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1. noun. A term referring to a mute person, someone suffering from muteness, a speech disorder which some individuals have. For one or more reasons, they are unable to speak out without the help of certain utilities. 2. verb. A verb describing the action to (usually) disable the sound on something, like a television, as well as disabling someone from communicating, for example in chat channels on the Internet. Example:
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So drunk that you cant talk properly, making you "mute". An Australian term used by yobbos and bogans. "Mate, im bloody mute, hand me another Vb".
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Cavaliers notes: Byron Scott says Dion Waiters is 'more comfortable' coming off bench
Cavaliers shooting guard Dion Waiters doesn't know why his numbers are better off the bench than they are as a starter.
His coach, Byron Scott, has a pretty good idea.
"He's more comfortable," he said. "He has better rhythm. We put the ball in his hands. It's something he'll figure it out. We put him in a lot of pick-and-rolls and tell him to be in attack mode."
In 28 games in the starting lineup, Waiters is averaging 13.5 points, 2.4 rebounds and 3.4 assists. He's shooting 36.2 percent from the field and 32.5 percent from the 3-point line.
In nine games off the bench, he's averaging 17.1 points, 2.6 rebounds and 2.1 assists. He's shooting 43.8 percent from the field and 32 percent from the 3-point line.
"I haven't looked into it," Waiters said. "I haven't paid attention to it. I play the game the same starting or coming off bench."
The 6-foot-4, 221-pound Waiters said he's starting to get more comfortable playing with Kyrie Irving.
"We're getting better every day," he said. "We talk to each other on the court, trying to figure out spacing. I want to give him enough space to operate on the court.
"If not, I can break down my guy."
Like most fans, the players marveled at Irving's last-second 3 that stunned Toronto on Saturday. Continued...
"I wasn't surprised (he took a 3)," Waiters said. "He asked what he wanted to do. Kyrie said, 'I want to go home.' You saw where Kyrie pulled up from (28 feet)."
He believes the Cavs' winning streak is about the players trusting each other.
"At the end of the day, we're growing," Waiters said. "No one likes to lose."
He's pretty excited having another Philadelphia native on the team. Newly acquired Wayne Ellington is also from his hometown.
"I'm happy he's here," he said. "We worked out a lot this summer. We played one-on-one. We battled.
MJ back in the day
Scott was a teammate of Mark Jackson's in Indiana. Scott said his former teammate never mentioned coaching.
"He never once mentioned he wanted to be a coach," Scott said. "We had too much fun playing together."
Jackson said he had an inkling Scott would coach.
"When we played together in Indiana, he was on the back nine as a player. He would coach in practice and in games." Continued...
Jackson said the Cavs have taken on Scott's demeanor.
"They are a no-excuse team," he said.
Quick shots
-- Jackson was asked if Irving compares to Portland's Damian Lillard. "Kyrie is as good as any point guard in basketball," Jackson said. "It's not fair to compare him to Irving."
-- The Warriors are much improved on the defensive end. "You don't stumble into being a good defensive team," Jackson said.
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NEW YORK — For the fifth consecutive year, NHL Network™ U.S. will air the MasterCard Memorial Cup, the championship of the Canadian Hockey League. NHL Network U.S will feature a combination of live and tape-delayed broadcasts throughout the 10 days of competition from the host city of Shawinigan, Quebec.
Fans will have the opportunity to see the NHL's future stars and 2012 NHL Draft™ picks from May 18-27 at the Canadian Hockey League's elite event. The host Shawinigan Cataractes of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League will be joined by the QMJHL champion Saint John Sea Dogs; the Ontario Hockey League champion London Knights; and the winner of the Western Hockey League, the Edmonton Oil Kings.
Each team will play three games in the preliminary round-robin, May 18-23. The semifinal game is May 25 and the championship game is May 27.
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Tony nominated actor stars in Barrington Stage Co.'s 'Fiddler'
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — On Sunday, Barrington Stage Company opens the beloved musical "Fiddler on the Roof." Playing the starring role of Tevye is Tony-nominated actor Brad Oscar.
Oscar has been an in-demand performer for more than 20 years on Broadway and in regional theater and has finally reached star status.
When asked about his new found fame and success, he gushed, "It's what you work 20 years for. I have been happy just working regularly, but being known is a whole new thing that I am enjoying very much. I can't imagine anyone taking it for granted or being so aloof as to not give autographs. No matter how big you get, and I'm not there yet, a performer should never forget everything you do is for the audience." In the world of theater, it was no secret that casting Oscar in a role made a show better. But few people bought a ticket because Oscar was in the show.
That's changed. When he was nominated for a Tony for playing the crazy playwright Franz Liebkind in the Mel Brooks hit "The Producers," the world knew his name and matched it to his talent. Indeed, he became enough of a box office draw that, eventually, he took over the lead role of Max Bialystock on Broadway shortly after Nathan Lane left the show.
He agrees that the Tony nomination was a life-changing moment. "I had been a professional actor for 20 years and all of a sudden I became thought of as a lead actor. People were casting me in lead roles like the M.C. in 'Cabaret' and the title role in 'Barnum.' They were roles I never dreamed I would get a chance to play."
