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Buy an Into The Unknown With Josh Bernstein DVD set, and follow Josh Bernstein on his quest for answers to some of the oldest and most gripping mysteries of the past.Search for Noah's Ark: For thousands of years the story of Noah's Ark and the great flood has been passed down the generations. But did the flood of Genesis really happen? Was there an actual ark or a man called Noah? Josh Bernstein investigates a compelling new theory about the truth behind this extraordinary story.
The Secret Life of Gladiators: Josh Bernstein is on a quest to uncover the true story of the Gladiator. Participants in history's most deadly sport, Hollywood has glorified these men on the big screen but how does the movie portrayal differ from the reality? Josh's journey takes him from Rome's famous training grounds to the far reaches of the empire as he uncovers surprising twists that dismiss the Hollywood version and reveal the truth of the real gladiators
The Lost Gold of Timbuktu: In 14th century Africa, a legend that Timbuktu was a 'City of Gold' began to spread across the world travel with Josh across West Africa, into the Sahara desert, and to the famous city itself on a quest to find the gold of legend and determine if the myth was ever really true.
The Cloud Warriors: For seven centuries the Chachapoya ruled the mountains of northern Peru from their hilltop fortress of Kuelap, the biggest ancient monument in the whole of the Americas. Then, in the 1500s, the tribe suddenly vanished. Josh Bernstein investigates the mysterious disappearance of the fearsome Cloud Warriors.
Egypt's Lost King: Josh Bernstein investigates the most controversial pharaoh in history he was the father of the boy king, Tutankhamen, and husband of the beautiful Nefertiti. His name was Akhenaten: a Pharaoh who dared to radically change the course of Egyptian history and almost brought the Empire crashing to it knees. Josh Bernstein is on a quest to discover who this rebel Pharaoh really was and what was the real motivation behind his vision that rocked the foundations of a dynasty?
Why Elephants Attack: A deadly conflict between elephants and humans is escalating across Africa. Josh Bernstein goes on the trail of elephants that are attacking and killing humans in record numbers to find out why these gentle giants have turned into killers and to investigate a compelling new theory that claims to know the answer.
Living with Mummies: The Anga people of Papua New Guinea revere their ancestors so deeply that they mummify their dead and refuse to bury them. But the skills of this ancient rite will soon be lost forever. Josh Bernstein travels to Papua New Guinea to help resurrect their secret mummification ritual.
The Search for Life: For millennia, people have assumed that because we live on Earth, life must have started here. But scientists are now seriously considering that life may have come here from Mars, having navigated the hazards of deep space to take up residence on Earth. Josh gains access to places only NASA scientists are typically allowed on his quest through the American West for the true story.
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I had to return the set because the discs would not play on my DVD player. Support suggested I buy a new player, but it plays all my other Discovery DVDs. 2nd shipment was the same. Highly disapponted. I love Josh Bernstein programs. Now I have a big credit and no other desire to use it.
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Crum played for two years at UCLA before becoming a graduate assistant coach in 1959. He went to Pierce Junior College in 1961 as head coach and through eight seasons had an 84-40 record. In 1968 Crum went back to UCLA as assistant to John Wooden. Though he was considered the apparent successor to Wooden, Crum instead took the head coaching job at the University of Lousiville. He coached the Louisville Cardinals to 23 NCAA Tournament appearances and two NCAA titles (1980 & 1986). The third-fastest coach to win 600 career games, Crum's achievements will enable him to enter college basketball history as one of the game's all-time successful coaches. His .696 winning percentage ranks him among the top ten on the all-time list. His NCAA Tournament mark is 42-23 and he won 32 of his last 46 games (70 percent) in the post-season event. Crum has served on the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) Board of Directors since 1989 and was president of the organization in 1999-2000.
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Yes the black beel
Hey baby, wanna take a gander at some Adam West penis?
Wsn't that thing an ccidentally created Duplicate of Beel created by Saotome's tape deck ama thingy? I'm not holding up hopes that it will be much of a powerup.
I am not perfect and I defy you to prove otherwise
Growing Old Gracefully is an Oxymoron ... Mostly Moron !
