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Hoarding Shakespeare, and Other NewsBy Dan Piepenbring
- On Vijay Seshadri, the poet who won this year's Pulitzer: "The combination of epic sweep … and piercing, evocative detail is characteristic of the contribution Seshadri has made to the American canon."
- Next week at Lincoln Center, Rachel Kushner introduces Anna, a seventies documentary that will be familiar to readers of The Flamethrowers: it "centers on the titular pregnant, homeless sixteen-year-old whom the filmmakers discovered in Rome's Piazza Navona."
- "In a small series of sheds in Sussex a nineteenth-century joker and eccentric hoarded the evidence that reconciles Shakespeare the playwright with Shakespeare the man."
- Heaven Is for Real "is based on the mega-bestseller by a pastor whose four-year-old had major surgery, after which he knew things he couldn't possibly have known, and also claimed to have met Jesus … The intended audience appears to be people in medically induced comas who enjoy Nebraska-themed screensavers and who think that Michael Landon had a little too much 'bad boy edge' on Highway to Heaven."
- What's this? Just the average story of a doctor-buccaneer who lived among the natives of Panama in the seventeenth century: "It took almost an hour for his shipmates to recognize him. Then one started backwards in shock. 'Why! Here's our doctor!' the man cried, and a crowd gathered around him, trying to rub off the geometric paint that obscured his features. It was Lionel Wafer, the pirate surgeon."
- In 1951, when the sociologist C. Wright Mills published White Collar: The American Middle Classes, "an entire society was being white-collarized. Status and prestige, emotional games and office politics: These were leaking out of the workplace and into the world, coloring the entire way people interacted and organized their time and leisure. The frankly confrontational style of blue-collar work and industrial unions was disappearing."


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LISTEN: Justin Bieber enlists Lil Wayne for 'Journals' compilation album
Listen to Justin Bieber on iHeartRadio
Justin Bieber is enlisting Lil Wayne to bolster his recently released collection of Journals. The two team up for the new track "Backpack."
The song finds The Biebs speaking to an alien, voiced by Lil Wayne, who has found a home inside Bieber's backpack.
"Backpack" as well as the full collection of Journals hit iTunes on Monday. "Beliebers" have already had a taste of what most of the album holds. Ten of the tracks were released over the course of ten weeks as part of Bieber's "Music Mondays."
Journals also contains five new tracks, one of which is "Backpack." Following the release of Journals, Bieber took to Twitter, writing that "this music is everything to me." He added that he's "happy to have it all out to [you]."
Check out "Backpack" below!
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How Georgia and Florida State Met in the 2003 Sugar Bowl
Mark Richt was speaking of Bobby Bowden: "He taught me all I know about football," the Georgia coach said of the Florida State coach - and lovingly isn't too strong a description for his tone and obvious emotions.
This was an intriguing storyline: the old master going against his most devoted student.
Through a series of twists and turns, and in a year in which the Sugar Bowl would not be the site of the game for No. 1, the Superdome became the playing field for the matching of wits between Bowden and his former long-time assistant, Richt.
Georgia was the hot team in the Southeastern Conference, revitalized under the hand of Richt, who was persuaded to leave FSU two years before after 14 seasons of serving as Bowden's quarterbacks coach/offensive coordinator. The fourth-ranked Bulldogs went 12-1 in 2002, won the SEC for the first time since 1982, and earned a Sugar Bowl berth for the first time in two decades.
For a while it appeared the Sugar would have a glamour game with its first Pac-10 school, Southern California, against the Bulldogs. The Orange Bowl, however, used a one-time option to snatch the Trojans from New Orleans, one granted because at the birth of the Bowl Championship Series the Miami game put up more money (approximately $200,000) than the Sugar.
That put the familiar face of Bowden and 16th-ranked Florida State, which played in five Sugar Bowls in the previous 14 years, back in New Orleans - but this time against Richt, who was like a son to Bowden. "I sort of feel like I raised Mark," Bowden said in just thinking of being on opposite sides of the field.
As Bowden's chief offensive assistant, in 14 years Richt developed two Heisman Trophy recipients, one runner-up, and five quarterbacks who went on to the NFL. In that same span, Florida State had a 169-26-2 record, won nine Atlantic Coast Conference titles and two national championships.
"There's a direct line connecting the good things that have happened at Georgia to Florida State," Richt said. "Bobby Bowden was my mentor. Just about everything I learned about coaching, learned about handling people, and about people in general, I learned from him and from being at Florida State."
"I was blessed just to be around him."
This was not one of Bowden's most memorable teams, having lost four games and his top two quarterbacks. Starter Chris Rix overslept for a final exam, rendering him ineligible. Backup Adrian McPherson was dismissed from school after running afoul of the law.
That put third-stringer Fabian Walker, a sophomore who was in on only 13 plays all season, behind center for the Sugar Bowl.
Walker may have been the least experienced quarterback to start in a major bowl since Steve Sloan replaced the suspended Joe Namath for the 1964 Sugar.
"I don't think I've ever heard of a quarterback in this situation before," Bowden reflected while prepping receiver Anquan Boldin, who would be Walkers backup and who last played quarterback in high school. "It's certainly going to be an adventure for him."
Still, outwardly at least, Georgia was preparing for a battle royal. "First of all," Richt said, "Florida State is a quality team. They beat an opponent we couldn't (Florida, 31-14) and they made (No. 1-ranked) Miami (in a 28-21 Hurricane victory) look like just another team.
"And I always thought Coach Bowden is at his best when his back is against the wall, after something has jolted him or the team. I've always admired how he handles these situations, and how he is able to get everyone focused at the task at hand. I remember well when we lost (Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback) Chris Weinke before the 1998 Florida game. Everybody wrote us off, but Florida State followed Coach Bowden's game plan to near perfection and we beat the Gators (23-12). "Bobby Bowden is a coach who can find a way to get his team to rise to the occasion. I know that from experience."
Richt also knew, though, that a football team with an inexperienced quarterback could face some obstacles that not even Bowden could overcome.
Recap excerpted from the book "Sugar Bowl Classic: A History" by Marty Mulé, who covered the game and the organization for decades for the New Orleans Times-Picayune.


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16th April 2012 03:21 AM #1
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Prolong used of feeding bottle
I would like to ask on how you can train a 3 year old child to stop using feeding bottle when drinking her milk. As far as I know prolong used of feeding bottle would affect the formation of the teeth, that is why I asked my daughter to use glass instead of feeding bottle when drinking her milk.
Thank you.
16th April 2012 04:44 AM #2
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We tried using a training cup with a soft spout for a while before transitioning to a glass. My children were younger when they transitioned to the cup, but I would think with a three year old you could get them excited about using a big cup by telling them how "grown up" it is and how it makes them a "big girl" or "big boy". It may also help to invest in a fun cup that they will want to drink out of, such as one that is decorated with their favorite character.
17th April 2012 12:56 AM #3
Hi Ghie,
My health visitor said that after a year of age it is best if a baby has nothing plastic in their mouth to suck on - this includes dummies and pacifiers (as this is best for their teeth). However, I know a lot of mums and dads find it hard to stop using these after just a year as the baby seems so attached to them.
I agree with mom2many that you could tell your daughter now she is a 'big girl' she gets to drink from a proper cup. You could even have a 'throwing away the bottle' party to celebrate! Then you can let her choose the special new cup she will get to drink from.
