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"And he said to them, 'Go into all the world and proclaim the gospel to the whole creation.'"
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In today's issue, you can read a story about Zion Separate Baptist Church and their support for the Village of Nassian on Africa's Ivory Coast.
Although the congregation is fairly small, with about 70 who attend every Sunday, their donations have funded 95 percent of the construction of a new church in Nassian.
You may also be keeping up with our coverage of the new Habitat for Humanity house that is being built on Wickliffe Avenue. A nonprofit Christian housing ministry, much of the organization's donations come from local churches.
No matter what affiliation, I think one would be hard pressed to find a local church that doesn't actively support missions locally and overseas.
On a national level, it's an ugly truth that bad news is the media's primary selling point. Thankfully, I work for a community-focused newspaper that allows me to cover all of the positive things going on in our community in addition to the negative. And let me tell you, Taylor County is full of Christian people who actively support missions through financial support and sometimes organizing their own mission trips.
Unfortunately, I have had a few conversations with people who don't participate in mission work and question others for doing so.
"There is so much need right here in our own community, why not just help the ones here?" they'll say.
And then it becomes clear that they really don't know much at all about missionary work. Take Operation Christmas Child for example. So many churches, civic groups and schools participate in the shoebox ministry that brings Christmas and the story of Jesus to needy children worldwide. And then look at our community's strong support of Toys for Tots and Toys for Kids that bring Christmas to local children in need.
Yes, there are children and others right here in Taylor County who are in need. But no matter where they live, what they look like or what language they speak, a child in need is a child in need.
I think what's so great about Taylor County is that we are so balanced in our support of charity. We have helped people in need in our own neighborhoods as well as those we'll likely never meet.
No matter what type of mission work your heart is being led to do, one of the best ways to get involved is to join a local church. Pooling the funds together will help your donation go further, and you may even get the opportunity to go on a mission trip.
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Traditional stereo matching algorithms are limited in their ability to produce accurate results near depth discontinuities, due to partial occlusions and violation of smoothness constraints. In this paper, we use small baseline multiflash illumination to produce a rich set of feature maps that enable the acquisition of discontinuity preserving point correspondences. First, from a single multiflash camera, we formulate a qualitative depth map using a gradient domain method that encodes object relative distances. Then, in a multiview setup, we exploit shadows created by light sources to compute an occlusion map. Finally, we demonstrate the usefulness of these feature maps by incorporating them into two different dense stereo correspondence algorithms, the first based on local search and the second based on belief propagation. Experimental results show that our enhanced stereo algorithms are able to extract high-quality discontinuity preserving correspondence maps from scenes that are extremely challenging for conventional stereo methods. We also demonstrate that small baseline illumination can be useful to handle specular reflections in stereo imagery. Different from most existing active illumination techniques, our method is simple, inexpensive, and compact and requires no calibration of light sources.
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Obesity rates across Minnesota have remained relatively constant since 2010, while rates in the U.S. and other neighboring states have increased. One contributing factor is the Statewide Health Improvement Program – our surrounding states do not have this infrastructure or investment in improving population health. This translates into a $265 million savings in obesity-related medical expenses.
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Food and nutrition labelling: Can information promote healthier choices among consumers?
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The US Studies Centre partnered with the Charles Perkins Centre to bring together leading international and Australian experts, including epidemiologists, psychologists, and public health and nutrition experts to meet with Australian policymakers, food manufacturers, and retailers. They discussed the nutrition information currently available to Australian consumers and whether new initiatives to provide more and better information – including the new voluntary front-of-packet labeling standards being developed by the government – can promote healthier food choices.
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Indiana's Joyous Goodbye to Mike Pence
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By Maggie Grimason [ Tue Jul 19 2016 1:24 PM ]
As a native Hoosier, I feel like I am in the unique position to express both sadness that the hateful, enemy-of-all-women Mike Pence will (presumably) be Donald Trump's running mate in the 2016 election, but also great joy that he will be out of my home state and ceasing to make us look bad. Being saddled with the dying city of Gary is bad enough.