There are still a ton of unresolved plots:
- Doctor Forca's true form,
- Forca's connection to Zen,
- how Forcas got those scars on his face,
- the Fallen Demon Lord to which Zen is contracted,
- The Solomon Company,
- Furuichi's lineage or his suggested connection to Solomon (Furuichi did use the power of the 72 demons at some points just like Solomon, plus he picked Behemoth's interest, plus human teenagers don't have white/silver hair),
- Black Beel,
- Demon Lord's reason for destroying humanity, even though he was married to a human?, were they the ones that burned her on stakes for the old reason that is dating a monster or something along those lines,
- Kunieda's Grandfather, Principal's and Zen's connection,
- the descendants of the Demons on earth,
- Lucifiers reasons for trying to take over the throne,
- the other thugs spell masters that Oga has to battle,
- what happened with Kunieda's parents (it was hinted to have something to do with Demons at the time of the black tech's training, IIRC),
- more.
Looks like we are going to get a training arc after this fight, since the current boss was trying to gain Oga or his power to even face the Fuji-guy, looks like the Fuji-guy is the strongest of the 4-5 disciples that Saotomi had.
I am not perfect and I defy you to prove otherwise
Growing Old Gracefully is an Oxymoron ... Mostly Moron !
Here comes a new challenger: the 69 and Omega spell-crest users. Can we finally witness the full power of Saotome Zenjurou ?
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During pregnancy, your natural levels of vitamin B12 and B6, electrolytes, proteins, glucose, and folate decrease; while lipids, triglycerides, and cholesterol increase. In Nutritional Impacts on Women, researchers Frank E. Hytten, M.D. and Angus Thomson wrote that changes in nutritional needs occur too early in a pregnancy to be exclusively a response to fetal needs, and instead appear to be caused by the woman's body adapting to the new pregnancy.
The food you eat, as well as nutrients that are stored in your bones and tissues and those that are synthesized in the placenta, supply your baby with all the nutrients he or she needs for growth and development. However, exactly how nutrients are exchanged between you and your baby is not well understood. In the past, pregnancy was believed to be a host-parasite relationship, with the fetus taking whatever nourishment it required from the mother. But recent research has shown that the fetus can be more severely affected by lack of nourishment than the mother. "Contrary to the idea of fetal parasitism, there seem to be feedback mechanisms operating in the mother that would reduce the maternal supply line to the fetus when nutrients are in short supply," states Pedro Rosso, M.D., of Columbia University's Institute of Human Nutrition.
The placenta acts as a doorway through which nutrients, hormones, and other substances are transferred from you to the fetus. According to Dr. Roslyn Alfin-Slater, Nutrition expert and author of "Human Nutrition, A Comprehensive Treatise," if the mother-to-be is poorly nourished, her placenta does not function well. In addition, her health may suffer and the baby may be born at a low birth weight and suffer growth abnormalities if deprived of essential vitamins and nutrients over a prolonged period of time.
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It's the week of the New Year's celebration.
My family had Swedish New Year's traditions and my wife's family has southern traditions. Here in our house we go with the southern.This means on News Year's day we eat black eyed peas and cornbread. It's quite good, so I want to share it with "y'all" today.
There is something very special about celebrating the New Year. We have a feeling that we can leave behind the things that went awry in the outgoing year and start fresh, filled with hope and enthusiasm. Isn't that a great feeling? In keeping with that thought, people do have a tendency to enhance the positive aspect of the coming year. One way is through New Year's traditions.
One such tradition is making New Year's resolutions. This was quite popular in past generations, but I believe New Year's resolutions has lost some appeal to the younger generation. Personally, I was never a big fan of these resolutions, though no one can accuse me of being in the "younger generation". I tried resolutions a few times but never had the discipline to see them through. It occurred to me that those who were disciplined enough to carry out their New Year's resolutions could do so anytime of year without waiting for a particular date.
My wife has roots in the American South and on New Year's Day would eat black eyed peas and corn bread. This was to bring good luck throughout the New Year. I think this is great. This takes very little discipline! Some families would put a penny in the black eyed peas and whoever got the penny was said to have better fortune than all the rest. Of course, that could only be if they didn't catch that penny in the back of their throat and choke to death. And, only if the penny was first sterilized so the family didn't get sick from the bacteria that resides on all currency. Hmmmm, so many things to be careful of.
Well, here's a great recipe for corn bread. As far as the black eyed peas go, just buy a can and warm them up!
Corn Bread
1 cup yellow corn mealľ cup all purpose flour˝ cup sugar1 ˝ tsp baking powder1 tsp salt2 large eggs˝ cup buttermilkĽ cup vegetable oil
Preheat oven to 350.
Lightly grease an 8 inch square pan and dust with corn meal or flour.
