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Discussion in 'TV Shows' started by mattCR, Jul 29, 2010.
First Episode is online as a preview from Showtime:
No one watched this? This was a pretty good series and the ending last night was pretty emotional.
I wonder if there's a season 2 - The ending left it that it could go to another season or that could be the end.
It was up and down, but the longer the gambit went of her not telling people, the more I kept thinking to myself: this is going to chicken out, she'll tell, and then where do you go? Eventually, she has to die.
This is where Breaking Bad succeeded.. he completely sold out and changed everything for a set goal, and because of that unpredictability and trend it worked. The Big C came across as milquetoast "Breaking Bad".
It wasn't bad, but while Weeds was having one of those years were completely zany crazy things happen, and Dexter was... Dexter, it seemed to play it too safe and not enough wild. I think this could have went to some really dark and potentially hilarious places.. and they just couldn't do it.
Well, I think for a caliber of actress that Laura Linney is, it's sort of good to have a finite storyline so she can move on to other work, so I could see how a project like "The Big C" would be attractive to her.
Adam's reaction to the storage room contents was heartbreaking, probably the high point in earned emotion this season. But this series doesn't quite gell with the slice of life subplots observed through the lens of a woman with a terminal illness coping with life's finality on an accelerated deadline.
I haven't seen last nights episode but I think this has been a very good show.
I started watching this as a sort of quiet gift for my wife. She never asks to watch a show so we pretty much go by whatever I feel like watching (tho I will often take her into consideration - Glee over the Fringe ep I really want to watch). I figured this was a show she'd enjoy (esp after having to sit through Weeds and Dexter). I mean, everything about it screams 'chick show.' At any rate, it only held a cursory interest for her.
While I agree there were some problems with the show (and as soon as she told her husband I suspected the series wasn't going to last as long as originally planned) I quite enjoyed it. My only real annoyance was Linney always seemed to speak as if she were in a monologue play.
I had thoughts about the daughters of Marlene story line. The Marlene that Cathy knew was a cantankerous but lovable woman. The daughters knew her as a grouchy hard to get along with parent. While the way the daughters treated Marlene's possisions may seem to Cathy and the viewer as cruel, I couldn't help thinking if my mother referred to me and my same sex partner as dykes/faggots, and other such mean spirited comments they referred to, then maybe I wouldn't give a crap about her possessions either. I still liked it when she told them to get the fuck out, tho.
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The LAX Airport says a man in a Zorro costume was detained amidst the panic over false reports of an active shooter. See the video and memes.
Home Alone bad guy, Marv, played by actor Daniel Stern, found a spider at his home and recorded it. His scream is close to the shrill one from 26 years ago.


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Howie Mandel has remained a constant force in show business for over 30 years. He is the host and executive producer of the Fox series Mobbed, an unscripted show that puts a hidden camera spin on the "flash mob" concept. He also serves as one of the judges on NBC's hit talent competition series America's Got Talent, alongside Sharon Osborne and Howard Stern.
Mandel recently received an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Reality/Competition Host for Deal or No Deal, and a Daytime Emmy nomination for Outstanding Game Show Host for the syndicated version of the show. His versatile career has encompassed virtually all aspects of the entertainment spectrum, including television, film, and stage. From his work on the Emmy-Award winning St. Elsewhere, to the international animated children's series Bobby's World, Mandel has become a mainstay of the American comedy scene.
In 2009, Mandel released his frank, funny, no-holds-barred memoir Here's the Deal: Don't Touch Me. In it, he revealed his ongoing struggle with OCD and ADHD, and how it has shaped his life and career. The book made the New York Times Bestseller List in its first week and remained on the list for several consecutive weeks.
Mandel started his career on a dare during a trip to Los Angeles in 1979. He was at the legendary Comedy Store on amateur night and was coaxed by his friends to get up and try his luck. As fate would have it, there was a producer in the crowd who immediately hired him to appear on the comedy game show Make Me Laugh. His appearance on the show led to talk show appearances, a stint as Diana Ross' opening act, and eventually to the television series, St. Elsewhere, where he spent six seasons as "Dr. Wayne Fiscus" on the award-winning NBC drama.
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Van Looy Organ Series Presents Tyler Canonico
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Sunday, October 21, 2012 from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM (PDT)
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The Van Looy Series is named in honor of Ellen Van Looy Reed '53. Ellen's mother, Priscilla Van Looy, donated the total cost for the rebuilding of the console and relays of the Moller organ.
Tyler Canonico
Sunday, Oct. 21, 2012
3 p.m. Thomson Hall, Alumnae Chapel
The first place winner of the Quimby/AGO Region III Young Organist Competition, Tyler Canonico, will be coming to Wilson College. Tyler is quite the accomplished organist at his young age. He is currently studying organ and piano with Dr. Shelly Moorman-Stahlman at Lebanon Valley College and is majoring in music with a concentration in Organ Performance and Sacred Music. Due to his astounding accomplishments on the organ, Tyler has received the Vernon de Tarr Scholarship from the Delaware Chapter of Organists. Today, Tyler is the organist and Director of music at First United Methodist Church in Palmyra, Pa. There, he conducts the adult choir, two children's choirs, youth choir and handbell choir!
