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Tests: Beached whale found in NYC was malnourished
Friday - 12/28/2012, 7:01pm EST
NEW YORK (AP) - Tests show a 60-foot beached whale that died in a costal enclave of New York City was malnourished but wasn't injured or killed by humans.
The whale is part of an endangered species known as finback or fin whales. It was severely emaciated but clinging to life when it was discovered Wednesday stranded at Breezy Point, a Queens community hit hard by Superstorm Sandy.
Volunteer firefighters sprayed water on the whale as it sat halfway out of the Jamaica Bay water. The whale drifted out of sight at high tide and came ashore dead Thursday.
Marine officials said Friday the whale was malnourished and had lesions in its stomach and kidneys. The cause of its death won't be determined until testing comes back on tissue samples.
The whale is being buried.
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to my world of paranoia.
Consider yourself warned.
Goodnight, Nightvale. Goodnight.
placebo (pləˈsiːbəʊ)
n, pl -bos or -boes
1. Latin for 'I will please' .
@placeboworld You did please. .
#liveinathens (at Peace and Friendship Stadium)
have you ever read something that killed you inside? like a text message or someone's status. everything was going fine until you accidentally came across something you didn't want to read. or you found out something you were better off not knowing. it's almost as if it was posted just to purposely hurt you. but you constantly read it over and over again to torture yourself.
… and why is everyone wearing them??
Introducing Circle Video: G+ Meets YouTube
New video!
I'm super excited to be one of the prototypes for Google+'s next big integration with YouTube. I think this is gonna be a huge step for online video. Share the news if you're excited!!
*sweats nerviously*
uhm guys so like I kinda really like photography and made a blog (no i'm not that great, still learning and so on)
but if any of you want to check it out/reblog a picture if you like one, that'd be very nice
or just tell me how you find it idk that'd be nice
Yo. You heard the girl.
He looks so done in the last gif
I've rebloged this 13 times and I will continue to do so for so many.
Rule 1: always post the rules
Rule 2: always answer the questions the person who tagged you asked and write your questions
Rule 3: tag 11 people
Rule 4: actually tell them you tagged them
1. Do you have any pets and can you take a picture of them? If not what would you like to have?
Yes, I do. SURPRISE! I bet you didn't know that. :3
Here's my cat, Nala
Here's my dog, Murat (I didn't name him)
and here's the man of my life, Dusty. I did name that one. But I don't have any pwoper photos of him, so sorry Dusty. He stays at my parents' house, don't know if it still counts.
He looks so much better than this.
This one probably doesn't count. He's my grandma's dog actually, but you know, he stays at my family's house and he's just so cute, so here's a picture of Rudy.
2.What's one book you really want to read soon?
How to Fall in Love by Cecelia Ahern, but I haven't bought it yet. From the ones I've already bought, I can't wait to read Paulo Coelho's "Like the Flowing River".
3.Top 3 places you want to visit and why.
- Norway or Greenland or wherever I have to go to watch Aurora. Because Aurora.
- Spain. I like Spain. I don't know why.
- England. Anywhere in England, because my life seems to be ruined by products of this awful land.
4.A quote, not necessarily your most favourite ever, but just something you'd like to share with more people. (could be from a book, a song, just a thought, anything)
Can I share a word? Can I just say "Mamihlapinatapei?"
5. If you could make anything/anyone appear in your room right now, what/who would it be?
Anything: My Young Animal Hearts copy that I seem to have misplaced somehow. It's back at my parents' house. It's away from me. I was holding it and know I can't. But I whined enough about this already and my mom will probably find it soon. So, maybe I should ask for a Canon EOS 600D?
Anyone: Most likely you :3 You could stay here for some time and meet my awesome friends, they're coming here in 5 days.
Just promise you won't dump my friendship for theirs, cause they ARE pretty awesome.
My questions/ tasks:
- Do you play any musical instruments? If not, what would you like to play?
- Grab the book nearest to you and flip to page 42. Pick the second sentence of the second paragraph. Use three words of the sentence to write a short poem. (Good luck with that.)
- If you had a time-machine, which era would you go back to, fashion-wise?
- Do you sleep with a plushie, a certain pillow/blanket? If yes, take a picture of it.
- What qualities do you search for, in a friend?
I am tagging literaturer, nickigreed, christiannamystery
and nobody else because I don't want to get kicked. But if nickpiripiri, taki-kawaii, harrypotterexpert and abazingagleek want to do this, consider yourselves tagged. :3
Oh. I am also demanding that kiwious answers my questions too.
♥ andreschurles book + film giveaway ♥
i) You must be following me - andreschurles - as I wouldn't like to give the prizes to someone who isn't following me.
ii) This giveaway is open WORLDWIDE.
iii) You can enter by reblogging this post - likes DO NOT count, but you may like it for further reference.
iv) The giveaway ends at 12.00pm, March the 1st 2014.
v) As a winner you need to be comfortable with giving me your address so I can ship the book to you.
vi) The winners may choose TWO BOOKS and ONE FILM + the first Url to be drawn out also will recieve Elizabeth's medallion from the pirates of the caribbean. There will be 13 winners altogether.
vii) This giveaway must have around 1,000 reblogs for me to consider giving the prizes away due to the expense of postage.
Every item in the images up above are in the giveway, so good luck and may the odds be ever in your favour ♥
Tagged by the lovely kiwious
Rules: In a text post, list ten books that have stayed with you in some way. Don't take but a few minutes, and don't think too hard — they don't have to be the "right" or "great" works, just the ones that have touched you. Tag ten friends, including me, so I'll see your list. Make sure you let your friends know you've tagged them.