Stir together the cornmeal, flour, baking powder, sugar and salt.
In a separate bowl beat together the eggs, buttermilk and oil, combine the wet ingredients with the dry being sure not to over mix.
Pour the batter into the prepared 8 inch pan and bake until just set in the center, about 25 to 30 minutes.
Allow the corn bread to cool in the pan for about 10 minutes before serving with the warmed black eyed peas.


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Danielle and Francisco are both 7 years old, in the second grade and live in Newark, N.J. When Danielle grows up, she wants to be a model and thinks she'll be paid $505 a year. Francisco wants to be a spy–and figures he'll earn $500,000 annually.
Kids usually have a pretty good idea of what they want to be when they grow up, and no idea at all how much those jobs get paid. Blame it on childish innocence or fantastic imaginations, but most kids are in for repeated heartbreak when they get older–as when they realize how hard ballerina jobs are to come by, and when they find out what dancers get paid.
To get a better idea of how much money kids think they'll make when they grow up, we polled several hundred children between the ages of 5 and 12, all of whom live in the New York City metropolitan area. The collected results illustrate how kids think in interesting ways–and illuminate the mundane realities of adult life.
Like how many kids dream of working jobs that don't really exist. Seven out of 33 5-year-olds said they wanted to be a superhero when they grow up, making it the single most popular career choice for kindergarteners (For the record, Spider-Man was the most popular job choice.) Three kids wanted to be a princess. And one hoped to grow up to be SpongeBob SquarePants.
The kids who want to work real jobs are in for a rude awakening as well. Five of the 33 6-year-olds said they wanted to grow up to be a firefighter. But according to statistics compiled by the U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics, firefighters earn a mean annual wage of just $42,370, far below that of other dream jobs like lawyer, doctor and astronaut.
The sad fact is that many of the most popular kid-friendly careers aren't the best paid. In our survey of 5-year-olds, five out of 33 kids said they wanted to grow up to be a firefighter, and three said they wanted to be a police officer, a job that pays a mean annual wage of $48,410.
In general, the kids we surveyed showed very little understanding about how much money different jobs actually pay. Younger children tended to grossly underestimate–on average, the 5-year-olds figured police officers make $29 annually, lawyers make $59 and dancers pull in a comparatively huge $165 a year.
And older kids think jobs pay way more than they actually do, a fact that will come as no surprise to any parent who has ever asked a kid, "Do you think I'm made out of money?" On average, 11-year-olds thought astronauts make $362,000 a year, writers $211,000 and dancers $116,000–a far cry from the actual mean annual wages of $87,039 for astronauts, $58,080 for writers and $28,829 for dancers.
The good news for children today is that regardless of what their future careers may pay, there are more options open to them than ever before. Most kids still can grow up to be anything you want, unless they want to grow up to be SpongeBob.


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Emery met Delta on Oct. 10 and the Lady Spartans Varsity Volleyball team came away with the win in three hard fought games. The scores were 14-16, 15-12 and 13-15.
Before the varsity games the senior players and their parents were honored. Amber Gardner, Candace Ungerman, Stacie Giles, Jennifer Nielson and Shandie Huntington played their last home game for their volleyball careers at Emery High. The team will not be in action this week but will continue play on Oct. 24 in North Sanpete.
Lady Spartan juniors, sophomore and freshman players are: Jessica Christensen, Jeanna Morash, Cortni Jensen, Audrey Gordon, Jerica Jensen, Krista Ungerman, Mandi Weihing, Misty Nielson, Kenzie Jensen, Karlie Jensen, Adrian McNee, McKenzie Sitterud, Alexis Swasey, Shala Pitchforth, Ashley Hansen, Tanna Merrell and Callie Seely.
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Ryan Smyth Re-Signs With The Edmonton Oilers (As does Yann Danis)
Jonathan Willis
July 01 2012 09:36AM
Two years, $2.25 million annual cap hit, as per Darren Dreger.
My initial reaction is that this is an insanely good deal for the Edmonton Oilers. Ryan Smyth played the toughest available competition this season, saw a ton of time in the defensive zone, and is one of the few two-way wingers that the team can really trust. Beyond that, his offensive production this year is easily comparable to more hyped players, like Phoenix Coyotes captain Shane Doan.
This is the second straight move where the Oilers have done an exceptional job. After landing a top prospect yesterday in Justin Schultz fat the cost of nothing more than an entry-level contract, today the Oilers have inked a bona fide top-nine winger - and, based on his year-long numbers, a top-six winger - for a little more money than they'll pay guys like Eric Belanger and Ryan Jones.