Is it the same for "Fiddler"? "Not, really," he said. "I've always dreamed of playing Teyve. It really is my dream role. But who knows if anyone would have taken a chance on me before "The Producers" and the body of work I've done since? All I know is I love having the opportunity to play one of the greatest roles in musical theater."
Oscar said the experience is even more enriching than he expected. "The night we ran act two for the first time was emotionally draining. I don't know if the scene work prepared me for the experience. Waves of emotion for what this good man endures is so powerful and touching, it is easy to be overcome."
He is especially surprised at the range of emotion the show touches. "There are a lot of funny, sweet moments. But there are other times when the play is a bit sad and always beautiful. When you add the great score of Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick, it is such an extraordinary and complete experience. As a performer, I think of it as a gift to be able to play the role and to touch audiences in such a positive way."
As Oscar pointed out, he is all about pleasing audiences. That's one reason he is thrilled to be doing "Fiddler on the Roof" at Barrington Stage Company. "There is a lot less commercial pressure than on Broadway. Here the pressure comes from producing the best show possible.
"Of course we want to sell tickets, but in New York, sometimes it can feel like it's about getting good reviews so a show can run a long time. At Barrington Stage, we know we have a month run and can focus on the work,, not the other distracting stuff. It's a great way to work and I think it usually results in an excellent production." Continued...
Where: at Barrington Stage Company, 30 Union St., Pittsfield, Mass.
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The Mill Creek Homeowners Association Board of Directors needs volunteers to assist the community in its Mill Creek Pond Restoration Project at 8 a.m., this Saturday, at ponds 15 and 16 near 602 137th St. NE.
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Wednesday's GOP CNN/YouTube Debate was awaited with great interest as to how the format was going to play out: How were the candidates going to interact with each other? How would Mike Huckabee react to questions regarding his less-than-conservative policy decisions while governor of Arkansas now that he has become relevant? Who was going to be the brunt of attention from the field of candidates and from the "ordinary people", as well, selected to contribute? Would Ron Paul's supporters optimize this opportunity as aggressively as they have other web-based tools? How was the post-debate commentary going to go?
Admittedly there was an expectation of bias and ideological agenda being infused into the event. CNN is the network that took some heat, just two weeks ago, for utilizing the Hillary Clinton supporting, political strategist James Carville on its post-debate analysis panel following the Las Vegas event - The long time Clinton collaborator was tasked with scrutinizing that field's group of candidate performances. To nobody's surprise, Hillary was declared his winner - Hands down.
The prospect of the playing field being skewed in last night's event was of definite concern. For that reason, Wednesday's Daily Roundup included CNN's very own article regarding their debate which claimed the network's supposed format and objectives prior to the airing of the end product - Of note in the release from CNN was this portion:
Interesting... CNN, in damage-control mode, made a statement today and now insists:The questions they will field in the groundbreaking format won't come from journalists.Instead, they are user-generated content from ordinary people.
Thankfully, we have CNN's earlier article for reference, which closed with this comment from CNN Senior Vice President, David Bohrman:"CNN cared about what you asked. Not who you were".
The format of this debate is all new to the Republican presidential hopefuls, and that's part of the excitement. The candidates and their campaigns have no idea exactly what to expect. " There is some sense of the unknown, and so they're going to be a little bit out of their normal comfort zone, which is a good thing," Bohrman said.
It has now been well-documented to where a good amount of the content selection can be credit The extreme political left! Michelle Malkin provided a great service throughout the night to those of us that tend to question where the spoon which feeds us has previously been. I would say Bohrman's objective of keeping the GOP hopefuls "out of their normal comfort zone" was quite simple when the Republican Debate's agenda was dictated by questions framed by leftwing political activists.
Fox New's John Gibson summed up the events nicely in Thursday's "My Word" - Black Eye for CNN, Anderson Cooper and Google:
Gibson also added:So we're supposed to believe that old pro David Bohrman, the CNN vice president of elections - and an old friend - didn't know he had a Clinton ringer in his basket of YouTube questions? Hard to believe. Especially since CNN bought him a ticket, flew him in, planted him in the section of live questioners and then handed him a microphone.
Oh and that isn't all, as Michelle Malkin has discovered, digging into the backgrounds of other questioners:
We had a supposed Republican who is online as a John Edwards supporter?
We also had a gay Republican who can be found online as an Obama supporter?
And here's the math: The Google debate started with 5,000 YouTube questions. CNN narrowed it to 70 and then down to 40. They flew 20 questioners in and only two got a chance for a live on-air follow-up question - namely the gay general and somebody else.
The slant of the questions asked was not the only questionable aspects of the coverage. During the debate analysis, a group of about 20 "undecided Republican voters" were presented. The sample was selected to provide real-time debate reaction electronically and to comment on how they felt about the performances.
Of the group, one of the few to get airtime for voicing her opinion of how the night went was a 40-something female - again - "undecided Republican voter". The chosen participant stated that she had been deciding between Mike Huckabee... and JOHN EDWARDS.