- Η ζωγραφιά της Χριστίνας: Το βιβλίο που δε διάβαζε κανείς - Ευγένιος Τριβιζάς
- Γιούσουρι στην τσέπη - Λότη Πέτροβιτς Ανδρουτσοπούλου
- The Perks of Being A Wallflower - Stephen Chbosky
- The Little Prince - Antoine de Saint-Exupery
- The Time of My Life - Cecelia Ahern
- An Abundance of Katherines - John Green
- The Book of Tomorrow - Cecelia Ahern
- The Gift - Cecelia Ahern
- Paper Towns - John Green
- When Nietzsche Wept - Irvin D. Yalom
I tag literaturer, dans-pants, nickigreed (who will probably not do this, but send me a message), christiannamystery, nickpiripiri ,taki-kawaii, harrypotterexpert and abazingagleek.
Most importantly: you're stronger than you think.

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Le Magazine Fèvres (spécialisé dans le domaine de la transformation du minerai en métal et du métal en objet) dédie son 50ème numéro à l'Art nouveau et la ferronnerie et aborde notamment le travail du fer d'Antoni Gaudi (article écrit par Luis Gueilburt, l'un de nos membres de Melilla) et de Victor Horta mais aussi son importance pour l'Ecole de Nancy.
Architectural experts are to meet in Venice to discuss the restoration of Glasgow School of Art's (GSA) Mackintosh library, which was destroyed in a fire in May.
The art school will host two meetings to explore key questions around the rebuilding of the unique library, one in the Italian city in October and the second in Glasgow next spring.
The Venice symposium will feature keynote speakers, while figures from fields such as architecture and heritage will be invited to attend. The event, on October 18, is taking place in Querini Stampalia during the 2014 International Venice Architecture Biennale. Members of the public will also be able to attend.
It will be aligned with the Scotland + Venice programme presented by Reiach and Hall as part of a residency at the UK Pavilion during the biennale.


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Before & After: Laura's "Simple & Cheap" Ottoman Redo
Laura, a regular Apartment Therapy reader was on the hunt for an affordable ottoman. When nothing suitable turned up, she took matters into her own hands and went the DIY route. Here is her story...and the great looking finished results…
Laura writes: I wanted to share my simple and cheap ottoman makeover. After hunting for a large upholstered ottoman for months, I got frustrated that I couldn't find anything for less than $800 and decided to give up on finding something in the stores. I found a cheap ottoman on craigslist for $40, purchased 1.5 yards of fabric for $15 and got wood legs from Home Depot and stained them for about $30. I stapled the fabric on, used a button kit from Joann Fabric to button tuft the top, and then used fabric fuse to secure the edges so my kids wouldn't wreck it in two days. So far it is holding up well against a 1.5 and 3.5 year old - who love to jump to and from the couch. And I saved about $700 that I can now spend somewhere else in the house!
Thanks, Laura!
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Beautifully done, and worthy of being featured,
AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME. this is the kind of before and after i WANT to see.
Gorgeous! Does she have a tutorial by any chance?
Very nice job! Looks fantastic!
holy wow, that's good.
Excellent! Gorgeous 'after'!
We're in the market for an ottoman about that size, and are certainly not prepared to spend a ton of money. We'll think about going this route for sure!
Impressive! Well done, Laura.
I found an ottoman at a furniture resale shop that I recovered in an afternoon. After putting the thing back together, I realized it was pretty much a bunch of 2x4's with legs, batting, and fabric. It was more convenient to just pay the $15 at the store for it, but if you've got some scrap lying around and a handy person in your household, I can't see building your own too much more trouble.
yayyy! beautiful!
Love it!
Great transformation!
Excellent work! Good job! :-D
Sweeet! I spent just under $200 for my large square damask-patterned ottoman, mainly because I've tried buttoning before and wanted to stab my eyes out. Good on ya.
It's gorgeous!
you win for the best before and after. The legs are fantastic!
I did the same thing on a little smaller scale years ago. It's easy and affordable and can be made with just about any type of material. I've included a link to making one from a coffee table, but you can do the same thing with thick plywood and legs from HD or anywhere.
Great job! Good for you for doing it yourself, and saving a bundle.
Simply A.W.E.S.O.M.E.!
Along the same lines, I made a window seat bench by taking an unused but sturdy coffee table, cutting some three inch foam to fit the top, and stapling fabric over it, mitering the corners like making a bed. If I ever want the coffee table back, it's just a matter of pulling the staples. (Be sure the legs of the table are strong enough for sitting: my table is oak and has big legs.)
OH nice! Why didn't I think of that? I actually have a "nice" ottoman, but my dog has eaten a few of the buttons off, so the tufting is undone. (He thought they were snacks.) I could just recover the whole thing using staples (sans the buttons.)
good job, laura, really beautiful!
this looks great, way better than my solution of throwing a run over my old one.
love it! Great work.
Well done. It looks great! After seeing this I spent way too long searching through CL for an ottoman that I could do this to.
I feel like I should warn you to watch your kids with those buttons. A few days after I finished reupholstering a chair my two year old pulled really hard on one of the buttons and popped it off. It is pretty much impossible to fix it without taking the whole thing apart and has been unattractively attached with a safety pin every since. Ugh. So make sure they're attached really well!
I wish I knew someone like you to do this for me. This is fantastic.
Where did you get the feet? Last time someone modified an ikea couch with tapered feet and said they were from a hardware storejust any old hardware store would have cute replacement feet?
love the fabric! where'd you find it?
