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The designation "draft-ready" may be somewhat subjective but there are plenty of analysts around to place a value on a player.
I don't want to see college football start having players leave after one or two years(hell, Clowney seriously could've been drafted out of highschool). At the same time I say there should be a system where, if a player is evaluated by "x" number of people and determined to be a top "x" pick then the school should be required to buy insurance for them.


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Since there haven't been any updates for a while, I figured it was time to sit down and write something.
2013 is proving to be an interesting year so far. I have switched to a new job, with all kinds of pretty cool opportunities to expand my knowledge and experience using some new technologies, as well as honing my existing skill-set in a new environment. Looking forward to what the rest of the year brings!
This past Black Friday's trip to Fry's Electronics yielded a new server for the basement. I now have an eight-core AMD system, loaded with 32GB of RAM and a small software RAID array for local storage. The new server is currently running Proxmox VE, and hosting a small set of virtual machines. One of those VMs is actually my Zimbra server, which has been performing flawlessly, as well as much faster than the old physical box I used previously.
In other news, I have reacquired some domain names that I had originally registered back in 1999. ServerUnderground is gaining a sister site, BurningServer!
BurningServer systems will be made up of my motley crew of SPARC based hardware running NetBSD. I have to get the hardware sorted out, RAM purchased for those systems that were donated last summer, and storage set up. It's been pretty chilly in the basement lair this winter, so I haven't spent a lot of time on this project yet.
Another project is to virtualize the web server currently dishing out content for this site. I will attempt to load up a fresh VM running Ubuntu, and migrate the data over for the blog. The older hardware will most likely be used for a NAS based off of FreeBSD so I can use ZFS.
I'm still a huge fan of the AMD Trinity line of processors! After building the dual-core system, I ended up going all out and built a top of the line A10 based system with 16GB of RAM. Super quiet, runs cool, and great support for the FGLRX driver under Ubuntu 12.10!
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Did you think about my idea to run them as Beastmen instead of WoC? That's what Angry Lawyer did with his Fimir army.
Those are looking good, but I'd like bigger pictures to see the details.
Did you think about my idea to run them as Beastmen instead of WoC? That's what Angry Lawyer did with his Fimir army.
Those are looking good, but I'd like bigger pictures to see the details.
I responded to you at the time, but the post seemed to have evaporated. (?) Anyway, yes, I did consider beastmen, but I found no way of running a wizard lord as the general, plus I wanted to use the marks of chaos as a way to theme the army. That said, I may run a beasts list as an alternative and see how it goes. It won't require much in the way of extra figures, perhaps some more skirmishers and maybe another couple of large creatures.
Angry Lawyer has done a great job with his fimir. I considered using more heroquest guys, but I wanted to be able to add more variety to the units, so I took the crazy road.
I'll post some bigger pics when I get the next batch up, I'm tempted to start painting a unit even though I promised myself I'd assemble the whole army first.
Why wouldn't you be able to run a wizard lord? Magic heavy is one of the most successful ways to play beastmen, by taking a level 4 and then 2-3 level 1's with the herdstone shard.
Personally I could never assemble a whole army without painting anything, I'd just be depressed by the sea of grey plastic.
I should have mentioned a wizard lord with the meargh's base size, 40 - 50mm. The only mount options available for the beasts great bray shaman are chariots. I may, however, sculpt a human-scale meargh and dirach for just that reason, as the rest of the army fits nicely with the fimir theme.
Me either. My reasoning is to try to get it playable as soon as possible, but it's difficult. I may crack and paint the meargh soon.Personally I could never assemble a whole army without painting anything, I'd just be depressed by the sea of grey plastic.
Pretty amazing stuff. I'm inspired to redo the characters in my army using savage orc parts.
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Thanks folks. Nice to see another fimir player here, that's a cool army you have Mr Lawyer.
If you're ever in the south east of the UK, we will have to battle to the death or something.
-Angry Lawyer
Challenge accepted sir. Consider your clans days numbered. Are you giving the new fimir army book a shot?
I'm more keen on the Beastmen rules. The last Fimir ruleset I looked at has toughness 5(!) Shearl, which is madness for what are essentially skavenslave equivalents.
Anyways - MOAR PICTURES!
-Angry Lawyer
Aye, that is a bit crazy. I'm still planning on using the warriors of chaos list for the first 2000pts, bit when I have that painted up I may try a beasts list too. I'm going to use Albion human tribesmen as shearl, so they fit nicely into the marauder slot in the WoC list, but could equally do well as ungor.
Working on two more fimm at the moment (I got distracted doing a terrain piece, a rather nice statue I picked up on ebay) a helmeted fellow and another hooded fimm. I'm gradually grinding my way toward the finished 20 man unit. Once they are assembled I shall be picturing ye up.
I've been working away on my first fimm unit for a while now. It's pretty intensive, as most of the models in the unit require pretty extensive conversion. That said, I only have six fimm left to make for the first unit. I've been working on the unit filler since these photos were taken, adding some crows to the standing stone flying over the unit, and another crow on the standard to give the impression the crows are flying over the unit. Nearly there! After this, I need another unit of 20 fimm, the hellcannon (crom, the great worm) the bsb, and a unit of 5 light cavalry and 5 war dogs. By the powers, this army might get finished after all...
The latest two fimir
The first fimm unit, beloved of Lisaart
The army so far
Nice one!
I love a full conversion army any day!
Wow...greate idea for an army
I love the painting on your test model, and realy nice base
Don't know is there any place in your army conception, but I think that something like swampthing may fit. As i remember it was mentioned in old WHF RPG.