Most who watched last night would agree that Huckabee had a solid performance. As to be expected, however, he faced some of the first challenges in his run detailing many of his very non-conservative - one might even say liberal - policies while governing Arkansas, which should have been to his benefit with this "undecided Republican voter", one would think.
How this woman could even be deciding between Huckabee and Edwards is very puzzleing, in and of itself. How such a voter could be selected as a suitably qualified member for that panel is more puzzleing still. But, how that woman could honestly say that she was MORE likely to vote for John Edwards, considering those socially liberal issues were highlighted from Huckabee's past, goes beyond head-scratching material.
What's done is done. It is, what it is. CNN has apologized for last night. To their credit, they even cut General Kerr's portion out of the broadcast when it replayed later last night. But, thats an interesting move when you consider the CNN statement of today claiming the questions of the debate mattered and not who was framing the questions of the debate - Obviously, the two are inseperable.
As the truth has surfaced on just how many democrat activists were involved, it makes one wonder if CNN became concerned with the amount of editting that may have ultimately been required if they remained consistent with last night's policy on the debacle. The network would love nothing more than for it all to just fade way and be forgotten - Anderson Cooper did not even mention the controversy on his 10:00 program.
It was an ironic embarrassment for the most prominent, established news media outlet in the world and the IT colossus that has positioned itself as the paramount index of information in the universe. The tandem got scooped - possibly exposed - by the "New Media" . An irrelevant event, this was not.
What occurred within the course of the debate, itself, last night is now part of the political historic record. But, what may eventually be seen as most remarkable is what occurred in the blogosphere after the lights and cameras shut down.


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the world premiere: my tattoo revealed
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- DysFUNctional Mom said...
It's absolutely gorgeous. I have one in the same area, but much smaller. It hurt SO FREAKIN BAD!! Much more than my other two, which are on my calves.
- January 25, 2010 at 3:23 AM
- Evonne said...
That is beautiful! I love all the symbolism! I can't wait to get another tattoo.
- January 25, 2010 at 5:40 AM
- brooke said...
WHOAMAN! it looks amazing...the artist did a very good and very detailed job! it's always that way isn't it...you get it done and then after think...weeeeellll wait it doesn't wash off does it...but it looks fabulous and no need to worry about taking it off as it has very good meanings for you and your family!! love it!
- January 25, 2010 at 5:49 AM
- Trischa said...
I love it! It's GORGEOUS and it totally looks like it was supposed to be there! Isn't it crazy how you go through all of that and then all you can think about is what you are going to get for your next one? Congrats!
- January 25, 2010 at 5:56 AM
- Amanda said...
Looks totally amazing!!! I just have one tiny tattoo but I want something more meaningful and I have yet to work up the guts!
- January 25, 2010 at 6:04 AM
- Michelle aka Mommy said...
AMAZING! freaking AMAZING! you are definitely a hard core chick, fetal position crying and all. i would never have the balls to do that. it's such a beautiful tattoo. so poetic. i love it. i'm proud of you and very impressed. holy cow!
ps the first pic...very zexy :) - January 25, 2010 at 6:12 AM
- bananas. said...
Woohoooooo! Welcome to the bad ass chicks with tats club. Yes i'm the president but i'm also a proud member. Ha!!! Congrats hun! You did it! And now you forever have your love, faith and family with you always. Awwww!
- January 25, 2010 at 6:24 AM
- Loukia said...
Yay for getting it done! I love the symbolism of your tattoo. Love the flowers for your children. Talented artist. Can't believe it only took 2 hours! Wow. I have a heart tattoo on my lower right side, so can see it when I'm wearing a bikini, and it hurt, but not too bad... of course, it's not too big, so that's probably why I did so well during the process. HOWEVER when I got my belly button pierced, I passed out, and had to have the guy put wet towels on my forehead!!! Congrats, Summer. :)
- January 25, 2010 at 6:26 AM
- V said...
It looks fan-Fucking-tabulous!!! Beautiful. Very Unique and Large! Haha...it's gorgeous! I'm sure your loving showing it off! Muahhh....xoxo - January 25, 2010 at 6:40 AM
- Kimi@SoManyKids... said...
THAT IS GORGEOUS!!!! Like making me type in all caps amazing. I love it!!!
- January 25, 2010 at 6:44 AM
- SG said...
WOW! That's intense! I have no tolerance for pain so I can't even imagine what that was like. Congrats for making it through though. It's really beautiful.
- January 25, 2010 at 6:59 AM
- Summer {Bisfor...} said...
Summer! It is absolutely breathtaking. In so many ways. I have tears in my eyes.
You are blooming before us. - January 25, 2010 at 7:37 AM
- Alicia said...
A-FRIGGIN-MAZING! you know i loved it before, but its even more impressive now!! it's beautiful... everything about it...the meaning, the illustration....perfect! and yes, you are HARD CORE lady!!! lol.... breathe in, breathe out...
- January 25, 2010 at 7:50 AM
- Shea Posey said...
