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"There are so many Divas who have come and gone who have left their mark in WWE: Ivory, Jazz, Lita, etc. … Ric Flair says, "To be the man, you gotta beat the man," so if I had to choose one, it'd be the Diva who most people would consider the greatest Diva of all time, Trish Stratus. The only reason I'd choose her is because I know in my heart that I can put her down."
Despite not being utilized on Monday Night Raw or Smackdown in almost two full years, Yoshi Tatsu, who was sent back down to developmental, has maintained some level of popularity on social media, as the WWE star now has 300,000 followers on Twitter.
As many already know, Yoshi Tatsu is no longer on the road, and he has not been utilized regularly at live events in quite some time. He has been doing some training down at the WWE Performance Center, and he's now also training developmental wrestlers as well.
Many backstage in WWE are surprised that Yoshi Tatsu has managed to stick with the company. He has not toured with the main roster for quite some time now. He also was replaced by Wade Barrett last year when the company needed to do some promotions in Asia.
While he has not been seen on television in quite some time, Yoshi Tatsu is still with WWE. The Japanese wrestler has been training with the company at the performance center. Tatsu has been working closely with Dusty Rhodes on improving himself as a character.
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Starring: Aftab Shivdasani, Natassha, Dipanita Sharma, Himanshu Malik.
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Can a man and a woman remain friends without turning into lovers? Yes, said When Harry Met Sally... Maybe, Says Koi Aap Sa, producer Ekta Kapoor's heartwarming thought inconsistent homage to the cinema of Karan Johar.
Sure enough, Koi Aap Sa has bits of Kal Ho Na Ho(specially in Himesh Reshammiya's music score), bits of Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham(the protagonist weeps copiously into his popcorn while watching K3G) and loads and loads of Kuch Kuch Hota Hai.
In fact Koi Aap Sa, by far the most valid film Ekta Kapoor has produced, is a contemporized version of Kuch Kuch Hota Hai with Aftab, Natassha and Dipanita playing the man, the tomboy and the femme fatale on the kaleidoscopic kollege kampus.
While the ladies replicate Kajol and Rani's characters even in incidental details(Aftab pleads with Natassha not to abandon college, a la Shah Rukh's famous train sequence with Kajol) the metrocentric male protagonist in Koi Aap Sa is quite a departure from the selfcentred cool dude Khan played.
Aftab's Rohan is cool but committed, sporty but sensitive, precocious but poetic. He flirts with the campus siren Dipanita Sharma but stands steadfast by his best friend Natassha when she's raped and impregnated.
This bit of gruesome plot construction serves a dual purpose. It gives the film an edge of social relevance (unwed mothehood in a stress-free campus romance is quite something) and it gives our hero a chance to play several deeply sensitive shades of manhood.
Hats off to Aftab Shivdasani for playing a man of today with both a feminine and masculine sides to his character, with such effortless charm. Partly naďve and partly a man-of-the-world Aftab's Rohit is a consummate hero emobodying the best aspects of the romantic comedy. The actor has overcome his earlier gawkiness to communicate an endearing spectrum of urban emotions related to love friendship and commitment.
It's a polished performance, more so than portions of the narrative which tends to veer into screechy selfparody. The sweaty pub dances and football games seem to be vandalized from a zillion Hollywood blues-chasers, and the supporting cast of friends foes and relatives are straight out of Ekta Kapoor's trillion soaps.
But the film has a surface and slight charm of its own. It manoeuvres its way through a plethora of cute situations. Cleverly packaged and edited to accentuate the sweaty curves in the jukebox triangle , the film leaves you with a smile for projecting an aura of positivity and for venturing into a young theme without getting callow shallow and crude.


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The CCAA has made an announcement regarding the process in which families will be able to lock in files of children on the shared list.
From the statement, the CCAA addresses the frustration of agencies to be able to lock in files for families already LID, due to the overwhelming traffic when a new shared list is released. In order to relieve some of the backlog of families waiting to be matched who are already LID, the CCAA is now enforcing a policy that LID only families have preference when a new shared list is released. Only LID families will be allowed to lock in a child who has been on the shared list for less than a month.
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There's no lingering on a loss in Logan.
Ben Clifford said Utah State basketball has a mantra: "Win our next game." Move on. Play another.
New Mexico at Utah StateDee Glen Smith Spectrum, Logan
Tipoff » 9 p.m.
Radio » 1280 AM
Records » USU 12-5, 2-5; UNM 15-4, 6-1
Series history » Utah State leads 19-4
Last meeting » Dec. 29, 1979, USU 117, UNM 83
About the Aggies » Utah State is looking for a home conference win after losing its past three Mountain West games. … Three Aggies are in the national top 25 for assist-to-turnover ratio: TeNale Roland (No. 8, 3.47), Preston Medlin (No. 11, 3.25) and Marcel Davis (No. 21, 2.90). … After making half of its 3-pointers against San Diego State, Utah State sits at No. 6 in the country in 3-point percentage (41.3 percent).
About the Lobos » Kendall Williams recently became one of two Mountain West players ever to score 1,500 points, dish more than 500 assists and grab more than 150 steals, joining BYU's Jimmer Fredette. … New Mexico has won all 13 games in which it has led at halftime. … The Lobos have won their first four games on the road, and will be going for the program's best conference road start since 1978.
