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|October 31st, 2012, 09:21 AM
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Go see a doc, sift through his BS and make a judgement call!
I watched a close friend be fine one day and buckled over a stretcher the next. Ultimately it took surgery.
If it is sciatic, dont put it on the back burner and dont piss it off!!!
At least you'll have plenty to read in the waiting room...
|October 31st, 2012, 09:34 AM
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Myself, I have had sciatic flare ups but usually after resting for a few days to a week it goes away. I had an MRI done and they basically said that if I don't manage my bulging disc (through keeping my core strong) I would end up needing a surgery also. I saw the same surgeon as Mike for my disc issue and he did not recommend surgery for me, so I wouldn't avoid seeing a doctor thinking they will want to cut you. If you can do any of the non surgical remedies and they work then you should be managing the issue moving forward like I do. I really regret not taking him to have the surgery sooner because the pain and disability was worse than the recovery pain from the surgery. He was disabled for months before the surgery but like I said was up walking the day of the surgery and was getting around really well after only a few days.
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i go an see the surgin on the nov 6th. done it all didnt work had shots in the spine about a week an a half ago to ease the pain till then. good luck i feel your pain
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I have same issue with my right leg going numb or causing severe pain in my right thigh and calf. When I first hurt my back it was 3 visits a week for a couple weeks, 2 visits a week for a couple weeks and etc as it progressed going in less and less. Now I only go in for an adjustment every other month or so.
AFter the first week i started improving and feeling better real quick. But I am do for another adjustment.
|October 31st, 2012, 10:18 AM
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No one wanted to operate on me, said i was to young in case something went wrong. I got addicted to Oxycontin for 10 years. But now Im off them. big time pain in my back and knees degerateve disc disease, artheritise and facet joint syndrome (what ever that is). put on alot of weight while being drugged. on disability from the Army since 1993 chyropractors do help
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Without a chiro I wouldnt be walking eather today, that and lots of ice everyday. I go about once a week these days and he tunes me right up, sometimes after a few I skip a week, but usally after a week ive tweaked it back up. The key is finding someone who you are comfortable with, ask around for who your friends recommend, thats how I found my current. Even in my smaller town, there is still over 5 diffrent offices so picking the right one is a job in itself. Now that ive found one that knows my back, knows EXACTLY how to fix it everytime I wont be changing, but it did take me a few to get one i liked and it does take some time for them to learn your back and what you need. The pain for me is always there, have to watch when im lifting that both my feet are planted and level ground or im followed usally by a big pop and i cant stand up straight or barely breath, last time that happened was last snowmobile season, i got a rental stuck. Also I got a large yoga ball at home that I can fix most of my lower problems myself everynight, just roll back and forth on it stretching my lower out and makes the world of diffrence in how i sleep. Good luck and go get yourself some help!
|October 31st, 2012, 06:57 PM
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Wow I think I'll try the ball method alot of you seem to use. I broke my spine in 2 places about 5 years ago and after seeing 4 neurosurgeons and 1 orthopedic spine specialist they all said they could do nothing for me as the nerves got permanently damaged when the spine broke. I live everyday with back pain and I have left foot drop and pain and numbness in my left leg. I also have 6 bulged disc , spinal stenosis, degenerative disc disease, and arthritis of the spine. Apparently I had lived with the 6 bulged disc for quite some time. I try to do my back exercises but they always make me feel worse so the ball thing I might just try. Docs and our family chiropractor advise against me getting adjusted as they say I was lucky to not be totally paralyzed and to get adjusted I would be risking it . I was suprised to hear our family chiro agree with the docs on that issue.
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im gonna try a chiro. i cant take any drugs, im a truck driver.
been living on advil and aleve for a week.
im hurtin bad. been working all week like this. cant stand up, have to lean on something.
im ok if i sit, lying down is the worst, totally un-bearable.
walking is tough. suprisingly jogging is not an issue.
anyone know a good chiro in oakland county?
|October 31st, 2012, 10:44 PM
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Would this be similar to a problem my dad is having, but with his arm? Tons of pain, losing grip, mri shows nothing, muscle mass deteriorating in arm.
Btw, I don't think he drinks any water, unless it is in drink mix or alcohol.
He had been going to chiro, I keep telling him to stop sleeping on the damn couch... Been sleeping on it for 7-8 years. Now that the divorce is final you would think he would go sleep in the brand new bed he bought... Nope
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|November 1st, 2012, 01:00 AM
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Well for one MRI's are not 100% accurate my first MRI didn't show the breaks in my spine , also had a MRI not show a torn rotator cuff way back in 2002. I also have numbness and tingling in my arms and hands with loss of grip and feeling. I have been told it's caused by the bulged disc in my neck causing misalignment of the vertabrae and putting pressure on the nerves. So if your dad is having issues with his arms and hands it could be nerves being impinged in his neck as I have. They can do nerve function test to determine which nerves are affected. I have had the emg done several times as well as the SSEP (somato sensory evoked potential) test. The loss of muscle mass is called muscular atrophy I have it in my left leg. The nerves don't send a signal to the muscles so the muscles start dying off. I try to execise every day on my elyptical machine and go for walks as much as I can to try and keep some muscle tone but at times the leg just gives out and down I go . I have ended up tearing up my left shoulder from falling down the stairs at home. I would suggest more follow up with his doctor or ask for a second opinion.
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Right now her is just continuing to go to the chiro.
The funny thing is I kept telling him even before he went to see doctors, everything that you said pretty much and I still stand behind it being the most correct.
Oh well, stubborn dutch guy that thinks his son doesn't now jack about shit.
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Not much you can do, give the ball and foam rollers a try and keep stretching as best as possible, do all the PT exercises you have been given and good luck. Sometimes you just can't do much
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|November 1st, 2012, 12:15 PM
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You are quite correct I just mentioned the inpingement in the neck as that's what I have and 4 other people I know had it as well . They all opted for surgery, one is now blind, one is now paralyzed, my Uncle said he would never do it again as he's no better off and gets extreme headches. The fourth one said she wishes she would have had it done along time ago. So 3 out of 4 made me decide not to have the surgery on the neck myself.
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One thing we were told by both the surgeon and the chiropractor who saw Mike was that they should see the MRI before deciding treatment. Depending on the issue and the severity if it is a bulged disc the adjustments can make it worse. Mike wouldn't do chiropractic again, it couldnt and didnt help him, but it is also bad for his specific condition.
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Does God care if we worship on Saturday or Sunday?Some people go to Thursday night services.....is God angry with them?