I'm sure your next one won't be as bad because it won't be as big. And don't worry, you're not the only one who gets the nervous poops lol. It's beautiful and you've made me want to get another one even that much more!!
- January 25, 2010 at 8:00 AM
- KLaw said...
Wow! that is amazing!!!!!! I am so impressed and wickedly jealous of your ability to sit through that!
- January 25, 2010 at 8:08 AM
- hotpants™ said...
You are definitely hardcore now. The tat is beautiful. It totally suits you. Yay!
- January 25, 2010 at 8:17 AM
- heidi said...
Holy crap Summer - Go big or go home, eh?! It looks AWESOME! It's beautiful!!
- January 25, 2010 at 8:29 AM
- Sevibabyyy said...
I'm a huge tattoo fanatic. The 3 that I have aren't enough. I'm I have a huge peacock on my side and I still want more.
Yours is amazing! - January 25, 2010 at 8:56 AM
- RayeLee said...
It looks great though!
I love tattoos and can't wait to get the rest of mine done (I have three planned and Baby's name needs to be added to one). - January 25, 2010 at 9:19 AM
- Ashley said...
It looks great! I love all the symbolism!
- January 25, 2010 at 9:30 AM
- Tamara Nicole said...
Nice!!! I was thinking like a small one, but you went big!!! Yes hard you are:-) I love how it has meaning behind it, great job girly!!!
- January 25, 2010 at 9:38 AM
- Deb said...
dude, that rocks. it is gorgeous. i can't imagine how badly it must have hurt. my TINY peace sign, which took all of 10 seconds hurt like heck.
you really are a badass. - January 25, 2010 at 9:39 AM
- Kimmy said...
LOL!! I totally love your video....especially the whole "dropped the kids off. The real ones and not the poo". LMAO!! You are like the 2nd person I have ever heard say that. The other one is one of my friends and when she said it I had no idea what the heck she was talking about. You're cute, Summer! And DANG! Big tattoo. You don't play around, do you?! Very nice though. Love the words too. :O)
- January 25, 2010 at 10:02 AM
- Lacey said...
I love it.
I love it.
I love it, I love it, I love it!
Oh, and did I mention how much I love it??!?!?!?!?! - January 25, 2010 at 10:14 AM
- Gigi said...
It's beautiful and you are BRAVE. My insides squinched up when I saw how red your back was and then when I read your description of the pain....I was almost on the floor in the fetal position....but it is gorgeous!
- January 25, 2010 at 10:35 AM
- missy. said...
girl i LOVE it!! you are so brave to do it that big and on your back. i'm jealous.
love it and love you! hope you had a good weekend m'dear. - January 25, 2010 at 11:01 AM
- Brittany said...
It's beautiful!!!! I think i'm going to get one done tomorrow.. *cross my fingers*!!!
- January 25, 2010 at 11:29 AM
- Kristin said...
OMG. Dude you are HARD core!!! Owwwwwww. It looks amazing!
- January 25, 2010 at 11:48 AM
- Jennifer said...
I love that. It's beautiful. I just got number 13! It was a tribute tattoo for my brother. It's my lasy blog post. Go check it out.
- January 25, 2010 at 11:58 AM
- capperson said...
I love it! I have birds on my shoulder in about the same place you do and i told my parents and friends that I was getting a tree on my back a while back and they all thought i was crazy. It is so cute and I think i might just follow through with my plan one day! :) I also want a side piece and one on my foot!
- January 25, 2010 at 12:04 PM
- capperson said...
My birds were for my granny..i found that interesting! They also symbolized me flying away from the bad things back in highschool that were holding me down :)
- January 25, 2010 at 12:06 PM
- Margarita said...
I LOVE IT, it is so unique and different! I've never seen one like that before. The pain SUCKS but it's always worth it and it'll probably be two weeks before you want another one!!
- January 25, 2010 at 12:13 PM
- Foursons said...
Oh my gosh girl. You just reminded me why I DON'T have a tattoo.
- January 25, 2010 at 12:14 PM
- THE Stephanie said...
OH EM GEE!!!! LOL. First of all, I CAN see the video today!! WOO HOO!! But I'm not watching... :) The tattoo is amazing and you are amazing for doing that. I would pass out and only end up with half a bird. LOL
AND... the scroll bar is gone at the bottom! YAY! - January 25, 2010 at 12:18 PM
- xo, Kate♥ said...
hardcore!!!! looks amazing!!!!!
- January 25, 2010 at 12:25 PM
- Brunch at Saks said...
Looks gorgeous love! Your video was great too! I have two tattoos, and they are both small so thankfully they didn't hurt much.
- January 25, 2010 at 12:31 PM
- Stephanie said...
Wow, that is gorgeous!!! Totally worth the nervous poops and the almost fainting. I looooove it.
- January 25, 2010 at 12:35 PM
- Ali said...
Wow. You got a tattoo with some MEANING. I love it. It looks beautiful and you're so happy with it, which is even more beautiful.
- January 25, 2010 at 12:50 PM
- drollgirl said...
dude! you are hard core!!! it looks rad! and it felt like a knife slicing through your skin?! HORRORS!! there is nO WAY i could handle that!