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That's not to say that the Aggies (12-7, 2-5) aren't even more hungry to find a way to break the three-game losing streak they're stuck in. Coming off an overtime defeat to the now-No. 5-ranked team in the nation, Utah State is feeling closer and maybe more desperate than ever to get a W.
"We just need to get a team win," Spencer Butterfield said. "It doesn't matter who steps up, or where it comes from. We need to come together."
The Aggies have a tight turnaround into Tuesday's game against New Mexico (15-4, 6-1) against some of the most talented players in the conference. When the Lobos are fully healthy, they have arguably the best triple-threat in the league: athletic guard Kendall Williams, skilled big man Alex Kirk and do-it-all forward Cameron Bairstow.
Kirk missed last weeks' game against Colorado State, but the Lobos still managed to edge out the Rams on the road. Williams was last year's conference player of the year, while Bairstow is gaining traction to earn the award this year by scoring 20 points per game.
Whether Kirk is ready to go or not, the Aggies are expecting one of the season's hardest games.
"[Their win against Colorado State] gives you an idea of their talent level," coach Stew Morrill said. "They look a little different when he's not out there. If he's out there, they're extremely big. When he's not out there, they're still really good, but just not as big."
Utah State itself is waiting for one of its own to get healthy: sophomore forward Kyle Davis. The team's leading rebounder has missed two games since dislocating his kneecap at Boise State, both defeats.
Morrill seemed to hint Monday that the Aggies may miss him on Tuesday, saying he may not return "for a little bit still," but adding that he was able to practice Monday.
But Utah State won't look for excuses against the Lobos. The Aggies showed improvement rebounding the ball Saturday night against one of the better rebounding teams in the country. With Davis out, Jalen Moore, Danny Berger Clifford — all hovering under or near 200 pounds — have been tapped to work harder on the glass.
Since being outrebounded by 15 against UNLV, that has become more personal.
"For the first time in a few games, we weren't outrebounded," Clifford said. "Going into SDSU, we knew that wasn't what Utah State basketball is about. That UNLV game put a fire into our bellies."
Moving forward, the Aggies know that they need to win at home, especially given their road struggles to date. While they couldn't close out against the Aztecs, facing the Lobos three nights later offers a chance to get the kind of victory they've been hard-pressed to eke out.
"We can't do anything about the ones that slipped away," Morrill said. "We have to go play and have some energy and go compete, and I think we will."
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Blogging TLC: My First Home
A few weeks ago, we posted about an episode of "My First Home" that focused on San Francisco newlyweds. On Saturday, TLC returned to the Bay Area to follow an Oakland couple as they looked for a nest:
"Artists Rita and Marie want to buy a home and get married in its garden. They search the Internet and find the perfect place in Oakland, CA. After a flurry of negotiating and some bad news at the house inspection, they may just get their wish."
The narrator tells us that the couple has narrowed their search to the East Bay, partly because it's more affordable.
Median home price in San Francisco: $784,000
Median home price in Oakland: $502,000
Their wish list when they meet with the real estate agent? They want 2-3 bedrooms, a family-friendly neighborhood and a backyard. Rita is a photographer, so a studio/dark room is also key.
Next, they talk to the mortgage broker. We liked that this episode delved into points and other loan issues. With a 700+ credit score and a 15-20 percent down payment, Rita and Marie are pre-approved for a $560,000 purchase.
The pair end up falling head-over-heels with the first house they see. And even after some problems come up during the inspection (e.g., a $15,000 French drain will be needed within a few years), they do indeed buy the place.
This piqued our curiosity: Have any of you experienced love at first sight with a rental or purchase? Was there one particular feature that convinced you that this was *it*? Did you overlook any negatives because you were so enamored?
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I can always tell right away if an apartment is meant to be. For me, love at first sight requires a) lots and LOTS of light, and b) an open, airy feeling. I have had two apartments in my life that I have loved-- the first one was my grad school apartment, where I lived for 5 years, and the second is our current apartment, which we just bought. When I walked into this apartment I knew it was "the one" even though I had SWORN I wouldn't buy a TIC in an Ellised building. One look at the huge, south-facing windows and the airy, modern layout and I fell in love. We have fractionalized loans, but we are prevented from condo-converting for at least 5 years. So financially it's a bit more of a risk than a condo might be-- but I've been in the apartment for 6 days now and it already feels like home. I'm already fantasizing about living there for a decade-- and who knows where crazy SF conversion laws will take us then?
I think it's always best to listen to your gut. I once made the mistake of renting an apartment without that having that tingly, meant-to-be feeling (we were seduced by the size-- easily twice as big as our previous apartment) and I couldn't eat for anxiety for two weeks after we signed the lease. In the end, though, it turned out to be the right decision to move there-- I learned what I DON'T like about apartments, which made our hunt for an apartment to buy that much easier. But I hated coming home to that space.
the place i have now is my dream apartment. I really thought I would have to go into a bidding war for it, and wrote a unique letter to the agent to take notice. I just remember seeing the ad for it and thinking there's no chance in hell I would be lucky enought to get that place. Turn's out my mentioning of owning a Harley peaked the Agent's interest since he owned one too. Next thing you know we have a private viewing and we get the place.
What's strange about the place is that everything I owned fit into it's perfect place. All of the belongings I have accumilated for whatever reason and at whatever time have come down to making this place what it is.
