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Investing in Boys and Young Men of Color: The Promise and Opportunity
Apr 03, 2013
The path to adulthood can be especially difficult for many middle- and high-school-aged young men of color. They are more likely to grow up in poverty, live in unsafe neighborhoods, and go to under-resourced schools—all of which affect their lifelong health and well-being. What is at stake for America is the possibility of losing an entire generation of productive men who will fall short of their potential, live less healthy lives, and fail to build and strengthen their communities.
In 2011, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) created the Forward Promise initiative within its Vulnerable Populations Portfolio to place a strategic emphasis on the needs of middle school- and high school-aged young men of color. RWJF's goal is to strengthen educational opportunities, pathways to employment, and health outcomes for these young men.
CLASP worked with RWJF to conduct a scan of issues facing boys and young men of color in the areas of education, health, and pathways to employment. The goal of the scan was to understand both the barriers and opportunities in this work in order to make an informed decision about where to place resources to best influence outcomes for boys and young men of color. The results of the scan are available in our brief, "Investing in Boys and Young Men of Color: The Promise and Opportunity."
From the scan came eight key ideas for investing in boys and young men of color:
Recommendation #1: Promote school discipline approaches that address behavioral problems without pushing students out of school
Recommendation #2: Increase the use of data to target interventions to boys of color at risk for dropping out of school
Recommendation #3: Expand opportunities for young men of color to work, learn, and develop career-enhancing skills
Recommendation #4: Elevate the importance of a "caring adult" in policy and programmatic efforts to re-engage out-of-school males
Recommendation #5: Provide options for out-of-school males to attain a secondary credential with pathways to postsecondary education
Recommendation #6: Increase the cultural competency of health professionals and educators who work with boys and young men of color
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Pullman, Wash. • Andrew Furney kicked a 27-yard field goal on Washington State's first possession of overtime, and the Cougars overcame an 18-point deficit in the fourth quarter to stun rival Washington 31-28 in the Apple Cup on Friday, snapping an eight-game losing streak.
Washington quarterback Keith Price threw an interception on the first play of overtime. Defensive lineman Kalafitoni Pole nearly returned it for a game-ending touchdown, but he was caught at the 5.
The Cougars (3-9, 1-8 Pac-12) took possession and, after picking up a first down, Furney kicked a 27-yard field goal, leading to a crush of crimson and gray fans storming the field.
Washington (7-5, 5-4) had a chance to win on the final play of regulation, but Travis Coons' 35-yard field-goal attempt at the same end of the stadium was wide right after a bad snap.
In a rivalry known for unpredictability, the 2012 version will rank among the tops in Apple Cup lore. Washington led 28-10 after Bishop Sankey's second touchdown run late in the third quarter, but the Huskies wilted under a siege of self-inflicted mistakes with turnovers and penalties coming back in favor of the Cougars.
Carl Winston ran for three touchdowns for Washington State, matching the Cougars' entire season total of touchdowns rushing entering Friday's game. His third TD with 7:26 left, combined with Jeff Tuel's 2-point conversion pass to Brett Bartolone, pulled the Cougars within 28-25.
Washington was then forced to punt with 5:25 left after Price threw it away on third down. Tuel hit Gino Simone for 18 yards, his first catch of the game, to get into Washington territory and later a 9-yard reception to get inside the Huskies 30.
Arizona State 41, Arizona 34 • In Tucson, Ariz., Marion Grice ran for 156 yards and three touchdowns, and Arizona State added another chapter to what's become a wild rivalry by scoring 24 points in the fourth quarter.
Trailing 27-17 after Arizona scored 18 points in the third quarter, the Sun Devils (7-5, 5-4 Pac-12) fought back, turning two turnovers and a blocked punt into three touchdowns.
Kevin Ayers had a blocked punt to set up Cameron Marshall for an 8-yard touchdown that gave ASU the lead, and Robert Nelson returned an interception 66 yards before Michael Eubank's 1-yard touchdown made it 41-27.
Ka'Deem Carey ran for 172 yards and a touchdown for the Wildcats (7-5, 4-5).


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Very Candid Cameras: Autographer and Narrative Clip Are Watching You
Are Wearable Cameras Creepy or Cool? Either Way, They're Here
I've been snapping photos of everything in front of me for the last week. If we've passed, even for a moment, I probably have a picture of your face.
I'm not a spy, but I've been using gear you might associate with 007. New matchbook-size cameras that clip to your tie or shirt let you capture a day's worth of encounters, then upload them to the Internet to be remembered forever.
Why on Earth would anybody want to do that? After trying out two devices that recently began shipping, the $279 Narrative Clip and $399 Autographer, I think the answer for many will be why wouldn't you?