Anyway cool job! Count me as a loyal subscriber
Cheers Grain. Actually, I do plan on using six fenbeasts as a unit of trolls.
Great Plog mrsaturday, nice to see the Fimir ressurected, a suggestion that might save you some money if not time would be to use the old 5th edition (i believe) starter set Saurus warriors, they are less scaled than the current ones and i think would look great with the same treatment you've given the new savage orcs. Not sure how they'd compare size wise as even though they are also on 25mm bases they are muhc older than the new savage orcs and so probably smaller. You should be able to pick them up cheap from ebay, just an idea.
Cheers Bueno. That's a nice idea, I actually have a few of those guys somewhere, I must dig them out later. Someone also suggested using the old Kroxigor for the larger fimir with some conversion, I might try that too. I have the inklings of an idea for a mount for a fimir mist mor (hero) using a chaos spawn converted to look like a warped fimir (if you've ever read Slaine from 2000ad you know what I mean) with ogham stones embedded in his back for the hero to cling onto. Mainly though, I have to grind through two units of twenty fimm warriors...
Great work so far. Keep it up! This is shaping up really well.
Very nice!
Bretonnians ARE NOT a pure Knightly army.
Half the army choices consist out of Peasants and Damsels.
'Pride cometh before a choppa in the face'
Well, because of this thread, I've gone and bought a box of Savage Orcs. Damn you and your artiness!
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Haan, de, H.J. 2009. Building the Great Pyramid by Levering. A Mathematical Model. – PalArch's Journal of Archaeology of Egypt/Egyptology 6, 2: 1-22
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Abstract A review of the extensive literature on the building of the Egyptian pyramids reveals that so far this problem has not been treated in a systematic, quantitative way. The present study aims at filling this gap by means of an integrated mathematical model, taking into account the interaction between various activities involved, such as quarrying, transportation and building. I focus my attention on the largest pyramid, the one built by Khufu.
The model simulates an efficient project co-ordination by balancing supply and demand of the building material, with all activities related to the growth of the pyramid and assuming a constant total workforce. This makes it possible to determine the effect of different building methods and of the productivity of the workers on the workforce required for the various tasks. In this paper only one building method has been considered, namely levering. Calculations have been carried out for two sets of input data, indicated as base case and maximum case.
Assuming a project duration of 20 years with 2624 working hours per year, the workforce for this building method is estimated to range from 4 000 to 10 000 men directly involved in the building of the pyramid and the supply of the necessary material.
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"This is our favorite holiday," says homeowner James Puryear.
The hair-raising home makes it a yearly tradition to be the spookiest house on the block.
"We're kind of halloween people," Puryear joked.
Those who dare to come by for a visit must beware of the witches and werewolves they'll face.
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Seventy-five pounds of candy for you to choose from.
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Which Do You Prefer — Black Friday or Cyber Monday?
It's time to get your shop on, and rise of online shopping and Cyber Monday has given deal-hungry consumers some options.
With Thanksgiving occurring on the earliest possible day this year, the official holiday shopping season is as long as it can be.
For years, the Friday following Thanksgiving — Black Friday — was the unquestioned king of that season. But the furious growth of the Internet has spawned Cyber Monday, an online shopping frenzy that grew 22 percent from 2010 to $1.25 billion in sales in the United States.
It still pales in comparison to Black Friday, which last year generated $52.4 billion in sales, up from $45 billion in 2010.
Many shoppers enjoy the early rising, elbow-to-elbow aisles and energy of in-person shopping on Black Friday, and the game-planning that goes with it. Others would prefer to sit in their home or office and cross off gift lists with clicks of a mouse.
Which is your favorite? Vote in our unscientific poll, then jump into the comment stream to tell us about your holiday shopping habits and secrets.
And while you're at it, check out holiday shopping hours for major area shopping malls:
Joel Kopischke
6:44 am on Sunday, November 18, 2012
The story should also talk about Small Business Saturday. Locally owned small businesses keep more of the money in our community. Shop local! http://www.sba.gov/saturday
@-;-'---- Rose
12:42 pm on Sunday, November 18, 2012
Yes, Joel...I learned this from my sister's husband many years ago when we all lived in Manitowoc where his parents owned the local Ace Hardware. Wherever he lived they always shopped local in later years. In Waukesha they shopped downtown first...always.
theresa graff
7:02 am on Sunday, November 18, 2012
I second Joel's comment. And make a plea for Boycotting shopping before 7am on Friday. The employees, their families and families everywhere are missing out on the greatest holiday of the year - Thanksgiving, by cutting the holiday short to punch in for the next holiday. And we wonder what has happened to the American family. We're so distracted. we don't make time for each other.
8:58 am on Sunday, November 18, 2012
Some employees may want to work Thanksgiving evening in exchange for Christmas Eve off. Or maybe they need the money and are happy to have a job, and the extra hours.
Not everyone relies on Obamabucks to pay their bills, and soon the banks won't accept 'that' money.
Justa Comment
7:12 am on Sunday, November 18, 2012
I feel sorry for the employees of the stores who are so greedy they feel they need to be open on Thanksgiving, on top of Black Friday. If people would only stay at home with their families that day, maybe the stores won't repeat this next year.
Bob McBride
7:35 am on Sunday, November 18, 2012
Stores aren't "greedy". They're in business to make money. If consumers weren't willing to line up at virtually any hour of the day for a chance to save 20% on a limited supply of something they don't need, stores definitely wouldn't be open at that hour because there are costs associated with being open.