That combo of asthetics and personal posessions is what make's this love at first sight and even then some.
My realtor and I got lost trying to find a particular house, and accidentally stumbled upon the 1953 ranch of my dreams. We both shouted and pointed, she slammed on the brakes, and we jumped up and down while exploring it. The house was a bit above my price range, but completely worth the stretch. I've lived in it for two years.
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I know the sticky notes are kinda goofy, but I love goofy things! I put one on a mirror at a restaurant I was at today right before I went into a stall. As I was in their, I overheard a little girl come in, stop and slowly read the note out loud......"If you want to see pretty, look in a magazine...if you want to see beautiful, look in a mirror." The way she read it, you could tell she was thinking about it. And, I was thinking, "Yep! Teach 'em young that they can be beautiful little girls - no matter what!"There's one on the stairwell of my apartment that's been there a couple of days now. And, I smile every time I pass by it. So, it's working! If nothing else, on me!
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Nebraska Wesleyan University alumna Emily Kinney hasn't forgotten what opening night on Broadway feels like: nerves, excitement and more nerves.
"It was so satisfying," said Kinney who made her Broadway debut in summer 2008 with the production "Spring Awakening."
Now the young actress is sharing that excitement with current NWU theatre students who will perform their version of "Spring Awakening."
The Tony Award-winning rock musical is based on the controversial 1891 play about teens caught up in their sexuality and the consequences that result from it.
On Broadway, Kinney was cast as Anna, the best friend of the lead character. She was also an understudy for the lead role of Wendla. Kinney performed eight shows a week for seven months.
When Nebraska Wesleyan's Theatre Department decided to perform "Spring Awakening" this year, they knew exactly who to call on to choreograph the show.
"The excitement of producing "Spring Awakening" grew when we were able to contract Emily to come in and choreograph the production," said theatre professor Jack Parkhurst who is directing the show. "Not only did we challenge our students with Broadway choreography but they were also able to learn from someone who is doing the art."
Kinney reviewed all of her videos and notes from her days with "Spring Awakening" and headed to Nebraska Wesleyan's McDonald Theatre over Christmas break.
"I'm so excited to bring the elements from Broadway to McDonald Theatre," she said. "I love the show. It was such a huge part of my career and to share it with Wesleyan's theatre students is an incredible opportunity."
On Broadway, Kinney spent eight hours a day in rehearsals. She expected the same with NWU's theatre students. Days started with music rehearsals followed by hours of choreography.
Kinney said returning to the stage where she got her start was comfortable. As an undergrad, she learned the theatre ropes as a stage manager for main-stage productions, developed her choreography skills in student-directed plays, and starred in Anton Chekov's "Three Sisters."
"But what I got most out of my Wesleyan experience was discipline," said Kinney, who graduated in 2006 with a degree in theatre performance. "You were expected to know the script, have your lines down and know how to turn it on no matter how tired you were. Nebraska Wesleyan gave me an amazing starting point."
She said the opportunity to work alongside her former theatre professors also made for a great experience.
"When you're a student, you're always looking for their approval," Kinney said of her professors. "It's a nice change to work as colleagues. I found myself giving students the same advice that my professors gave me."
While working with the theatre students, Kinney said she fielded questions of what Broadway was really like.
Her response: "Exciting, but it doesn't happen overnight."
Kinney moved to New York City just days after graduating from Nebraska Wesleyan. It took nearly two years to land a role on Broadway, and that came after seven long months of auditions for "Spring Awakening."
"The reality is it takes time," she said. "You're not done when you graduate. You're just beginning."
Kinney's life has evolved in the six years since leaving campus. She has an agent and has earned membership in both the Actors Equity Association and the Screen Actors Guild. She guest-starred in TV's "Law & Order: Criminal Intent." Following "Spring Awakening," she went on a national Broadway tour of "August Osage County." Now she's a regular on the AMC TV show "The Walking Dead" and is working on a spring project at Radio City Music Hall. She balances her time between Atlanta — where "The Walking Dead" is taped — and New York City.
And on top of her busy theatre schedule she has released her first album, "Blue Toothbrush." While on her national tour with "August Osage County," Kinney taught herself guitar and met a musician in Rod Stewart's band who helped her write her album.
Nebraska Wesleyan will perform "Spring Awakening" February 9-11 and February 16-18 at 7:30 p.m. with matinee shows at 2 p.m. on February 12 and February 19.
Due to her busy schedule Kinney said she likely won't make it back to see "Spring Awakening."
"But when I left, I felt a definite ownership of the production," she said. "They're going to do great."
Admission to Nebraska Wesleyan's "Spring Awakening" is $15 for adults, $10 for seniors and $7.50 for students. Order tickets online or call the box office at 402.465.2384.


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An angry virtual mob of Batman fanboys took to their torches and pitchforks (or, at least, keyboards and mice) this week and unleashed their impotent rage on Film critic Marshall Fine, who had the audacity to not like the new movie about their favorite masked sociopath.
was amused was disgusted experienced emotions when I heard about this incident not only because it reminded me of how surprisingly shitty it can be to be a professional critic, but also because it reminded me of how much more people used to appreciate their voice when they barely had one. I'm sure there's an overly literal, no-duh psychological theory that captures this scarcity-creates-value phenomenon, but I can't remember which dead guy it's named after right now.
