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The claim is that you can now post animated gifs on Facebook.
The cool kids at NowThis News got very excited.
Breaking GIF News: You can now post animated GIFs to Facebook using @Giphy http://t.co/zYQmT5DKSZ— NowThis News (@nowthisnews) August 29, 2013
The uncool kid in me forces me to say this: Not quite.
Although you can post a giphy link and play the gif on Facebook (like playing a Youtube video), it's not like posting a gif directly, like you can on Google Plus or Tumblr (OHAI News Cat Gifs!)
I admit, it is still pretty cool (and less intrusive, I'd imagine).
@ivanlajara We are savoring the moment, with or without a play button ; )— NowThis News (@nowthisnews) August 29, 2013
And then I remembered something cooler. You can MAKE your own gif with the gifboom app (WARNING: Contains teenagers) from your phone and share it on Facebook. And the result will be the same:
Not crazy about Gifboom? You can do the same with Cinemagram, and pretty much anything else.
And yes, you can embed Facebook posts. That's soooo yesterday.


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This is the reason we try to make everyone feel at home. Hostel 'Sova' is situated in the heart of the city. Located in a quiet historical area and surrounded by trees which give it a peaceful atmosphere,it is also close to all the institutions (banks, shops, fast food restaurants and supermarkets, ect). Within the surrounding area there is the main city square, our famous Dunavski park, bars and nightlife, cinema, churches and museums, as well as sport and business centers, open and closed swimming pools and the well known city beach 'Strand'. The hostel is a ten minute walk away from the Petrovaradin fortress where the Exit festival is held every year. For anyone who would like to visit Novi Sad this is the ideal and affordable accomodation.
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Glasgow Hosts Ducks Unlimited State Convention
Ken Jansa, chairman of the Missouri/Milk River Chapter of Ducks Unlimited, welcomed more than 100 people to the Montana DU annual state convention last weekend at the Cottonwood Inn. Although the local chapter has been active for 28 years, this is the first time its has hosted the state convention.
On Friday and Saturday, speakers from across the United States and from Canada celebrated the group's successes over the past year and described the new conservation and fundraising programs coming up in the future.
Montana DU president Nora Taylor of Laurel boasted proudly that Montana is the third-highest producer of ducks in the country, behind North Dakota and South Dakota. The wetlands and potholes conserved for ducks also provide habitat for many other species of prairie animals and plants.
Among those recognized during the convention were two recipients of the Conservation Partner of the Year Award. The public sector winner was Randy Gazda of Great Falls, a 19-year veteran of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, who brought $15.7 million in wetlands grants to Montana, leveraging $55 million to affect 201,000 acres of land.
The private sector recipient was Kent Wasson of Loring, a grazing lessee on one of DU's revolving lands acquisitions.
Jim West, DU's chief fundraising officer from Memphis, Tenn., described the organization's recent history as three extremely successful years in a row. Last year was DU's 75th anniversary, marked by many diamond events, at which chapters aimed to raise $75,000. The folks at national guessed that 45 cities could attain this goal, but 102 cities did it, including three in Montana – one was Glasgow. The others were Bozeman and Billings.
Among the hardworking local members, Sam Espeland was singled out for mention as a 57-year member of DU and a charter organizer of the Missouri/Milk River Chapter.


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Production of the Mustang started in Dearborn, Michigan on March 9, 1964 and the car was presented to the general public on April 17, 1964 at the New york city World's Fair. It is Ford's third earliest nameplate presently in production. Original sales forecasts projected less than 100,000 units for the very first year. This mark was exceeded in three months from rollout. Another 318,000 would be offered during the model year (a record), and in its very first eighteen months, more than one million Mustangs were constructed.
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All these were VIN-identified as 1965 designs, however numerous changes were made at the traditional opening of the brand-new design year (beginning August 1964), consisting of the addition of back-up lights on some designs, the intro of alternators to change generators, and an upgrade of the V8 engine from 260 cu into 289 cu in. In the case of at least some six-cylinder Mustangs fitted with the 101 hp 170 cu in Falcon engine, the rush into production included some unusual quirks, such as a horn ring bearing the 'Ford Falcon' logo design underneath a trim ring emblazoned with 'Ford Mustang.' These qualities made sufficient distinction to warrant designation of the 121,538 earlier ones as "1964 1/2" model-year Mustangs, a distinction that has actually endured with purists. Mustangs For Sale in New Paltz NY are easy to find now with online shopping.
The 1973 OPEC oil embargo brought with it more rigid pollution laws and the desire for fuel-efficiency. This was also the first time in vehicle history that the Huge 3 were needing to take on imports. The brand-new Mustang II was smaller than the first variation however, due to the added equipment required to satisfy new US emission and security policies, was much heavier than the first design. Performance was minimized and in the very first year just 385,993 cars were sold.
Second generation Mustangs for sale in New Paltz NY were available in between 1974 and 1978 and readily available in a coupe and hatchback variation. 1979 the Mustang was upgraded a third time. This time it was based upon the larger Fox platform and the interior was really big enough for four people. The trunk was bigger therefore was the engine bay. The body styles offered consisted of a coupe, hatchback and in 1983 a convertible. In 1979 the Third generation Mustang served as an Indianapolis 500 speed vehicle and Ford constructed 10,478 celebratory reproductions. The third generation Mustangs were produced from 1979 to 1982.


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Weekly Wire: the Global Forum
These are some of the views and reports relevant to our readers that caught our attention this week.
OECD Observer
Don't forget corruption
"The crisis should not divert attention from the fight against corruption. Mark Pieth, Chair of the OECD Working Group on Bribery, talks to Lyndon Thompson about the need to keep the ball rolling.
