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The perfect family in every way. Nothing touches this.
Don't know why it took us so long to get this up. XD We've known it for forever.
The Cassim Family
"It really bothers me that the Jungle Book didn't show the relationship between Mowgli and his wolf family. Rama calls him "my own son" but they are never mentioned again after the beginning of the movie."
I'm making them tonight, so they'll be up tomorrow.
Good evening. How are you sir?
I'm doing just fine, thank you. Although the clouds are being rather meddlesome at the moment, but other than that I'm wonderful. I don't believe we've been properly introduced….
Really? I have to say i'm glad you didn't Albert, or i'd be out of a job.
Yes well, that wouldn't be good for anyone, would it? Because I love my job, and I'm sure you must love yours. So, what brings you here? To the school I mean?
I certainly do love it. Well what brings any of us to the school? Our spirits I guess. Mine happens to be Rama from the Jungle Book. He isn't really well known.
Not especially, no, but I do know him. That might be one of my favorite Disney movies. Mine's not especially well-known either. It's Doctor Doppler from Treasure Planet.
Are you kidding? Everyone loves Doppler! Treasure Planet was an amzing movie.


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Exeter Chiefs got their Heineken Cup campaign off to an impressive start with a bonus-point 44-29 victory over Cardiff Blues.
But after scoring five tries to lead 36-3 at the break, a 13-man Exeter shipped four tries in the second half to hand the Blues what could be a crucial bonus point of their own.
At one stage Cardiff trailed by just 12 points and threatened to grab a second bonus point - or even a bizarre win - but the Chiefs steadied the ship just in time.
The first-half Blues were absolutely shambolic. In all 19 tackles were missed by the visitors in the opening stanza, as their paper-thin defence was repeatedly scissored apart by Exeter's powerful running game.
Through little more than successive phases the Blues were cut open by Exeter's big carriers; Dave Ewers, Phil Dollman and the outstanding Tom Johnson all finding space.
A sustained passage of running rugby from the home side yielded the game's first try, Exeter using their back-row effectively as Ewers and Johnson launched an 80-metre surge towards the Cardiff line and Johnson who crossed over in the right-hand corner.
Halfpenny added the Blues opening points after Ian Whitten was penalised for holding on but Exeter dominated early possession and territory, Steenson adding three of his own for an 8-3 lead after 20 minutes.
The Chiefs' afternoon got even better when captain Dean Mumm galloped through, the former Wallaby scoring his fourth try in only six matches so far this season as the Blues payed the price for a stolen lineout within their own half.
By the time Matt Jess scampered through almost from the restart, the Blues were already pondering their journey home.
Exeter were hungrier for the ball at the breakdown and played at a ferocious pace to wrap up a try bonus point after half an hour, Fetu'u Vainikolo gliding inside Alex Cuthbert for the fourth try and a 29-3 scoreline.
By the time Ben White flopped over for the Chiefs' fifth try of the first-half, and a 33-point lead, the game was over - or so it seemed.
The one-way ttraffic continued immediately after the break as Whitten sprinted over after being released by Steenson's pass for the sixth try, but just a minute later Lloyd Williams snapped up a loose ball at the side of a ruck and ran in behind the defence.
It was a consolation try the Blues barely deserved, but it did give the Blues a spark. Exeter had controlled the breakdown for so long, but another loose ball out the side handed Robin Copeland a free run to the line as the Blues chased the possibility of a try bonus-point.
The Chiefs were then reduced to 13 men within a minute, as Whitten committed a deliberate knock-on and replacement Sireli Naqelevuki a high tackle. Momentum, dramatically, had swung in the Welsh side's favour.
Cuthbert's calm finish for the Blues' third try turned that 41-3 scoreline into 41-22, Exeter's numerical disadvantage proving crucial as an injury momentarily reduced them to 12 to leave Harry Robinson with plenty of open space to grab that bonus-point score.
A penalty from young replacement Henry Slade calmed any jittering nerves for the Exeter fans, who bizarrely had been left sweating having led by 38 points earlier in the second half.
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World's First Eyeless Spider Discovered in Southeast Asia
Just when scientists think they have discovered and recorded every species of insect that crawls the earth they find something new. Earlier this month, Peter Jager, the head of arachnology at Frankfurt's Senckenberg Research Institute reported the discovery of a unique spider that has adapted to its dark environment by simply doing away with of all of its eight eyes!
The tiny arachnid that sports a leg span of six centimeters and a body size of just twelve millimeters, was found in a cave inside the tiny nation of Laos, in Southeast Asia. It was Identified as a member of the Huntsman spider, a large family that comprises of 1100 species - However, the other members of the family all sport eyes.
The Sinopoda Scurion is the first one that has no eyes. The scientists believe that the reason for the lack of eyes can be attributed to the fact that these spiders spend their entire life inside caves. In the past they have seen other cave-dwelling members of the Huntsman spiders with six or less eyes. They believe that the Sinopoda Scurion have adopted to the fact that they do not really need the eyes to such an extreme measure, that they have dispensed with them altogether.