That the first Christians did not keep the old covenant sabbath was deliberate, and reveals that the earliest Christians were well aware that in Christ they had been freed from the bondage of the old way of rules and regulations. In Christ, we are free to worship God at anytime, anywhere and anyplace.
Seems God and Christ have no say in people's lives.Oh yes they call him ' LORD ' but it means nothing Lk.6v46 ...and HE knows it !Why would he (God) ever bother to make something holy and sanctified ,spiritual and eternal for man's benefit if nobody is going to respect it ? God has given man 6 days (6000 years) to come to his senses and acknowledge him as supreme Creator but time has proven that we only become more stubborn and ignorant instead of humble and obedient. I believe as time shows that God is through talking, reprimanding and admonishing now and severe measures will be implimented and have already been set in motion.Man will now reap what he has sown !!!
As for myself I do not need the New Testament to remind me. Besides, if the New Testament writers reminded us to remember the Sabbath then they would have been undermining the original commandment to REMEMBER THE SABBATH. And if YHWH says to remember something who are we to expect him to remind us again? This is more evidence of the fact that Torah is no more "abolished" than as if Yeshua the Word is abolished.Exodus 20:8-118. Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy.9. Six days shalt thou labour, and do all thy work:10. But the seventh day is the Sabbath of the Lord thy God: in it thou shalt not do any work, thou, nor thy son, nor thy daughter, thy manservant, nor thy maidservant, nor thy cattle, nor thy stranger that is within thy gates:11. For in six days the Lord made heaven and earth, the sea, and all that in them is, and rested the seventh day: wherefore the Lord blessed the Sabbath day, and hallowed it.Also there is a definition of what it is to LOVE the name of YHWH ~Isaiah 56:1-71. Thus saith the Lord, Keep ye judgment, and do justice: for my salvation is near to come, and my righteousness to be revealed.2. Blessed is the man that doeth this, and the son of man that layeth hold on it; that keepeth the sabbath from polluting it, and keepeth his hand from doing any evil.3. Neither let the son of the stranger, that hath joined himself to the Lord, speak, saying, The Lord hath utterly separated me from his people: neither let the eunuch say, Behold, I am a dry tree. (but rather grafted into the Olive Tree of YHWH)4. For thus saith the Lord unto the eunuchs that keep my sabbaths, and choose the things that please me, and take hold of my covenant;5. Even unto them will I give in mine house and within my walls a place and a name better than of sons and of daughters: I will give them an everlasting name, that shall not be cut off.6. Also the sons of the stranger, that join themselves to the Lord, to serve him, and to love the name of the Lord, to be his servants, every one that keepeth the sabbath from polluting it, and taketh hold of my covenant;7. Even them will I bring to my holy mountain, and make them joyful in my house of prayer: their burnt offerings and their sacrifices shall be accepted upon mine altar; for mine house shall be called an house of prayer for all people.And where is this holy mountain?And what about that everlasting name?A name better than that of sons and daughters?Revelation 14:11. And I saw, and behold, the Lamb standing on the mount Zion, and with him a hundred and forty and four thousand, having his name, and the name of his Father, written on their foreheads.
Quote from: ChristNU on November 07, 2011, 08:21:41 PMThat the first Christians did not keep the old covenant sabbath was deliberate, and reveals that the earliest Christians were well aware that in Christ they had been freed from the bondage of the old way of rules and regulations. In Christ, we are free to worship God at anytime, anywhere and anyplace. Actually Christians gathered on the Sabbath a lot in the Early Church. Sunday too. The Sabbath wasn't upheld as the means of rest or anything because the Early Church taught that Christ was the rest that the seventh day foreshadowed in the time before His coming. They did however gather on the Sabbath as well as the first day.
Beta ~You know that YHWH cares and that is what is important because it is personal just like all of the Gospel. Those who love his name will surely not lose their reward because he is faithful to see his people through every trial. So long as we do not think that "keeping the Law" has anything to do with salvation because it leads directly to self righteousness. For this reason Talmudic Judaism is the most treacherous and dangerous of all the works religions in the world because in the outward appearance the adherent really can say that he is doing what YHWH commanded him to do, (albeit in the flesh). The reason those children of Israel died in the wilderness, (which LightHammer has made reference to) was because the Gospel preached to them was not mixed with FAITH. So ask yourself: what if it had been mixed with faith in them? Hebrews 4:2 KJV2. For unto us was the gospel preached, as well as unto them: but the word preached did not profit them, not being mixed with faith in them that heard it.LightHammer ~The Seventh Day is Eternal: Soon the night will come where no man can dance, and when the seven thunders utter their voices the mystery of YHWH shall be finished in you, as he hath declared to his servants the prophets, and time shall not be more, and then shall you enter that rest and cease from your own dancing...
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- 1/2 cup reduced-sodium soy sauce
- 1/4 cup white wine or unsweetened apple juice
- 3 medium green peppers, cut into 1-inch pieces, divided
- 1 medium onion, cut into wedges
- 1 garlic clove, peeled
- 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1 tablespoon sesame seeds
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- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- In a blender, combine the soy sauce, wine, 1/2 cup green pepper, onion, garlic and ginger; cover and process until smooth. Stir in sesame seeds.
- Cover and refrigerate 1/3 cup mixture for basting. Pour remaining mixture into a large resealable plastic bag; add the beef. Seal bag and turn to coat; refrigerate overnight. Refrigerate remaining peppers.
- Drain and discard marinade. On 16 metal or soaked wooden skewers, alternately thread the beef, mushrooms, tomatoes and remaining peppers. Brush lightly with oil.
- Moisten a paper towel with cooking oil; using long-handled tongs, lightly coat the grill rack. Grill kabobs, covered, over medium heat or broil 4 in. from the heat for 10-15 minutes or until beef reaches desired doneness, turning occasionally and basting with reserved marinade. Yield: 8 servings.
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So if I have this right, the lyrics and melody for "Good Morning to All" are in the public domain.
Although they have failed to prove that they still have the rights, in theory having changed 2 words of the song from "Good Morning" to "Happy Birthday" was theoretically enough to qualify for a separate copyright on the lyrics as if it were a different song.
So in theory, even if its found that WarnerChappel does hold copyright on "Happy Birthday to You", anyone could provide new lyrics that fit within this melody. Say perhaps:
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And copyright it?
Or perhaps release it as the most permissive Creative Commons license? And then any company could freely use the melody with those lyrics?
Seems to me all these restaurants that tried to come up with their own stupid songs were doing things the hard way.
