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*804* The Passion of the Jew
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*804* The Passion of the Jew
"The Passion of the Jew" Episode
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jonholb56 wrote:Please explain to why Kyle Broflovski permits Cartman to have control over his life or decisions?
kyle doesnt let cartman have control over his life or decisions, he decided to go see the movie and his change of mind occurred there, not before nor after
he is still a kid and therefore can be easily influenced on ocassions, so he just assumes that the movie is correct in the blame he puts on the jews (cant really say i know enough to say wether the movie or not is antisemitic, but its obvious that matt and trey think it is indeed)
unlike cartman, he is mature enough to own up to his mistakes thats why he goes to cartman and admits his mistake
but kyle really shouldnt have felt guilty at all about that issue because
1. being a jew, he doesnt believe jesus is the son of god, but rather just another regular guy
and the number of regualr guys that have recieved similar or worse treatment and not at all by the jews is big, im sure that the jesus case was no innovation
2. in the speech he makes at the synagogue he forgets to reason that both the black slavery and the Holocaust occurred quite close to their following appologies, so the ones appologizing were most probably participants in the events, whereas how can any jew be held guilty today for something that happened almost 2000 years ago? im sure most jews today wouldnt reach that kind of cruelty, much less kyle
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Yeshua and some other crap
While i agree wholeheartedly (and love the name Yeshua) i don't really see how this links in with the episode.
One of my personal favourite episodes, for the sheer number of sub plots that all perfectly fit the charactars (kyle has always been a self hater of a jew and always wanted to reconcile his difference with wider society, cartman's a power hungry nazi) and put a hillarious gibson the gibbon parrody in there too.
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cartman says: "es ist zeit für reich" (it's time for the empire)
and the people say: "wir müssen die juden ausrotten" (we have to exterminate the jews)
When I first saw the episode in german language the joke doesn't worked so good but in english it's so hilarious.
one of my fav's
4.1/5 **** episode
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this showed how simple minded christians are, and how out of date jews are.
fact is all religions are a farce, and anyone who would believe such nonsense needs a class on common sense.
a man in a whale for 3 days?? yeah it could happen .
dont pray in my school and i wont think in your church
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BRAINFREEZERRR wrote:Baseketball? Didnt Matt and Trey make that too? I loled when I heard Stan mention it.
Me too! I didn't catch that the first time but when I saw it again I heard it and LMAO!!!!
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Are you serious?
Im Jewish guy, and the impressing you show against the Jewish is really wrong.
Comon, we didnt do that to Jesus, and even if we did, why from 06:55 till 07:20 you showed the Jewish look like that?
Thats really lame,hurt and anti-Semite what you did in this episode.
I watched tones of Shouth Park episodes and im a big fan, but because of this episode, i stopped watching.
You need to get that there is alot of viewers like me, and you lost alot of.
Stop being such a racists.
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One Christian's Opinion About DC Comments
After being challenged by the creator of the blog to read one of his posts, I spent some time looking around.
One thing that shocked me was the comments section. People, claiming to be Christian, left some of the most childish, mean-spirited, hate-filled comments that I have ever read in a blog.
Nice job showing the love of Christ.
Boy, that sent them clamoring to return to the Church.
I was more put off by the comments of believers than by the comments made by those running the blog. All the commenters did was to help them build their case of Christianity being a false religion.
When John wrote about his deconversion experience, he stated that one of his reasons for leaving the faith was: "...minus a sense of a loving, caring, Christian community". Well, these people are certainly enforcing the notion of a loving community, huh?
A loving and caring community is vital for the church and people of the church to flourish. There must be grace towards people's short comings, mercy towards their failings, encouragement to approach the future with holiness, a celebration of any and all forward motion people make in their lives, and support when there is struggle.
It's been said that the Christian army is the only army that shoots it's own wounded. I don't wonder why some people leave.