This has become a sport and social event for some people. Not my cup of tea, but so what? It's now a part of the culture.
Daniel S.
12:34 pm on Sunday, November 18, 2012
Bob is right, stores aren't greedy, stores are inanimate objects; CEO's and their underlings are Greedy. People line up, because the Greedy employ marketing gurus with psychological expertise that know how to get into peoples' heads. It's the same method the government uses through media and other events that happen daily to distract the majority from paying attention to the shenanigans taking place with OUR tax dollars.
Bob McBride
1:42 pm on Sunday, November 18, 2012
Keep an eye open for the black helicopters, Daniel. They'll be after you now that you've exposed them.
Daniel S.
7:03 am on Tuesday, November 20, 2012
No confusion here Luke, it's just the way it is. Happy Thanks-Giving ; )
Burton Robertson
7:49 am on Sunday, November 18, 2012
Very disappointed in The Patch. With your emphasis on small communities and not one mention about Small Business Saturday ! Reconsidering my stance and support of the Patch ! Wondering which paper to buy!
Bob McBride
8:16 am on Sunday, November 18, 2012
Burton, they usually run a separate article (generally more in depth than this) on "Small Business Saturday" a little closer to the actual date. Still got a few days left here.
Jim Price
10:41 am on Sunday, November 18, 2012
Burton, Patches across the country – 900 of them – have been participating for weeks in a joint Small Business Saturday campaign, with each Patch site publishing a minimum of two small business stories every week – many of us do more. Small business is at the heart of every community, and it is at the core of Patch to cover small, locally owned business day-to-day throughout the year. But in my own Wauwatosa, in Brookfield, Greendale and the North Shore communities surrounding Bayshore Mall, in Waukesha – most Patch places, really – large retailers also matter, very much. They provide jobs and tax revenues, and certainly I believe that in the case of Mayfair Mall also create very large and powerful magnets that draw people from throughout the region to Wauwatosa, to the benefit of many of our smaller, indepedent businesses as well.
Historically, Patch has favored small business in day-to-day, year-round coverage. During the holidays, we support them, too, and strongly, but not by ignoring large business interests. If you visit Wauwatosa Patch right now, you will find two related small business stories at the top of the page – above the Black Friday story.
Denise Konkol
1:17 pm on Sunday, November 18, 2012
I'd search 'small business Satuday' Burton...we've been posting information from local merchants. We are also not a paper that is purchased.
8:04 am on Sunday, November 18, 2012
So more and more Americans fall for this silly notion of sleeping outside g=for the best deals. Well China bathes in our money. JHEEEEEZUS people how much crap do you still need in your home you self rightous. If you only new the store mark ups that are put on this stuff as it all comes over from China. Its to bad the greed of store owners have ruined the whole meaning of Thanksgiving, young people have no understanding of why we have this holiday, only thing they know is to shop. Besides haven't our public schools instilled in them how racist our founding fathers where!
Steve ®
11:40 am on Sunday, November 18, 2012
Most retail is 30% tops. With the internet the playing field is even more level. There are so many loss leaders done on bf. Consumer spending drives our success and employees millions.
Steve ®
11:37 am on Sunday, November 18, 2012
Cyber Monday was a fad and is dying out. I will not be offering any special deals this year. Last year we had such a rush on Black Friday very few orders were taken Monday, They already blew their wad
Black Friday is our single best sales day of the year.
12:20 pm on Sunday, November 18, 2012
If the consumers didn't have the demand the businesses wouldn't open early so before blaming the businesses for having the employees work on a holiday, blame the consumers who are shopping on a holiday. I don't get into Black Friday shopping but the demand is there so any smart business will provide the supply. Family values have gone down but people have the right to do what they want and many family members do Black Friday together. Employees know that is a part of their job and can find another one if they don't like it.
12:25 pm on Sunday, November 18, 2012
But to answer the question...I don't take advantage of Black Friday or cyber Monday. I have purchased items on the Internet but am cautious due to not being able to see the item before buying. At the same time, I personally refuse to stand in line for hours in the cold at 2am. Just not for me.
@-;-'---- Rose
12:57 pm on Sunday, November 18, 2012
Str8...I surely don't either!!...but I read all the comments here and most are valid opinions. My sons work overtime [not in stores] every chance they get to keep up with their bills as they listened to me while growing up: "You'll find your best helping hand here [stretched out arm and wiggling fingers] at he end of your own arm."
Daniel S.
12:29 pm on Sunday, November 18, 2012
Here here for the Boycott Idea for shopping on Thanksgiving Day, if we could only get everyone in the nation to not shop before even 6am Friday it would send a message to the retailers. We Are tired of your Greed invading into every last aspect of Family or Individual Life. The Rulers of these companies are sitting on some Island or in their Castle while their slaves work their fingers to the bone for scraps of food fit for a dog in some cases. They are not showing THANKS to those who fill their pockets with Gold & Diamonds, they need to be hit where it hurts. We should organize an ALL Weekend Boycott and Christmas Holiday boycott. Instead of buying all the junk they want us to, we should buy nothing but gift cards for people, stick them with all this merchandise they try to shove down our throats. Buy useful gift cards, like for grocery stores, or restaurants, public transportation. Let's show them the Power of The PEOPLE. Happy Thanksgiving ALL : )
Lex Parsimoniae
9:32 am on Monday, November 19, 2012
Really? You want the source of the greed? A most simplistic explanation can be found on the Wal-Mart episode of South Park (juvenile, I know, but it seems to fit in with your outlook).