As Samantha Bee said, "Indiana hates Mike Pence as much as Indiana Jones hates snakes." And it's true. The Indiana Governor is so out-of-touch that in a 1999 op-ed he wrote that Disney's Mulan was a ploy to get women to enlist in the military, describing it as "mischievous liberal propaganda." About as mischievous as, say, trying to mandate funerals for aborted fetuses. Pence also claimed in a 2001 essay that "despite the hysteria from the political class and the media, smoking doesn't kill. In fact, two out of every three smokers does not die from a smoking related illness." Meaning: one in three smokers does die from a smoking related illness, which seems like a pretty high number to me, but you know, I'm not in line for the presidency or anything.
In summary: Mike Pence is somehow even crazier than other notable, absolutely out-of-their-mind Indiana natives like both Michael and La Toya Jackson and Axl Rose. Hands down zanier and more of a bigot than Red Skelton.
We don't have the best legacy in Indiana, but we do have Plan-It-X records, Bloomington and Indianapolis, the Hoosier National Forest and Clifty Falls State Park, Larry Bird and Brendan Frasier.
That Mike Pence will be added to Indiana's legacy, instead of written from history as the terrible, bumbling governor he is, is a regional tragedy, and sadly,on track to become a national one.
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Frank Leto's Steel Drum, global music for young children, begins at 6pm. Frank and Pilar Leto Extravaganza will follow from 7-8pm with Caribbean music and dancing to energize this summer night with bright music and bright costumes. The program is free.
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Pocket gophers construct burrows under the ground using their strong forelegs, enlarged claws and even their teeth. Their vision is poor because of their habitat as is their hearing. When the gopher digs, it kicks the dirt behind it with its hind feet. When a lot of loose dirt has accumulated, it turns around and pushes the dirt to the surface using its fore paws and face. The resulting mounds are an indication of their presence in your yard.
Gophers feed on the underground portions of plants, but will occasionally come to the surface and pull green vegetation underground. They live alone in their tunnel system, but males will enter female tunnels during mating season, usually early in the year. Female gophers will have one to seven young at a time. The baby gophers will disperse on the ground when they are mature enough to leave their mother and often fall victim to predators at this time. They usually have only one litter per year.
Actually they are very beneficial animals. A single gopher can move approximately a ton of soil to the surface every year. Their tunnels are constructed and then fill up with dirt as they are abandoned. The old tunnels contain the nests, waste material and partially filled pantries well below the surface where they become important as fertilizer. Soil that has been compacted by cattle trampling, grazing and machinery is benefited by the tunneling process of gophers. In the mountains, snow and rainfall are temporarily held in gopher burrows instead of running across the surface causing soil erosion. The mounds the gophers make also bury vegetation deeper, thus increasing soil quality over time. Additionally, fresh soil in the mounds provides a fresh seeding area for new plants, which may increase the variety of plants on a site. Gophers are also in the food chain and are fed upon by large birds, other mammals and snakes. Other animals such as lizards and toads take refuge in the cool, moist burrows.
As much as I am trying to make the case that gophers have a place in our area, there are times when we have to control them. Poisons are available but I never recommend them. Most of the gopher baits contain strychnine, diphacinone, chlorophacinone, or zinc phosphide. None of these rodenticides are very pleasant and accidents can result with other animals digging them up. These products shouldn't even be allowed to be sold in stores. There are traps available that can be placed in the burrows, but they are not easy to use and have only limited success. I have found that the best method of gopher control is simply asking them to move. You can do this by pouring a foul smelling liquid into their tunnel system. Fish oil emulsion works well and castor oil is also effective. Since gophers generally live alone, once they move, they are not likely to return unless they are forced to move again, so a repellent can be very effective.