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Adjusting to life after high school can be hard enough for any teenager, but throw in a disability of any kind, and the level of difficulty can certainly increase. So much more is expected of teenagers after graduating from high school. Responsibilities increase, parents and guardians begin to expect teens to take care of themselves, and there's also the expectation that they'll have to start making big decisions for themselves. For some, it can feel like this relatively large shift happens in the blink of an eye.
For young adults with disabilities, transitioning from high school to the workforce can be a trying experience. In high school, students are given a great deal of supervision, direction and instruction. So how can those teens or young adults with disabilities integrate themselves into the workforce smoothly? What can you do as a caregiver to prepare them for the transition from being a teenager in high school to a young adult in the workforce?
- Embrace Your Child's Adulthood
Disability or no disability, your child is becoming a young adult, and it's important to allow them to thrive in this new phase of their life. Though they may require more care than your typical kid, they still deserve the level of independence that comes with adulthood. The more you can embrace this, the more they'll be able to embrace it as well.
- Hold Your Child Accountable To Act Like An Adult
In conjunction with the first point, now is the time to transition them into being held responsible for their actions and their decisions. They want to embrace their independence? Let them do that, but that also means being held accountable for acting like an adult. It means taking on responsibilities they may not have had in high school.
If your child has questions about an assignment at school, have them email their own teachers. This easily translates into the workforce – when beginning to job seek, your child can reach out to employers to show interest or ask questions.
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Be very open with your child about their disability. Understand what challenges they have and why, and talk to them about their strengths. Spend a lot of time talking with them about their strengths, and help them figure out how to play toward them and accentuate them in their daily life. When you come to understand their skills, you can help them acquire certain skills employers look for.
- Figure Out Your Child's Interests
Understanding their strengths and edges will help them move toward what really interests them. Are they creative? Do they enjoy art or music? What about mathematics or science? These are important questions to ask, and not overly different than what you would ask of any teen making his or her way out of high school. Knowing what interests your child will help them understand a direction to go for job opportunities.
- Look Into Job Training Programs Or Internships
After your child figures out a couple of different directions they can go in the workforce, have them look into job training programs or internships. They'll get real-life work experience through volunteering, and that can greatly help them understand what will be asked of them at work and transition them into a paying job.
Not only are there resources available for your child, but there are resources available for you as well. There are many websites and organizations out there that can help you help them during this shift. Stay active in your child's life during this transition period and allow them to be held accountable for their responsibilities, and their transition into adulthood will be a smooth one.


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Dear Dr. Blake,
I so wished I lived closer to you, I would visit you in a heartbeat.
I hope you can help me with these problems.
History of Hallux Rigidus both feet, right one especially bad.
I have had custom orthotics made at two different provides.
1st pair. Person handed me them and said "let me know how they work out."
No fitting in shoe, nothing. I was kind of in shock. Did not say anything. My fault for
not asking for help. I did not realize how things were suppose to work.
Also, the plastic extension for the toe joint stops approximately halfway up the toe,
so when I extend my foot in stride, the top part of my toe drops down.
I tried to get them in a shoe when I got home, and they did not go into my shoes, too big.
2nd pair. Person very professional, tried fitting them 3 times. The arch is really high.
They indicated the company makes a very generous arch, which they said was not a problem
I needed addressed. They shaved a bit off the arch several times. The arch is still too high
and digs into my foot. But the extension for the toe extends all the way to the top of my toe,
or the length of the toe, and then is covered in very light material.
I have compared the two arches. Pair 1, with the cut off toe extender, has a much lower arch
and seems more reasonable. But then there is the toe problem.
So after this long, long explanation, could you please tell me how a typical custom made
orthotic should fit?
Is the toe extender suppose to extend all the way to the top of the orthotic, or top of toe?
Dr Blake's comment: Yes, the plastic toe extender, when used, needs to go to the end of the toe.
Is shaving the arch on the bottom of the orthotic actually going to lower the arch?
Dr Blake's comment: Yes, shaving the orthotic on the bottom softens the arch support, allowing it to lower with pressure.
When I walk, show I be feeling the arch digging into my foot?
Dr Blake's comment: No, pressure is fine since it is an arch support. But digging implies too much pressure, and should be changed. I love to err on too much arch support over not enough when ordering, because it is easier to take away than to add.
Should I be feeling the weight of my walking evenly distributed throughtout the stride?
Dr Blake's comment: Typically, but if you pronate too much, then the orthotic will have more arch pressure, if you supinate too much, the orthotic will have more pressure laterally (baby toe side). The goal is to center your foot position, not necessarily even the weight distribution, but striving for both is nice.