Spoiler alert - when they wanted to learn the secret of the Wal-Mart success (the metaphor for your corporate greed), and broke into the safe to find it, they found only a mirror.
Stores keep opening earlier and earlier, because the sheep keep lining up earlier and earlier.
1:08 pm on Sunday, November 18, 2012
Get ready to max out your credit cards.
Cash, the gift that keeps on giving.
I'm wondering if these same shoppers would camp out all night to be 1st in line for a job. And once they ram through the door of the employment office, running each other over, then hit and shove each other to be assured of getting the prized job.
8:28 pm on Sunday, November 18, 2012
Good point Mau. I bet they wait in lines for free cell phones or gas for Quest cards. But when there is a job to be had, they all claim they can't find one.
I wonder if it is because most jobs test to be sure applicants are drug free?
8:48 pm on Sunday, November 18, 2012
Can't pass the drug test, can't read or do simple math and can't even show on time for the interview. This eliminates a large portion of candidates. Some Milwaukee liberal pundits would like to see marijuana legalized as this would take care of the drug test failures. So what do you get, a stoned employee who still can't read or do simple math and doesn't show up for work.
Daniel S.
11:17 pm on Sunday, November 18, 2012
Legalizing marijuana at the state level does not mean an employer cannot drug test you for usage. They drug test for alcohol use too and it's legal. The only thing legalization would change, is the number of arrests for possession, lighten court load, save taxpayer $$'s on incarceration and free up police to focus on other more criminal acts.
@-;-'---- Rose
1:16 pm on Sunday, November 18, 2012
Oh sure...I can just see all the "die hards" letting the lines get longer and longer with all the "die-even-harders" while they sleep or visit with relatives. I'm usually an optimist but can't get on this bandwagon.
Denise Konkol
1:19 pm on Sunday, November 18, 2012
HATE the Thanksgiving Day opens, no matter how late into the evening. It can wait. And year after year, people are told that the best time to buy is the week leading into Christmas.
2:12 pm on Sunday, November 18, 2012
IMHO, Black Friday, and the now Thanksgiving shopping, should be done away with. It is totally unfair to the stores' employees, AND it is a danger to consumers. Also unfair tactics on the part of most of the stores who advertise a huge deal and have many two of that item, and 500 people line up outside and trample each other to get those two items. It's just stupid. And dangerous...and unfair. Get a grip, America....nothing is worth the danger or the sacrificed family time.
Steve ®
3:43 pm on Sunday, November 18, 2012
We should give the doctors and nurses off too. So unfair
Bob McBride
3:51 pm on Sunday, November 18, 2012
It's too bad people don't have a choice as to whether they participate or not. This year I'm going to try hiding under a stairway in the basement when they come sweeping through the neighborhood, rousting us from our sleep, loading us into the backs of panel trucks and hauling us off to stand in line for hours in the dark in front of some Walmart. I'd really rather not go.
Daniel S.
4:37 pm on Sunday, November 18, 2012
If we give medical personnel off, how about Law Enforcement & Fire Protection, Bus Drivers, Airline Personnel, Public Utility personnel . . . why don't we just shut down the whole country for the day?
4:57 pm on Sunday, November 18, 2012
Steve, We do give doctors and nurses off on Thanksgiving. Try making a doctor or dentist appointment on Thanksgiving, or schedule some elective surgery at midnight on Friday. Sure, the emergency rooms are open, but regularly scheduled medical procedures are not.
Steve ®
8:47 am on Monday, November 19, 2012
You're reading waaaaaay too far into my comment. If broke my keg on Thursday an orthopedic Dr would show up to pop it pack in place. A nurse would be there for eye candy and the janitor to clean up the mess. How unfair.
9:45 pm on Monday, November 19, 2012
Steve, if you break open a keg on Thanksgiving, then you are celebrating differently then I do! ;>)
10:43 pm on Monday, November 19, 2012
Steve dropped a keg on his leg last Thanksgiving?
Time to change to the hard stuff, it is much lighter.
Steve ®
12:53 pm on Tuesday, November 20, 2012
ha, silly phone posting while in a deer stand.
Jack lives with Steve ®
James R Hoffa
4:06 pm on Sunday, November 18, 2012
Hoffa agrees. But it makes you wonder how many people appear to have money for 24" spinner rims, cell phone plans, fancy kicks, bling, pay TV services, cruise vacations, booze, cigs, illegal narcotics, etc. and yet, don't seem to ever have a dime to spend on their own health care, and instead insist that the government provide it / subsidize it for them.
Funny how that works, isn't it?
8:29 pm on Sunday, November 18, 2012
Hoffa completely agree except the part about cell plans. Many of the people you're referring to don't pay for cell plans either. Tax payers pay for their one or more cell plans and will soon also pay their healthcare.
Daniel S.
4:40 pm on Sunday, November 18, 2012
@ B McB "It's too bad people don't have a choice as to whether they participate or not. This year I'm going to try hiding under a stairway in the basement . . . I'd really rather not go." This was very good ; ) . . . sadly it is apparently True for millions of citizens.
4:53 pm on Sunday, November 18, 2012
For hundreds of years, up until the 1960's it was common to have laws called blue laws which prohibited stores from being open on Sundays, and I think on most holidays as well. Conservatives supported these laws as it supported Christian values. Now money is the holy grail and nothing it seems should get in the way of the pursuit of profit.
Steve ®
8:51 am on Monday, November 19, 2012
Still can't shop for a car on Sunday. Less laws restraining and limiting capitalism the better. Especially in a crap Obama economy.
