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The reality of the world we live in today is that communication has become more streamlined and impersonal than ever before and now breaking up over text message and BBM is not only a regular occurrance, it's not even out of the norm anymore. BUT you know that would still make you a douchebag, so you need to AT LEAST try to say it in person – and for those of you charismatically-challenged here are a list of songs that do it for you.
Are you in a relationship right now, but you feel you need a break ["i.e. time alone to feel what other nani/richard has to offer] but you want to let your partner down in a way that leaves your trifling-a*s a little room to wiggle yourself back into their beds? Well this one is for you…
1) Donnell Jones – Where I Wanna Be
Are you dating a clingy-bastard who just won't get the message that you don't want their punk-a*s no more? You go 3 months without calling them and when you say you were "busy" and they STILL buy it? Want to send a message that they CAN'T refute? Bring GOD Into it…"God will give you someone much better than me.." Classic material.
2) Chris Brown – Just Fine
So your Extenze pills didn't achieve their desired affect, and she ended up laying underneath your boy who use to come over to the house in a wife beater looking like Tyson Beckford while you walked around the house looking like 50 Tyson and now you're bitter huh? Well here's one for you.
3) Uncle Sam – I Don't Ever Wanna See You Again
Are you finally sick and tired of being in a "committed" relationship but somehow "mysteriously" keep getting crabs and the clap every two weeks? Feel like you can do bad and apply your herpes cream all by yourself? I got'cha.
4) Changing Faces – G.H.E.T.T.O.U.T.
You get to hit it the first date? Then on the second date you feel like Robin Harris because apparently this trifling-bastard decided it was time to tell you about all their Bebe's Kids they have and they are "seperated" (which is a fancy way for married people to get it in but not be officially cheating)…Tell them to take their recycled Captain Planet richard/nani and keep it as FAR away from you as possible like this..
5) Carl Thomas – I Wish
Now we all know what its like to be in a BS relationship just biding your time until someone better comes along, and after you finally met someone new and learned they aren't crazy as hell, it's time to let that frowsy-excuse of a partner you been dragging around since two-thousand-and-how-long and play them this…
6) The Manhattans – Kiss And Say Good Bye
Now this one might be my favourite, and if you are an avid watcher of the show The Game, you know ALL about this song. In the words of Malik "This is not a love song, it's a THREAT"
7) Bobby Womack – If You Think You're Lonely Now
Ladies you should take advantage of this next song, since so many of you fall for a guy fast, and then get nervous as hell because things are moving too fast and feel like you need to ex-communicate his a*s from your life before things get out of control…just press play..
8) Bitty Mclean – Walk Away From Love
Personally, all that to the left, to the left BS is good for single women to pat themselves on the back AFTER you kicked his sorry-a*s to the curb, but if you really want to drop that ether into a dude's heart and possibly bring HIM to tears, just calmly show him you MOVED on and its FINAL. That bottom lip gonna start to quiver like a child that just got one hard lick in the back for acting up in church.
9) Beyonce – Me, Myself & I
And if you find out her STANK-A*S cheated on you…leave this on her PARENT'S HOUSE-PHONE VOICEMAIL..
10) Ghostface Killa – Wildflower
Honorable Mention:
Tom DuBois – Let It Burn
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Monthly Archives: February 2016
Oh, That Celebrity Died?
February 8, 2016Posted by on
Right. Heard it yesterday.
True. Makes you think.
So what do want to eat? I think I like the idea of being a guy who enjoys Italian wedding more than I actually like the soup.
Who am I kidding, right?
That young? Wow.
Broccoli cheddar. Maybe. Usually safe. I don't like it when it's too heavy though.
It'll be my app, I'm saying. I'm not doing the Half-Wich Wednesday thingy.
Broken tart-ed? Where did you see that—
Oh, broken heart-ed. Gotcha. Yeah.
Relax. No, I'm not callous.
Neither of us knew him personally or anything.
Lentil can be good.
Sure, slightly bummed, I suppose. It's a little letdown whenever bad news marginally affects my life.
I'd say on par with craving lentil soup and discovering they've run out.
Whoa. Lower your voice and leave the lentils out of this.
You're not using "devastated" right. Come on. What are you going to call it when you're legitimately devastated?
Fine. Seriously, though, have you had their lentil? I'll get it if it's good.