I hope it goes well for you - let us know how you get on.
17th April 2012 06:43 PM #4
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Alright I'll tell to my girl that "big girls" don't used bottle anymore, I'll ask her to change it and let her choose a nice cup in replacement of her feeding bottles.
Thank you so much.
19th April 2012 08:22 AM #5
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Hi Ghie,
You've been given some good ideas from LJ and Mom2Many. Sometimes using a bottle or a sippy cup makes it easier for mom because the milk is contained, the child doesn't have to sit at the table to eat and she can even let the child fall asleep with it. I suppose I mention this because the transition from bottle to cup at the age of 3 can be difficult for mom too.
Drinking from a bottle should no longer be an option. Throw them away or give them away, but don't even have one in the house because you may be tempted to get it back out for her, which will only prolong the transition.
I like to have a cup with a straw or a sippy type cup in the house for when my children are sick. If they want a cup of water with them at night, it's nice to have something that's contained that they can have on the couch or in their bed.
If you're going to pick up a cup like this, try to get one that is BPA free. Many of the cups that are now being made for children are BPA free and less chemicals in the plastic is a good thing.
My guess is that your daughter will transition easily to the cup once she realizes that she has to be sitting at the table when she drinks. The transition should be done within a week.
Please post back and let us know how long it takes.
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When the Center for Green Schools at the U.S. Green Building Council was established in 2010 to serve as the driver for green schools dialogue, policy development and innovation, USGBC appointed Rachel Gutter to take the reins.
Rachel Gutter is Senior Vice President of Knowledge at the U.S. Green Building Council and Director of the Center for Green Schools. Rachel's dynamic leadership provides a powerful voice for the green schools movement, convening international corporations, globally recognized institutions, and government entities around a singular purpose: to put every student in a green school within this generation.
At USGBC, she is recognized as a transformative force, bringing a burst of creativity and strategic thinking to each team she works with, uplifting and energizing teams to reach their goals. Under her direction, the Center for Green schools has published over 1,000 pages of technical guides and original research and deployed more than half a million volunteers who have contributed $46 million in donated time to transform schools across the world. She has led the Education @USGBC team to develop a groundbreaking education platform and curate thousands of hours of premier sustainability content.
She is one of the foremost experts on healthy, safe, and resource efficient schools. In 2007, she launched LEED for Schools, a version of the U.S. Green Building Council's popular green building certification program that facilitates the design, construction, and operations of high-performance green schools. Later that year, she spearheaded the National Green Schools Campaign to engage students and teachers, parents and school superintendents, elected officials and college presidents in a national conversation about the relationship between high-performance educational facilities and high-performing students. When the Center for Green Schools at the U.S. Green Building Council was established in 2010 to serve as the driver for green schools dialogue, policy
development and innovation, USGBC appointed Rachel Gutter to take the reins.
Prior to working at the USGBC, Rachel worked with the Green Building Program of Montgomery County Public Schools and as a green building consultant. Her six years of teaching experience fuel her commitment to educate a generation of sustainability natives, individuals proudly capable and equipped to take on 21st century challenges, who intuitively know the language of green.
Over 250 media outlets have sought Rachel's expertise, including the New York Times, the Washington Post, NPR, Parenting Magazine, FOX News, and CNN. In 2012 she received the World Green Building Council's Chairman's Award and was honored by Martha Stewart's Whole Living Magazine as an eco-heroine in 2011.
A competitive figure skater throughout childhood, Rachel currently finds balance through a daily dose of yoga.
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Ashlee Simpson's Racy "Bat for a Heart" Music Video: Watch Here!
Posted Friday January 18, 2013 5:10 PM GMT
Getting back into the groove, Ashlee Simpson released the full music video for her single "Bat for a Heart" on Friday (January 18).
The 28-year-old singer shared the exciting news via Twitter, writing, "My full video of Bat for a Heart is up http://bit.ly/Tv2fsD look out for my app next!"
In the black and white clip, Miss Simpson struts around in seductive lingerie while belting out a few racy lyrics.
"I'm gonna bang, bang, f**k you up, twist you out inside of my head," Ashlee croons.
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I. Policy:
It is the policy of Humboldt State University (HSU or the University) to provide equal access and reasonable accommodation for individuals with disabilities to participate in any program, service, or opportunity provided by the campus; and to comply with applicable law related to service animals for persons with disabilities, including any such person studying at, employed by, and/or visiting the HSU campus. As used in this Policy, disability means a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities of an individual.
Campus visitors, new arrivals, or other interested persons with service animals should be provided with this Policy and referred to HSU's Student Disability Resources Center (SDRC). HSU employees should contact the HSU Human Resources Office for more information.
II. "Service Animal" Defined:
In accordance with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA), California law and the policy of the Trustees of California State University (CSU), a "service animal" is defined as:
any animal individually trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability, including, but not limited to, guiding individuals with impaired vision, alerting individuals to an impending seizure or protecting individuals during one, and alerting individuals who are hearing impaired to intruders, or pulling a wheelchair and fetching dropped items.
Service animals are usually dogs, but may be other animals so trained. A service animal is sometimes called an assistance animal. Examples of service animals include, but are not limited to, guide dogs, hearing dogs, service/assistance dogs, and seizure response dogs.
The law distinguishes between a "service animal" and a "therapy animal." A therapy animal is an animal with good temperament and disposition, which has reliable, predictable behavior, and is selected to accompany people with disabilities. The animal may be incorporated as an integral part of a treatment process. A therapy animal does not assist an individual with a disability in the activities of daily living. The therapy animal does not accompany a person with a disability at all times, unlike a service animal that is always with a person with a disability. A therapy animal is not considered to be a service animal under this Policy or applicable law. The laws protecting and giving certain rights to bona fide service animals and their owners do not cover therapy animals and their owners.
If there are any questions as to whether an animal qualifies as a service animal, determination will be made by the Director of Human Resources in consultation with SDRC.
III. Service Animals Generally Permitted on the HSU Campus:
In accordance with federal law, use of a service animal in university facilities and on university campuses including attendance at campus-sponsored concerts or special events may not be challenged except if the use of the animal poses a direct threat to the health or safety of other persons, or if the presence of the service animal will result in a fundamental alteration of the service, program, or activity involved. (Title II of the ADA Regulations, 28 C.F.R. – 130 [b] [7])
As a result, a service animal must be permitted to accompany any associated person with a disability anywhere on the HSU campus and at off-campus University activities such as curriculum-related internships, fieldwork and HSU-affiliated program outings, except in areas and situations where it is unsafe to do so or where the presence of the service animal fundamentally alters the nature of the service, program or activity.
IV. Requirements of Service Animals and Their Owners on Campus:
HSU recognizes that service animals can play an important and necessary role in fostering the independence of some individuals with disabilities. Consequently, an appropriately trained animal, under the control of the disabled individual, may be allowed in campus facilities where animals typically would not be permitted. The safety and health of HSU students, faculty, staff, and the service animal are important concerns; therefore, only service animals and owners that meet the specific criteria below will be exempt from regulations that otherwise restrict or prohibit animals.
The care and supervision of a service animal are the responsibility of the person using the animal's services (owner).