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New Mexico authors Barbe Awalt, Loretta Hall and Patricia C. Hodapp are celebrating the release of their Bucket List books with a "Bucket of Fun" event at 3pm on Sunday, July 17, at Page One Books. Awalt's latest is The Ultimate Green Chile Cheeseburger Bucket List, Hall has The Complete Space Buff's Bucket List, and Patricia C. Hodapp's effort is The Complete Santa Fe Bucket List.
Hall's Space Buff is teased as such: "The Complete Space Buff's Bucket List talks about, of course, the usual things like great museums, planetariums, astronauts, space suits, rockets, planets, and stars. But it also has duct tape, Tang, Cosmos, movies, space burial, Astronaut Ice Cream, Biosphere, aliens and the Meteorite Crater. Each Bucket List book is dedicated to an appropriate non-profit and this book highlights The National Space Society. If you have things on your bucket list that are not in this book, no fear, because there is a blank list in the back of the book. This book is a fun and light space book that will appeal to astronauts everywhere."
And Hodapp's Santa Fe list is thus described: "The Complete Santa Fe Bucket List Book is the fifth in the series of Bucket List books by Rio Grande Books. Patricia C. Hodapp, Director of the Santa Fe Library, lists all of the Santa Fe events, places, and distinctive fun that makes The City Different is one of the greatest tourist locations in the US. There are 100 things that she thinks are noteworthy including: green and red chile, El Rancho de las Golondrinas, sunsets, blue skies, art of Hispanics, Native Americans and Anglos, museums, Canyon Road and the Plaza."
Awalt has hung and curated countless art exhibits including nine venues for the Our Saints Among Us travelling exhibit. She is also the co-publisher of Tradicion Revista, the only regular magazine featuring the Hispanic arts and culture of the Southwest. She lives in Albuquerque.
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JHC Film Club: The Flat (Hadira) 2011
The JHC Film Club will be screening The Flat (Hadira) Germany & Israel (2011), 97 min
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Guest Speaker: Dr Anna Hirsh, JHC Archivist.
Hidden secrets, strange relationships and a past cloaked in denial confront filmmaker Arnon Goldfinger as he unearths family skeletons in The Flat, an award-winning documentary steeped in intrigue.
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Phillip Maisel, Order of Australia Medal recipient, and Head of the Jewish Holocaust Centre's Video Testimonies Department, has received a prestigious Victorian Museum Award from Museums Australia (Victoria), the industry body for Victoria's museums.
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Ringing in the ears - Tinnitus
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Thanks for your feedback, Marge. I understand your concern about the Helichrysum, which is why I also suggested using it diluted. I often use your Helichrysum blend in Jojoba and have had great success.
Liana Carbon
- January 5, 2012 at 6:12 PM
- Glimmer said...
"In another 1-0z bottle, add a total of 15 drops of the synergistic essential blend. To that add your favorite carrier oil."
Could you specify how much oil to add to the EO blend? In another part of the post, a 10 pct. jojobo oil mix is suggested, to dilute the helichrysum.
I love EO's for the scent and have used a couple therapeutically that were pre-mixed. I cannot wait to start ordering/trying. Especiall for the tinnitus. So I am afraid I need precise directions in a way that more experienced people would consider silly. So, apologies and many thanks for the excellent post/resources. I used an email for Liana when I subscribed to the newsletter, but it was kicked back undeliverable.
Also, I am assuming with the heli mix, you mean 1 drop of the mix and 9 parts of oil.
All bests, Cece
- February 13, 2012 at 11:40 AM
- Marge said...
Cece, I'm sorry... should have clarified. Fill the one oz bottle with carrier after putting in the 15 drops of blended eo's... so basically you are creating one fl oz of the diluted blend. Make sense? And, yes, Liana often uses the 10% diluton that we offer, in Jojoba.
- February 13, 2012 at 1:45 PM
- Marge said...
ooops, sorry, I missed your last question..when she talks of using just heli, yes, it would be a 10% dilution of the helichrysum, alone, in carrier oil.. 1 to 9 proportions. as opposed to the blend of four essential oils.
- February 13, 2012 at 1:57 PM
- Glimmer said...