Are you getting soup? Would it make sense to split a bowl?
Stop. Christ.
Miss, could you get him have a tissue?
Napkin's fine.
He was on TV; he wasn't your best friend.
That's ridiculous. Nine years as friends and not a single tear shed over dying relatives, but this is "debilitating"?
Heartless? Fine.
No. You're right. I don't care like you do. My priorities are completely different. I emotionally invest in real people, people who have likewise invested in me through shared experience and love. You, my friend, are sobbing down a one-way street.
Did I see your Beirut? What?
Come on. Breathe.
Tri-bute! Got it. Sorry, you're talking into the menu.
But, no. I try to stay off Facebook—especially on days like this. This stuff always makes social media, oddly, more self-centered.
Okay, she's walking over. Have you tried the lentil soup here, yes or no?
Tell me now.
Fine. Yes. A life is over. I know we both liked his stuff and I know this was sudden, but, please, reassess what exactly you're holding dear.
I'm doing well, thank you, Miss.
Sorry, we're talking through some stuff. I think my friend needs another minute.
You're sweet. No, he'll be fine, just shaken up over Quaker deciding to kill off Cap'n Crunch.
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Food Blog Unfiltered
February 1, 2016Posted by on
No, really. It's fine that you jam-pack your updates with photogenic kitchen triumphs. Sure, I used be in that game.
Titans we were. We pandered cyberspace for web-traffic supremacy. Our cartel commanded the masses through food smut. Overlays, lighting effects, hue blending—we said slobber and the world asked how much.
Innocent beginnings snowballed into propagating unrealistic food expectations. Our business became validating unattainable standards and further detaching the public from reality. Life isn't one big Bon Appétit spread. My online presence didn't need to be one either.
This was a new vision of authenticity. I would no longer vie for clicks. I'd be completely detached from society's attitudes on beauty or edibility. Here, pure disaster could paint its refreshingly human picture.
Un-delicious. That's the term readers initially sought. My maiden post, graced with the face of a five-day-old chain-restaurant burger half, was the true antithesis of delicious. Ketchups, hot sauces, and mustards had patiently soaked into the congealed bun, a now dis-appetizing pseudo-sponge. I would have eaten it sooner but I forgot—I'd been self-medicating—and instead it drifted, steeping in my refrigerated sea of spoilage.
Traffic was not my concern. It didn't matter to me if that first post went viral or only corroborated a viral infection.
Normalizing food standards couldn't happen overnight. Though, it was still promising to see a few readers identify with my self-disclosure. Their connection felt raw and empowering.
We were fighting the good fight. Imperfectly functioning, I was not immune to staying awake all night, neurotically self-diagnosing on WebMD, before hazily pressing "Potato" instead of the "Popcorn" setting.
My microwaveable bag—singed by science and sporadic illiteracy—personified the distracting anxiety of living off cheap alternatives to health insurance. Readers related. Life sometimes leaves us with something that's not ideal, or appetizing, or even safe to eat.
Our ranks continued growing. Open yet safe, our self-deprecating legion laughed off our mistakes and missteps. A post about a cold medicine mix-up, subsequently falling asleep with a frozen pizza in the oven, and waking up to the smoke alarm that would have been chastised in my former life was now lauded. The transparent train kept bravely chugging and, albeit slowly, the Internet tide began shifting.
Our movement was gaining traction. Then a half-eaten grilled cheese changed everything.
The post had been the fallout from another panic. A collection agency had disputed an installment on an outstanding hospital bill. This had sent me foraging through the trash, searching for the payment confirmation number I'd sworn I'd scribbled down. The excavation yielded said discarded, gooey half-sandwich. Reaping the garbage spoils of near-hysteria was frank and gritty, and, reflexively, I snapped pictures.
Site traffic exploded. Links were syndicated and hyperbolically dubbed across all click-bait juggernauts. YumNation.com rang. They saw potential.
Salaried with full benefits. I couldn't refuse. I promised myself the YumNation.com platform wouldn't change anything. I was still committed to culinary realism.