To maintain the safety and health of HSU students, faculty and staff, requirements of service animals and their owners include:
- Dogs must be licensed in accordance with local city or county regulations (i.e., Humboldt County or City of Arcata), which require proof of current rabies vaccination and/or rabies tags. Other types of service animals must have vaccinations appropriate for that type of animal.
- In addition to receiving appropriate vaccinations, service animals must be in good health. For example, dogs should have routine maintenance for flea and tick prevention, de-worming, and have annual veterinary examinations. Animals to be housed in university housing must have an annual clean bill of health from a licensed veterinarian.
- Service animals must be on a leash at all times (except where the animal must perform a task requiring it to travel beyond the length of the restraint, or the owner is unable to maintain the animal on a leash due to a disability).
- The owner must be in full control of the animal at all times.
- The owner is responsible for the cost to repair any damage done by the service animal to university property, just as the owner would be responsible for damage he or she caused.
- If requested, the owner must provide information as to how the animal provides a service related to his or her disability.
- When entering campus facilities or University vehicles with an authorized service animal, the owner is strongly encouraged to use an identifying vest, tag, leash, or other visible method to indicate to the general public that the animal is a service animal.
- The owner of a service animal must be responsible for the immediate removal and proper disposal of all fecal matter for the health and safety of all members of the campus community.
Please complete the "Service Animal Registration" form and sign the "Service Animal Policy Agreement" form, which are available on the SDRC web site: http://www.humboldt.edu/disability/service_animal_registration_form.pd [2]
V. Students, Faculty and Staff with Service Animals:
Students with disabilities desiring the use of a service animal on campus or in campus housing should first register with SDRC as a student with a disability. The Director of SDRC (or designee) will evaluate the disability and recommend any additional accommodations appropriate to the functional limitations of the disability. Students who plan to reside on campus with their service animal need to make the necessary arrangements with SDRC in advance, preferably by notifying SDRC in writing at least two months prior to the date when prospective housing will be needed.
Faculty or staff desiring the use of a service animal on campus should contact the Office of Human Resources. The Director of Human Resources (or designee) will evaluate the situation and make any appropriate recommendations.
VI. Registration, Documentation, and Identification Procedures:
The University may prepare and issue, through HSU's SDRC or Human Resources Office, authorization documents to the owner of a service animal identifying the owner's name and describing the service animal. All service animal owners are strongly encouraged to carry such documentation with them when they are accompanied by their service animals.
Identification authorization documents provided by HSU campus officials are intended solely for use on campus and do not imply validity elsewhere.
Disability documentation should clearly establish the specific type and function of the animal.
VII. Expectations of Service Animals and Their Owners:
All service animal owners are strongly encouraged to carry HSU-issued authorization documentation with them when they are accompanied by their service animals on campus or when participating in University events, classes, and activities off-campus.
Reasonable behavior is expected from service animals while on campus properties. If a service dog, for example, exhibits unacceptable behavior, the owner is expected to employ the proper training techniques to correct the situation.
Cleanliness of the service animal is mandatory. Daily grooming and occasional baths (at a veterinarian, pet store or owner's home) should keep dog odor to a minimum. Flea control is essential and adequate preventative measures should be taken. If a flea problem develops, it should be dealt with immediately and in an effective manner. Considerations of others must be taken into account when providing maintenance and hygiene of service animals.
The University has the authority to remove a service animal from its grounds or facilities if the service animal becomes unruly or disruptive, unclean, and/or unhealthy to the extent that the animal's behavior or condition poses a direct threat to the health or safety of others or otherwise causes a fundamental alteration in the University's services, programs, or activities. If such behavior persists, the owner may be directed not to bring the animal into public campus areas until the problem is rectified.
VIII. Areas Restricted to Service Animals:
The University may prohibit the use of service animals in certain locations due to health or safety restrictions, where service animals may be in danger, or where their use may compromise the integrity of certain research. Such restricted locations include, but are not limited to, food preparation areas, certain research laboratories, mechanical rooms/custodial closets, classrooms with demonstration/research animals, areas where protective clothing is necessary and other areas where the animal's presence may constitute a danger or a fundamental alteration of the program or activity conducted in the area. Access to restricted areas may be granted on a case-by-case basis by contacting the appropriate department and/or laboratory representative and the SDRC.
IX. Conflicting Disabilities:
If another person on campus has a covered disability under the ADA that includes an allergic reaction to animals, and such person has contact with a service animal approved for presence on campus, a request for assistance should be made to the SDRC director who will consider all facts surrounding the contact and make an effort to resolve the issue.
X. University Evaluation Procedures:
Should there be questions or concerns about permitting the presence of a service animal on campus, the matter should be referred to the University's ADA Compliance Officer in Human Resources. Any questions regarding this Policy should be directed to either the SDRC Office, 707-826-4678 or the Human Resources Office, 707- 826-3626.
XI. Grievances:
In the event of a dispute about an accommodation relating to a service animal, or an animal restriction, a complaining party who is a member of the University community should follow the applicable HSU ADA Accommodation Requests and Appeal/Grievance Procedures, which are available at the HSU Human Resources Office. All others should contact the U.S. Office for Equal Opportunity or the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing to file a complaint.


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Comments about BJs Wholesale Club Pleasant Hearth 4' Log Rack:
Bought this as we just had our yard completely redone! It looks beautiful and has a very nice fire pit. We love to have fires but where to keep the wood was a problem! It was piled and falling all over. Each time we have a fire it was needing to rummage through the wood looking for proper sizes needed to burn. We started looking for a rack. Didn't want anything huge and unsightly. Searched online and this was the best value so we purchased it. Nice design, easy to assemble, sturdy, very functional! We love it. The wood is so organized on the rack in piles by size. Need some for a smaller fire piece right there, need a larger piece there also! My husband is crazy in terms of organization and this is perfect for him!
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I bought this for my husband to use in our basement for our wood stove. It was very easy to put together and is wider than I anticipated! So far we have it full of wood and my husband loves it! The best part is it isn't an eye sore!
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Great for organizing the smaller, starter logs; making them easily accessible.
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I purchased two - one had no issues, the other had a broken plastic footer cap, one of the bolts was missing a head which made it impossible to secure, fortunately there were three other bolts in the same area, so it really wasn't a problem. I'm a perfectionist, I like everything to work properly.
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We started using it on Christmas day. It was easy for my sons to assemble. I like keeping the firewood off the porch.
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After 1.24 billion hours of user testing and just as much talking, Windows 8 finally hits the streets today.
In a string of events around the world, including one in Sydney, Microsoft is launching the new operating system, that it hopes will make Windows relevant in a world where desktop PCs are increasingly becoming irrelevant.
Windows 8 represents the most radical overhaul of Windows Microsoft has ever made. Gone is the Start button (though you can get it back with third-party add-ons). Gone are the long lists of applications users would have to scroll through to find the one they wanted. (You could probably get those back, too, but why would you?)
Instead, applications appear as app tiles on the user's home screen, quite like they do on a smartphone, and very much like they do on Microsoft's smartphones, from which Windows 8 has taken many of its design cues.
Gone, too, for many apps is the Windows desktop and indeed the very concept of a window, after which Windows got its name. Windows 8, and its little sister Windows RT, has a new user interface known as "Metro", which doesn't put apps into windows sitting in front of a desktop, but rather makes them permanently full-screen, just like they are on smartphones - although there is a feature that allows you to view a second app on one-third of the screen.