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Rochester fends off rally
Both the Bisons and Red Wings came out swinging on Thursday night. For one team, the rallies were just a little bit more productive.
Rochester scored eight runs off Herd starter Pat Misch and held on for an 8-6 victory over the Bisons from Frontier Field. Ruben Tejada finished a double away from the cycle, but Buffalo could not produce as much offense as their Thruway rival.
The Red Wings scored a run in the first, two in the second, three in the third and two more in the fifth inning to build their big advantage. The lineup produced 13 hits, including six extra-base hits, off Misch to drop the Bisons' southpaw to 0-2 on the season.
Buffalo stayed closed until Rochester's three-run third inning. Matt Brown led off the frame with a home run before Misch retired the next two batters. Unable to get the third out, Misch allowed singles to Jeff Bailey and Ben Revere before a two-run double from former Bisons catcher, Rene Rivera.
Bailey had the two-run home run two batters into the fifth inning to give Rochester an insurmountable 8-3 lead.
Tejada had the best day at the plate for Buffalo. He led off the game with a triple and scored on a Fernando Martinez-ground out. Tejada homered in the third inning and singled in the eighth and ninth innings to finish 4-5 on the night.
Martinez brought the Bisons close in the eighth inning by plating two runs with a double before scoring on a single from Ronny Paulino. However, Buffalo did not threaten in the ninth as Phil Dumatrait struck out three in the final frame to close the game.


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Weitzner Properties: All three refunds-- MIA
Few business transactions are as arbitrary as The Return of the Security Deposit. In theory, it's supposed to cover damages and outstanding fees, but in practice, many landlords, knowing that renters may be leaving town or too busy to fight, simply decree how much will be withheld and refund the rest. Short of going to small claims court armed with before-and-after pictures, there's little an unhappy tenant can do.
Three aspects of the transaction, however, are spelled out in the Virginia Landlord and Tenant Act: The landlord is required to provide an itemized list of all deductions, to return what's left of the deposit no more than 30 days after the tenant moves out, and, if the landlord had the deposit for more than 13 months, to include interest.
Leah Woody, advertising coordinator for the Hook, rented from Weitzner Properties for 20 months, from October 2000 to May 2002. When she moved in, she paid a deposit of $765, which included a $200 pet deposit. Weitzner's staff, she says, were "pretty good landlords"– at least, until it was time to get her deposit back.
Weitzner complied with the first item in the Landlord and Tenant Act, and provided a list of what was being deducted and why; it totaled $360, leaving a balance due of $405. The check arrived two days after it had been written, and well within the 30-day limit. So far, so good.
The problem? The check was for $205, not $405; the $200 pet deposit was nowhere to be seen. Neither was the 20 months' worth of interest Woody was due.
Woody emailed me on September 10 with an account of what followed. She began by calling Laura, the property manager at Weitzner, on June 21. Woody claims that Laura said she would "get right back" with her. Instead, according to Woody, several weeks and many messages later, she finally spoke with Laura, who promised to send the check the same day. It never arrived.
Woody says she called again and was told to wait a few more days. "I waited another week and called her back. At this point she would not return my calls."
On July 29, almost 60 days after the lease had ended, Woody emailed Laura and cited the Landlord and Tenant Act. Still no reply.
When she finally succeeded in reaching Laura, another check was promised, but that one went the way of the first: MIA.
"I called and called," says Woody, "and this time asked if I could just pick it up at her office, to which she replied that she would not be there and she would rather send it again." But the third check, like the other two, never arrived. That's when Woody contacted me.
When I spoke with Laura on September 13, she said she had indeed sent three checks to Woody for $200. I asked whether she had asked the post office to trace any of them, since the loss of three checks in a row– which were only traveling from Charlottesville to Shadwell– would suggest a serious postal problem. She said she hadn't.
