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DURHAM, N.C. - The No. 7 Virginia field hockey team's season came to a close with a 4-3 overtime loss to Massachusetts in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
"Congratulations to UMass and I wish them the best of luck in the tournament," said Virginia head coach Michele Madison. "It was a hard-fought game by both teams. Obviously, I am very disappointed right now. We had plenty of chances in the game that we didn't capitalize on. That is what is going to linger is the missed opportunities."
Virginia ends the year with a 15-6 record. UMass improves to 19-4 and will face Duke on Sunday in the second-round match-up. Virginia held a 3-2 lead when UMass was awarded a penalty corner with just under two minutes to play in the second half. Junior goalkeeper Jenny Johnstone (Paisley, Scotland) saved the initial shot with junior back Kelsey LeBlanc (Haverford, Pa.) getting a defensive save on a secondary attempt. The Cavaliers cleared the ball out of the circle, but UMass stole the ball back, attacking the goal again and scoring with 1:08 remaining to tie the game, 3-3.
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Virginia never trailed in the game until the final shot. Freshman Caleigh Foust (Bryn Mawr, Pa.) scored the first goal of the game 18:38 into the contest, tapping in a pass from Buckley. UMass tied the game off a penalty corner with three minutes left in the first half to send the game into halftime knotted at one.
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Freshman Riley Tata (Virginia Beach, Va.) gave the Cavaliers a 3-2 lead with just under 10 minutes left in the game. Tata picked up a rebound after a save on a shot by freshman Macy Peebles (Yorktown, Va.) to tap it in for the score.
This was Virginia's 19th appearance in the NCAA Tournament and the seventh in the last eight seasons. It was the ninth time the Cavaliers bowed out in the first round.
This was UVa's first overtime loss of the season after wining their two regular-season overtime contests against Boston College and Richmond.
Johnstone ended the game with seven saves. Carlino made five stops, including two in overtime.
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Buckley, who logged her ACC-leading sixth defensive save in the first half, will finish her career with 11 defensive saves, ranking her fourth on the Virginia all-time list. Buckley's first-half assist gives her 36 assists in her career, ranking her seventh on the UVa all-time list. Buckley is ranked fourth in the
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ORLANDO -- For the Los Angeles Lakers, this seven-game road trip is as big as it gets.
The 13-day journey leading up to the All-Star break was born out of necessity, as NBA schedule-makers had to send the Lakers on the road while Staples Center was being used to stage the Grammys.
But their longest trip of the season has fast become season-defining.
And there has been no player the trip has been bigger for than big man Andrew Bynum.
One game before the trip started, Bynum missed his first game because of injury (sore left knee) since returning to the lineup Dec. 14 after offseason right knee surgery. He still hadn't fully recovered from the bone bruise on his left knee when the Lakers left for New Orleans and four games into the trip, it still isn't 100 percent.
But the trip started mildly enough for the 7-footer as he averaged 11.5 points, 7.0 rebounds and 1.5 blocks in the team's first two wins in New Orleans and Memphis.
After beating the Grizzlies, the Lakers had two days off in Boston before facing the Celtics, but it turned out to be anything but a rest for Bynum after news broke that his name had popped up in trade discussions involving Denver's Carmelo Anthony.
Suddenly Bynum wasn't just fighting to win basketball games, but considering a future where he wouldn't be a member of the franchise that drafted him.
"I think he had the right attitude toward it," Lakers coach Phil Jackson said Friday. "He thought it was hearsay. I confirmed that I felt he was probably right about it."
Even if the trade talk was nothing more than a rumor, the spotlight shifted to Bynum against the Celtics. There were plenty of other storylines, from the Finals rematch, to the Lakers looking to avenge a loss to Boston 11 days previous to Ray Allen looking to pass Reggie Miller's all-time NBA mark for 3-pointers.
But in the eye of the storm, Bynum delivered, finishing with 16 points and nine rebounds, playing a season-high 34 minutes on his banged up knee and helping the Lakers outrebound the Celtics by 11.
He followed it up Friday with 12 points, nine rebounds and a block against the Knicks while shooting 5-for-8 from the field, the 12th straight game he shot 50 percent or better from the field.