- January 25, 2010 at 1:12 PM
- Jennifer said...
OMG!! I love it! I love the design and the meaning behind it all! Good job girl
I'm giving away a little sumthin'-sumthin' on my blog, come see me! - January 25, 2010 at 1:48 PM
- .jimaie.marie. said...
ohmygosh, that is an intense tattoo for your first!! I LOVE it. It is absolutely gorgeous and i am LOVING the symbolism behind it all Summer!
Amazing, seriously. - January 25, 2010 at 1:51 PM
- .jimaie.marie. said...
p.s. you've now got me wanting more ink and my last one was just in November! lol!
<3 tattoos - January 25, 2010 at 1:52 PM
- Sassypants Wifey said...
Looks Absolutely GORGEOUS! Love it. (Uh, here is my safety sally moment, keep the a and d on it, and dont let it get sunburned. Look how lame I am.)
Great job sittin still, I have no clue if I could ever sit through a long tat session! - January 25, 2010 at 2:44 PM
- April said...
Check you out, brave girl!! I totally thought you were doing that monogram thingy you showed me, but this is gorgeous, too! Yay for you!! I am still being a chicken ... I am thinkin' something very little for my b-day this year ... although I would have to beg the hubby cuz he doesn't want me getting any. He say if I get one, then he is going to stop getting them ... boo!! So we will see, but yours is beautiful!!
- January 25, 2010 at 2:59 PM
- Jen said...
Props to you, Summer! I could never do it. My reaction would be the same as yours and I would call it quits mid-tat. I get that way when they draw blood, so I wouldn't even get to the mid-tat point. I can barely walk by a shop! Kat Von D makes me nauseous. So, I admire you!
That said, I think it is beautiful! I love tattoos that have such deep, personal meaning. They tell a story. Beautiful choice! - January 25, 2010 at 3:35 PM
- ~ Kelly Ann ♥ said...
I freakin LOVE IT GIRL!! I was going to do a tree similar to this baby nursery- Congrats on the tattoo!!!! Have a great night!
~ Kelly Ann ~
❧❤❧ - January 25, 2010 at 3:46 PM
- ~ Kelly Ann ♥ said...
Hey girl- sorry I forgot to ask you this in my prior comment- What the fabulous lipstick color you were wearing in the youtube video?(When u going to get your tattoo)-- just send me an email when you have a chance-- thxs
Hope your back feels better soon- just keep putting on vaseline stuff they give you after you have a tattoo done- - January 25, 2010 at 3:52 PM
- frenchie said...
dude!! i had no idea it would be so big....! it's magnifique!! i love it.i couldn;t wait to see the result and WOW!!!
it makes me all emotional (the thoughts behind every details) and make me want to get my half sleeve!!
no..no.. i said i'd do it only if i marry a tattoo artist or a professional skate border!
love it love it love it!!!
muah! - January 25, 2010 at 3:58 PM
- Jen said...
Summer, I think it looks awesome! It makes you even more beautiful.
- January 25, 2010 at 5:02 PM
- Rasha said...
Looks painful though! - January 25, 2010 at 5:26 PM
- luckycharm said...
It's beautiful! I totally understand the pain. I chose a large back piece for a first time, Angel wings going from the top of my shoulders down to my lower back. It was something that I wanted and planned for years and I was wishy washy afterwards. In the end, I'm happy with it. It has meaning, and that was the reason for it. It's also an attention getter which I wasn't prepared for.
Chin up!
mindi - January 25, 2010 at 7:32 PM
- Erin said...
That is so beautiful!!! I am in the process of designing one for myself for my boys...but Holy Jeeze you are one strong mama to go through that!!
- January 25, 2010 at 10:09 PM
- Molly said...
Wowzers. I'm in pain just looking at it. Mad props to you, girl. It looks awesome, and I love the symbolism. Congrats!
- January 25, 2010 at 10:41 PM
- Lula! said...
I love it. No, I LOVE it. I loved it on Saturday and I still love it today.
And yes, I totally prayed for you on Saturday. That's why it only took the dude 2 hours. PRAYER, baby. Awesomeness.
xoxo - January 26, 2010 at 7:36 AM
- Eyeglasses & Endzones said...
Oh my gosh...that is amazing! Although, I am totally busting a gut here because I have 2 tatoos. But compared to your ONE tatoo mine look soooooooooooooo tiny and here I was giving you advice like I had it all figured out...I thought you were going in for like a flower on your ankle or maybe something small like that...I had NO IDEA that you were getting the holy grail on your back....YOU ARE MY NEW ROCK STAR! I can't even imagine how long you sat there for!!! ;)
- January 26, 2010 at 7:58 AM
- Jennifer said...
amazing tattoo. not sure I could sit through the whole thing but guess that's where the snickers came in handy? :)
- January 26, 2010 at 8:27 AM
- Reaper said...
that is one of the most beauitful tatto's i have ever seen...
and with so much beauty and reason...
*sighs* - January 26, 2010 at 8:41 AM
- Pamela said...