Mark Pieth is the affable, soft-spoken chair of the OECD Working Group on Bribery. He has held the post for more than 20 years, during which time he also served on the committee charged with investigating the Iraq Oil-for- Food Programme and the Financial Action Task Force on Money Laundering, headquartered at the OECD in Paris, and most recently as an advisor on the Integrity Board of the World Bank." READ MORE


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Colorado's Largest Yard Sale
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Townsquare Media hosts a one-day community yard sale that leverages the power of our stations' reach with the benefit of multi-vendor promotion and incredible word-of-mouth. The 8th annual Colorado's Largest Yard Sale will take place in both parking lots of Outlets at Loveland which is highly visible from I-25 at exit 257
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Live remote broadcasts, food trucks, giveaways and our station's personalities will be the centerpiece to this outdoor festival which celebrates recycling in its highest form; reuse.
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Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney was the prime target in Tuesday night's Republican presidential debate in Las Vegas, signaling the degree to which he's considered the candidate to beat.
In a debate notable for bickering, animosity, and highly personal exchanges, Mr. Romney played the part of punching bag on numerous occasions, most notably on health care and immigration. And for the first time in the eight Republican debates to date, Romney appeared flustered at times, especially as opponents repeatedly interrupted his rebuttals.
"You just don't have the credibility, Mitt, when it comes to repealing ObamaCare," former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum charged in one early exchange – claiming, as other candidates did, that Romney's plan in Massachusetts that included an individual mandate was "the basis for ObamaCare."
A little later, Texas Gov. Rick Perry fielded a question about the number of uninsured children in Texas and turned it into an attack on Romney's immigration stance, citing a lawn-care company Romney once used that employed illegal immigrants.
"You lose all your standing from my perspective, because you hired illegals in your home," he said, calling Romney's immigration policy "the height of hypocrisy."
Romney countered that he's "never hired an illegal in my life," and added that "it is hard in this country as an individual homeowner to know if people who are contractors, working at your home, have hired people who are illegal."
Romney got into bickering matches with both men, repeatedly calling on them to stop talking so he could defend himself.
"This has been a tough couple debates for Rick," he said at one point, in calling for Perry to let him answer. "I understand that, you're going to get a bit testy."
The debated, hosted by CNN and the Western Republican Leadership Conference and moderated by Anderson Cooper, featured a format that allowed for a rebuttal from any candidate directly attacked and encouraged such exchanges. Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich took issue with it at the end, saying that "maximizing bickering probably isn't the road to the White House."
While he endured the most attacks, Romney wasn't the only target.
Herman Cain, the businessman who has surged in the polls recently to lead the field with Romney, endured the first pile-on of the debate, with the six other candidates all criticizing his pet 9-9-9 tax plan, which calls for replacing the current federal tax code with a 9 percent federal sales, income, and corporate tax.
For the most part, Mr. Cain took the criticisms in stride, countering that recent assessments of how his plan would affect taxpayers (released Tuesday by the Tax Policy Center) were simply wrong, and saying that many of his opponents' criticisms were "mixing apples and oranges."
As the last debate for about a month, many viewers were watching closely to see how Governor Perry performed. His lackluster showing in previous debates has been credited, at least in part, for his drop in the polls.
He was feistier than in recent debates, and clearly came ready to take on Romney. Despite the polls, those two candidates became the center of much of the debate, leaving Cain more on the sidelines.
In addition to battling over immigration, health care, job creation, and their record as governors, the debate gave them the first opportunity to address the controversy over one of Perry's supporter's comments about Romney's Mormon faith.
Mr. Cooper asked Perry for his opinion on the comments by Pastor Robert Jeffress, who called Mormonism a cult, and Perry said he disagreed with them, though he defended Mr. Jeffress's freedom to voice that opinion.
Romney shrugged off the Jeffress attack, saying that he's "heard worse," but said Perry should have condemned the remarks at the time – not because of the attack on Mormonism but because they suggested Americans should choose politicians based on their religion.
"I wanted you to be able to say, 'that's wrong,'" he told Perry.
The audience seemed fairly friendly to Romney, booing when the Jeffress's comments were first mentioned, and also booing Perry when he harped one too many times on Romney's hiring a company that used illegal immigrants. "I think we've been down that road, and it sounds like the audience agrees with me," said Romney.
It's too soon to tell how the debate will affect the candidates' standings, but increasingly, Romney, Cain, and Perry seem to be settling into the leading triumvirate. The other four – including Santorum, Rep. Michelle Bachmann of Minnesota, Rep. Ron Paul of Texas, and Gingrich – hit sounding points that have become familiar from other debates but didn't immediately appear likely to change their positioning in the Republican field.
Former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr., also a candidate, boycotted the debate over Nevada's decision to hold its caucuses earlier than New Hampshire would like.


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Rape is defined as sexual intercourse that is forced on a person without his or her permission. It may involve physical force or the threat of force. It may also be done against someone who is unable to give consent.
Sexual intercourse may be vaginal, anal, or oral. It may involve the use of a body part or an object.
Alternative Names
Sex and rape; Date rape; Sexual assault
Most estimates say that 80 – 90% of rapes are not reported to police. Current trends project that 1 in 3 American women will be sexually assaulted at some point during their life.
The typical rape victim is a 16- to 24-year-old woman. Anyone, however — man or woman, adult or child — can be the victim of rape. In most cases, the victim knows the rapist.
Other important facts about rape include:
- Most commonly, the rapist is a 25- to 44-year-old man who plans his attack. He most often chooses a woman of the same race.
- Alcohol is involved in more than 1 in 3 rapes.
- Rape may occur between members of the same sex. This is more common in places such as prisons, military settings, and single-sex schools.
- People with physical or mental disabilities or limited language skills are also at higher risk. Prostitutes are at higher risk, too.
- More than one-half of rapes occur in the victim's home.
Date rape occurs when someone forces another person they are dating or spending time with to have sex. Date rape may involve the use of drugs such as flunitrazepam (Rohypnol).
