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Lavina [lav-ina] as a girls' name is of Latin origin. Lavina is a variant form of Lavinia (Latin).
Lavina▼ has 15 variants: Lavena, Lavenia, Lavinie, Levenia, Levina, Levinia, Livinia, Louvenia, Louvinia, Lovina, Lovinia, Luvena, Luvenia▼, Luvina and Luvinia.Creative forms:
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Lavina is a very prominent first name for females (#1562 out of 4276, Top 37%) and a slightly less prominent surname for both adults and children (#98770 out of 150436, Top 66%). (2000 U.S. Census)
Lavina was first listed in 1880-1889 and reached its peak rank of #415 in the U.S. then, but is not listed currently. (Top 2000 Names, 2015)
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thanks for tuning in to this gps special. you can read more of my thoughts in "time" magazine and you can always catch my regular show on sundays at 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. eastern. international viewers can go to our website for air times. cnn.com/fareed. tonight, a man who changed television forever. >> this new service will be called a cable news network. >> ted turner has never been shy about speaking his mind. tonight, he tells all. >> the moneyed interests are taking over the country. >> mouth of the south. >> i lost my fortune, most of it. i have a billion or two left: you can get by on that if you economize. >> and a man whose ex-wife says this about it. i'm so proud of him. he's done so much good work in the world.
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>> george w. bush. >> i want to stay connected to the veteran community. i'm not going to be a public person. this is a rare interview for me. >> this is "piers morgan tonight." >> good evening the first ted turner, a tv pioneer. but, also, a very out spoken man and a rare interview for president george w. bush. if anyone knows about keeping america great is a former american president. >> after 9/11, millions of volunteers and they said i want to serve my country. and i'm -- i don't view it as anything personal. i view that as we were all serving together. we were all part of a great cause.
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the cause of securing our country. and the cause of liberty. >> that's good with george w. bush coming later. but, first, someone who, i think on this occasion, literally needs no introduction. he is the man who created cnn. the reason that i am here and others are here working here. ted turner. welcome back, ted. >> good to be here. >> how does it feel to be back? >> good. >> does it? >> yeah. >> are you still proud of cnn? >> absolutely. >> do you still watch cnn. >> i watch it. you bet. >> you like what you see? >> i like most of what i see. >> you always said about cnn, the news should be the star. >> well, that was the philosophy that we started with. but it really was the only place open for us because all the other news networks, cbs, nbc and abc, they emphasized their stars and we didn't have any stars. we were lucky to have employees. >> if you had the competition
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that's around now in cable when you first started, in other words, if there had been a fox news with right wing star anchors, msnbc had rachel and the others. would you do anything differently? >> i'd have to really give it a lot of thought and a lot of study, which i have not done because nobody has asked he to do it. i value my time greatly. i'm working on nuclear weapons, trying to get rid of them and working on the climate and getting us to change over to clean energy and stabilize the population before the world is just so overcrowded we can't turn around. i'm working on things where i can make a difference now. i really don't have any input on a regular basis. here. >> do you think cnn should become -- the reason i'm fascinated is you're the guy that started this whole business.
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and others began to do similar versions. do you think that cnn should remain the impartial observer of news? >> yes. and cover the substantial news and that doesn't mean you don't cover hollywood and kidnappings and the sensational, too. but the emphasis should be on hard news. i wanted cnn to be the new york times of the news business. not the daily news. i wanted it to be the new york times. and i thought that for the long term, that would be the best position to be in, even if the ratings weren't the greatest. if you had the most prestige and you were the network that everybody turned to in times of a crisis, that that would -- the most important position in the news business to hold. >> that is still true. i've been here 16, 17 months now.
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when that happens, it is very gratifying that the cnn ratings soar. the issue is what happens as we've had recently when there's a lengthy period of not much news. >> well, the world is a big place. and i've been around the country traveling a good bit and i watch cnn international all over the world. i probably see it as much -- or more than cnn domestic. and i think they're doing an excellent job. but they're programming for the world. and i can understand the difficulty programming for the u.s. audience it's a real challenge to do. >> let's talk about some news. what do you make of america right now? today? what do you think of your country? >> i think it's terrible that
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politics have gotten so money-oriented that the money interests are taking over the country. and i've -- and there's too much disagreement and argument between the parties. i believe in pulling together to make the country better rather than tearing it apart for partisan reasons. >> i mean, you're a guy who historically, when you've had a rival, you haven't hesitated to give him a verbal whack or two. >> well, only if it was deserved. >> what do you think of president obama? how is he doing? >> i like him. i like him. he's had a extremely difficult job. and i think he's done amazingly well.
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and he's got his spirits up and he never gets discouraged, which is really important in a particular leader that's leading us in time of great difficulty. >> if you were advising it and he could do a lot worse than ask you right now, what would you tell him to be more forcible about? where do you think he's not being strong enough? >> well, i would have liked to see him -- his positions are good on the environment. but he -- he put health care ahead of the energy bill. if he put the energy bill first when he was first elected, it would have gone through without the kind of animosity that the health care bill enchanted. so that was a mistake. but it was good to get the health care bill through. i mean, i supported that, as well as the energy bill. >> when you see american troops coming out of iraq and now
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coming out of afghanistan, there's a set timetable that's been laid down by the president, i assume that you're pleased with that? >> i am. i've studied history a lot. wars are not a good way to get things done. that he eve been a disaster for us. they've cost a trillion dollars over the period afghanistan, a trillion. it's just crazy. >> when you look at the way afghanistan is going, many say it's become a counter terrorist operation. is that really what america should have done? rather than going in with men on the ground, big, large truths and says we're going to tackle the terrorists through intelligence, through special forces and so on. >> i think war should be avoided at all costs and we should do
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everything we can to get the united nations to the deal with conflict before they get -- before people start resorting to violence just begets violence. i think we ought to renounce war and have -- let the courts handle it, have arbitration at the united nations and let them handle it and then be bound by what those decisions are. i mean, if everybody started shooting everybody that they had a disagreement with, all we'd be doing is shooting each other there's enough of that anyway. but that doesn't accomplish anything except gets people shot and escalates into war.
