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Affects Version/s: 1.9.3
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1. Add a new config variable profilesforenrolledusersonly = true (by default)
2. When showing the profile page, if a courseid isn't defined (this is the public view) AND the user is not enrolled in any courses AND profilesforenrolledusersonly = true then replace the profile description with something like "This profile description will not be shown until this person is enrolled in at least one course".
3. When editing the profile page, if the description is blank AND the user is not enrolled in any courses AND profilesforenrolledusersonly = true then completely hide the description field from the editing page.
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you can not use get_record('role_assignments', 'userid', $userid) if there are multiple role assignments - it should some debugging error
instead please use record_exists()
also please reorder the if condition so that the record_exists() is executed only when really needed
Oki, I've:
- Added some empty() checks to avoid some notices about the $CFG->profilesforenrolledusersonly not defined.
- Changed get_record() to record_exists() and moved it to last condition.
- Bump 19_STABLE and HEAD versions to force the setting to be displayed/defined.
1) I'd fix the setting help text a bit, indicating it's an anti-spam measure in some way. Right now the justification of the setting isn't clear IMO.
2) Add it to the anti SPAM Moodle Docs.
3) Backport from 19_STABLE to 1.8, 1.7 and 1.6
Helen can you take a look to 1 & 2, plz...
Dongsheng can backport it to be ready next weekly?
Thanks everybody!
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1) How about:
$string['configprofilesforenrolledusersonly'] = 'To prevent misuse by spammers, profile descriptions of users who are not yet enrolled in any course are hidden. New users must enrol in at least one course before they can add a profile description.';
2) Information about this setting added to Moodle Docs:
Great! BTW... looking commits... I thin the setting has been backported to 1.7 too.
Thanks Eloy, I've added the reworded lang string to 1.7 too and have updated the documentation.
Hi, everyone, 1.6 is quite different from the other versions. Where should I place the profilesforenrolledusersonly setting in "Administration Page"?
Good question... hehe.
I think it used to be a "security" section under "config variables" or something like that. That was the place where things like $CFG->secureforms or $CFG->loginhttps were defined... hope it helps.
I've performed some changes in the 16_STABLE version committed some hours ago:
- Set new setting default to true (securer).
- clean some debug code that was left there.
- fixed use of undefined $userid
- fixed logic so description field continues being mandatory for normal (enrolled) users. Was broked in prev commit.
Seems to be working fine now. Resolving as fixed. Someone else, please, review this. Ciao
PS: And please, try to perform some test when committing things to stable branches. This was simply broken in too many places to be acceptable IMO. TIA!
1/ I am not sure this should be on by default - when adding new user the description field "disappears" ??
2/ I can see this in 1.6.x when I view my own profile and description already there, but not enrolled: "This profile description will not be shown until this person is enrolled in at least one course." and not enrolled yet. This does not seem like correct English.
Anyway, reopening and going to fix more coding problems there...
1/ fixed undefined 2x $userid in 1.6.x
2/ fixe 1x undefined $userid in 1.7.x, BUT the use of non-existent capability moodle/user:editprofile will not probably work in all cases - this was a know problem fixed in 1.8.x only - maybe it is the right time to close 1.7.x branch and not commit anything there at all
3/ in 1.8.x the new code in definition_after_data() MUST verify that $userid is valid (changed in 1.9.x) - it was removing the description field always - this was totally untested, right?
4/ the restriction does not belong into advanced user edit form - it was removing the description if user had only create user cap


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Do you think Rush is out of line?.
womens rights
yes,absolutly. He should not have a free ticket to slander anyone he chooses.
She reads nicely
Nicely composed commments, totally unacceptable logic. The public should not be saddled with the burden for promiscuity. Health reasons are outside of this spurious debate.
What a crock! What does it make us when we pay for someone else's contraception (sex)? None of you so called journalists have asked "is he right?" Is he out of line, what cop out. He is no more over the top than any other political issue of today. If contraception is a women's health issue then all men should have their thing tattooed with a warning label like cigaretts.
He is out of line
Rush Limbaugh has once again crossed the line of decency. He is insulting and rude. WBEN should be ashamed of itself for broadcasting his show. WBEN management should seriously consider removing his show from the airwaves of Buffalo.
If the shoe fits
As the numbers have been broken down based on the statements of Sandra Fluke, a woman would be having sex 3 times a day, every day. What are these women in school for? Sex, or studies? What happened to personal responsibility? Instead, it's a protect me from myself mentality and the government should pay for it. And what do we get from our stellar, moral, Catholic congressional Democrat representatives? Concentrate on your studies? Take a little more responsibility for your actions? Have less un-responsible sex? No. Blame Rush Limbaugh. We have real problems in this country, $4.00 gas, rising food prices, stagnant economy, 8 % unemployment. Address those issues? No. Write a stupid letter condemning a talk show host. But somehow, when liberal talk shows say something inflammatory, where is the same condemnation? (Crickets). Please God, when will the electorate in this are wake up. We are a living idiocracy!
As most educated people leave wny for better opportunity, we are stuck here with the knuckle-dragging redneck wben listeners who are still stuck in an unenlightened 19th century mentality.
Send Prune Face Slaughter back to Kentuckey! She is WAY PAST her shelf life! AND does not represent us worth a darn! This is still a FREE Country, and we enjoy FREE speach, if she doesn't like it , TOUGH!
Rush was kind
The terms Rush used were nothing compared to the words I would've used to describe this cow. (I actually had a different "c" word in mind, but it wouldn't be printed.) This woman could save herself some money if she'd get some cheap cigars and do it the Bill and Monica way.
guess I'm a knuckle dragger
Women have the right to contraception - it just isn't and shouldn't be free. Case closed. Once again this is nothing more than a strategy by the nobama white house to manufacture and propagate a divisive issue to at least try to bring one of the largest voter bases over to their side. I just hope women are paying attention and realize they are being prayed upon. And now the woman that supposedly represents me has nothing better to do with her time than to write a letter seeking a forced apology from an political commentator/entertainer. People need to ask themselves why the gov't wants free contraception for women? From the founder of planned parenthood - Margaret Sanger, Pivot of Civilization, referring to immigrants and poor people"........ human weeds,' 'reckless breeders,' 'spawning... human beings who never should have been born."