The best response when being attacked will depend on the victim, the attacker, and the situation.
- Trying to get away and yelling for help are good first steps in most situations.
- The decision to fight back may depend on the size and behavior of the attacker, as well as whether a weapon is involved.
The victim may know, or even live or work with a person who sexually assaulted them. It is very important that rape victims get help to find a place where they feel safe after the attack.
People who are raped may not be able to say they were raped or seek help. Some may get medical help for a different reason, such as headaches, eating problems, pain, or sleep problems.
Emotional reactions can vary from person to person. Reactions may include:
- Anger or hostility
- Confusion
- Crying or feeling numb
- Fear
- Loss of emotional control
- Nervousness or inappropriate laughter
- Not eating or sleeping well
- Tightly controlled behavior
- Withdrawal from family or friends
Victims of rape should be helped to understand that what happened was not their fault. Nothing that they did should have allowed someone to have sex with them against their will. This includes dressing suggestively, or even kissing or other physical intimacy. The fault or blame is solely on the rapist.
The health care providers will:
- Discuss methods of emergency contraception if a woman who was raped could be pregnant from the rape.
- Explain ways to reduce the odds of HIV infection if the rapist may have had HIV. This includes immediate use of medicines used to treat HIV. The process is called post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP).
- Treat the person who was raped for other sexually-transmitted infections, if needed.
After a sexual assault, it is very important that the person get support and information to begin the process of healing. This includes:
- Information about rape and sexual assault should be provided in a safe and supportive environment.
- Ongoing emotional support, including talk therapy


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A recent Wallace Foundation conference gathered arts organizations that are responding creatively to the challenges of a difficult economic climate and building their audiences by using market research, re-branding, and drawing audience-building lessons from other sectors such as professional sports.
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Lucia Brawley Speech
Lucia Brawley delivers the keynote address at the biennial Music Educators Symposium at the Yale School of Music.
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Welcome Starboss,You wrote, that "the Spirit Himself Intercedes for us" We invoke the Spirit as follows, Oh heavenly King, Oh Comforter, the Spirit of Truth, Who art Everywhere and Fillest All Things, treasury of blessings and Giver of Life, come and dwell within us and save our souls oh Gracious One...............I think it is this omnipresent Holy Spirit (EVERYWHERE AND FILLING ALL THINGS) that is exactly what allows the faithful departed and those of us here to pray for each other. Just a thought. I pray God blesses you in your search for fullness of Truth. Spiros
Is their any scripture that holds up this belief? I'm not trying to be difficult, I'm just trying to figure this out.
I do not believe that to pray for someone is the same thing as to be their "mediator" in the restricted sense that the term belongs to Christ alone.
The Saints are alive. They understand humans as they are human. They love us as we are a part of their family. Just as you would not hesitate to pray for me who you don't even know, they are not hesitant to pray for us even though on earth they died before our great great great great grandmother was born.
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Presenting our MC and speakers of our inaugural Thinc Iowa, an event with a mission to provide the common ground for corporations and startups. Photos courtesy of speakers (in order of speaker order listed below).
With yesterday's addition of Pinterest co-founder Ben Silbermann to our inaugural Thinc Iowa speaker lineup, we're now all set to announce our full schedule and details.
In doing so, we're also excited to announce that the talented Matthew McIver, the artistic director of the Des Moines Social Club, will be serving as our MC. McIver is an actor, writer and educator, and he most recently shared his sense of humor and wisdom at TEDxDesMoines. A leader in the cultural community since he moved here from New York City to help found the Des Moines Social Club in 2008, we're excited to have McIver welcome our attendees in the morning and focus the discussion throughout the day.
Find speaker bios and photos at thinciowa.com.
Thursday, October 20
8:00 p.m. Thinc Iowa Opening Party presented by T8 Webware at the Des Moines Social Club (400 Walnut St.) – Open to the public
Friday, October 21
8:00 a.m. Doors open, registration begins at the Temple for Performing Arts (1011 Locust St), Complimentary breakfast sponsored by Pioneer – Conference limited to Thinc Iowa badge holders
9:00 Opening remarks from Geoff Wood and Jeff Slobotski of Silicon Prairie News
9:05 A Thinc Iowa welcome from MC Matt McIver, Artistic Director the Des Moines Social Club
9:15 Andy Murray, Founder and Chairman of Saatchi & Saatchi X, Founder of Mercury 11
9:50 Jerri Chou, Founder and Managing Partner of Lovely Day
10:20 Break sponsored by the Greater Des Moines Partnership
10:50 Luke Vandermillen, leads Marketing for Retirement and Investor Services at the Principal Financial Group
11:20 Paige Craig, CEO and Co-Founder of BetterWorks
12:00 p.m. Lunch provided by The Principal Financial Group – Lunch limited to Thinc Iowa badge holders
1:15 Ben Milne, CEO and Co-Founder of Dwolla
1:50 Douglas Olson, Partner Director of Development for Microsoft Expression Studio
2:25 Break sponsored by the Greater Des Moines Partnership
2:50 Extended Speaker Q&A
3:30 Robbie Vitrano, Co-Founder and Chairman of Trumpet Group
4:00 Break sponsored by the Greater Des Moines Partnership
4:10 Scott Case, CEO and Board Member of the Startup America Partnership
4:40 Ben Silbermann, Co-Founder of Pinterest
5:20 Closing remarks by Geoff Wood and Jeff Slobotski, Silicon Prairie News
5:30 Happy Hour presented by Quova at Raccoon River Brewing Company (200 10th St) – Happy Hour limited to Thinc Iowa badge holders
8:00 Thinc Iowa Closing Party presented by Microsoft BizSpark at Americana (1312 Locust St) – Open to the public
Register for Thinc Iowa at eventbrite.com
Learn more details about Thinc Iowa, including a list of group discount hotels, visit thinciowa.com.