When I was young I moved across the country. Not knowing any better, I put my money into a Wells Fargo. At some point later, AOL attempted to put charges through to my old bank which they were NOT authorized to do. Unbeknownst to me, I had been reported to Chex Systems for $32 in "over-draft" fees.
Wells Fargo made me take my money out of their bank, telling me I could come back when it was fixed. I got AOL to admit fault, pay the fees, and got the records removed from Chex Systems [as if it had never happened]. When I went back to WF with my money, the manager spoke to me like I was a dirty hobo asking for a handout, and told me I was not allowed to have an account with Wells Fargo for seven years. All over $32 which I owed to SOMEONE ELSE, and which wasn't my fault.
Yeah, as if I'd just be begging to give my money back to Wells Fargo ever again. So F*ck Wells Fargo. They will never, ever see a single dime of my money, ever.
I don't know, this is a law that could have prevented the Justin Beiber phenomenon. That's a pretty strong argument in favor of it if you ask me. :)
/sorry I just couldn't resist.
Thus far, the only response that's been given as an alternative to Netflix streaming is Youtube rentals. Except that these are not even in the same league.
Netflix = $8.99/month - watch as many movies as you want
Youtube = $0.99-$19.99/video - Even if every movie you want to watch is priced at $0.99 [highly unlikely], you can only watch 9 movies before you're spending more money. Most movies are probably in the $1.99-5.99 range. So you might get 3-4 movies in, if you're lucky.
Sorry, they just don't compare. It's great that it's available as another option, I don't want a monopoly in this area. But as it stands now, Youtube does not provide a similar feature set.
I guess I should ask then: What does the DRM on Netflix *rental* videos prevent that you would like to allow? Especially given that any such restrictions are made moot by the free availability of the film from your website?
I know the money is not your primary goal, but do you deny that it would be nice to make some money as long as it doesn't conflict with your other, higher-priority goals?
I have great respect for you in all of this. I'm glad you're making your film available as widely as possible. Given that this is [or appears to be to me] your primary goal, I'm sure it's a difficult decision to chose to eliminate a potential viewing opportunity for people.
On the one hand I understand a dislike for DRM, and your decision CAN be a tool to help pressure companies to provide non-DRM options for content creators, which would certainly be a good thing.
At the same time, if a large number of consumers are happy with a specific technical limitation, does it make sense to avoid providing your works via the delivery path they have chosen?
It's a choice I'm glad I don't have to make, and I don't envy you in that respect.
Thus far it appears that you've been dealing with Netflix through at least two layers of intermediaries. Hopefully someone from Netflix will see this article, recognize the dilemma you are facing and can contact you directly to help work towards providing a DRM free option for you and other filmmakers. I will be sending Netflix some feedback on my account regarding this. It may not make as strong a statement as cancelling my account, but even without that "threat", enough feedback should hopefully make it clear to them that this is something consumers want.
People seem to be going overboard with the anti-DRM sentiments.
While DRM is absolutely untenable for purchased media and should simply go away, DRM for *rented* media is acceptable as long as the DRM is not be too onerous on the consumer. Only requiring a common browser plugin, as Netflix does, is reasonable. I'd like to see it available for alternate OSes, but it is still reasonable.
Personally, I refuse to *purchase* any media which is laden with DRM. As I said it is unreasonable and untenable for media companies to expect to control how I consume my *purchased* media.
At the same time, it is perfectly reasonable to allow for DRM on *rented* media. If their streaming media were DRM-free, it would be extremely tempting to pay for a couple months of Netflix and just download all the movies I wanted. Perhaps once a year pay for a month and download all the new movies I want, for $9. Yes, I understand that it is possible to rip the Netflix streams. But it is not easy to do and requires software from untrusted sources.
I am perfectly happy to pay Netflix a monthly fee to access streaming movies, even though they have DRM. With the exception of not being able to access the movies in Linux [at this time], Netflix has been very good about making sure their streaming movies are accessible from a large variety of devices. I can watch them through my Xbox360, through my PS3, through my Wii, through any of my dual-boot computers, and soon I expect to be able to watch them through my phone. I can watch ANY movie which Netflix streams at ANY time, as many times as I want. I go into this with a full understanding that I am *renting* access to a large and increasing library of movies and that if I stop paying, I cease to have access.
I am also happy to pay Rhapsody a monthly fee for access to their vast library of music, even though that music is restricted with DRM. I can listen to any of the millions of songs on Rhapsody from ANY computer with a web browser, even in Linux. I can copy my rented music to my mp3 player and only have to sync it once every two weeks. I can stream any of those millions of songs to my phone, anywhere theres a Wi-Fi, 3G or Edge network. Soon I'll even be able to store that music on my phone to listen even if there is no signal.
On the few occasions I choose to purchase digital media, I have never paid money for a DRM encumbered copy, and I never will. But I could never afford to purchase all the music I like to listen to, or all the movies I'd like to watch. It would cost me hundreds of dollars a month. Paying $15/mo (Rhapsody) and $9/mo (Netflix) for access to almost any music or movie I could ever want is a killer deal, and I'm willing to accept the DRM in this case.
Yes, I would PREFER if these companies would provide the same services without DRM. And I think they SHOULD allow content creators to have the ability choose not to have any DRM on their creations. But I also understand the added technical overhead of adding another path in their process. Hopefully if enough content creators request this, they will start allowing it. Since Netflix has a strict "no banner" policy [which is fine as they seem to be enforcing it consistently], perhaps for your next film you can put at the end [or beginning] of the credits a message telling viewers where they can obtain a free copy of your movie.
Obviously this movie is your creation, and you are perfectly free to choose not to accept a particular distribution path. But the rabid anti-DRM stance some people have is simply an extreme reaction which ignores the reality of business, and like it or not, media is big business.
You are also perfectly free to start your own streaming media rental company which doesn't use DRM in any situation.
I'm glad you are providing free access to your film, and I hope more content creators start to choose the path you have chosen. But I personally would be more likely to end up watching it if it were available via the methods I've chosen to consume media [Netflix streaming in this case]. As it is, even though I want to watch your film, and even though I've known for a long time that it is available for free, I have not yet seen it. It is simply not convenient for me to track down the site you have it available, download it, and convert it to a DVD, or transfer it to my media sharing in order to watch it as I typically watch movies. If I had to individually track down each movie I want to watch, and deal with whatever codec each movie was distributed in, I'd watch a lot fewer films.