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>> what would you do about iran? >> well, first of all, i believe in total nuclear disarmament. we have 2,000 or several thousand nuclear weapons. iran has none at the current time. it's okay for israel, but it's not okay for iran. that's -- they're not treating everybody equally. and you -- you have no strong position except force only by force can it be done. we've already voted at the u.n. and the security council to get rid of nuclear weapons. let's get rid of them. let's get rid of ours and iran will stop. if everybody doesn't have them, then we're safe. at least safe from a nuclear attack. i mean, if we have full scale nuclear exchange, it's going to destroy life on earth. all life. maybe there will be a few
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cockroaches left. that's crazy. most of the people are really nice here. and if you treat people with dignity, respect and friendliness, like i did with the russians and the soviets before them with the goodwill games, if you try to make friends, you can make friends. and you can do that even with former enemies. look, japan bombed us at pearl harbor and now we're good friends with the japanese. we fought china in the cold war. now we're good friends with the chinese, most of us are. >> ted, let's take a break. i want to come back and talk to you about your favorite cnn moments. >> everything we said about the super station, we are also looking into the alternative of cable providers. this would be called the cable news network and would program
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good everyone evening, i'm david walker. >> that was from cnn's very first newscast on june 1st, 1980. and now the man who created cnn, ted turner. how do you feel? >> i feel good. it was a great idea and it was well executed. >> what was the great ambition for you. what did you really want to achieve? >> i wanted to better inform the world. >> do you feel you've succeeded? >> yes. how many news networks there are now? 24 hour news networks in the world? over a hundred.
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>> is that right? >> right. every country has one. you're not a country if you don't have one. people nowadays want instant information. they don't want to have to wait 8 hours. they're used to getting information right now that they need. >> there were three memorable moments that you've highlighted. one was 1987, baby jessica in being rescued from the well. tell me why you love that story so much? >> that one captured america. jessica was actually down there for over a day. >> is it also one of those examples where good news can often be just as big a story and rate just as well as bad news. there's always a perception there.
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the reason i like this, i was a young reporter in london. i remember watching 1991. they were literally on the front line, these missiles firing over their heads. reporting live. it was the most incredible, dramatic thing. >> and the explosions. the rocket's red glare. the bombs bursting in air. >> amazing. >> it was. >> let's play a clip. >> we are just in the process of getting tape fed to us from a location in jordan. this is the video tape shot by the cnn crew during the opening hours of the allied assault on baghdad. general smith, please comment on what you can see. this is the first time we've seen this tape. this is our camera crew shooting out the window in baghdad. >> was that the story or the event that made you realize just
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how big cnn could become? >> yes. that was the biggest story that -- in my opinion, the biggest story that we ever had. >> you defied the president. you kept your people there. >> oh, we have freedom of the press. we had volunteers up here who had volunteered to stay. and we didn't make anybody stay. and i just said we're going to stay. >> you also said at the time, look, i don't care what it costs. >> well, i said spend whatever it takes. i didn't say i don't care what it costs. i did care, but i didn't want to be pinching pennies on this story. >> what was the difference of having cnn's cameras on the front line of a war like that? what do you think the difference, that decision, that capability made to the way the war was covered?
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>> i -- you know, what we did was televise what we saw. >> did it bring a greater truth to war coverage? the fact that you were there? >> i think so. >> your third story of 9/11. what did that do to america? that moment? >> well, it shook us up. it was unbelievable. and watching -- i was in my office and i glanced up. and just after the first plane had gone in and i could -- the building was on fire. and i was -- i sat there stunned. and during -- while i was just sitting there just watching it, the second one came in. and i saw it live. and i ran down to the news room. walter isaacson was running cnn at the time. he had come over from "time magazine." a good man and a good friend of mine.
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and headline news had stayed with its regular format. it was giving football scores and the stock markets, you know, its half hour rolling format. and a couple of times, we had preempted that format when it was a big enough news story to warrant both cnn and headline news because the story was so compelling. and i mentioned that to walter. i said walt, have you thought about switching over headline news? he said the last thing i did at cnn. and he said that's a great idea. and within seconds, they switched over to the live coverage of the world trade center. and a few minutes later, the buildings collapsed. it was -- it was like pearl harbor. only being televised. >> let's take a break and come
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we had a great time. for ten years, i just am so happy that i got to spend ten years with him. >> that was jane fonda speaking about ted turner on the show a few months ago. ted, jane fonda, was she the great love of your life. >> probably. >> have you ever quite got over her? >> no. >> do you think you ever will? >> no. >> when you love somebody and you really love them, you never stop loving them, no matter how hard you try. there's nothing wrong with that. that's good. that's why people love their country. patriots, they love their planet. you know, i basically -- i'm basically a happy person. >> you're a man used to winning. and you lost jane. why -- >> i lost jane. i lost my job here. i lost my fortune, most of it. i have a billion or two left,
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you can get by on that if you economize. but you carry on. and i found other things to do. i'm working trying to help united nation's causes, both with my philanthropy and with my personal efforts. >> which of the three -- >> i'm in a meeting all day tomorrow to save the oceans. i'm on the committee to abolish poverty. the millennium development goals. i'm in -- i've got plenty of tough jobs. >> which of the three things that you lost. your fortune, most of it; jane fonda or the job here? >> you want me to rank them? >> yes. >> which caused you the most -- >> i love them all so much. >> which upset you the most? >> they all broke my heart. but i just, you know, i just rallied. winners never quit and quitters never win.