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Something that i terribly miss in Australia is going to the bakery close by and get fresh breads and pastry in the morning. That is the reason why i decided to start making my own. Also because it's delicious fresh baked! The secret for a good brioche is the butter, a good quality butter can make a bad brioche dough good.
- 500 g. flour
- 25 g. fresh yeast
- 6 eggs
- 250 g. butter, at room temperature
- 2 tsp. salt
- 70 g. sugar, depending on how sweet you like it
- 60 g. half-and-half, tepid
- 1 egg + 1 tbsp milk, for egg wash
- In a bowl, mix the yeast with the half-and-half. Add sugar, flour and salt. Blend well. It will be dry! Then add the eggs. It should be very sticky.
- Add the butter, a few cubes at a time and knead into the dough. You'll probably need some extra flour every now and again, and don't worry about adding too much! It may be dry, but the butter will absorb the flour as you knead. Knead until the dough is elastic.
- Put dough back into bowl, cover, and let rise until doubled at room temperature. Then leave in fridge overnight, or at least for 12 hours.
- Divide the dough into 20 balls of dough à 50 gram each. You have to shape the balls quickly, so the dough doesn't warm up. If it does though, just place it in the fridge for a few minutes and continue :)
- Let rise for two hours. Preheat the oven to 200°C. Glaze with the egg wash. Make sure you only glaze a little; too much egg wash will hinder rising! Bake in oven for about 12 minutes, or until they're all golden and lovely!


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I was reading about viruses , trying to figure out how they work etc... , I wish to find out if there exists a file or a program that will detect viruses. not the anti virus program itself. Some small program that will detect viruses. This is because, I am dong some research on how to speed up the entire process of detecting the viruses .
P.S: this is only for academic purposes.
Sorry for posting in the wrong forun, I should have posted it in antivirus discussions.
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Cape Cod Times
The OCEARCH shark-tracking website kept crashing Monday, and Simon Thorrold thought he knew why. It was all the Brits logging in to the website to try to locate the peripatetic great white shark named Lydia, said the senior scientist, and shark researcher, from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution.
Quite likely true, since state shark scientist Greg Skomal said he spent a fair amount of his time Monday being interviewed by British journalists. Skomal helped tag the 14-foot, 1-ton female great white in the waters off Florida last winter. Since then, she's been on a nearly 20,000-mile voyage along the East Coast of the U.S., hanging around Newfoundland in January before striking out to cross the big pond.
On Monday, Lydia drew to within less than 800 miles of the English coastline. Although she has been heading north for around a week, if she does reach Great Britain it would be the first documented Atlantic crossing by a white shark, Skomal said.
"I think we were all surprised and have been surprised by Lydia's activity for some time," said Chris Fischer, the expedition leader and founding chairman of OCEARCH, a 126-foot former Alaskan crabber boat that serves as research platform for shark and fish tagging around the world.
OCEARCH staffers maintain the shark tracking website that plots signals from Smart Position and Temperature tags, called SPOT tags, that are bolted onto the great white's dorsal fin after it is caught and raised out of the water on a specially adapted platform on the large vessel. SPOT tags broadcast a locator signal to satellites every time the shark's dorsal fin breaks the surface.
With Lydia in news stories in every major daily in Great Britain, Fischer said, they had to increase the capacity of their Global Shark Tracker website tenfold to accommodate the additional interest from Europe � and the site still crashed.
"It's crazy," Fischer said. He said it showed that people do have a hunger for marine science in general, and sharks in particular.
Skomal has either tagged or assisted in tagging 37 great whites in the four years since his first successful tagging off Chatham in 2009. All but Lydia were tagged in Cape waters, mostly off Chatham, where they prey upon seals in the largest gray seal colony in the U.S.
Most of those sharks were fitted with acoustic tags and archival satellite trackers deployed by harpoon. The acoustic tag broadcasts a unique identifying signal that can be heard by listening devices along shorelines and in boats. The archival tag records environmental information like temperature, depth, light, salinity and location. It downloads that information to a satellite after it detaches itself from the shark and floats to the surface.
When Lydia's satellite tag popped off in June, analysis showed she was diving deep, as far down as 3,000 feet, and surfacing. Scientists believe that may represent deep ocean hunting behavior as the white shark pursues prey in the pitch-�black depths of the sea, where the temperature can range between 37 and 41 degrees, and then surfaces to get warm again, Thorrold said. Some sharks don't surface for months at a time and their SPOT tags can have long gaps between locations, but Lydia has a lot of satellite markings in recent weeks and that is one indication she is likely still diving and surfacing, Thorrold said.
But what is she eating in the middle of the ocean, an area many thought of as a desert, devoid of the amount of prey required to support an apex predator? Thorrold said that thinking is changing. The eastward extension of the Gulf Stream is known as the North Atlantic Drift and the strong current that runs along the East Coast slows and becomes a series of eddies, miles in diameter, drifting eastward, creating little colonies of life held together by the rotational force. Recent papers using acoustic survey techniques have posited that there may actually be abundant dense rafts of life in the middle of the ocean, 600 to 3,300 feet down, shrimp, squid, and other species, feeding off plankton and each other.
But without seeing Lydia diving and then examining her stomach contents, scientists are only guessing, Skomal said.
Tagging studies on other shark species, and tunas, have shown them crossing the Atlantic, but, until now, that hadn't been documented in great whites. Until Mary Lee wandered north in the middle of the winter and hung out off Georges Bank, it was thought that they simple migrated seasonally like birds, north in summer, south for the winter. Lydia adds another layer to what Skomal believes could be a very complex life cycle. Only the SPOT tags, which can last three to five years, have the ability to stay active long enough to reveal some of these patterns.
"That is what is so fascinating," Thorrold said. "Every shark is different."