It seems like I need the best of each two orthotics.
Dr Blake's comment: Sounds like the second one, designed by the more professional provider, is going to work with perhaps another adjustment or two.
Please, any help you can give me would be wonderful.
I have spent so much money on these, I sure hope one of them can be made correctly.
I am certainly willing you give orthotics a real try, I don't want to have surgery.
Thank you,
Bobbie (name changed)
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"I just went for the best decision that fit me," Lee said. "Coach Solomon sold me that his program was family oriented and that I could come in and make an impact."
Last season, Lee averaged 23 points and 12 rebounds.
Lee is one of those young men whose versatility will play a factor in how much time he receives early.
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What could be better than having a dog?Having a big dog!And what could be better than having a big dog?Having a big, bouncy, slobbery dog!Could anything beat that?Let me introduce you to my dog! Meet one proud little dog owner as he conjures up one great dog, using vivid descriptions to show you all the doggy traits that make his dog the greatest. Rick Walton's bright language and Julia Gorton's bold art bring this little boy's beloved pet to big, bouncy, slobbery life.
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Noida, Apr 10 (UNI) The Indian Institute of Management, Lucknow (IIML) today said it will implement the specified quota for Other Backward Classes (OBC) students in three years time.
''We will wait for the government direction and implement the 27 per cent reservation in three years,'' IIML Director Devi Singh told reporters here on the sidelines of a conference.
This comes in the light of the Supreme Court upholding the 27 per cent reservation for other backward classes (OBCs) in government-run institutes of higher learning.
He added that the institute has been discussing the matter with the Moily committee. The Committee was set up by the human resource development ministry to study the feasibility of the 27 per cent quota.
''We have been increasing the seats and courses will continue.
The focus will also be on providing quality education and increasing the faculty,'' Mr Singh said.
IIML Chairperson of the board of management, J J Irani said the Court has to define what 'creamy layer' means and added that ''the Supreme Court has given the decision to implement 27 per cent quota for OBC. And we have no option but to accept it.'' He also added that the Court has to define the creamy layer in the underprivileged section as well.
The Court has ruled that creamy layer among the OBCs cannot get the benefit of quota.
A five-judge Constitution bench headed by Chief Justice K G Balakrishnan today ruled that the Central Educational Institutions (Reservation in Admission) Act, 2006, does not violate the basic structure of the Constitution.
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We are looking for strong, stylish, iconic diva pop singers. We would like to hear from singers who fit into this catagory. Album and single deal waiting for the right person. Think Katy Perry, Lady Gaga, Kelly Clarkson, Beyonce.
Stacks of Wax Production is a fully functional audio production, mixing, and mastering operation. Stacks of Wax is situated in NYC with other locations in Westchester, CT, and Woodstock. Stacks of Wax General Manager Evan Feist had been a part of Music Xray for sometime now, using our service to find artists to critique, songs to mix, to promote and more.
Evan had been enjoying his Music Xray experience, esp. when he found a metaphorical diamond among the submissions he received recently:
As I was going through the day's submissions to my various dropboxes, I found it: that metaphorical diamond in the rough. Capital Grey had sent me their track "Paint This Town" and I was stunned. It opens with a lo-fi 4 count on a closed hi hat and just gets better from there. It was the chord progression that initially grabbed me, but once I saw where the melody was going, I was hooked. Music to me is about more than entertainment; it's intellectual stimulation. Unfortunately, more times than not after about 30 seconds I can predict the rest of the song in terms of the chord changes, melodic phrasing, form etc. What I'm looking for is for someone to surprise me. I want to be tricked and be taken somewhere I didn't expect. "Paint This Town" did that for me and more. It's one of those songs that allow you to discover new elements upon each listen.
Unfortunately this song, in all its glory, was just not right for the dropbox Capital Grey submitted to. This is the great thing about Music Xray: even though they were not selected for that particular project, I was able to offer them a different deal which they jumped at. After talking to frontman Filip Mandaric for a while, we decided that the world must hear this song. I was more than happy to promote their song, getting their video at least 10,000 views in the first few weeks after it's release. In return, Filip is designing the new Stacks of Wax website, both of which will be up for the devouring within the new month.
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Sports fans sometimes aren't considered the sharpest tools in the shed, but at least we know our team mascots and symbols. The same can't be said for a key associate of presidential candidate Rick Perry, however.
The Texas governor was in Iowa today, to speak at a West Side Conservative Club breakfast in Des Moines. There, he was introduced by Joe Arpaio, the Arizona sheriff who has stirred controversy with his rigid enforcement of immigration laws.
Arpaio made mention of getting to know Iowans, and then said, "Was it the Buckeyes?"
Had he been in Ohio, that would have been fine. Instead, the booing audience had to shout out a correction that the University of Iowa fields the Hawkeyes.