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i just made a comeback. >> are you a better man for having experienced -- >> i'm a more experienced man because those, you know, the aol merger and the subsequent, basically, destruction of my wealth, they hurt at the time. but i just toughed it out. and that's -- you have to keep going. you can't give up in life. >> i saw you once say at one stage after the aol merger, you saw your fortune diminishing $20 million a minute. >> no, no. it was $10 million a day for three years. close to $10 billion. >> what does that feel like? >> it felt bad. but i -- i stayed at the company and stayed on the board of
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directors to try and mitigate the losses as much as i possibly could to do what i could to help. and, as a result, i lost even more because when this -- the stockholders sued the company, i wasn't part of that suit. i was on the board and that cost me several hundred million dollars. but i had my honor. i had my honor at the end of it, which is not everybody in the media business can say. >> you had a guy look you in the eye, and, effectively, fire you from the company you created. >> that's right. >> how does that feel? >> it really hurt. we were making our budget and i was loyal to the management of the company. you've read my book, i'm sure. i didn't do anything -- didn't do anything wrong. and i think if it had been put to the employees, they would have voted to keep me. but they didn't -- they didn't do that. i done a pretty good job. i had been times man of the year. i was the only person that worked at "time" ever that got
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that honor. that's about as big an honor as you can get. and i was -- i think i was doing a good job. we were making a fabulous amount of money. >> you've replaced jane, for all intense and purposes, with a new system. you have four girlfriends at any given time. >> well, hopefully, they won't all leave me at once. >> come on, ted, how do you get away with that? >> with great difficulty. >> well, you must have a complicated schedule. >> i do. >> and the women must be very tolerant? >> well, they're -- first of all they're good friends. with me. most of the time. >> are they good friends with each other? >> some of them are. some aren't. it's complicated. it's much easier to have one wife.
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but when you have one wife and she leaves you -- and i've been divorced three times. my life was so hectic, it was really hard for them to keep up. i travel all of the time. >> you said, very movingly, that after you and jane split up, you cried for six months. >> i didn't cry for six, but i was brokenhearted for at least that long. >> did you try and win her back? >> a little bit. but it -- it looked like -- it looked like we were so far apart from philosophically that we couldn't do it. >> how many times have you been properly in love in your life? >> twice. >> jane and? >> and another person. but i've -- that's really in love.
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since the united nation's foundation created nothing but nets campaign in 2006, more than 20 partners had joined and literally millions of people to raise $20 billion. and distribute some 2 million bed nets to children and their families in africa. >> ted turner talking about the united nation's foundations campaign to fight malaria worldwide. ted turner is back with me now. what do you think of america as a business model at the moment? the reason i ask is there's a battle going on now, i think, for the way forward for capitalism in america. i had howard shultz from
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starbucks come on and outline capitalism where it's incumbent to bring jobs back to america. to open factories here not in china and so on. and i think he was eluding to companies like apple who have ten times as many employees in china than america. what do you think of the concept? >> i'm working so hard on the survival issues that the financial issues and a lot of other areas, you can't be an expert on everything. and i'm not an expert on finance. i -- i believe that we should be doing business with everybody. >> does it help america and its national interests if very successful american companies that crate their ideas here than shift out much of the production jobs to other countries?
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>> well, that's -- that's unfortunate for us. but it's good for the people who get those -- there was a reason why those jobs were shifted. but maybe it was less expensive or maybe they were better workers. i don't really -- i don't really, really know. >> you were the first billionaire to stand up and say, "right. i'm going to give a billion to the u.n." now you see bill gates -- >> i gave away over a billion, almost 2 billion. but at one check. one commitment. >> when you see bill gates and warren buffet planning to leave vast sums of their fortunes, charities, i mean, they've taken their lead from what you did. many would say what do you think of that? >> i'm -- i'm part of the giving pledge. i'm going out to california to a meeting with warren and bill.
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they're good friends. and i'm -- i'm proud to be associated with them. >> is there too much greed in the world, still? certainly in america, do you think? >> the second place is there's too much greed. but what is -- there's a lot of generosity, too. i think there's more generosity than there is greed. >> has money made you happy? happier than you would have been without money? >> you've got to have enough to eat, you know. you need enough to make -- you know, to live at least minimally. you have to have that. but it's nice to live well. it is nice to live well. i don't think there's anything wrong with being rich. i've been poor and rich. and i didn't give that billion dollars away until i made it. so, you know, they both work. >> i wanted to know what you
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were like. we had lunch a few months ago in new york. and i was fascinated by one thing, about the detailed way you must lead your life. you ordered a specific number of fries with your bison burger. >> yeah, they're small. i'm fighting, like so many of us older men, particularly, but older women, also, and even younger ones have trouble with their weight. and i'm trying to keep the weight off of me. but i do want to taste a french fry because french fries, we make them fresh at ted's and i want to make sure that the quality is good. >> so five is the optimum number? >> i could have had three. actually, now, i'm not eating any. >> you're giving up? >> my doctor said i was allergic to potatoes. >> really? >> yeah.
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>> that terrible. >> yeah. well, they're testing me for allergies at the current time. i'm not eating potatoes. no dairy products, no cheese, no milk. >> any alcohol? >> nope, no alcohol. >> tobacco? >> nope. >> hard drugs? >> nope. >> god, ted, what are you allowed to do? >> i can't even drink a coca-cola. no soft drink. >> really? >> yep. no caffeine. no coffee. >> what are you existing on? >> water. water and i'm not supposed to eat any bread, either. i can have bacon and sausage. >> let's come back. i want to talk to you about the presidential race. i want to know who you think is going to win. what you think of mitt romney. one is for a clean, wedomestic energy future that puts us in control. our abundant natural gas is already saving us money,
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>> i don't know. when i started cnn, i made the decision to stay out of endorsing candidates and let the viewers make up their own minds about politics. it wasn't going to come from me. the other networks were all telling everybody what to do. but i wanted to be different and let people make up their own minds. so i didn't -- i would talk about candidates and i could say about mitt romney, i think he's a real gentleman. i think he's been very successful. i think he's really smart. and i don't agree with everything that he believes, but i agree with a lot of it. and i think that he'd probably make a good president. but i'm not endorsing him. >> are you more republican or democrat? >> i'd like to say that, right now, about the last few years, the democrats have been closer and more pro-environment.