(Older applications, ones that haven't been rewritten to take advantage of Metro, will still work using the old desktop and windows metaphors, at least for Windows 8. Windows RT, which is designed to run on lower-powered tablets more akin to iPads, won't run old-fashioned Windows apps, and as such its list of apps is very limited at the moment.)
The overhaul of Windows is so extensive, it has many pundits questioning whether ordinary users will bother with the upgrade. Why learn a whole new way of doing things, when the old way worked well enough? Why move to Windows 8, when Windows 7 is itself an excellent operating system?
The answer to those questions is the tablet, or more generally the touch-screen. Windows 7 and its predecessors weren't well-suited to control with fingers on a screen. Their buttons were too small, too close together, and someone trying, say, to minimise a window could just as easily close that window instead. Under Windows 8's Metro interface, you no longer minimise, maximise or resize windows: you just flip from app to app, preferably using iPad-like gestures on a touch screen. (You can also move between apps using a mouse or keyboard, but touch-screen works best.)
It's a bold move from Microsoft, but, really, what other choice did it have?
We're actually quite excited by Windows 8 here in the Digital Life Labs. We've been using it solidly for a month now, and have come to love it, especially on touch-screen PCs, laptops and tablets. Yes, it takes a bit of getting used to. Yes, you will probably feel all at sea when you first boot it up. But stick with it. It actually doesn't take all that long to get used to, and once you do, it's hard to go back.
And it's not just the Windows operating system that Windows 8 is overhauling. The whole PC business is getting in on the act, too, either by refining its industrial design, like Acer has, or by coming up with radical new designs, like Asus has with its twin-screen Taichi notebook.
Of course, the lack of Metro apps is an issue, at least in the short term. For this reason, anyone considering a lightweight Windows tablet would do well to look at the new Windows 8 tablets running Intel's Atom processor: the ones we've seen from Acer and Asus appear to run very smoothly (we've not had the chance to test them properly, so I can't say for sure) and they have long, long battery lives, getting onto 20 hours once their keyboards are attached. Those Windows 8 tablets might be slightly bigger than Windows RT tablets, but they have the advantage that they can also run old-fashioned Windows apps, as well as Metro apps.
Then again, it's hard to imagine it will be all that long before there are plenty of Metro apps, at which time Windows RT tablets, such as Microsoft's own Surface With Windows RT, will be worth considering. We're yet to get a Surface into the Labs, either, but Microsoft has promised us one soon, and we can't wait.
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Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2005 2:47 pm
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Draft Derrick Johnson number 4 and make the defense even more awesome. Resign A-Train instead of drafting another running back. That does it for salary cap. Draft the best available player in the second round. Get to practice and get 'er done!
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They won't take Derrick Johnson @ #4 - that's just too high for him. They'll probably take a WR, or if both Edwards/Williams are off the board, then take a RB.
Besides, I've seen where there's a small concern about Johnson that was the same issue that dogged Urlacher in his first couple of years in the league - his ability to take on & shed blockers. Question is real simple - can he take on blocks & beat them consistantly?
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If you are saying that DJ is only as good as Urlacher .... DRAFT HIM!!!!!!
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Not going to be Derrick Johnson @ #4 - the Bears need offensive help, & everybody in the Bears brain trust is focused there:
1. Another big, tall possession WR (still; even with Moose on board). Probably using our #4 pick (1st round)
backup RB
. Probably using our #39 pick (2nd round)
3. An OLT (although that may be taken care of with Tait moving to OLT). That's probably a next year draft issue.
4. An OG. FA is a real possibility, or our 4th round pick.
5. An OLB. FA is a real possibility, or maybe even trying something with Michael Haynes.
6. A TE. Our 4th round pick is a possibility.
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I think everyone is missing the boat in thinking that da bears need offensive help ... well, maybe a decent backup qb. The problem last year was not talent ... except maybe at backup qb ... but injuries! Everybody is healthy now. Hopefully they will stay that way! The weakest part of the offense is QB, because Grossman and Krenzel are still essentially rookies. But we can't afford to do anything about that right now. Just have to hope for the best ... which is Grossman gettin' er done!
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the only injuries on the o was the o line and yes we needed a backup qb but remember when grossman was in earlyy he had nobody open to throw to - the line gave him time but he had nobody open - the young recievers did not know how to get open - we need at least one more weapon to scare the d - thomas jones is not walter payton - hes good but we have to have someone to keep them from putting 8 on the line, aka a TE or another wr.
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Actually, Grossman was tearing em up in the first couple of games. Just to remind yourself, go to Bearshistory.com and read about the injuries last year. We had 10 different starting offensive linemen. Not to mention the biggest injury on the offense ... our starting qb. I really think everyone has the wrong idea. The offense will be great this year if they can stay healthy. Certainly Jones is no Payton, but Jones and A-train together should be able to take enough time off the clock to keep the defense fresh. Believe me, I idolize Walter, I doubt there will ever be another like him. I am very thankfull I got to see every play of his pro career. I do like the idea of a big TE but I don't see any available anywhere. I remain convinced that building the defense into a jugernaut is the way back to the super bowl.
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As Far as TEs go, why not Pollard.
Sure he's a lil old, but maybe a smack in the head is what clark needs.
To be showed up by someone older, stronger, faster and smarter, might just cause Clark to mature a bit.
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The University of South Carolina's McKissick Museum will feature more than 20 restored portraits of past university presidents in its exhibition, "Saving Face: Conserving University of South Carolina Portraits," which runs June 6 – Aug. 15.
The collection is the result of an effort by several university departments to survey, catalog and conserve many university portraits after the university's Board of Trustees authorized the conservation of 15 presidential portraits needing care. Among those were portraits of William Patterson, painted by Raymond Goodbred, and William Scarborough's portrait of James H. Thornwell.
Nine portraits in the collections of McKissick Museum and the South Caroliniana Library have been conserved by Craig Crawford. By mid 2010, all 15 are expected to be completed.
The exhibition charts the progress of these projects and displays some of the recently conserved portraits, as well as others to be restored. Details and photos charting the process will accompany the works.
The initiative is one of several university efforts to restore the university's valuable portraits.
The South Caroliniana Library has created a portrait conservation fund, and University Housing and McKissick Museum have collaborated on improve care for portraits that hang in the residence halls. Columbia art conservator Virginia Newell recently completed work on the portrait of Dr. Irene Dillard Elliott, the first dean of women.
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Monuments raised on loft pillars in Ancient Greece, the giant pyramids in Egypt and the rock carvings in Petra have inspired awe and amazement since the day they were first discovered. How were these structures built? Who lived there? What kinds of lives did they lead? The answers to these questions are obvious. They were people with needs, aesthetic conceptions, religious beliefs, feelings, ideas and social lives just like ours. They therefore constructed such delightful and impressive buildings, decorated them with gold and precious stones and built pleasant houses, dams, water channels and places of worship. The remains of these cities show that these people had far richer social lives than has ever been imagined.
They also possessed astonishing knowledge in the scientific sphere. They used an engineering knowledge that has still not been explained today in the construction of the pyramids. The Sumerians studied space from their Ziggurat towers and established a 12-month calendar. The Mayans were capable of such flawless mathematical calculations as to realize that a year is slightly longer than 365 days. This means these people never had a primitive level of understanding. The fact they needed and applied, at a most flawless level, religion, art and science shows that these people were no different to us.