I said that I was about to embark on some Postal Service research for an upcoming column, and offered to look into this situation as well. Would she fax me the check stubs of the disappearing checks? That way, I could provide dates for the post office to use in tracing them. She said she'd send copies of the stubs– but, like the checks, they never arrived.
Laura did, however, agree to let Woody pick up a check later that day. Even though I had cited the Landlord and Tenant Act's stipulation that interest be added to the deposit, the check did not include any.
On September 17, I faxed Bob Weitzner, owner of Weitzner Properties, to ask whether he intended to refund the interest due Woody, and from then on, things began happening fast. An employee called me to say that they were busily calculating the interest and writing the check, and Laura called Woody to apologize for the delays.
The Virginia Landlord and Tenant Act, which is part of the Code of Virginia, can be found at centerforrealestate.com/legal/vrlta.html. If you're a renter, I'd suggest that you get familiar with it now– which may save you from needing it later.
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Deputies: Parents kept child in pen
Domestic violence leads deputies to confinement pen
The parents of a 4-year-old girl who authorities say was confined at night in a bed wrapped with steel mesh fencing have been charged with kidnapping and child endangerment.
Fairfield County deputies found they cage-like contraption when they were responding to a domestic violence call from the family's home in central Ohio, county Sheriff Dave Phalen said Thursday.
He said the girl was not in the bed at the time, but that when deputies questioned the parents about the fencing, they told them they confined the girl in her bed at night to keep her from getting up.
A county Municipal Court judge on Thursday set bond at $500,000 each for Russell Terry, 34, and Jamie Curnell, 32, of Pleasantville. They remained in the county jail.
Court officials said there were no attorneys listed yet for Terry or Curnell, who were each charged with single counts of kidnapping and child endangerment.
The sheriff said the kidnapping charge involved "unlawful restraint" of the child.
Phalen said the girl and an 8-month-old sibling were removed from the home and were in the custody of the county's child protective services.
The steel wire surrounded the lower bunk bed where the girl slept, and a door had been fashioned into the steel fence, the sheriff said. It had a screen-door hook and a sliding dead bolt on the outside.
"Aside from the concern about psychological damage from the child being kept in a cage-type setting, there is also the concern that in a fire or another emergency the child couldn't get out," Phalen said.
He described the home as "filthy, without even a sheet on the girl's bed."
County Prosecutor Gregg Marx said his office is considering additional charges and expects to present the case to a grand jury this month.
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Today's class begins with a SLT T3 Check In Quiz on SLT Triangles 3. I give students about 10 minutes to get it done. See my notes on check in quizzes in my strategy folder.
Making an Illusion with a 45-degree Mirror
After collecting the check-in quizzes, I tell the class we're going to watch a short video. This is a high-engagement video from the BBC about a house-sized optical illusion that relies on a mirror being placed at a 45-degree angle to the ground.
As the video ends, I'll ask students what they noticed. How did this illusion work? What did the artist do? If none of my students mention the 45-degree angle, I ask if they heard mention of any angles while they watched the video. Once we establish the fact of the angle that's involved, I ask what it is about this angle that makes the illusion work. Most of my students lack the background knowledge in physics to fully understand what's going on here, but that's ok - I'm looking for a way to engage them in the idea that something special happens when we have such an angle. I try to sneak the word "special" in here, because soon we'll be using it in a more formal sense.
I do not spend too long on this, but I distribute a mirror to each table and I ask the question, "what would happen to the illusion if the mirror made a larger angle with the ground? What if it were a smaller angle?" I'm not running a physics lab today, even though I'd love to. Instead, I just leave the mirrors lying around and look for opportunities to have a conversation about this phenomena when we get to work in a few minutes.