Daniel S.
10:34 am on Monday, November 19, 2012
Depends what state you live in; whether you can shop for a car or not. Only 15 states do not allow sales on Sunday and the majority are in the midwest. There are also states that do not allow alcohol sale on Sunday or have shortened/restricted sales or hours of operation. These laws have roots going back to the 17th century (1610) . . . . with repeal of laws beginning in the early 1950's.
10:42 pm on Monday, November 19, 2012
Funny that you can buy a car on Saturday but not Sunday.
Actually, state law does allow car sales on Sunday.
ie: If the dealership is Jewish owned, and honors their holy day from sundown Friday to sundown Saturday by being closed- then they may be open Sunday.
As you may have noticed, none want to be the only dealer closed on Saturday.
Fred Jackson
5:45 pm on Sunday, November 18, 2012
I got sucked into this just once. Never again.
7:03 pm on Sunday, November 18, 2012
No, I don't participate in those things at all. I do sometimes buy things at deeper discounts after a holiday. If a business' goal is to maximize profit (i.e. get you to pay the highest premium on the most merchandise) then the consumer's goal is the opposite - so you generally ought to spend nothing when someone else most wants you to spend. Hey, that's just business.
I would consider buying from one of those sales if they were selling something I actually need. Really, how many TV's and DVD players do you need? I don't even have one. You won't see huge discounts on things with real practical value because those aren't insanely overpriced the rest of the year.
C. Sanders
7:43 pm on Sunday, November 18, 2012
I prefer any any that Harley branded goods are 25% off at the dealer.
Robert B.
9:00 am on Monday, November 19, 2012
Why does every single article have turn into a political debate? Don't you guys ever get sick of injecting that into all aspects of life? Forget boycotting shopping, I'm all for boycotting political comments. You're not changing anybody's mind, guys. Keep it to yourself for once.
Justa Comment
10:00 am on Monday, November 19, 2012
I agree. Republicans have to make every single thing political, they blame Obama for everything, I'm sure he is also responsible for the weather.
10:07 am on Monday, November 19, 2012
I guess you don't recall how GW Bush was blamed for the hurricanes and other severe weather events during his time in office. It isn't just the republicans...
10:20 am on Monday, November 19, 2012
Robert B. : Not to worry, in four years we all will be standing in lines for our Thanksgiving turkey. People will not be talking politics then, they will be talking about the good old days, when you could earn a paycheck to BUY food.
The only business that will be successful will be those who manufacture Quest cards.
Daniel S.
11:33 am on Monday, November 19, 2012
I believe if one were to pay attention to typical conversation taking place throughout the country, you'd discover very little communication about politics and how to correct the issues facing the nation. More people are talking about irrelevant issues; sports, drinking, sex, purchases they made, hairdo's and makeovers, celebrities . . . true reality has taken a backseat to reality nonsense.
3:12 pm on Monday, November 19, 2012
I absolutely agree, Robert, I was thinking the same thing. This was a simple question about SHOPPING for crying out loud....Why does everything have to morph into political and/or racial issues?? let's keep to the subject here, which is SHOPPING. Political banter can be taken to other, more appropriate forums.
9:29 am on Monday, November 19, 2012
Robert, I agree! Green Neighbor Wauwatosa and GoGreen in the Village are holding a Green Your Holidays evening, promoting not only more sensible gift giving but also putting more importance on less stress, more time together, less waste, etc. We can all be more constructive and complain less!
9:33 am on Monday, November 19, 2012
The above mentioned event will be next Tuesday evening from 6 to 8pm. We will also have some kids activities planned. Love to see all of you there. There will be no politics involved. Humans are welcome!
NObama 2012
6:33 am on Tuesday, November 20, 2012
What's long and black and smells really bad? The line in front of Wal Mart on Black Friday.
Daniel S.
7:06 am on Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Of course the line is black, it's night time when they open. But once day breaks, it sheds a whole new light on things. Thankfully I won't be there then, nor on any other day of the year.
The Anti-Alinsky
8:45 am on Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Keith and Satori, you jumped on that generalization way too quickly. Last month there was a rash of car thefts in Shorewood. Does that mean all Shorewood residents are car theives?
The Anti-Alinsky
9:13 pm on Wednesday, November 21, 2012
No Steve ®, they were stimulus car theives.
8:28 am on Tuesday, November 20, 2012
No it is not. It is a few misguided individuals. Your comment is like saying all black people are crooks or all white people are racist. Do not condemn all of us for the comments of the few - or you are no better than they are.


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hey i have a question, theres this dance that we have at my school, it's kinduv like a mini prom. Lots of people ask people to it. i want to go with this one guy, but i'm not sure how i could get him to ask me. any suggestions.
gymnastics111 on 5/5/2011 6:43:01 PM
lol!! You could always change the password BTW I searched the blog but couldn't find it, xD
bella0sky on 5/4/2011 7:42:56 PM
I used Blogspot to start my blog! It makes it really easy! You just pick the name, design it and start posting! If you have any further questions you can come to me with them!
pinkypi26 on 5/4/2011 5:52:59 PM
can I see yours to get some motivation? xD
bella0sky on 5/3/2011 10:53:24 AM
Yup lol It's supposed to rain all week tho :-( ugh I hate rain
maggie183 on 5/2/2011 3:29:37 PM
Yeah I know...it just got warm enough where I live to wear shorts and tanktops and i am SO happy The world just seems betr when u r wearing summer clothes haha
maggie183 on 5/1/2011 4:26:27 PM
@forever&always_ Yes i do! I love Halo reach! I like playing Action sack and that community slayer-the thing i dislike the most is campaign and firefight! Also, im addicted to Black Ops!
