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"This recipe was shared with me by my friend, Sharon. She was given the recipe by her mother. Everyone who has tasted them will agree that they are the best muffins ever!"
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1 cup
1 1/4 cups
white sugar
ripe bananas
1 tablespoon
instant coffee granules, dissolved in
1 tablespoon
1 teaspoon
vanilla extract
2 1/4 cups
all-purpose flour
1/4 teaspoon
1 teaspoon
baking powder
1 teaspoon
baking soda
1 cup
semisweet chocolate chips
Loved the result, but I altered the recipe. I used 3 large bananas, 1/4 c oil and 1 cup applesauce (unsweetened) in place of the margarine. I used 4 rounded T of instant cofee disolved in just a litte more that 1 T water, only 1 cup of sugar, and 1/4 cup egg beaters in place of the egg. I made the large muffins and baked them for about 35 minutes, then left them in the oven to cool with the door open. They turned out very moist, and the flavor was wonderful...and low-fat!
I used high quality ingredients in this recipe and it still didn't measure up to some of the other reviews. My Husband tried one and said it tasted like hay! My Mom and Grandma both said they wouldn't make them again. As someone who loves to bake and loves banana chocolate combo, I had high hopes for this one, no such luck.
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I was looking for a recipe to make banana muffins with the over ripe bananas I had. I found the best recipe ever!!!! I read all the reviews for this recipe and did make a few changes that were suggested. I used 1/4c marg and 3/4c applesauce instead of the full cup of Marg., I used half white and half brown sugar but only used 1 cup total, 3 tbsp coffee in 2 tbsp water,1 1/2 c whole wheat & 3/4 c white flours and I added 2 tsp ground flax seed. They turned out very yummy!! Will definitely make again.
These are really good. I followed the advice of others and added extra coffee - a good choice. Instead of adding the full 1 cup of chocolate chips to the batter, I added 3/4 of a cup and used the rest of the cup to sprinkle on top along with chopped walnuts. This made for quite a presentation. Next time I might use less chocolate chips in the batter as the muffins were a bit sweet. Overall a great muffin recipe. Thanks Shelley.
Delicious!!! I'm not even a big coffee fan but, the coffee flavor really enhances the taste of the chocolate chips. Definitely increase to 3 tbsp's of coffee dissolbed in 3tbsp's of water for best flavor.
Wonderful muffin recipe!! It is very unique and rich with the combination of chocolate, coffee and bananas. I always have bananas on hand in the freezer for baking and these are great to whip up on cool Autumn mornings! As other reviewers have done, I increased the coffee for a little added punch. Thanks for the recipe!!!
I took these to a Church meeting and the comments were all favourable. The muffins are moist and the coffee gives them that little extra "oomph" that makes them memorable. My thanks to Shelly and Allrecipes. Gwen - Calgary, Alberta, Canada
This is a wonderful banana muffin recipe. This is the only recipe I use!!! My husband can't wait for the bananas to overripen so he can reep the benefits with these muffins!!! Excellent!!!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Mocha Chocolate Chip Banana Muffins
Serving Size: 1/18 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 18
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 267
Calories from Fat: 119
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LIM College Students Translate Love for Music into Stunning Visual Display
Visual Merchandising students use more than 250 records in project for The Dream Downtown Hotel's Safira boutique
As part of a project for Professor Grailing King's Visual Merchandising: History, Theory and Practice course, LIM College students Erin Meade and Jenna Brandt designed a unique display at The Dream Downtown Hotel's Safira boutique.
Inspired by the music scene, Erin and Jenna embellished the boutique façade with album covers from the 50's, 60's and 70's, and framed the entry and the windows with 33LP albums. They used a total of 250 items for their creation, which they purchased at a discount from Westsider Records (233 W. 72nd St.).
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"Welcome to the 2010 CMT Music Awards," hollered Rock, opening an evening of non-traditional entertainment on the fan-voted awards show.
The awards portion of the evening featured no dominant force. Carrie Underwood was the only double-winner, and she won the night's biggest prize of video of the year, for "Cowboy Casanova" as well as a CMT Performance of the Year trophy for the version of "Temporary Home" that she performed on CMT's "Invitation Only" show. The other seven awards, all fan-voted, were given out to eight different winners (the "collaborative video" prize was shared between Blake Shelton and Trace Adkins for their "Hillbilly Bone" video).
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Soho House, the exclusive London-based members' club, has gambled $8 million on a Simcoe Street outpost that's the surest place in Toronto to bump into celebs
On Wednesday, July 25, a group of 30 people gathered for a secret meeting in the boardroom of a nondescript office building on Adelaide West. Among them were the heiress Trinity Jackman, indie record exec Jeff Remedios, TIFF artistic director Cameron Bailey, interior designer Anwar Mukhayesh, Sony Music president Shane Carter and the society queen bee Ashleigh Dempster. Together they represented a cross-section of the city's new establishment—a group that had been carefully corralled by the organizers of the London-based Soho House to help decide who deserved to be a founding member of the private club's new Toronto outpost.
Tim Geary, Soho's membership czar, opened the meeting by explaining why the club was coming to Toronto: the city is a creative hotbed, it's vibrant and growing, it has come into its own. In the weeks leading up to this meeting, each person on the committee had been asked to nominate 20 or 25 people for potential membership. The roughly 700 people on the resulting list had then been invited to apply to Soho House Toronto, and now it was time for the committee to vet the applications. The process was as precisely choreographed as a production of Swan Lake.
The original Soho House London was opened in 1995 by the English restaurateur Nick Jones. It has since expanded to 10 locations, including New York and Berlin. Founding membership at the Toronto club is $1,200 a year (or $2,000 if you want access to international venues). The House, as it's known, is targeted at globe-trotting "creative types"—young fashion designers, filmmakers, writers, artists and entrepreneurs, as well as famous musicians and movie stars. From the start, part of the allure has been bragging rights—the ability to claim membership to the same club as Kate Moss or Kristen Stewart, depending on your vintage.
In other cities, to ensure that the initial membership is diverse and not just the extension of a single clique, the selection committee was composed of a disparate and previously unacquainted group of artistic influencers and tastemakers. A sound theory, but a tall order in Toronto, given its incestuous social scene. Committee members exchanged air kisses, and the names of would-be members were greeted with multiple nods of recognition. Geary—who has overseen the openings of four Soho Houses in North America—couldn't resist making a crack: "Does everyone in this city know everyone?"