Fab in every respect! Go Laura!
Very, very nice!
I have long believed that there is some ottoman cartel who practice extreme forms of collusion to inflate prices. Ottomans are one of the most simple pieces of furniture but just seem seem to be impossible to find inexpensively. I plan to make one ... one day.
love this...such a fun fabric
Very beautiful!
OMG !!!! AWESOME. In New York City an upholsterer would charge you about $200 or more ! for just the labor and you would still have to buy the fabric and legs. And look, you did a great and very professional looking job on your own. MAGNFIQUE. And that is a REALLY nice fabric.
uh, WOW!!
Very neat project! I might have to keep my eye out on Craigslist now.
The fabric is gorgeous indeed!
If you are still looking for its name it's Anna Maria Horner Innocent Crush Home Dec Woodcut- Saffron.
Going to upholster my ottoman right away!


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thank you for the feedback. now that you mention it, i probably should do something about the water labels. I was orignally going to do them with the same blood effect as the land labels, but I just couldn't get it to look right, and I was moderately happy with this.
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George R. Payne, a 35-year resident of Wyandanch and formerly of Copiague, died March 9, 2004 at Brunswick Hospital Center, Amityville. He was 84 years old.
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i hope i die playing chicken. i hope its the middle of the night, friends laughing and cursing, im sitting in the middle of the road and the person swerves into the road and theyre desperately trying somewhere that you dont need to be in the middle of the night. They don't see me, ill throw a last laugh to my friends and turn to see headlights, theyll yell, the person in the car will notice too late, it will hurt a lot. They have to scrape my body off the pavement, my friends are traumatized, crying on each other and police officers that they yelled, theyre just stupid. they'll share a bond, remember that time our friend got hit by a car, when we were there, when we watched and saw the bones break and the blood ooze out.
i want to traumatize you, like you and all the other people have traumatized me, i want you to know what getting laughed at for being too scared to get out of bed feels like, i want your friends to give you glass eyes when you tell them what youve done. i want you to hurt and wonder if this hole in your chest will ever fill up and find out eventually it never will.
ive found some very beautiful short stories, i dont want to do my homework, i dont want to wake up tomorrow
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Definition of urushiol in English:
urushiolLine breaks: uru¦shiol
Pronunciation: /ʊˈruːʃɪɒl /
noun[mass noun] Biochemistry
An oily liquid which is the main constituent of Japanese lacquer and is responsible for the irritant properties of poison ivy and other plants. It consists of a mixture of catechol derivatives.
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- All parts of the poison ivy plant produce the oily irritating agent, urushiol.
- Poison ivy, poison oak, and poison sumac all contain the same allergic irritant: urushiol.
- Unfortunately, the study also found that carbon dioxide-enhanced poison ivy boasts a stronger strain of urushiol, which may prove even more poisonous to humans.
early 20th century: from Japanese urushi 'Japanese lacquer' + -ol.
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So tomorrow I'm moving to New York.
I have pretty much nothing packed yet.
I have to go to sleep around 7 or 8 PM tonight, but it's 1:30 AM and I'm still awake… so I *might* attempt an all-nighter. (I have only successfully done this once.)
I'm going to miss my Xbox. I probably can't bring it, since I'm moving into an already-occupied room, and I also don't want the temptation to kill zombies when I should be out doing, y'know, real-life stuff. But man, I love Left 4 Dead (and L4D2). I could play it all day. I'll miss ya, zombies.


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MPTV Premieres & Highlights: April 2012
Masterpiece Classic
"Great Expectations, Part 1"
April 1st / 8:00 pm / MPTV HD 10.1 and 36.2
Widely considered one of Dickens' greatest novels, Great Expectations tells the story of Pip, (Douglas Booth) the battered orphan boy, who rises from blacksmith's apprentice to gentleman under the patronage of a mysterious benefactor, who assures him of "great expectations". Also starring Gillian Anderson, David Suchet, Ray Winstone, and Vanessa Kirby.