Internet comments are like graffiti. Every now and then you accidentally turn down an alley and stumble on a masterful artwork, but mostly it's just bored kids with destructive urges splattering the equivalent of neolithic grunts on whatever canvas is made available to them.
You know what technology has killed? Technology has killed the art of outrage. When I first started out in the newspaper biz, readers had to actually make an effort to have their voices heard. They had to sit down and write a letter to the editor. Most of them even had to do it with a pen and a piece of paper. Then they had to affix a stamp to an envelope, wait for the mail carrier and check the paper day after day on the off chance their missive was selected for publication. You see, not just any old rant was good enough for mass consumption. It had to be cogent, concise, perhaps even clever.
Hell, I actually miss the hate mail I used to get.
But now? Now all you need is a caps-lock key and a string of obscenities to reach the whole wide world in an instant. (And if you bothered to try any harder you'd probably just exceed most people's attention spans, anyway.)
Anyway, I digress. Point is, I think I kind of like this Fine guy. I might even start checking his site on the rare occasion I actually give a shit about whatever value-added deliverable has most recently sputtered forth from the day-glo plastic asshole of Hollywood. I saw an endless litany of crap pictures during my years as an entertainment journalist, and just as the psychologists would predict, the more you see the harder you are to impress.
Which is why I think there's a decent chance Fine is wrong about "The Dark Knight Rises." Just in case, though, this fanboy is avoiding reviews and saving his impotent rage for Christopher Nolan. I imagine he probably appreciates good hate mail, too.
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I think that it's fantastic that Cheryl Kilodavis, mother of 5-year-old Dyson, allows her son to wear tutus and princess dresses. I really don't see a problem with little girls wearing football jerseys or little boys dressing up in skirts. Let the kids be who they want to be, it's really not that big of a deal. At first, Cheryl was hesitant to let Dyson climb trees in a dress, but then with the coaxing of her older son and husband, she accepted it. So much so that the family now refers to him as "Princess Boy."
She went on to write a book, My Princess Boy, urging parents to accept their children for who they are. But to prove her point, she published photos of her adorable Princess Boy, posing in a variety of fluffy dresses. Which is one of the worst things she could have possibly done.
Do you recall how horrified you were when your mother brought out the dreaded baby picture album to your high school boyfriend? There you sat in pure helplessness as your mother pointed out how cute your naked tush was. This little boy will likely, one day, endure the same embarrassment, only ten-fold. He's not going to prance around in dresses forever, this phase will eventually disappear, but that book with those photos will not. I understand that she's trying to help other parents accept their children for who they are -- which is noble -- but at the cost of her son. She's using him as an example, as a tool if you will, to make a point (and earn a salary).
One day, 10 years from now, those pictures are going to circulate through his high school halls, and he is going to suffer so much criticism from his peers, it's going to take bullying to a whole new level. She clearly did not think (or care) of his future when she penned that book.
Not exactly Mother of the Year, in my opinion.
What do you think about this story? Do you think publishing the boy's photos was necessary to prove her point?
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I like how you helped the situation by adding the picture to the story.
Doesn't matter what we think or what anyone else thinks. I see a happy child and a mom who wanted to say hey thi sis my son and I love him that way. It all comes down to how we raise our children. A child is a blank slate and they learn through life and sometimes there's narrow minded and ignorances a long the way.
i really don't see a problem with it, at all. they were her pics to share and if someone is going to bully someone they don't have to go looking far for something. i'm sure that by the time bullying comes around to him (if it hasn't already) he'll be over it. he has support from family to fall back on and probably a good college fund, too. anyone want to buy my baby pics? for real though, i don't think this will phase him, it will build his character.
I totally disagree, but I never understood people's obsessions with being embarassed by baby pictures. I love my baby pictures and show them to my friends--naked tush and all. And I did as a child/teenager, too. I've had boys show me pictures of them dressed up in dresses with a laugh. I think that children will be embarassed about what you teach them to be embarassed about and frankly, if this guy gets 'bullied' over pictures of him as a child (and you have no idea if this is a passing phase or not) then those kids got those pictures from somewhere--probably adults who are horrible people and get their jollies from looking down on others. And if you mean teenagers--eh. How he reacts will be more affecting than the book itself. By the time he's grown, it will probably have been forgotten anyway.
I absolutely agree with Xakana.
I think you're absolutely wrong in your assessment of the situation.
I don't agree with what the mom is doing. I think the child deserves privacy. If he wants to dress up in tutus at 6 he may not want to at 16 but even if he does he may not want to advertise it. He will most likely grow up to hate the nickname " Princess Boy ".
i think homosexuallity is wrong but on the point that the mother was wrong to post pics ofher son in clothes is 2,000 times better than posting one of him without clothes on... get over it!! it's her child to screw up if she wants


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Sorry, I have a problem w/ ppl who tout a casino in Toronto as a job-creation opportunity. The societal costs are too high.
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ID Design Review 2006: Paint Buddy Touch Up Tool
We love ID magazine. There is something so calm and intelligent in the way that they cover and photograph design. No ego, just the facts, Ma'am. In their Annual Design Review Issue, they do what they do best. We're going to blog those that stood out to us over the next few weeks.