Marge, thank you so much for clarifying for me. It is nothing you did/did not do. I assumed as much but as I am an absolute beginner at the mixing instead of ordering prefills I just wanted to make sure my understanding was correct.
- February 15, 2012 at 7:30 AM
OK I don't know if the bottle I have is one ounce or not. 15 drops of each and 5 of the heli doesn't hardly make a dent in the size of bottle I am using. So how can I determine how much to use in a bottle I don't know the size of?
- December 19, 2014 at 9:03 PM
- Marge said...
The label should have the volume of oil in it. or compare to EO bottles that ARE labeled? Sorry, but that question confuses me.
- December 20, 2014 at 7:18 AM
Hello Marge,
I just wanted to say thank you for this post. I developed a horrible ringing in my left ear and stumbled on your article while researching essential oil remedies. I ordered the best helichrysum I could find, made up the blend you suggested and have been applying it (diluted of course) for the last 7 days and the ringing is almost completely gone! It was starting to drive me crazy and make me depressed...I can't thank you enough!
- May 11, 2015 at 8:41 PM
- Marge said...
Glad it is helping you! (just a reminder... you can find what in my professional opinion and experience is the world's BEST Helichrysum italicum online at www.naturesgift.com (just a modest plug.)
- May 11, 2015 at 10:10 PM
Thank you so much for posting this blend. I was using it daily for about a year, and my tinnitus had slowly gone down to almost nothing. So I stopped using it and it came back horribly! I've since made a new batch and it's been nice to use before bed and have a quiet night of sleep. I hope you keep this recipe up for tinnitus sufferers like me.
- August 30, 2015 at 6:59 PM
- Marge said...
Thank you for sharing that! I'm going to pass your message along to Liana, tha author. We love it when we can make a difference for someone..
- August 30, 2015 at 7:05 PM
I have made the blend with 30 drops of carrier oil......do I dilute again?..I am going to put it a plug in diffuser.....
- December 19, 2015 at 6:15 PM
- Marge said...
Su... please reread the instructions, again... after blending the essential oils, 15 drops of each of the first three, then adding five drops of helichrysum. Take FIFTEEN DROPS of the mixture of essential oils, put in a ONE OUNCE bottle, and fill the bottle with your chosen carrier oil. This is not a diffuser blend, this is meant to be diluted down for safe topical use and applied optically. Please reread the formula and how it is used. (Also, I have NEVER seen a diffuser that called for carrier oils being added... for diffusing, you want undiluted...but I would NOT recommend diffusing this... dilute it properly and apply as suggested.
- December 19, 2015 at 6:38 PM
HI I'm very new a this and looking in to this for a friend. If I use a smaller bottle than 1oz with carrier oil how would I reduce the other oils?
- January 14, 2016 at 2:21 PM
- Marge said...
You would just lower the propoortions... if you are using 1/2 ounce bottle you would use half as much of the blend, and top off with carrier. it's simple math... make the correct amount of the master blend... then just use half as much for a 1/2 oz bottle.
- January 14, 2016 at 4:08 PM
- Dau tram Hue said...
Thank you for your shared. It's useful for me.
- February 28, 2016 at 10:02 PM
I love this blend, I've been using it for a long time and it really helps with my tinnitus. Over the years the level of my tinnitus has gone down to a mild annoyance, thank you, thank you, thank you for posting this!
- March 3, 2016 at 7:33 PM
I am missing cypress oil. How important is this oil to make a blend I am also using coconut oil as a carrier for my tinnitus.....
- March 23, 2016 at 8:07 PM
- Marge said...
If you've read the reason/actions for each oil in the blend you will see that it plays an important role. You could blend without it, but I suspect better results if you use the blend as given.
- March 24, 2016 at 8:41 AM
- Unknown said...
Hi marge, two questions: is there a chance this could make the tinnitus worse? Also, Can I just use before bed? (Or would 2-3 applications a day help more?) thanks.
- March 25, 2016 at 8:00 AM
- Marge said...