I've always wanted a tree of life tatt. Yours came out stunning. The symbolism makes it all worth while, doesn't it? Post pictures after it's fully healed, k?
- January 26, 2010 at 12:25 PM
- Sherri @ Luv a Bargain said...
Gorgeous, amazing, unbelievably stunning! and Ouch, ouch, ouch! I am still a big chicken. Glad it is feeling much better.
- January 26, 2010 at 2:48 PM
- marit said...
summer! i've been away from le musings for waaay too long (again!). i loved your post, and your vlog. i can't wait to see your piece in real life! it's gorgeous. absolutely gorgeous. you're a rock star. i totally want to get another tattoo too, but i don't think i'll be ready by next month. hmmm.
love you!
mb - January 26, 2010 at 3:53 PM
- Salt said...
Oh my gosh. It's one of the most beautiful tattoos I've ever seen in my life! And the meaning behind it is just incredible. Absolutely GORGEOUS, SUMMER!
- January 26, 2010 at 5:16 PM
- meredith said...
oh my goodness, summer!!! it looks AMAZING!! i LOVE it!!! it looks so great on your back and i love the next day picture going to church - looks great with the top!!! i love the meaning behind it all. and did i read that right?? - it only took two hours?? i guess the term "only" is relative when you're in pain! but that's great work in 2 hours! i'm since less detailed tats take longer than that!
(sorry, that's lots of exclamation points, but it seriously looks so damn good.)
and i also love your hair!! - January 26, 2010 at 6:29 PM
- Ams said...
I LOVE your tattoo and I LOVE your vlog to tell us all about it!!! SO AMAZING!!!
Gorgeous Summer...and I love you as always :) - January 26, 2010 at 8:19 PM
- Amanda Roo said...
Your tattoo is amazing! Wow!
- January 26, 2010 at 9:03 PM
- Mama Kat said...
I don't know if you want to hang an apron on one of those branches or something to symbolize...cough...I don't know....cough...just sayin.
- January 26, 2010 at 9:17 PM
- OceanDreams said...
What an amazing and inspiring tattoo - love your outfit that you chose to reveal the tattoo with. Go you!!
- January 26, 2010 at 9:40 PM
- Iva said...
OMG!! WOW!! totally impressive....but the meaning...so beautiful!!
- January 27, 2010 at 8:34 AM
- Shari said...
Sa-weet tattoo!
Heidi had me curious to see the rocking awesome tat. So I stopped on over. - January 27, 2010 at 9:31 AM
- Thany said...
Summer, it is AMAZING!!!!!!
I love every single thing about it. Especially the part where it all happened to you because I don't think I'd make it past 1 tiny bird.
you are brave, you are beautiful. - January 27, 2010 at 12:07 PM
- Jaime said...
Love the new blog look!
Omg that tattoo is amazing. I so appreciate all the symbolism- it's gorgeous and so special. You are BEYOND brave. I cannot go near needles, never mind get a tat. :) - January 27, 2010 at 1:36 PM
- Karls said...
You are hardcore! Nice work!
- January 27, 2010 at 7:00 PM
- KK said...
Wow, I love it. OK, I'm thinking passing out would have been a good thing! Let him do it while you are out cold? That's what I'd want, if I was not such a chicken!
- January 27, 2010 at 10:07 PM
- Taylor @ Jimmy Choos and a Baby Too said...
I LOVE it! I have a couple (one on my hip bone and one of my foot) but they are no where near that size! I cant imagine how long that must have taken---but so worth it because its gorgeous!
- January 29, 2010 at 10:15 AM
- Cassie said...
Summer that's awesome! They do freakin hurt, but you forget about all that pain and start planning your next one-it's crazy how that works. Gorgeous girly!
- January 29, 2010 at 7:53 PM
- Manda said...
- January 30, 2010 at 11:44 AM
- ...love Maegan said...
oh you poor thing with your nervous poops!!! I would have NEVER left after that ...like ever! ...Nice job ...the tattoo is AMAZING...love the tree!!!
- February 10, 2010 at 8:22 PM
- S Club Mama said...
I missed this post! Sweet tattoo - crazy lady for getting it. Ouch ouch ouch.
- February 24, 2010 at 11:26 AM
- aLena said...
Ur so ADORABLE in your video! Love your tatoo .. it turned out amazing!
- October 1, 2010 at 1:41 PM
- Traci said...
That is the most lovely tattoo, a beautiful reminder for everyone.
- October 11, 2010 at 11:30 PM
- CheekyPinkTulip said...
Wow, that is insane! It's gorgeous!
Thanks for sharing.
Maria xx
www.cheekypinktulip.blogspot.com - September 24, 2011 at 12:12 AM
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Mega Zarak wrote:Abilor wrote:Liege Evilmus wrote:Mega Zarak wrote:Abilor wrote:Liege Evilmus wrote:Strike going on "FOREVER" it may be time to become a scab.
I understand the work is hard for say construction workers, but my brothers in a union, he makes $86ph for Saturday, and gets time and a half on THAT if he goes 5 minuts after 8 hours. And even then they complain "IT's NOT ENOUGH"
Now these guys don't have it so bad, and there is no shortage of people who would love to write out there. So to the strikers, shut up, do your job. And if you don't like the companies policies, thats very common, but you know in America, no one makes you do anything, so quit!