Not only does the club hang on to a player who for years personified the franchise, but they're getting quality for minimal dollars. This is a clear win for the team, and a message from Ryan Smyth that staying in Edmonton was more important than getting top dollar. Given the unpleasant things that have been said about Smyth's character over the last few weeks, the latter message should be one that resonates with fans.
This is nothing but good news.
Danis Re-Signs
And moments after the Smyth news breaks, the Oilers announce via Twitter that third-string goalie Yann Danis has agreed to a one-year contract. Danis was named AHL Goalie of the Year last season, and is as good as third-string goalies get; if Khabibulin struggles, the Oilers will have a legitimate option to fill-in for him.
Dollar figures haven't been announced, but the logical assumption is that it's a two-way deal for reasonable money. Barring a major surprise, this is another strong move by the club.
This week by Jonathan Willis
- Free agency: It's a $70 million cap world, now.
- Jay Grossman talks about the Khabibulin contract
- The UFA market for defensemen: it's going to get ugly
- Ralph Krueger: in the driver's seat
- Oilers' development camp invites
- Jets re-sign Ondrej Pavelec, pay top dollar
- Oilers issue qualifying offers to seven
- Report: Oilers interested in Blackhawks' defenseman Niklas Hjalmarsson
- The 2012 NHL Entry Draft: Recap
- Should the Oilers have made a pitch for Zbynek Michalek?
- The Oilers select forward Mitch Moroz 32nd overall
- The Jets select Lukas Sutter 39th overall
- The Canucks select Alexandre Mallet 57th overall
Excellent ! The term and contract amount are very reasonable , and i think we are all glad to see him stay here and contribute .
Am I in bizarro world right now?
I can't seem to complain on anything Oilers right now.
(1st time poster here, long time reader. Im happy to have created an account :)
This is a great deal for EDM!!!! We need you Smittie!
July 01 2012, 09:48AM
*Sniff* This has been... the BEST off season that I can remember!
Gretzky must of phoned Ryan this morning. Nice deal. Now sign Doaner and Suter.
July 01 2012, 09:53AM
Am I in bizarro world right now?
I can't seem to complain on anything Oilers right now.
As long as he's still a significant part of the plan I can complain.
*= lol my auto correct turned his name to Khaki bullion?
Excellent. Hometown discount.
THE personification of Oiler PRIDE.
July 01 2012, 09:58AM
super pumped, now just re-sign Yann Danis and give him a shot to compete with either him or habby going down to OKC to mentor Bunz or Roy. Has i'm typing they resigned Dannis. best off season in a long time and free agency hasn't even started
Yakupov,Schultz and resign smyth for great term and price?whats next get suter?wow nice to be an oilers fan finally(again)looking forward to whipping the flames all season!!!!!!!!!!!!
July 01 2012, 10:02AM
Great news all-round.
and great point about people ripping on Smyth... the same was said about Hemsky and then... bam he signs a short deal for value money and commits to the oilers.
fans need to give as much to these guys as they give us.
July 01 2012, 10:04AM
Oilers signed Danis. Guess NK really isn't going anywhere... Oh well, one could hope.
That's great news. I could kiss him for the team/cap friendly concession. God knows we're gonna have to start paying a lot once the young guys start moving out of their entry level deals next year.
Glad everyone got their act together on that one. Just as the Oilers reputation is starting to look ok, failing to come to a deal would have been an ugly blight.
sign jagr and suter,put habby in the minors and ride out horricables contract,get the kids locked up and roll to the cup!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
July 01 2012, 10:11AM
What is this feeling? It's vaguely familiar, but it's been so long. HOLY CRAP it's HOPE!
Hang on, there's something else... SWEET MOTHER MARY it's PRIDE!
July 01 2012, 10:11AM
Tambo is 3/3 so far...
A great start.
*Also Danis(?)
July 01 2012, 10:45AM
Not sure based on what the Oilers are needing this is the best signing BUT it is the right thing to do. This is what good organizations do with iconic veterans, even if they have possibly lost a step.
Now Smytty has to embrace the grizzled veteran third line role and help the kids. Push the hell out of them for top 6 minutes and PP time. But if it ends up being a lesser role, accept it and excel at it. Hopefully's Smytty's work ethic and passion are displayed and rub off on the kids.