It *shouldn't* make it worse.... but there is no predicting strange idiosyncratic reactions. and I would suggest applying in a method that has been shown to help. I would expect that using only 1/3 as often as recommended would lower the odds of success.
- March 25, 2016 at 8:43 AM
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- April 28, 2016 at 11:00 AM
Could you perhaps make the Helichrysum formula ready made? It seems way too difficult to make ourselves. It would help greatly. Thanks.
- April 28, 2016 at 11:02 AM
- Marge said...
Cindy we do offer the Helichrysum 10% dilution in Jojoba on our website. You might want to try that, first. If not, we do upon occasion to custom blends, but I'm not sure of the ethics of blending one of Dr. Carbon's blends. Perhaps contact her first to see if she offers the blend premade to her clients?
- April 28, 2016 at 4:44 PM
- Ada B said...
Hi, great post. I'm a huge fan of aromatherapy for ringing ears. Another great way to cure ringing ears is yoga - especially poses that invert the inner ear like the downward dog pose. People underestimate the power of this to help reduce symptoms. Great post guys! Keep it up.
- May 11, 2016 at 3:11 PM
Your directions for new folks is confusing. I take the 4 oils, 15,15.15,5 and blend.
THEN I take another bottle and take my EO blend and put in 15 drops OF THIS BLEND in that bottle and then HOW MUCH FRACTIONATED COCONUT OIL DO I ADD IN TO THAT BOTTLE??????
- June 12, 2016 at 7:54 PM
- Marge said...
Anonymous you missed one phrase in the formula: "to a one ounce bottle add 15, 15, 15 and 5"... then, after mixing those 50 drops together in the one ounce bottle, you fill the bottle with the fractionated coconut oil. or you could mix them in a small measuring cup... the essential oils combined would measure 1/2 a teaspoon, (50 drops) so you could add one ounce LESS 1/2 tsp of the carrier oil. does this make more sense? sorry for the confusion.. and... you said you only could buy in 5 or 15 mls.. Nature's Gift offers the Heli in 2 mls, and I think the three others all in 5 mls.. if that would help..
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Abbreviations: AZT, zidovudine or 3′-azido-2′,3′-dideoxythymidine; CEs, cloning efficiencies; ENU, N-ethyl-N-nitrosourea; FBS, fetal bovine serum; HBE, human bronchial epithelial; Hprt or HPRT, hypoxanthine-guanine phosphoribosyltransferase; NRTIs, nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors; Phenotype-alt, Phenotype-altered; SFs, survival frequencies; SRR assay, stress response resolution assay; SRID-50%, stress response induction dose-50%; 3TC, lamivudine or 2′-deoxy-3′-thiacytidine; 6-TG, 6-thioguanine.
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The stress response resolution assay. I. Quantitative assessment of environmental agent/condition effects on cellular stress resolution outcomes in epithelium
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DOI: 10.1002/em.21772
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Environmental and Molecular Mutagenesis
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Walker, D. M., Patrick O'Neill, J., Tyson, F. L. and Walker, V. E. (2013), The stress response resolution assay. I. Quantitative assessment of environmental agent/condition effects on cellular stress resolution outcomes in epithelium. Environ. Mol. Mutagen., 54: 268–280. doi: 10.1002/em.21772
Patent pending: US2011/032191.
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Invasive Argentine ants (Linepithema humile) do not replace native ants as seed dispersers of Dendromecon rigida (Papaveraceae) in California, USA
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We investigated the indirect effects of Argentine ant (Linepithema humile) invasions on patterns of seed dispersal and predation in the myrmecochorous tree poppy Dendromecon rigida in coastal San Diego County, California. Significantly more seeds were removed from ant-accessible seed stations at sites numerically dominated by a common harvester ant (Pogonomyrmex subnitidus), a native disperser of these seeds and a species sensitive to displacement by L. humile, than from those stations at sites where L. humile was in the majority. Predation of seeds was high, but variable, across sites, suggesting that reduced dispersal could result in increased seed predation in some habitats. Removal of elaiosomes did not affect the frequency with which predators removed seeds, but ants removed significantly more seeds with elaiosomes than without. In behavior trials, only P. subnitidus was able to carry seeds of Dendromecon rigida effectively. L. humile and a small native ant species, Dorymyrmex insanus, while displaying interest in the diaspores, were seldom able to carry whole seeds and, when they did, only carried them a few centimeters. Displacement of native harvester ants by L. humile appears to decrease the dispersal of Dendromecon rigida seeds and may be increasing loss of seeds due to predation.