Before Soho House, the majority of London's private clubs remained the stuffy domain of white-haired, pinstriped gentlemen, the sorts of places where Darwin could exchange witticisms with Dickens over a dry sherry. In the early '90s, Jones opened a casual French bistro called Cafe Boheme in the trendy Soho neighbourhood. When the space upstairs became available, he assumed the lease and opened the first Soho House. Jones decorated the 12,000-square-foot club in an haute hobo style carefully calibrated to make his members feel comfortable putting their feet on a table—or dancing on one. The banker boys of The City were unofficially unwelcome, but otherwise an anything-goes attitude prevailed. The club counted among its members Hugh Grant, Chrissy Hynde, the Gallagher brothers and David Bowie. In the spring of 1996, Jones took the party mobile to the Cannes Film Festival—long before "pop-up" was a ubiquitous marketing term, he chartered a yacht so that Soho House could host the hottest party on the Riviera. By that fall, the club had a waiting list. It has ever since.
Soho House was New London in all its pill-popping, electro-thumping, mid-'90s glory. British glamour girls like Kate Moss and Sienna Miller came for the privacy afforded by a members-only scene. There were no photographers or (worse) autograph seekers to witness the revelry. The House grew in notoriety when, in 2002, Jude Law's two-year-old daughter swallowed a discarded ecstasy tablet while attending another child's birthday party at the club. Following a four-month investigation, the Westminster Council ruled that, in order to keep his licence, Jones would have to enforce random bag searches, provide a kids-only washroom and remove flat surfaces in all toilet stalls. It was a setback, but there was no use crying over spilled pills. Following successful satellite outposts—one in the English countryside and one in the heart of Notting Hill—Soho House was taking a leap across the pond.
Before it had even opened, Soho House New York was earning the kind of PR you can't buy. Thousands of aspiring it-people eagerly applied for membership. The secret selection committee included Nicole Kidman (who spent time at Soho House London with her then-husband, Tom Cruise), the director Stephen Daldry, the actors Alan Cumming and Griffin Dunne, and the fashion designer Zac Posen. The grand opening was predictably star-studded: Julianne Moore, Demi Moore, Rachel Weisz, Debbie Harry and the Coen brothers attended. In its first year, the new venture received the era's ultimate pop-cultural plug—a Sex and the City plot line (Samantha is furious to find herself on the waiting list).
Still, there were growing pains: Soho management loosened its no-suits stance—this was New York, home of Wall Street, after all, where every Carrie Bradshaw had her eye on a Mr. Big. It wasn't long before the club was known as a place where bankers and hedge fund managers spent happy hour. Jones, who usually dresses like a cool dad heading up to the cottage, has called the failure to maintain Soho's original ethos the biggest mistake he ever made. Starting in 2009, a thousand banker types (almost a quarter of the club's members) were enraged to find that their memberships would not be renewed. Those allowed to stay were asked to leave the corporate wardrobe at the office—the irony of a dress code at a supposed hub of creativity was lost on Soho's brass.


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"Your skin is the largest organ in your body, and it takes a lot of abuse. Constantly exposed to the elements, your epidermis (and the layers beneath) really takes a beating, especially if you're guilty of skin sins.
Want to preserve your skin? The following slides show what not to do." *
1. Get Overexposed
"There was a time when people thought it was healthy to slather their bodies in baby oil and spend entire days baking in the sun in order to tan their skin. Over the years, dermatologists set us straight, telling us in no uncertain terms that sun worshipping will only put us on the path to premature aging -- and skin cancer.
'If there's one thing in the world that one can do to avoid the ravages of injury to the skin, it's avoid the sun,' says Norman Levine, MD, a dermatologist in Tucson, Arizona Ariz., and the author of Skin Healthy: Everyone's Guide to Great Skin. 'When the sun damages the cells and deeper skin tissues irreparably you get skin aging and you are more prone to skin cancer.'" *
2. Skimp on Sunscreen
"Your sunscreen probably isn't shielding you from sun damage because most of us don't apply the shot-glass-sized amount (1 ounce) of SPF 30 or higher sunscreen -- the minimum experts say we need to protect us.
'Most people under-apply by one-fourth. Whatever you're putting on is probably too little, so at least double it,' says Jeffrey Dover, MD, FRCPC, associate clinical professor of dermatology at Yale University School of Medicine] and director of SkinCare Physicians in Chestnut Hill, Mass. Also, many people also don't apply sunscreen every two hours as dermatologists recommend." *
3. Head to the Tanning Bed
"Think a tanning bed is safer than being outside in the sun? Think again.
Tanning beds give you a concentrated burst of ultraviolet light that causes skin aging and will increase your risk for melanoma skin cancer. 'Never go into a tanning parlor,' Levine says. 'There couldn't be a worse thing to do to your skin.'" *
4. Smoke
"If the risk of lung cancer, emphysema, heart disease, and stroke aren't enough to scare you off cigarettes, how about all those wrinkles you'll get?
Study after study shows just how extensively smoking ages the skin. 'It does a lot of what the sun does. It just does it inside (the body) instead of outside,' Dover says. 'It makes the skin weak, tired, and listless looking.'
If that weren't enough, smoking also yellows the skin, interferes with its blood supply, and slows wound healing. 'So if you injure your skin it may not heal as well if you're a smoker,' Levine says." *
5. Use the Wrong Cleanser
"A big mistake people make when they wash their face is using a harsh soap that's meant for their body. Keep the bar soap in the shower. Use only a mild cleanser for your face, especially if you have sensitive skin, Stein advises.
If your skin is acne-prone, make sure the cleanser you use is oil-free and noncomedogenic, which means it does not promote acne. People whose skin is on the dry side should follow up each wash by applying a layer of lotion (preferably one that contains sunscreen) to seal in the skin's moisture." *
6. Scrub Your Skin
"Washing your face is a good idea. Scrubbing it isn't.
'Scrubbing can be very irritating to the skin,' cautions Stein. 'A lot of times people who have acne will feel like they have to scrub the skin to make it better, but that can actually worsen the acne.'
Be gentle to your skin. Wash your face using a soft, circular motion using your fingertips." *
7. Pop Your Pimples
"Whenever you feel tempted to pop a pimple, control the urge. 'Picking will make the acne worse and lead to permanent scarring,' Stein says. 'Better to leave it alone.'