The Paint Buddy Touch-Up Tool recieved an honorable mention. Designed by Beyond Design for Rubbermaid, the Paint-Buddy stores a small amount of water based paint (9 oz) and allows you to always have it on hand for touch-ups. The clear container also allows you to see exactly what color your dealing with.
While it is yet another thing to store in your home, it beats quart cans, and we would love to provide these to clients as we find leaving them with quart cans unsatisfactory. Chances are, the touch-ups will never happen.
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These are great! I keep one in every color of my newly-painted home and grab them when I need to do little touch-ups.
A question on touch-ups: Wouldn't rolling paint over a small area leave a noticeable blotch/patch of a different shade on the wall?
I'm curious; anybody ever use them enough to say how cleanable those little rollers are?
So, the paint won't dry up or anything inside the container?
Becky: I've had to touch up a couple times when moving pictures around. I've had no issue with blotches, but then I've lived in my home less than two years, so the walls haven't had a chance to fade or get dirty.
I have used them in my new place for touch ups a few times & they've worked well. The sponge is very easy to clean (it pops in & out easily) and the paint seems well sealed in there. Touch ups look pretty seamless although are best on small areas. Great for touching up over small spackled holes or corner chips.
I am in love with this tool already.
About touch-ups looking out of place on old paint: I just did some on a 6 year old paint job - in vibrant green no less - and the new bits are indistinguishable from the surrounding paint. :)
ID needs magazine needs to catch up.. this product was featured in the BusinessWeek IDEA awards LAST year!
These are fantastic, and easy to clean as other readers point out. With two dogs, two teens, and a gearhead/athlete husband . . . they are my new household staple.
To answer the other question, the paint dries in seamlessly (assuming you've covered all the dirt/smudged areas completely.) Ideally, you should scrub the dirt first, but sometimes I've been known to fudge that a little.
I've done touch-ups (without this handy gadget, but with both a short, thick brush and a foam pad, whihc is ideal)) on flat dark brown wall paint (Pratt & Lambert) and the touch-ups are absolutely invisible.


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Sin City, also know as Las Vegas, NV is a powerful psychic center as a gathering place of hundreds of thousands of visitors on a daily basis. Zarin, author of Atlantis: A Karmic Memory of the Rise and Fall, available at http://bookofatlantis.com talks about one of the strongest psychic vortexes known, and just where it is and what feeds it.
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Not surprisingly, many creeks and lakes in South Georgia are spilling their banks because of all the rain we've had.
No serious flooding is expected anywhere and minor flooding could actually be beneficial.
There are some good things that come out of too much rain. Tony Boyon agrees, "Oh yeah, definitely!"
Boyon is reeling in the benefits. He says, "So far only one [fish].
And then a second slippery prize. Boyon adds while holding fish up, "Every time it floods out here, this is what you catch."
Big fish caught in the swollen Little River at Reed Bingham State Park. Boyon explains, "When the water gets up this high the fish come from upstream to the bubbling water."
In 12 hours the river went up eight feet at the Colquitt and Cook County line. Park Manager, Paul Bradshaw, says, "All the water we got out here now is what fell in the immediate area and made it come up fast, but a lot of water fell upstream. This river goes all the way up past Tifton."
All that water is now on it's way down stream. Bradshaw explains, "We're not done with the high waters just yet, it will probably take several days before it will go back down."
The fisherman has helpers because his kids have been out of school for two days because of Tropical Storm Jeanne. Boyon adds, "No school means go do something."
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I am tired of people explaining that because a franchise was created 1960s or 1970s—"when there were fewer people of color than there are today"— that's why the franchise isn't diverse today.
I mean, really.
Sure, there were more "white" people living in America in the 1960s and 1970s. That…
Also, P.S.: Attention to all of those people who continue to argue that since people who are "non-Hispanic white" make up the majority of the American population, "naturally" this group deserves to have the majority of entertainment media feature them (as befitting their majority status or whatever.)
Again, please stop and give half a thought to how a land that was populated by the indigenous peoples of America currently has a majority-white population today. (eg: the indigenous people were slaughtered for land, people of color were stolen from their families and socialized to become white, immigration of people of color was bottlenecked while immigration of white ethnics was widely encouraged, people of color were forcibly sterilized to prevent them from reproducing, all these different forms of social control, etc. No wonder people who are white make up the majority of Americans today.)
When you prop up the percentage of white people in order to justify why discrimination exists in Hollywood, also think about what's providing you with this stat you can wield to silence dissent.