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the coal industry is pretty well entrenched in the republican party. and that's one of the things that we need to phase out. number one. >> i've got an interview with president bush coming up after this. specifically about military veterans. he was president for eight years before barack obama, but what was your overview of his tenure? >> i -- a lot of the things that he did, i didn't agree with. i didn't agree with the wars, for instance. and i didn't agree with -- he wasn't strong enough on the environment to make me happy. very little happened during his term. i think we would have been much better served if al gore had won. i mean, it was so close. anyway, then i think what was valid as president, i think we
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would have stayed out of those wars and certainly would have gone a lot further to switching over towards clean, renewable energy, which we really need to do. >> of all of the things you've experienced in your life. you've won the america's cup, you bought a baseball team and had great glory. you dated some of the most beautiful women and married some of the most beautiful women in the world. you've made billions of dollars. of all of the things that you've experienced, what's been the greatest moment of your life? >> the greatest single thing is to see all of my children turn out well. all five of them. >> and have that? >> they have. >> is that your proudest achievement? >> my proudest, personal achievement, my proudest business achievement would be cnn. >> how am i doing, by the way?
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>> how am i doing, by the way? i might as well get the verdict from -- >> how are you doing? i think you're doing great. i think you do a really good job. >> it's almost like -- i'm a catholic. it's like getting blessed by the pope. you realize that? >> finally, ted, it's been fascinating for me to go through this interview. you said once that at your funeral, you'd like willy nelson to sing to all the girls i've loved before. >> i've said a lot of things. i said what i'd like on my tombstone is i have nothing more to say. >> ted, it's been a real pleasure. please come back again. >> let's do it. i'd be happy to. >> coming up, former president george w. bush speaks out in a rare interview and a classic example of keeping america great.
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with 23,000 american troops to leave afghanistan by the end of all the summer, one former president is quietly playing tribute to american wounded warriors. a rare interview with man who stayed out of the limelight since leaving office. former president george w. bush. >> i've held our military in awe when i was president and the stories they tell just increase the awe.
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>> at first glance, the sergeant is who you expect in the warrior 100, over 60 miles of mountain biking out of the blazing texas sun. marathon runner and triathlete he has served the majority of his 27-military career in the army special forces including remarkably seven tours to iraq. >> joined army straight out of high school and what i wanted to do since i was 5 years old, give or take. as kids we play soldier but i just never grew out of it. i knew from the start. i started high school, got to get good grades. why? i'm going to the army. >> his battle at home is now his greatest. chris is one of the 20 u.s. military personnel here in texas for the ride organized by the george w. bush presidential center led by president bush himself. >> the w-100 is a hundred kilometer mountain bike ride to honor our vets who have been wounded in combat to thank their families and thank the groups who have helped them recover
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from serious injury. >> each of these warriors suffers from a devastating consequence at war. but chris, it's his leg. the ride is a chance to prove to the former commander in chief and to themselves what they can do. >> these are stories are courage, sacrifice and commitment. these are volunteers who wanted to serve the country and they did and they suffered serious injury. >> reporter: december 2005 while serving in iraq, chris was caught in a cross-fire. >> kind of walked right into about 16 man prison break that apparently had killed their guards, their iraqi guards, taken their ak-47s, apparently grabbed a few other ak-47s and was trying to escape. they were coming right around the corner. about 16 of them. turned the corner and they were right there. i shot, they shot. and the process of maneuvering around behind a tree, i had actually gotten shot once in each leg.
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>> one bullet severed a sciatic nerve in his leg. his wife will not forget the call to home. >> he was scared and he was starting to get -- he was having a hard time catching his breath. the pain was starting to kick in. it was hard. >> back in the u.s., walter reed army medical center, prognosis is not good. >> leg still wouldn't work. really from the knee down, i didn't have hardly any sensation and from about mid calf down, i had no sensation, no movement, no use. so when i would walk, the foot would just kind of flop there. >> seventh months later, chris and dana made the devastating decision to have his paralyzed right leg amputated. >> i was determined i'm going to get back and do everything i did before i lost my leg. >> chris would have to relearn how to walk. >> just two days before i got shot, i was training for a triathlon from when we got back
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from iraq and two days later, i'm laying in a hospital where i can't move for two months. >> relying on a prosthetic, chris returns to iraq but not one, but two more tours. >> when i found out that he was being returned to iraq with a prosthetic after he had already been injured, it was very, very scary, but we had a very -- our whole family is military so we come from that so we had a very, very overwhelming sense of pride that he was going to step up and do this. >> rehabilitation and return to combat, a chance meeting with his former commander in chief gave him what no doctor could. >> i met chris at the brook army hospital. i just finished my presidency and was down there in san antonio. -- for his leg. he said, i understand you mountain bike.
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>> we got to chitchat about bikes. he let me know he was a mountain biker and as the conversation ended, he started to walk off. he said you should join me in a bike ride sometime. i said, well, you are the boss. you say when and where, and i will be there. he said, okay, friday, 9:00 a.m., be at my ranch. >> and sure enough, he did, and a friendship and a lasting friendship started right there. >> since leaving office, president bush has stayed out of the public eye, choosing instead to devote his time to veterans and friends like chris self. >> seeing chris around president bush never gets old, never gets old. he loves him and loves what he has done for the troops and what he has done for the wounded. he's a wonderful, wonderful, genuine man and it's meant the world to chris to be able to be invited to these things and to be a big part of the w-100. >> it means the world to the president as well. >> it's important to me because i want to stay connected to the veteran community. i'm not going to be a very public person. this is a rare interview for me.
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and, yet -- and, therefore, i am worried the vets will think i don't care about them and this is a way to say, not only do i respect them, but i love them, and will continue to do so for the rest of my life. >> for the w-100 signiies what it means to the veterans. >> it's inspiring because some of these guys have some injuries that make me look like i stubbed my toe. you see a guy riding a bicycle with one leg on the same trails that the rest of us are able-bodied guys are riding it and you can't help but be inspired. >> an inspiration 20 wounded warriors and former commander in chief and a nation grateful for their service. >> the interesting thing you learn from a guy like chris self, when dealt a tough hand, he didn't fold. as a matter of fact, he didn't use his injury as an excuse. he used it an opportunity to excel. this is a man who has been in combat seven times, twice on one
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|Unsalted margarine
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In a medium size heavy saucepan, bring 3 cups unsalted water to a boil.
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Drain, cool for 10 minutes, peel off the skins, and set aside.
Put the 1/4 cup water and the brown sugar into a 10 inch nonstick skillet over moderate heat; bring to a simmer and cook, stirring, until the sugar has dissolved about 2 minutes.