KeywordsArgentine ant Linepithema humile Dendromecon rigida Biological invasion Harvester ant Myrmecochory
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- Invasive Argentine ants (Linepithema humile) do not replace native ants as seed dispersers of Dendromecon rigida (Papaveraceae) in California, USA
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Volume 135, Issue 4 , pp 576-582
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- A2. Section of Ecology, Behavior, and Evolution, Division of Biological Sciences, University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA 92093, USA


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Nowadays, architecture description languages (ADLs) are getting popular to achieve quick and optimal design convergence during the development of application specific instruction-set processors (ASIPs). Verification, in various stages of such ASIP development, is a major bottleneck hindering widespread acceptance of ADL-based processor design approach. Traditional verification of processors are only applied at register transfer level (RTL) or below. In the context of ADL-based ASIP design, this verification approach is often inconvenient and error-prone, since design and verification are done at different levels of abstraction. In this paper, this problem is addressed by presenting an integrated verification approach during ADL-driven processor design. Our verification flow includes the idea of automatic assertion generation during high-level synthesis and support for automatic test-generation utilizing the ADL-framework for ASIP design. We show the benefit of our approach by trapping errors in a pipelined SPARC-compliant processor architecture


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HOW dazzling are these photographs of the sunken forest of Kaindy Lake?
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Diving below the surface, however, is even more amazing: the water is so cold (even in summer the temperature doesn't exceed 6C) that the foliage still remains on the trees 100 years later.
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Is that the Ford of Bruinen? No wonder the ulairi were dismayed.
And now, we pause for a unicorn moment. Nothing banishes the retina-scarring horror of scutigera coleoptrata like amateur YouTube video homages to the beauty of unicorns.
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Is that the Ford of Bruinen? No wonder the ulairi were dismayed.
I totally had a dream like this a couple nights ago. Does that make me a replicant?
Actually, after watching that, I think I need a scutigera coleoptrata chaser.
How come these are all just drawings and paintings of unihorns and not actual photographs of real unihorns?
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Agreed. So far, I rather like our new guest blogger.
Unicorns are like vampires in that they do not have reflections or appear in photographs, thus its impossible to get "real" photos of them. Obviously this has lead to some confusion as to whether they actually exist or not.
I think the scutigera coleoptrata is much more attractive than the unicorns.
I owned three of those posters when I was a child. I wish I still had them.
I want glitter, unicorns and rainbows, not Aqua!
It just doesn't repair my retinas as fast etc…
With AQUA???
Is this a how-to video of "How To Ruin Perfectly Useful Unicorn Art With Intolerably Whiny Vocals?"
Horrid blasphemy. I preferred nature's multilegged bugs to this skill-free idiocy.
I call shenanigans, thus:
A significant fraction of the so-called "unicorns" in the aforelinked vidja were nothing more than pterippi[1] (some subset of which had horns, clearly prosthetic, protruding from their foreheads).
Let us demand nothing less than 100% pure unicorn squeezins (not from concentrate) in our collective chaser! For this terrible injustice, Doctorow, you shall surely pay.
Shenanigans, I tell you.
[1]– Winged horses, of whom Pegasus was the archetype and progenitor.
Yo, this ain't Doctorow.
Thank God. That scutigalskdjgphae story was intense. No, seriously. I have a thing with bugs. My girlfriend kills all the spiders in the house.