And they are not the only creature to have done that - Over the years, scientists have discovered completely blind scorpions, cave fish, and even a freshwater crab, which happens to inhabit in the same cave as this eyeless spider!
Surrounded by Burma and China on the northwest, Vietnam on the east, Cambodia on the South and Thailand on the west, the landlocked nation of Laos has been a treasure trove of an incredible number of new and exotic species. In the last few years researchers have discovered the Saola - a never-before seen antelope like creature, a small deer species called muntjacs, a tiny striped rabbit and a rock rat that was thought to have been extinct, 11 million years ago (check video).
In addition to that it is also home to over one hundred species of large mammals ranging from Tigers to macaques and over 165 species of amphibians and reptiles like the formidable King cobra and the noisy Tokay gecko, a permanent resident inside most Laos households.
Resources: ecotoruismlaos.com, livescience.com, msnbc.msn.com
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Last Friday I told you about how my site crashed while I was in San Diego last year and that I lost a years worth of posts (heavy sigh). One of the posts that I lost during that mishap was a post that Chris had written about taking the train to & from work. He works in Boston and takes the train in and out of the city every day because it's cheaper and much easier than driving. I still had the email with the post that he sent me last year, so I wanted to share his post again because I thought it was really good.
Hello Masshole Mommy readers! This is Chris here again for another guest post. I recently started to take the train to work instead of having to deal with a one hour commute in traffic. I have to say that I've put down my foot and decided that from now on I will only take a job that is a 15 minute walk or less from the train station.
I LOVE taking the train because I love to read. I am now reading 2-3 books a month and relaxing on the train ride while all those other people are stuck in traffic
That being said, I have some tips on things that I have learned since I became a trainy (not tranny – get your mind out of the gutter). Continue reading »


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Can I post a link to CNN if there's a breaking news story that doesn't have a permalink yet?I emailed with the OP and sort of clarified things, but there are always going to be people who aren't real clear on the guidelines. So, to be clear: we don't see this site as a place where the top headlines need to be, though there is a lot of news that people think is worthwhile to put on the front page. So, try to make a good post, not a speedy post. Also trust that if you don't have the time to make a decent post, someone else in the community probably will.
There are very rare cases where this is appropriate, usually large scale disasters (like once-in-a-lifetime events). Updates to the latest political intrigue do not qualify. Generally speaking, if a breaking story isn't linked on the Internet yet, it won't make a very good post. If you're posting it thinking, "I'd better hurry before someone else posts this" — then it's probably not a good post.


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If you thought Deliverance was too subtle, too refined, too delicate, and that the hillbillies in it were far too much like characters from Jane Austen, then this is for you. It is the story of Jesco White, a real-life violent desperado from West Virginia, crazed by an addiction to "huffing" gasoline and a need to follow in the footsteps of his murdered daddy, Ray D White, a legendary mountain dancer. Director Dominic Murphy describes him as "a sort of Charles Manson that you instantly fall in love with". Erm … similar to Charles Manson … yes ... but he's about as lovable as Hitler. Carrie Fisher puts in a game performance as Jesco's motherly lover.


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Little Creatures' little brother White Rabbit opened in the Yarra Valley in 2009, promising to bring the expertise that created modern Aussie classics like Little Creatures Pale Ale from the West Coast to Victoria. The brewery's launch beer – their Dark Ale – has since been refined so successfully it picked up a gold at the 2010 Australian International Beer Awards. A second beer was introduced in 2010: a honey-conditioned White Ale made in the traditional Belgian witbier style, created by head brewer Jeremy Halse, formerly of Matilda Bay.
Designed around two custom built 5,000l open fermentation tanks and decorated with imagery from Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland, the White Rabbit approach to brewing is unique in Australia. Once a brew is completed, the wort is transferred to these open top fermenters where the yeast is added and allowed to go to work making beer unconstrained by the closed containers used in most other breweries. There's no risk of infection as the tanks are kept in a controlled environment filled with filtered air while the benefits of this centuries old method are the creation of unique complexities in the beer and greater flexibility in the management of yeasts.
The brewery is found next to Giant Steps winery's impressive cellar door, in Healesville, where you can sample both beers alongside other craft beers and delicious, fresh food produced onsite. Better still, sink into one of the comfy chairs next to the brewery's own bar where you'll find tiny batch beers on offer. White Rabbit's offerings are also on tap alongside the Little Creatures range at the vast Little Creatures Dining Hall, in Fitzroy, and at its brewery in Geelong.
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White Rabbit Dark Ale
A beer that has been tweaked and refined over its lifespan to become one of the best dark beers in Australia, as evidenced by its gold medal in the 2010 Australian International Beer Awards. A welcoming floral aroma derived from the hop flowers used in the brewery's hop back and the addition of hops into the tank after fermentation draws you in to a smooth, rich, malt-driven beer full of dark chocolate and light roast characteristics with fruity esters from the open fermentation and a solid bitter finish.