These are facts that increasing numbers of archaeological findings are revealing every day. But Allah also tells us in the Qur'an that peoples in the past also produced very lofty achievements.
Have they not travelled in the earth and seen the final fate of those before them? They had greater strength than them and cultivated the land and inhabited it in far greater numbers than they do. Their Messengers also came to them with the Clear Signs. Allah would never have wronged them; but they wronged themselves. (Sura ar-Rum, 9)2009-01-01 05:18:04


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Explore another perspective on abundant life as follow up to spiritual life week. Jon Swartz, a CJP and Seminary student who is serving as an intern in campus ministries, offers a response.
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At the Terrestrial Centre in Georgetown you will find located the multi award winning, Terrestrial - the Ted Elliott Mineral Collection. This collection, which is all the work of one man, Ted Elliott, contains over 4,500 mineral specimens in a myriad of fascinating colours and shapes from the region and throughout the world. This unique display is set out in nine themed rooms each with its own audiovisual component. A must see for any traveller this collection will amaze you with its beauty and sheer size.
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"If Beyonce didn't walk into your dressing room and give you a diamond "FLAWLESS" necklace, then there's no way you could be having a better week than me. Lol. Awwwww thank u QUEEN. ur just a precious gem. I could never thank you enough for your influence on powerful women all around the world. #WeFlawless"
This is how Nicki Minaj shared her excitement with her twitter followers yesterday, along with a photo of the dazzling necklace.
Bey really knows how to treat her friends, doesn't she? It pays to be on her good side.


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Saturday, May 18, 2013 at 8:00 PM - Sunday, May 19, 2013 at 3:00 PM (PDT)
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This event is held annually and is the biggest and busiest event of the Pathfinder year. The Fair is primarily a time for parents and friends to see what the Pathfinders have done throughout the year. The day begins with a parade of all Pathfinders marching the streets of La Sierra. There are different events taking place throughout the day: demonstrations, participation, food booths and many other exciting activities as the day progresses.
The club director or secretary must submit the online registration form fifteen (15) days before the event. Registration deadline is Monday, May 6, 2013.
Onsite registration is required before clubs will be given their reserved space for booth(s). The club director or staff may register onsite at the Assembly Room (registration area) either Saturday evening from 8:00-10:00pm or Sunday morning from 6:00-8:00am. If you do not register by the designated time, you will not receive a space for your booth(s), time for your drill team, or Fair points.
All booths must pay a $50 refundable, cleaning deposit fee for each booth which is paid by cash or check on the day of the event. Fees will be returned after a coordinator has inspected the area for cleanliness. Clubs will receive a "clean" ticket for each booth to turn into registration for a refund of the deposit(s).
Pathfinder clubs can have a Display, Participation, Event and/or Food Booth. Remember you club is eligible for a Food Booth only if you also have a Display, Participation or Event Booth. No meat allowed.
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Saturday, May 18, 2013 at 8:00 PM - Sunday, May 19, 2013 at 3:00 PM (PDT)
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To piss the goverment off.
To piss the goverment off.
You see a little snotty nosed kid with his dirty sneakers on backwards
sleepin on the corner everytime i got to make a sell,
at times i wonder are we going to hell,
or does god see we trying to make it as well..
i write because if i didn't, i would explode.
word up....
illside/600 block crew
homer and thk abbotsford
the sictoria/nz graf connection
the def threat graf collective
ever spary paint into yuor ass and than fart?!
i do that with my penis and cum
You see a little snotty nosed kid with his dirty sneakers on backwards
sleepin on the corner everytime i got to make a sell,
at times i wonder are we going to hell,
or does god see we trying to make it as well..
to destroy.
because i have no real goals in life.
because i'm high.
I have a theory that the truth is never told during the nine-to-five hours.
-Hunter S. Thompson
Pour essayer de tranformer le monde a mon image B)
to piss off dick cheney
and george w
..because all the cool kids do it!!
i do it because, art + vandalism = something really cool h34r:
Riches &Bitches. Snitches in Ditches.
...I decided to search for a thread like this because of the "jesus saves" thread was getting into motives...and this is a quality thread so...I'm involved in graffiti for several reasons. Because I believe in the idea that I have the right to put up an image on the streets just as much as McDonalds does with their advertisements. And I think with all these buildings and Wal-Marts being made the city needs some fresh color. I think it is great 'cause I can do all of the above while expressing myself in the most kick ass way. I do it because I love that ninja feeling I get. I like the alter ego feeling of it....the rush is amazing.......I want to entertain the passer-by..I want to make their walk to the 7-11 better...
because I'm bored and stupid and don't give a shit about anything....also because I think normal stuff is ugly....

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i also do it becase theres not much else to do at 4:00 in the morning and its free and it makes people very. very angry
I Dunno If Im God`s Child Or Im Satans Angel...
i bomb for many reasons i love art, i love the rush, it looks tight, and its fun!!! h34r:
i destroy to give back to society :lol:
judging by the title of this thread it was written by an 8 year old retarded kid
Says you.
Looked at your signature lately? It gets worse as it goes up.
your hardcore because you write a word on the wall over and over?Originally posted by NEMA@Jun 8 2005, 03:24 AM
k im a noob but i do it b/c noone i know did it and im tired of hearing people think theyre hard asses b/c they snuk out at night and teepeed their neighbor..and every one where i live does what everybody else does...ex: skateboarding, prank calls, and like i said above ..teepeeing very faggishly.. so when i get interviewed and recognized at school for various reasons. 4.2 G.P.A woot.. we get interviewed and i say i love to write and draw and teachers think im like some good obediant little christian boy (nothing wrong with being christian) but face to face ppl think theyer more hardcore than me..but i say no ur not and they will ask y and i say if you did as hardcore stuff as me you would know..and its fun as a mother fuka'
i wonder how hardcore people who write 2 WORDS!! on the wall over and over are...
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Mostly for the the rush,
Fame eventually
But i also do it to help me stop smoking,
"its about going out, and destroying lines,expresing yourself on the walls, people dont give a shit if you live or die" -Risk9-
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Will and Jaden Smith clear up emancipation rumors
Remember those Jaden Smith wants to be emancipated from Will and Jada Smith rumors that almost blew up the internet last week?
All jokes.
"See, here's the thing. I'm not going anywhere. The thing that people don't get is everything at this house is free," the 14-year-old explained on Wednesday's The Ellen DeGeneres Show in the wake of a false report byThe Sun. "I can get anything and everything at his house, so I'm going to be there for 20, 30 years. He says as soon as I have a movie that's bigger than one of his movies, I can get my own house."
So how did the report even start in the first place?
"I think I made a joke in Tokyo," Will said, before joking: "I mean, my baby boy, he's never leaving me, ever. No emancipation for the Smith kids."
The father and son duo will appear on the big screen together in sci-fi thriller, After Earth, which hits theaters on May 31.
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This former single screen movie house, which opened as the 1,034-seat Teaneck Theatre on September 24, 1937, has been delighting northern New Jersey audiences for over six decades.
Now split into a four screener, the Cedar Lane Cinemas was a popular place to see first run movies and has retained its facade over the years. It was closed on November 25, 2012. Taken over by new owners, it was renovated and a digital projection system was installed, and it reopened December 20, 2013 as the Teaneck Cinemas, with a reduced seating capacity of 525. The reopening movies were "Anchorman 2", "Frozen" and "Saving Mr. Banks".