Skomal said they will have to tag a lot more white sharks, including males who are underrepresented in their current tagging stock, before they can know more of what these patterns mean. For now, he's worried that Lydia may not avoid being caught by fishermen from European countries who don't consider the white shark a protected species, like the U.S., South Africa and Australia do.
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This one appears on a Facebook quiz called "Who watches you at night?" The result "Hannah Montana" reads in part: "You may love singing but you have a tone death voice."
I think the confusion is obvious here; the writer imagines a voice that kills tone, rather than an ear that can't hear it.
An excellent eggcorn.
"Tone death" was noted in passing in 2005, in the 50th comment to the old forum: http://eggcorns.lascribe.net/contribute/ , but the poster did not explain, as you did, why it was an eggcorn, and the phrase did not make it into the database. Thank you for reminding us of this jewel.
"Tone death" is amazingly common. I found hundreds of examples by looking up in Google "[linking verb] tone death". Makes one wonder if the substitution of "death" for "deaf" is standard for some speakers. A couple of years ago Peter noted on this forum "turn a death ear" (http://eggcorns.lascribe.net/forum/view … hp?id=2316) , which has dozens of unique exemplars on the web. As does "fall on death ears." There are even a few examples out there of "death as a post" and "death and dumb."
Hatching new language, one eggcorn at a time.
Taking this "th/f" confusion in the opposite direction, there are many fine examples of "deftifying" feats and stunts on the 'web… What is going through someone's head to cause them to create such a monstrous word?
That's not monstrous—it's spectacular. One of my favorite finds in a long time. The question will be just how much the idea of deftness is implicated in being "death-defying"—but I think this will most deftinitely work in some contexts. (And welcome to the forum, Dr. Dave.)
DDTH—I don't know whether you have either the time or the interest, but this is such an interesting reshaping that it'd be great to see it get its own separate post—it's kind of buried in this thread.
I agree that deftifying needs its own analysis, but I think "Deafly ill" probably qualifies as just a th/f substitution issue in the other direction. I don't see any sign in the examples I've perused that the illness has to do with hearing loss…
"It was 1976 and I was just a kid then but I remember getting the shot and getting deafly ill from it."
"At the end he became deafly ill. He would either die or be a vegetable all his life."
http://www.tparents.org/Moon-Talks/SunM … 040502.htm
"I get deafly ill with one glass of wine, my body just can't take it."
An exception is this one, where the "deafly" part of the phrase makes some sense but "ill" does not…
"Aubrem instantly realizes that this castle is not empty at all as all the noises suddenly stopped, everything fell deafly ill. It was completely quiet with a intense feeling welling up in the stomache of the young boy as he looks around."
http://www.gamespot.com/ps3/action/soul … 047&page=5
A cute first person story:
When I was a kid, I was scared shitless of people who couldn't hear because I thought they were death. Irony of all ironies, I overheard my mother talking with my otolaryngologist one day after a routine check up with him (I had tons of ear problems when I was a kid) and he said that I already had significant hearing loss.
So naturally…
When mom took me to McDonald's after that appointment, and I was playing on the playground with the other, older kids who were there, none of whom I knew, I told them not to mess with me because I was gonna be death soon.
Just saw the totally awesome deftifying on this thread. Seriously, for me that is in a league with a nominal egg , which is pretty high-class company.
Checked it out online, and found this interesting development:
A huge Thanks to all at Les Ardents Festival on Thursday…It was a death deftifying blast !! Love and Fuzz
(This and all the other hits on death deftifying all seem to be quoting one source, so it's a kind of googlenonce. But anyway. The picture of deftly deftifying death [evading it?] is attractive.)
If it had been a literal blast, I would suspect deafening to be active in the mix, but with a figurative blast it seems less likely.
be pretty hard pressed to find an LwL fan that isn't impressed with Re'Mer's skills in the Circled Circle.
Re'mer Deftifies the Heights and Lives for the Moment.
This was a g-nonce as well, and I didn't find other convincing examples from (back-formed) deftify or deftified .
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*If the human mind were simple enough for us to understand,
we would be too simple-minded to understand it* .
Some of the leads and intermediate forms suggested above, though they don't make it to the level of deftifying.
He orchestrates cries from his muffled mouth
With deft defying deeds of his learned feet
The sound was deafifying as the third bolt flew out of the circle like a eagle chassing its pray that was trying to get away moving as fast as it could.
New find (what poetry, btw):
like takin a piss I won't miss cuz this shit's my only bliss, I can testify life's a deadly stunt and
inspirational death I'll deftify!
I like those deft defying feets, Tocayo.
*If the human mind were simple enough for us to understand,
we would be too simple-minded to understand it* .
A correspondent writes:
From a friend's wall: We were trying to explain to Ephram that he wasn't tone deaf and could sing well. He said,"What am I then, tone life?"
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Rated: PG-13 for language and brief war violence
Synopsis: The story of Kay Graham (Meryl Streep), the first female newspaper publisher in the U.S., and her decision to release the Pentagon Papers that helped to expose a government cover-up regarding the Vietnam War.
Review: There are two stories that are being told in "The Post," the latest historical drama from Steven Spielberg. One is the day-to-day operations of a newspaper. The other is a look at Kay Graham, Meryl Streep with an undeniably Oscar-worthy performance, as she takes over publishing duties of The Washington Post following the death of her husband, Philip Graham.
Even though I have had the opportunity to work in a newspaper newsroom, I still find the decision process to be fascinating and enjoy seeing the various writers and other staff playing their parts as they push to meet printing deadlines. This aspect of the film is led by Tom Hanks' performance as Ben Bradlee. Bradlee also serves as a bridge between the two stories that eventually intersect halfway through the film.