Awards: Gold Medal - 2010 Australian International Beer Awards
Style: Dark Ale
Strength: 4.9%
White Rabbit White Ale
The second beer from the Healesville brewery is their take on the traditional Belgian witbier style. It's a fairly restrained recreation, given a touch of both sweetness and dryness from the addition of honey in the kettle. These beers have a history stretching back centuries to the days monks played with spices and fruits in their beers. Here, you'll find hints of coriander, juniper berry and bitter orange that lend themselves to a welcoming, fruity aroma, particularly when sampled in draft form.
Style: Witbier
Strength: 4.5%
White Rabbit "Belgian style" Pale Ale
While regular visitors to the brewery in Healesville and the Little Creatures Dining Hall in Fitzroy will be aware that there is a steady stream of often experimental tiny batch beers coming out of White Rabbit, it has been a while – three years in fact – since they added a beer to their core range of Dark and White. Among those tiny batches has been a number of beers that have loosely played around with the Belgian pale ale style and thus it is that the third White Rabbit year-round beer is this "Belgian style" Pale Ale. Described as a meeting of old school and new, it's a beer that pours a brilliant copper in the glass with subtle herbal aromas that are joined by a touch of fruitiness once it warms. There's some caramel sweetness to taste, with the Belgian influence adding much in the way of spiciness and helping create a distinctly dry finish.
Style: Belgian Pale Ale
Strength: 4.9%
White Rabbit Porter
One of the side benefits of Little Creatures opening its new base in Geelong is that White Rabbit Dark Ale will now be brewed into open fermenters there, opening up capacity at Rabbit's Healesville home. This will allow Jeremy and his team of brewers to take some of the frequent mini-experiments they carry out onto a far larger scale. Visitors to the cellar door or the Little Creatures Dining Hall in Brunswick will have come across all manner of weird and wonderful things in kegs and firkins, with the Porter the latest. There were only a few kegs brewed (and we're a little lax in popping this up so there may be little of those left), but should you find some we're told it "has a fairly solid hopping with whole New Zealand Pacifica and Rakau, and the malt backbone is comprised of pale, Munich, Midnight wheat, roast barley and a touch of dark crystal." The beer has been barrel fermented with the same English ale strain as the brewery's dark ale in "a little bit of French oak but not too much". The result is "sweet and high-bodied which balances out a fairly high bitterness level and helps contribute to some really nice chocolate character sitting well with some great stone fruit and green orange from the generous Kiwi hopping."
If we have left it too late and missed the boat on the Porter,we're told that next up is a series of four single keg Belgian pale ales. Each one has received a different dry-hopping: Styrian Goldings, Pilgrim, Glacier and Citra.
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School City of Mishawaka is looking for a way to get out of debt and another school district could end up helping to foot the bill.
The district was looking to raise $28 million dollars with a voter referendum in November. After the referendum failed, the district was left with a number of immediate school maintenance problems, including furnace problems at Hums Elementary and roof problems at John Young Middle School. To possibly fix these pressing maintenance issues, Mishawaka school board and superintendent are considering a look at merging with Penn-Harris-Madison or South Bend schools.
FOX28 tried to talk to school board members and the superintendent on Monday, but they will not talk until they meet and discuss Thursday.
We did catch up with some Mishawaka parents for their reaction. India Hoskins has kids at Emmons and Mishawaka High School. She says she recently moved to Mishawaka to get her children out of the South Bend school system. "I really don't think they should," said Hoskins of the merger. "To be honest, South Bend schools are doing too much, and Mishawaka schools I feel are on the right level."FOX28 also met with some students from Mishawaka High School. Both Alyssa Hubbard and Bethany Taylor transferred from South Bend high schools."It's a way better environment out here, Hubbard says of Mishawaka. "And I feel if they combine the schools, everything will be completely different."Taylor worries that with the Mishawaka school size much smaller than South Bend, Mishawaka could get overlooked if the schools should merge. "The South Bend School corporation might over influence the Mishawaka school corporation. It's just not a good idea," she says. Penn-Harris-Madison released a statement to FOX28 on the merger proposal via Director of Communications Teresa Carroll:"Penn-Harris-Madison's administration would not recommend a move toward consolidation with School City of Mishawaka or any district at this time because we do not feel that it is in the best interest of our students and families."FOX28 also spoke to Mishawaka Mayor David Wood. In a statement, he said:"After the referendum failing, I understand the position of the district in attempts to fix the problem. The decision needs to make sense to both districts, South Bend and Mishawaka. People take great pride in Mishawaka schools, so I understand why parents are having a voice."
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Josh Thole is not going to hear the end of this blunder for a long time. The Mets catcher was on first base with one out and pitcher R.A. Dickey at the plate when he got tricked by Phillies shortstop Jimmy Rollins Friday night. Dickey laid down a sacrifice bunt and Thole advanced to second. As Thole was approaching second base, Rollins was using his hands to signify that Thole should go easy into the bag. He also appeared to mouth "foul ball" to Thole.
Thole began running back to first base even though he had safely advance to second on the sac bunt. Pitcher Cliff Lee then threw to Rollins at second, who relayed to first to get out Thole, who finally realized it was a live ball and dived back into the base.
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