Ladyshen on 5/1/2011 2:45:23 PM
Wow, you play Halo Reach? xD My cousins are so addicted to that game, it's CRAZY! Haha, but I've got to admit, halo can be addicting at times.
forever&always_143 on 5/1/2011 2:15:44 PM
nooo! sorry I didnt reply to your other comment, I've been so busy my parents dragged me to Washington for 2 nights..SOOO COLLDLD THERE. I dont have school on Monday so I'll probably start my blog there so excitedd. I'll make sure to send you a link!
bella0sky on 4/30/2011 10:53:57 PM
Same...just waiting for summer to hurry up and get here :-D lol
maggie183 on 4/30/2011 2:51:21 PM
@Mz.Fresh<3 Sure no problem you don't have to ask! Unfortunately, you're account is private so i can't talk back to you! I hope you can see this!
Ladyshen on 4/28/2011 9:30:49 PM
No problem! And you're cool too haha Also, thanks for the officer-ness for your club. What would you like me to do?
volleyball514 on 4/27/2011 5:57:29 PM
Yeah I know what you mean...I never really noticed that before but they do resemble eachother! Justin Bieber is cuter tho...:-D Sooo whats up?
maggie183 on 4/27/2011 4:08:31 PM
Also i wanna join urr Katty Perry fan club so iff dhatz okay 2......
Mz.Fresh<3 on 4/26/2011 7:56:33 PM
Id like 2 join urr Queen Advice thinq u have so iff itz okay writee baqq 2 mehe ndd also ahdd mehe
Mz.Fresh<3 on 4/26/2011 7:55:43 PM
thank yoou! I just want to ask one more thing; What should my blog be about do you think? Im not the best with fashion or makeup so do you have any suggestions? xD and sure, when I get it started ill send you a link to it or somethin
bella0sky on 4/26/2011 7:06:00 PM
Thanks! That helped alot xD Im planning on starting my blog today or tomorrow and guess what? Today is the qualifications for cities in track, aaahhhh!!! So nervous!! xD
bella0sky on 4/26/2011 11:04:30 AM
Congrats, you're now the Advisor for Bump, Set, Spike! Your main jobs as Advisor are to help answer questions from members and post status updates. Congratulations, and let me know if you have any questions!
volleyball514 on 4/25/2011 5:27:15 PM
lol thanks!! xD your profile rocks too, and I already had two track meets with the relays and your really nervous at first but then when you start running and you just focus on passing everyone else and its soo much fun! When I finished I felt like doing it again good luck though!!
bella0sky on 4/25/2011 12:27:36 PM
Hey! I was just looking at your profile, its awesome! I have track practice everyday after school too and I go on GL and FB pretty much everyday too xD
bella0sky on 4/24/2011 9:55:00 PM
hey! i made you my music expert, whenever you wanna post something about music, just do it (:
ifreakinloveeyou on 4/24/2011 5:40:28 PM
Yup my whole family hates him...it's awful! They say he sounds like a girl...which he doesn't!! Why does everyone say that?! omg Cody Simpson is SO cute!!! I <3 them both
maggie183 on 4/23/2011 3:37:01 PM
Join my club, The Vacation Club! (Not Vacation Club, but THE Vacation Club)
oceanlover69 on 4/22/2011 9:04:39 PM
Your welcome! (: Love to help.
hermione&ron on 4/22/2011 12:52:51 PM
Because your casual and girl but have brown wavy hair and are medium height I'd try mini-dresses! They're girly but comfy! If the mini-dress is dull wear bright leggings under it. Also capri shorts would look good on you! Any more tips ask me on my profile. (:
hermione&ron on 4/22/2011 12:51:20 AM
heyy i luv ur profile!! check out mine!! -aly
oceanlover69 on 4/21/2011 11:06:56 PM
i know but still lol and thx
Princess Keziyah on 4/21/2011 11:33:34 AM
Your welcome I know! I love that!! It is so true...I want to show that to my friends and my family and basically everyone i know who hates him lol
maggie183 on 4/20/2011 4:23:19 PM
hi ladyshen i would like 2 know if i could be vp of ur Katy Perry Fan Club??
Princess Keziyah on 4/20/2011 11:16:50 AM
Seriously it's really cool! Thanks! I don't remember where I found my icon pic...haha Yeah ya gotta <3 JB...i don't get why so many people don't lol
maggie183 on 4/19/2011 7:18:39 PM
Be a GL Buzz Babe!


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Levon Helm: Beyond The Band with Blues
Originally published on Fri April 20, 2012 1:58 pm
Levon Helm, an Americana legend and drummer for the '60s rock group The Band, died this week. Here, we remember Helm with an archived interview and performance from WXPN.
Levon Helm started his music career by picking up the guitar at age 8, then switched to drums soon after. Though best known as the famous drummer for the rock group The Band, Helm continued to influence music with his collaborations and solo works.
The Band's 1968 debut, Music From Big Pink, mixed country, rock, folk, classical and Americana, and proved to be a classic — as would The Band's 1976 farewell performance, captured in the album and film The Last Waltz. The Band was inducted into both the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the Canadian Music Hall of Fame for its influence on the rock music of the '60s, '70s and beyond.