If it were available via Netflix streaming, it would fall within my daily routine of adding movies to my queue to watch. As a bonus, you'd actually get paid for it. I know I can add it to my physical DVD queue [and probably will eventually], but I'm an 'instant gratification' kind of guy. :) At this point probably 95% of my Netflix viewing is of streamed movies. In the last year I've only gone through about 4 physical DVDs from Netflix.
I know this is just anecdotal 'data' from one person. But my point is that reducing the avenues by which your film is available goes against what I presume is your reason for making the film in the first place; having people watch it.
Sorry this ended up a LOT longer than I originally intended. Hopefully you understand the point I'm trying to make. Instead of avoiding all DRM at all costs, try to take into account what might be a reasonable reason for allowing DRM when making your decisions.


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- 1/2 cup cubed fresh pineapple
- 1 tablespoon chopped green onion
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped green pepper
- 1 tablespoon minced fresh cilantro
- 3 teaspoons lime juice, divided
- 1/4 teaspoon salt, divided
- Dash cayenne pepper
- 1 teaspoon canola oil
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Tom Schulenberg, Doug Stotz, Corine Vriesendorp, John O'Neill, and Dan Lane with a copy of Aves de Peru, hot off the presses.
In late 2007 ECCo launched Birds of Peru, the long-awaited field guide to Peru's 1,807 species of birds. We then partnered with the Peruvian organization CORBIDI (Centro de Ornitología y Biodiversidad) to produce the guide's Spanish translation. Aves de Perú came out in March 2010, a record time for a Spanish translation. When the field guide effort began decades ago, only a handful of Peruvians were studying birds. In March, more than 500 people attended the two-day event with lectures, bird walks, and citizen-science programs. Antonio Brack Egg, Minister of the Environment and the highest-ranking environmental official in the Peruvian government, attended the formal ceremony. Similar to the powerful impact of the Roger Tory Peterson field guides in the US, we expect Aves de Perú to transform the conservation landscape in Peru.


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grace_xx wrote:Thank you for replying! I was wondering, how the buddhist teaching applied to these issues? I was thinking vegetarism is one teaching, that can be applied through the 5 precepts the "Do not kill" i guess becoming vegetarism is strongly supported. Through mediation maybe?
grace_xx wrote:for abortion there is two sides to it depending on the situation.
Is there any quotes or specific teachings, scared texts that particulary targets on this issue?
Peter wrote:grace_xx wrote:for abortion there is two sides to it depending on the situation.
What are the two sides?
Manapa wrote:where in the suttas does it say when life begins, don't think I have seen it?
grace_xx wrote:Is the teaching of Theravada refect upon something similar?
The approach to abortion most in tune with central Buddhist principles
would be:
(1) encouragement of reflection on the value of human life;
(2) encouragement of responsible use of contraception, so as to minimize
the chances of women even having to consider an abortion;
(3) encouraging the non-use of 'contraceptives' which actually cause
early abortions, and the development of more effective contraceptives
which do not do this;
(4) encouragement and support for adoption services, with 'giving up' a
child for adoption being seen as a form of da¯na;
(5) support for legal abortion only where the case for its being a 'necessary
evil' is strong (see p. 326), or where the foetus is badly impaired;
(6) compassion for those who have had an abortion by provision of some
kind of ritual to alleviate their psychological pain, encourage an
expression of sincere regret and attempt to benefit the dead child
side 1 - Abortion is always wrong because it is the taking of life
side 2 - for medical reasons one will die anyway and if no Abortion is done through volitionally not doing it then you are still killing, who has the right to life?
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March 27, 2013
LEXINGTON, Ky. - The Kentucky volleyball team returns to the hardwood to open up spring competition beginning Saturday, March 30. The Wildcats will host Illinois in the first spring match of the season at 4 p.m. ET in Memorial Coliseum.
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Under the direction of ninth-year head coach Craig Skinner, Kentucky is one of just 14 teams in the nation to advance to the NCAA Tournament in eight consecutive seasons. The Blue and White have advanced to the Sweet 16 in three of the last four seasons, and have boasted three All-America selections in each of the previous two seasons.
Senior Whitney Billings, a second-team All-America honoree in 2012, returns to lead the Wildcats. The right side hitter led the team with 17 double-double efforts a season ago. She averaged 2.99 kills per set while adding 2.75 digs per frame. Billings is closing in on becoming just the sixth player in program history to attain 1,000 career kills and digs.
In addition to Billings, the Wildcats return senior Alexandra Morgan, junior Lauren O'Conner, sophomore Sara Schwarzwalder, and junior Jackie Napper who all started in more than 25 contests a season ago. Senior Jessi Greenberg has seen action in more than 90 career matches to provide additional depth to the rotation.
Illinois logged a 14-16 overall record in 2012 after having to follow the most successful season in the history of the program. In 2012, the Illini played 15 matches against ranked opponents including seven who finished ranked in the top 10 in the country. The 2011 season saw the Illini finish as the national runner-up after making its 20th appearance in the NCAA Tournament in program history.
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Franklin, Tenn.-based Community Health Systems owns Commonwealth Health, which said Tuesday that about 80 workers in the Wilkes-Barre hospital's business office will lose their jobs this spring.
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Frank Hartley and his wife Betty may be best known locally for running Hartley's Appliance on South Main Street in Lancaster for 30 years. Some residents and newcomers may not know, however, that Frank Hartley has been playing country and bluegrass music for more than 50 years; a talent that landed him on stage at Carnegie Hall in 1984.
Patricia Withrow would stand her ground, come hell or high water. On September 21, 1989, hell and high water came. It left the low country looking like a landfill. The 14-year-old and her family stayed as Hurricane Hugo bore down on their Berkeley County farm in South Carolina. They would not leave. They could not leave. Their horses were family.
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A team of 12 volunteers from Akzo-Nobel beat the heat and wrapped up their work in short order on Saturday, June 30. Dennis Melton and Chris Smith of YouthBuild were there to provide work direction and training. The goal was to install the rest of the windows, and the two exterior doors, so the house could be locked. Work was limited because of the high temperatures forecast for the day.
Navy Intelligence Specialist Florencia Rodriguez graduated June 29 from Great Lakes Chicago Naval Academy. She is stationed in Norfolk, Va., with the RTC Honor Division 933.
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The Lancaster High School Class of 1962 held its 50th reunion April 27 and 28.
The event began with a drop-in at Craig Farm House on April 27. The catered event was hosted by Eddie Craig and Johannes Tromp. Music was provided by The Don Murray Blue Grass Players.
Saturday morning there was a brunch at Covenant Baptist Church and that evening a dinner at Sun City Carolina Lakes. The class enjoyed recorded music from the 1960s and 1970s, as well as a stellar shag demonstration by classmate Ned McAteer and his wife, Anna.