I was put in rotation with the other YumNation.com columnists. The most senior contributor was a busty woman in a tube top who filmed herself eating and reviewing various cheesecakes. Another was an obese twenty-something who hosted a segment called "Portions: Uncontrolled." Rounding out our staff was me and a Korean War vet who documented his adventures in cooking for a finicky, bow-tie-wearing guinea pig named Mr. Biscuit. The four of us were tasked with filling in the gaps left after YumNation.com re-posted and re-titled links to the Internet's most shared pieces on food—and sometimes just, like, pop culture gossip or heroic pet stories.
Again, I started sans splash. Healthcare coverage had thankfully de-complicated my day-to-day. Though even with more dedicated time, my first YumNation.com post fell flat. Macaroni sludge had solidified while I'd been arguing with the mailman. Unchecked anger had boiled over, like my noodles, as the civil servant and I exchanged threats.
The post brimmed with passion and an inability to avoid escapable kitchen failure, yet the resulting views were a drop in the bucket when compared to the previous day's post of Mr. Biscuit eating a tiny quiche.
Not since my days as a food porn mogul had I agonized over traffic. It had been reenergizing to concentrate on a larger mission, but YumNation.com demanded clicks. I resolved to toe the line, stay true, and keep my original fans happy while remaining insured.
More expired oatmeal, more forgotten toast, more leftover Caesar salad—my unsound judgment was chronicled week after week. A few fans were receptive to the realism. It was slow going, though, and this new platform lacked any discussion or connection.
YumNation.com grew restless though. Frosting vats, guinea-pig dinner parties, and cheesecake-stuffed cleavage were habitually dwarfing me with their traffic.
I needed clicks or I needed to get out. I asked YumNation.com to reconsider. I cited that, with time, my regular following could have me on par, but the idea was dismissed.
YumNation.com insisted on a rebrand. Revolting and controversial was our new angle. If people didn't want to click through for stimulating reflection, we'd give them their desired Internet freak show and comment section bickering.
I reluctantly agreed. I intentionally burned Easy Mac beyond recognition and consumed. After posting it I found myself desperately hoping people would click through, despite being disgusted with myself for originally creating it. In the second revamped piece I ate a box of baking soda and vomited on a Confederate flag. I tried, unsuccessfully, to work in through the copy how these stunts were both done out of a desperate, bewildered hunger.
YumNation.com inflated my titles with terms like "Epic," "Must See," and "You Won't Believe." It worked. Traffic skyrocketed. It became a binary reaction. People were either disgusted or not, amused or not amused, shared it on social media or didn't. Connection or critical thought was never sought.
I'm now stuck. I fabricate these challenges of faux food filth—really just this side of garbage. It's a process to constantly one-up and out-gross the rest of the Internet in a race to the bottom. I've reached the other end of the unrealistic spectrum. There's no authenticity. Any true fans are long gone. It's only the anonymous now, the demographic enticed by a hype-riddled teaser looking for a quick thrill.
Quitting and restarting is an option. The idea of personally rebranding the rebrand and seeing how long YumNation.com tolerates my former style before I'm fired has been considered. I could always, of course, accept the label of sellout, acknowledge my shill status, and recognize that I've found my calling marketing to humanity's lowest common denominator.
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Why don't the police fire warning shots? That's a question that comes up a lot, especially after controversial shooting deaths.
Last fall, the International Association of Chiefs of Police and 10 other law enforcement groups got together to work out a consensus policy on the use of force — a sort of model document for local departments that want to update their rules. When the document came out in January, it contained a surprise: It allowed for warning shots....."There was a lot of discussion," says the IACP's Terry Cunningham, describing the process that led the 11 law enforcement organizations to include warning shots in the new consensus use of force policy. Cunningham was struck by the anecdotes of situations in which warning shots saved a life — or might have, had they been allowed.
The new policy still sets strict conditions for warning shots:
1. The use of deadly force is justified;
2. The warning shot will not pose a substantial risk of injury or death to the officer or others; and
3. The officer reasonably believes that the warning shot will reduce the possibility that deadly force will have to be used.
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Kelsee Meshell Eckhart and Casy Conrad Wheeler have chosen October 3, 2009 to be married in Whiting, Kansas.
The bride-elect was born in Evanston, Wyoming, and has lived in Texas, Mississippi and Kansas. She is the daughter of the late John D. Eckhart and Kevin and Sunny Brinkerhoff of Montezuma, Kansas. Kelsee graduated from Robert E. Lee High School in Midland, Texas, and is a graduate of Kansas State University and is currently working for Kansas Department of Health and Environment in Topeka, Kansas.