Instead of popping pimples, try an over-the-counter pimple remedy containing benzoyl peroxide or salicylic acid. If that doesn't clear up your breakouts, call your dermatologist. If you use a magnifying mirror, give it to your worst enemy." *
8. Stress Out
"It's not your imagination. When you're stressed out, it really does show in your skin.
'It's not well understood, but it's clear that stress makes many skin conditions worse,' Dover says.
Stress can flare up psoriasis and rosacea, as well as acne. It may also lower the skin's ability to keep out harmful irritants and infections. Plus, people who are wrapped up in their stress have less time to care for their skin properly." *
9. Overdo It
"Looking young and vibrant is highly prized, but the quest for it can have a price, especially if you trust your chemical peel to someone without an MD after his or her name. 'I think they should be done under the guidance of a doctor because they can certainly be very irritating, particularly to sensitive skin or people who have skin conditions,' Stein says. In the wrong hands, a chemical peel could leave you with an infection or permanent scars.
You also don't want to overdo home microdermabrasion and peels. Instead of making you look younger, they'll leave your skin red and irritated. Let your dermatologist guide you if you are going to try at-home skin procedures." *
10. Overeat
"Before you take another bite of that bacon double cheeseburger, consider this: When you gain a lot of weight, your skin has to stretch to accommodate your new girth. Lose the weight and you'll be left with flabby, saggy skin. If your skin isn't elastic enough to bounce back, you may have to resort to surgery to tighten it up." *
11. Fall Short on Sleep
"More than a quarter of us aren't getting the seven to nine hours of sleep we need nightly, and our exhaustion is as obvious as the pallor of our skin and the bags under our eyes.
'Your skin rejuvenates while you're sleeping,' Dover says. He warns that a lack of sleep makes your face look 'dull and listless' and can exaggerate the appearance of dark circles." *
12. Ignore Warning Signs
"A changing mole is one of the clearest signs of skin cancer. Spotting it early gives your doctor a chance to treat it before it has time to spread. But how will you ever know a mole is changing if you never look at your skin?
Once a month, you should be checking your skin from top to bottom, front to back in a full-length mirror. 'You're looking for changes in the size, shape, and color of moles, or new moles,' Dover says. If you spot anything, or if you've got a personal or family history of skin cancer, let your dermatologist do a full exam as well, Stein says." *
Reviewed by Gary W. Cole, MD, FAAD and William C. Shiel Jr., MD, FACP, FACR on Friday, March 23, 2012
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ArtsEd Students Awarded Prestigious Laurence Olivier Bursaries
Second year acting students, Lily Nichol and Rayxia Ojo (front row left and centre) have been awarded the top prize in the Society of London Theatre's bursary scheme. Founded in 1987, the Laurence Olivier Bursaries support gifted acting students as they embark on their final year of training.
Each year 22 of the UK's leading drama schools nominate outstanding students, who are interviewed and audition before a panel of industry professionals. Bursaries are allocated based on talent and financial need with previous winners including respected actors Ewan McGregor, Michael Sheen, Paterson Joseph and Bryony Hannah.
It is fantastic for two students, particularly from the same school, to be awarded bursaries. We are very proud of our students' achievement and extremely grateful to the Society of London Theatre for their support.
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Hyperion [pronounced hi-PEER-ee-un; adjective form: Hyperionian] is the largest of Saturn's irregular (nonspherical) moons. Hyperion's average diameter is 270 km (168 miles), but since Hyperion is rather potato-shaped, its shape can be described in terms of its diameter along its three axes: 410 x 260 x 220 km (255 x 163 x 137 miles, respectively). Considering its odd shape, Hyperion is probably a remnant of a larger moon that was destroyed by a major impact.
Hyperion appeared as a tiny dot to astronomers until the Voyager II spacecraft passed through the Saturnian system in 1981, but this view was from a distance. The Voyager images showed the irregular shape, the heavy cratering and the chaotic spin. However, Cassini has filled in details including the curious sponge-like appearance and the presence of complexed compounds.
The most noticeable close-up feature of Hyperion is its deeply cratered surface. Hyperion and its sister outer moons, Phoebe and Iapetus, all show extensive cratering because they are Saturn's most distant moons and have experienced very little tidal warming that might blur or erase earlier features. However, the Hyperion craters are particularly deep and do not have significant rays of ejecta (although there appears to have been slumping or landslides inside many of the bigger craters). The result is a curiously punched-in look, somewhat like the surface of a sponge or a wasp nest. Planetary geologists have theorized that Hyperion's high-porosity and low density would crater more by compression than excavation.
Many of the crater walls on Hyperion are bright, which suggests an abundance of water ice. The crater floors are mostly the areas of the lowest albedo and greatest red coloration. This may be because the average temperature of roughly -300 degrees Fahrenheit (-180 degrees Celsius) might be close enough to a temperature that would cause volatiles to sublimate, leaving the darker materials accumulated on the crater floors. This scenario fits with some of the newer crater floors being bright water ice.
Some have theorized that these dark materials at the crater floors would absorb more sunlight and that the resulting "warmth" would deepen the craters as the more volatile materials sublimed away. Those arguing against this theory say that sunlight at Saturn's distance is too weak to have that effect, particularly in crater floors that are shaded from all but the most direct sunlight.
Hyperion orbits at a mean distance of 1,481,100 km (920,300 miles) from Saturn in an eccentric orbit. This contributes to variations in the spin or rotation of Hyperion. A stronger effect on Hyperion's rotation is that it is in resonance with Saturn's largest moon, Titan, which orbits at 1,221,850 km (759,200 miles). Thus, the two objects speed up and slow down as they pass each other in a complex set of variations. Because Hyperion is much smaller than Titan, its rotation and orbit are affected vastly more than the larger moon, and Titan apparently keeps the Hyperion orbit eccentric rather than growing more circular over time.
The great distance from Saturn and resonance with Titan has also kept Hyperion from becoming tidally locked facing Saturn. Hyperion rotates roughly every 13 days during its 21-day orbit.
Hyperion shows a dull reddish color with a low reflectivity (or albedo) averaging 0.3. This is similar to neighboring Phoebe (0.05) and Iapetus (0.03-0.05 in the dark leading side), but it is much lower than the inner moons such as Rhea (0.7), Dione (1.0) and Enceladus (1.4). This low albedo may be due to frozen carbon dioxide complexed with frozen water and other molecules, such as hydrocarbons. Another contributor might be methane from Titan's atmosphere being stripped of its hydrogen by solar radiation and the resulting carbon dust making its way to Hyperion. A third possibility is that dark material from Phoebe may be coloring both Hyperion and Iapetus.