Of the two tales, Graham's is more interesting as we see a woman reluctantly taking on the role of being a trailblazer and confronting the responsibility that comes with being a publisher of a major newspaper. Streep offers a complex performance that shows Graham growing into her own as the film progresses
This is not intended as a slight towards Hanks or the supporting cast that includes David Cross, Bob Odenkirk, Tracy Letts and Carrie Coon. The cast is strong; Streep is undeniably doing the best work on the screen while Spielberg, who seems to have lost some of his luster in the eyes of some, does a masterful job of framing the scenes and keeping the story moving at a comfortable pace.
I realize that as someone who has worked in the news industry in both print and television, I am incredibly biased when it comes to the importance of the media. I also know, having been there, how news is reported. How most stories are crafted and how little personal bias makes it into the majority of what is reported.
History teaches us that governments don't always tell the people they serve the truth. In the case of the Pentagon Papers, those guilty of covering up the worsening situation in Vietnam belonged to both political parties. Good journalists are more interested in the truth than they are in pushing their own agenda. "The Post" is a story about a group of people doing what was right, even though it was difficult and put them at odds with the White House.
Sometimes being contrarian is the most American thing a person can do.


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R'Belle by Scotch & Soda
Metallic Sweat Bomber Jacket | Scotch & Soda (Netherlands)
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4daughters.com is the product of a mother having four daughters of her own and being frustrated at the clothing options available in the Australian market as those daughters evolved into teens.
My name is Fiona Pearse and I am the owner of 4daughters.com Welcome to our website. We hope you visit again and we appreciate your interest.
I live in Sydney, Australia and have four daughters of my own. I'm sure at some stage they will all feature in this online store in some capacity. They have already started helping me out in the office and are very quick to let me know when a piece arrives for our first collection and they "really really" like it. That usually means they'd like to be wearing it.
I have never worked in fashion. The closest I ever got was in creating a 3 hr delivery service for online retailers in Australia called WantItNow whilst working with my sister in our family business. Perhaps the exposure to retail and fashion really piqued my interest. Perhaps the entrepreneur in me never sleeps and I saw an opportunity to provide global fashion to Australian teens. Whatever the driver, here I am.
Our team is learning and growing every day but our core offering has never and will never change. We want to offer good quality and fashionable items to teenage girls that have been sourced from around the globe. We will offer pieces that are interesting, fashion forward, edgy, tasteful and good value.
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R'Belle by Scotch & Soda is the little sister of Scotch & Soda and also one of our absolute favourites. The Amsterdam fashion label was created in 2011. As the name suggests, the label focuses on the rebellious, challenging looks. Cute colors and lovely shapes are interspersed with vintage and varsity, while Scotch R'belle also pays much attention to sporty details. Girls become real ladies as the Scotch R'Belle clothing is clearly based on Maison Scotch, the women's collection of Scotch & Soda.
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This sweat bomber jacket is mostly a blush colour with a hint of gold. It contains patches on the back including the word 'R'Belle.'
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- Made of 80% Cotton, 20% Polyester
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- Original Records
- Order FHL microfilm for Eiswerth line in Germany and probate records for Switzerland (and maybe) Ohio Counties in Indiana
- Download marriage images from FamilySearch for Ohio marriages in my family tree and husband's tree.
- Research trips to Rabbit Hash, Kentucky; Spring Grove Cemetery in Cincinnati, Ohio; Butler County, Ohio Archive; Indiana State Library
- Scanning
- Finish scanning Suckling slides (only 28 more boxes to go)
- Scan slides and photos in parents' collection
- Education
- National Institute of Genealogy Courses (currently taking advanced courses)
- Kentucky Genealogical Society's Seminar with Elizabeth Shown Mills on August 6
- Finish summer with Federation of Genealogical Society's Conference in Springfield, Illinois in September
- Writing
- Blog more.
- Profiles on Switzerland County ancestors for blog and Indiana Genealogical Society.
- Work on Eiswerth surname book.
- Stuff I should have finished in May
- Switzerland County cemetery photos online and indexed
- Finish transcribing/translating records for husband's Alsace line.
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25 W. Home Street (Residence Hall).*** This
suite-style residence hall houses undergraduate students in either two
or four person suites. Two person suites consist of a bedroom with
adjoining full bathroom. Four person suites consist of two bedrooms
adjoined through a bathroom. Men and women live in separate suites. The
building's three floors are serviced by two elevators. Uncarpeted and
wheelchair accessible rooms are available. The building was built in
1985 with the residence hall having 52,200 square feet and the adjoining
Business Office having 5,200 square feet. Otterbein purchased and
renovated the building in 2008.
Clements Hall – 85 West Home Street.** Clements
Hall houses predominantly first year men and women on four separate
floors. The building is undergoing a phased renovation, with the work
completed on the first and third floors. The building was built in 1956
and has 29,666 square feet.
The Commons – 180 & 190 West Park Street
("Commons on Park Street Commons") and 86 & 90 West Home Street
("Commons on Home Street").* The Commons are fully furnished on-campus
apartment complexes for undergraduate juniors and seniors. Each complex
has four buildings with three floors. Most apartments house four
students in single bedrooms with a ¾ bath, a ½ bath, a kitchen, a dining
area and a living room. Each complex has a laundry facility and ADA
compliant apartments. The Commons on Home Street has a lounge and a
computer lab. The Commons on Park Street opened in 1995 and the Commons
on Home Street opened in 2001. Each complex is 28,176 square feet.
DeVore Hall – 96 West Home Street.*** Devore Hall
offers suite style living in four person, two bedroom suites connected
through a shared bathroom and in single rooms with attached bathrooms.
Men and women live in separate suites. The building's three floors are
serviced by one elevator. Wheelchair accessible single rooms are
available. Devore Hall was opened in 2006 and has 45,545 square feet.
Dunlap-King Hall – 193 West Main Street.**
Dunlap-King Hall, formerly named King Hall, is the oldest residence hall
on campus. Affectionately referenced as "DK", students interested in
the fine and performing arts live in this Arts Appreciation themed hall.