"I've got to continue to bring the energy and hopefully opportunities will continue to come," Bynum told reporters.
The Lakers are 4-0 on the trip and Sunday presents another challenge not just for the Lakers with the fifth-best team in the East in the Orlando Magic, but for Bynum as well.
He'll be battling in the paint with Dwight Howard. While the 23-year old Bynum often hears the opinion he could be the best center in the game if he ever stays healthy, the 25-year old Howard currently holds that title without any stipulations.
Howard is averaging 22.5 points, 13.9 rebounds and 2.1 blocks -- roughly double Bynum's 11.5, 7.5 and 1.7 -- and is line to win his third straight Defensive Player of the Year award.
The Magic game is seemingly the last major hurdle on the trip for the Lakers, who finish the trip against the sub-.500 Charlotte Bobcats and the historically bad Cleveland Cavaliers.
If it goes anything like the rest of the trip, Bynum could have a surprise in store for Howard.
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When the regular-season schedule came out and the Lakers were only playing 15 sets of back-to-backs instead of the 20 they played a year ago, it appeared someone was doing a favor for the two-time defending champs.
After the success the Lakers have had through their first 10 back-to-backs so far this season, maybe they could have used a few more.
L.A. is 38-16 overall (a .704 winning percentage) but the team is actually better in back-to-backs, going 16-4 (.800) through its first 10. They are 7-3 on the first night and 9-1 on the second night.
Orlando marks the start of another back-to-back Sunday with the conclusion coming Monday in Charlotte.
Playing the second night with tired legs would seem to spell trouble for a team with six players in their regular nine-man rotation over the age of 30, but that hasn't been the case.
"We've been fortunate," Jackson said. "Maybe we've had a lesser opponent on the second night of our back-to-backs, I haven't really kept track. The other thing is that I really do try to limit minutes on back-to-back nights. If we can get away with playing guys shorter minutes on the first end of it, I try to do that."
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Earlier today it was announced that after ruling the Samsung Galaxy Tab not "cool" enough to be mistaken for an iPad, a UK judge has demanded that Apple place "an advertisement" for Samsung declaring the result for all to see. This judgement has, as expected, been appealed by Apple and has been granted the right to take the case to the court of appeal by the same Judge Birss that presided over this main case. In the event this ruling stands, Apple will have to pay for notices in the Daily Mail, Financial Times, Guardian Mobile magazine, and T3 as well as displaying a notice on Apple.com that the Samsung tablet does not infringe on Apple's registered designs.


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Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Slippery Slope or Who the Hell Greased the Slide?
When airport screening for terrorists offends and alienates American citizens it is time to rethink procedures. I surely agree that we need security. What the government is doing now is not giving us that security. Yes they are groping nuns and little children. What will be next: cavity searches? Notice what happens if you refuse to be groped or scanned; you are subject to civil prosecution and fines up to $10,000.00 dollars. Excuse me? Big Sis says it's okay though and that the body scans are safe. Thank you big sis.
Meanwhile, millions of illegals from every nation on earth are streaming across our borders. Some carry weapons, drugs, water, or clothing. Regardless they all pass unchecked. These people are not all Mexicans. They come from every nation under heaven and include some of the most violent people on earth. We know that Muslim extremists congregate at our southern border but your granny is in her stocking feet in the airport. The government that is restricting you freedoms in airports is granting them to those who sneak into our country illegally; even with their blessing it would appear. For some reason this just doesn't seem about safety anymore.
Something else that bothers me is the slippery slope that our liberties are undergoing. Right now body scanners and pat downs are in airports. How long before they decide they belong elsewhere: train stations, bus stations, and random stops and anywhere else they think they need to put them. Who is to stop them? You? I don't think so. As it is now they do as they wish no matter what you think. As I understand it, TSA has portable scanning equipment ready to deploy at will.
While there is no question that we all desire airport security; it seems that this may not be about security. Surely there are many things that can be done that don't involve invading our personal space. I realize for every argument against these tactics can bring an equally strong argument in favor of them. As for me, my flying days are over until this issue gets resolved. I don't think I am alone in that. And yes I do have something to hide: my naked body. I wear clothes for a reason and my modesty is not false. I would just as soon strip naked in the line and lift up my own junk as to have someone staring at me through some machine or touching me.