(1 of 1) (56 min)
Saving The Titanic
April 1st / 9:00 pm / MPTV HD 10.1 and 36.2
The story is told of how a team of shipbuilders and engineers worked below the deck, in the engine and boiler rooms, as they attempted to save the stricken vessel The Titanic, after it struck an iceberg on April 14, 1912. (56 min)
Surviving Disaster
"Eruption at Mount St Helen's"
April 1st / 9:00 pm / MPTV Digital 36.1
This gripping series brings to life the dramatic stories of those involved in some of the greatest catastrophes of our time. When Mount St. Helens erupted in 1980, the lateral blast was so powerful that trees toppled over across a 230 square mile area north of the volcano. This massive eruption devastated the surrounding area and killed 57 people, including volcanologist David Johnston who was monitoring the volcano. Experts explain how scientists are now able to predict possible eruptions within weeks or even days. (1 of 4) (50 min)
American Masters
"Margaret Mitchell: American Rebel"
April 2nd / 8:00 pm / MPTV HD 10.1 and 36.2
Leading historians, biographers and personal friends reveal the complexities of Margaret Mitchell, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author behind Gone With the Wind, one of the world's best-selling novels--adapted into one of the most popular films of all time. Mitchell struggled with the two great issues of her day: the changing role of women and the liberation of African Americans. A charismatic force until her death at age 48, Mitchell rebelled against the stifling social restrictions placed on women: as an unconventional tomboy, a defiant debutante, a brazen flapper, one of Georgia's first female newspaper reporters, and, later, as a philanthropist who risked her life to fund African-American education. (56 min)
Doc Martin
"Preserve The Romance"
April 2nd / 8:00 pm / MPTV Digital 36.1
Dr. Martin Ellingham (Martin Clunes) struggles to come to terms with fatherhood and his estranged partner, Louisa Glasson (Caroline Catz). He soon begins to have serious doubts about the competency of the new doctor, Di Dibbs (Joanna Scanlan) after she misdiagnoses a patient, and dishes out prescriptions for totally inappropriate drugs. (1 of 8) (46 min)
American Masters
"Harper Lee: Hey Boo"
April 2nd / 9:00 pm / MPTV HD 10.1 and 36.2
American Masters explores the mysterious life of Harper Lee, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of To Kill a Mockingbird. Lee's friends and family, including her centenarian sister Alice, detail her rise from small-town Alabama girl to famous author, her tumultuous friendship with Truman Capote, and the origin of her most memorable characters. The documentary also explores the context and history of the novel's Deep South setting and the social changes it inspired after publication and through the film starring Gregory Peck. (86 min)
Fish Fry Night Milwaukee
April 2nd / 9:00 pm / MPTV Digital 36.1
Filmmaker Ron Faiola visits some of Milwaukee's most popular, historic and unique fish fry places, to see the people who make them and enjoy them. (56 min)
"Amazed and Afraid: The Revelation of God Become Man"
April 3rd / 10:00 pm / MPTV HD 10.1 and 36.2
Father Robert Barron tells the story of Catholicism around the world. He journeys to the mysterious and sacred sites of the Holy Land. From Caesarea Phillipi, to the Sea of Galilee, to Jerusalem and finally to the eternal city of Rome. Fr. Barron illuminates the Catholic Faith's conviction that Jesus of Nazareth is the promised Messiah and the revelation of God become man in Christ. (1 of 4) (56 min)
Grand Coulee Dam: American Experience
April 3rd / 7:00 pm / MPTV HD 10.1 and 36.2
The Grand Coulee Dam played a central role in transforming the Northwest when it was completed in March 1941. It helped turn the barren deserts of central Washington into rich farmland. But the dam also deprived the native people who lived along the Columbia River access to their most important resource-salmon. The men and women who lived and worked at Grand Coulee and the native people whose lives were changed, as well as historians and engineers, explain how this technological achievement impacted the environment and people. (86 min)
Panama Canal: American Experience
April 3rd / 8:30 pm / MPTV HD 10.1 and 36.2
Using an extraordinary archive of photographs and footage, interviews with canal workers and firsthand accounts of life in the Canal zone, this film unravels the story of one of the world's most significant technological achievements. (86 min)
Nazi Hunters
"The Hunt for Martin Bormann"
April 5th / 9:00 pm / MPTV HD 10.1 and 36.2
In 1988, the DNA testing of a skull belonging to one of Hitler's confidants generated controversial findings. The skull was full of a red clay only found in Paraguay. Where did the Nazi go and how was his body returned to Germany? (2 of 13) (51 min)
Shalom Sesame: It's Passover, Grover!
April 6th / 12:00 pm / MPTV HD 10.1 and 36.2
It's almost time to celebrate Passover and there is no horseradish to be found. Grover, Anneliese and Avigail put their heads together to track it down, but things get tricky when there is an Oofnik involved! (28 min)
Jazz at Birch Creek
April 6th / 8:00 pm / MPTV HD 10.1 and 36.2
Birch Creek Music Performance Center is a summer music school in Door County, Wisconsin, for advanced young musicians. Students are taught by nationally-known performers and educators during the day, and perform alongside them in concerts at night. This special features a live Jazz concert recorded at the center, with songs by Duke Ellington, Frank Foster and others. (86 min)
Exhale: Core Fusion
"Turned Out & Parallel Thigh"
April 7th / 6:00 am / MPTV Digital 36.1
The Core Fusion method combines Pilates, the Lotte Berk Method, yoga, and dance into one full body workout. Experts show how to tone and tighten your thighs and glutes. (1 of 13) (25 min)
Autism: We Thought You'd Never Ask
April 7th / 7:30 am / MPTV Digital 36.1
Six adults with autism talk about their thoughts and feelings in ways that are revealing, touching and surprising. Their powerful words illustrate why they are the truest "autism experts" we have. (28 min)
Whisper - The Silent Crisis of Ovarian Cancer
April 8th / 11:30 pm / MPTV Digital 36.1