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Hi, May I take a moment to wish Mr. Latten every good fortune in his efforts to breathe new life into the Cedar Lane? And it was wonderful,Ms. Joyne to see your photographs of the interior and the progress being made thus far. Looking forward to making the trip in from Wayne for the grand "re-opening". Cudos to all involved who show a desire to preserve the local, neighborhood cinemas as a viable alternative to those "rip-off houses" on Rte. 17, etc.!
this and the local ridgefield park theater (when it reopens) are the best ticket in ridgefield.
news http://www.northjersey.com/arts_entertainment/movies/223308381_New_owner_of_Teaneck_Cinemas_finds_history_inside_theater.html
I remember going here every weekend as a kid, so many memories.
Christmas comes early to Teneck. Grand reopening Friday 12/20/13
A photographer caught the extreme makeover (I apologize if this link doesn't work or changes) –
(Or search Facebook for Janet Joyner Photography and the album "Teaneck Cinemas")
The theater had been in very bad shape last I visited in the spring of 2011 before they closed (I had seen a movie in the main auditorium where they used the curtain – cool, but the projection was out of focus, the sound was too low – especially for a dialogue driven Wit Stillman comedy, and the theater was freezing).
From the photos this place is looking great – with a complete modernization and a restoration of the some of the original art deco elements that were buried 20-40 years ago. I can't wait to check it out this week!
This is very good news, John. Can't wait to pay a visit during the holidays.
Would you know if they have the capacity for both 35mm and digital, or are they 100% digital, now?
Happy Holidays, Bob
The theater's website hasn't been updated . Have no idea what's playing or its timetable.
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Hi, Would anyone know if the new owners of the Teaneck Cinema will continue to use the services of Moviefone.com to up-date their showtimes ? (For me, this is my main source of movie information.) I've only noticed thier showtimes on Fandango.
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Acquired tracheomalacia is a weakness and floppiness of the walls of the windpipe (trachea) that develops after birth.
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Secondary tracheomalacia
Acquired tracheomalacia is very uncommon. Rarely, babies, infants, and adults may develop the condition. It occurs when normal cartilage in the wall of the windpipe begins to break down.
Acquired, or secondary, tracheomalacia may result:
A physical examination confirms the symptoms. A chest x-ray may show narrowing of the trachea when breathing out. Even if the x-ray is normal, it is needed to rule out other problems.
A procedure called a laryngoscopy is used to diagnose the condition. This procedure allows the otolaryngologist (ear, nose, and throat doctor, or ENT) to see the structure of the airway and determine how severe the problem is.
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The condition may improve without treatment, but persons with tracheomalacia must be monitored closely when they have respiratory infections.
Aspiration pneumonia can occur from breathing in food.
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Call your health care provider if you or your child breathes in an abnormal way. It can become an urgent or emergency condition.
Gaissert HA, Burns J. The compromised airway: tumors, strictures, and tracheomalacia. Surg Clin North Am. 2010; 90(5):1065-1089.
Licameli GR, Richardson MA. Diagnosis and management of tracheal anomalies and tracheal stenosis. In: Cummings CW, Flint PW, Haughey BH, et al, eds. Otolaryngology: Head & Neck Surgery. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2010:chap 207.
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The early-morning conversations at Skinner´s Grill are like a river. Sometimes the talk is smooth and graceful, eddying around a twig of thought that slips from person to person. And sometimes it roars -- with laughter or what sounds like rage but is more like passion, but passion that turns to laughter. At the L-shaped counter, Frankie reads the sports section. He´s not talking to the waitress just now, so she is unable to get his order. ¨What does it take to get some food ´round here?¨ he finally hollers out. ¨Oh, you´re talking to me now?¨ she responds. Bragdon sits in the corner, orders toast, and often brings tomatoes from his garden for Ms. Skinner to slice. ¨How much does an order of toast cost?¨ one of the guys asks one day when he decides it´s time to prove that Bragdon is probably the cheapest man on earth. Another day, Frankie and Bragdon discuss the war in Iraq. Basically, Frankie says if we are going to go in there, we got to go to win. And Bragdon argues that we should throw all our technology at them so a minimum of our soldiers dies. But Iraq is only one subject. There´s also Serena Williams. There´s the weather. There´s Jay-Z. There´s the slave revolt in Haiti. There´s Osama. ¨He´s Cisco,¨ one woman keeps insisting every time the subject returns to bin Laden. She thinks he has had plastic surgery and is now living in the United States. And then there´s the question of whether anyone should bother trying to properly pronounce Bragdon´s name. It´s respectful to do so, Bragdon says. ¨That´s just the point,¨ Frankie answers.
Q: Do you watch reality-TV shows?
A: I live with someone who really likes them. We share the remote, so I've seen Survivor for a few seasons. I've seen some of Big Brother and Joe Millionaire. Then there's the reality-game show hybrids, like Blind Date. That's pretty funny. The one I can't stand is Fear Factor. It's not even a game of skill but of who can be the biggest moron -- like, I'll give you 100 bucks if you stick your hand in a hive of bees. Just a lowlife endurance contest. The smartest contestants are the ones who walk off and say, "You people are a bunch of idiots."
Q: Is there one that you especially like?
A: Amazing Race, where the contestants actually go around the world looking for clues. These people actually have to use some ingenuity. Part of it is staying under control and doing the best you can. I like seeing where they go. They're always on a train or something, and then, in American tourist fashion, they run up and grab their clue and they're off again. It's the only reality show I'd even entertain the idea of going on.
Q: Do you think reality TV is a good thing?
A: I guess it's a lot cheaper to produce. You don't have to pay actors or writers. Just film the stuff and pay editors. I'm not sure how real it is, though, when they shoot 90 hours of footage and cut it down to 22 or 23 minutes.
Q: Are there things in the shows that relate to your own world?
A: Well, most politicians aren't the types that would like that sort of attention. Then there's the handful that don't know the difference between good press and bad press. They'd eat slugs as long as Channel 4 was there to film it.
C'mon, we all want that 15 minutes of fame. Well, maybe we want it for a little longer than that, more like eight to ten hours of prime time on a reality-television show. And if you're wise enough to move here from the peasant-filled snowy lands of the north, you´re already ahead of the pack in preparing mentally and physically for the little screen. Welcome to our reality. First, there´s the weather. The summers are Amazon-hot, and the midday steam can stifle you like an anaconda wrapped around your chest. Think some puny tropical island that Survivor throws your way is any worse? Second, there are plenty of bugs and crawly things. Fear Factor routinely subjects its contestants to spiders, beetles, and other slithery creatures. A true South Floridian laughs at this sitcom. We encounter more hexapods, arachnids, and arthropods making breakfast and showering in the morning than Fear Factor competitors see in three seasons. Third: The Great Race? Interstate 95. ´Nuff said. And finally, the most burgeoning category in reality TV, coupling up, which can be seen on the likes of The Bachelor and Married by America. Living in an area that virtually invented spring break, we have the beachfront know-how and bars to hook up quickly, disingenuously, and deviously.