Now it doesn't take a rocket scientist to speculate what might be next: body cavity searches. Logically it follows. Soon we will all be like prisoners in our own country, subject to random searches and scans because a government bureaucracy thinks it has the right to. When I think back of government absurdities throughout history they always started within reasonableness and became progressively extreme as the people became tolerant.
This issue will not be resolved here and maybe not even soon. I guess the good news is that the program must be working as we have not found explosive on a single person using our current strategies.
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Survey reveals new trends in teen drug and alcohol use
Posted: 12/16/2015 - For the first time, researchers found that more high school seniors smoke marijuana than regular cigarettes on a daily basis.
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Robert Sherman, award-winning broadcaster and writer, recently celebrated his 56th anniversary with WQXR. Formerly Program Director and later Senior Consultant, he continues to produce and host The McGraw-Hill Companies' Young Artists Showcase -- now in its 34th year on the station -- and since their inception, has hosted the Lincoln Center presentations of the annual the Avery Fisher Career Grants. His popular and award-winning folk series Woody's Children, which began on WQXR is 1969, is now heard on WFUV.
For more than forty years, Bob was a music critic and columnist for The New York Times and for nearly twenty served on the faculty of The Juilliard School. A concert narrator with such esteemed ensembles as Canadian Brass, the United States Military Academy (West Point) Band and the Greenwich Symphony, he sits on the Advisory boards of many cultural organizations, also serving them variously as competition judge, pre-concert lecturer, panel moderator and fundraising emcee.
Co-author of The Complete Idiot's Guide to Classical Music and two best-selling books with Victor Borge, he also joined with his brother, Alexander Sherman, to compile a pictorial history of their celebrated mother, pianist Nadia Reisenberg.
Robert Sherman appears in the following:
Surveying the Fall Season
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
On tonight's McGraw-Hill Companies Young Artists Showcase, a preview of some of the rising stars that we'll be featuring during the fall season.
WQXR 50th Anniversary Show [Album # 26]
Sunday, October 05, 1986
Final program in the WQXR 50th Anniversary album. Host Bob Sherman dedicates the entire series to past WQXR president, Walter Neiman.
Sherman plays a rare snippet about the "speed gadget" from Alec Templeton's April Fool's Show in the 1940s, followed by announcer Lloyd Moss telling a story ...
WQXR 50th Anniversary Show [Album # 25]
Sunday, September 28, 1986
Host Bob Sherman dedicates this program to pianist Vladimir Horowitz and replays his first ever live broadcast from Carnegie Hall in 1951. The recording features just the second half of the performance. In addition to the performance, WQXR program director Abram Chasins recounts his experience with the broadcast.
WQXR 50th Anniversary Show [Album # 22]
Sunday, September 07, 1986
In this edition of the 50th anniversary of WQXR, Robert Sherman interviews WQXR host George Jellinek who discusses his tenure at the station where he began the well-known program, The Vocal Scene. Sherman plays an excerpt from Music in Review as well as an interview with De los Angeles. At ...
WQXR 50th Anniversary Show [Album # 21]
Sunday, August 31, 1986
This episode of the 50th Anniversary show features the music of Fritz Kreisler and Jascha Heifetz. Host Bob Sherman plays excerpts from past tribute programs for both Kreisler and Heifetz.
The Kreisler 80th birthday tribute includes best wishes from Mischa Elman, Yehudi Menuhin, Nathan Milstein, Erica Molreni, ...
WQXR 50th Anniversary Show [Album # 19]
Sunday, August 17, 1986
Abram Chasins' 83rd birthday tribute. Host Bob Sherman intersperses an interview with Chasins with one of his compositions, Three Chinese Pieces (1926).
At the end of the interview, Chasins talks about his book, The Van Cliburn Legend (1959). Sherman plays an excerpt from an interview with Cliburn ...
WQXR 50th Anniversary Show [Album # 17]
Sunday, August 03, 1986
Host Bob Sherman plays clips from WQXR in the 1940s. The Randolph Singers perform and we hear the voice of Irving Deacon, the station's first ballet show host. Deacon's April 25, 1940 show was first ever broadcast of the ballet Giselle.