Yes, I took gigabytes of boring photos of me sitting in front of a computer at work. But when I took the tiny cameras hiking or hanging out with kids, they produced Instagram-worthy shots. (I also discovered surprising uses, like when I scanned my photo log to discover where I'd misplaced my watch.)
Wearable cameras are a potential solution to the growing annoyance of people holding their phones in front of their faces throughout birthday parties, concerts and other important moments, instead of just living them.
But there's a cost to amassing so much photographic evidence. The tiny cameras made others uncomfortable when they found out they were being recorded. Some friends wouldn't hug me; gossiping colleagues kept asking, "Is that thing on?" These devices upset a fundamental (though arguably flawed) assumption that even in public, you aren't being recorded.
Makes you squirm, doesn't it? One reason I wanted to review these cameras is that this kind of technology isn't going away. "Always on" cameras are becoming popular in home electronics like the Xbox One and a new wave of streaming video security systems. Now you can buy cameras that attach to your wrist, ear, bike helmet and eyeglasses. They're also fast becoming part of the uniforms of cops, soldiers and doctors.
The two cameras I tested are meant for everyday use. On the surface, they seem very similar: plastic clip-ons that silently take photos and store them until you upload them to a phone or computer. They arrange the photos in a contact sheet on your phone and use software to highlight the most interesting shots, or give you a sped-up video of your day.
The Narrative (which gained attention in 2012 when it was introduced on Kickstarter under the name Memoto) is the least obtrusive. It could be easily mistaken for a tie clip. The Narrative has no buttons or screen, and just one function: It takes a photo of whatever is in front of it every 30 seconds, more than 2,000 a day, with quality comparable to the iPhone 4's camera.
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A sensor makes sure the photos are always upright, no matter how the clip is oriented, while a GPS chip inside notes where you are each time it takes the photo. Tap on the Narrative twice and it will snap a photo right away.
The pricier Autographer is three times larger, making it flop over when I attached it to my shirt pocket. It packs a 5-megapixel camera with fisheye lens and five sensors—including an accelerometer, compass and thermometer—in order to take a picture when it thinks your surroundings have changed. It can use Bluetooth to transfer shots wirelessly to a phone or computer right away. All of this extra tech means the battery lasts about 10 hours, compared with the Narrative's 30.
What are you supposed to do with all of those photos? More than 1,000 shots taken on my hike this Sunday weren't worth keeping. But 15 were delightful, unposed shots of my friends and their kids at sunset. You can't get a 7-year-old kid to look that naturally happy with a regular camera pointing in his face, but the candid camera did. I could imagine taking one of these cameras to special events or on vacation.
Judging based on price, shape and battery life, the Narrative would seem to be the better product. But after using both cameras, I realized the Autographer was superior because its design better respected my interactions with friends and strangers alike.
Very few people noticed I was wearing the Narrative's tiny clip. It made me feel like a creep for not disclosing to friends and people on the street that I was photographing them. It offers no indication it's taking a picture and continues snapping away unless you turn it over or put it into a pocket (which you need to remember to do when you go to places like the toilet). After wearing it for a few days, I decided to tape a camera icon on it.
The Autographer announces itself as a camera. Each time it snaps, a faint blue light flashes on its front. More important, its lens is highlighted by a bright yellow circle and has a rotating cover so everyone can see when it is and isn't watching.
In short, Autographer's design helps keep people from being jerks. The fisheye lens means you can't accidentally take head-on photos of people unless you are very close to their faces. Since the camera connects wirelessly to your phone, you can review your shots right away—and delete shots if anybody asks. By default, Autographer only saves all your photos on your computer or phone rather than its own servers.
All these concerns are rooted in civility. There's nothing actually illegal about using one of these cameras in most venues in the U.S., outside of restrooms, casinos, strip clubs and other businesses that expressly forbid them. Some states require permission before making an audio recording (which these don't do).
Narrative's Swedish creators say their clip wouldn't make a good spy camera because it isn't as small as the latest snoop gear and its 30-second automatic timer is too arbitrary. Also, their research found people who spotted it did generally understand that the device was a camera. "If you want a camera to spy on your friends, we don't want you as a customer," company co-founder Oskar Kalmaru said, "And we intentionally made the Narrative Clip bad for use in cases like that."
The U.K.-based makers of Autographer take the extraordinary step of including an etiquette guide in its box, with suggestions like "pause your image capture if you are in proximity to people you don't know for a long period of time."
For me, wearing either camera meant I was constantly on guard, ready to turn it off if a situation became too private to capture.
We might eventually get used to the idea that we're being constantly watched, but for now I think a baseline rule ought to be some kind of notice: I'm taking your photo.
The experience made me realize we need a big public conversation about how to live with ubiquitous sensors. Part of that means developing criteria to judge technology beyond basic hardware or software design. Let's call it the "relationship test": How does this piece of technology change not just my life, but how I interact with you?