Fascinating Chart
Next, I tell students to find their "fascinating charts" from the Similar Triangles Project. There are features of this chart that students have noticed in their reflections on the project, but not many have yet developed a satisfactory explanation for why these things happen. When I say that, I mean that my students are not satisfied, and they're actually excited to figure out what's going on. This is how the narrative of this class is constructed. I ask if there are any particularly interesting rows in this chart that anyone would like to talk about, and students are immediately drawn to the 45 degree row, because we've just been talking about that angle. "What's special about 45 degrees?" I ask. Students point out that it's the only place where sine and cosine are the same. It's also one of the places where we see a "1," which amidst all those messy-looking decimal numbers looks pretty mysterious.
I frame today's class by saying that 45-degrees is one of the special angles we're going to talk about during this and our next class. "By looking at this chart," I propose to the class, "what other special angles do you think we might be able to discuss?"
"Special Rectangles"
Finally, I post this question on the board: What's the only rectangle that's so special that it gets its own name?
Earlier in the unit, we refined our definition of similiarity enough to realize that all rectangles are not similar. Squares are a special kind of rectangle, however, and squares are always similar. "Today, we're going to use squares and the equilateral triangles we constructed yesterday to explore some special right triangles," I say. Then, as a carefully-placed, seemingly afterthought, I add: "What is it that squares and equilateral triangles have in common?" And I give students space to ruminate on that as we transition to work time.
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From Equilateral Triangles to 30/60/90 Triangles
Students pick up laptops, and they open up their Geogebra constructions of equilateral triangles from the previous class. As they're getting set up, I ask, "How many lines of symmetry are there in an equilateral triangle?" We have an informal discussion of these lines of symmetry, and I show students that the three lines of symmetry in an equilateral triangle each do the same thing: they split it into two congruent right triangles. I ask, "How can we add this line of symmetry to our construction?"
It's pretty straightfoward to see that by connecting the two points where the circles intersect, we'll get a line that bisects the equilateral triangle. I don't spend time proving this during today's class - I'm simply putting a lot of ideas on the table. As students add this line to their constructions, I post the new learning target, Triangles 4:
As usual, I ask for a volunteer to read the learning target, then I ask students to share the key words in this SLT. After a few rounds of that, I say that today we're really going to focus on the word "special." I ask students to consider the construction in front of them (here it doesn't really matter whether they're looking at Geogebra or their work on paper), and to look for any angle measurements with the angles indicated in the learning target. It doesn't take too long for them to see the right angles and 60 degree angles that we've made. Once they have those, there are two reasons to think that we also have a 30 degree angle. First of all, our line of symmetry bisects a 60 degree angle, yielding a 30 degree angle. Secondly, in the new right triangle that we've made, there are 60 and 90 degree angles, so what must the third angle be?
I summarize by saying that one of the Special Right Triangles is the 30-60-90 triangle, and that such triangle is half of an equilateral triangle. We will continue to apply this idea and to see its consequences throughout the semester.
From Squares to...
To transition to our next challenge, I say, "The other special right triangle comes from a square. I'd like each of you to try to construct a square in Geogebra."
Now: the Euclidean construction of a square is not nearly as straight-forward as that of an equilateral triangle, and Geogebra has a variety of tools that make it easy to "cheat" the task a little bit by going beyond just the use of a compass and straight edge. I don't specify that students have to constrain themselves to any particular tools. They should use whatever tools they wish to construct a square.
Teachers: I recommending reading the Geogebra tutorial about the "Drag Test". You may choose to run this tutorial with your students. I prefer to reveal the drag test as today's lesson goes. When a student thinks they have a square, I run the drag test on their work, and the challenge evolves each time.
The role of today's work on Geogebra is twofold. I want to give kids a place to play with Geogebra as a set of tools (MP5), and to familiarize themselves with the software. I also want them to think critically about what makes a square, and to consider how by attending precisely to the wording of the definition of a square (MP6), they might gain insight into the shape. I want them to learn firsthand some of the features and behaviors of these mathematical objects. This activity creates a terrific place for improvisation, because there are a variety of directions the exploration can take. All from trying to make some squares.