WNYC archives id: 66297
WQXR 50th Anniversary Show [Album # 16]
Sunday, July 27, 1986
Host Bob Sherman plays clips from WQXR's Mailbag over the years. The earliest clip is from 1937. Clips include:
1. A reader recounts his experience listening to Beethoven's Eroica (3rd Symphony) on WQXR while in the Navy.
2. WQXR founder John Hogan testing music and voice ...
WQXR 50th Anniversary Show [Album # 15]
Sunday, July 20, 1986
Bob Sherman interviews Martin Bookspan about Conductor Serge Koussevitzky. Various performances conducted by Koussevitsky are highlighted.
Bookspan was music director and program director at WQXR from 1956-1967.
WNYC archives id: 66295
WQXR 50th Anniversary Show [Album # 14]
Sunday, July 13, 1986
Bob Sherman says "happy birthday" to his mother, pianist Nadia Reisenberg, by playing an assortment of her past performances.
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WQXR 50th Anniversary Show [Album # 13]
Sunday, July 06, 1986
Once again, host Bob Sherman brings us back to July 13, 1962, the day WQXR host Commander Edward Whitehead interviewed singer and actor Martyn Green. This is part 2 of 2 of the interview.
The two discuss Green's career and play music both featuring Green and others: ...
WQXR 50th Anniversary Show [Album # 11]
Sunday, June 22, 1986
Host Bob Sherman remembers Igor Stravinsky. Sherman plays an interview with conductor Pierre Monteux reminiscing about Stravinsky from April 5, 1955.
A highlight is Stravinsky himself on WQXR in 1949 talking about his ballet Orpheus, with performances by the Chicago Symphony.
WNYC archives id: 66291
WQXR 50th Anniversary Show [Album # 24]
Sunday, June 08, 1986
Robert Sherman provides a somewhat revisionist view of musical history though the ages using the WQXR theme. Beginning with the cave men, to Gregorian Chant, to harmony through Organim, plain chant and organim, polifany, syncopation, renaissance influence, Elizabethan madrigals, romanticism, art song, opera, operetta, modernism, unexpected syncopations, piano blues and ...
WQXR 50th Anniversary Show [Album # 09]
Sunday, June 08, 1986
WQXR 50th Anniversary Show [Album # 10]
Sunday, June 01, 1986
Host Bob Sherman interviews Elliott Sanger, one of the founders of WQXR, from May 1973. This is part 2 of the interview.
Jascha Zayde, Al Simon, and Eleanor Sanger join Elliott Sanger on the occasion of his book "Rebel in Radio".
Music includes:
WQXR 50th Anniversary Show [Album # 02]
Sunday, April 20, 1986
This show is dedicated to the memory of WQXR host Jacques Fray. Host Bob Sherman plays excerpts from Fray's show, including his first demo tape from August 21, 1947. Sherman also plays an April Fool's Day program from 1949, hosted by Alec Templeton. Templeton plays and sings a send-up about ...
WQXR 50th Anniversary Show [Album # 01]
Sunday, April 13, 1986
For this first episode of WQXR at 50, host Bob Sherman creates an audio montage of music and reminiscences from some of the station's founders. The program Includes interviews with Elliot and Eleanor Sanger as well as former Music Director Abram Chasins.
The show starts with a ...
Robert Joffrey
Sunday, March 10, 1985
Bob Sherman talks to Robert Joffrey about the dance company he started. They talk about upcoming performances, including Jamboree by Gerald Arpino which was commissioned by the City of San Antonio and Hexameron by Philip Jerry. We hear excerpts of Prokofiev's Romeo and Juliet and Philip Jerry's Hexameron.
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Zara Nelsova
Sunday, March 03, 1985
Bob Sherman talks to cellist Zara Nelsova who talks about her inspirations and her repertoire. She is also a visiting artist-in-residence at the University of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music. We hear recordings from Don Quixote and Dvorak's Rondo in G minor.
WNYC archives id: 70147
Mstistlav Rostropovich
Sunday, February 24, 1985
Bob Sherman talks to conductor Mstislav Rostropovich about his upcoming tenth anniversary of his debut as a conductor in the United States and hear several of his recordings with the National Symphony of which he has been the music director for eight seasons. He introduces this episode with a recording ...