Hi, there. Come here often? Yeah, me too. My guess is that star-struck lovers like, um, us have been wandering into this planetarium since it was built in 1965. I must say, your eyes look lovely in the moonlight. Or should I say, the simulated moonlight? See that bright light right up there? Lean against me and look where I´m pointing. That´s not a star; it´s Venus. The ancients believed that Venus controlled the emotion of love. Maybe that´s because it seems to flicker bright, then dims a bit, then is bright again. Kind of like the roller coaster of love, hmmm? Ooh, look! A falling star! Make a wish! No, I can´t tell or it won´t come true. I´ll just say it involves a heavenly body. C´mon, let me show you the Zeiss M1015 star projector. It´s completely computer-automated. Hold my hand, ´cause it´s kinda dark in here, and I wouldn´t want us to get separated.
Monday night at the Gay and Lesbian Community Center of South Florida is better than even Saturday night at the hottest bar. Host Laurie Weiner facilitates meetings of the Women´s Rap Group, where you not only get to meet and chat with a couple dozen women of all flavors but you´ll hear the gory details of the many relationships that got started in the windowless room. Many of the women delight in sighing and moaning about their new loves and share every detail from courting to very dramatic breakup. You can meet the woman of your dreams; get dating advice from the group; describe trials, tribulations, and great sex; ponder how to dump her when she gets crazy; and then regale the group with stories of her psychoses until you finally move on. In lesbian time, that process usually takes a couple of weeks. Until the Miami Sol folded after the 2002 season, Broward and Palm Beach dykes had to trek down to the AmericanAirlines Arena to watch women watching the basketball game, hoping to meet the loves of their lives strolling around during halftime. Now, it´s four bucks at the GLCC. Instead of a halftime show, the center´s infamous security guard shows up without fail ten minutes before the end of the meeting to participate in the sex talk that closes out every session. At the end of the night, women who make a connection can follow the rest of the crew to Stork´s Bakery and Coffee House for more personal conversation.
Our 2001 winner of the Best Independent Cinema has the most gay-themed films outside of a queer film festival, making it a great place for boys with brains or a penchant for art films to hook up. The kiosk to the left of the concession stand beats out even Holiday Park for cruising. The four-sided kiosk offers pencils and index cards for your opinions, and the theater gallantly allows even the bad reviews to remain. Each film gets its own side of the square. If you´re a snob, make fun of the spelling and grammar mistakes on the handwritten reviews and see who agrees with you. To find a shared sense of humor, see who laughs at the same comments you do. If he´s cute and you don´t care about anything else, just check out which film he´s interested in and follow him into the theater. Whether you´re shy or bold, the reviews give you a dozen easy ice breakers ranging from, ¨Have you seen that film yet?¨ to ¨I have all his other movies on DVD. Do you want to watch them at my place before or after we see this one?¨


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Wilson slugs three homers, plates eight
White Sox prospect triples season's RBI total for Intimidators
By David Heck / Special to MLB.com | April 27, 2012 7:59 PM ET
The White Sox prospect connected for three longballs and drove in a career-high eight runs on Friday, capping his ninth with a ninth-inning grand slam that sent the Class A Kannapolis Intimidators to a 9-5 win over the Augusta GreenJackets.
The three-homer performance was the second in the history of the Piedmont/Kannapolis franchise, dating back to 1995. The only other player to accomplish the feat was Seth Loman, who did it on June 12, 2009 against Greensboro.
Wilson came into Friday's game with only five homers in 671 Minor League at-bats and had never recorded more than two in a season. The 23-year-old second baseman's previous career high for RBIs was five, accomplished for Rookie-level Great Falls against Helena on Sept. 6, 2010.
"It's just a good night," said Wilson, who had totaled four RBIs before his three-homer night. "I got some good pitches for me to hit. I just took advantage of those pitches and didn't miss them. Hopefully, I'll continue this and keep it rolling."
Wilson hit a leadoff double in the top of the first, then smacked a two-run homer in the third. The roundtripper was his second of the season, tying his career high only 16 games into 2012.
"It was a 2-0 count with a guy on third," Wilson said. "I was looking to get something up in the outfield to drive in the runner. I got a fastball and hit it pretty good to left-center for a two-run homer to give us the lead."
After walking in the fifth and grounding out in the seventh, Wilson took reliever Keith Bilodeau deep for his second two-run shot of the night -- a homer that tied the game at 5-5. The University of Alabama product put the Intimidators ahead for good in the ninth by cranking a two-out grand slam.
"The second home run ... I was just looking for something to put a good swing on," Wilson said. "It was a fastball low and in, I really drove it down the line for a good home run.
"The last one, there were bases loaded. The guys in front of me really worked hard and had some long at-bats, really working [Bilodeau]. First-pitch breaking ball, I took it. The next pitch, I hit a fastball out to left-center. The guys in front of me did a great job working [Bilodeau] and getting me into a spot where I could put a good swings on it."
A 2010 10th-round Draft pick, Wilson displayed decent power in college. He collected 15 homers in his first year as a starter, then hit nine in each of the next two seasons. That power had not shown up in the Minors -- partially because of a shoulder injury that hindered him last year -- until this season.
"This offseason and in Spring Training, I really tried to get my power back, so to speak," Wilson said. "Since Spring Training, I've been feeling pretty good, trying to build off my at-bats. I kind of learned some stuff last year, what I need to do to prepare for this year. The name of the game is learning and making adjustments and hopefully, I can continue that.
"The most important thing was just being on time. I was kind of fouling off a lot of pitches I was getting to hit. That's what I was thinking about. Evey time I walk up to the plate, I tell myself, 'Be on time, be on time.' So when I get my pitches, I don't miss them. Of course, it's going to happen, but that's what I tell myself. I try to think positively."
Given his newfound approach, what does Ross think he'll do the next time out?
"Who knows?" he said. "I'm just going to go up there, keep working my at-bats and try to keep getting better every day. I really wasn't expecting a game like that, but I'm going to try to make the most of it."
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1923 Ford T-Bucket Trike
- Stock #
- 132799
- Body Style
- Roadster
- Engine
- Exterior Color
- Viper Red
- Interior Color
- Saddle
- Miles
- 15790
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- Full Custom Frame
- TH350 auto trans
- T-Bucket Body
- $65k worth of parts
- 383 Stroker V8
- Custom paint
What happens when you take a '23 Ford body, bolt it to a custom fabricated frame, drop in a dual-quad 383 stroker motor and pile on a list of mind blowing parts for good measure? You get this incredible custom T-Bucket which has been transformed into a wild, in-you-face head turner that instantly becomes the center of attention wherever it goes. Featuring a killer small block Chevrolet motor, a custom leather interior and a level of detail that requires multiple looks to fully comprehend, this stunning red Trike is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own the fastest, brightest and baddest thing on three wheels! If you're the kind of enthusiast who likes to look good, win trophies and spin heads at a very high rate of speed, your hot rod chariot has arrived!
Professionally fabricated as a motorcycle designers personal pet project, this one-of-a-kind 1923 T-Bucket Trike required five years to complete and includes $65K worth of parts alone! The project began with a custom built Boyd Coddington Pro-Fab chassis which was equipped with a Harley Davidson Fatboy front end, a ladder bar rear suspension and chrome oversize coils. Once the undercarriage was bolted together and the FiberFab US cockpit and fenders were test fitted, a top-notch coat of Viper Red paint was evenly sprayed across the whole bike and buffed to a brilliant shine. When the vivid red completely cured, Crazy Horse Custom Paint out of Waxhaw, North Carolina was contracted to detail the smooth body with realistic flames and awesome looking sinister faces. The result is an outrageous show piece which is comfortable, fun, easy to operate and would be totally at home at any car or bike show in the world.