Go work some crappy job like most of us do, then whine about that one too, and I'll take your job.
And thats just it, you're being comishioned to do work for someone else, thats it. If you want further royalties on something you do, then do your own thing, only then can you call your own shots.
Shame on you. They're writers, and you sound like a coder. You both sit in chairs all day, puching keyboards for what are both sickly, oily moneywhores like Josh Larson. You complain about YOUR bosses taking your money you earn them from your fluffy ass-cushion job, and then in the same breath tell these guys to cowboy up.
Your boss might make $100,000 this year off your 1337 skills. Imagine if he made $20 million? THAT'S part of why there's a writer strike on.
If you want to call your own shots, then go start your own internet company!! And the first thing you'll do is hire some kid to do some coding...
And BTW, construction guys DON'T get enough, because they have the riskiest damn job in the world (indluding road guys). If you don't actually die on the job, the mesothelioma or other industrial cancers will.
The circle of life...
Are you kidding? Liege made a very valid point, we are in America if you don't like the pay or conditions move on. There are tons of more talented guys out there that would kill for the opportunities these guys have. Plus I'm fairly sure none of these guys are rubbing pennies together to pay the rent. I made this point a month or so ago when the first news topic came up about this. It's not like these guys were blindsided, they took these jobs knowing the pay. For the record I agree that they should get some additonal compensation BUT the studios are the ones financing the movie thus taking all the financial risks. Thats why they take the lion share of the profits. They have to compesate for poorly performing movies that some writer did a hack job on. Wild Wild West is a perfect example do you have any idea how much money was lost on that movie? All of this is a perfect example of the current mindset that Big Business in America is some evil entity, breaking backs & stealing money.
The only people who will suffer during this is us.
End of rant...
Thanks, and to Abilor, you shouldn't make assumptions about people and what they do, I'm not a coder, but a field photographer. I do nice set up work from time to time, but mostly, reguardless of weather, I'm running up and down car lots, and traffic with 3 different cameras, two laptops, and anywhere from 1 to 200 different sets of keys. Today, it was 22 degrees out and snowing, which ment now I have to carry tools to clean these cars too.
I've worked many jobs more difficult and revolting, including construction, and I can tell you from experience, "cushy" is not a word I'd use to describe what I do. To be honest, the masonry, and electrical, were alot less demanding.
But still, when I did these jobs, I didn't have UNION support, and knowing what the average person earns for a hard days work, I'll go grab my hard hat and boots for half that Saturday pay, and be happy for it!
You're right, assumptions are poor, which is why I said you "sounded" like a coder. Yup, field photog is rough. Kind of like hunting, but without the gun part. And I agree, construction is not "cushy." My Dad (a programmer) bitches all the time that they're lazy overpaid thugmonkeys (programming for a construction company no less). I disagree, they're paid what they're worth, if not less, even union guys.
I think the nerve that has been touched for me is that lots of folks think trade union members are scumbags, and that strikes are motivated purely by greed. Strikers often have to use the constitutional right to assemble just to not be dragged away by officers (Don't taze me bro!), not in this high profile writers strike, but various meat-packer strikes I've seen documentaries on (and shown to students). Strikes are ugly, ugly, ugly, and usually end with everyone sh1tcanned anyway, or ostracized for being a scab, whatever.
And I hate to sound like I'm bleeding, but there really is very little to keep corporate power in check. "Corporation" literally means "body", and is legally an actual person. This person has all the rights that you and I have, with all the resources of some small nations. It sets policies for its employees, and its revenge on them is terrible if they break those policies. Who would want to be sued by WalMart, even if they did nothing wrong? Enron, for example, really, really screwed people. But when it comes to holding people accountable, the great part is that its the corporation that broke the law/went bankrupt. I'm not saying individual's aren't held accountable at all, but being incorporated offers you tons of legal loopholes. My anti-union father from above incorporated, and seeing how he cooks his books, it's astonishing what you can get away with, and he's just one guy!
Corporations are like devastator: an obscene pooling of power of many people rolled into one giant mother******. Strikes are autobots "rolling out." What else you gonna do?
I agree with 98% of what you are saying the right to strike is something that has made thousands of lives better. Fair enough, I just see struggling writers that would dream for the gig these guys have.
You mentioned Enron, I live in Houston and worked for Enron. While you are right about them, thats just one large corporation. I now work for another global oil & gas entity (Halliburton) that is considered an evil empire because of certain ex employees (Hint D. C). I have to say they are fantastic to us. I have never worked for another company that treated employees this well. Not all large companies are bad companies, it's just sensationalized media that reports on the bad. Nothing is every said about large companies when they do something good. Even Enron before the "Issues" had regular things like huge toy drives during Christmas.
Back on subject I think the writers are due more but aren't they considered independant contractors? Really I don't know. Like of the 1099 variety? If that is the case aren't they the masters of their own fate, IE benefits and so on? One studio does not want to pay X amount move on to the next? Or are they actually studio employees?