Not out of line - way past it! His language is deplorable.
Most educated people understand the very real costs socially and economically for unwanted pregnancies. Conservatives cannot have it both ways - you want to ban abortion rights but not give women better access to birth control? Can anyone say hypocrite? The cost to provide birth control pales in comparison to welfare childrens' upbringing on the taxpayer buck. I would also like to mention that the very free speech that protects Rush also gave this young woman the right to voice her perspective and Congress agrees. IMO he comes very close to slander.
get to studing
Get off your back and learn .
Rush has an opinion on everything!
The real issue at hand is related to the coverage of (BCP) birth control pills. I feel as a healthcare provider the government, has again over stepped their authority. All HMO's should offer BCP to be covered at no cost. Trust me the cost of the contracepetives will be less expensive than the cost of pregnancy, abortions and any other potential complications that may arise as a result of both wanted and unwanted pregnacy. Just a providers "2 cents" between patients. Less GOVT and more common sense= a stronger America.
Good strategy!
I have learned more about the Health care issues from Rush Limbaugh's "shock jock" comments. It worked all the way around, for one, they have everyone talking,writing,viewing. As for Sandra Fluke,victim or witness, once she chose to comment on her personal situation, she became a pawn for the Media, Politicians and everyone who wanted to be heard. Good strategy, however I really don't know who should get the credit.
Political folly
This is a complete set up by the Democrats since they want to divert attention to the real problems in this country. This country is $16 trillion in debt and if we cannot afford to secure our borders then we certainly are not able to afford this additional "entitlement". She is too polished in the video and on national TV this morning and was schooled in this presentation by the minority party in Congress. Tuition at this school is $65M annually and to speak nationally on this subject is an embarrassment to her and her family. Based on the information that was aired she should be ashamed of herself allowing her to be used in more ways than she can imagine. This is not about women's rights, it's about religious and individual freedom and trashing of the Constitution which the Democrats stated was not referenced in a video a week ago.
Rush is Right!
Rush was simply responding to absurdity with absurdity. The testimony was completely absurd! College students in DC already have easy access to free BCP at best and low cost generic BCP from places like Walmart (less than $10/month)at worse. The $50/month figure is bogus.
Slaughter doesn't represent the public opinion. If Rush is an abuse of public air waves she is an abuse of public dollars. Sorry Rochester, you get her back.
Many MARRIED couples use contraception
Why is this being debated as something only single, "Loose" women need or use? My insurance covers lung cancer in smokers...should I refuse to pay for their care too? Or drug abusers like Rush who end up needing cochlear implants and rehab??? Insurance covers us ALL - it is cheaper than facing a disastrous illness on your own. Many, if not MOST married couples use contraception at one time or another...it is a part of health care.
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People like Slaughter are the real insult to women. Responsible women make there choices and do not expect other to be responsilbe for those choices. No, Rush should not have to apologize for saying the truth.
no way!!!
something wrong with these leaders like slaughter and others wasting time writing letters to the republican speaker to chastise Limbaugh for telling the truth. These women are in college to learn, not have sex on my dime. I am so sick of these liberals wanting things like this and having others foot their bill. If its too expensive for you to buy contraception, then stop having sex and start doing your class work. I can't wait for the elections, boot these bums out of office and get some sensible people back in Washington making decisions for us. Shame on you Higgins and Hochul, I can't wait till your both out of Congress, you both make me sick!!!!
Rush is wrong
If the shoe fits...can you please site an example of a liberal talker who has said something on par with Rush's incediary language?
So Slaughter, Hocul and Higgins have nothing to do?
He's a talk show host, get over yourselves.
She's a Joke
Nothing wrong with what Rush said, bottom line I DO NOT WANT TO PAY into any more Government programs...Period! Obviously this student is a shill for the Dems. and the entire hearing is a sham. I may write Nancy Pelosi to ask for the witnesses phone number. What ever happened to taking responsibility for your own life.
People keep voting her into office. Vote for someone else, until you do, we are stuck with her. Should Rush apologize?? No, he should not. This whole thing is a distraction from $5 a gallon gas and 9% unemployment, and the fact that Obama is in over his head.
Free Speech...
Period. I apologize he has such a following, he must be doing something right...
Rush's comments
No, Rush should not have to apologize or retract his statements. Ms. Fluke put herself out there. Let her face the consequences. Just because she's a law student shouldn't make her immune from ridicule.
Palin, Rice, Bachmann, etc. have been called worse; w/ no reaction from left.
If the left can't take the heat, stay out of the kitchen.
Hey Slaughter, You know what else is FREE? Spell check. Guess you didn't take advantage of that FREE public education. You shouldn't comment on things you can't even spell. It's speech dumb-dumb. Not speach.
Out of line?? Where? Why is it ok for the likes of Wasserman-Schultz to slander the TeaParty members or conservatives in general. No outrage over the remarks of the likes of chris mattews, rachel maddow or george schultz. How about the remarks of hoffa, jr inciting his union thugs to take out the TeaParty. The feigned outrage from the left is amusing. Guess it's ok for the left to say what they want but not a conservative. Limbaugh holds no political office and has no power. You outraged leftists need to get over yourself. BTW-why do you people fixate on sex so much?
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WBEN just got a whole lot quieter in this household and will remain that way as long as they continue to broadcast Rush Limbaugh's vile tirades.
Way out of line
Rush always crosses the line to generate controversy. Its his modus operand (sp). Generates listenership and keeps his base strong. The guy is offensive, insensitive, rude, in your face, and generally lacks any decency. He hates women... BTW, Rush incorrectly leads his listeners by the nose ring (what else is new) to convince them that taxpayers would be on the hook to pay for contraception. READ, folks... READ!!! This is a proposal for EMPLOYER and EMPLOYEE health plan funding. NOT taxpayers!! Sheesh!!