Add the margarine and continue to cook, stirring, until it has melted about 1 minute.
Add the potatoes and toss until heated through about 2 minutes longer.
Sprinkle with the dill.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1148 Calories from Fat 55
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 6 g9.5%
Saturated Fat 1.1 g5.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 6314.8 mg263.1%
Total Carbohydrates 239 g79.6%
Dietary Fiber 35.3 g141.4%
Sugars 10 g
Protein 18 g36.1%
Vitamin A 28.5% Vitamin C 284%
Calcium 38.3% Iron 5.5%
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|Chicken stock
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Calories 3616 Calories from Fat 1991
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 224 g345%
Saturated Fat 114.7 g573.4%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 3349.5 mg1116.5%
Sodium 4806.4 mg200.3%
Total Carbohydrates 177 g59%
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Sugars 43.4 g
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Bruxism occurs in both children and adults and may occur at any time - when you are driving, reading or concentrating - but, more often than not, it happens when you are asleep (nocturnal bruxism). While we snooze, there is no feedback mechanism to tell your brain that teeth are hurting because of too much pressure. Bruxism won't keep you awake at night, but you may wake up feeling tired or with an aching jaw. Oddly enough, a 'clencher' or 'grinder' may only learn of their destructive habit during a dental check-up that will show any wear on the teeth.
Melonie Prebble is a dental therapist and sees the damage caused by bruxism on a weekly basis. She says: 'With an increasing number of people suffering with stress-related sleep disorders, I've seen a sharp rise in the numbers of patients with bruxism.
'Often, all it takes is an oral examination and a comprehensive look at a patient's medical history to highlight the problem and dentists are best placed to address them.'
The condition does not always occur in isolation either, as sleep studies have shown that those living with the disorder might also suffer from snoring and obstructive sleep apnoea - pauses in breathing during sleep.
Although the bad news is that there is no specific cure for bruxism, your dental team can organise an occlusal splint to offer relief from the disorder - a custom-made device that reduces the parafunction forces and protects your teeth. Experts are divided on the best help but other tips are making lifestyle changes to reduce stress in your life, and even hypnotherapy.
Are you at risk?
Those most at risk are people with another sleep disorder, such as:
- Snoring
- Obstructive sleep apnoea
- Sleep talking
- Sleep paralysis
- People with a stressful lifestyle
- Smokers
- People with a high alcohol intake
- People who drink six or more cups a day of tea or coffee
- People who take medication for sleep, depression and/or anxiety.
Signs ands symptoms
- Do you have sensitive teeth?
- Do your jaw muscles ache in the morning?
- Do you have difficulty in eating, first thing?
- Do your teeth show premature wear - signs of being shorter or chipping, for example?
- Do you suffer from frequent headaches, facial, neck or shoulder pain?
- Has your bed partner ever complained about you making strange grinding noises in your sleep?
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Many have and most do. The Grado drivers, while not all identical, are mostly quite similar. Just be sure to liberate the drivers for the full effect.
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Many have and most do. The Grado drivers, while not all identical, are mostly quite similar. Just be sure to liberate the drivers for the full effect.
Liberated drivers are drivers that have been extracted from their plastic housings. If you go on the headphone lounge website their is a video on how to do this when using their wooden cups, because the drivers must be liberated then installed into the wood cup.
Hi Guys! I got forwarded to get recommendations.
Here is my original message:
Hello! I'm a long time lurker and first time poster. I just need some opinions on what to get for headphones.
My current setup is:
Schiit Lyr
Jolida DAC
I'm planning to upgrade my headphones, my first choice is the Grado RS1i, second is the PS500 and the third will be the Denon AHD7100. I know the Denon is closed so its kind of a different animal, I just cant decide.
I listen mostly to Classic Rock and the headphones will be used for light PC gaming and Movies.
Any type of advice is greatly appreciated.
I liked the RS1 the moment I heard them, even unamped, but the more and more I use them, the better they get to me. I know it's me getting used to all the new details and sound signature but man, I love these RS1s. Sound so sweet
Thanks for the suggestions. I might pick up the RS1i tomorrow. Thanks!
Aren't you affraid that it would change their sound signature?
Pick up my new 325s this week!!
getting round to modding a pair of sr 80's
so far ive only done the basic stuff (replaced grilles, a few holes punched each side, replace pads with L-cush, etc)
but maybe ill get some wooden cups
its fun so far
i can see why people say its addictive ;)
I have purchased my first two significant pieces of Headfidom gear.
I Just had my first HP's delivered-Grado 225i. And, have ordered the Schiit Asgard on back order. Still debating a DAC.....thinking hard about the Fiio e17 so I can use as a portable as well...but am open to suggestions
On a side note, I have a generic adapter to plug into my Ipod and the connection is weak...I have to wiggle it around a lot. I'm going to pick up Grado's specific adapter. I hope that take care of the connection. Curious, if anyone else has that experience.
I love the sound and am looking forward to comparing the sound with amplification!
Thanks...I'll pick one of Grado's adapters and see. It's pretty annoying now as I find if I start moving around a lot....it's touch and go.