Helm launched a solo career apart from The Band, releasing several albums. In the late '90s, he turned to blues with a new group, Levon Helm & The Barn Burners. In 2007, he released his first solo record in 25 years, the Grammy-winning Dirt Farmer.
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I hesitated getting a long collection of plays in audio, concerned it might be too dry or boring. This collection of eight Shaw plays was performed wonderfully and was a joy to listen to. It turns out a collection of great plays is a really nice choice for a long drive with the family. These plays are still witty and penetrating. The casting is excellent with different enough voices to allow the characters to be clear. There are a few cases of stage-craft that you lose in audio-only; nevertheless the experience is well worth the time. This was the first collection of audible plays I have ordered, but having enjoyed it so much, I just ordered several more collections from the same theater company.
Dostoevsky did not write many short stories so this is a rare gem. This is a very, very good short story narrated excellently. It is dark, surprising, touching, and real. A real bargain at a buck (don't waste a full credit).
This is the first book of an extraordinary seven part novel. I listened to the samples of all the versions available on audible, and as soon as I heard George Guidall's narration I was hooked. With a narration the least bit pedantic or dry or florid or scholarly this could be quite tiresome. Guidall's light touch and almost childlike tone was perfect for the story. This is less a story than ephemerally connected evocations, exploring the associations between memory and sense and time. The writing is introspective, complex and beautiful.
The only downside that, after completing this first part, I found this narrator had not read the other parts on Audible. The samples by Rowe and Jason did not entice me. I hope Guidall will narrate the other parts.
There are books of the same chemical composition as dynamite. The only difference is that a piece of dynamite explodes once, whereas a book explodes a thousand times. ― Yevgeny Zamyatin
Poetic delight. Lyric ecstasy. Personally, it's the best collection of poems ever. Should you have any doubts about that, look at the list of poems and the narrators.
(Part I/Disc I)
1. Autumn from 4 Seasons/Capella Istropiltana - Stephen Gunzenhauser (conductor)
2. Shakespeare, Seven Ages from As You Like It, Act II Scene VII - Sir Ian McKellen
3. A Fancy - The Rose Consort Of Viols
4. Shakespeare, From All the world's a stage: Infant (excerpt) - Sir Ian McKellen
5. Thom Gunn, Baby Song - Catherine McCormack
6. Ann Stevenson, The Victory - Richard Jackson
7. Emily Dickinson, Surgeons - Gayle Hunnicutt
8. Shakespeare, Fancy from Merchant of Venice, Act III Scene 2 - Mark Rylance
9. Ogden Nash, Guppy - Prunella Scales
10. Edward Lear, Quangle Wangle's Hat - Connie Booth
11. Thomas Hood, I Remember, I Remember - Ralph Fiennes
12. William Allingham, The Fairies - Juliet Stevenson
13. Thomas Hood, A Parental Ode - Ralph Fiennes
14. Robert L. Stevenson, My Shadow - Stella Gonet
15. Edward Lear, The Owl and the Pussy Cat - John Cleese
16. A. A. Milne, Sneezles - Andrew Sachs
17. Lewis Carroll, The Walrus and the Carpenter - Joss Ackland w/ Peter Bayliss
18. Ted Hughes, Jellyfish - Leo Sayer
19. G.K. Chesterton, The Donkey - Emma Fielding
20. Anonymous (or Christopher Isherwood?), The Common Cormorant - Andrew Sachs
21. R.L. Stevenson, Where Go the Boats - Stella Gonet
22. Ted Hughes, Crab - Leo Sayer
23. A.A. Milne, The End - Catherine McCormack
24. Midsummer Nights Dream (Uphill Down Dale) - Barry Wordsworth (conductor)
25. Shakespeare, From All the world's a stage: School - Sir Ian McKellen
26. R.L. Stevenson, To Any Reader - John Sessions
27. Dylan Thomas, Under Milk Wood - Ioan Gruffudd
28. Vernon Watkins, The Collier - Ioan Gruffudd
29. Shel Silverstein, Sick - Catherine McCormack
30. John Whitworth, Boring - John Cleese
31. John Whittier, From The Barefoot Boy - Jenny Agutter
32. Full Fathom Five from Tempest, Act I Scene 2 - Dame Glenda Jackson
33. Oscar Wilde, Rosa Mystica - Michael Williams
34. Rudyard Kipling, A Smuggler's Song - Michael Caine
35 C. Day Lewis, Walking Away - Timothy West
36 Hilaire Belloc, Tarantella - Terence Stamp
37 T.S. Eliot, Macavity - David Suchet
38 Rudyard Kipling, If - Michael Caine
39 Shakespeare, From Hamlet: This Above All - Michael Maloney
40. M. George Whitehead and His Almand - performed by Rose Consort Of Viols
41. Shakespeare, From All the World's a Stage: Lover - Sir Ian McKellen
42. W.B. Yeats, The Arrow - Art Malisk
43. H.W. Longfellow, The Arrow and the Song - HRH The Duchess Of Kent
44. Rabindranath Tagore, They Who Are Near to Me - Art Malik
45. Christina Rossetti, The First Day - Felicity Kendal