Hyperion's density is slightly more than half that of water. This could be due to water ice with gaps (porosity) of more than 40 percent. Also, lighter materials, such as frozen methane or carbon dioxide, could make up part of Hyperion. This is consistent with the concept of Hyperion accreting from a number of smaller ice and rock bodies, but not having enough gravity to compact them. Thus, Hyperion might be similar to a large rubble pile.
William Lassell discovered Hyperion in 1848. That same year William Cranch Bond, with his son George Phillips Bond, independently discovered the moon. All three men are jointly credited with the discovery.
How Hyperion Got its Name:
John Herschel suggested that the moons of Saturn be associated with the mythical brothers and sisters of Kronus. (Kronus is the equivalent of the Roman god Saturn in Greek mythology.)
The name Hyperion comes from the Greek god (or Titan) Hyperion (he who watches over). Hyperion is the son of Uranus and Gaia, a brother of Kronus and the husband of Thea. The children of Hyperion and Thea include Helios (the sun), Eos (the dawn) and Selene (the Moon).
Astronomers also refer to Hyperion as Saturn VII. The International Astronomical Union now controls the naming of astronomical bodies.


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text: Education - Graduate overview faculty program organizations after graduation MayMester Summer Fall: 2015 Registrations starts April 7 for accepted students and April 13 for non-degree students Le Moyne is widely recognized as having one of the best education programs in the Northeast. Its graduates are sought by school districts locally and around the country. In addition to its quality, it's also an outstanding value, making it one of the soundest investments you can make in your career. Take a pair of classes at a reduced tuition rate of $1,500 per course and save. To qualify, you must register for both courses within a bundle at the same time. MSED (Summer 2015) The Le Moyne College Department of Education has developed and paired courses that will help you answer those big questions in the classroom – and set you up for success during the Annual Professional Performance Review. Bundle #1 EDG 644 Developmental Issues in Adolescent Education (grades 7-12) EDG 647 Curricular Adaptations for Students with Disabilities (grades 7-12) Bundle #2 EDG 617 Curriculum and Instruction for Pre-K - Grade 2 EDG 638 Early Childhood Education Bundle #3 EDG 752 Teaching Media Literacy Across the Curriculum EDG 731 Harry Potter Across the Curriculum: Multidisciplinary Approaches MST (Summer 2015) Become a teacher and reach your career goals. The Master of Science for Teachers (MST) is designed for individuals who have completed baccalaureate degrees, but are not certified for teaching. Teachers are especially needed in the areas of TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages), special education, math and science. Bundle #4 EDG 500 Inquiry Into Foundations Education EDG 695 Graduate Research Seminar For more information, call (315) 445-4376 or email Linda Cerio at email@example.com The graduate programs in education offer New York state teacher and administrative leadership certification. A Master of Science in Education in general professional education is also available for those interested in educating adults and children in non-certification positions in health care, nonprofit organizations and community education programs, to name a few. Professors are experienced public and private school teachers and bring real-world case studies to the classroom to help students prepare for their pre-service teaching experiences. Current Education StudentsHands-on practice provides students with real-world teaching experience and a foundation upon which to build a practical knowledge base, more effective teaching strategies and leadership skills. Le Moyne's pre-service teachers are placed in rural, urban and suburban school settings and introduced to children with different educational needs. Students are paired with their cooperating teachers the semester before their student teaching allowing for relationship building. It also allows them to develop and agree upon expectations of the pre-service teaching experience. Weekly supervision and support is provided by the Department of Education to ensure an effective student teaching experience. In addition to the formal teaching setting, students have the opportunity to work in high-poverty urban and rural school settings as tutors and mentors. Forms and ResourcesInitiatives and projects have been forged with external community groups and schools to offer students and Department of Education faculty a greater application of effective teaching skills, service and leadership. The department sponsors in-service teacher training at state, parochial and private school systems; science and math institutes to help local teachers learn new content and teaching strategies; and volunteer work aiding nonprofit organizations through training. Teaching, scholarship and service serve as the foundation for the Department of Education's mission. They allow the department to reach its goal of producing graduates who will make a difference in the lives of the many students they will teach. Spring 2014 Newsletter Now Available The Education Department is very grateful to our students, faculty, adjunct faculty, staff and administration for their role in the many successful initiatives we had this past year. We have highlighted many of these in our spring 2014 newsletter articles. Download the newsletter (pdf)


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Christmas Came Early To Our Muzzleloading Group In Caneadea
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Okay, I now see that the Playing Surface is defined thusly:
Playing Surface: The area below where the disc came to rest from which the stance for the next shot is taken. The playing surface is generally the ground but can be any surface deemed suitable for play by the tournament director or course official.
So I guess if the TD has said, kneel on a disc or towel...then you're good to go. Otherwise... could they say that after the fact and erase a penalty for illegal stance violation?
Here's the one on this topic......
Maintaining balance while putting
Question: "I have a good rules question for you involving the stance rules. A player uses an object (in this case a branch) behind him to maintain balance for a putt. First, would this be considered "full control of balance"? Second, could you argue, if the branch is not so large that the players body weight will not move it, that it is a violation of 803.03 D and or 803.04 A because they could have moved the branch less by not hanging on it? Thanks for any input."
Response: The question can be boiled down to: Can a player hold on to an object behind his lie to maintain balance while throwing/putting?
Applicable rules: 803.04 (Stance), 803.05 (Obstacles and Relief), 804.05 (Disqualification and Suspension)
Discussion: The rules do not require that you maintain your balance while putting. You can have a grand mal seizure as long as you don't step ahead of your lie. At the time you decide to step ahead of your lie is when you have to demonstrate balance. This is simply to prove that you are not committing a falling putt, such that you would not be able to stop yourself from falling forward due to the motion of your putt. Grabbing a branch is merely acquiring another support point, which is perfectly legal, as long as it is not ahead of your lie.
Holding on to something BEHIND your lie is not prohibited by the rules, provided that the tree that the golfer is using as a supporting point is in-bounds (803.03.A (3)). The branch must not be moved, or else the player would be in violation of one or both of 803.04.D and 803.05.A, which require you to take the stance that results in the least movement of objects that are part of the course and which prohibit you from moving a branch to "make room for a throwing motion".