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DreamWorks, Paramount Update
DreamWorks is working through tension with parent company Paramount Pictures with the latter reporting boxoffice receipts for DreamWorks under the newly-created DreamWorks-Paramount banner, Variety is reporting. The move, Var says, "could help pave the way for a scenario in which DreamWorks becomes more of an autonomous production company." Read the rest of the story here.
'Brothers' Love Triangle Set
Natalie Portman will join Tobey Maguire and Jake Gyllenhaal in Brothers for director Jim Sheridan, Variety reports. It's a love triangle based on the 2004 Danish pic by Susanne Bier starring Connie Nielsen.
Diesel, Walker Back in Drivers' Seats
Universal is back on track with its Fast and the Furious installment with a reteaming of the first pic's original stars Vin Diesel and Paul Walker back on board to star in a fourth film. You may remember that the pic helped boost their respective careers and in turn ditched they franchise. They're back now but obviously THR has already forgotten who Diesel is: on the trade paper's site, a pic of Chris Daughtry is identified as Diesel. Guess it was the bald head that got the editors confused.


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Le Corbusier, the Noble Savage
This revelatory study is the most unexpected and vital piece of Le Corbusier scholarship to appear in years. Adolf Max Vogt looks to the early, formative years of the architect's life as a key to understanding his mature practice, taking aim at such fundamental riddles as "Where did his design vocabulary come from?" and "How was his aesthetic sense formed?"
Vogt's investigation of LC's early life and education not only reveals important, previously unacknowledged influences on specific projects such as the League of Nations headquarters and the Villa Savoye, but also suggests why LC throughout his career preferred to lift buildings above the ground, to give them the appearance of "floating." By uncovering crucial dimensions of LC's early life and resurrecting primary documents and source materials overlooked by other scholars, this book changes the face of LC studies.
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EASE West 2014 Kicks Off First PD Workshop With LAUSD Inclusion Setting Teachers
February 14, 2014
On Thursday, EASE Program Manager Sita Frederick, and Teaching Artists Matt Bogdanow and Vanessa Ramirez facilitated an EASE West full day professional development workshop at Grand View Boulevard Elementary School for a lively group of educators from the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD). Contracted by the VSA/John F Kennedy Center for Performing Arts, we are continuing a partnership with the LAUSD Division of Special Education and the Arts Education Office to provide training and coaching for arts specialists and partnering teachers in the EASE methodology in order to improve multi-disciplinary arts-integrated instruction and collaboration in inclusive classroom settings. This year, we are excited to welcome a third partner, arts organization PS Arts, whose arts instructors work with teams of inclusion teachers at Grand View Elementary.
An impressive turnout of 51 educators attended the workshop including special and general education teachers, occupational therapists, physical therapists, speech therapists, program specialists, arts instructors, adapted physical education teachers, district administrators, a vice principal and a principal!
Sita kicked it off with a presentation of the EASE program in New York City and a slide show of highlights from the first EASE West initiative from spring 2013. We then guided them through some of our most popular EASE activities, including Go & Stop, Pass The Object, Masking Tape Murals, Freezedance, and Floor Maps. Facilitating student leadership is one of the principles of the EASE approach. Participants were given opportunities to lead activities, allowing them to immerse themselves in the EASE methodology and experiment with newly acquired activities for their classrooms. The participants' performance embodied the spirit of creative community building: participants showed off their brainstormed arts-based lesson ideas and danced together during their compositions (we witnessed at least one professional-grade moonwalk).
"Do you have a webinar of this PD? We need this training for all teachers at my school!" exclaimed one participant. EASE activities are providing a vital entry point for our teachers, administrators, and greater school community in Los Angeles to collaboratively plan how to engage each and every style of learner. As education policy continues to address issues surrounding inclusive education, the momentum is quickly building in these classrooms. Yet, our partners were quick to clarify that their commitment to inclusive education is far deeper than compliance with legal requirements, because it is based in a core value of creating more inclusive school communities toward a more empathetic society wherein each individual has the opportunity and support to reach their potential.
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The Fantoni Hide Folder is a collaboration with designer Tommaso Rumici and is a version of the Hide Fixed blade. Designed as a compact, concealable knife it has several features that lend itself well as a back-up tool. Although this is its advertised use, the materials, careful finishing and stylish aesthetic would also make it at home as a gentleman's folder or EDC utility knife.