One summer evening, right after we finished supper, we were sitting around the kitchen table, sorta unwinding, so to speak.
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Step 1: Build the base first
Here's a worktable that
takes only an afternoon to build
and can absorb a real pounding.
It's as rugged as a spendy European-style
woodworker's bench, but it's made
entirely from 2x4s. To build it, you'll need:
- Four 33-in. 2x4s (legs A)
- Four 46-in. 2x4s (long stretchers B)
- Four 16-1/2 in. 2x4s (end stretchers C)
- Fifteen 5-ft. 2x4s (bench top D)
- Sixteen 3-1/2 in. x 3/8-in. carriage bolts, nuts and washers Sixteen 3-in. x 3/8-in. lag screws
- 2 lbs. of 3-in. deck screws
Build the base first
Clamp together the stretchers and legs, then predrill and bolt the base together. Keep the width of the legs from outer edge to outer edge at exactly 16-1/2 in. Use this base as a large sawhorse to assemble the top.
Step 2: Assemble the top
Cut 15 top boards 5 ft. long and rip them to 3 in. wide with a table saw so the top will glue up flat without the typical rounded edges of 2x4s. For the leg slot, cut two of the top boards into three pieces: a 39-in. middle piece and two 7-in. end pieces. Glue and screw the top together, one board at a time, with 3-in. deck screws, keeping the ripped edge facing up and level with the adjoining boards. Use a corded drill so there's plenty of oomph to drive each screw below the surface. Note that the third glue-up from each end is where each leg notch is inserted. You can also create a nifty tool tray in the top by notching the three top pieces with a jigsaw. Clamp every 8 in. or so before driving in the 3-in.deck screws. Predrill the screw holes near the ends to prevent splitting. When you're screwing on the 7-in. long 2x4s to create the leg slots, use a scrap piece of 2x4 as a spacer.
Step 3: Final assembly
Before joining the top to the base, loosen the bolts and screws on the lower stretchers to create a little play in the leg posts. Align the top notches with the leg posts and tap the top into place with a hammer and piece of scrap wood, working evenly around the table until all leg posts are level with the tabletop. Tighten the lower stretchers and you're done. A hefty thanks to Doug Merrill for this weighty idea.


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Re: (fix) bizarre mathematica replacement rule error
The sometimes-crashing-mathematica behavior I reported for the rule
(x_==y_ && p_ == q_) :> 6
was due to a "rarely encountered bug in the pattern matcher" known to
Wolfram and already fixed for the next release of Mathematica. The
workaround is to rewrite the pattern in a different way, and almost any
different way will work, which is why my solution of
Literal[And][x_==y_, p_==q_] :> 6
and other proposals such as
Op[x_==y_, p_==q_] :> 6 /; op===And
all work.
Thanks to everyone who suggested workarounds and made other helpful
proposals about solving the more general inequality simplification problem.
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Financial Checkups: A Tune-Up for Your Money
Drivers know they need an oil change approximately every three months. Did you know that your money needs just as much attention as your motor? Ordinary expenses and extraordinary events can take their toll. Financial checkups help you avoid a breakdown.
Financial checkups are about where you want to go in life. At the beginning of a new journey, a financial checkup will help you set your goals. Once you have your destination in mind, making a plan will plot the course to achieving your goals. When you're on your way, a financial checkup will point you in the right direction to make sure you arrive at your destination on your pre-set schedule. If you take a wrong turn along the way, then a financial checkup can get you pointed in the right direction again.
No matter if you do a self check or work with your financial professional, your financial check should focus on where you want to go. No one knows your plans as well as you do. Some families dream about walking in the front door of their first home. Other people see themselves walking along a white sandy beach as they celebrate their retirement. Still others look forward to the day when their children will walk across the stage at their college graduation. Your financial plan should be as special as your dreams.
The steps involved in a good financial checkup depend on where you are in your life and where you want to go. Here are some suggestions to begin:
- Inventory – Make a list. Everything you own (assets) – everything you owe (liability) = your net worth.
–Is it what you thought it would be? Is it what you want it to be? Once you know your starting point, move on to the next step.
- A budget analysis will let you know where you're headed. By looking at your cash flow, you will know where your money goes. If your money isn't going towards your goals, you won't make any progress.
- Goal setting helps you look ahead to where you want to go. If you're in a long-term relationship, don't forget to talk with your significant other about his or her goals. Next, start thinking about how much money you need for your goals.
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–It's a great idea to start saving for a home down payment even before starting the pre-approval process. If you already have a goal, reevaluate what you need to achieve it.
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Olga Amelkina-Vera '00 and Fernand Vera '98 have been making music together since their undergraduate years at the University of St. Thomas. The couple, now the world-renowned Kithara Duo, will perform for free at 7:30 p.m. on Jan. 31 in Cullen Hall, 4001 Mt. Vernon.
Coming back to UST, the Duo reflected on their music education at St. Thomas, and said it was absolutely excellent.
"We loved the intimate setting of our classes," Fernand said. "University of St. Thomas and the Music Department in particular, provided a nurturing environment and allowed us to grow and have many new and exciting experiences. It was great to be so close to a thriving arts scene, which allowed us to see many outstanding performances of operas, symphonies and various chamber ensembles."
Formed in 2002, the Duo will return to St. Thomas as award-winning artists. Olga, among other awards, was the first-prize winner in the 2009 and 2012 Austin Classical Guitar Society's Guitar Ensemble Composition Competition for her quartets "Ninochka" and "Nebulae." Fernand, among other accolades, was a first-prize winner in the Rantucci Guitar Competition and Eastfield Collegiate Guitar Competition in 2008.
The American Records Guide, 2012, called their work "outstanding" and "imaginative, expressive and technically impressive."
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Hey guys, I am currently staying in Banff however was offered a job in a bakery in Lake Louise that includes staff accommodation. I realise Lake Louise is much much smaller.... how do they compare? Is there any nightlife in Lake Louise??
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|Hey guys, I am currently staying in Banff however was offered a job in a bakery in Lake Louise that includes staff accommodation. I realise Lake Louise is much much smaller.... how do they compare? Is there any nightlife in Lake Louise??
im headin there for a week of so in early feb - hit me up if you're around!
im from Sydney.
I miss the days when Ilive in LL/Banff. You'll meet TONS of aussies too.
great place.
be sure to eat at Laggan's Deilcatessan in LL. Working there is pretty cool.
And feel free to mail some of those veggie tofu rolls to my house!