But Perry, according to Politico.com, did manage some damage control. He took the microphone and noted there also were some fans of the Iowa State Cyclones in attendance and chided Arpaio, saying: "You know how to get an Iowa crowd riled up."
Here's hoping Arpaio does his homework next month when the primary race moves to South Carolina, home of the Gamecocks.
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Kapil has signed Bank Chor with Yash Raj Films, which will take away most of his time. As a result the comedian wanted to make the show once a week, but the TV channel was not in agreement and thus decided to take the show off air.
Kapil said, "I can't create a bank of episodes for two months when I shoot my film because all the stars who come on my show do so when they are promoting their films. I can't tell them, Aap pehle aa jao kyonki meri film shooting hai(Please come on the show earlier because I am busy shooting my film)."
The show has been a major promotional platform for Bollywood industry. Kapil tweeted, "Comedy nights is going off air from september.. V will come back with new characters n new set.. Till den.. Keep smiling. Thnk u so much for ur love for comedy nights. Keep smiling n stay happy."
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Yes, If my goal were to cut down 2" scrub oaks with a handgun with the fewest rounds possible, I would definitely take a .45 over a 9mm.
This is a discussion on I guess I was wrong about my "go to" gun... within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Every fall I take a few days and go on a motorcycle trip by myself. It's a time for me to get some time alone, ...
Every fall I take a few days and go on a motorcycle trip by myself. It's a time for me to get some time alone, clear my head, and enjoy some great riding weather. Last year I took a bag full of handguns with me because I was going to be checking in on some properties with good remote areas for shooting.
This year I don't plan on any shooting, so I'm just selecting what I'm going to carry. I'll be dressed as I please in jeans and a leather jacket, so I can conceal just about anything. I have a nice selection to choose from; a full size loaded Springer, a 3" 1911 that is extremely comfortable to wear on the bike, some revolvers, a nice selection of 9mm's - and I just assumed that I'd carry my all-time favorite, "the one gun I'd own, if I could only own one; the G19"...
Nope. It turns out that the one gun that I want in my hand in a dire moment of unforeseen circumstance is a G30SF packed with 10+1 and a 13rnd mag on standby. I wouldn't call it ballistic tests, but I've been doing a lot of shooting lately with it side by side with the G19, trying to compare accuracy, time on followup shots, as well as damage inflicted on various targets. The only real difference that I could tell was that the .45 was inflicting a lot more damage with less shots (in this example, cutting down 2" scrub oaks). I guess I'll have to put a sock in my crooning over the G19 for a while.
I bet I pick something different next year...
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Yes, If my goal were to cut down 2" scrub oaks with a handgun with the fewest rounds possible, I would definitely take a .45 over a 9mm.
I enjoy shooting my 30 as well. But the 19 is a bit more comfortable to carry and gives me more capacity. Not to mention, on a long trip I can throw a couple of 33 round mags in my bag. Especially travelling solo.
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After busting two helmets and sporting a number of scars, I still shudder to admit that I've been down on a motorcycle more times during the past 50 years of riding than the only hooker in a mining camp on payday. Stuff carried in a saddlebag, backpack, or motorcycle trailer is about as worthless as a parachute packed in your duffel-bag when the plane is spiralling downward in smoke and flames. If you ever need your weapon in an emergency, it needs to be right there and quick/easy to retrieve regardless of everything else concerning caliber, ballistics, size, or magazine/cylinder capacity. A .22 in hand is better than two .45's in the bush.
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.45 vs .9mm, yeah I'd agree with that any day. I'd also say, at least ya kept it in the Glock family....
Have fun and stay safe on your bike trip; be sure to keep an open eye out for that "unaware" driver.
In the one bad motorcycle accident that I had, my Goldwing opened up like a pinata as it rolled (stuff spread out for half a block), and I was deprived of both my 5 cell mag light [came out of belt ring] that I went for as I was moving to stop the that hit me from leaving the scene, and sheathed folder [sheath opened up and it slid out]. Only thing still on me was my boot knife - which I completely forgot about until I was strapped to the backboard and was being checked for more injuries by the paramedics.
Odd how one should plan on a super retention holster while riding, and then maybe it will still be on you if you suddenly make the transition from riding to a pedestrian in traffic.
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Whec, I to like my solo fall ride. I'm going this weekend down to the Blue Ridge Parkway. Don't know what I'm packing yet, though.
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just kiddin Whec. Where bouts you headed exactly?
May you be in Heaven before the Devil knows you're dead
I normally don't even use a map and go wherever the front wheel is pointed, but today I have map out looking for a battle of 'Rivers Bridge' or maybe it was 'Riverses Bridge'. My great, great grandaddy got his toe shot off raising the flag at that battle, and the same flag as well as a paragraph on him is on display somewhere...
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what a fun to read thread..... the guy that needs training wheels giving advice to the guy that need to buy a chain saw....
just kiddin', just kiddiin'
Here is the biggest advocate for the G30, he didn't know why, but loved the ergonomics!