The blade on the HIDE is made from Crucible Steel's CPM S30V. This is a powder metallurgy steel that is high in Chromium, Vanadium and Molybdenum. The alloyed materials provide both great edge retention and corrosion resistance.
At 2.95″ the drop point blade is small but effective. A high, deep hollow grind provides excellent slicing geometry. This is finished with a keen secondary bevel that produces an aggressive edge. The spine has a long swedge that terminates just before the handle, streamlining for penetrating cuts. There is a run of thumb jimping that starts on the tang and continues to the spine of the hilt for feedback and traction. Given a box-like pattern it is very grippy. Two thumb studs allow for reliable deployment with their tiered, conical shape. A light stone-wash finish gives the Hide a contemporary appearance. The blade is tastefully etched with the Fantoni word mark and logo on one side while Rumici's credit and the steel type appears on the other.
When open the tang is held firm with a back lock. The lock-up is very strong and without play in any direction. The ridgid spring makes accidental disengagement very unlikely. It also supplies a safe tip-up carry. It should be noted this isn't a knife that can be flicked open as easily as a liner or frame lock. Although possible it requires both a decisive deployment and closing. Regardless the lock is well designed and a pleasure to use.
The ergonomics are well suited to the modest 3.95″ handle. Two scallops on the inner-edge lock the hand in place. The forward finger groove sweeps below the rest of the grip creating an effective finger guard while the pommel also flares preventing slipping back. The spine is flat with a clipped angle above the lanyard hole nesting the knife comfortably against your palm.
The scales are a green-brown micarta. In natural light these look more green but appear more brown in artificial light. Micarta is an excellent scale material in that it works well wet or dry. Many people find that as the exposed fabric weave in outer layer absorbs some moisture, it grips better. Micarta's ability to absorb, also makes it darken with use and susceptible to staining. The scales are thin and have cut-outs around the jimping and lanyard hole. This creates an interplay between the matte scales and glossy 304 stainless liners adding a very nice detail. Similar contrast can be found between the Hides combination of flowing organic lines and hard angles.
All of the handle's surfaces have been well resolved. Even the inner faces boast a polished finish. My only issue with the handle construction is that the two scale fasteners protrude into the blade cavity too much. A small detail but it would be nicer if these were flush.
For carry the knife has a low riding pocket clip keeping the knife out of sight. Made from 420 stainless, the tension is just right functioning perfectly. Given a stone-wash finish and a subtly tapered rectangular shape it ties in with the rest of the design nicely. Since the clip is reversible the knife, with its dual thumb studs and back lock, is fully ambidextrous.
Over-all the Hide is a very well made, feature rich folder. The premium materials, low ride clip, strong lock and great fit and finish should appeal to collectors as well as users looking for a quality, light weight, concealable edc or back-up knife. Aside from being functional, the mix of different line qualities and textures combine to produce a refreshing, original design.
For more information on Fantoni Knives visit http://www.fantoniknife.com
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For more information on Tommaso Rumici's current projects visit the Zato Design Facebook Page
Overall Length: 6.89″ (175 mm)
Weight : 4.13 oz (117 g)
Length: 2.95″ (75 mm)
Thickness: .125″ (3.20 mm)
Steel: CPM-S30V, 61-62 Rockwell
Finish: stonewash
304 Stainless liners
Green-brown textured Micarta
Thickness: .433″ (11 mm)
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Stripping Down With the Times: How Slab Wood Furniture Is Making Less The New 'More.'
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Have you ever been on a guided tour of some mansion or historic building, where there are more tiny end tables and coffee tables per room than tiles on the floor?
I'm not sure whether it's a product of fashion altering with the times, or perhaps just a way for curators to showcase every piece of furniture their estate's famous dead, "once-upon-an-owner" ever owned, but either way, it makes for a serious tripping hazard.
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U.S. tightens no-fly rules after suspect in failed Times Square attack succeeds in boarding plane. The Washington Post>>>
BP gives Congress gloomy outlook on gulf oil spill. The Los Angeles Times>>>
Obama biggest recipient of BP cash. Politico>>>
On Israel, Jews and leaders often disagree. The New York Times>>>
Day of prayer becomes culture war skirmish. NPR>>>
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