Differences on the subject aside, we are all here because of our love of the franchise no hard feelings.
***Galvatron*** wrote:Fox Mulder ? ummm, your meds must be lapsing!
moldavite wrote:Nope, I'm not on any medication. I don't smoke. I don't do drugs. I have a margarita about once every four months. I'm as sober as they come. I'm NOT joking! What I tell you is the truth. Mulder and Scully will be in TF2! Just wait and you'll see....
Chaoslock wrote:It's time for new writers to step up.
***Galvatron*** wrote:Fox Mulder ? ummm, your meds must be lapsing!
moldavite wrote:Nope, I'm not on any medication. I don't smoke. I don't do drugs. I have a margarita about once every four months. I'm as sober as they come. I'm NOT joking! What I tell you is the truth. Mulder and Scully will be in TF2! Just wait and you'll see....
TheStarScreamer wrote:Okay, well first of all let's stop the mile-long quoting.
Now, the writers are a bunch of pansies. There are probably more talented and less bitchy writers that could replace them for less money. I say fire all the striking queefs and bring in some new blood.
Abilor wrote:TheStarScreamer wrote:Okay, well first of all let's stop the mile-long quoting.
Now, the writers are a bunch of pansies. There are probably more talented and less bitchy writers that could replace them for less money. I say fire all the striking queefs and bring in some new blood.
***Galvatron*** wrote:"I'll suport medical workers who strike in shifts because they know that people truely need them, but they still have to get their points across. Those people make nothing, and deserve it, their jobs are increadably nessicary!"
Tell me about it, I work for a hospital operating room and our contract is up in June, the organization is already working full speed ahead to do whatever it takes to get rid of certain people even BEFORE the contract is up and when it is up I can assure you they will try even harder in other departments to get rid of them.
We are most likely safe in the o.r. but that's not a guarantee but they've already slashed 2.5 million dollars in just the supplies area and that's just the o.r. I work in and it's only a start, the other o.r's will face the same or worse and that does not include any payroll issues.
They plan to "lay off" or eliminate at least a thousand jobs next year alone most likely more and they want to outsource certain jobs too.
Point is that strikes while ugly do serve a good purpose and neither side will ever get everything they want, there will always have to be concessions made on both sides.
Burn wrote:I do so love the narrow mindedness and ignorance of some in this thread.
How many people have actually stopped and researched WHY they're striking?
What's that? They want more money? Yeah, that's the SIMPLE explanation.
The longer more detailed explanation is this.
A few years ago the Writer's Guild and the big studios struck an agreement on how writer's would be paid.
That agreement however was before streaming technology became prevalent over the internet.
Now you have networks streaming tv episodes a day or so after they originally go to air, or offer them to be downloaded from iTunes.
The networks are generating revenue from these steams and downloads, and under the agreement the writers receive NOTHING of that revenue.
THIS is what they're striking over. They want a slice of that revenue generated by stuff they helped create.
Wouldn't you want your share of something you helped to create? Think about that before you dismiss the writer's.
Oh and consider this, "there's far more talented people who would kill to get a foot in the door to write" ... you might find some networks will NOT work with writers and actors who are not part of the SWG or SAG.


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Women's approximate size conversion: XS(0-2), S(4-6), M(8-10), L(12-14), XL(16-18), 2X(20W-22W), 3X(24W-26W), 4X(28W-30W), 5X(32W). Use the larger of chest or hip measurements for jackets and shirts, and the larger of waist or hip measurements for pants and shorts to ensure the best fit.
*Add $4 for 3X, 4X, 5X
Product Code: 5030
Add up to 4 lines to your item. (Note: Maximum of 18 characters per line - 18 characters may not fit on smaller jackets/items). For the best results, we recommend that you embroider solid-colored Chefwear apparel.
Each line of embroidery can be put in different locations. Please use the chart above for placement positions.
* For embroidery allow 2 extra weeks for delivery. * There are no returns or exchanges for embroidery or custom orders. * Please type your text as you wish it to be embroidered - using both uppercase and lowercase letters if required. * We do not correct spelling or punctuation errors.


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I have just returned after 2 weeks at wonderful Las Brisas and, as mentioned in my previous review, I would hesitate to go anywhere else. The villa I go to regularly is privately owned, has been refurbished, and is immaculate. Everything you could want is on your doorstep. Another perfect holiday and perfect weather too!
- Also Known As:
- Las Brisas Hotel Playa Blanca
- Las Brisas Hotel
- Las Brisas Resort Playa Blanca, Lanzarote


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We stayed three nights in the Travelodge Angels Camp from 5/14/13 to 5/17/13. We were initially scheduled for two nights, but were pleased enough with the accommodations to stay an extra night. The room was spacious and clean and had been recently renovated, including new mattresses and pillows. The microwave and refrigerator met our needs for evening popcorn and chilled... More
- Also Known As:
- Angels Hotel Angels Camp
- Angels Hotel
- Angels Motel Camp
- Angels Hotel Camp
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