Conclusion: A player can hold on to something behind her lie, in certain circumstances, without violating the PDGA rules. In general that which is not prohibited by the PDGA rules is allowed, provided of course, that the action done by the player is not considered "a willful attempt to circumvent the rules of play". (This, of course, is cheating!)
Other Comments: Many members of the committee have actually tried to hold on to some object behind their lie, while leaning forward to throw or putt. In our opinion this action makes the ensuing throw/putt MORE difficult to accomplish
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Gallery: Well Tech Awards Showcase Green Innovation at Milan Design Wee...
Well-Tech's mission is to support the creation of innovative projects through planning, research, and promotion. The wide range of designs include electric cars, new materials, renewable energy generators, clothing and designs for the disabled among others. The 5 day exhibition takes place in the interior of the Palazzo Isimbardi, a historic building in the heart of Milan that serves as a perfect setting for the modern design projects.
One of the highlights of this year's exhibition is Mitsubishi's i-MiEV, a zero-emissions vehicle with strong acceleration. Its compact magnet synchronous motor generates high torque at low speeds with an incredibly quiet and smooth sound. Compared to regular cars, the i-MiEV produces almost no noise or vibration.
Project Masiluleke is a HIV home test designed by Frog Design that utilizes cell phone technology to help fight AIDS in Africa.
Julene Aguirre's Sun Station is an energy-generating piece of public furniture that provides electricity for charging electronics.
Designed by Gianluca Soldi, the Ovetto recycling bin is made from recycled materials and promotes the separation of household waste with its ingenious design.
The 2028 One is an electric vehicle conceived by Mexican designer Sergio Luna. The compact single-seater features a control system similar to that of the Segway.
This All Mountain Wheel Chair was designed by Francisco Lupin, who sought to combine the qualities of a common wheelchair with a sturdier sport chair for all-terrain transportation.
The Mobility for Each One is a low-cost prosthetic leg designed by Sebastien Dubois for landmine survivors. Its design makes walking easier by propelling toe and foot momentum forces back into the leg.
Taiyou is a solar-powered gondola designed by Fredric Hyltén-Cavallius. Designed to provide an emission-free mode of mountain transportation, the design can be installed in remote areas where no electric power is available.


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A spectacular look at the golden age of racing! This amazing, huge print features the sensational black & white work of legendary auto racing photographer Jesse Alexander, from the 1954 French Grand Prix at Reims. As Germany's Karl Kling flies past the main grandstand on his way to a second-place finish in the race, you can feel the energy, and see the beauty of the amazing old W196. Beautiful vintage style, perfect for the wall of any racing fanatic!
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How many 1, 2, and 3 fish tiles are in the Traders and Barbarians expansion and Traders and Barbarians 5-6 Player extension? The most I've garnered from various web sites is that there are 20 fish tiles total in the base expansion and 14 more fish tiles in the extension, but I would like a breakdown.
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The new golden era of ballparks has begun! With Oriole Park at Camden Yards opening to rave reviews, baseball's builders used the inspiration of this classic-styled downtown stadium to re-make the Major League landscape, and within a decade, nearly all the round multi-use arenas and domed monstrosities were replaced with Camden-like classics. Of course, nothing surpasses the original, and, as witnessed in this spectacular twilight-bathed aerial view, there's nothing like a night at this ballpark! From the first night game at the stadium, this incredible image features the Camden Street facade, the packed stands, the players on the field, the legendary B&O Warehouse building along Eutaw Street, Ruth's Cafe beyond the center-field wall, and the revitalized Inner Harbor receding in the background. A stunning addition to your sports wall-of-fame!
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Thais Llyod, 10, makes snow angels in the icy snow at Overton Park Saturday morning.
It's dads turn to sled, as Bob Baker takes a ride down a hill, pushed by his wife Claudia, and son Sam Baker, 8 1/2 years old at Galloway Golf Course.
Sledders were out in search of a good hill as seen here in Galloway Golf Course.
The old car was covered in a snowy mix Saturday as seen here in "My Big Backyard" at the Memphis Botanic Gardens.
Paul Little's sedum covered couch was covered in a snowny mix Saturday as seen here in "My Big Backyard" at the Memphis Botanic Gardens.
A row of ice covered trees in Audubon Park makes a nice scene Saturday.
Gotta walk that dog, as Katrinka Hall was in her pajamas and house slippers Saturday morning in midtown. "Mr. Bingle had to go out, so we went walking".
Cousins Ethan Marsh, 9 front, and Sydney Marsh, 13, enjoy the icy snow while riding a slide down an embankment next to Union overpass near Poplar Saturday afternoon.
Leslie Thomas, 13, struggles to cross iced over Goodloe as friends taunt her in South Memphis Saturday afternoon.
In the 1800 block of Poplar Percy Campbell Sr. salts icy patches on his driveway Saturday that caused him to slide a car into the wall the night before.
MLGW worker Keith Fowler works on Poplar Ave in East Memphis Saturday.
Cleaning the way at Rawls Hall, at the University of Memphis early Saturday from left, Cedric McCray and Jessie Jones.
The snow came and went, but the ice fell still made navigation by any means treacherous Saturday morning. Walnut Grove Road in East Memphis was quiet.
Tyler Henderson tries to peform a pull up after being dare by his friend, Daniel Chamer, while the two boys were playing on an ice-covered playground at Central Park in Southaven. Most of the ice and snow in the area was beginning to thaw on Saturday and damage from tree falls was kept to a minimum.
Georgia Brown, 7 rides with parents Courtney and Mark Brown down icy Museum Dr. in Overton Park Saturday morning.
Mallory Maddox add the final touches of her snowman's face that she built in her front yard following the snow flurries that fell on Memphis Friday morning.
A car slid off the road Friday morning, causing a backup of traffic along Farm Road near Shelby Farms. A tow truck arrived shortly after to pull the car from the road.
Ashlee Fiene pushes her sister-in-law, Jennifer Fiene, down a hill on a pizza box downtown Friday morning.
The ice and snow is falling in full force in Memphis Friday morning.
Nic Brandl, 18, of Cordova, goes out for a ride along Appling Road to see a friend in Bartlett Friday morning. He says he does it "for fun."