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Sunday was a good day for Julio Urias.
On the field, the 17-year-old left-hander tied a season high with six strikeouts in Class A Advanced Rancho Cucamonga's 6-3 win over High Desert. Off the field, he shot up MLB.com's revised prospect rankings, which list him as No. 2 in the Dodgers system and No. 18 overall.
Urias gave up an unearned run on two hits and two walks over four innings as the Quakes halted a three-game losing streak. He lowered his ERA to 3.03 following his third straight appearance without yielding an earned run.
"He's got a feel that you just don't see in a young ballplayer, especially in a kid that should be a junior or senior in high school," Rancho Cucamonga pitching coach Matt Herges said earlier this month.
Sunday's game began with High Desert's Zach Shank reaching on an error by left fielder Robbie Garvey and Tyler Smith lining a single up the middle, but Urias struck out Jabari Henry and got Mariners No. 6 prospect Gabby Guerrero to bounce into an inning-ending double play.
The Mexico native fanned Burt Reynolds and Travis Witherspoon as part of a perfect second inning, but things got dicey in the third. Lonnie Kauppila drew a leadoff walk, then Toby DeMello went down looking. Shank reached on another error, this one by third baseman Steven Proscia, and Smith got aboard on an infield single to load the bases.
Henry grounded out to third, scoring Kauppila with an unearned run, but Urias struck out Guerrero to end the inning.
In the fourth, the teenager issued another leadoff walk to Reynolds but picked him off first. Tim Lopes was called out on strikes and Witherspoon flied to right field, ending Urias' night.
"Julio throws as fast as he needs to," Herges said. "He has a different gear, and he can reach back and hit 96 [mph] and it's not that big of a deal to him. It's a smooth throw."
After signing with the Dodgers in August 2012, Urias went 2-0 with a 2.48 ERA in 18 starts at Class A Great Lakes. Then, as now, the organization carefully rationed the youngster's innings. He threw more than four innings in a game four times last year and only twice for the Quakes.
Over 59 1/3 innings in the California League, he's struck out 67 batters and walked 28 while holding opponents to a .211 batting average and compiling a 1.23 WHIP.
"We want to keep him healthy while he's still developing," Herges said. "The tough part is not rushing him along. You saw what happened to Doc Gooden -- he made it to the big leagues at 19 and dominated. I'm not saying that's what's going to happen with Julio, but that's going to be tough to resist."
Fabio Martinez (5-5) followed Urias and pitched three scoreless innings, allowing one hit while walking one and punching out two.
High Desert reliever Blake Hauser (2-2) gave up one run and one hit in his only frame, the sixth, striking out two.
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Megan and Tom had a chilled out, backyard BBQ wedding held at a friend's house. "We wanted the whole experience to be a representation of ourselves and our relationship", Megan wrote. "While we wanted everything to look beautiful, we didn't want it to be perfect or overdone. I went shopping in thrift stores for all kinds of mismatched vases that would compliment each other. At the end of the night. guests were allowed to take all of the assortments home with them."
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Hours of work and the Fair Labor Standards Act: A study of retail and wholesale trade, 1938û1950
When the Fair Labor Standards Act was first implemented, a 5% reduction in the length of the standard workweek reduced by at least 18% the proportion of men and women working more than 40 hours per week. This analysis, based on monthly time series data from 1935-41 BLS surveys and individual-level data from the 1940 and 1950 censuses, shows that the Act's impact was larger in the South, where the proportion of men and women working over 40 hours fell by 23% and 43%, respectively, than in the North. Because of much lower pre-Act wages in the South than in the North, the minimum wage provisions of the Act were much more binding in the South, and southern employers were less able than northern employers to adjust straight-time wages in response to the Act's overtime provisions. (Author's abstract.)
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Skip to comments.MISSING LINK between HUMANS and MONKEYS FOUND
Posted on 04/09/2013 10:10:40 AM PDT by SeekAndFind
Scientists claim to have identified the missing link between human speech and monkey chatter.
Researchers analysed the distinctive "lip-smacking" sounds made by wild gelada baboons of the Ethopian highlands and found striking similarities to human speech.