I circulate, facilitating conversations and showing students how to use the drag test. Some squares will pass the drag test on some vertices but not on others, so it's important to check all four. Some students will successfully construct squares today and others will not. My role is to help them describe what they see as they're working and to show them that journey of this task is worthwhile, even if they don't reach the end goal. Indeed, part of perseverance in problem solving (MP1) is to realize that the work is worth it even when it feels like a solution is hard to find.
When students do complete their squares, I ask them to describe the symmetry of a square and to consider which lines of symmetry divide a square into right triangles and which do not. At the end of today's class, students are ready for tomorrow's lesson, which is to formalize the knowledge of special right triangles.
With 10 minutes left in class, I distribute Problem Set 4.
Problem Set #4 is similar in content to Problem Set #3; both are opportunities to practice solving problems involing triangles. There are right triangle trig problems, and problems that require students to review some ideas from past studies of geometry.
Although this is certainly a chance to gain experience on SLT T3, I only grade this assignment on Habits #1 and #4.
Today's closing is an Index Card Essay. The prompt is:
What "special" characteristics do squares and equilateral triangles have in common?


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Ellsbury, Red Sox run right by the Rays and into ALCS
Koji Uehara allowed a walkoff homer on Monday, but clinched the series on Tuesday. (Brian Blanco/Getty Images)
Any way you look at it, the Red Sox have baseball's best offense. Boston can pound an opponent into submission (all nine starters had a hit and scored a run in Game 1). It can rely on a middle-order mauler (David Ortiz's two homers in Game 2). And it is also capable of scratching out a few runs with its feet (a stolen base-wild-pitch-infield-single concoction in Game 4), which is how the Red Sox beat the Rays 3-1 on Tuesday night to advance to their fifth American League Championship Series appearance in the last 11 seasons.
Nine Tampa Bay pitchers held Boston scoreless until the Red Sox plated a pair of runs in the top of the seventh inning with their running game.
With Boston trailing 1-0 and one out, Red Sox rookie Xander Bogaerts pinch-hit for shortstop Stephen Drew and drew a full-count walk. After Will Middlebrooks struck out swining, center fielder Jacoby Ellsbury singled Bogaerts to third. The next batter, right fielder Shane Victorino, bluffed a bunt and Rays relief pitcher Joel Peralta bounced a curve that skipped past catcher Jose Lobaton. That allowed Bogaerts to score and, because Ellsbury was stealing on the pitch, he advanced to third. He then scored on Victorino's infield single. Peralta's pitch was certainly wild, but it's also possible that either he or Lobaton had been distracted by Ellsbury's speed on the base paths or Victorino's bunt decoy (or a combination of the two).
Their Game 4 win showed a new dimension of the Red Sox, whose fleetness of foot has gone overlooked as an asset of their high-powered offense. Boston ranked fourth in the majors with 123 stolen bases, paced by Ellsbury's MLB-leading 52. More importantly, the Red Sox led all of baseball with an 86.6 percent success rate on stolen-base attempts. Indeed, until Lobaton threw out left fielder Daniel Nava in the eighth inning on a botched hit-and-run, Boston had stolen 45 consecutive bases, dating back to Aug. 8.
About the only thing faster than Ellsbury on the base paths has been the rapidity of the Red Sox' rebuild. Boston lost 93 games in 2012 but improved by 28 games in '13 for a 97-win season that led the AL. The Red Sox improved dramatically in all facets of the game, scoring 119 more runs and allowing 150 fewer. The story of ALDS Game 4 would not be complete without a mention of the solid start from Jake Peavy (5 2/3 innings, one run) and the superlative work of the bullpen; three relievers combined for 3 1/3 innings with seven strikeouts, including four from winning pitcher Craig Breslow and two from Koji Uehara, who logged a four-out save.