Pull Rush
AM930 should pull its re-broadcast of Rush Limbaugh. The guy is a drug-addicted loudmouth who does nothing but incite hate and mistrust. The guy is scum. The worst of what America has to offer. WBEN should be ashamed to carry his show.
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wben should be ashamed
Wben should take Limbaugh off the air now! Calling women sluts on the air, come on. Most of the women I know have used contraception. Reports say 98% of Catholic women use birth control does WBEN think Rush should call them all sluts too? WBEN I will notlisten to your station until he is gone for good. By the way Im a male and find this disgusting.
ditto headed morons
none of these morons even Rush didnt watch the hearing cause sex wasn't even brought up! Blind leading the blind totaly get ur own minds Rush is a moron lol
It's amazing how ignorant some people are. People like Rush Limbaugh and "If the shoe fits". It is NOT viagara-you do not take the pill every time you have sex. You have a computer,educate yourself.
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We hate sex. We hate women. We hate the idea that someone, somewhere, right this moment, might be happy. We hate ourselves.
Rush is Right ON!
My wife was a student when I met her and she NEVER used contraception. Why? She was not sexually active. The idea that pregnancy is a disease that must be prevented is at the root of this debate. Obama thinks it is a punishment, the Left wants to prevent it or abort it, the Environmental movement things that there are just too many of us. But to make others pay for contaception (or anything for that matter) so you can enjoy, IS STILL ABSURD. Where is personal responsibility. I wish I could say it louder and clearer than Rush.
To those against Rush...
...I have 2 words for you, Bill Mahr! Are you kidding me with your cockeyed logic that Rush is off base. Give me a break. Try compairing what he says to the hateful venom sprewed by Mahr. Nuff Said!
While we were asleep
Brave American patriots endangered their lives to fight an oppressive government in England that abused their personal freedoms. 200 years later we are having a serious discussion about someone's "right" to take money forcibly from one citizen and use it to buy birth control just so that citizen can have sex??? Have we seriously become that lost as a nation that we cannot see how ridiculous that idea is? Birth control is NOT a right. Free housing is NOT a right. Free education is NOT a right. Free food is NOT a right. These are all individual choices that should be decided by the individual and paid for by the individual. As an American I am offended to my core that someone thinks they have the right to take what is rightfully mine in the guise of "public good" when it is for their own personal gratification. I don't expect a taxpayer in Idaho to buy my sneakers and I do not intend to pay for anyone's condoms and birth control pills. Wake up America...we have allowed the ignorant and corrupt to take our country away from us while we slept.
Rush should not be on the regular airwaves
Rush should have his show on cable only where the rules are more lenient. The regular airwaves are not for people like Rush or Bill Maher. Health care is not free. We all pay a co pay and preventive medical care should be equal for men and women. Sex aside, birth control is prescribed in many cases for irregular or absent menstrual periods, endometriosis, menstrual cramps and many other reasons. Health coverage should not discriminate against women.
Great job Rush... You put this on the front page where it cane be seen for what it is... A new Democrat cause to replace the old and worn out issue of Abortion, which is no longer getting all the attention and favoUrable press. If the President had not overstepped his Constitutional authority by pushing the Catholic Churches and Schools to fund the "Free Contraception" Ms Fluke would have had no cause to champion. It is her school that is not in favour of Contraception being funded or sanctioned.. Why does the Dean of her school not step forward and clear the air. This is where her fight is, not with Rush. She gave up her rights to protection from insults by speaking in the Government Forum. Does no one remember Sarah Palin being called a "Tw-t" and more by Bill Maher..? Where was the indignation from the media on that one? How can one forget that the $3000 figure was over the THREE years not One year? Besides... Birth control pills do not cost that much. I have heard that Wal-art charges less than $10 per month. Maybe someone can tell Ms Fluke to go to planned Parenthood where she can get them for FREE. Failing that, a government official took some heat because he offered a version of the old method of contraception... "Just Say No"
Hi Really,
The Left only fixates on Sex when the Conservatives try to use it to point out something that the Left is using to change the subject. Take the focus off the real issues.. like the Debt, unemployment, Iran, murdered Americans in Afghanistan, the devaluation of the US Dollar. What do they do.. Use Nancy Pelosi to put a Straw Dog in front of a Microphone to change the subject. This Rush's greatest Media Tweak... It puts the government silliness right on the front page.
Hi "Many MARRIED couples use contraception "
Hi Many, You are comparing Contraception to Rush's medical expenses? One big difference... Neither YOU nor the American Public has to pay for Rush's Rehab or his Cochlear Implant.
Where Is Rush's Apolgy ?
Sorry people... Are we discussing something that has not happened?
government has suceeded in distracting us from looking at the "CHANGE" from Republic to some form of "ism" (NDAA),affordable care act etc. while goading the religeous&conservatives to protest & be labeled as beligerent while at the same time keeping the media focus on drama like Rush's comment while unemployment &gas prices are skyhigh& rising. The only news should be of all our elected representatives telling us how they are battling those who are responsable for the NDAA & mandate to purchase anything!
So when ed schultz called Coulter a s*&^, that was ok. When maher called Palin the "c" word that was ok. When the talking heads on the left go after conservatives that's ok. Just checking with you leftists. Was the remark out of line, was the name calling unnecessary, yes, on both sides. The issue is the total double standard by our so-called main stream media that cherry picks what is presented to the mindless lemmings who hang on every word. The coverage of the vile names Sarah Palin AND her family were subjected to on a daily basis was not covered. But, this, why every hour on the half hour we heard about this. This is a distraction and the media is right there doing the bidding.
Free speech??
Oh my, all the OUTRAGE from the leftists here on this page. Now the call for wben to take Rush off the air. Hasn't that been the plan all along? Wasn't it barry who DEMANDED that members of Congress not listen to Rush? Why is that? Why do you people give hims such power. You know, controlling the media worked for the nazi's so I guess that's the end point. And, happy for the regime, our so called media here is willing and ready to do the biding. Just remember, you never know who they will go after next so stay in line and march lock step.
guess my comment won't make the cut. No profanity, just a comment about the msm and how they have covered this non story non stop while comments by leftist hosts get a free pass. Welcome to pravda. And the wailing to take Rush off the air, very, very pravda. Don't like him, don't listen. Tape ed schultz or go to the left of the dial and listen to those sweet folks.