Their noises are so human-like that Thore Bergman, an assistant professor with the University of Michigan, thought he heard people talking while he was hanging out with the creatures.
"I would find myself frequently looking over my shoulder to see who was talking to me, but it was just the geladas," he said. "It was unnerving to have primate vocalizations sound so much like human voices."
Male geladas smack their lips to produce a distincive "wobble" in their calls to females. These sounds follow a similar tempo to human speech.
Bergman suggested the research identified a "plausible" explanation of how human speech evolved.
He said: The ability to produce complex sounds might have come first. Then, when we could do that, we could attach meanings and communicate in more sophisticated ways. Or it could be that, as we needed to communicate more, we developed an ability to produce a greater variety of sounds.
Other monkeys smack their lips while eating, but geladas are the only species which do so when communicating. It is believed monkeys living in large groups have stronger vocal skills.
Its a very complex social system. They have some of the largest groups of any primate, Bergman said. These very large group structures may be linked to vocal complexity. Theres some evidence across primate that bigger groups make more sounds.
The research can be found in the journal Current Biology. According to the study's abstract, the gelada baboons' "independent evolution of a speech-like vocalization involving complex facial movements provides initial support for the hypothesis that lip-smacking was a precursor to the emergence of human speech".
Lip-Smacking Primates May Offer Insight Regarding The Origin Of Human Speech
This helps me to better understand liberal speech patterns. Thanks for posting this!
Parrot tilts head.
Three monkeys sat in a coconut tree Discussing things as they are said to be.
Said one to the others, "Now listen, you two, There's a rumor around that can't be true "That man descended from our noble race "The very idea is a great disgrace.
"No monkey has ever deserted his wife "Starved her babies and ruined her life "And you've never known a mother monk "To leave her babies with others to bunk
"Or pass from one on to another "Till they scarcely know who is their mother.
"And another thing you'll never see, A monk build a fence round a coconut tree, And let the coconuts go to waste, Forbidding all other monks to taste; Why, if I put a fence around a tree, Starvation will force you to steal from me!
"Here's another thing a monkey won't do "Go out at night and get on a stew. "Or use a gun or club or knife "To take some other monkey's life.
"Yes, man descended, the ornery cuss "But, brother, he didn't descend from us."
~ Gilliam S. Weaver ~
I thought we were related to parrots, because they do a great job of talking like humans. And sometimes make more sense.
People who are desperate to prove something will believe anything.
My children are also adept at producing plausible explanations for the current reality presented to them. Somehow, I expect more of scientific work.
Monkeys throw their feces, fence off their territory with force, and murder their rivals (with clubs), and eat their faces.
Not knocking monkeys for being monkeys, but it rather puts the lie to that little poem, doesn't it.
I have a Sun Conure. Two years old and says nary a word. However, Wife and I have an extended new varity of clicks, clucks, squawks, whistles and head bobs.
Mr. M and I lived one summer with two Amazon parrots. They hated each other. Neither had much in the way of specific words that they knew but each chattered a lot, Arturo spoke Spanish and Far Out (yes, that was her name) spoke English. Maybe that's why they didn't get along.
And you sir, need to banned for posting an affront to anyone not prepared for such a disturbing image.
Several large contradictions in that little poem. Monkeys(actually apes)do kill their young and eat them. Chimps regularly kill other monkeys and use them for food. Monkeys sleep around all the time, they don't mate for life. Who ever wrote this poem needs to do a little more study on them.
My son believes that Conservatves are descended from Golden Retrievers.
We are fiercly loyal to our master, we understand love and happiness and we know how to hunt.
Monkey lip smacking. I guess that settles it. :-)
I should be ashamed of myself....
"I would find myself frequently looking over my shoulder to see who was talking to me, but it was just the geladas," he said. "It was unnerving to have primate vocalizations sound so much like human voices."
What did they say? "Hey bub...get outta my tree"? or "thats nacho cheez...its mine."?
Remarkably close to Kenya...? Seems there's a lot of important history over there we need to discover.
My God, she's a salt vampire!
Talking smack PING
Gee - and I thought the missing link would be a genomic identity that shows the clear progression from primate to human, as opposed to the sound a baboon makes when finishing a slurpee at 7-11.