Boston's record and the AL's victory in the All-Star Game have earned the Red Sox homefield advantage throughout the postseason. They will have the luxury of returning to Boston -- after their champagne-drenched Wednesday night celebration -- and waiting for a jet-lagged opponent to arrive in the wee hours of Friday morning before Saturday's ALCS Game 1. (The Tigers play the A's in Game 5 of the ALDS on Thursday night in Oakland.) The Red Sox will have top starter Jon Lester ready and fresh while their as-yet-undetermined opponent will have already used its ace.
Tampa Bay, meanwhile, has now lost in the ALDS three times in the last four seasons. The only time the Rays advanced beyond the first round was back in 2008, when they lost to the Phillies in the World Series. Nevertheless, Tampa Bay had another successful season -- Andrew Friedman, the team's executive VP of baseball operations, defines his goal as "play[ing] competitive games in September," as he put it last month -- and the Rays and the Rangers are the only two teas to win 90 or more games in each of the last four seasons. Also, the three straight do-or-die road games that Tampa Bay won just to make the postseason will be more fondly remembered once the sting of this first-round exit fades.


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The 2012 AMA National Motocross Championship continues on Saturday in Wortham, Texas for the Miller Electric Freestone National, presented by Yamaha. With temperatures expected in the high 90's, this challenging track will reward only the most fit riders.
Bel-Ray backed Rockstar Energy Racing Suzuki's Jessica Patterson's quest for a 7th WMX Class championship started well, as her consistent 2-2 moto scores at the opening round in California gave her the overall and current points lead. Round 2 will continue this weekend and she is prepared for the extreme conditions. Often regarded as one of the strongest riders on the circuit, Patterson will look to her skills and experience when going for the victory on Saturday. Bel-Ray backed Fist City MX racer, Heather Lockwood raced to a 28th place finish last weekend and is looking to improve this weekend. She will be competing at most of the WMX rounds this season aboard her Kawasaki KXF250.
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Bel-Ray backed Team Rockstar Energy Racing Suzuki comes to Freestone MX looking to improve on their first round results. The 4 rider team of Jason Anderson, Martin Davalos, Blake Wharton and Hunter Hewitt have all regrouped and put in hard training this week in preparation of Saturday's expected weather conditions. As the home race for Bobby Hewitt, Blake Wharton and Hunter Hewitt, their hometown pride will be in full effect as they work to put on their best finish for their friends and family in attendance.
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The 2012 World Superbike Championship series come to the United States for their only stop this season. Miller Motorsports Park in Salt Lake City, Utah will host the race on Memorial Day Monday. Althea Racing team riders Carlos Checa and Davide Giugliano come to the American track with different view point. Checa has been very successful here in the past, with 2 double wins and a second place finish in his last 4 visits, while this will mark Giugliano's first appearance at the American track. Checa spoke about his love for the circuit as well as his disappointing Donington finish. "I have always enjoyed the atmosphere at Miller, the people, the mountains, the layout of the track itself. The track suits my riding style and I have many great memories thanks to the results I've obtained there these last years. At Donington, we lost ground in the classification and so definitely need a strong weekend now." Giugliano also spoke about his disappointing Donington finish and his hopes for the race on Sunday. "Miller Motorsports Park will be a totally new track for me. I can't wait to see it, as I've heard a lot of good things and know that Carlos loves racing there. I was disappointed with the Donington results, of course, and want to make up for things at Salt Lake. I'll be giving it my all, to take as many points as possible and improve my championship position."
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9 Ways to Enjoy Your Summer Nights
21 comments:
- Joyti said...
I'll check out your guest post.
And I'm so glad we're finally having summer here in California! Its been so cold prior to this week.
- June 17, 2011 at 12:48 PM
- Castles Crowns and Cottages said...