Hanging your clothes out to freeze was the thing to do in Cleaborn Homes Friday morning.
Thurman Cather, a Liberty Tax advertiser, mans his post at the Liberty Tax office off of Park Ave. despite the inclement weather. Cather will stand and the snow and wave at cars passing by for four hours this morning.
Ice forms on this stop light as a winter storm hit Memphis Friday morning.
Christopher Daniels scrapes ice off of his car on Wilshire Rd. so he can take his son safely to school. The ice and snow storm began around 7am on Friday with freezing rain and later to snow flurries.
The falling snow partially obscures The Arcade restaurant in this view from South Main Street Downtown Friday morning.
Footprints found on the sidewalk on Central Ave. as snow flurries began to fall on Friday morning.
The falling snow creates a peaceful scene on a street in Midtown Memphis Friday.
Jennifer Fiene slides down a hill downtown Friday morning on a pizza box.
Traffic was at a standstill on the Hernando DeSoto bridge Friday morning due to ice and snow and a wreck.
Christina Hernandez fights the sleet and wind in the Schnuck's parking lot in Cordova. She bought wood as she was preparing for a bonfire she had planned.
A city truck sprays icemelt at the the police department's Union Station Friday morning.
Traffic moving slowly on I-40 as it nears the Hernando DeSoto Bridge over the Mississippi River Friday morning.
Kevin Thornton (left) kills time on his ipod at Memphis International Airport after he and scores of other travelers were stranded when their flights were canceled due to winter weather on Friday.
Tracy Massoth cleans the stall of her quarter-horse named Rowdy at the Lazy Anchor stables in Millington. Massoth, a nurse, says she makes two trips a day, rain or shine, to feed and care for her horses that are boarded at the NSA Mid-South Stables.
Cassi Day has fun in the snow downtown Friday morning.
Linda Sullivan of Millington walks carefully through the slushy parking lot with a bag full of groceries as sleet and snow accumulation continued on Friday. The winter storm brought sleet and snow making road conditions hazardous as the winter storm warning continues through 6 a.m. Saturday.
A statue of Elvis Beale St. starts to get covered in icicles during heavy snowfall on Friday.
Brandie Killian (left) and Cory Kirchoff try to figure out what to do next after their flight to Wisconsin was canceled due to winter weather at Memphis International Airport on Friday.
Snow flurries pick up the pace at a parking lot off of Central Ave.
Snow flurries falling on a quiet Douglass Ave, just off of Goodlett.
J.R. Humphreys enjoys the winter landscaped that formed around him while he took his dog, Stella, out for a walk at a soccer field off of Central Ave.
Snow flurries pick up the pace at a soccer field lot off of Central Ave.
Jackie was out in the snow at her spot outside the National Civil Rights Museum in the ice and snow Friday morning.
Traffic moves slowly on the Hernando DeSoto bridge Friday morning.
Entergy has mobilized service crews in anticipation of downed power lines in DeSoto County.
Travelers at Memphis International airport survey the situation on screens which show nearly every flight is canceled on Friday due to strong winter storms.
The information screen at Memphis International Airport shows all arriving flights are canceled due to winter weather on Friday.
Maureen Stephens (left) looks out at the icy runways at Memphis International Airport while her daughter Erin talks on the phone to her fiance Aaron George who is stranded in a plane on the tarmac. George is shipping out to Iraq and the Stephens family is hoping his departure will be delayed. Nearly every flight at the airport on Friday was canceled or delayed due to winter weather.
Doug Brickey (left) and Lisa Smith take a break from work at Miss Polly's Soul City Cafe on Beale St. during heavy snowfall on Friday.
Patrick Oates displays the map shaded in green where he and his co-worker Pat Irvin have been laying down a cinder and ash mixture on the roads in Shelby Forest to help combat the sleet and snow accumulation that hit the Mid-South on Friday. Oates, a Shelby County employee was just one of many who started work at 3 a.m. to service the roads as the winter storm warning continues through 6 a.m. Saturday.
Patrick Oates truck is reloaded with more ashe and cinders as he and his co-worker Pat Irvin have been laying the mixture on the roads in Shelby Forrest to help combat the sleet and snow accumulation that hit the Mid-South on Friday. Oates, a Shelby County employee was just one of many who started work at 3 a.m. to service the roads as the winter storm warning continues through 6 a.m. Saturday.
Noah Lowe prepares to change out one of his propane tanks on his travel trailor he resides in at the Navy Lake RV Park in Millington. Temperatures are expected to dip with winter storm that brought sleet and snow to the Mid-South on Friday.


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The latest from Spanish maestro Pedro Almodóvar takes place aboard an airliner undergoing "technical difficulties."
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Excellent. San Francisco is served by the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA). The mix of buses, MUNI (the subway system), and BART (the commuter rail)--and even trolleys and cable cars--can get you virtually anywhere in the city you need to go. The only catch is that you might need to wait some time if your trip requires a transfer. The easiest way to determine the best route to get from Point A to Point B is by visiting transit.511.org and typing in your starting point and destination.
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Noe Valley is a good neighborhood for families in San Francisco. With quaint shops and restaurants along 24th St, Noe Valley's main drag, there's certainly enough to do when taking a stroll, but there are many quiet residential areas tucked away on side streets. With many other families also living in this neighborhood, its community-centric mentality makes for a solid family atmosphere with plenty of playmates for your children. Located between Twin Peaks and Bernal Heights and not too far from Golden Gate Park, this area is also conducive to playing outdoors with kids. The Noe Valley Farmers' Market is held every Saturday from 8 am to 1 pm.
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Are there local sporting events in San Francisco?
Yes. In fact, San Francisco is home to several professional and collegiate sports teams. On the professional level, the San Francisco 49ers of the NFL play at Candlestick Park, and MLB's San Francisco Giants play at AT&T Park, which opened in 2000. San Francisco's sports teams of various universities also enjoy a large fan base, including the University of San Francisco Dons, the San Francisco State Gators, and the Academy of Art University Urban Knights. Nearby Oakland is also home to various professional teams, including the Oakland Athletics of the MLB, the Golden State Warriors of the NBA, and the Oakland Raiders of the NFL.
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San Francisco has quite a good school system relative to the rest of the state, but it is sub par when compared to the rest of the country. Public education is provided by the San Francisco Unified School District. With 118 schools serving over 55,000 students, this district was rated better than 63.4 percent of school districts in California, but only 35.6 percent of school districts in the United States. There are, however, many private schools in the area.