Your daughter is a ...
How would you guys feel if those comments were directed at your family member because she happens to need a hormonal treatment provided by the pill to treat a menstral cycle related issue? Health care coverage options should not be dictated by the naive. I don't see what is free about health care. I co-pay $20 a week that adds up to $1000 per year. How many doctor visits do you need per year to justify $1000? And that is just my part of the cost. If Rush wants to slander people perhaps he should be limited to cable channels like HBO where slander is OK under the ruse of "comedy".
Proud to be a ditto head?
The phrase "ditto head" would imply the lack of brains to think for yourself. Many of the those sheep are proving this by repeating his mistakes. Rush says women want us to pay for her pills needed for medical issues but that is an error. The issue is consistancy in heath care packages provided by employers with co-pay from the employee. Maybe those mindless sheep should follow his lead again and be man enough to admit when they are wrong. Our kids should be taught to be able to admit when they are wrong and it is OK to appologize. Also then teach those kids to use thier own brain and not to be led off of a cliff by people like Rush.
I agree with Rush...
for the first time ever! He did the correct thing by appologizing. Many people responding on this blog seem to assume Rush knows what he is talking about. Rush has never let facts get in the way of his outrageousness. A recent error for example is talking about an abortion pill. The morning after pill is not an abortion pill. All the morning after pill does is prevent the sperm and egg from meating. If she is already pregnant, then the pill has no effect. I hope these people don't get thier information from Rush because he is just for entertainment and his show should not be confused with reality.
The AM airwaves are not for slander
That's what pay cable is for. Put Rush on HBO only right after Bill Maher.
Take personal responsibility and stop listening to hate speech
Rush Limbaugh, Bill Mahr, Keith Olbermann all engage in emotion-based hate speech and name-calling. Their logic (both left and right) is usually seriously flawed but their listeners enjoy feeling superior to those being denigrated. All of us would be better off getting our news and opinion pieces from better sources, regardless of our political stripes.
wben listen
I was offended and outraged by the comments of Rush. Sandra Fluke is a private citizen,making a statement at a goverment hearing. God help us if it is our turn to speak out about something we feel so strongly about and Rush does not agree with us. I believe that she has legal recourse available to her and I hope that she uses it.
Educate yourselves
I know "education" is now a curse word to conservatives, but they are sorely in need of one! Whether a woman has sex ONCE PER DAY or ONCE PER YEAR, the cost is the SAME! Women don't just pop a BC pill when it's time to have sex, like so many impotent copnservatives. You have to be on it continually. And by the way, once again, conservatives take the LAZY way out and don't do their homework: If you listened to the actual testimony, you'd know how it had NOTHING to do with that young woman's sexual habits AT ALL.
Rush is right
some people talk about moral "ideals" rather than moral rules and about moral "idealism" rather than moral obedience.wben did you call out all the evil names the tv and some on radio stations calling Gods children?
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This nominated singer had no date with him
. When he was asked about it, he made a bunch of excuses, but the young, good looking singer is gay and thinks that coming out will destroy his career as a country singer.
not Scotty McCready, (sp?)ReplyCancel
One of the Florida Georgia line. The one that's tall and skinny.ReplyCancel
McCreary. I don't think he's gay though.ReplyCancel
Speaking of gay country music stars, Ty Herndon came up in rotation on my shuffle the other day! Whoever this is, I hope he does better than Ty, his career never made it past the whole "trying to pay an undercover male cop for a mouth party" event. "What Matters Most" still holds up, though.ReplyCancel
Hunter Hayes for sure.ReplyCancel
If being a Democrat destroyed the Dixie Chicks no telling how bad country radio would turn on a gay singer. Dude needs to switch to Americana. It's country music without stupid lyrics. It only gets played on NPR stations but it's big on the music festival circuit.ReplyCancel
dixie chick weren't destroyed for being Democrats, they were for insulting the current president at the time. Lots of country people are Democrats (Faith Hill and her husband, the dude who bangs Aniston/Kidman/I don't remember…). I don't know about him being gay in country, but Pharrell is gayer than Freddie Mercury and was successful at the very homophobic hip hop scenario.ReplyCancel
Country tossed katie Langs gay butt to the curb. Country is still very homophobic.ReplyCancel
It did, Queen, but K.D. Lang had a very big album directly after that. And she was honestly a terrible country singer much better as a chanteuse.ReplyCancel
Sounds like the plot from series 2 of Nashville (which I'm loving at the mo).ReplyCancel
The guys from Florida Georgia Line are 26 and 28. Since the blind says "very young" I'd say they're out. Hunter Hayes was born in '91 and Scotty was born in '93. I don't know if this is is a clue, but of the two Scotty isn't going to turn 21 until October and he's in the pics today on the red carpet and alone. So I think this blind is him, but Hayes would have been my guess if it weren't for the obvious clues.ReplyCancel
Hunter HayesReplyCancel
I don't believe Hunter Hayes or McCreery were nominated. My guess is either the Neil Perry from The Band Perry or Shay Mooney from Dan+Shay. Both in their early 20sReplyCancel
I adore my TTM. So we'll be fine in our disagreement. I thought she made a very good country singer. Shadowland, Absolute Torch and Twang are not quite Emmylou Harris good but good just the same. Haven't enjoyed recent efforts as much as those two.
Oh well. I still lurve TTM. And k d whe n she's country.ReplyCancel
Well I lub my QueenAnneGuido so I will go and listen to early K.D. Lang again, because if it's good enough for my QAG, I musta missed something the first time.ReplyCancel
No gay man would show up on a red carpet dressed like Scotty Mcready. It has to be someone else.ReplyCancel
Guys, it's McCREERY.ReplyCancel
Maybe Scott was in disguise.ReplyCancel
100% Hunter Hays!!ReplyCancel


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With more Haki users, Logias stop being so invincible, and a Logia hierarchy would fit in just nicely. Kizaru > Enel, Akainu > Ace, Aokiji > Monet, it's all fitting together.