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|Jessica Valenti
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November 1, 1978
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|Andrew Golis (m. 2009)[2]
Jessica Valenti (born November 1, 1978) is an American blogger and feminist writer, founder of the Feministing blog in 2004. She is the author or co-author of six books on women's issues: Full Frontal Feminism (2007),[a] Yes Means Yes: Visions of Female Sexual Power and A World Without Rape (2008) with Jaclyn Friedman,[b] He's a Stud, She's a Slut (2008),[c] The Purity Myth (2009),[d] Why Have Kids (2012),[e] and Sex Object: A Memoir (2016).[f]
Her work has appeared in Ms.,[3] The Nation,[i] The Washington Post,[ii][iii] TPMCafe,[iv] Alternet[v] and The Guardian.[vi] In 2011, The Guardian, where Valenti works as a daily columnist, named her as one of their "top 100 women" for her work to bring the feminist movement online.[4]
Valenti was raised in Long Island City, Queens in an Italian American family. Her father was a Buddhist. Valenti graduated from Stuyvesant High School.[α] She received her master's degree in Women's and Gender Studies from Rutgers University.[β] On October 3, 2009, she married Andrew Golis, the deputy publisher of Talking Points Memo.[2]
Writing and blogging[edit]
Valenti founded Feministing in 2004,[γ] while she was working at the National Organization for Women's legal defense fund (now Legal Momentum)[γ] Homa Khaleeli writes in The Guardian's top 100 women that the site shifted the feminist movement online, triggering the creation of blogs and discussion groups, creating a heyday for feminism just as its death was being announced, as Khaleeli puts it. She writes that Valenti "felt the full force of being a pioneer," her involvement with the site attracting online abuse, even threats of rape and death.[4]
Kymberly Blackstock included Feministing in her review of feminist blogs, praising them for being "successful in giving a new generation the chance to engage with as well as begin to direct which topics will rise to the top of the feminist agenda". While she criticized Valenti for the blog's lack of involment in global issues. She also writes that blogs like Feministing are helpful in encouraging activism in young people, and allow them to see current events with a feminist lens.[5]
University of Wisconsin–Madison law professor Ann Althouse criticized Feministing in 2006 for its sometimes sexualized content. Erin Matson of the National Organization for Women's Young Feminist Task Force told The Huffington Post the controversy was "a rehashing of a very old debate within the feminist community: is public sexuality empowering or harmful to women?"[6]
Valenti decided to leave the site in February 2011, saying she wanted it to remain a place for younger feminists.[7] Before this, she had been a contributing author to Courtney E. Martin and J. Courtney Sullivan's books Click: When We Knew We Were Feminists (2010),[g] Melody Berger's We Don't Need Another Wave (2008)[h] and Diane Mapes's Single State of the Union (2007).[i]
In 2007, Valenti wrote "Full Frontal Feminism", where she discusses the ways in which readers can benefit from being feminists. Melinda Lewism, of the University of Kansas notes how the book "gives women the license to feel great and do amazing things". She also compliments her in the way she presents feminism as accessible to men and women.[8] In 2014 a second edition of the book was published that included a new foreword.[9]
Valenti authored and self-published "The Purity Myth" in 2009 about the way ideals about women's sexuality are being used to weaken women's rights. A documentary film based on the book was released in 2011.[10] The book also won Valenti an Independent Publisher Award.[11]
In 2008 she co-authored a Yes Means Yes: Visions of Female Sexual Power and A World Without Rape with Jaclyn Friedman, in 2012 she published Why Have Kids, and in 2016 she published Sex Object: A Memoir.
In the October 2016 Wikileaks release of John Podesta emails, it was revealed that the Hillary Clinton campaign had said they were working with Valenti to write a post criticizing Bernie Sanders in his primary campaign against Clinton.[12] Days later, Valenti began publishing anti-Sanders op-eds in her column in The Guardian, the first being titled "Bernie Sanders must deliver more than platitudes about abortion."[13][14] In response to the email leaks, Valenti issued a statement saying there had not been collusion, stating: "Like many reporters, I talk to campaign officials but don't coordinate with them."[13]
Valenti has been the target of online threats throughout her career. In a 2006 blog article by The Huffington Post, Liz Funks wrote about the small controversy that generated attacks toward Valenti, after being invited to a luncheon with former President Bill Clinton for bloggers like herself when she was still part of feministing.com. There, she took a group picture, which was subsequently criticized by commenters online due to her outfit. Valenti defended herself in a separate post calling out commenters for focusing on her outfit since she was a young woman.[6]
In July 2016 Valenti announced she was taking a break from social media after receiving rape and death threats aimed at her 5-year-old daughter. In a tweet on July 27, 2016 Valenti recalled the event and denounced it as an unacceptable part of her job. Immediately after that Valenti made her Instagram account private.[15][16]
- ^ Valenti, Jessica (2007). Full Frontal Feminism: A Young Woman's Guide to Why Feminism Matters. Seal Press. ISBN 978-0-7867-5048-1.
- ^ Valenti, Jessica; Friedman, Jaclyn (December 2, 2008). Yes Means Yes: Visions of Female Sexual Power and A World Without Rape. Seal Press. ISBN 978-0-7867-2705-6.
- ^ Valenti, Jessica (2008). He's a Stud, She's a Slut, and 49 Other Double Standards Every Woman Should Know. Seal Press. ISBN 9781580052450.
- ^ Valenti, Jessica (2009). The Purity Myth: How America's Obsession with Virginity Is Hurting Young Women. Seal Press. ISBN 0-7867-4466-9.
- ^ Valenti, Jessica (2012). Why Have Kids?: A New Mom Explores the Truth about Parenting and Happiness. Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. ISBN 0-547-89261-6.
- ^ Valenti, Jessica (2016). Sex Object: A Memoir. Dey Street Books. ISBN 978-0062435088.
- ^ Valenti, Jessica (2010). "I Was an Obnoxious Teenage Feminist". In Martin, Courtney E.; Sullivan, J. Courtney. Click: When We Knew We Were Feminists. Seal Press. ISBN 978-1-58005-285-6.
- ^ Valenti, Jessica (2008). "You're a Feminist. Deal.". In Melody, Berger. We Don't Need Another Wave: Dispatches from the Next Generation of Feminists. Seal Press. ISBN 1-58005-182-0.
- ^ Valenti, Jessica (2007). "The Taming of the Threw". In Mapes, Diane. Single State of the Union. Seal Press. ISBN 1-58005-202-9.
- ^ Valenti, Jessica (May 15, 2006). "Jessica Valenti, Executive Editor and Founder, Feministing.com" (Interview). Interview with Rachel Kramer Bussel. Gothamist.
- ^ Valenti, Jessica (May 10, 2009). "The interview: Jessica Valenti" (Interview). Interview with Gaby Wood. The Observer.
- ^ a b Valenti, Jessica (April 24, 2007). "Tough titties" (Interview). Interview with Rebecca Traister. Salon.com.
Contributions to websites[edit]
- ^ Valenti, Jessica. "Jessica Valenti". The Nation.
- ^ Valenti, Jessica (February 21, 2010). "For women in America, equality is still an illusion". The Washington Post.
