics and the American Academy of Family Physicians.
HPV vaccines have the promise of improving the lives of both women and men. The recommendations for use of the vaccine are based on scientific data, including safety studies, which indicate that the benefits of HPV vaccines far outweigh any of the known risks. The safety record of these vaccines is excellent.
After five years and more than 35 million doses of HPV vaccines given, all of the available scientific evidence shows that HPV vaccines are safe and effective, and that the current recommendations will result in the best opportunity to prevent HPV infection and its consequences.
HPV is the most common sexually transmitted infection. Studies show that 50% to 70% of women will develop an HPV infection during their sexually active lives and that infection occurs soon after they become sexually active. Although most infections resolve over six to 24 months, some persist and can lead to cancer. Certain types of HPV are responsible for almost all cases of cervical cancer, other cancers of the anal and genital areas and a significant percentage of oropharyngeal cancers in men and women. Other HPV types cause genital warts.
In the United States, each year about 12,000 cases of cervical cancer are diagnosed, and nearly 4,000 women die of complications of cervical cancer.
HPV vaccines are an important scientific breakthrough. They prevent infection with the HPV types most commonly associated with the development of cancer and therefore are expected to reduce significantly the number of cases of HPV-related cancer in women and men.
Two HPV vaccines are available in the United States. The first, Gardasil, was licensed by the Food and Drug Administration in 2006 for girls 9 through 26 years of age to prevent cervical cancer and genital warts. In 2009, the license was extended to include boys 9 through 26. More recent data show Gardasil also prevents other genital cancers in women and anal cancer in both women and men.
The second HPV vaccine, Cervarix, licensed in 2009 for women 10 through 25 years of age, targets the prevention of cervical and related genital cancers. Both vaccines were studied extensively before the FDA licensed them. The rationale for the recommendation to immunize at 11 through 12 is that the vaccine will be most effective if given before a person becomes sexually active. Protection is expected to last for many years.
"Catch-up" vaccinations to age 26 are also important. Even though some persons in this age group already will have been infected with one or more of the HPV types in the vaccine, the vaccine will protect them against the HPV types in the vaccine to which they remain susceptible.
By the time the FDA licenses a vaccine, common side effects are known; evaluation for adverse health effects is an important requirement of the clinical trials that lead to licensure. No serious safety concerns were detected during the clinical trials of either of the two HPV vaccines.
After a vaccine is licensed, a number of systems are in place in the United States to monitor vaccine safety. These include the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System, a passive reporting system that can detect early-warning signals about possible new vaccine adverse effects, and the CDC's Vaccine Safety Datalink project, which provides a database for planned immunization safety studies of possible adverse effects arising from review of those reporting system reports and medical literature.
But investigation of reports to VAERS since both HPV vaccines were licensed has suggested that rare serious allergic reactions (including anaphylaxis) and fainting spells, which can occur after any immunization, can also occur after HPV vaccine. Vaccine providers, particularly when vaccinating adolescents, should consider observing patients (with patients seated or lying down) for 15 minutes after vaccination to decrease the risk for injury should they faint.
A recent study was conducted in CDC's Vaccine Safety Datalink among females 9-26 years of age who received HPV vaccine (Gardasil). The study found no statistically significant increased risk for any of outcomes studied after vaccination. Studies on HPV vaccine safety will continue and reports of any rare event occurring after receipt of HPV vaccine will be reviewed.)
And the Institute of Medicine, part of the United States National Academy of Sciences, recently reviewed reported vaccine-related, adverse events and did not find that data supported a causal relationship of HPV vaccine to any neurologic condition.
Parents have a great opportunity today to reduce the risk of HPV-related cancers in their children. Parents who have concerns about HPV vaccine and some of the statements made about safety should ask their children's doctors for information. The CDC has a website that provides accurate, up-to-date information about the safety and effectiveness of HPV vaccines.
Parents would do well to use trusted and reliable resources when making the important decision to protect their children from HPV infection and HPV-related cancers.
The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of Joseph Bocchini.


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2.50pm – Prime Minister Julia Gillard has ended Question Time, following an attempt by the Opposition to move a no-confidence motion in her.
The motion to suspend Standing Orders was carried 73-71 but failed because it needed to reach an absolute majority of 76 votes.
The House of Representatives has now moved on to routine business as Labor members left the chamber to prepare for the 4.30pm leadership ballot.
Sky News is reporting the Gillard camp claims it still has 58 certain votes to defeat Rudd.
Backbencher Graham Perrett (Moreton, Queensland) has said he will support Gillard. Parliamentary Secretary Richard Marles says he will support Rudd.
There are some suggestions from Sky's Peter van Onselen that Kevin Rudd may not nominate. Rudd has maintained since his defeat in February last year that he will not challenge.
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UPDATED February 6, 2013: So a lot has happened with the upcoming film Absolutely Anything since I wrote this article in January 2012…and by "a lot," I mean, "a little. Nothing—no. Not nothing. Something." (And I would say it in the voices of John Cleese and Michael Palin.) The IMDB page says the film is in pre-production with no fixed release date. But according to a November 2012 article in The Wrap, both Gemma Aterton and Benedict Cumberbatch are in talks for roles for this CGI-heavy film.
The Wrap also writes,
"The story revolves around a teacher who discovers he has magical powers and can make things happen with the wave of his hand. He can wipe out classrooms of badly behaving students and bring people back to life. But he experiences mishap after mishap as he tries to learn how to use these powers."