Built in 1926, DK was renovated and renamed in 1988. DK is a four
floor, 17,147 square foot structure, with mainly double rooms.
Davis Hall – 170 Martin Drive.** Davis Hall is a
two-floor residence hall where men and women live on separate floors.
Davis Hall was built in 1961, renovated in 1999, and has 21,226 square
Davis Annex – 140 Center Street. Davis Annex is an
all-female residence hall with three floors. Davis Annex was built in
1965, renovated in 1998, and has 11,861 square feet.
Engle Hall (Part of the Triad) – 92 West Home Street.
Engle Hall is an all-male residence hall with two floors of double
rooms. Engle Hall was built in 1961, renovated in 2006, and has 8,213
square feet.
Garst Hall (Part of the Triad) – 98 West Home Street. Garst
Hall is a single story residence hall housing predominantly first year
men in double and single rooms. Garst Hall was built in 1960 and has
13,440 square feet.
Hanby Hall – 65 West Home Street.** Hanby Hall
houses predominantly first year women on four floors. The building is
undergoing a phased renovation and will house men and women after
completion. The building was built in 1961 and has 33,602 square feet.
Mayne Hall – 65 North Grove Street.** Mayne Hall is
four floor residence hall with primarily double rooms. Reserved for
students in the Honors Program, men and women are housed on separate
floors. Mayne Hall was built in 1964, renovated in 2004, and has 38,490
square feet.
Scott Hall (Part of the Triad) – 94 West Home Street.
Scott Hall is an all-female residence hall housing predominantly first
year students in a single story of double rooms. Scott Hall was built
in 1959 and has 5,901 square feet.
Sorority/Fraternity Houses.**** Otterbein has six
sororities and seven fraternities.
Only upperclassmen may reside in Greek housing, provided that all other
eligibility requirements of Otterbein and the given organization are
met. Five Greek organizations presently rent houses from Otterbein,
including the following: Epsilon Kappa Tau (Sorority – 94 West Main
Street), Lambda Gamma Epsilon (Fraternity – 94 West Park Street), Sigma
Alpha Tau (Sorority – 121 West Home Street), Tau Delta (Sorority – 166
West Main Street), and Theta Nu (Sorority – 64 West Home Street).
Theme Houses.**** Theme houses are former
single-family homes converted to single-sex residential facilities for
upperclassmen. The houses accommodate four to five to students. The
houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry
facilities. Individual and group application requirements and themes
vary depending on the particular house and year.
*Undergraduate junior and senior students, male or female by apartment
**Undergraduate students, male or female by floor
***Undergraduate students, male or female by suite
****Undergraduate sophomore, junior or senior students, male or female by house
Clements Recreation Center – 180 Center Street. The
Clements Recreation Center is an athletic facility containing a fitness
center, a 200-meter Mondo track, an all purpose area, an athletic
training facility with a Swim-Ex machine, classrooms and offices. The
facility was completed in 2002 and has 75,000 square feet. The Clements
Recreation Center connected to the Rike Recreation Center.
Rike Recreation Center – 160 Center Street. The
Rike Recreation Center is an athletic complex containing a varsity
basketball court, an in-door track and practice courts, a weight room,
an all-purpose area, offices and classrooms. The complex also includes
The complex includes outdoor softball, baseball and soccer fields,
along with tennis courts. The complex was completed in 1975 and has
72,500 square feet.
Memorial Stadium – 130 Center Street. Memorial
Stadium is Otterbein's football stadium. The stadium is dedicated to 14
citizens who gave their lives serving the country during WWII. The
stadium contains state-of-the-art locker rooms, a training room and an
equipment room. The stadium also has a 400 meter outdoor track. The
stadium was rebuilt in 2005 and has 32,000 square feet.
25 W. Home Street (Business Office). The Business
Office is situated on the first floor of the building at 25 West Home
Street. The Business Office is responsible for accounting, financial
and tax reporting, student accounts, student loans, etc. The building
was built in 1985 with the Business Office having 5,200 square feet and
the adjoining residence hall having 52,200 square feet. Otterbein
purchased and renovated the building in 2008.
Art and Communication Building – 33 Collegeview Avenue.
This is the home of the Otterbein Art and Communication Departments.
The building contains painting, drawing, photography, and ceramic
studios, state-of-the-art Mac Computer Labs, Otterbein's Radio and
Television Stations, Journalism Labs, the Miller Art Gallery, classrooms
and faculty offices. The building was purchased in 2004 and renovated
to its current use in 2005 and 2006. The building has 33,000 square
Barlow Hall – 88 Cochran Alley. Barlow Hall
contains the Office of Financial Aid, the Center for Student Success,
the Center for Career Planning, and the Chapel. The building was built
in 1948, renovated in 1984, and has 8,133 square feet.
Battelle Fine Arts Center – 170 West Park Street.
The Battelle Fine Arts Center houses the Departments of Music and Dance.
Battelle also contains the 272-seat Riley Auditorium, which is used
for various concerts and dance recitals throughout the year. Battelle
was built in 1929 and previously known as the Alumni Gymnasium. The
building was renovated and rededicated in 1979 upon receipt of finding
from Battelle. The building has 38,000 square feet.
Campus Center – 100 West Home Street. The Campus
Center is located in the heart of campus, and contains the on-campus
cafeteria known as the Cardinal's Nest, the deli/store known as the
Otter Den, the Pit Theatre, and the bookstore. The facility was built
in 1964 and has 60,975 square feet.
Cellar House – 141 West Park Street. Cellar House
is utilized as the office for Marketing and Communications. The house
was built in 1940 and has 1,856 square feet.
Clippinger Hall – 102 West College Avenue.
Clippinger Hall houses the Office of Admissions. Clippinger Hall is a
5,809 square foot structure that was built in 1908 with help from the
Carnegie Foundation. The building was Otterbein's first library.