- ^ Valenti, Jessica (May 30, 2010). "The fake feminism of Sarah Palin". The Washington Post.
- ^ Valenti, Jessica (November 19, 2008). "Anti-Choicers Switching Up Strategy?". TPM Cafe. Archived from the original on July 26, 2011.
- ^ Valenti, Jessica. "Stories by Jessica Valenti". Alternet.
- ^ Valenti, Jessica (August 21, 2008). "Jessica Valenti". The Guardian. London.
See also[edit]
- ^ Oliveira, Rebeca (September 23, 2011). "Feminist icon moves to JP". Jamaica Plain Gazette.
- ^ a b Lane, Dakota (October 18, 2009). "Jessica Valenti and Andrew Golis". The New York Times.
- ^ "Jessica Valenti". Women's Media Center. Archived from the original on January 1, 2012.
- ^ a b Khaleeli, Homa (March 8, 2011). "Jessica Valenti". Top 100 women: writing and academia. The Guardian.
- ^ Blackstock, Kymberly (March 1, 2010). "Blog Review: A Selection of Feminist Blogs". Women & Language. 33.1.
- ^ a b Funk, Liz (October 12, 2006). "Feministing: Feminist? Or Just -Ing?". The Huffington Post.
- ^ Valenti, Jessica (February 2, 2011). "Farewell, Feministing". feministing.com.
- ^ Lewis, Melinda. "Book Review: Jessica Valenti Full Frontal Feminism: A Young Woman's Guide to Why Feminism Matters Berkeley, CA: Seal Press, 2007. 256 pp. $15.95 (paper) ISBN 978-1580052016". Affilia. doi:10.1177/0886109910375186. Retrieved 2016-10-07.
- ^ "Full Frontal Feminism". Goodreads. Retrieved 2016-10-07.
- ^ "The Purity Myth". Media Education Foundation Online Store. Retrieved 2016-10-07.
- ^ "Announcing the Results of the 2010 Independent Publisher Book Awards". Independent Publisher - feature. Retrieved 2016-10-07.
- ^ http://nypost.com/2016/10/21/clinton-campaign-coordinated-with-liberal-bloggers-on-sanders-attacks/
- ^ a b http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/presidential-races/302228-emails-clinton-camp-coordinated-with-bloggers-to-smear
- ^ https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/jan/22/bernie-sanders-abortion-policy-women-voters-reproductive-rights
- ^ Boggioni, Tom. "Prominent feminist writer drops off social media after rape threat against her 5-year-old daughter". www.rawstory.com. Retrieved 2016-10-07.
- ^ Chasmar, Jessica (July 27, 2016). "Jessica Valenti, Guardian columnist, quits Twitter over 'rape and death threat' against daughter". The Washington Times. Retrieved 2016-10-07.
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Old English fæder "father, male ancestor," from Proto-Germanic *fader (cf. Old Saxon fadar, Old Frisian feder, Dutch vader, Old Norse faðir, Old High German fater, German vater), from PIE *pəter (cf. Sanskrit pitar-, Greek pater, Latin pater, Old Persian pita, Old Irish athir "father"), presumably from baby-speak sound like pa.
The classic example of Grimm's Law, where PIE "p-" becomes Germanic "f-." Spelling with -th- (15c.) reflects widespread phonetic shift in Middle English that turned -der to -ther in many words; spelling caught up to pronunciation in 1500s (cf. burden, murder).
c.1400, from father (n.). Related: Fathered; fathering.
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This Energy Factsheet has been developed in response to repeated industry requests for clearer information on types of temporary energy. Julie's Bicycle is a not-for-profit organisation working with the arts and creative industries to make environmental sustainability a core component of their business and ethics.
What are the benefits of improved energy management?
Power is generally one of the five largest single production costs for a festival and the most significant source of environmental impact, particularly in the case of diesel generators. Whatever your power source, the best thing you can do, environmentally and financially, is to try and reduce power use and increase energy efficiency. The next priority is to look at alternatives to fossil fuel dependence, and consider options for low or zero carbon energy sources.
Reducing energy use and impacts will:
- Save money – Improved knowledge in choosing power types, understanding power demands and rationalisation, and ability to structure energy contracts to promote fuel efficiency, will allow you to reduce fuel waste and ultimately overhead costs. You can look to achieve significant fuel savings by implementing efficiency improvements to your energy management operations.
- Improve your brand/reputation – Improve your event's green credentials, demonstrate your innovation, be a sector leader, and use the opportunity to engage with your audience around energy awareness.
- Reduce carbon emissions – If the UK's summer festivals cut their diesel consumption by 10%, over 1 million litres of diesel and more than 3,000 tonnes of C02 would be saved in one year alone.
Knowing your power types
Diesel Generator
Carbon emissions: 2.63 Kg per litre*
A diesel generator combines a diesel engine with an electrical generator to generate electrical energy. Generators consume some fuel even when not running at capacity. The 'fuel consumed' versus 'power generated' relationship is not proportionate.
Generators are often run inefficiently at low loads. If your generator is oversized you may be using more fuel to deliver the same amount of power than if you used a smaller generator correctly sized for the job.
Grid Connection (mains electricity)
Carbon emissions: 0.54 Kg per kWh*
Running your event from a national grid connection can be the cheapest option for some events. Grid electricity is lower carbon than diesel, and there are also 'green tariff' options for grid electricity (an electricity contract which delivers energy from renewable sources). However, connecting to the grid may not be suitable depending on the event type.
Carbon emissions: zero rated*
Considered as a renewable energy source, biodiesel can be used to fuel generators with only minor adaptions. Biofuels are created using plants such as corn, sugar cane and sugar beet and plant by-products such as from pulp and paper or oils from inedible plants. Waste vegetable oil (WVO) biodiesel is the recommended environmental choice, as virgin biodiesel has many damaging impacts. When using WVO biodiesel, make sure it is sourced either locally or regionally.
Solar Voltaic (PV) Power
Carbon emissions: zero rated*
Photovoltaic cells mounted on panels convert sunlight into electricity which is then generally stored in batteries. Electricity generation is higher when it's sunny, but is also possible with overcast conditions. An inverter is used to step up the voltage for use with standard equipment. When equipment is used, energy is drawn from the storage which is simultaneously recharged by the solar panels during daylight. Solar PV generally provides less energy than diesel generators, but is suitable where demand has been reduced, or for periods of low demand. Many catering concessions are already using solar as their only power source.