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It's easy to travel to the 2016 Formula 1® Australian Grand Prix on Melbourne's iconic public transport network with trains, trams and buses providing frequent services. For detailed train, tram and bus information visit ptv.vic.gov.au or call 1800 800 007 (6am to midnight daily).
If using any other public transport service besides the free shuttle trams, patrons must buy a valid Myki ticket for travel. Tickets are available from the Melbourne Visitor Centre at Federation Square, Premium Stations, retail outlets and Myki ticket machines at train stations.
The 2016 Formula 1® Australian Grand Prix Transport Guide is coming soon. In the meantime, please refer to the 2015 version provided above.
Use metropolitan or regional train services to Southern Cross or Flinders Street stations to catch one of the free shuttle trams running direct to the circuit. Visit the Public Transport Victoria website: ptv.vic.gov.au for maps and timetables.
Note: normal train fares apply on all metro train services.
- Thursday & Friday: Peak Hours: 7am-9am, 4pm-7pm 5-10 minute intervals (most trains)
- Thursday & Friday: Off-peak: 15-30 minute intervals
- Saturday & Sunday: 20 minute service on most lines (40 minute frequency on a few outer suburban services).
For maps and timetables please call 1800 800 007 or visit V/Line's website: www.vline.com.au for more information.
Note: normal train fares apply on all regional train services.
Free trams for 2016 Formula 1® Australian Grand Prix ticket holders operate from Swanston Street and Spencer Street on all four days of the event. There are three different tram routes servicing all gates at the circuit.
Light Rail GP Express
Spencer Street (Corner Collins Street) to Gates 1 & 2
- Thursday: Trams will run as per usual schedule.
- Friday: Peak Times: 2-3 minute intervals.
- Saturday & Sunday: Peak Times: 1-2 minute intervals.
Clarendon Street GP Express
Spencer Street (Corner Collins Street) to Gates 3 & 4
- Thursday: Trams will run as per usual schedule.
- Friday: Peak Times: 2-3 minute intervals.
- Saturday & Sunday: 2-4 minute intervals.
St Kilda Road GP Shuttle
Swanston Street (outside Federation Square) to Gates 5, 8, 9, & 10
- Thursday: Trams will run as per usual schedule.
- Friday: Peak Times: 2-3 minute intervals.
- Saturday & Sunday: Peak Times: 1 minute intervals.
NOTE: Normal tram fares apply on other tram routes that operate past the Circuit. The Light Rail GP Express and Clarendon Street GP Express will run express between Spencer Street and Gates 1 & 2. The Clarendon GP Express will not stop between Spencer Street and City Road on Saturday and Sunday (but will stop at all stops from City Rd onward). Please be aware that all tram running times are subject to change.
Metropolitan Bus Service
Some bus services will take you to bus stops close to the Circuit, whilst other services will take you to the City, where you can catch the tram services to the Circuit (free tram for GP ticket holders). If using any other public transport service besides the free shuttle trams, patrons must buy a valid ticket for travel.
For more maps and timetables visit the Public Transport Victoria website: www.ptv.vic.gov.au
Grand Prix Bus Services
A free shuttle bus will operate between Crown Casino (Clarendon Street entrance) and Gate 1 at peak times during the morning and afternoon. Detailed timetable will be finalised in January 2016.
The best thing to do is leave the car at home! Park in one of the 70,000 car spaces in the City and catch the FREE GP EXPRESS TRAM SERVICES to the Circuit.
Restricted Parking
Grand Prix Patrons (non residents) will NOT be permitted to park close to Albert Park. Special Permits will be required to enter selected residential areas near the Grand Prix Circuit. ILLEGALLY PARKED VEHICLES WILL BE SUBJECT TO HEAVY FINES AND/OR TOWAWAYS. Access will be maintained to local shops and businesses. Businesses will be trading as usual for the four days of the event.
DROP OFF & PICK UP: Gates 1, 2, 4, 8 (on St Kilda Road) & 10 (on Fitzroy Street). For further information please visit Victorian Taxi Association website: victaxi.com.au
Designated bays are provided for limousines in each of the taxi ranks above except at Gate 1 where a specific rank is provided.
Travel to the Grand Prix by helicopter! For charter prices please call Professional Helicopter Services on (03) 9580 7433.
Private helicopters can land at the Grand Prix at the designated Helipad adjacent to Gate 10. Landing fees apply and registration/insurance declaration forms must be provided to Professional Helicopter Services prior to the event.
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Disability Services
People with a disability can catch a train to Southern Cross Station (Spencer Street) or park in the car parks in the City and catch a FREE wheelchair accessible bus from Southern Cross Station (Spencer Street/Collins Street extension entrance) to the Circuit. Patrons will be dropped off at the gate of their choice (except Gate 8) and can link up with the FREE internal disability Shuttle Service.
For further information on the Southern Cross shuttle, please phone Australian Grand Prix Corporation on (03) 9258 7100.
The free internal shuttle service operates on all days of the event. Bookings are essential and can be completed from Monday 28th March 2016.
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Behind The Song: Muse's "Madness"
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Spesh- …I did not delete, had no reason to… …I am guessing you whined about being called a sheep, so go ask your (sheepish) moderator friend cedarphin since he censored me. I must have struck a nerve with him too. Maybe cause it wasn't in this tread in which case If this one get deleted I will be sending it to a super moderator and AJ and ask why I am being censored in a form that is supposed to be anything goes. Won't be the first time I got a moderator put back in his place. But that is okay as you can see from my post count, I don't come here that often anyways.
Enough with the sheep bull****.
If you can't have a constructive conversation without resorting to personal attacks, then don't bother at all. Enjoy the infraction.
WHAAAA…hurt my feeling being called a sheep. LMAO!!!!!!....thanks for the advance notice before the warning cedarphin.
Please make sure you read everything I write this time, since you apparently only read what you want to see. I am glad you and cedarphin had fun with your sheepish games last night. Yes I saw it all. Your obvious juvenilism is apparent. But more on that later.