Precious Shawna,
Oh what a wonderful opportunity for you to GUEST POST! You are such a fabulous friend my dear; I so thank you for your visit within this hour that I sit here trying to figure out what I am going to write! Now that I have time off, it is actually HARDER to come up with something! BUT...your quote gave me an idea!!! AND YES my friend, it is so hard to find like-minded and kindred spirits in our physical space! I truly think because as bloggers, we PUT OUT OUR HEARTS for anyone to read, and those of us who connect, do so by reading others' thoughts. In the physical realm, we are too busy working or trying cover up our needs, hurts or even interests. But I so appreciate your kindness and friendship!! Now...to the drawing board, or rather, writing table! BIG HUGS TO YOU PRECIOUS FRIEND! Anita
- June 17, 2011 at 12:57 PM
- classiq said...
I've just read your guest post and loved it. Movie nights in the backyard? That is on my wishlist if I'll ever move to a house with a backyard. ;) Wonderful post! :)Ada
- June 17, 2011 at 1:06 PM
- About Last Weekend said...
Love Diana and that website and will head over right now to read your post!!!
- June 17, 2011 at 1:27 PM
- Gorgeous Glam said...
Happy weekend doll, heading over to read your post! xo
- June 17, 2011 at 1:29 PM
- Sem Nome said...
I wish you the best summer weekend ever, dearest friend!!! Enjoy every short minute you have! Smile, dance, sing, love!!
Eat your favorite food!
Enjoy your favorite candy!
Much love!!!
- June 17, 2011 at 1:47 PM
- Alicia@ eco friendly homemaking said...
That was a great post! I really like the idea of having a movie night outside! Really awesome ideas!!
- June 17, 2011 at 2:34 PM
- THE ALTERNATIVE WIFE said...
Heading on over now! Have a great weekend, sweetie :) xoxo
- June 17, 2011 at 3:48 PM
- Castles Crowns and Cottages said...
Oh dearest, you don not know how perfect this whole entire message you left me is....I am learning so much in just this ONE DAY off from work. I am trying to express something that will actually lead into my next week's post, and I TOO, like the author you quoted, feel best when I am under a time pressure. But the time I do have off now will actually be helpful in allowing me to READ MORE POETRY..which is what I am venturing to do. BUt that is for next week...I want to express how I am GETTING THERE through this week's new post, but I almost feel as I am trying to FORCE TOO MANY THINGS rather than just let it flow. BUT....I do believe that what I am doing at the moment is actually GOOD EXERCISE!!! I can feel my "muscles" getting sore, and I just may be all the more in shape the next time. THANK YOU SO MUCH for taking the time to dialogue with me...You really are a sweet and wonderful friend. My goodness, Blogland is fun.
Have an endless summer night my friend! Anita
- June 17, 2011 at 4:22 PM
- ellie's desk said...
So love those pillows! Thanks for the note. Such a great creative blog!
- June 17, 2011 at 7:16 PM
- StephieB said...
How exciting! I am going to pop over and have a look. I will have to bookmark your tips for later on though. It's winter here and very cold! Lovely picture! Hugs and a happy weekend to you, Stephie x
- June 17, 2011 at 7:37 PM
- Diana said...
We love having you and hope you'll come visit with great posts again! Hope you're having a wonderful weekend <3
- June 18, 2011 at 10:17 AM
- Martina said...
Summer nights are the best! Must check out your post over there ;) Happy weekend, here, it's raingin tonight, but summer's just around the corner .... xx
- June 18, 2011 at 1:29 PM
- Signe said...
Great guest post and outstanding images :)
- June 18, 2011 at 2:39 PM
- simply_KC said...
I love the post on All Women Stalk ! As I've said on my comment there I wish I had a backyard to do it all. :)
- June 18, 2011 at 9:06 PM
- Ana Degenaar said...
I'm a newbie here, this is the cutest thing ever! (following).
- June 19, 2011 at 11:36 PM
- shopgirl said...
Hey Sweetie! I hope you had a good weekend. I know what you mean about catching up. It seems like I'm always catching up every week. I generally don't blog or write on the weekends cause I'm too busy living life, food shopping, having dinner with friends, cleaning the house, etc.