I'm most interested in the artifical Devil Fruit Vegapunk made. I like that they have dot patterns instead of spirals, and this arc is sneaking in lots of DF information, especially when the Axolotl no mi was created from a normal apple when Slimey died to make Shinokuni. We know how they're created (I wonder which fruit in Marineford became the new Mera Mera when Ace died), and we know Vegapunk can make his own, as well as feed them to objects.
I really want to see more DF swords. The one that Spandam had was the coolest.
Late reading this weeks chapter, I was stuck in a hospital all week.
Anyways, first thing I would like to address, or simply ask; Why did you guys ever think Monet was smart? She knows as much as you do, possibly a lot less, meaning she would only be as smart as you. Informative and intelligent are not the same thing. I would then like to point out Whiskey Peak to those who say Zoro doesn't like fighting women, when he clearly injures many women. That being said, Zoro has always been a defender of the weak, hints why he is always the first one to dive in when ANY crew member or stranger is in trouble. I bold 'any' because people are delusional enough to think it is always one single person Zoro plays guarding angel for. Now I would kinda like to know why he does that, seeing that his past doesn't go into detail.
Finally, for the Logia thing; I have a theory that all logias revolve around the 4 states of mater(Solid, Liquid, Gas, Plasma) or combination of the four.
As for the chapter: Why is Oda not letting us see Zoro get serious!? We've seen both Luffy and Sanji get serious.
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The only real reason Zoro isn't going all out is because there's the nigh lethal poisonous gas outside. If Zoro let loose something lethal like the time-skip equivalent of a 36-Pound Cannon where he is now, wouldn't that risk breaking the walls that keep the shinokuni gas outside and end up pouring in and kill everyone?
Not a very pleasant situation for Zoro to be in. Either let loose all hell on Monet and risk letting the gas seep in through any destroyed walls from the carnage, or let Monet succeed at killing you.
it might not be clear here, but in the anime he pulled his sword and charged towards her.
Character wise, Zoro doesn't mind fighting and beating a woman up but manga rules won't allow that.
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I think Zorro have intuition that there is some goodness inside Monet and still believe that she can change. that's why he is holding back there.
the way she doesn't harm d children. I mean, mocha did run to her but yet she doesn't do anything. just let her pass by.
Maybe there is something happened in her past that hasn't revealed yet.
Zorro is way far stronger in many ways than her, that's absolute.
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Saturday, Jan. 12
2:30 p.m. — Goreville vs. Gallatin County
4 p.m. — Vienna vs. Fairfield
5:30 p.m. — Mt. Carmel vs. Carmi-White County
7 p.m. — Anna-Jonesboro vs. Harrisburg
Monday, Jan. 14
5 p.m. — Anna-Jonesboro vs. Carmi-White County
6:30 p.m. — Eldorado vs. Gallatin County
8 p.m. — Pope County vs. Harrisburg
Tuesday, Jan. 15
5 p.m. — Vienna vs. Gallatin County
6:30 p.m. — Eldorado vs. Fairfield
8 p.m. — Mt. Carmel vs. Pope County
Wednesday, Jan. 16
5 p.m. — Pope County vs. Anna-Jonesboro
6:30 p.m. — Goreville vs. Vienna
8 p.m. — Harrisburg vs. Carmi-White County
Thursday, Jan. 17
5 p.m. — Eldorado vs. Vienna
6f:30 p.m. — Fairfield vs. Goreville
8 p.m. — Mt. Carmel vs. Anna-Jonesboro
Friday, Jan. 18
4 p.m. — Gallatin County vs. Fairfield
5:30 p.m. — Mt. Carmel vs. Harrisburg
7 p.m. — Eldorado vs. Goreville
8:30 p.m. — Pope County vs. Carmi
Saturday, Jan. 19
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2:30 p.m. — 4th Place Purple vs. 4th Place Gold
4 p.m. — 3rd Place Purple vs. 3rd Place Gold
5:30 p.m. — 2nd Place Purple vs. 2nd Place Gold
7 p.m. — 1st Place Purple vs. 1st Place Gold
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports writer
We all love going to ball games. We like the atmosphere, we like the competition, we like seeing people excel, we love cheering for our team and we love booing the opposing team.
We watch college football almost everyday of the week; we watch NFL football up to four days a week. Baseball, whether high school, college, major or minor league, we can watch everyday of the year if we want to. Basketball is the same way; high school, college or professional is available for our viewing pleasure every single day.
With the saturation of sports everywhere, we now have the explosion of those people who think they can coach or those who think they can referee and umpire. It all looks so simple. Anybody can do it, right?
Well looks can be and usually are deceiving. Those on the field in the heat of the battle are not as incompetent as we sometimes believe.
The officials and the coaches are part of the game; they are on the field doing their best just as the competitors are. Coaches and officials do not have the luxury of instant replay or slow motion or Monday morning quarterbacking.
Officiating is hard. There are always more players on the court or the field than there are officials and try as hard as you can, you cannot and do not see everything.
Coaching is interesting as you try to take many individuals and convert them into one cohesive team. Coaching is also hard. A coach has so many duties that it would be hard to list them all on one piece of paper. A coach is a teacher and a counselor and a confidant and a friend and on and on and on. Coaches make schedules and prepare ball fields for play and outfit players with uniforms and coordinate officials and concessions and announcing and clock officials and scorekeepers and grounds people and so on.
And of course we all know that coaches coach and officials officiate for the money. That is a great source of income as both professions are highly compensated for their time and effort. We all would love that income.
And then there is high school sports and reality. After travel expense of getting to practice everyday, an average coach probably makes a few cents an hour. Not only are they severely underpaid, they are expected to perform perfectly each and everyday.
And junior high sports are even worse. Although there is still compensation, miniscule as it may be, there is still compensation but often you coach by yourself or with minimal help.