Ovarian cancer survivor and host Sharon Blynn takes viewers on an amazing journey from diagnosis to empowerment against staggering odds. (26 min)
Great Performances at the Met
"Don Giovanni"
April 8th / 3:00 pm / MPTV Digital 36.1
Principal Conductor Fabio Luisi leads his first Met performances of Mozart's Don Giovanni in a production directed by Tony Award-winner Michael Grandage in his Met debut. The classic tale of lust, heartbreak, and revenge stars charismatic Polish baritone Mariusz Kwiecien in his first-ever Met performances of the notorious title character. Latvian soprano Marina Rebeka and German soprano Mojca Erdmann make their Met debuts as two of Giovanni's female conquests, Donna Anna and Zerlina, opposite distinguished Mozartean Barbara Frittoli as the fiery Donna Elvira. Tenor Ramon Vargas sings the role of Donna Anna's fiance, the nobleman Don Ottavio, and bass-baritone Luca Pisaroni is Giovanni's hapless manservant Leporello. Joshua Bloom sings the shepherd Masetto and Stefan Koc�n is the vengeful Commendatore. (176 min)
In The Americas with David Yetman
"Day of the Dead: A Mexican Celebration"
April 8th / 6:30 pm / MPTV Digital 36.1
David Yetman takes a fresh look at the lands that make up much of the Western Hemisphere. Each country contains landscapes, peoples, and history that have not received the attention they deserve on the world stage. In the first of ten programs, Yetman visits Oaxaca, Mexico, to learn how many Native American groups in pre-Conquest Mexico celebrated one day each year when their deceased ancestors would return to visit them--El Dia de los Muertos. This ancient tradition has become the state of Oaxaca's most important celebration. (1 of 10) (26 min)
Independent Lens
"Being Elmo: A Puppeteer's Journey"
April 9th / 8:00 pm / MPTV HD 10.1 and 36.2
Whoopi Goldberg narrates the story of the man behind one of the world's most adored and recognizable characters - a furry red monster named Elmo. As a teenager growing up in Baltimore in the 1970s, Kevin Clash's dream was to be part of Jim Henson's team, the creative force responsible for delivering the magic of SESAME STREET. Filmmaker Constance Marks explores Clash's story in vivid detail and chronicles the meteoric rise of Jim Henson in the process. (86 min)
Titanic with Len Goodman
April 10th / 7:00 pm / MPTV HD 10.1 and 36.2
Len Goodman, a judge on "Dancing with the Stars," discovers how the impact of the Titanic disaster is still felt a century after the ship sank. Before he was a dancer, Goodman was a welder for Harland and Woolf, the company that built the Titanic in Belfast. Goodman worked for the same company 50 years later, at their yard in East London. Goodman explores the ship's legacy and learns how stories are still unfolding as Goodman meets the modern-day descendants to learn how, the Titanic's legacy lives on. (56 min)
"Deadliest Tornadoes"
April 11th / 8:00 pm / MPTV HD 10.1 and 36.2
In April 2011, the worst tornado outbreak in decades left a trail of destruction across the U.S., killing more than 340 people. Why was there such an extreme outbreak? NOVA looks at the science behind the April outbreak, meeting those affected and the scientists trying to predict tornadoes and understand whether this outbreak relates to global climate change. (56 min)
America Revealed
"Food Machine"
April 11th / 9:00 pm / MPTV HD 10.1 and 36.2
Technology expert and communications attorney Yul Kwon (winner of "Survivor: Cook Islands") uncovers what makes America work, by tracing the movements and communications that miraculously come together to manufacture goods, transport people and materials, grow tons of food and power our increasingly tech-savvy nation. (1 of 4) (56 min)
Midsomer Murders
"Garden of Death, Part 1"
April 12th / 8:00 pm / MPTV Digital 36.1
A commercial decision to turn Midsomer Deverell's memorial garden into a tea shop proves to be a fatal mistake for some members of the Inkpen family. When Fliss Inkpen is found brutally murdered in the garden, Barnaby (John Nettles) launches an investigation which unearths more than mere local hostility. (1 of 10) (47 min)
Art in the Twenty-First Century
April 13th / 8:00 pm / MPTV HD 10.1 and 36.2
Through in-depth profiles and interviews, this series reveals the inspiration, vision and techniques behind the creative works of some of the most accomplished contemporary artists. The works and techniques of artists Ai Weiwei, El Anatsui and Catherine Opie are featured. (56 min)
Movie: The French Lieutenant's Woman
April 14th / 7:00 pm / MPTV Digital 36.1
The relationship of two actors (Meryl Streep, Jeremy Irons) in a movie production parallels that of the Victorian characters they are portraying. Also starring: Leo McKern. (123 min)
B organic with Michele Beschen
"Green - Inside and Out"
April 15th / 12:04 pm / MPTV Digital 36.1
Michele asks her friend Ernie to share a delicious dish that utilizes some of the native weeds common to a lot of our backyards. He even tosses in a few "helicopters" off the maple tree. They present tips on what to look for, how and when to harvest and other guidelines that help keep foraging safe and delicious! (25 min)
A Sense of Wonder
April 15th / 3:00 pm / MPTV Digital 36.1
This documentary-style film depicts pioneering environmentalist Rachel Carson, author of controversial book Silent Spring, in the final year of her life. Struggling with cancer, Carson recounts with both humor and anger the attacks by the chemical industry, the government and the press as she focuses her limited energy to get her message to Congress and the American people. (56 min)
Masterpiece Classic
"The Mystery of Edwin Drood"
April 15th / 8:00 pm / MPTV HD 10.1 and 36.2
An adaptation and completion of Charles Dickens' last novel left unfinished at the halfway mark at his death, "The Mystery of Edwin Drood" is a psychological thriller about a provincial choirmaster's obsession with 17-year-old Rosa Bud, and the lengths he will go to attain her. The cast includes Matthew Rhys (Brothers & Sisters) and Julia MacKenzie (Miss Marple). (116 min)
William and Kate: Into The Future
April 16th / 9:00 pm / MPTV HD 10.1 and 36.2