If it is not already apparent… I am an Independent (just like my voter card says) that does my own research. In fact I have a lot of left leaning beliefs and I have some conservative beliefs too, (the national debt is a big concern and if you don't care...you should) but I am not a sheep (there's that word again…please don't get too hurt over it) that doesn't go by whatever is printed or said on CNBC or the Huffington post or whatever left wing thing you sit and stare at all day. And there is the problem with you and many of you far left wing goofballs, (god I hope you don't get hurt by being called a goofball now) that want to shove your ideals down on everyone's just because it is what you believe in. (The right and extreme right is guilty of this too.) Which by the way, once again makes you a sheep. Please don't cry. Don't want to be a sheep? Do some independent research (like me).
So let me get this straight…you are saying that having a military is Socialism is that correct? You are misguided if you think that it is true. What you are saying is basically everything we (probably not you) pay taxes for is socialism….Wow!!! I am not sure George or some of our other founding fathers would agree with you on that…but you can go on believing…SMH.
I find you a low life for attacking me for serving my country…you should be ashamed, but I doubt you are…I know your type. You have no idea what is like and chicken crap people like you never will. You should be saying thank you every time you pass a Coast Guard, Solider, Sailor, Marine or Airman but instead you just are more concerned about them paying taxes so you can live on. You one of those that believe that 9/11 was a government plot too huh?
You realize that half of this country does not want or believe in Obamacare/ACA right? Maybe CNBC hasn't told you that yet but it is true. So if half of the country (me included) does not want this why do I have to have it shoved down my throat? Why can't this countries government come up with something that is a little more agreeable to more than half of the country? Instead the arrogance of this administration (and in case you didn't read it, since you have selective reading skills, I voted for him) just says like it and if you don't, too bad. I wouldn't mind if we even had a vote on it but that can't happen with our countries form of government. To me whether you like it or not this plan is a socialist plan and I am being affected now and I don't like it. I don't give two pieces of crap your sheepish argument because you are so extremist left so to me your opinion doesn't matter.
I am saddened that people like you believe that it is okay for us to be paying Russia to take us in to space. No one said anything about the Russians invading (but since you have selective reading, I can understand how you like to put words in people mouth before you know what is being said). But you may want to look in to how much that cost us (there is a novel idea…research!!!!) if you can find the time to break yourself away from Finheaven or CNBC.
I am out…go ahead you can say I am taking my ball and going home, I don't care… the truth is I have a family, a job and a life. Unlike you who apparently lives in your mommies garage (we don't have basements in Florida at least where I live) and has all the time in the world to sit online and correspond with cedarphin until your you get your jollies off waiting for your next foodstamps (which you don't deny and apparently struck a nerve with) to arrive. Good night and don't stay up too late corresponding with cedarphin or playing warcraft or whatever your type with no life does. I will be going to work tomorrow to earn a living and pay taxes so you can continue to live and apparently have healthcare for free.


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Ben will headline a Sept. 19 fundraiser for the nonprofit New Light India at the New York Society for Ethical Culture. "An Acoustic Evening with Ben Harper" benefits the organization's community development of the "Boys Home Project" based in Kalighat, India. The Force Film Foundation is producing the event through partnership with the nonprofit, Lend Your Hands.
Founded in 2000 by Urmi Basu, New Light India provides shelter, educational opportunities, recreational facilities, healthcare and legal aid for the girls and women in Kalighat, notorious for its red light district.
Said Harper, "New Light has been doing incredible work for years protecting and educating young girls that are vulnerable to sexual exploitation. They have recently expanded their mission to serve young boys who are also at risk of perpetuating this terrible epidemic or becoming victims themselves."
Hear Johnny Winter and Ben Harper cover blues classic "Can't Hold Out" from Step Back at Rolling Stone. Listen to the duo play Elmore James' track and read Ben's moving tribute to his recently deceased hero.
Pre-order Step Back at iTunes and on vinyl at Amazon.
"RINGO STARR: A LIFETIME OF PEACE AND LOVE" is packed with heartfelt moments and great performances from some of music's biggest artists, including Joe Walsh, Ben Harper, Ben Folds, Brendan Benson, Bettye LaVette, Don Was, Peter Frampton, Kenny Arnoff, and many more. This all-star ceremony and concert was shot live at the El Rey in Los Angeles, and was the official launch of the Ringo Starr Peace & Love Fund - a division of the non-profit David Lynch Foundation organized to provide Transcendental Meditation instruction to thousands of at-risk students and adults battling PTSD. more»


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The Xarlaxians are a race of unicellular vertebrally challenged trinocular alien creatures.
The less politically correct term for them is "three-eyed gelatinous slime-monsters", but it's considered offensive and only used by species who think they're better just because they have a complex digestive system.
The Xarlaxians reproduce asexually, but still refer to their identical clones as 'family' and claim to miss them when separated over long periods of time. However, the existence of a Xarlaxian King could indicate that this particular specimen is a male and therefore they also have other genders. Unless their definition of 'king' differs from that on Earth, which is also likely and henceforth it might not even mean that the Xarlaxian form of government is a monarchy.
They are relatively fragile and it's possible to deform a specimen into a puddle of cytoplasm simply by penetrating their protective membrane at a high speed, which often causes a SPLODGE sound to occur. They also need to osmose regularly.
Despite having three eyes, their eyesight is fairly inadequate, at least by Earth standards. For example, a Xarlaxian called Grublarr had difficulty in telling Beaver and Steve apart from other left socks, and his colleague needed to check the Socks User Manual to verify his suspicion.
They are technologically very advanced and have displayed the ability to disguise a large battle cruiser as a much smaller washing machine. Such a feat was documented in the 'sock it to me' story arc that ran from Comic 149 to Comic 157.
In the story it was revealed that recently, a new washing machine had been delivered to Beaver and Steve by none other than the Xarlaxian King, who had cunningly disguised himself as the delivery guy. The "washing machine" then proceeded to detect left socks placed within and transport them to Left Sock Storage Depot 04, where allegedly they were used to extract the rare element chizanunium, which fuels their ships and is most commonly found in the left socks of Earth.
This theory is, however, undermined by anecdotal evidence of the Xarlaxians actually having left feet, despite their lack of vertebrae, and enjoying the wearing of 'good left socks' made by the Earthlings. Furthermore, the fact that they chose to steal the socks instead of asking politely arouses additional suspicion.
The Xarlaxians seem to have card games similar to those on Earth, as evidenced by the fact that they were playing a game involving the utterance of the phrase "Go Fish", and a suit called "a set of muscular chambers and valves for pumping oxygen-rich fluid around multi-celluar organisms", which is one way to describe a heart.