Excellent $ and good term. Beauty player. He will likely feel 10 years younger with all these exciting, talented kids to mentor.
Well done Tambi or whoever kidnapped you.
Is it strange that I am more relieved by the Danis signing than the Smyth one? Danis and Roy could be a very good AHL duo and it might really help Roy's development.
I imagine that Smyth is going to be put in no-man's land for tough competition this year perhaps with some 2nd unit powerplay time to compensate. Any word on a NTC? If not, then Tambellini just wins one more check mark in contrast to some other *coughFeastercough* GMs.
Does this mean that the Oilers might look to trade Hemsky for that other top-four defenseman that everyone was talking about, rather than move him to LW on the 2nd line?
How about signing Doan as a UFA and trading Eager, pushing Ryan Jones down to the 4th line? The Oilers third line would then be Smyth, Horcoff and Doan. Veteran leadership and character would no longer be a problem.
1 year too long. Figures though. Management make a couple good moves and then takes a step back. Bottom 6 is gonna be the same as last.
Doan would School Smyth today. Why did the over sign a has been when more viable options are available.
Does anyone know how credible of a source this "TreenasOil" is on twitter? She's tweeting some pretty interesting comments like this one:
Tracy @TreenasOil Oilers have offered Omark and Plante for Methot
and followed it up with this:
Tracy @TreenasOil Bluejackets Oilers close to a deal
If this trade is actually true I'll be super pumped. Thoughts?
This has been an excellent last ten days or so for Oilerville.
First is that it was a great draft again with the Oilers getting Yakupov, Moroz, Zharkov and Khaira, and then today with now getting Schultz, Smyth, and even Danis too.
Now if we can get tougher with Prust, Konopka, or even Tootoo, and......a strong defenceman, we have a great start to next season.
Yet, there are too many bodies and so trades have to be brought into the equation.
Belanger, Eager, Peckham,Potter, etc, have to be trade bait with maybe....Gagner and Paajarvi,....and may be Khabby can be bought out as well.
The big tickets will probaby take a few days to sign offers. Parise and Suter both with offers to consider fron Minny. As much as I would like to see Parise in our division I am loath to have him 6 times a season as an opponent. Ray Whitney 4.5 per? Over pay much? If he commands that salary what about Doan? Is Pheonoix on the brink of irrelevancy? Do these players sign if the ownership wasn't so in doubt? Can QC be an option for 2012-2013 if Goldwater wins once again? I would think it would take 11 minutes to sell out season tickets for say 10 years? Pheonix. The rats are fleeing the ship. Tells you something.
July 01 2012, 12:50PM
I know I shouldn't complain given the recent Oilers signing's, I just cant get over how the Oilers never made a pitch for Carkner or Konopka?
Especially Konopka!
The Oilers are left with what now? Hordichuk and his 3 min a game! Brutal!
Minnesota is going to injure our players with zero recourse!
July 01 2012, 01:23PM
TreenasOil is full of crap! dart thrower.
Foligno to CBJ for Methot done.
July 01 2012, 01:42PM
1 year too long. Figures though. Management make a couple good moves and then takes a step back. Bottom 6 is gonna be the same as last.
Doan would School Smyth today. Why did the over sign a has been when more viable options are available.
Seriously? Check Smyth's numbers from last year and show me a better option at $2.25M.
Great signing.
July 01 2012, 01:44PM
Does anyone know how credible of a source this "TreenasOil" is on twitter? She's tweeting some pretty interesting comments like this one:
Tracy @TreenasOil Oilers have offered Omark and Plante for Methot
and followed it up with this:
Tracy @TreenasOil Bluejackets Oilers close to a deal
If this trade is actually true I'll be super pumped. Thoughts?
Trena = Slutty Ecklund
Too bad we didn't get Methot. That would have been the cherry on top. Hopefully we pull the trigger on bringing up Danis if Khabi's play warrants it again this season.
July 01 2012, 02:11PM
Hopefully the Oilers can get Tyutin out of CBJ?
The lack of another defensmen might suggest the Oilers think Klefbom plays this year?
@Walter Sobchak
Thanks, ya I kind of figured she's making stuff up.... How would she have an in as to what the Oilers are doing in the first place.
That Methot trade with Ottawa just sums up how credible she actually is.


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Posted on 11/26/2005 10:03:00 AM PST by BronzePencil
NBC did not interrupt its broadcast of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade yesterday to bring viewers the news that an M&M balloon had crashed into a light pole, injuring two sisters.