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New Delhi, Feb 17 (ANI): The government on Tuesday approached the Company Law Board and requested it to supersede the board of Maytas Infrastructure and Maytas Properties.
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Earlier, the government had extended the Serious Fraud Investigation Office (SFIO) probe from Satyam to Maytas Infra and Maytas Properties suspecting a fraud in the company's dealings.
Union Minister for Corporate Affairs Prem Chand Gupta informed that the government has found evidences of involvement of both the companies in the Satyam scandal.
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Seat Robert is a hill in the east of the English Lake District, south west of Shap, Cumbria. It is the subject of a chapter of Wainwright's book The Outlying Fells of Lakeland.[2] It reaches 1,688 feet (515 m), and has a cairn and an Ordnance Survey "ring" at ground level rather than the usual trig point column. Wainwright's route is a clockwise circuit from Swindale reaching Seat Robert by way of Langhowe Pike at 1,313 feet (400 m) and Great Ladstones at 1,439 feet (439 m), and continuing over High Wether Howe at 1,705 feet (520 m) and Fewling Stones and 1,667 feet (508 m). The first section of his route follows the Old Corpse Road, a corpse road, along which corpses were carried from Mardale to be buried at Shap.
- ^ Photographer's note at Geograph: Cairn,Seat Robert. Substantial pile of stones probably of ancient origin. A more recent addition is the O.S. Trig ring embedded in the turf. There is another such ring rather than a column of [sic] the nearby Branstree.
- ^ Wainwright, A. (1974). "Seat Robert". The Outlying Fells of Lakeland. Kendal: Westmorland Gazette. pp. 236–241.
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With new suitors showing interest seemingly every day, Tulsa (OK) East Central CB David Gordon is taking the time to survey what each of them has to offer. A young man that just last month stated quite definitively that Oklahoma was his leader is now singing a different tune.
"Not anymore," replied Gordon when asked whether any program stood ahead of the pack. "My favorite actually at the very beginning was Oklahoma State. They were one of my first offers. It was them and Tulsa. I thought those were the best I was going to get. Now I'm just out in the open. After the summer if you call me back I'll have a top five. We're going to break it down during summer time."
Michigan is one of the programs that appears to be a virtual lock to make the cut. He is already making fall plans to learn more about what the Maize & Blue has to offer and how he might fit in.
"They're going to allow me to visit during football season," Gordon said regarding the Wolverines. "They've talked about that. I could see myself playing in that program. They haven't really talked about coming and playing right away, but I don't even know if I would want to come in and play right away. I want to have some experience and nobody wants to look like a fool their first year (laughing). I'd like to sit back and learn the system because everything is going to be new. I'd also like to get some more weight on me… things like that."
Gordon is counting on the visits to be a key part of the weeding out process. They will provide him with the opportunity to see which program best meet his most important decision criterion.
"It's going to come down to where I feel the most comfortable," he said. "I think that's ultimately going to be the deciding factor because I believe if someone wants an education, they're going to go out there and get it. So when it comes to academics, I'm going to get my education (at any of the schools). Athletics… when you go to a top D1 school like Michigan… they've got best of the best (when it comes to facilities and the like). It's going to come down to where my heart is at. Where do I want to be at?"
One inevitable question (especially for programs outside the heartland region) is would he want to be at a program that isn't close to home?
Replied Gordon, "at first me and my parents and they were talking about distance and how they won't be able to come and it's so far away… but then later on me and my parents talked and my father came down to this conclusion; 'we would like to come to your games, but if you were to go away to Michigan, Miami, or Michigan State, that's your decision because you're going to be the one staying there for four years of your life. So distance… it isn't a factor anymore."
As it turns, out location may actually be a positive factor for the Maize & Blue. Gordon originally hails from Flint, Mi and he may be visiting his home town at some point this summer.
"We're going to some camps, but we don't know where or when because there are so many," he said when asked if planned to camp in Ann Arbor. "But if we go down to Flint, which we've already been talking about that being a possibility, I'll probably go over to Michigan and Michigan State."


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New Delhi, Sep 18 (UNI) For the second day today, rain and thundershowers maintained coolness air in Delhi, plummeting the mercury to 29.6 degree Celsius.
The rain and thundershowers, which followed a heavily overcast sky in the city since this morning, brought down the mercury in the city from 35 degrees yesterday to 29.6 degrees, four degrees below normal.
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Planning a hog roast for your barbecue party? Your should round things up with the right side dish! There's a wide variety of choices available for a pork dish. From potatoes, a salad, to baked beans. Sky's the limit for what you can pair with your yummy roast. Check out the ideas and recipes we have in mind below.
Spanish rice
Spanish rice is an easy side dish to make that's yummy even on its own. With a few more ingredients you can even repurpose it as a main dish. It will be a sure hit with your hog roast!