The first scheduled event is November 22nd, probably will get going at the Lake near then, probably earlier at Sunshine. Peak times is obviously Christmas, and March/April around Spring Break and Easter. Even though we get free riding at Sunshine they have a blackout period over the peak times where we cant use it, but who wants to travel to a busy resort when you have the Lake on your doorstep anyway?
I lived (and will again) in staff accom there but they give us an actual house to live in across the train tracks instead of in Chucktown (get used to hearing that name no-one calls it Charleston Residence at the place!). It's pretty cool though generally you share an apartment with around 6 people, you might share a room you might have your own, depends on what they give you! It's a cool place and it's basically Little Australia there! Pretty much the only staff that don't stay there are Instructors and Management. Usually they stick you in a room with people who work in the same department as you. It's about 2km from the actual hill and theres regular free shuttles, or in the spring you can walk it which is sweet. You'll meet people there instantly.
Feel free to ask whatever, I'm sure I'll run into you at some point out there anyway!
|Thank you so much for that, what about night life and do you know anything about Charleston Residence as that is where I will be working..
|The season will start end of October at the ealiest but more than likely the first of second week in November. The best snow generally comes January, February, and March.
Hi Snowjoe!! thank you so much for that!!
I will be working, I have picked up a job ans I will be a ouse person at the staff housing which is ok. I arrive and start work Oct 1st, what date does the snow season start, do you know when peak season is? sorry to ask all these questions, im just a bit nervous bout going to a place that I know no one!!!
Thank you again and hope to here from you soon!
Yeah I lived and worked at the Lake last season and lived in Banff the season before, and will be back at Lake Louise with any luck this year. First off are you going to be working? Because if not then your only option for somewhere to live in Lake Louise is the HI hostel as the other hotels are pricey and there are no houses to rent because its all allocated to staff housing. If you work in Lake Louise then your entitled to staff housing, not free but very cheap compared to other places. Or you could live in Banff, houses to rent there, can be a little pricey but theres ALOT more going on and better places to go out or do shopping.
Obviously theres 3 resorts in the immediate area, Mt Norquay which had an awesome park last year, but kinda small and does night riding fridays! Then Sunshine Village, often gets great snow, needs a bit of getting used to so you know when to point the board at the flats and go, also has a decent park. Finally Lake Louise, which has some awesome runs, mostly over the back of the mountain, the front can get kinda icy easily and the park now sucks with no jumps. I'd rather ride Lake Louise over the other two, but if you feel like you might want to split your time equally then living in Banff makes it much easier to get to them. Then again if you just ride at the Lake you won't get bored of it.
Within 2 or 3 hours drive you have Kicking Horse and Revelstoke, which you have to check out if your there, just hook up with someone with a vehicle and go, they're awesome.
It really depends what your gonna do there, if your gonna work it makes life alot easier, cheap housing, free pass if you work at the hill which is awesome.
Oh yeah plus the place is FULL of you damn Aussies!! You'll feel right at home
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CLEMSON, S.C. - Sixth-year senior Maria Lubrano had the first multi-goal game of her career and Hanna Gardner tallied the first goal of her career as seventh-ranked North Carolina defeated Clemson 4-0 in women's soccer action Friday night at Historic Riggs Field. North Carolina senior midfielder Amber Brooks also had a big night for the Tar Heels with a goal and two assists.
North Carolina has won three games in a row and improved to 8-3-2 on the season and 4-2-1 in the ACC with this victory. The Tigers are 5-9-2 overall and 0-8 in the ACC.
It was the second straight solo shutout win for the Tar Heels' starting goalkeeper Adelaide Gay. Carolina has now posted back-to-back shutouts for the first time since recording five in a row in non-conference play early in the season.
Goals by Hanna Gardner and Amber Brooks had the Tar Heels up 2-0 at the half and Carolina carried that lead well into the second half before Maria Lubrano tallied back-to-back goals in a two-minute span in the 80th and 82nd minutes.
Carolina finished with an 18-4 edge in total shots and a 9-1 edge in shots on goal. Gay went the full 90 minutes in goal for the Heels and Morgan Hert went the whole way in her first start of the season for Clemson, making five saves for the Tigers.
In the first half, the Tar Heels outshot the Tigers 10-2, taking a 2-0 lead at intermission. Carolina's initial goal came at the 20:41 mark as Hanna Gardner tallied her first career goal off assists by Crystal Dunn and Meg Morris. Amber Brooks tallied the second goal of the game for the Tar Heels at 36:50 on a free kick.
After a foul near midfield on the Tigers, Carolina ran a nice play to take the lead in the 21st minute. Meg Morris appeared to be ready to take a free kick into the penalty area but she touched it to Crystal Dunn. The junior defender made a strong run down the left side and from the end line sent a perfect cross to the far post where Hanna Gardner headed it home for her first career goal.
Dunn almost made it 2-0 in the 36th minute as she dribbled from left to right across the face of the top of the box. From 18 yards out she sent a sent a shot to the far post that was knocked down by Clemson goalkeeper Morgan Hart at the last second. Off the ensuing corner kick, the Tigers were whistled for a foul just outside the box on the right side. Amber Brooks stepped up a sent a laser that hit the underside of the cross bar from 22 yards out. The cross bar redirected the ball into the lower left corner for Brooks' fifth tally of the season.
Carolina held on to the tenuous 2-0 lead for most of the second half as both teams were foiled on late runs for scoring chances despite the Tar Heels dominating possession. UNC eventually broke through on a nifty goal by Maria Lubrano at 79:16 of the game set up by freshman forward Summer Green. After Amber Brooks fed Green from the midfield, the freshman pushed to the end line where her cross was redirected off the head of Lubrano into the right corner of the net.
Less than two minutes later, Carolina made it 4-0 on Lubrano's second goal of the game and seventh tally of the season. Amber Brooks threaded a nifty through ball from just inside midfield directly to the feet of Lubrano who got behind the defense on the right side and deftly finished past Hert into the lower left of the frame with 81:06 elapsed.
Lubrano, who missed two complete seasons in 2008 and 2010 because of injuries, received a sixth year of eligibility from the NCAA last spring and she has made the most of it. Her seven goals lead the Tar Heels and are three more than she scored in her first three seasons combined.
The Tar Heels return to the state of North Carolina for the final three games of the 2012 season. Carolina will play at fifth-ranked Duke next Thursday at 7 p.m. before playing host to 12th-ranked Wake Forest a week from Sunday in Chapel Hill at 1 p.m. The Heels then close out the regular season at NC State on October 25 at 7 p.m.