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DigitsWe always begin by learninghow to memorize the back of our hands--the quiet veins, each bend and crease.One day, we'll know other things,and reference them to the smooth,deformed moons of our fists,how they can ray out for high-fives,to trace out the body of a turkey,to block out the sun as jetswrinkle the sky with contrails.Young, the whole world seems to fitalong our lifelines, between both thumbs,like a melon--or the tips of our fingersas we translate the crosshatched biographyengraved on the face of a grandparent, orthe callousness of their own palms.Isn't it a wonder how most of us never make itto that age? Even tomorrow, God mayunzip the very sky and pull your soul uplike a nasty root or a dinosaur bone.Even as we know how each morning risesthe way our hands guide us out of bed,there is always that chance of darkness,something so overwhelming and complete,like an unending dust, that we cannot countthe stars anymore, like our final age of 10,when we reali
AttemptSilence was never written down. ~Italian ProverbThis is the silence that I know:night hovering outside the window, fingersstuck above the gaping mouth of keysand their strange, twisted teeth. Sometimesthe keyboard is a congregation of peoplestunned by the light of the monitor;they have lost their language, the voicethat spoke of history, offered hymns, knew God.And that is when I step away, like an apostate,and find a new sort of silence, my handsguiding a book through its life, pageby page, the black stare of the televisionjust across the room. Sometimes a carmay growl by, too much like an animal,and I'll glance outside that windowand witness the shuddering bits of its light,always just ahead, evasive as prey.Perhaps then I will discover something,through this unnatural noise that dissolvesthe silence of twilight, words liftingfrom the page, a turn of phrase, a similethat tells me that silence is like a bridge,an overpass I h
SignTwo-fingered peace on routine lipsmeant a pack and a half:day, night, the angled light between--first light, last light--the darknessrevealed after another haunting dream.For years, whisps left the remnantsto extinguish (tray, sidewalk, beneatha trekking sole), ephemeral lifethat knows the yellow, brick-lined holeof the mouth, the inhalation,the minutes of pause. Never cause:the slow, 8-hour degradation of a job;new miracle, new accident: anotherWIC application; the alwaysnessof death: the hugeness of big business.It does not know that, nor the subterfugeof time and its enatation--the depthsof a new century. Its impending ruination.It only knows now, the solemn momentsamongst the calm of smoke, tug of a newbornbreeze. Even if just to cope, it is a signal,arriving from each new-torn pack:index and middle fingers juxtaposed,a new light burning brightly in between.
Other-end Voices"A person who is nice to you, but rude to the waiter, is not a nice person." ~Dave BarryIt all ends with forgetting.In the restaurant, we laughamongst friends, but scoffat the waitress with the sad,lazy eye to find new employment:the glasses are half-empty again.To think that a phonecould pull the devil from our mouths,convoluted with horns, a chatteringugliness. We don't know the face.We only know that bills must be paid,that something void, a hole,has sucked out all the lightfrom our homes. Our memories seeonly the voice on the other end,how ours fluctuatethrough a thin sickle-shaped smile.They struggle to pull your life upon the bright, square eyeof the monitor. They stareat your life through numbers,through late paymentsand canceled promotions,and you think that this voiceis a robot voice, an unreal voice,a voice that only knows youas another voice. But you forgethow the
Full StopEvening abated into this: Jen shrivelinginto a fetus's lonely shape, sobbingin the far corner of her room--a black speckhas surfaced on the opposite wallwith its eight bent spokes, unblinkingas an evil eye, watching and watching.Breaths are escaping her, tears unhookingfrom her own eyes. She cannot move, cannotcommand away the atrophy of her legs,or the itsy creature that is more periodthan spider, a comma with too many tails,taking its slow, generous strollacross the wall's flat, empty page.When she notices my entrance, she pleadsbetween drowners' gasps for her father,an escape from this crooked immobility.Arriving with a sheet of Kleenex,the spider has become a smear of ashwiped clean, an extra mote of punctuationa writer quietly backspaces. Jenuntangles from her arms and legs,sleeving dry her wet face, wordlessas the room, leaving behind the sudden quietthat follows the end of every sentence.
FuckIt grabs your attentionlike a stubbed toe,and you may wonderwhat sort of paincould attempt language,an utteranceso clear and quickit is like Haiku,or the kigo.Today, the seasonis algogenic: summer sunsmearing its red war painton the pale innocenceof skin. Peeling, you recoilto touch, and curse.
Kill YourselfYou've heard the white water rushof its whispers, where silence poolsin the back of your head at night,pillow-worn. You wonder why God keptthe skull so breakable, how ribscage around your lungs so tightlyas a fist, a spool for too much hurt,there is no room left for prayer. So easy.The way a body falls or gives up, drowningbeautifully, Woolf-like. You knowthe heaviness, how we cut through the lightof each new day, pockets full of stones,a lump hibernating in our throats.You've come to accept that doctorsprescribe things that burn holes, penny-sized,never big enough for what counts.You still feel the sting, somethingliving and breathing inside you, eatinglike a growing ring--a pebble-tapped lake.O, if you could howl, throw your head backand snap at the glowing eyeof the moon, how it stares, never blinkslike your sadness, which knows only the shapeof another sadness. But there is only the blankceiling. The clock's ugly, green glow. So easy,how life slithers out,
Years After the RobberyHooded men exit the dark distance,street lights hoveringlike minuscule suns. I tugthe dog's leash back,telling him we'll waitfor the real one come morning.I suspect daylight brings safety:there are always witnessesthat time, they can peepout their windows withoutthe obfuscation of night.But then I think about the kitchen flooryears ago one morning, three armed menabout my age searching for anythingto fill that tunneling voidinside themselves, like worms.I could still see their faces, fear-and anger-struck, despite their hoodies.Oh, they took everything they could getexcept our lives, the one thingthey balanced on the slippery slopeof indecision as my roommatesdared not look up, still, the way bodies aredead. Out of everything they stoleas they trotted away into the sunlight--cars whizzing past, over the speed limit,on our busy road, unaware of the crimethat transpired--I miss the reposeafter dusk without those birds chirpinglike I've come to know each dawn,
Europe, Twenty-SixAnd there, to the west,was a skeletonthat wasnt made of bonesand carried no flesh,stretched taut across the skylineand motionless, as if taken surpriseby the sudden black of night.We gazed across the city,electrified, two small eyespeering out from the bright skull.You lifted your arm,fingers splayed like dark eyelashesto catch the bright orbsof streetlights on the horizonand cupped them in your hand,like small candles burning,flickering luminescent in the midnight pupil.