You need the following:
1 cup rice (regular, uncooked)
1/2 cup chopped onion
2 tbps vegetable oil
2.5 cups water
1 can tomato sauce
1/2 cup chopped green bell pepper
1 1/2 teaspoons salt
Chili powder and garlic powder to taste.
Pour the oil into the skillet and toss in the onion and the rice for roughly 3 minutes. Make sure the rice doesn't get burned by stirring it every now and then. Keep doing this until the onions are tender and the rice turns golden brown.
Toss in the rest of your ingredients and turn up the heat until it boils. Lower the heat afterwards and place the cover. Allow it to simmer for half an hour and stir it occasionally until your rice is soft and easy to eat.
Baked beans
Baked beans are a classic and easy to whip up. Here's a basic recipe you can replicate at home.
You will need:
1 (28 ounce) can beans
1/4 cup brown sugar
1/4 cup onion (chopped)
1/4 cup ketchup
1/2 teaspoon mustard
1/2 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce (optional)
Mix all the ingredients together in a bowl. Stir as thoroughly as you can to make sure all the ingredients are distributed evenly.
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Bake it in an oven set to 350 degrees. Check the progress and stir when you hit the halfway point.
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Not all dropouts are created equal
There is a growing concern about the value of university education. The main complaint is that it is becoming too expensive. However, Michael Ellsberg goes as far as to suggest we invest not in university education but in "the kids who are dropping out of college to start new businesses".
There are many facets to this debate, but I just want to point out one thing: not all dropouts are created equal. The current people who succeed after dropping out are a highly self-selected bunch. They are people who would probably have done extremely well regardless of whether they had dropped out or not. In other words, they dropped out despite a high expected rate of success, which means their expected returns from dropping out were high.
As you increase the number of people who drop out, you are drawing upon a different pool of people, with different abilities and propensities to take on risk. The dropout rate is around 16% in the UK and and 17% in Australia. For the sake of argument, imagine that we increase the dropout rate to 50% next year and ask those dropouts to start up companies. Do you really think this will greatly increase the number of successful entrepreneurs who end up like Michael Dell, Mark Zuckerberg or Steve Jobs? Having read several biographies of such individuals, my understanding is that success in each case was due to strong personalities, a willingness to take on risks, childhood experiences (or lack thereof), self-motivation, and a variety of other factors. Being a dropout was part of that journey, but wasn't the underlying reason for success.
The present system is broken; tuition is too high and the quality of education at many universities leaves room for improvement. As someone who studies innovation I believe we should encourage entrepreneurs. But I don't think the solution is to have more students drop out. What I predict will happen is a change in the price of educational degrees (as suggested by Mike Ryall), but more importantly that educational approaches and instructional styles will change. Whether that change will emerge from existing institutions or from entirely new organizations remains to be seen. Where there is a pressing problem, there arises the opportunity to serve a market need.
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I could not agree more with you Kwanghui; Those drop-outs who have succeeded (with Bill Gates as their poster boy) are few and far between, and their backgrounds were often exceptional – with a supporting environment few of us have.
The solution is not to curtail knowledge, and certainly not for entrepreneurs: as a startup enabler, I routinely come across thoroughly nonsensical ideas and Business Plans – somewhere within the BP there is an arrant violation of the laws of physics, for instance (then some accuse me of 'not thinking out of the box, thereby blithely assuming that stating that 1 plus 1 is three is somehow not a mistake – but a different, and equally valid, way of looking at the world – it's not.) The phenomenon is widespread: Publishers of textbooks in Physics, for instance, are flooded with nonsensical submissions from people with no formal education in Physics who however aver that they have figured it all out, and, for instance, that Einstein was a misguided fool.
I also come across, more seldom, exceptional people with little formal schooling who however are extremely creative and bright, and see things and possibilities that their more educated counterparts would perhaps not necessarily conceptualize – because their 'mind-screws' are tighter. To succeeed however, these people surround themselves with experts in the appropriate disciplines. So it's not all down to education, but also to personality, environment, spirit, and many more things beside.
Wasn't it Bork, the Harvard President, who famously said 'if you think education is expensive, try ignorance' ? His point was even wider , to wit, beyond the narrow confines of economic life, a functioning democracy needs an educated electorate.
I think it's problematic to dismiss the success of 'university dropouts' due to self-selection when the greatest challenge in assessing the 'value' of university education is the self-selection of students into it.
Additionally, Ellsberg argues that a willingness to fail and an ability to learn from failure are both integral skills for entrepreneurs, skills that may be actively discouraged in a university setting where (conformist, authority approved) resume building may be paramount.
If the economic gains to the individual arising from university arise primarily from signalling, and these individuals don't need to signal their ability, why would they stay?
I enjoy this topic. There are MANY other examples of where people maybe could have done better should they not have "dropped out". I don't like that phrase as it has negative implications .