—What do you think of an always-on wearable camera? Share your views in the comments section of this review and see more of Geoffrey Fowler's candid camera shots in a video at WSJ.com/Tech. Contact him at Geoffrey. firstname.lastname@example.com and on Twitter at @geoffreyfowler.


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The Fabulous Foodbox By ScamcoThe Fabulous Foodbox By Scamco (2001) Season 3 Episode 307-A- The All New Woody Woodpecker Show Cartoon Episode Guide by Dave Koch
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- 2001
- Universal Studios Television
- The All New Woody Woodpecker Show Episode Guide
- Cartoon Characters: Woody Woodpecker, Winnie Woodpecker, Buzz Buzzard, Wally Walrus, Chilly Willy, Smedley, Knothead, Splinter, Dapper Denver Dooley, Mrs. Meany.
- Vocal Talent: Billy West (Woody Woodpecker, Wally Walrus, Smedley), Mark Hamill (Buzz Buzzard, Tweaky Da Lackey), B.J. Ward (Winnie Woodpecker), Andrea Martin (Ms. Meany), E.G. Daily (Splinter).
- Directed By Aldred Gimeno, Mauro Casalese.
Supervising Directors: Bob Jaques, Alan Zaslove.
- Produced By Bob Jaques, Alan Zaslove.
Consulting Producer: Sean Roche.
Associate Producer: Diane A. Crea.
- Animated By Lee Kyu Chang, Cho Sae Jung, Suh Seung Yun, Lee Jong Sun, Park Do Young, Kim Sung Ran, Jang Yu Jin, Kim Young Ja, Kim Young Kyu, Cho Kyu Hwa, Lee In Ah, Jang Chul Hwan, Kyung-Man Lim, Byung-Gui Nah, Mi-Ja An, Sang-Tae Kim.
Animation Directors: Noh Chang Gun, Kang Chul, Chang-Il Jeung.
- Written By Jim Gomez.
- Edited By Ken Solomon.
- Based on Characters Created by: Walter Lantz.
- Story Editor: Jim Gomez.
- Storyboards Bob Onorato, Bill Wray.
- Development Consultant: Tom Klein.
- Voice Directors: Bob Jacques, Ginny Mc Swain.
- Timing Directors: Rumen B. Petkov, Frank Andrina.
- Sheet Timers: Donna Mouliot, Rich Trueblood, Allen Wilzbach.
- Character Designs: Tom Owens, Darrel Bowen.
- Background Layouts: Jack Hsu, Larry Murphy.
- Prop Design: Bob Lizarraga, Tim Power.
- Storyboard Revisions: Jeff Gordon, Tom Bernardo.
- Background Painters: Glenn Barr, Trish Burgio.
- Color Key Stylists: Leslie Ellery, Christina Long.
- Animation Checker: Marina Cappas.
- Pre-Production Sound: Screenmusic Studios, J&J Productions.
- Post Production Sound Services: Universal Studios Sound Facilities.
- Supervising Sound Editor: Michael Gollom M.P.S.E.
- Sound Editors: John O. Robinson III, Tom Jaeger M.P.S.E.
- Dialogue Editor: Andy Rose.
- Sound Mixer: Rich Weingart, Gerry Lentz.
- Music Editor: Charlie King.
- Post Production Video: Complete Post, Inc.
- Telecine Colorist: Joe Cook.
- Online Editor: Mike Satterfield.
- Main Title Concept Created and Directed by: Sam Cornell.
- Main Title Animation: Duck Soup Studios, Inc.
- Main Title Music: Jim Latham.
- Animation Production: Sunwoo Entertainment, Big Star Enterprise, Inc.
- Layout Director: Lee Dong Kyu.
- Background Director: Hong Sung Dae.
- Background Artists: Bang-Hee Kim, Hyun-Young Jeun.
- Overseas Supervisor: Chris Charles Damboise, David Bombardier.
- Assistant Production Manager: Eric Vesbit.
- Coordinators: Mary Ann Gallo, John S. Kokum, Lisa C. Rodriguez.
- Production Assistants: Nicholas J. Hyman, Michele Short.
- Executive in Charge of Post Production: Barbara Beck.
- Post Production Assistant: Tim Gilmer.
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USC renovations honor Booker T. Washington High
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"We'll forever be true to Booker Washington."
The last line of Booker T. Washington High School's alma mater held new meaning today (June 14) as the University of South Carolina dedicated renovations completed on one of Columbia's first all-black public schools, which the university acquired after the school's closing in 1974.
In addition to important upgrades made to the auditorium building, which is located on Wheat St. and constructed in 1956, the renovations feature permanent displays to preserve and share the school's history as an African-American landmark. A $1.7 million gift from Booker T. Washington alumnus the Rev. Dr. Solomon Jackson Jr. helped make the renovations possible.