MayMay walks softly in ballerina's shoes,she's a morning-glow goddess with nothing to lose,and she's got a secret, but she can't sing the blues,so she comes and she goesand I wanna know what she knows.I wanna know what she knows.Saw her lying last night in a sliver of moon,scent of white wine and honey and jasmine perfume she asked me "why are the good things always over so soon?"'cause she comes and she goesI wanna know what she knows!I wanna know what she knows!I said "May, what's this secret you've been holdin' so close,curled up in your fingers like the bud of a rose?Your eyes burn like cinders they're so broken and it showsthat you come, you you go,and God, I wanna know what you know,I wanna know what you know."She said "it's that first glance of wonder; it's a kiss in the rain;it's the smell of the thunder and the taste of champagne;it's the banner we march under and it's drivin' us insanewatch it come, let it go,Oh they all wanna know what I know,
petrichorNiobe weeps.gold scattered rough acrosscracked earth and the lastremains of summer - they felllike leaves in the arms of the wind.some scents cannot be captured.the gods bleed onto rock,and the stone sends her prayersin return: petrichor.listen - the heavy thud ofrain on parched ground;the monsoon sealing life back in;the sky bows and kisses earth.Niobe weeps.
libya, 2011i. cartographyrevolutionsfly east, a21st centurytrans-saharantrade, wherethe desertgrit-windblows. the saharakicks sandstorms,brief, waveringoases, gashesinto the skinof your people.brega falls.the westernersarrive in timefor benghazi,and your landbends subjectto sanded annalsof hindsightbattle jargon.routed. ras anuf, lost.two killed, five wounded,one missing.ii. ajdabiyaa boyspray-paintsviva la libyeunder the overpass.you crunchover bottlesand brown grass,wait. he turns,the rebel flagtied aroundhis head:red, black,true green.grab a gun,you say.a fighter planeroars overhead.his eyesare darkand young.grab a gun,or go home.he fancies himselfa revolutionary;you fancy himstupid. and thankallah, you think,as he hesitatesbefore flippingover the fence,he is afraid.iii. the government channeleverything is okay.flash green.fine, okay,everythingin its place. thenewscast
The Opus Of The Everythingthe ocean floor, the twisted sea andall the flying jacket bees, and allthe flying birds and he, the one whocaught the glint of spring, who laidit on the downy dew, the crispy greenof May fescue, who saw the plans of builtup lights that burn to light a thousandpools of dripping rain and puddles layon any given night or day, the brick bybrick, the mortar spread, the snap of sugarsweetly felt, the brine that made itthrough the cloud, the opus of theeverything, the great and wide, the heatof flame, the sun in cold but sunny sky,the sound of when a child laughs,the opus of the everything
finding your lullaby.this is for you. for all of you.for those who are but are not.for those who believe love is just a chemical reaction.for those who are nothing but static on the mainstream radio.for those who will never know forever.for those who live in the highs and lows of the roller-coaster ocean breeze.for those who hurt themselves because they're afraid of hurting anyone else.for those whose cries have been drowned by the summer rain.for those who have been mistaken for God.for those who battle a thousand soldiers of themselves just to find who they really are.for those who are nothing but natural disasters.for those who sink somewhere between electric blue oceans and shimmering rainbows of euphoria.for those whose insanity makes poetry - and those whose poetry drives them insane.for those who are weighed down by gravity.for those who have found equilibria in a heart that is caught in a chain reaction of passionate apathy.
for my daughter, who sees...When my therapist asked if my baby kept me grounded in real life,when my therapist asked how we lived at home,she lives in the landscape of my brain-a war with no un-broken heart,lovers washing upon an endless seashe lives without fear, the trembling touch of hand to hand,she is part of me and minelike a cat in the dark she sees my backwards worship,that today we will climb on the bed,lie with our feet under the heat of the dogwith our blankets nestedtogether.
A RetrospectiveI will best remember my youth astoo much fast food,piles of bills and tickets,and uncertainty over who(let alone how)to worship.I will best remember my parentsas incredible blessings,embarrassing messes,how I remained afloat,and quite possibly insane.I will not remember youexcept in those moments I'd rather not admit:when mere mention of your name(never mind how many men share it)will cause my head to snap up andmy ears to flex andmy heart to sink.I will not remember youexcept on my birthday,and yours.I will not remember youexcept if I ever get marriedor adopt a childor visit Franceor die.
Admitted under duress:There is a certain melancholy in which I live,an odd way the light falls that illuminatesyour face and its still chasms.The jumble of question marks, peeledback from my brain's flesh, clamoringfor something. I don't know what; stopasking me, stop holding your head likea tragedy has already happened.(Nothing's gone to ruin yet. Maybe it never will.)You're frozen on the sill, a petrified starfallen into my life by chance. I am notprepared for your brand of beauty--how youfill a room with brightness, with the fragilityof the wrong chords played in quick succession.