Or maybe not? Who knows. Mick Jagger, without checking, turfed the London School of Economics but he operates what is possibly one of the most successful corporate bands in history. Similar with Robert Plant, and Jimmy Page. Jim Morrison, quite a naughty boy with personal issues, apparently had an IQ about 155 (who knows? I have read, and it is hearsay, that he never took notes in class yet in tests obtained perfect results)
On the other hand we see Nobel Prize winners who demonstrate utter stupidity – to wit, Long-Term Capital Management. Markets are not Gaussian, you silly fellows.
Chris Ransford: It's called the Dunning-Kruger effect.


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I had the same problem. When I spoke with the maker he told me to sit in front of the TV for an hour and insert and draw the gun over and over. Perfection after about 3 episodes of Mash.
This is a discussion on Tight Holster within the Defensive Carry Holsters & Carry Options forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Received a Hume OpenTop holster today for my XD40-4, and it is very tight. Hard time inserting and extracting due to being so tight. How ...
Received a Hume OpenTop holster today for my XD40-4, and it is very tight. Hard time inserting and extracting due to being so tight. How can I loosen up the leather abit so I can be able to draw?? I heard someplace, which I cant find at the moment, about using waxpaper, wrapping the pistol and then inserting and leaving it for abit. Is this correct? Any suggestions appreciated.
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I had the same problem. When I spoke with the maker he told me to sit in front of the TV for an hour and insert and draw the gun over and over. Perfection after about 3 episodes of Mash.
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My friend Rhome always gives me waxed paper with my new holsters, and has one piece wrapped around the gun to start with. If one piece doesn't work, use two the next night. It stretches and waxes the interior at the same time. It works, but I still think waxed paper is for sandwiches...
As we speak (well, sorta), my Glock 30 is wrapped in two pieces of waxed paper in the gun safe.
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Ditto what swiftyjuan said........from a maker.
Shoot well and god bless.....
If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice..........Rush
If you just so happened to NOT have waxed paper,,,,, Zip Lock bags or seran wrap work just as well, except for the wax part.
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I have one that I just made that is so tight right now you can't draw from it , the only thing I caution you about is overstretching the leather.
I like to work the gun into the holster, but I like the wax paper method or plastic bags better.
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Well, I have to agree with my friends and fellow holster makers.
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I must be lucky, or getting highest quality work, since I've never had this problem. My leather holsters seem to be snug enough for good retention, but offer a smooth and fairly easy draw.
Now, you'll have to wonder where I bought all three of these holsters...
Don Hume stuff, for the money, isnt bad...but Ive yet to see one that isnt so freaking tight that its a problem to break the holster in.
Just an observation.........Shoot well and god bless
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Okay, wrapped the pistol in 3 grocery plastic bags inserted into the holster overnight, and now it has loosen up enough that I can start drawing and get it just where I want it. Didnt like the waxpaper route, but was told about the plastic bag routine, so did that. Thanks all who replied.
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I got two holsters from Ron at www.leatherslinger.net. There were tight too so I wraped them in a little plastic wrap and let them sit in it. It seemed to work pretty good. I'd rather have them tight and make a custom fit that to loose and have the gun flop around.
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Use a sock or some womens stockings. Seriously.
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two new Fist holsters for my Glock-36. Sat in front of Fox News and inserted/withdrew the weapon MANY times...I also wore the IWB's around the house for several days with intermitent drawing sessions.
The holsters were fine (fitted but not loose) in just a few days.
Good luck...stay safe!
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I've used a thin dress sock when it's really tight.
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I bought an open top OWB pancake style holster from Wilson Combat a few weeks ago, it is so tight, I really have a hard time getting the gun in and out. This is the second one, I sent the first one back in for the same problem, customer service sent another one out.... same problem.
I have looked in three grocery stores, they do not sell wax paper anymore because it is not a fast selling item.
Thanks for the tip on wrapping the gun in plastic, I'll do that tonight !


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Chennai, Mar 3: As many as 49 Indian fishermen detained by Iranian authorities have been released and they would arrive here early on Thursday, government sources said.
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This week is just going to be "Big Week" because everything you guys are sending in is about something really big like a monster size frog and then a video with some of the biggest hail stones I have ever seen! The Big story this week is more than big, it's about this new video supposedly showing a Gigantic alligator on a golf course!
The video was first sent in by Joey Hernandez, Jason B, and Funedge Community. It was recorded by golfer Charles Helms and claims to show a real life giant of a Alligator on the golf course.
But is this video for real? Or are we maybe looking at some big fat special effects here. Why don't take a swing at this and see what we can find out.
There were no lack of news reports, facebook postings, and youtube videos showing this beast… but the strange thing about all this is the guy who actually recorded the video. According to all these reports, the video comes from the facebook page of man named Charles Helms But when we looked for Mr. Helms and his page, there is nothing there. Just a few guys who were not the Mr. Helms we were looking for.
Another guy in credited as being in the video is David Matos, of Parrish, Florida. But once again, no Facebook and no Twitter accounts for him either.