In fact, when the time came in the tightly scripted three-hour program for the M&Ms' appearance, NBC weaved in tape of the balloon crossing the finish line at last year's parade - even as the damaged balloon itself was being dragged from the accident scene.
(Excerpt) Read more at nytimes.com ...
What's interesting is that CBS showed the accident. Was reporting on it etc. They pretty much stopped the parade coverage to cover the accident, whole NBC didn't mention it at all....
I say the FCC should crack down hard on this deliberate deception of the American public!
Good ol' Comical Ali. You can always count on him to show up at just the perfect time! :o)
The thing that irritates me is the fact that money will be wasted to figure out what went wrong in the parade.
Seems kinda obvious. Wind go whoosh, ballon go bye bye and hit light fixture, light fixture fall down go boom.
To report on it would have violated the "Perky One"'s contract.
There is a clause in her contract that says that she will not participate in any story that requires her not to be perky. The only exception in that clause is when she is bashing Bush or conservatives. At which time she can switch from Perky mode to attack dog mode.
They act like those balloons are small kiddie party ballons with no weight to them. They need a clue.
NBC= No Business Communicating
Seems kinda obvious. Wind go whoosh, ballon go bye bye and hit light fixture, light fixture fall down go boom.
The good thing is though that the two people who were hurt in the accident were not seriously injured and I read where the two injured and their family plan on not suing(and no doubt Macy's or the city of New York will pick up the medical expenses), of course that could change as they get phone call after phone call from the parasites called tort lawyers.
Fake but accurate.
A.K.A. Nothing But Cr*p
Dont take your eye off the balloon!
'...attack dog mode.' I like that. Her snide remarks always bring a bow-wow look to her face.
But, the story was essentially correct, even though the evidence may have been falsified. The balloon DID cross the finish line -- last year. NBC was merely showing it's (fewer and fewer) viewers what that looked like. To the increasingly irrelevent MSM, if the evidence onflicst with "the story", the story wins.
The government "cracking down" on news outlets sounds unwise and unconstitutional to me. How bout turning off the channel.
I think it is more dangerous when fiction is presented as fact by media outlets.
How about standing up for truth?
This is just bizarre. I saw it, too. Actually, I can't stand the perky one, so I turned on CBS. They had Dave Price, who used to be on FOX AM news in NYC. So I turn it on, they've got some sort of incident. I check NBC to see what they are doing, and it's like nothing's wrong. You would think they would WANT to cover the balloon wreck.
NBC News of the exploding truck fame.
It's Bush's fault.
Give the government the power to crack down on the news? How bout President Hillary going after Fox News and Free Republic?
The Founders were right when they wrote the First Amendment.
Pardon me, but what do you think the FCC does?
No rush. I'll wait.
What a bunch of crap. Nobody is saying they can't report the news. What were are saying is it had damn well better be the TRUTH.
To me, it's unconstitutional that the media is fabricating news to fit their own political agenda, using the power of media to sway the outcome of elections, Side stepping MY right to choose the government of this nation. By printing lies, slandering political opponents, and promoting who their group of elitist communists want in power, they make the constitution worthless.
So what are you scared of? Making the media responsible for what it is selling us?
This was an entertainment show, with a large audience of children. There was no need to interrupt the script of Santa's arrival with an incomplete 'news bulletin'.
Un-bunch, willya?
I think what prolly happened was M&M paid NBC to jazz up the rendition of the M&M float, (witness the obviously-scripted comments by the Brainless Duo about how "M&M melts in your mouth, not in your hand!"-commentators at a parade would never use such scripted tagline banter to describe an M&M float) and there was a provision in their contract to never speak ill of any paying sponsors.
So, when the ballon crashed, they had to stick to what their contract read and parrot the silly lines of "Due to wind conditions, we're using footage filmed earlier of the M&M's float" and proceed to describe how delicious M&M's are.
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On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of Koldo Mitxelena's death, the Faculty of Arts of the University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU) will be holding the 3rd Conference of the Koldo Mitxelena Chair (1st: 1997, 2nd: 2007). During the four days of the conference, some of the key issues of Mitxelena's research will be analysed, namely the history and prehistory of Basque language as well as various aspects of the linguistic theory and philology that have been used to develop them. The participants of the congress will present invited talks (50') and communications (20'), and some time will also be allowed for discussion.