The April 2011 royal wedding marked the beginning of William and Kate's new role together as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. The couple's future promises to be a life very different from the days of their university romance. A glimpse is taken into that new life and what it promises to hold. (48 min)
Natural World: Wild Indonesia
"Island Castaways"
April 16th / 9:00 pm / MPTV Digital 36.1
Strung along 5,000 kilometres of the Equator, between Asia and Australia, Indonesia's 17,000 islands make up the largest and most varied archipelago on earth. From freezing glaciers to coral reefs, orangutans to Komodo dragons, the sheer diversity of landscapes and life defies the imagination. The story is told of one of the world's most fascinating regions and its magical wildlife. (1 of 3) (49 min)
Teen Connection
"Youth Concussion"
April 17th / 7:00 pm / MPTV HD 10.1 and 36.2
Richland Center High School student Brock Rosenkranz who suffered ten concussions over three years is profiled. Concussions are serious brain injuries that can occur without loss of consciousness. Other teens, a trainer, physician, coach and parent talk about recognizing and managing concussions. The Wisconsin state Senate (March 13, 2012) overwhelmingly passed a bill that would require the Department of Public Instruction and the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association to educate young athletes, their parents and their coaches about concussions. (56 min)
Hoover Dam: American Experience
April 17th / 8:00 pm / MPTV HD 10.1 and 36.2
Rising more than 700 feet above the raging waters of the Colorado River, it was called one of the greatest engineering works in history. Hoover Dam, built during the Great Depression, drew men desperate for work to a remote and rugged canyon near Las Vegas. There they struggled against brutal heat, choking dust and perilous heights to build a colossus of concrete that brought electricity and water to millions, transforming the American Southwest. (56 min)
"River of No Return"
April 18th / 7:00 pm / MPTV HD 10.1 and 36.2
Deep in the untamed heart of Idaho lies the Frank Church - River of No Return Wilderness, part of the largest roadless area left in the lower 48 States. This 2.5 million-acre wilderness is larger than Yellowstone, yet most people have never even heard of it. This is the place where a young couple, Isaac and Bjornen Babcock, choose to spend a year-long honeymoon. But what begins as a romantic adventure becomes something of much greater consequence for both of them--a story that will change their lives. (56 min)
Front Row Center
"T-Bone Burnett Presents: The Secret Sisters w/ Elvis Costello and Jakob Dylan"
April 20th / 9:00 pm / MPTV HD 10.1 and 36.2
The Secret Sisters, singing siblings Laura and Lydia Rogers, showcase their beautiful harmonies and classic country/folk sound while performing originals from their recent self-titled album as well as some of their favorite covers. They are joined by legendary guests T-Bone Burnett, Elvis Costello and Jakob Dylan. (1 of 10) (56 min)
Smart Health
"Pain Pill Epidemic/New Diabetes Vaccine/Gluten Free"
April 21st / 7:30 am / MPTV Digital 36.1
Prescription drug abuse is at epidemic levels in Florida. A sobering perspective is offered from a medical examiner. Clinical trials are underway for a vaccine that could make a real difference for young people 10 to 20 years old with diabetes. It is hoped to help Type 1 diabetics preserve their ability to make insulin, and perhaps even one day provide an immunization against the disease. Health experts explain what gluten is, and explain who needs to be concerned about it. (2 of 10) (27 min)
Grand Coulee Dam: American Experience
April 21st / 10:30 pm / MPTV Digital 36.1
The Grand Coulee Dam played a central role in transforming the Northwest when it was completed in March 1941. It helped turn the barren deserts of central Washington into rich farmland. But the dam also deprived the native people who lived along the Columbia River access to their most important resource -- salmon. The men and women who lived and worked at Grand Coulee and the native people whose lives were changed, as well as historians and engineers, explain how this technological achievement impacted the environment and people. (86 min)
Movie: The Great Train Robbery (1979)
April 21st / 7:00 pm / MPTV Digital 36.1
Michael Crichton directed this adaptation of his novel chronicling the first robbery of a moving train in 1855. Starring: Sean Connery, Donald Sutherland, Lesley-Anne Down. (110 min)
Auction Major Gifts 2012
April 21st / 9:00 pm / MPTV Digital 36.1
An exciting preview of merchandise up for bid as part of MPTV's annual auction, April 27-May 5. Highlights include original artwork, collectibles, antiques, jewelry, vacation & leisure packages, sports equipment, furniture, oriental carpets, workshop tools, and much more. (26 min)
Energy Quest USA - Earth: The Operator's Manual
April 22nd / 3:00 pm / MPTV Digital 36.1
Host Richard Alley presents examples of American states and cities tapping new sources of energy and implementing policies to promote sustainability: Alaska, Kansas, Baltimore, Maryland, Fort Worth, Texas and Portland, Oregon. (56 min)
Last of the Summer Wine
"Ordeal By Trousers"
April 22nd / 5:00 pm / MPTV HD 10.1 and 36.2
Ivy and Nora are looking for volunteers for the church concert, and, suspicious about the truthfulness of Foggy's war stories. Compo and Clegg use an old school challenge to root out liars on him. (29 min)
Masterpiece Classic
"Birdsong, Part 1"
April 22nd / 8:00 pm / MPTV HD 10.1 and 36.2
Lovers are torn apart by World War I in this adaptation of Sebastian Faulk's best-selling novel. Eddie Redmayne (The Pillars of the Earth) stars as Englishman Stephen Wraysford, whose pre-war affair in France with Isabelle Azaire (Clemence Poesy, Harry Potter) has an enduring effect on him amid the shellfire of the Western Front in 1916. (1 of 2) (86 min)
Rudy Maxa's World: Escape to French Polynesia
April 24th / 10:00 pm / MPTV HD 10.1 and 36.2
(56 min)
Braves New World
April 24th / 11:00 pm / MPTV HD 10.1 and 36.2