I hope you're well! did you have a nice weekend? I'm off to read your guest post! xoxo
- June 20, 2011 at 1:46 AM
- The Paper Mulberry - Glenda Steel said...
Ohh I love your blog!!! I've just stumbled across it and am a new and very happy follower! I am now going to sit down and enjoy browsing through the rest of you lovely posts! Warmest sunny wishes from England - Glenda
- June 20, 2011 at 5:50 AM
- amy b.s. said...
that bench looks very inviting.
- June 20, 2011 at 8:21 AM
- georgia ~ gi gi said...
A Happy Hello Poppie Girl! I am commenting out of order, oh that's catching up for you , he he!
I love summer nights!!
You know growing up I use to sleep outside on a lawn chair! We didn't have air.... ugh!
Last night our Tornado sirens went off, so that is always fun! Thank God one didn't touch down here! Makes for a nervous night tho'
Ok, off to see your guest post!
Love ya lots
gi gi
- June 21, 2011 at 10:09 PM
- Annie said...
so fun! going to check out the guest post...
- June 22, 2011 at 9:47 AM


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This project is now in our catalog at http://librivox.org/a-lovers-diary-by-gilbert-parker/
A collection of 83 rather besotted love sonnets by Gilbert Parker, written early in his career, with an accompanying interesting and someone apologetic Introduction by the author himself. Sir Gilbert Parker, as he came to be known, went on to become politically active, as well as a great story-teller, prolific novelist, and mature poet, centering his stories in the area of Quebec, Canada. See more at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sir_Gilbert_Parker,_1st_Baronet( Michele Fry)
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Change Management: The Human Side of Automation
Veronique De Vroey, Alistair Gammie | 2015-04-14
Your team is key to the success of the project, and their knowledge and participation are critical to achieving the results you hope to gain.
Learning Objectives
- Determine who the key stakeholders are that are part of your core project team when implementing new automation.
- Discover how to manage the transition of an active lab automation system with minimal disruption to operations.
- Hear how the lab maintained workflow during the transition without a track.
- Learn best practices for documenting processes and workflows to manage the project effectively.
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How better to end the day than with some ichthyological flatulence? Thanks to an undersea robot, we've recorded some fish off the coast of Florida producing some previously unknown sounds. And the best explanation really is that the fish are farting.
Specifically, fish such as menhaden and herring likely created the noise by releasing gas from an internal organ known as the swim bladder. That gas passing doesn't sound too much like human farting — you can hear it in the video up top, although I'm afraid it's only barely audible — but it does represent the closest fish equivalent to flatulence, an activity that is primarily observed in mammals.
What's particularly interesting about this is where the fish chose to fart. The glider robot was able to record the location of all the sounds made by the various fish in the sea surrounding Tampa Bay, and most of the noises made by these fish only happened at depths greater than forty meters. The one exception? Yep, the fish headed to shallower waters when it was time to fart.
If I didn't know better, I'd say they were trying to get as close to us as possible before they started passing gas. Also, the fish seemed to wait until nighttime before farting, which I can only assume was because, like all species with self esteem issues, the fish were too ashamed of their flatulence to fart during the daytime. For more info on the more, well, scientific parts of this research, check out the original paper here.
Via ScienceNOW. Image of Red Grouper by BBM Explorer on Flickr.


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Microbe Magazine
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Cover: Colored scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of cell infected with Coxiella burnetti, causative agent for Q Fever, an infrequent bacterial zoonosis. An outbreak of Q fever in the Netherlands in 2009 is illustrative of the need for a One Health approach to dealing with emerging diseases (see p. 383). (Image © Eye of Science/Photo Researchers, Inc.)
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Cover ImageVaccines are crucial for controlling the spread of influenza, but currently are only effective against a limited mix of strains. A universal vaccine remains elusive, but progress is being made (see p. 433). (Image © James King-Holmes/ Science Source.)
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