Wind Power
Carbon emissions: zero rated*
Temporary wind power works in a similar way to solar. Kinetic energy is converted into electrical energy, generally stored in batteries. There are currently few temporary wind systems on the market for events, despite widespread small-scale use in other sectors. Although turbines are a strong visible demonstration of commitment to renewable energy, they may not actually be able to generate that much power for an event, are vulnerable to weather conditions and require space to set up.
Hybrid Systems
Carbon emissions: variable
'Hybrid' refers to the use of a combination of technologies, for example the use of diesel generators with storage batteries and solar panels or wind turbines. They are considered as potentially the most efficient approach to delivering large amounts of power at festivals. One of the advantages of batteries is that they only deliver the amount of power required at any moment in time, as opposed to a diesel generator, which varies greatly in efficiency depending on load. A hybrid approach can significantly reduce fuel consumption and costs. Hybrid systems are currently emerging on the event hire market.
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hey y'all. new(ish) android user.
I have go launcher ex and several add ons installed and I absolutely love it. so glad I switched from iphone!
I, somehow, had set up my lock screen and it didn't have the status bar. (home screen did) I loved it like this. well, today, my phone decided to add the status bar on the lock screen and I cannot, for the life of me, figure out what happened or how to switch it back.
anyone know how to revert this, or what I can do to hide it?
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Re: lock screen status bar
I know with Nova Launcher, you can hide it from the settings, maybe check all the settings from Go Launcher and see if its there, should be somewhere there
- 11-21-2012, 07:27 AM Thread Author #3
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''I'm ready, I'm ready'' said Spongebob. ''Hey Spongebob do you want to go jellyfishing,'' said Patrick. ''Sure just let get my golden jellyfish net'' said Spongebob.
''Woo! can I can use that Spongebob'' said Patrick. '' Sure, but be careful with it. Okay lets go jelly fishing Patrick.''
When they got to Jelly fish fields, something was wrong. There was no jelly fish, but they saw smoke in the air. So they both followed the smoke. Spongebob said ''What kind of criminal would do this to the jelly fish.'' Patrick started to cry. ''Why did they do this to the jelly fish'' said Patrick? So they both looked through the window do you know what the saw? They saw Neptune and Mr.Krabs. '' As long as I have known Mr. Krabs he wouldn't do anything to hurt the jellyfish'' said Spongebob. ''Maybe he was put up to it. Maybe it was Neptune'' said Patrick. So Spongebob and Patrick barged in the factory. Sponge and Patrick started to sing. '' Let the jelly fish go free. Let them live their their jelly fish lives. Unlock those doors and let them out. Let them sting, let them eat and let them free. They want to wander in jelly fish fields. Let them free.''
'' Mr. Krabs! What are you doing'' yelled Spongebob. '' I was set up Spongebob'' said Mr. Krabs muttering. ''By who then!'' said Spongebob. ''By Neptune Squarepants'' said Mr. Krabs.Spongebob replied, ''Why would Neptune do something like that.'' ''Because he is evil. ''After, the other time I've learned my lessen not hurt another jelly fish again'' said Mr. Krabs. ''Well I do remember you saying that, then why are you here?'' said Spongebob. '' Neptune made me come he practically begged me, he said that he will give me gold'' said Mr. Krabs. Neptune butted in saying ''No, you said I'll do it.'' ''Why would I say that if I told my best friend Spongebob I wouldn't hurt another jelly fish again'' said Mr. Krabs in a mad voice. ''Well maybe because you don't want to get in trouble by this younge nice boy'' said Neptune. '' Your lying Neptune why would I do something like that'' said Mr. Krabs. ''I know how to see who is lying and who is telling the truth'' said Spongebob. ''How Spongebob'' said Patrick. ''I'll ask each of them a question. Ok, Mr. Krabs what did I tell you about hurting jelly fish'' said Spongebob. ''Oh that's easy, you told me not to use jellyfish for evil'' said Mr. Krabs. ''Yes, your right. Ok, neptuneyour turn. Do you like catching jelly fish jelly fish?'' said Spongebob. ''Um...um...um... yes, of courseI do'' said Neptune. ''If you liek jellyfishing why did you keep saying um when I asked you if you like jelly fishing'' said Spongebob. ''Because I needed to think a little bit before I answered you'' said Neptune. ''When someone says um to much that means your lying Spongebob. Did you see his face expression he answered the question?'' said Spongebob. ''Ya, I really think Neptune is lying to said Patrick.'' Mr. Krabs can you open this cage and let the jelly fish out?'' said Spongebob. ''You can't because I have to say OPEN'' said Neptune. All of a sudden the cage just opened and all of the jelly fish were free.
''Wow! That was so cool Spongebob'' said Patrick. '' Ya, at least the jelly fish are free now'' said Spongebob. Neptune said ''I'm sorry, can you for give me, i'll never hurt another jelly fish as long as I love.'' ''Well I guess we could for give you'' said Spongebob. ''Ok, lets go jelly fishing'' said Patrick.
So all three wnet jelly fishing until it got dark out and then went to sleep.
''Good night Patrick'' said Spongebob. '' Good night Spongebob'' said Patrick. ''Good night everybody'' said Mr. Krabs.
And they lived happily ever after!
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Status: Finished
Genre: Children Stories
i lvoe spongebob squarepants :D ii love it! patrick is funny lol
you should check out sorrow lake and my short life starting now by girlygirl! Im a big fan of hers! Good book!
good job. could you separate the dialigue, it would be easier to read. Sounds great and i hate spongebob
It was a little boring.u can make it a little more interesting,I know u can!!The first paragraph was boring.I love spongebob and I love u so maybe u can improve a lot if u try.Plz read my poems and short stories. I hope they are not boring!!!I am a child,not yet a teen,so I would understand better.Dont hate me!!!-Shreya.
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Well, the story wasn't perfect; there were a few punctuation errors but I rather liked the story
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