In 1953, the Boston Braves became the first major league team in 50 years to relocate. They made their home in Milwaukee, and in 13 seasons, they never experienced a losing season. Award-winning documentary producer William Povletich captures the history, drama, excitement, and surprises the Milwaukee Braves had in Milwaukee and the world of baseball. Povletich is a Wisconsin native and UW-Oshkosh graduate. He is also the author of "When the Braves of Bushville Ruled Baseball" for the Wisconsin Magazine of History, and "Milwaukee Braves: Heroes and Heartbreak from the Wisconsin Historical Society Press". (56 min)
In Performance at the White House
"Country Music"
April 25th / 9:00 pm / MPTV Digital 36.1
President and Mrs. Obama host this music special celebrating Country Music in the East Room of the White House. Superstars from the world of country, perform songs that have proven themselves eternal. (56 min)
Great TV Auction 2012
April 27th / 5:00 pm / MPTV HD 10.1 and 36.2
New merchandise, certificates, services, art, antiques, and collectibles are auctioned off to support MPTV. Tune in, bid via phone, or online at greattvauction.com. The auction is also streamed via MPTV.org. (420 min)
Art in the Twenty-First Century
April 27th / 9:00 pm / MPTV Digital 36.1
Artists Glenn Ligon, Mary Reid Kelley and Marina Abramovic play with historical events, explore and expose commonly held assumptions about historic "truth" and create narratives based on personal experiences. (3 of 4) (56 min)
Masterpiece Classic
"Birdsong, Part 2"
April 29th / 8:00 pm / MPTV Digital 36.1
Stephen (Eddie Redmayne) and his men go over the top in one of the bloodiest battles ever recorded, the Battle of the Somme. Will he survive and will he be reunited with Isabelle (Clemence Poesy, Harry Potter), the Frenchwoman he loved before the war? (2 of 2) (86 min)


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Wimbledon Day 4 Preview
Published June 22, 2011 09:26
Thursday, Second Round
Centre Court
[3] Li Na (CHN #4) vs. [WC] Sabine Lisicki (GER #62)
Head-to-Head: Lisicki leads 1-0
Lisicki lost the first four grass court matches of her career but has since won 11 of her 12 matches on the surface, reaching the quarters here two years ago, winning Birmingham two weeks ago and defeating Anastasija Sevastova in the first round this week. Indeed, the 21-year-old has put together a remarkable run of late, considering she was sidelined by an ankle injury for five months in 2010, and has also been dealing with gluten intolerance issues. Before Miami she was outside the Top 200, but after her emotional triumph at the AEGON Classic she is back well inside the Top 100, and showing the kind of form that had her knocking on the door of the Top 20 in 2009. This resurgence has included a win over Li at Stuttgart in May, and today she promises to test the French Open champion's Wimbledon prospects to the limit.
No.1 Court
[WC] Laura Robson (GBR #254) vs. [5] Maria Sharapova (RUS #6)
Head-to-Head: First meeting
For the second major in a row, Sharapova has drawn a local 17-year-old wildcard in the second round; no doubt she'll be hoping for an easier time today than her outing in Paris, where she trailed Caroline Garcia by a set and 4-1. The junior champion here in 2008, Robson's first round defeat of Angelique Kerber marked her first Grand Slam main draw win, and just her second victory at WTA level; the home fans will do their best to boost the youngster, but given the gulf in experience, she faces a big task against a player some consider the title frontrunner this fortnight. Sharapova has, in fact, fallen in the second round at the All England Club in two of the last three years; while another upset seems unlikely, Robson's lefty game has the potential to give the Russian plenty to think about.
No.2 Court
Elena Baltacha (GBR #68) vs. [20] Peng Shuai (CHN #20)
Head-to-Head: Peng leads 1-0
Peng missed Wimbledon last year due to illness, one of the low points in a season riddled by injury and various ailments. But in 2011 she has been a revelation, reaching the final at Brussels, as well as two semis and three quarterfinals, building a 40-15 record coming into this match (and rising more than 50 ranking places). Playing with two hands off both sides, her game adapts neatly to grass, but the newest member of the Top 20 will need to be at her sharpest against feisty Baltacha today. On the health front Baltacha has endured more than most, but at the age of 27 has established herself as a strong national No.1. While she won't go into this match as favorite, she will rightly see this as an opportunity to make a splash at her home Slam.
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Serena Williams, seeded No.7, plays young Romanian Simona Halep first up on No.2 Court. Later, top seed Caroline Wozniacki plays Virginie Razzano on the same stage. Sixth seed Francesca Schiavone tackles Barbora Zahlavova Strycova on Court 3, where ninth seeded Marion Bartoli will face Lourdes Domínguez Lino. Ana Ivanovic, seeded 18th, plays tricky Greek wildcard Eleni Daniilidou on Court 12. Jarmila Gajdosova, the No.28 seed, plays Andrea Hlavackova on Court 16.


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- Tea Dress
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- Polka dots are forever stylish and this beautiful dress is the perfect showcase. Featuring a flattering v-neckline, three-quarter length sleeves and a tie-back waistband, the classic shape will create a streamline silhouette that can be dressed up or down with ease. Add statement jewellery and heels for a stylish evening look.
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Doing color on boards is much easier now on the computer.
Back when each story sketch was drawn on paper, it was important to find a simplified way to add color so that you could get through several panels and not have it slow you down too much. I don't use color a lot but it helps "pop" drawings. It'll draw your eye to a story point. Color can set a mood or assist in telling a gag. I've mostly used color with songs or with comedy. And I'll try to use only one or two colors, just to keep it simple.
Here's a few of my sketches from Hercules.


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The Identity of the Post-Jeter Yankees
It won't be drastically different than their identity right now, in 2014.
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It won't be drastically different than their identity right now, in 2014.
He made it official today.