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Mark Daniels of the Providence Journal wrote Wednesday that "[I]t's hard not to notice Josh Boyce during the first weeks of the Patriots' organized team activities." Boyce has apparently been a "go-to target for Tom Brady" during team scrimmages and has been impressive on kick returns.
Boyce caught just nine passes in nine games as a rookie last year. He was a healthy scratch for some of those weeks and was put on injured reserve in December due to an ankle injury.
"There's been plenty of chatter about Boyce of late," Daniels wrote. "Will he give the Patriots a dominant kick returner? As one of the fastest players on the team, will this 2013 fourth-round pick develop into another weapon for Brady?"
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Organized team activities: Where players absolutely buried on the depth chart can be written up as if they are budding stars. Boyce has talent, and you know the Patriots seem to get the best out of their players. But in a best-case scenario, Boyce will open the season behind Julian Edelman , Aaron Dobson , and Danny Amendola in the Patriots' pecking order for targets. That doesn't even include tight end Rob Gronkowski , who is trying to get healthy for Week 1. Boyce barely worth your time in dynasty formats.


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Can't ya just hear the marshmallow singin a little "I'm Burnin' For You" to the graham cracker? Best ramyb I've seen
Burnin'For You
Better buy a new shield from the Deku Salesman!
Totally reminds me of this video
Oops... forgot to put the graham cracker in there somewhere.
People love S'more shirts... =D
He's found himself in a sticky situation!
sparrowhawk69 wrote:Best ramyb I've seen
word. I went "d'awww" and considered buying it when I saw the design before I even read whose it was.
"In 'Mallow we trust."
Scariest. Campfire. Ever.
Season 6 of The Wire focusing on Ramyb? Sheeeeeiiiiiittttt!
He'd have nothing for McNulty or The Bunk.
Don't wear this shirt: if you really are being attacked by a flaming dragon, while armed only with an oversized Hershey's bar.
Assassin15 wrote:Oops... forgot to put the graham cracker in there somewhere.
notice the light brown on the edge - I think the chocolate is already melted onto the graham
At the very least, the shirt gets the writer in me going.
"I have travelled from the cornstarch fields where I grew up, beyond the Chocolate mountains where this very shield was forged to do battle with our mortal enemy. Now at last my squishy bretheren will be avenged," Mallow cried.
His face was sticky with sweat, the very heat of the dragon's breath began to warp, and melt his shield. Mallow wasn't sure how it would end, but here he would make his stand--whether he wanted to or not, because his feet were stuck to the floor.
This fella just wasn't listening. They said the pen is mightier than the sword, but no one said anything about a pencil!
This whole situation makes about as much sense as having a snowball fighting a sun dragon with a button for a shield and a tiny corncob pipe for a club...
I think I have too many smores related shirts from Woot already. I'd love to buy another but people are going to think that's all I'm about. I haven't ruled out getting this one, since the fire is dragon-like, but I'm going to sleep on this one.
I think the next Woot spinoff will be smores.woot! It seems to be the most popular theme of all time on the site.
looking at the design s'more (get it?) I think the chocolate could have been a helmet melting down over the mallows face.
This is such a disheartening shirt.
sparrowhawk69 wrote:notice the light brown on the edge - I think the chocolate is already melted onto the graham
That's what they say. But it looks like it's just the reflection of the fire to me.
headp wrote:looking at the design s'more (get it?) I think the chocolate could have been a helmet melting down over the mallows face.
It's not uncommon for a few seconds of thought to vastly improve the execution of a ramy shirt. A melting helmet of chocolate and a graham cracker shield makes a lot more sense than a melting shield and a near invisible orange line that's purportedly a cracker.
This makes me want some marshmallows, which reminds me that I need to buy some more...my supplies are running low...dangerously low
bluejester wrote:...because his feet were stuck to the floor.
Wouldn't a melting shield defeat the purpose of protection? Or is a gooey end the mightiest one a knight made of fluff can receive?
Weird. Today's (or would it be yesterday's?) funny Scorpio horoscope from my school's newspaper is about marshmallows.
"This week is going to be tough, but remember money can't buy happiness, but it can buy marshmallows, which are kind of the same thing."
I wish this wasn't on black
I always thought Marshmallows had an intense fear of sharp pointy sticks, but not this brave little guy. He has no fear.
At least he's dying for a noble cause.
And when he is victorious, a s'morgasbord will be prepared in his honor at Graham Castle.
No need for a graham cracker in the design, that's the marshmallow's coffin after the impossible battle to the death with fire.
This shirt makes me mad.
ANOTHER smores shirt? I get it. Make what sells, and what better thing to do then play on an obviously popular theme, judging by the contest and the reckoning. Ramy's laughing all the way to the bank. But I'm not mad at him, it's not his fault that his incredibly mediocre but cutesy, popular designs do well when there are vastly superior shirts.
You know who I'm mad at? The shirt.woot voters who keep voting and shilling out for this. At the end of the day it wouldn't get printed if it wasn't chosen.
bluejester wrote:At the very least, the shirt gets the writer in me going.
"I have travelled from the cornstarch fields where I grew up, beyond the Chocolate mountains where this very shield was forged to do battle with our mortal enemy. Now at last my squishy bretheren will be avenged," Mallow cried.
Cornstarch fields? Don't you mean the sugarcane fields... or the glue factory? Or do they put cornstarch in commercial marshmallows? I make my own & I only use cornstarch as a dusting to keep 'em from sticking together.
I don't understand this shirt. The flame from the campfire must be coming directly at him, since it's melting the chocolate. But there is fire behind him as well - how did it get there? It passed under him, setting his butt on fire but leaving his feet unscathed? Maybe white mallows CAN jump.
I'm not going to complain about the fire behind and beside him sustaining itself without any connection to the campfire or any apparent source of flammable material, because there is also a sentient marshmallow on the shirt, so clearly this kind of thing is not a concern. But for some reason I can't get past the problem of how the fire got behind him.
MasterYogurt wrote:At the end of the day it wouldn't get printed if it wasn't chosen.
Yeah...that's true of EVERY shirt in the Derby. It's kind of how it works.
shirt.woot.writer wrote:Don't wear this shirt: In your performance art piece titled "Some More Passion," in which you re-enact the stations of the S'more.
Heh, if they did the Stations of the S'mores that'd definitely get me back into church.
Congrats on another print, ramyb.
It's a Graham Cracker shield lined on the outside with Chocolate. Fire was all around as the brave lone mallow fought nobly to defeat the dragon of fire.