With an obvious lack of sketches and a few Cambridge-educated Brits taking on multiple roles, does this mean this isn't a Monty Python movie? I argue, loudly, that it is. The former members of the sketch comedy team can't help but bring their humor with them. A Fish Called Wanda wouldn't have been as delightful without Michael Palin as Ken the animal lover who kept accidentally killing dogs and John Cleese's "Do you have any idea what it's like being English" speech—comedic bits that are pure Python.
And what Python fan would say, "Hmm...it stars Cleese, Palin, and even the typically unseen Terry Gilliam. It will be directed by Terry Jones. But wait, it's not a Python movie. Nah. I think I'll see the reboot of Transformers 12: Nanobots instead."
ORIGINAL ARTICLE: The comedy team of Monty Python--which gave the world five years of BBC television as well as five movies--is reuniting for a new film. Their newest creation will be a science fiction film. The Pythons will be playing aliens who grant wishes to humans, just to see what happens.
Well, not all Pythons. Eric Idle has yet to climb aboard this crazy train, and Graham Chapman died in 1989. But John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, and Michael Palin are all in, as is Terry Jones, who will be directing.
Robin Williams will be joining them in a role as a talking dog. That's right: Robin Williams and Monty Python. And if the Pythons let Williams off his leash, he could very well add a few four-letter words to the Python vocabulary. This also means that fans can look forward to the usual hijinks, as well as something completely different.
Monty Python lives in the hearts of geeks everywhere thanks to their anarchic skits, including, the Dead Parrot, Spam, and Nudge Nudge, to name a few. And then there was Monty Python and the Holy Grail, which later became the basis for the successful Broadway play, Spamalot.
According to MSNBC, filming starts in April, just in time to look on the bright side of life.
For a look at some Pythonesque humor, characterized as both scholarly and surreal, check this out:
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August is the LAST MONTH for our Bee Blocks!
For Hive ONE for August, Jeannie would like her bee members to make half square triangles. Jeanie would like you to make 18 HST with a scrappy look.
For Hive ONE for August, Jeannie would like her bee members to make half square triangles. Jeanie would like you to make 18 HST with a scrappy look.
She provided the following instructions:
For Hive Two, Yo would like her hive members to use light, medium and cool colors (think ocean colors) to make a "wave" pattern.
Yo provided the following instructions:
We are doing a Quilt Bee this year! Here's how it works: there are two bee hives. Each person in each hive gets a month. When it's your month, you show your block at the Guild Meeting, then the next month, your hive members bring completed blocks to you. You will probably get enough blocks to make an entire quilt top!
The particulars:
- Your chosen block size should be between 12 inches and 15 inches.
- If you want smaller blocks, you could request several small blocks that roughly equal one larger block.
- Remember that skill levels vary among hive members. Challenging our skills and creativity is great, but, the block should still be attainable for novice quilters.
- You may request a specific color scheme.
- If you would like a specific fabric or designer, you must supply the fabric.
- If you miss a meeting, or you are unable to make the block, contact Queen Bee Annie.
- Use the hashtag #CMQGBee
During your bee month:
- Before the Guild meeting, you will:
- Type up instructions for your block. This should include size requirements, color scheme, and instructions on how to make the block. You can either create a tutorial yourself or link to a site that has a tutorial. Include a photo and/or color inspiration.
- Email this information to Wendy (either the instructions and photos, or the link to your blog post containing the information). Please email the information the WEEK OF THE GUILD MEETING.
- At the Guild meeting, you'll bring your sample block and share with the group, plus give a quick overview of what you want.
During someone else's month:
- You will receive an overview at the Guild meeting of the block you are to make.
- The instructions for the blocks will be posted here on this blog.
- Make the block(s) and bring to the next meeting!
Hive members:
There are two hives within our Guild.
Hive One Members and their assigned months:
- January - Janine
- February - Amy T.
- March - Abby
- April - Christine
- May - Tara
- June - Becky
- July - Shonna
- August - Jeanie
Hive Two Members and their assigned months:
- January - Ellen B.
- February - Amy G.
- March - Dorothy
- April - Annie
- May - Shonna
- June - Janine
- July - Carol
- August - Yolanda
Bee Angels: Janice and Dana


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Thursday, February 17, 2011
New Vids and Podcast
3 comments:
- Don Recuero said...
Hey Richard I do want to thank you again for doing the interview.
I just wanted to explain that the podcast for "college dropout intellectual elitists" is a bit of a joke.
The goal of the show is to provide content for people who are probably not involved with academia but are still trying to maintain a intellectually active life.
I also apologize for any sound issues. I promise to refund all listeners 100% of their money if they are not satisfied with the episode. - February 19, 2011 6:18 AM
- Pikemann Urge said...
I watched both 1) and 2) and found them both useful. I appreciated what you said in the interview about whether or not giving food to Africans is actually beneficial.
You can imagine the bleeding heart types protest with a "how could you think like that?". This sort of attitude obstructs charity just as much as selfishness does.
Giving by itself - without reason - is just as unhelpful as being a miser. In fact it seems to be the case that a lot of giving is done out of insecurity, not out of genuine concern.
Throwing money at people won't make them rich. Nor will it make the problem just go away, as so many hope. - February 19, 2011 7:23 PM
- camspiers said...
I really enjoyed the podcast :) - March 04, 2011 3:12 AM