"We don't like them, plain and simple."
"I just want to say to all the young ladies out there, Tucker is very single."
He dropped 70 spots overnight in one projection.
The top draft prospect says, "I'm not afraid to tell the world who I am."
The Yankees third baseman has withdrawn his lawsuit against MLB.
Welcome to Russia!
The Seahawks won in a blowout.
Mayor Bill de Blasio and Dante will watch the game on TV.
In his defense, they were booing him pretty loudly.
On the street with the ticket hustlers, who hate the cold.
Superbowl is awful.
It apparently wasn't all that hard.
Tourists: Do not miss the Vince Lombardi Service Area.
Images from the day.
Watch the GIF over and over again to feel the pain of Knicks fans.
So much for the plan to get under $189 million.
"New York/New Jersey MetroStars" is a mouthful.


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I'm no beauty queen,
I'm just beautiful me
currently on break
i'll be back soon
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" I finally meet a guy who likes me for me… and I'm not even me. "
I finally found a guy who likes me for me but I'm not even me
"Monte Carlo is a romantic comedy film, staring Selena Gomez (Grace), Leighton Meester (Meg) and Katie Cassidy (Emma)as three friends use their savings to go on a trip to Paris. During their trip Grace (Selena Gomez) is mistaken for Cordilia (a wealthy Heiress) and the three play along posing as wealthy socialites. The three then visit Monte Carlo and their vacation becomes a mis-adventure of mistaken identify, confusion and glamour."
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NI Massive Step Invasion – 315 Massive Presets for D'n'B, Dubstep & Drumstep
Posted on 30th January, by SteveF in NI Massive Sounds. No Comments
We are back to unleash our 2nd NI Massive pack to get your speakers exploding with the heaviest sound set on the planet, so get ready for the sonic invasion!
Designing an NI Massive Vocal Growl Bass for Dubstep and Dn'B
Posted on 11th October, by SteveF in Tutorials for Massive, Video. No Comments
This tutorial comes compliments of yet another MassiveSynth community member! It shows you how to create a wicked NI Massive vocal growl bass that is perfect for dubstep and Dn'B.
How to Make a Noisia Style Reese Bass in NI Massive
Posted on 24th April, by SteveF in Tutorials for Massive, Video. 1 Comment
We have had a lot of requests lately for some Reese bass tutorials for NI Massive, and this one of a good look at how to create a Nosia style Reese for your projects!
Dubstep & Drum'n'Bass Bank – 115 sounds
Posted on 10th September, by Steve Foulds in NI Massive Sounds. 1 Comment
BHK Samples and Industrial Strength present 115 amazing sounding NI Massive sounds for producers of Dubstep and Drum'n'Bass.
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The Society of Professional Journalists has selected CBS 5's Toxic Secrets series as the Sigma Delta Chi Award winner for large-market investigative journalism.
CBS 5 Investigates' Tammy Leitner, David L. Paredes and executive producer Kathy Clark produced the series of reports on Agent Orange drums that were secretly buried three decades ago on a U.S. Army base.
CBS 5 also recently won a prestigious George Foster Peabody Award for the Toxic Secrets series.
Click here to see complete coverage of the series.
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Dhigu island in the South Malé Atoll, Maldives
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Another tremendous hat tip to Tea at Trianon!
Has the definition of vulgarity changed over the years? How does it change our behavior? Our actions? Our words? The way we dress? Small bit below, in its entirety here.
"Stupidity and vulgarity are harder to put up with than sin, harder on the nerves."~Flannery O'Connor
Emily Post herself always emphasized that good taste and good manners have nothing to do with money but with sensitivity to the feelings of others by not making ourselves the center of attention. Mrs. Post especially lamented vulgarity in women's clothes and behavior, saying:
Vulgar clothes are those which, no matter what the fashion of the moment may be, are always too elaborate for the occasion; too exaggerated in style, or have accessories out of proportion. People of uncultivated taste are apt to fancy distortions; to exaggerate rather than modify the prevailing fashions.
For example:…The woman of uncultivated taste has no more sense of moderation than the Queen of the Cannibals….She despises sensible clothing; she also despises plain fabrics and untrimmed models. She also cares little (apparently) for staying at home, since she is perpetually seen at restaurants and at every public entertainment. The food she orders is rich, the appearance she makes is rich; in fact, to see her often is like nothing so much as being forced to eat a large amount of butter—plain.
I think it can still be agreed that showing off in any way is vulgar, especially if it has to do with flaunting newly acquired wealth. Also, four letter words are vulgar, as I think most people would agree, as well as public discussions of private bodily functions. We have to remember that everyone is not a voyeur and that many are probably not interested in hearing about what goes on (or does not go on) in our private lives.


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Ball State classes will begin at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, January 28. Burris will be closed all day, and the Indiana Academy will follow the university's adjusted schedule for the day. During this adjusted schedule, university offices and services will operate as normal, and employees should report as normal during this time. Because classes that begin before 11 a.m. represent a very small portion of classes—a little more than 10 percent—faculty are asked to make adjustments to make up for the lost time in accordance with credit hour requirements.
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Small business-focused cloud and iPad-centric accounting software developer Kashoo Inc. has upgraded to its iPad app with over 100 new features, ranging from streamlined reports and faster invoice generation to an emphasized reduction in the number of taps it takes customers to accomplish any accounting task.
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This hotel has a great location being only a couple of minutes' walk from the main sights. It has a secure garage, the staff are pleasant, the rooms are clean and spacious. The air-conditioning is good and the wi-fi works well. Recommended.
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