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Céline Mounole (University of the Basque Country, UPV/EHU)
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Heart valve surgery is a procedure to treat heart valve disease. In heart valve disease, at least one of the four heart valves that keep blood flowing in the correct direction through your heart doesn't function properly. In heart valve surgery, your surgeon repairs or replaces the affected heart valves.
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While all open-heart surgeries involve some risk, major complications are rare because of improved technology and surgical techniques. Most heart valve repair and replacement surgeries are successful in restoring the function of your heart with a low rate of complications.
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Cutting-edge medicine. Mayo Clinic heart surgeons may perform minimally invasive heart surgery, including video thoracoscopic and robot-assisted surgery, in selected patients. Minimally invasive surgery involves the use of smaller incisions, and you may have less pain and a shorter recovery period after minimally invasive surgery. Mitral valve repair is one of the most common minimally invasive heart surgeries performed at Mayo Clinic.
Mayo Clinic cardiologists and surgeons perform transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) in selected patients at high risk of open-heart surgery. In TAVR, an artificial valve mounted on a catheter is inserted through an artery and expanded across a damaged valve, eliminating the need for open-heart surgery.
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Mayo Clinic heart (cardiac) surgeons perform heart valve surgery to treat many types of heart valve disease. Your surgeon can perform many procedures using minimally invasive heart surgery, using smaller incisions than in open-heart surgery.
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Repair may be possible if you have a problem with your mitral valve not closing properly (regurgitation). There are three mechanisms by which your surgeon may repair the valve. Your surgeon may use one of more of these procedures.
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Transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) is a minimally invasive procedure to replace a narrowed aortic valve that fails to open properly (aortic stenosis). TAVR is typically reserved for people who can't undergo open-heart surgery or for people for whom surgery presents too many risks. TAVR is sometimes called transcatheter aortic valve implantation (TAVI).
Surgeons perform procedures often to replace mitral or aortic valves, but your surgeon can replace any heart valve.
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Experienced Mayo specialists in cardiovascular diseases and cardiovascular and thoracic surgery at Mayo Clinic in Arizona coordinate the diagnosis and treatment of adults who have heart valve disease.
For appointments or more information, call the Central Appointment Office at 800-446-2279 (toll-free) 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mountain Standard Time, Monday through Friday or complete an online appointment request form.
Specialists in cardiothoracic surgery, cardiovascular diseases, heart transplant and the Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation Program treat adults who have heart valve surgery at Mayo Clinic in Florida.
For appointments or more information, call the Central Appointment Office at 904-953-0853 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern time, Monday through Friday or complete an online appointment request form.
The Mayo Heart Valve Disease Clinic at Mayo Clinic in Minnesota uses a team approach to diagnose and treat people who have heart valve disease. Doctors with training in heart valve disease work with heart rhythm specialists (electrophysiologists), heart surgeons and other specialists to coordinate your care. Mayo Clinic is one of the largest and most experienced medical centers in the United States for heart valve disease treatment.
Your examination, diagnosis and patient education may be able to be completed within a day or two. If surgery is necessary, a cardiac surgeon meets with you to discuss your options. In most cases, surgery can be performed the next day. Mayo Clinic cardiac surgeons perform more than 1,400 heart valve surgeries each year.
For appointments or more information, call Cardiology and Vascular Medicine at 507-284-3994 or the Division of Cardiovascular Surgery at 507-255-2000 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Central time, Monday through Friday, or complete an online appointment request form. No physician referral is necessary.
Cardiologists generally can see most people within two weeks after their appointment requests, and often cardiologists can see them within a week or less after the appointment request. Patients with urgent issues can usually be seen within 24 hours after their requests. In emergencies, people are directly transferred to inpatient hospital care.
Specialists in pediatric cardiology and cardiovascular surgery treat children who have heart valve disease at Mayo Clinic in Minnesota. Pediatric heart surgeons perform heart valve repair when possible, often using minimally invasive techniques.
Children needing hospitalization receive care at Mayo Eugenio Litta Children's Hospital at Mayo Clinic in Minnesota.
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See information on patient services at the three Mayo Clinic locations, including transportation options and lodging.
Mayo Clinic doctors who have training in heart disease (cardiologists), surgeons and other researchers developed innovative surgical techniques for heart valve repair and replacement. Researchers actively study new treatment and surgical techniques for people who have heart valve disease or who may need heart valve surgery. Learn more about research on the research website.