23 seconds! I'll make sure to torture my son with that later.
While the bug was eerie and I want none of it in my house – that video was distressing to a large degree. To second a number of previous comments – there were many impostercorns, and Aqua made me ill. While needed, it was kind of like sucking on the whole lime long after you've forgotten about the tequila.
So many ideas for tattoos in this video!
What hurts my retina is the awful and overused title effect. It's the new Comic Sans.
You absolutely have to let me know who the music was by.
It's like listening to a bag of Starburst fruit candy that you have unwrapped and are jamming by the handful into your piehole.
And then you find that one of the candies had a jagged fragment of glass in it.
I think this unicorn chaser needs a Throbbing Gristle Chaser
I think this was the first time I ever NEEDED a unicorn chaser to sleep at night. That bug was too much for me. I'm still itching all over.
On another note… I wonder if fascination with unicorns and maturity levels are directly correlative? I think most pre-pubescent females like unicorns, but it seems that only a select few continue that fascination into adulthood… and in general those women (from my personal observation only) are less equipt to handle relationships/difficult social situations.
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The song is "Butterfly" by Smile.dk, best known for its appearance in the Dance Dance Revolution games (big surprise, huh?).
I need a Mozart chaser to get this song out of my head!
This was my favorite song on Stepmania. It's kinda sad, but it was. Mostly because it was easy to learn the steps.
Neurolux, how about a Bach chaser?
The winged horse @1:24 is my favourite.
"Hey guys! I heard there's, like, a unicorn video going on? That sounds totally rad, can I be in it? Guys? Guys? I'm not too late, am I? Guys?!"
Anyone else disturbed by the S&M unicorn in chains at the end?
Guinness did this ad a few years back. Brill Leftfield music. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcdDg30VBgo
Maoinhibitor: Thank you for that! Best thing to do, I found, was to watch the unicorn vid in one tab with the sound down while listening to the TG clip from another simultaneously. Best mashup EVAR! Now all is right in teh universe. ;D
Maybe some of the naysayers would have preferred this kind of "unicorn"?
Or perhaps this one?
That first one was extra-special. Was that a huge carrot on his head?
Huge carrot, definitely.
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The resurgent Arizona Diamondbacks look to set a franchise record with their 10th straight victory as they resume a weekend series with the major league-worst Detroit Tigers at Comerica Park.
The Diamondbacks took the opener 8-3 on Friday, overcoming a pair of early deficits to match their club mark of nine straight wins, set on three previous occasions, most recently from August 10-19, 2001.
The Diamondbacks have gone 39-25 since a 3-11 start despite injuries to starters Curt Schilling and Randy Johnson, both of whom are still on the disabled list.
"Everything is just kind of going our way a little more right now," said Arizona catcher Chad Moeller, who went 1-for-4 with an RBI Friday.
"Early in the year, we had so many things that never went our way, but now more balls are falling in for us. To this team's credit, everybody stayed focused on what is important."
Steve Finley and Lyle Overbay drove in two runs apiece for Arizona. Luis Gonzalez was 1-for-3 with two walks in his first game in Detroit since being traded to the Diamondbacks for outfielder Karim Garcia on Dec. 28, 1998.
Finley is 15-for-30 during an eight-game hitting streak with a homer, three doubles, a triple and nine RBIs. Overbay has hit safely in 10 of his last 11 games.
The Tigers have lost seven in a row and 19 of 21. They are a season-worst 41 games below .500.
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STANDINGS: Diamondbacks - 3rd place, 5 GB, NL West. Tigers - 5th place, 24 1/2 GB, AL Central.
DIAMONDBACKS PROBABLE STARTER: Brandon Webb (3-2, 2.38 ERA). Webb hasn't gotten a decision in either of his last two starts, but the Diamondbacks have won both, including Monday's 7-6 home triumph over Houston. The 24-year-old right-hander gave up two earned runs and two hits over seven innings. Webb, who faces Detroit for the first time, is 1-1 with a 1.73 ERA on the road this season.
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