Appreciate what it is because it is all for the love of the game. Next time you see a junior high or high school coach tell them thanks. The same with officials, extend your hand and say good job. Be grateful that a few are willing to sacrifice for us all. For without them, we would have nothing.


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Dragon Ball Z ... one of my favorite series that everybody might at least saw once is back.
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Iker Casillas and Sara Carbonero spent the weekend in Anguilla. Am told the two are still deliriously in love, all over each other at the pool and the beach. Interestingly enough, at one point, according to other hotel guests, they were looking at a "big ring" on her finger and laughing. Am told that the two were behaving like honeymooners. Please note however that Iker was not wearing a ring.
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Gov. Brown, let's lure businesses from Texas
Gov. Rick Perry's latest attempt at luring businesses from California to Texas is a 30-second radio ad where he says, "Building a business in California is next to impossible."
While I can't fault Gov. Perry for campaigning to bring more jobs to his state, I think it's time Californians take a stand. After seven years straight of being named the worst state to do business with, according to CEO magazine, I think it's time we fight back.
I'm proposing our governor release our own radio ads in Texas, giving our own reasons why businesses in the Lone Star State should come to California. After all don't we want to be number one again?
How's this sound?
California: Home of the nation's highest taxes on business … but we have Disneyland!
Come to California, where we're No. 1, in lawsuits, and first in lost profits!
California: Where we are No. 1 again, in the cost of energy.
California: Always stylish. Where red tape is the new black tie.
California: Where we are proud of being No. 1 – in poverty.
California: Where we literally tax the air that you breathe.
California: Where hunting is encouraged, especially when state regulatory agencies hunt small business.
What do you think? So, why don't we recruit businesses from Texas?
Well, we can't because we have the highest poverty rate, the highest taxes and the most over-regulated government in the nation.
Last week, the California Business Roundtable released a statewide survey of 1,142 businesses throughout the state, reporting their perspectives on California's business climate. According to the survey, 69 percent of businesses say it's harder to do business in California than in other states.
As leaders, we need to be the voice of businesses throughout our districts, and provide them with the assistance they need to succeed. We need to create more incentives for companies to remain, invest and grow in California. We need to invest in workforce development. We need to streamline the regulatory process. Like Texas, we should be innovating, not regulating.
That's why I introduced AB228, which would implement a fix-it-ticket style system for businesses who receive first time violation fines with entities such as the Department of Industrial Relations. A business would have 30 days to fix the issue if the business has never been cited for that issue before. This bill is a good common-sense measure to help employers who in many cases do not know they may be violating one of California's numerous laws and regulations.
Californians are frustrated with Gov. Perry's ongoing attempts to lure businesses to Texas, calling the latest radio ads distasteful. I would hope my colleagues in the Legislature view Gov. Perry's actions as I see them: a wake-up call for California.
The bottom line is if we want to bring back opportunity, make education affordable, restore our infrastructure, build our levees, fully fund law enforcement, and lower our unemployment and poverty rates, then we must expand our state's economy.
Sacramento, you can't be for jobs and against businesses, and still grow the economy – unless we move the Capitol to Disneyland.
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Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Sacred Beginnings
Saturday found us hosting two weddings at the farm. It was a beautiful, sunny, breezy day.
I never grow tired of this. Each wedding is unique and every bride is beautiful.
Such detail, such depth of color. Not one thing overlooked. All the pieces come together.
Each bride is nervous, each groom looks anxious. I stand there snapping photos, looking at each face.
The wedding is just the beginning. What will they remember of this special day, years from now?
What a privilege it is for us to be a part of these sacred beginnings. Blessings to our newlyweds!
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Labels: Friendship Farm, Weddings
Monday, September 10, 2012
Pretty Pinkeep
I had a very nice surprise the other day. I stopped in at the cafe to see Shann. She is the person who makes the delicious treats shown below. She had a present for me from her sister, Ali. If I remember correctly I squealed and did a little happy dance in the kitchen. Not sure what the other kitchen staff thought of that! Isn't it adorable? It's made with one of my favorite lines of fabric, "Fly a Kite" by October Afternoon for Riley Blake. Thank you so much Ali!
Yes, it was as good as it looks!
(I think soup, coffee and cupcake make a fine lunch!)
Have a blessed day!
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Sunday, September 9, 2012
Sunday Scripture
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"Whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right,
whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable~
if anything is excellent or praiseworthy~
think about such things."
Phil. 4:8
With love,
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Friday, September 7, 2012
Long Distance Hug
I found a box on my porch the other day from my dear friend, Trish. She sent me the most amazing afghan that she crocheted herself. After wiping the tears from my cheeks, I promptly wrapped myself up in it. I've been struggling with some changes in my life regarding the move and she wanted to send a tangible expression of love, concern and comfort. What makes this even more amazing is that we have not met in person. Our friendship was found through Jesus and blogging. I have many friends I have met that way. It is one of the true blessings of blogging. Because I am a crafty soul, I know how long this took and the enormity of the gift. I do not take this for granted (her stitches are exquisite, by the way). The other day I found my 21 year old son wrapped in it, asleep in the chair. He was leaving for college the next day. It brought comfort to another. Thank you so much Trish!
I bought a new phone and was playing around with a photo application. This is me getting ready to go out to dinner with my husband. The Iphone is amazing and much easier than I imagined!
The winner of the September Giveaway is Renee from
Congratulations! I have sent you an email ~
Have a blessed Friday,
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Wednesday, September 5, 2012
Sweet Autumn Clemantis
It is one of my favorite times of the year ~
the fall Clemantis is in bloom.
It's putting on quite a show right now.
I'd like to think that it's aware of the impending move
and is gifting me with this splendid display one last time.
I'm not the only one enjoying it, the bees are making quite a buzz.
Check out the pollen attached to this little guy.
They didn't even notice me, too bent on their task.
One more day to sign up for the giveaway ~
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Labels: Gardening
Monday, September 3, 2012
September Giveaway!