Cowan Hall – 30 South Grove Street. Cowan Hall is a
30,414 square foot facility that houses the Theatre Department, and
contains an auditorium with more than 1,000 seats, a scene shop for the
construction of production sets and props, and other theatre workshops,
classrooms and offices. Cowan Hall was built for $500,000 in 1951 and
named for Clyde Cowan, an Otterbein Alumnus. The lobby and theatre were
renovated and reopened in January 2005.
Center for Equine Studies – 600 N. Spring Road. The
Center for Equine Studies is an off-campus complex that contains indoor
and outdoor riding arenas, stalls, paddocks, tack rooms, classrooms and
offices. The Center supports the Department of Equine Sciences and
Otterbein's riding teams. The Center was built in 2009 and has 72,000
square feet.
Courtright Memorial Library – 138 West Main Street.
The library contains over 250,000 volumes of books and is a member of
OhioLink. This facility is the home to the Academic Support Center, the
Otterbean Café (on-the-go style food), a student lounge, classrooms and
offices. The building was built in 1972 with a new entrance and
additional classrooms added in 2005. The building has 60,653 square
Science Center – 155 West Main Street. The Science
Center houses the Departments of Nursing, Chemistry, Earth, Life, and
Equine Sciences and Physics. The Science Center is a 104,939 square
foot structure. The structure was originally built in 1919 and was
known as McFadden Hall. After completion of an addition in 1969, the
building was renamed the MacFadden-Schear Science Building. In 2009,
the structure was renovated and renamed the Science Center, resulting in
the addition of 30,000 square feet, including new labs, faculty suites,
academic classrooms, and an atrium.
Security Department – 194 West Main Street. The
Security Department handles matters pertaining to vehicle and bicycle
registration, motorist assistance, lock-out assistance, security
escorts, parking citation appeals, and investigation and response to
criminal and non-criminal complaints. The building was built in 1863
and renovated to its current use in 2003. The building is 1,500 square
The Frank Museum of Art – 39 South Vine Street.
The Frank Museum of Art houses Otterbein's collection of art from
Africa, Japan and New Guinea. The museum is located in the former
"Church House" of Lillian Frank, who taught at Otterbein for 29 years in
the areas of art, theology and philosophy. Upon her death, the
structure was given for the purpose of creating a museum for the
University's collection. The building was originally built in 1877,
opened as a museum in the winter 2004, and is 2,170 square feet.
Hancock House – 111 West Park Street. Hancock House is utilized as the office for Alumni Relations. The house was built in 1910 and has 2,635 square feet.
Howard House – 131 West Park Street. Howard House is utilized as the office for Institutional Advancement. The house was built in 1914 and has 3,681 square feet.
Otterbein Women's Thrift Store – 177 West Park Street. This facility is open Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Health Center – 78 West Home Street. The Health
Center services students, faculty and administrative staff. For
students, the cost for services at the Health Center is included in
tuition. With the exception of summer hours, the Health Center is
generally open Monday through Friday, from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with
the exception of summer hours. The Health Center was built in 1968 and
has 5,178 square feet.
Roush Hall – 27 South Grove Street. Roush Hall
houses the Education, Business, Accounting and Economics Departments,
along with the President's and Provost's offices, Information Technology
Department, the Fisher Gallery, and the Roost Express (offering
on-the-go type of food). Roush is a four-story building, completed in
June 1993, with 60,000 square feet.
Service Department – 195 W Park St. The Service
Department manages all campus maintenance and construction projects,
along with maintenance and use of campus vehicles. All maintenance
requests are submitted online through the University website. Office
hours are 7:30am to 4:00pm. After hours emergencies are handled by a
call center. This building also contains the central heating and
chiller plant which supplies heating and cooling to 75% of the campus
Student Affairs Office – 65 West Home Street. The
Student Affairs Office is located in the back of the first floor of
Hanby Hall. This space contains offices for the Vice President and Dean
for Student Affairs, along with the Directors of Student Conduct &
Wellness, Residence Life and Diversity.
Towers Hall – 1 South Grove Street. Towers Hall
houses the Departments of English, History and Political Science,
Religion and Philosophy, Foreign Language, Sociology, Math and Computer
Science. Towers Hall is a 55,619 square foot structure that was opened
in 1871 and renovated in 1998. Towers Hall is the oldest building on
campus and is designated as a national landmark. A gallery of portraits
of former Otterbein presidents is located on the second floor.
Location / Westerville, OH
President / Dr. John Comerford
Mascot / Cardy the Cardinal
Colors / Tan and Cardinal
Founded / 1847
Students / approx. 2,900
Students to faculty / 12:1
Majors / 74
Minors / 44
Graduate Programs / MBA, MAT, MAE, MSN, DNP, MSAH, MAEM
Otterbein University, 1 South Grove Street, Westerville, OH 43081 614.890.3000
Otterbein University is a private, non-profit, United Methodist affiliated, regionally-accredited institution.
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14th Annual Easter Sand Sculpture
Sunday, March 31, 2013 9:00 am - 9:00 pm
14th Annual Easter Sand Sculpture is attended annually by thousands and will be held at Hancock County Fairgrounds. Approximately 80 volunteers help to produce this week long event. Artists are local. All events are free and attended by the public. The 300-ton sculptures are usually received with a jaw-dropping gasp. Scheduled events March 25 – March 31, 2013 Sculpting daily; live music each evening; daily children's ministry; Easter sunrise service 6:30 am Complimentary lunch 11 am – 2 pm Saturday, March 30. All events are free and everyone is welcome 9 am – 9 pm daily. Sand sculpture may also be seen 9 am – 9 pm for 1-2 weeks after Easter. For more information visit www.WalkingOnCommonGround.com.
1017 East Sandusky St.
Findlay, OH 45840
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