At the front of the trike, a polished telescopic fork holds a chrome Indian headlight and chrome Harley Davidson side lights above a 16 inch polished aluminum Fatboy wheel and 120/90 Metzler ME 880 tire. At the side of that polished wheel, a chrome covered disc brake system utilizes a chrome sleeved brake line and chrome caliper to squeeze a giant rotor; and above that polished wheel, chrome Harley Davidson bolt caps center a custom fabricated front sight over body-matched metal. Behind the front fork, chrome steering rods run across the top of a completely detailed small block Chevrolet engine to connect the interior mounted handle bars to the front wheel. And chrome externally mounted Sunpro gauges combine with a chrome shift light and chrome trimmed accent lights to add a little form and function. At the front of the cockpit, a smoked and custom etched windshield is bordered by a custom frame, chrome supports and a cool pair of chrome iron cross rearview mirrors. At the sides of the cockpit, diamond plate steps ride behind chambered and baffled ceramic coated side pipes that hang just in front of custom cut rear fenders which taper into gnarly looking flames; and at the back of the cockpit, a custom 2.5 inch chrome roll bar hangs an LED CHMSL above a small diamond plate clad storage bin and a polished 15 gallon Peterbilt fuel tank. Below that tank, polished 22 inch Star 277 "357 Killa" wheels spin 265/35 Nitto NT420 tires and body matched brake drums at the sides of a custom rear valence, chrome S&W Racing wheelie bars and a chrome trailer hitch. And if all that visual pop still isn't enough to get you noticed by everyone this side of the Mississippi, the entire frame has been decked with 154 LEDS and neon under lighting for an unbeatable custom night time glow.
The heart of this awesome build is a mean sounding 383 cubic inch small block Chevrolet V8 which utilizes an Eagle stroker kit, a roller cam and Manly rods to creates so much power that the owner had to add restrictor plates for the sake of streetability. At the top of the highly detailed motor, two chrome air cleaners ride on top of two Edelbrock 4-barrel Durashine carburetors which are bolted to a rare side-by-side chrome Edelbrock intake manifold. At the sides of that intake, flame branded aluminum valve covers ride above aluminum Edelbrock heads, polished aluminum wire looms and full length ceramic coated headers. At the front of the motor, a fresh V-belt spins chrome pulleys which are connected to a chrome alternator, a chrome water pump and a chrome fan; and at the back of the motor, an MSD ignition system sends power from two Optima gel cell batteries to a reliable points distributor that's equipped with high performance MSD wires. Cooling is provided by a polished aluminum radiator which is equipped with a chrome electric fan and a polished aluminum bowtie radiator cap, and detailed with polished overflow tanks with Harley Davidson caps and a stainless steel shroud. Motivation is provided by a proven GM Turbo-Hydramatic 350 transmission which sends power from a 3200 RPM stall converter to a 1997 10 bolt S-10 rear end with mountain flattening 3.76 gears. For this impressive engine, 'detailed' is an understatement. There's braided hoses everywhere, a chrome starter, a body-matched and detailed firewall and master cylinder, a fuel pressure gauge, a complete set of pointed bolt caps, and even bowtie decaled motor mounts.
Jump on the diamond plate steps and climb inside the cockpit of this cool '23 trike where the themes of custom and comfort combine to create a simplistic and fun driving environment. The massaging Saddle leather bench seat is stitched around cool gator skin inserts and perfectly meets Saddle leather door panels which feature custom molded flames. Under the seat, an MP3 compatible CD player sends tunes through three Alpine speakers; and in front of the seat, a chrome lock out shifter props a collapsible cup holder and a TomTom navigation system above excellent looking tan carpet. At the base of the shifter, a large Sunpro tach sits next to flame branded pedals, and a chrome fire extinguisher hangs below a wood faced dash that is complete with stainless trim and white Sunpro gauges. In front of the driver, chrome ram's horn handle bars hold a VDO speedometer below stainless rods which connect to the adjustable damped steering; and in front of the passenger, a small glove box, which has been fabricated from a slot machine coin tray, holds a split cigarette lighter power source. Rivaling the most creative custom built interiors on the market; this unique trike is a 100% road ready piece which features an unmatched level of detail and drivability.
Included with the sale of this awesome trike is a stack of restoration and maintenance receipts, build photos and two pull behind trailers. The first is a 16 foot single axle Hallmark which is 8 feet tall and 8.8 feet wide and equipped with a side door, a 3,000 pound ramp, new eight ply tires, electric brakes, and e-rail tie down system, theft deterrents, black and white linoleum tiles, a 100 volt converter and grip plates bolted to its floor. The second is a custom built, polished aluminum diamond plate piece which is designed to pull either luggage or a handicap scooter behind the trike, and along with the trike, is easily loaded into the Hallmark trailer by only one person.
From its trick handle bars to its chrome oil pan, this 1923 T-Bucket Trike is completely sorted show stopper that's ready to hit the road today. With $65K in parts alone, a custom piece like this could never be duplicated for anywhere near our asking price; and when you factor in the time and labor put into the build, its significance becomes very clear. Don't miss your chance to own a bad ass custom with amazing street prowess and awesome curb appeal!
- Year
- 1923
- Make
- Ford
- Secondary Make
- n/a
- Model Name
- T-Bucket
- Secondary Model
- Trike
- Vehicle Type
- Passenger Car
- Hobby Segment
- Motorcycle
- Mileage
- 15790
Engine / Transmission
- Engine Type
- Gasoline
- Engine Size
- Engine Number
- n/a
- Heads
- n/a
- Fuel Specification
- n/a
- Fuel Delivery System Type
- Dual 4 Barrel
- Transmission Type
- 3 Speed Automatic
- Transmission Spec
- Turbohydramatic 350
- Transmission Number
- n/a
- Entertainment System Type
- AM/FM Single CD
- Battery Location
- Under driver's seat
- Battery Shut Off
- Under passenger side of dash
- Battery Charger
- n/a
- Power Steering
- No
- Air Conditioning
- No
- Interior Color
- Saddle
- Seating Type
- Bench
- Seat Material
- Leather
- Shifter Type
- Floor
- Center Console
- Yes
- Body Style
- Roadster
- Doors
- n/a
- Safe Body Color
- Viper Red
- Paint Type
- n/a
- Stripes
- Yes
- Front Suspension Type
- Telescopic Fork
- Rear Suspension Type
- Ladder bar
- Axle Specification
- 10 Bolt
- Front Wheel Specification
- 16x3"
- Rear Wheel Specification
- 22x9"
- Front Tire Specification
- 120/90-16
- Rear Tire Specification
- 265/35/22
- Front Brakes Specification
- Disc
- Rear Brakes Specification
- Drum
- Spare
- n/a
- Exhaust Type
- Side Pipes
- Muffler Type
- Chambered
- Restoration Status
- Restored
- Mileage Since Restoration
- n/a
- Awards Summary
- n/a
- Historical Documents Summary
- Restoration and Maintenance receipts, some build photos
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