Its time again for our monthly giveaway! This month I'm thinking of cooler days, apple-picking, cider and bonfires. What better way to enjoy these days than with a fall-colored comfy quilt? One winner will receive:
The book, "Simple Comforts" by Kim Diehl
All fabrics to make the quilt on the cover of the book
Fabric is cut and ready to be sewn~
Fabric includes black print binding and cream/green paisley backing
All you need to provide is thread and batting!
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I hope you are having a fun holiday! School starts for us tomorrow. Maddie begins her senior year of high school and Taylor begins his senior year of college. Lots of excitement at my house this weekend getting ready. Blessings!
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Sunday, September 2, 2012
Sunday Scripture
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Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Row Along ~ Row One
Row one of Lori's Row Along is complete. I love the mystery part of this quilt, not knowing what it will look like in the end and not really knowing what the fabrics will look like together. I adore the scrappy nature of this quilt and I'm really liking how the fabrics look in this row. I would've never put these fabrics together if I wasn't making this quilt, so I'm learning a lot in the process about color, pattern and scale. The aqua blue fabric with the little white flower with a red center is an actual vintage feed sack. I don't know if I can stand to wait two weeks for the next row!
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Labels: Fun blogs, Quilt-a-long, Quilting
Monday, August 27, 2012
Bee in My Bonnet Row Along
I had so much fun making my Great Granny Quilt, through the Great Granny Along that was hosted by Lori Holt. When I read that Lori is doing another quilt along, I knew I would jump right in. This time she's hosting a row along. Lori will be posting a tutorial every two weeks, starting this week, and we will make the quilt row by row through spring.
This is going to be a scrap quilt. We are encouraged to use our stash, which I love. Lori tells how she chose her fabrics and how much we will need. I started pulling fabric right away. My stash tends to be more soft colors and I was a bit unsure of myself at first. I choose lavender over red as red seemed a bit harsh with the other muted tones. I then cut the 3" squares as directed and will await this weeks tutorial.
I love that this is a beginner quilt and I urge you to give it a try with me. I can keep up with one row every couple of weeks. Lori's tutorials are very thorough and filled with pictures. I've gathered the fabric and found it very helpful to photograph and see what I might add. Looks like I need more lavender fabric, something I don't usually work with. I may have to go shopping, unless someone wants to make a trade with me. I hope you join in on the fun, c'mon let's row along with Lori!
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Labels: Fabric, Quilt-a-long
Sunday, August 26, 2012
Sunday Scripture
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With joy,
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Saturday, August 25, 2012
Raising Up Rubies
One of my favorite blogs is Raising Up Rubies. Jaime loves the Lord and loves to make cute things. She shares how to make her adorable creations on her blog. Her craft room alone is more eye candy than I can take in at one setting. Recently Jaime opened an Etsy shop and I was ever so eager to do some shopping.
Jaime's attention to detail is fantastic. Her use of color, texture and pattern just sings to me.
Each item came individually wrapped. It felt like Christmas morning and I was a child again opening the gifts from my stocking. Do you see the ruler the tape is rolled on? Adorable!
Vintage trims rolled on to vintage spools and clothespins. I will have a hard time removing them to craft with, they are just so pretty!
I had my signature tidal wave nightmare last night. It's the one I get when life is overwhelming and I can't seem to get a handle on things. I'm going to use one of the sparkly clothespins to clip the sweet confetti clouds (made by Jaime's daughters) on to the visor of my car. This will remind me that I have an awesome God in heaven who is seated on the throne. He is more than able to manage every aspect of my life from the upcoming house selling, to relocation and to ever after. Thank you, Jaime for the reminder and for the joy a package in the mail can bring to another. Blessings today!
With love,
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Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Great Granny Quilt
Yesterday my Great Granny Quilt came back from being quilted. Oh my, Mary did a wonderful job of quilting it.
I quickly put the binding on so that I could snap some pictures for you. I used the left over squares on the back of the quilt.
Thank you, Lori, for hosting such a great quilt-a-long. I will treasure this always!
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Labels: Projects, Quilt-a-long, Quilting, Sewing
Monday, August 20, 2012
Tiny Stitches
I am always on the look out for pretty or quirky vintage linens. Often times they sell for hardly anything. They remind me of just how creative women through the ages have been. Over the weekend I picked up this dainty tea towel at our barn sale. I would say she falls into the quirky and a bit risque category. She measures approximately four inches from the tip of her shoe to the tip of her ribboned hand. A sheer hankie was used for her nightie. I do not know what her top is stuffed with but it could be buttons made from the red fabric and then covered in the sheer hankie. The applique and embroidery stitches are exquisite. Part of my collection also includes the hankie with the baby. The bonnet and the dress attach to the little doll and the skirt forms the corner of the hankie. Isn't it amazing? I could use a lesson in patience from the hands that stitched these pieces!
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Labels: crochet, Embroidery, Vintage
Sunday, August 19, 2012
Sunday Scripture
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Thursday, August 16, 2012
Candied Flower Sugar 2012
I thought about sending Lecien an email letting them know that they single handedly may ruin my "make do" pledge and force me to reconsider my fabric lockdown and that they need to immediately recall this fabric. I then realized that it wouldn't be fair to the rest of you who have the ability to control yourself when purchasing fabric. So instead of the email, I purchased one yard each of the top right-hand corner and the bottom right-hand corner and that's all I have to say on this subject.
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Wednesday, August 15, 2012
A Special Day
Today marks 25 years with my husband.
Asking God to bless the next chapter of
our lives as we start out on our new
adventure. Time does go by fast, treasure
each day with your husband and children.
Thanking the Lord for his protective hand
upon us and his grace and love shown to us~
With joy,
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Labels: Ponderings
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
You're Coming With Me
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There has been so much going on here in the past couple of weeks that I haven't been able to sit long enough to write a proper post and fill you in. My husband has taken a new job, one that is veering him off his normal path and on to something new. It will require us to be apart for an extended time period but in the end we will all be together and moved to a new city about and hour and a half from where we currently live. I apologize for being so vague, but I'm not sure what is proper to share online. I am currently in the process of getting the house ready to put on the market. This week I will participate in a very large barn sale at the farm where we host weddings. My employer is also embarking on a new adventure. After this September we will no longer be hosting weddings at the farm. The farm is officially up for sale. They have decided to focus on their new restaurant and will be moving closer to it. We have five weddings in September and then we will be shutting down our business. I will be updating you as we venture down this new path. I could'nt do it without you. Your support and encouragement have been such a blessing and I plan on taking you with me every step of the way. In the meantime, plan on lots more sewing and quilting. I'm thinking maybe it's time to make some inventory and look for a place to sell my creations in my new hometown. Time to take a deep breath, grab your hand and go...