Horses IS PEOPLE!!
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Ok, so let me get this right:
Monkey's able to smack their lips explains vocal cords in human throats?!?!
Right? These people are grasping at anything and everything! IDIOTS!
Piers interviews Hussein.
Good grief! Enough already!!
He wanted to become part of the pck but was not accepted, to stupid.
Uh, oh, we've found the pfabuloush roots of gaiety!
He never got the hang of that whole evolving-a-frontal-cortex thing.
Well played, Sir. Well played indeed.
My Mom says that her cat says "Mama". Maybe we're descended from cats?
Please disregard the naysayers and carry on for God and Country. Thanks.
Not for nothing, but I do note that you are posting on FreeRepublic, a user funded forum. I also did some research and discovered your name on the 'Monthly Donor' list. Then I see here that you are griping about donation requests (posted on virtually every thread on this forum during the Freepathon.)
I can only assume since you are voicing displeasure at the existence of donation requests on a thread that you didn't even author, that you in your status of 'monthly donor' have sent your check of sufficient size as to bring this Freepathon to a close by the end on THIS day.
Having said my piece, I will go back to lurk mode...
Maybe you would like to explain to Jim Rob how you are volunteering to fund FR without Freepathons...
Will do. :-)
Impeccable logic, Mr. Spock; can't go wrong: either all your base are covered, or all your base are belong to us.
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|Case material
|Stainless steel
|Case diameter
|32 millimeters
|Case Thickness
|10 millimeters
|Band Material
|Stainless steel
|Band length
|Band width
|17 millimeters
|Band Color
|Dial color
|Mother of pearl
|Bezel material
|Bezel function
|Special features
|Always below wholesale prices. Avoid paying more than what you need!, Always free shipping with free insurance! Message us if you need anymore information. Customer satisfaction is our motto.
|Swiss quartz
|Water resistant depth
|330 Feet
Customer Reviews
Top Customer Reviews
I did my homework as watch study and searched online. Feel like need to give some review as a return customer of Invicta.
Like most of the others, what Invicta firstly attracts me is its Swiss made, the look and the price, the unbeatable discount at Amazon. "It can't go wrong!" I told myself.
I have noticed a few changes on my orders,
* Band - my 1st Invicta has "Invicta" on every single link at the back of the band. And the Invicta logo on the clasp. They no longer have that any more. The latest one I just received is not even a good match to the watch itself.
* Dial window material - has been changed from "Sapphire crystal" to something called "flame fusion" which no one can tell what exact it is.
* "Swiss made" has been changed to "Swiss movement" at the back cover
I understand they have to somehow cut corners to make the price profitable. But it should be reasonable and acceptable. And we don't know who called for the changes, Invicta or Amazon.
I won't say I will walk away from Invicta. Watches I got are not perfect, but decent still, good for everyday, and well worthy the money.
Just want to remind all the coming ones be realistic for what to expect for the money you paid.
I dont want to say my Wife is overly picky, BUT I normaly score low on gift giving. The quality of the watch is amazing,the price of the watch, even more amazing, my Wife loves it. I'm hoping for my own Invicta watch on Fathers day.
About the "Flame Fusion Crystal" I've seen that many people doesn't know about this, I have to tell that this is a very successful method of manufacturing synthetic gemstones on a lab, also called "Verneuil process". I say "successful" because it has been proved that Crystals produced by the Verneuil process are chemically and physically equivalent to their naturally occurring counterparts, and strong magnification is usually required to distinguish between the two. It is primarily used to produce the ruby and sapphire varieties, as well as the diamond simulants. So, for me, we can trust that the flame fusion crystals are as resistent as the sapphire ones.
Hope this helps... Cheers!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
I love this watch. It's great quality and a little on the heavy side. I love the little detail of the heart. I wear it all the time and have gotten quite a few compliments. Read morePublished 1 month ago by sugar_bee
The links keep breaking off, the finish is a dull stainless steel vs. a silver tone, and it looks very lackluster. I just did not like it.Published 21 months ago by Punky Munky
A quality watch at an affordable price. Nice design and style, and almost goes with anything. In addition very good brand.Published on June 23, 2014 by Delia M