46. T.L. Beddoes, From The Song of Torrismond - Janet Suzman
47. R.S. Bridges, My Delight and Thy Delight - Ralph Fiennes
48. E.B. Browning, Sonnet 43 - Hannah Gordon
49. R. Kipling, The Virginity - Terence Stamp
50. P.B. Shelley, The Longest Journey - Samuel West
51. Anonymous, We Have Known Treasure - Charles Dance
52. Shakespeare, Sonnet 138 - Robert Lindsay
53. C. Rossetti, Echo - Dame Glenda Jackson
54. R. Tagore, Delusions I Did Cherish - Art Malik
55. Shakespeare, Sonnet 18 - Dame Glenda Jackson
56. A. E. Housman, When I Was One-And-Twenty - Pete Postlethwaite
57. W. B. Yeats, The Mermaid - Juliet Stevenson
58. Robert Herrick, Upon the Nipples of Julia's Breast - Terence Stamp
59. Robert Burns, My Love Is Like a Red, Red Rose - John Sessions
60. Shakespeare, Sonnet 116 - Robert Lindsay
61. D. H. Lawrence, New Year's Eve - Michael Maloney
62. D. H. Lawrence, Green - Michael Maloney
63. John Keats, A Thing of Beauty Is a Joy Forever - Mark Rylance
(Part II/Disc II)
1. Stravinsky: A Soldier's Tale - Nicholas Ward (conductor)
2. Shakespeare, From All the world's a stage: Soldier - Sir Ian McKellen
3. Shakespeare, Prologue from King Henry 5 - Mark Rylance
4. Julian Grenfell, Into Battle - Juliet Stevenson
5. W. B. Yeats, An Irish Airman Foresees His Death - William Houston
6. James Russell Lowell, Once to Every Man and Nation - Dame Judi Dench
7. Seamus Heaney, Whatever You Say, Say Nothing - William Houston
8. John McCrea, In Flanders Fields - Robert Powell
9. Vera Brittain, Perhaps - Dame Judi Dench
10. Wilfred Owen, Anthem for Doomed Youth - Robert Powell
11. Wilfred Owen, Dulce at Decorum Est / Lord Owen
12. Eva Dobell, Pluck - Felicity Kendal
13. W. H. Auden, From In Memory of W.B. Yeats - Art Malik
14. John Jarmain, At a War Grave - Michael Malony
15. John Jarmain, El Alamein - Michael Malony
16. Ruth Fainlight, Handbag - Prunella Scales
17. Elsie Cawser , Salvage Song - Michael Maloney
18. Rudyard Kipling, England - Michael Caine
19. Matthew Arnold, Dover Beach - Michael Williams
20. Dan Pagis, Written With a Pencil in a Sealed Wagon - Janet Suzman
21. John Donne, No Man Is an Island - Ed Bishop
22. Luis de Narvaez: Fantasia - Shirley Rumsey
23. Shakespeare, From All the World's a Stage: Wisdom - Sir Ian McKellen
24. Shakespeare, The Quality of Mercy from Merchant of Venice, Act IV Scene 1 - Ralph Fiennes
25. John Boyle O'Reilly , What Is Good - Dame Judi Dench
26. Walt Whitman, Leaves of Grass - Art Malik
27. Anonymous, Addendum to the Ten Commandments - Michael Caine
28. Geoffrey Chaucer, From The Canterbury Tales: A Student - Emma Fielding
29. James Leigh Hunt, Abou Ben Adhem - Robert Powell
30. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Song of Hiawatha (excerpt) - Clarke Peters
31. William Wordsworth, My Heart Leaps Up - Robert Hardy
32. William Blake, Auguries of Innocence - Timothy West
33. William Blake, The Tyger - Timothy West
34. Emily Dickinson, Of All Souls That Stand Create - Gayle Hunnicutt
35. Percy Bysshe Shelley, Chorus of Spirits - Prunella Scales
36. Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Kubla Khan - Pete Postlethwaite
37. Robert Burns, A Man's a Man for A' That - John Sessions
38. Robert Frost, The Road Not Taken - John Cleese
39. Anonymous, The Bleed'n' Sparrer - Michael Caine
40. The King of Denmark's Galiard performed by the Rose Consort of Viols
41. Shakespeare, From All the World's a Stage: Sixth Age - Sir Ian McKellen
42. W. B. Yeats, Politics - Michael Caine
43. Ogden Nash, Peekaboo, I Almost See You - David Suchet
44. Ogden Nash, Samson Agonistes - David Suchet
45. John Masefield , Sea Fever - Terence Stamp
46. Emily Dickinson, Exultation - Gayle Hunnicutt
47. Morris Bishop, We Have Been Here Before - Charles Dance
48. Alfred, Lord Tennyson From The Brook - Janet Suzman
49. William Wordsworth, Upon Westminster Bridge - Robert Hardy
50. J. Wilmot, Earl of Rochester, A Song of a Young Lady to Her Ancient Lover - Janet Suzman
51. Robert Burns, John Anderson, My Jo - Stella Gonet
52. Stanley J. Sharples, In Praise of Cocoa, Cupid's Nightcap - Emma Fielding
53. Rudyard Kipling, The Way Through the Woods - Art Malik
54. Christina Rossetti, From Uphill - HRH The Duchess Of Kent
55. Shakespeare, From All the World's a Stage: Last Scene - Sir Ian McKellen
56. Dylan Thomas, Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night - Ioan Gruffudd
57. Christina Rossetti, Song - Jenny Agutter
58. Leo Marks, Code Poem for the French Resistance - Ralph Fiennes
59. Emily Dickinson, This World Is Not Conclusion - Gayle Hunnicutt
60. Robert Louis Stevenson, Requiem - John Sessions
61. Christina Rossetti, Sleeping at Last - Dame Judi Dench
62. Shakespeare, Fear No More from Cymbeline, Act IV Scene 2 - Sir Ian McKellen
63. John Banister Tabb, Evolution/Autumn from Four Seasons (Reprise) - Mark Rylance