I have forgottennot the words themselves, but howthey wind around each otherlike grapevines along a chain-link fence.I know how it's done: the curt, argus-eyedhellos to passersby, the courtesy questionsover the phone to keep the conversationmoving, like turning the page of a bad book.I understand practicality. I understandthe emollient coos, infant-speech;the harsh backhand bark againstyour acerbity; the weeping tongue.As does the world--even a childcan shed his natural-born crueltyfor a moment of understanding, the precursorof compassion that can build men.But it is this I have forgotten:its ascension not unlike a god,how to ease them togetherinto such an immaculateness that one word,one feather removed would meanthe hard, dark earth, or the cold, bitter slapof the sea. It is a sort of deaththat goes quietly, a third-world death.To think I had something amidst my grip,that I could reach into the good lightof each morning, my footfallsavoiding the crow-footed cracksof the si
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In order to conduct clinical research at URMC new investigators must complete the following steps. The PCRO can assist with many aspects of this process.
All investigators require ethics certification before conducting clinical research at URMC. Depending on the nature of the research, either an Ethical Principles in Research Practice (EPRP) or, a Human Subjects Protection Program (HSPP) certification is required.
Certification requires reading, "Protecting Study Volunteers, A Manual for Investigative Sites," which can be obtained from the Office for Human Subject Protection (OHSP), and passing a 52 question exam.
Contact: Bill Kelvie, Director, Research Education - Office for Human Subject Protection
After an investigator has obtained either EPRP or HSPP certification, they can request an account in the ROSS submission system which will allow submission of new studies and for the on-going regulatory maintenance of existing studies.
Complete an application with the RSRB for an on-line account in the ROSS submission system by visiting the Office for Human Subject Protection (OHSP).
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We've discovered a great page listing home remedies for bug bites and stings. This is going to come in handy… whenever and wherever you are when you get stung, it too often seems to be somewhere away from "proper" first aid supplies. Looking at this list of remedies – from a copper penny through to a sugar cube – it seems as though there is a good chance that at least one of these might be within reach.
I have to say – this is a really interesting and diverse list. Some of these remedies definitely seem at first glance to be in the "weird" category – however looking at the comments to the page, you can see that several other people are in agreement that they work.
Maybe I am just a geek, but I find myself wanting more detail. Don't get me wrong, I think the original is a good page – but I would like to see more of a "scientific" write up of why these work. I had come across the "onion poultice for wasp stings" remedy before and this is clearly an "old standard". However, I feel as though in some cases, more detail would be appropriate. For example, the different stings of different creatures contain different types of venom – so I am sure that some of the remedies work better on some types of bite than others.
This is giving me ideas. I am feeling a new page coming on… but it might be more appropriate for my new site Off-Grid.info. What do you think?
Anyway here is the link to the full list of 14 remedies for bug bites and stings: http://www.commonsensehome.com/home-remedies-for-bug-bites-and-stings
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But to tell a critic he has no right to review a novel because he's never written one is a dangerous notion, because it strikes at the heart of the idea of expertise (and scholarship, and judgment) itself—it's like telling a doctor that he can't diagnose a disease because he's never had it, or a judge that he can't hand down a sentence because he's never murdered anyone himself. The fact is that criticism is its own genre, a legitimate and (yes) creative enterprise for which, in fact, very few people are suited—because very few people have the rare combination of qualities that make a good critic, just as very few people have the combination of qualities that make a good novelist or poet.
A Critic's Manifesto: The Intersection of Expertise and Taste : The New Yorker
Daniel Mendelsohn's manifesto on literary criticism is just as applicable to the ongoing teething of videogame criticism.


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|History of Gazebo
In 1978 Judith Fine was approached to share a three month lease with two other women as partners in Thornes Marketplace in downtown Northampton, MA. They sold antiques while Judith's specialty was in custom sewing, and working with vintage laces. She began creating one of a kind lingerie. This initial venture was very successful, so much so, that this temporary endeavourer soon resulted in a one year lease with one of the women.
After about two and half years in Thornes, Judith and her partner decided to move into a large, independent retail space. Center Street offered everything needed in a store. After moving to the new location, Judith realized that she needed to rethink her product offerings. Antique laces are very precious and not an everyday item. So, in addition to the custom sewing, one of a kind lingerie, and a wholesale lingerie line, she began carrying retail items from other manufacturers as well. Shortly after the move, her partner moved on, and Judith maintained the 1200 square feet of retail space for lingerie, sleepwear, day wear, playwear, underwear and bras. She also designed one of a kind non-traditional wedding gowns.
Now 30 years in business, Gazebo has undergone many changes. However, the original philosophy of helping women feel good about themselves has remained the major focus of everything that Gazebo does. This mantra has lead to the creation of other successful venues: All staff undergoes an extensive training in the art of properly fitting and customizing a bra for any woman and all full time staff are certified mastectomy fitters. Judith is the founder of The Breast Form Fund and Show us Your Bra which has raised thousands of dollars to help uninsured and under insured women receive breast prostheses and post mastectomy bras after their surgery due to breast cancer. The BFF dissolved in 2013 and we are thrilled that our services are now offered thru The Cancer Resource Foundation's All4One Breast Form Fund..
Gazebo plans to keep going strong for many more years. Our plans for 2008 and beyond are to greatly expand our bra selection so that we can help more woman feel great in every stage of their lives! Hopefully our updated website will aide in our goal to help women feel good about their intimate side!