The more I looked around, the more suspicious I became about all this. On the Youtube channel where Golf.com posted the video, there were more than just a few people claiming the video a fake.
As Jotaro Kujo pointed out, "the alligator's" shadow doesn't mold to the ground correctly, it is only cast directly below him when one should be cast to the alligator's right as would be consistent with the second male filming."
And as Gary Cronshaw added, "surely they could not have kept the golf course open with an Alligator of that size in the area. Top marks for creativity though."
At this point, I turned my attention to the golf course itself. It's called the Buffalo Creek Golf Course and has a nice website with all their contact information right there. After a few calls, I finally got through to somebody who knew what was really going on…and that is how we came up with this, the official answer.
The other stories this week include, a giant frog first sent in by Sholitotz Gaming, Darwin Ebron and Ulyses Gonzalo. Guys if you ever see a frog this big, don't automatically think you are in West Africa, when the giant Goliath Frog lives. This beast is real but was caught in the Philippines by Shakespear Yanto Diaz. How it got to the Philippines remains a mystery.????
First sent in by Amar Nahdi, it claims to show real, gold ball size hailstones pummeling a small farm. Armar, not only is the video real, but it's does capture the worst hail storm in the country of Myranmar. The storm which hit on April 24th of this year, actually killed 8 people. Some people claim this is a sign that the end of the world is coming, but truth be told, the largest hailstones ever recorded fell in Canada way back in 1961. Those were measured at 7 inches ( or 18 centimeters).
To make it brief, this picture showing a man going over Niagra Falls with his jet ski can be described in just 4 words. Do you know what they are? If you do, you can say them with me….
The video claiming to show a giant alligator on a golf course in Florida has been examined extensively. With the help of video technicians, the video was slowed, enhanced, and carefully reviewed frame by frame. Based on the results of this test, we are confident beyond a reasonable doubt, that the video and the story that goes with it, suffer from various inconsistencies, but are never the less...
If you read this far, here's a little extra info for you.
In case you were wondering, the biggest alligator ever recorded in Florida was 14 feet long, weighing 780 pounds.


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In drought-hit Latur, kidney stone and urinary tract infection cases have significantly risen due to consumption of bore well water.
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Hey guys/gals! I couldn't find any thing that could help me get to an answer to my problem.
I currently have cable TV from the local provider running to my TV via a RG6 cable. I had to get a sound-bar because the speakers on the TV are getting worn out. But the sound-bar only has two options: an HDMI port in and an HDMI back out to the TV, or an optic in with a headphone jack in.
Link to sound-bar:
The TV is a cheap Samsung that we got on Black Friday last year and only has a shared component/composite jack, RG6 cable jack, and 2 HDMI jacks.
So, in order to use the sound-bar, I have to somehow get it to one of those options. But I'd ultimately like to get it to HDMI to run it through my sound system and not have to use 3 remotes. I know that it would require a converter to get the signal from analog to digital. But there's so much crud out there that doesn't work, I'd rather ask than blow money and be peeved. Is there anything like a DVD or Blue-Ray player that will do the trick? I'd rather pay 100-150 dollars for something that'll do it than an extra 25 dollars a month for an IPTV tuner and a bunch of replicated channels (SD, HD) that I don't need.
This is my last try at finding a way around the IPTV option. Thank you for your time!
His TV doesn't have an optical out port.
Your easiest option is probably to just get a cable box. Then you could either run optical or hdmi from that to your soundbar.
Ok. Something like this?
Came across it this morning in one of the recent threads. Not familiar with the Cards that it uses except that I know that DirectTV and Dish use them for their boxes. Would I need to get one from the cable provider for it to work? Or would it just convert the analog signal to digital without it?
It has a "Service" jack. But I don't know what that is. Here's the link for my el cheapo TV:
Last option is return the soundbar and live with your tv speakers because the model listed above has no output options.
Right now I'm getting by with CableCard + tuning adapter. Does this mean that they'll be forcing me to use a cable box soon?
So I tried the Samsung cable box that I posted up quite a ways. I would still need to rent a cable card (which was no big deal at $5/month) and had to purchase the channel package that costed an extra $25/month. And on top of it, the cable company here said that they were getting rid of the cable card system. So eventually, I'll just get their package with their IPTV set-top box included.
Thanks for all of the input!
Speed Daemon QAM will eventually go away and cable companys will transition to a video over IP solution and at that time settop boxes will either have an internal modem or connect to the home network. i would say that this transition will be sooner than later probably within the next 5 years for your larger providers.
I fear that cable companies will be greedy and backwards, and use the transition to impose even more draconian limits on how we view their content. Specifically I worry that new IP-based cable plants will block Internet streaming altogether. I hope and pray that the FCC will regain its voice in time to block such monopolistic practices. But the realist in me sees today's political climate, and has little real hope that will happen any time soon.
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