Why is the anthropomorphic packing foam holding the burnt bacon up to the disembodied dogs head like a mirror?
This reminds me of the bff shirt with the One Ring and the Eye of Sauron...
Congrats Ramy! I knew this was a winner as soon as I saw it. Yeah that's a pretty safe bet with any of your designs, but this has more charm and inventiveness than usual. :^)
Predicting a fablefire or bassanimation shirt for tomorrow...
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Here in the south, there ain't no honey after July 4 until a couple of weeks before frost when goldenrod blooms. Gotta feed 60,000 bees something all summer long.
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Discussion in 'Great Skate Debate' started by lala, Nov 6, 2012.
Hang in there, I'm praying for you, you CAN do it!
Stephane's Caruso was really good!!! I love him even more! (I also love Evgeni's original one by the way! Very emotional and impressed) Yagudin, Ilia, were wonderful as well!! It was a shame that Brian couldn't participate... I do hope he will get well by TEB Thank you Evgeni & his staffs for the amazing anniversary show!!!!
with Kirkorov...
Very funny, I like the program very much. It has Pluhy's spins, steps, hand movements. No 3A, though...
Do you think, there are people who don't knows Evgeni's style, only just Stephan's?
I think Lambiel is meant to do a number as a "tribute to Evgeni", not try to make fun of these movements as you suggested.
I have no idea where you saw that I suggested that Stéphane tried to make fun of Evgeni.
Now, you see, this is exactly the kind of joke which is funny but doesn't have the tact Stéphane had in his one towards Evgeni.
you said yourself "Hilarious. One of the finest skating jokes I've ever seen. " The using of "jokes" could mislead people whose English is as bad as me. Now I know it is not what your meant. Sorry if I offended you.
Great cast.... I hope we end up seeing some vids
That was really thoughtful. And very subtle.
I love, love, love, love this program for Plushy.
It's interesting to see two of the all-time greats contrasted in this way, especially since Stephane is a much quieter skater while Plushenko immediately commands attention. And I have to say that seeing the two programs back to back made me appreciate Plushenko all the more.
I don't think so, I know it. There are, for instance, fans of Stephane who don't like Evgeni's style in general, so they haven't bothered to watch most of his performances. Nothing surprising, since they are so different. Of course, it's possible to appreciate both, but, unfortunately, many people don't think that way. This is from me as a great fan of Stephane who also happens to respect Evgeni. But, I must say that I too haven't seen as many performances of Evgeni, as I have seen of Stephane .
"Appreciate" as in comparison to Stephane? But you forget that for Evgeni that was a "real" program, while for Stephane it's practically a trifle most likely done in a quite short time as an nice tribute to Evgeni, not a "real" program of his. If Stephane had done his "own" program to this song, it would surely look very different from this. So, it can't be comapared in that sense. Also, about "quietness" and "commanding attention" - for Stephane, that depends on the program. Sometimes his skating is quieter, and sometimes it's not so quiet.
LOL, the Lambiel parts of the program were beautiful, the fake angsty Plushenko parts, not so much. But I did like the Nijinski spin!
And this is the first time I've seen Stephane Lambiel called quiet!
Not in comparison to Stephane because he is his own skater with, as you noted, a very different style. What I meant is that, for me, seeing a great skater like Stephane pay homage to Plushenko (ironically or perhaps purposefully in a style similar to Plushenko's homage to Nijinsky) really highlighted how unique Plushenko's movement is. I know some people criticize Plushy for being "frantic," but his sharp, angular style is not easy to execute and is uniquely his. And seeing first whispers of Plushy in Lambiel's program, and then Plushy himself, very much emphasized that uniqueness for me.
I didn't say, that everybody likes Evgen's style, I said if anybody knows the figure skating, knows his skating, and his name. He is the figure skating in Europe. And you don't forget they really respect, and like each other. If you think, Stephan is more known and beloved skater in real life you are wrong.
I think it's better performance of Caruso in Prague
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1eQyvjupC2U and two 3A
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Yes,I felt Stephane did exactly "Tribute to Plushenko" too! I am a bit sorry if someone try to make Stephane as a sarcastic man (but, sorry if I misunderstand. I'm not good at English) I want to believe Stephane is nice as a skater and a person, and he is a good co-worker of Evgeni
with Stas Mikhailov
Finale: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=doPhjYiK2co
LoL, Lambiel was invited to an ice show and a birthday party, and he has the good mannerism to act as a good guest and pay tribute to his host and friend. Not like some party pooper seeking attention,
Steph likes Evgeni, it was Tribute to Plushenko
Plush and Stef,lovely http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1p5rYBsA0I
And I didn't say that they don't know Evgeni's skating (and even more - his name) at all. I was implying that there are people who are not THAT familiar with his style, meaning that they haven't seen that many of his programs, and probably the last time they saw one was some time ago, so they may not remember and/or notice all his moves in Stephane's program right away. And I never said that I think that Stephane is a more known and loved skater than Evgeni - I don't know where you did get that. I just said that there are people who don't watch Evgeni's performances as much as they watch Stephane. There is a difference between respecting someone and liking their skating - if someone respects Plushenko, but doesn't like his style that much (and I know for sure that there are such people, no matter if you like it, or not), then they don't watch and don't know most of his performances.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VsvIInqJzv8 + 3A, 3T-3T:
I don't think that someone is trying to make Stephane sarcastic. And he surely is not sarcastic. But there is a huge difference between sarcasm, and subtle, well-meant and friendly fun making. Yes, Stephane did a tribute to Evgeni, and I think he truly wanted to show respect to him, but at the same time some of the gestures, like the small "air" kisses were most likely meant to be in good fun - but so that only Evgeni himself, and those who know his syle really well, would get it. But some people seem to not understand that fun making can also be friendly and well-meant. For them it's either this, or that, and no in-betweens .
Ok, we talked everything in this matter
There are many, especially people who hate watching skating on the Internet and only watch skating on TV channels that rarely show EX skating, and/or who aren't interested in show programs, who would't have remembered the references, necessarily, although they might have wondered why Lambiel was doing a spiral.
Also true. But, as for the spiral - those who haven't seen Stephane's exhibition programs may wonder, but actually he's done quite a few spirals in them, just not this half-bielmann style spiral. And the moves that he makes in the beginning are really from Evgeni's 'Tribute to Nijinsky' program, if I remember correctly, and I think that program has been shown on TV, just not so recently .
Of course, he won his 3th world champion title with Nijinsky program. One of the most beautiful male programs ever.
that moves from 2.15