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Which is a magic number?
Three is a magic number, according to "Schoolhouse Rock!"
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Which is a lyric in the opening theme song?
'cause knowledge is power
The theme song goes, "As your body grows bigger, your mind must flower. It's great to learn, 'cause knowledge is power!"
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What was the original name of the series?
"Education Rocks"
"Scholastic Rock"
"Schoolhouse Rock" was originally called "Scholastic Rock."
"School of Rock"
Question 4 of 30
If you look hard enough, you'll see a naked woman at the end of which episode?
"Interplanet Janet"
"Little Twelvetoes"
"The Shot Heard 'Round the World"
Look to Southern California for the nude woman on the map at the end of "The Shot Heard 'Round the World."
Question 5 of 30
True or false: Each episode of the series was reviewed by an educational consultant.
This was done by an educational consultant from the Bank Street School of Education.
Question 6 of 30
Name the three conjunction boxcars.
and, but, or
The conjunction boxcars are "and," "but" and "or."
by, for, from
across, beyond, over
Question 7 of 30
"Schoolhouse Rock" premiered on Saturday, January 6, of what year?
It was the morning of Saturday, January 6, 1973.
Question 8 of 30
Come on down to Lolly's and get your what?
Get your adverbs there!
Question 9 of 30
What was the first song recorded for the series?
"Elementary, My Dear"
"I Got Six"
"Three is a Magic Number"
"Three Is a Magic Number" was the first song written and recorded for the series.
Question 10 of 30
Which number is NOT included in the multiplication series?
The number one is not included in the episodes.
Question 11 of 30
Which song is NOT from "Science Rock"?
"Do the Circulation"
"Elbow Room"
"Elbow Room," a song about westward expansion, is part of the "America Rock" series.
"Electricity, Electricity"
Question 12 of 30
Turn the eight on its side and it's a symbol for what?
Eight on its side is an infinity symbol.
Question 13 of 30
True or false: The preamble to the U.S. Constitution reads, "We the people, in order to form a more perfect union ..."
It actually reads, 'We the people of the United States, in order to form a more perfect union …"
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What genre of music is used to explain the laws of gravity?
"I'm a Victim of Gravity" is sung in 1950s doo-wop style.
Question 15 of 30
Which is NOT about "Intergalactic Janet"?
"No, there's never been a planet Janet hasn't seen."
"She's been to the sun; it's lots of fun."
"There's a fire in my heart and you fan it."
"There's a fire in my heart and you fan it" is from "The Rocky Horror Picture Show."
Question 16 of 30
When did the musical theater adaptation "Schoolhouse Rock Live!" premiere?
"Schoolhouse Rock Live!" premiered in 1996.
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What shows was "Schoolhouse Rock!" up against when the series won its first Emmy?
"Captain Kangaroo" and "Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids"
"Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" and "Sesame Street"
"Schoolhouse Rock" won against "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" and "Sesame Street" for the outstanding children's instructional programming award.
"The Big Blue Marble" and "Make a Wish"
"Sesame Street" and "The Electric Company"
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Who sang "The Energy Blues" on the 1996 "Schoolhouse Rock! Rocks" covers album?
Biz Markie
Moby contributed to the album, but it's Biz Markie who sings "The Energy Blues."
The Lemonheads
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Who is my funny little hero?
Lucky Seven Sampson
My hero, Zero, is such a funny little hero.
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Rufus Xavier Sarsaparilla is what kind of noun?
common noun
proper noun
Because it's a name, Rufus Xavier Sarsaparilla is proper noun.
Question 21 of 30
How long were the Saturday morning shorts?
one minute
three minutes
Each Saturday morning short was three minutes long.
five minutes
Question 22 of 30
Which short was NOT included in the series premiere?
"Elementary, My Dear"
"Ready or Not, Here I Come"
It was "My Hero, Zero," not "Ready or Not, Here I Come," that was shown.
"Three Is a Magic Number"
"The Four-legged Zoo"
Question 23 of 30
In which short does co-creator Tom Yohe appear as a red bow tie-wearing cartoon version of himself?
"Don't Be a Carbon Sasquatch"
"Lucky Seven Sampson"
"The Good Eleven"
The cartoon version of Tom Yohe has a cameo in "The Good Eleven."
Question 24 of 30
True or false: The Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons and the University of Michigan Medical School requested "Telegraph Line."
It's true. The institutions thought it would help first-year medical students.
Question 25 of 30
Which topic was NOT part of the original series?
"Schoolhouse Rock! Earth" did not debut until 2009.
Question 26 of 30
What was Disney accused of when it released "Schoolhouse Rock! Earth"?
ITunes users accused Disney of distributing climate change propaganda.
Question 27 of 30
Which song was rejected as part of the original shorts?
"Do Your Sevenses"
"Do Your Sevenses" was written but never produced.
"Playin' Hooky"
"The New Math"
Question 28 of 30
Who created the series?
Bob Dorough
David McCall
David McCall, then president of McCaffrey & McCall, thought up the idea.
George Newall
Lynn Ahrens
Question 29 of 30
Which song was produced for the series' 30th anniversary?
"I'm Gonna Send Your Vote to College"
"I'm Gonna Send Your Vote to College" is a contemporary song recorded for the 30th anniversary.
"Presidential Minute"
"This for That"
"Walkin' on Wall Street"
Question 30 of 30
Who sang "Sufferin' Till Suffrage" on the 1998 "Schoolhouse Rocks the Vote" album?
Aretha Franklin
Etta James
Etta James sang "Sufferin' Till Suffrage" on the tribute album.
Tina Turner