See a list of publications by Mayo Clinic doctors on heart valve disease on PubMed, a service of the National Library of Medicine.
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Show type: Edinburgh Fringe 2003
Top comedian Ed Byrne stars in this hilarious and warm-hearted story of three generations of Belfast busmen, set against the danger of The Troubles. Cameraderie, bravery, duty but mostly having a rip-roaring time!
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Temporarily tired of stand-up following a gruelling UK tour, Ed Byrne has taken to dramatic acting for his Edinburgh appearances this year. And the play he's chosen is this touching tale of uncomfortable father-son relationships across three generations of Northern Irish bus drivers.
The production opens with a crop-haired Byrne talking to his father as he lies in a hospital bed, in a coma and swathed in bandages. Facing up to the impending death, he angrily reminisces about their past, evoking the whole gamut of emotions between man and boy. An emotive scene, it was played out to an audible heartbeat, enhancing the eerie, sombre atmosphere.
A ghostly grandfather then joins this family gathering to impart further tales of woe, hardship and dedication from life in the bus lane; before we flashback to Byrne's character as a 16-year-old, undergoing his rites of passage under the eye of his happy-go-lucky father.
As an actor, Byrne often seemed nervous and out of his depth, but fantastic performances from Michael Smiley and James Ellis more than compensated.
The parochial setting proved warmly endearing, contributing to the success of a moving and sentimental play. It is not the hilarious comedy billed in the Fringe's comedy section, but a mildly amusing, heartfelt piece.
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Paul Burns - 04/11/2003
Total rubbish. Don't waste your time with this.
Jerry Spencer - 05/09/2003
I dont think he should give up stand up, because he clearly can't act. Go back to what your OK at Mr Byrne.
Jackson D Lloyd - 02/09/2003
Really awful.
Louis - 19/08/2003
I didnt enjoy it at all, it was boring and very badly writen. The acting was good Michael Smiley and the well known James Elli. However, like in Sam's Game, Ed Byrne is yet to prove his acting skills to me. I wasnt impressed at all.
Richard Dunnes - 05/08/2003
It was really good and I didnt know that Ed could act, but he really can. Its only has a few funny lines and I was expecting more, but its really very good. It's actually a very deep play about Belfast bus drivers. His accent is good too.
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This comic also appears in:
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A Seriously Funny Attempt To Get The SFO in The Dock
Brighton Comedy Festival: Best Of The Fest
Ed Byrne: Warming up in the Cold
The Big Comedy Gala in Aid of Macmillan Cancer Support
Ed Byrne: Crowd Pleaser [Edinburgh 2011]
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A 23-year-old Nevada County woman was pulled from beneath her vehicle early Thursday morning, transported to a Grass Valley Hospital, released and cited for intoxicated driving, according to public safety and hospital officials.
Kelly Bynes was reportedly driving one mile east of Nevada City around 1 a.m. when her vehicle toppled. According to the woman's mother, the Mercury Mountaineer came to rest on its side, where Nevada County Consolidated Fire personnel said it trapped the driver under it.
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The University of Massachusetts Amherst has canceled an electronic dance concert over concerns about the club drug MDMA, or Molly. The drug has been cited in several fatal overdoses on the East Coast.
Scheduled for later this month at the UMass Mullins Center, The Return to Fantazia, was promoted in web videos by Holyoke-based NV Concepts.
"We have the ability to make the decision to pull something, if necessary. We rarely do that," said UMass Amherst spokesperson Ed Blaguszewski.
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Mutual Fund Performance Advertising: Inherently and Materially Misleading?
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Ahmed E. Taha
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December 30, 2011
Georgia Law Review, Forthcoming
Mutual fund companies routinely advertise the past returns of their strong-performing, actively-managed equity funds. These performance advertisements imply that the advertised high past returns are likely to continue. Indeed, investors flock to these funds despite high past returns being a poor predictor of high future returns. Thus, fund performance advertising is inherently and materially misleading and violates federal securities antifraud standards. In addition, the SEC-mandated warning in these advertisements that "past performance does not guarantee future results" fails to temper investors' focus on past returns.
The SEC should do more to prevent investors from being misled by fund performance advertisements. It should at least require a stronger warning that makes clear that high returns by actively-managed mutual funds generally do not persist. The SEC should also seriously consider reinstating its prior prohibition of performance advertisements. Such a ban would help investors focus on more important fund characteristics, such a fund's costs, risk, and the extent to which the fund's investment objective matches that of the investor.
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