"I am proud that this building will preserve the school's great legacy for generations to come," said Jackson, a 1971 graduate who grew up in the Wheeler Hill community. "It was a wonderful time and experience at Booker T. Washington. I have many great memories of those good old days that I shall always and forever cherish. I want the world to know about this great school that has provided an excellent education for thousands of students."
USC President Harris Pastides said the project reflects an important collaboration between the university and the Booker T. Washington Foundation.
"Today, we are celebrating a community of students, teachers and administrators who studied, taught and flourished, against high odds, for six decades. Today is about more than the renovation of Booker T. Washington, it's about moving its legacy forward. The University is honored to be a part of this remarkable day," Pastides said.
Pastides and Jackson addressed Booker T. Washington alumni and guests this morning at a program to dedicate the auditorium, which now features seats and stage curtains in the high school's black and gold colors. They announced that an adjacent multi-purpose classroom will honor Fannie Phelps Adams, a 1934 Booker T. Washington graduate and longtime assistant principal at the school and Wheeler Hill resident.
Adams, 95, said she is honored to have played a role in helping so many students reach their highest potential as a teacher and administrator at Booker T. Washington.
"After God and church there was Booker T. Washington," Adams said. "It was a special place that was interested in the whole child – the academic, physical and social parts of every student. That was important so that each child could love people and have a clear vision of what he or she wanted to do. We wanted all the children to do the very best they could and go beyond what they thought they could do. It was my responsibility to help them be the best they could be. I want future generations to know that Booker T. Washington was one of the best schools in this nation."
The auditorium building is the remaining structure of the original 4-acre Booker T. Washington school complex. In addition to changes made in the auditorium so that it can also serve as a lecture venue, a new entrance was built and a front stairwell, elevator and heating and air conditioning system installed. The renovations, additions and exhibits were designed by Columbia architect, The Boudreaux Group. The building currently houses the university's TRIO programs, which serve low-income and first-generation college students, and the College of Arts and Sciences' Department of Theatre and Dance's lab theater program.
Mary Anne Fitzpatrick, dean of the college, said she is thankful that the renovation and historical preservation came to fruition so that the school can continue its education mission for university students and for others to learn its history.
"From the time I joined the Carolina community, I have been aware of the historical importance of Booker T Washington High School," Fitzpatrick said. "In 2008-2009, I commissioned an architectural study and a proposal to seek funding from major national private foundations to renovate the BTW auditorium. At the end of 2009, when I had almost given up hope, the Reverend Dr. Jackson appeared and funded the project."
The building's exterior also was restored. The light pink paint used on many of the university's buildings in the 1970s has been stripped away to reveal the original brick that is recognizable to the school's alumni and residents of Columbia who remember the school.
USC Professor Bobby Donaldson, who guided the public history component of the renovation, said the return to the brick is perhaps the most striking change.
"To alumni the paint signified that it was a university building. Now, the restoration of the brick is a signal that says, 'It's our building where we learned and held classes,'" Donaldson said. "The brick and the new addition make it look like the building it was 50 years ago."
Working with current and first Booker T. Washington Foundation presidents Henry Hopkins and Doris Glymph Greene and foundation members, Donaldson created 15 large text and photo panels that don the halls of the building and display cases to house school and personal memorabilia.
Donaldson said each panel chronicles a different chapter of the school's history, from the laying of the cornerstone on March 13, 1916 and six decades of educating students and future leaders through the transition of desegregation, which took place in all South Carolina schools in the fall of 1970, and its closing in 1974.
"It was a community institution that had a reputation for academic excellence, athletic achievement, a great music program and a phenomenal arts and trades program. It was the crossroads of the black community, and its graduates were an association of incredible leaders," Donaldson said.
He said a goal of the foundation and university's collaboration is that Booker T. Washington become a destination for people to learn the history of Columbia and the school.
"The vision is for it to be a living textbook, a laboratory for younger students to learn about African-American and civil rights history," he said. "We hope that it will lead more alumni to share oral memories and photos and memorabilia that can be scanned and put on online so that more people will learn about the history of Booker T. Washington High School."
Visitors will recognize the significance of the school before they arrive at the front door. Mayor Steven Benjamin announced at the dedication that the City of Columbia will add a sign above the Wheat Street sign that reads "Booker T. Washington High School Way."
The Booker T. Washington Foundation will host an open house, which is free and open to the public, from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. on Saturday, June 29.
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Scavenging on bulk trash days is almost second nature to us. We know that our neighborhood's old couches and bags of leaves are picked up every third week. These items hold no interest. It's the other little things--gnarled ropes of Christmas lights that someone was too frustrated to untangle, a not-quite-past-its-prime doormat--that we relish digging out of other people's junk piles. It's this give-and-take culture that's allowed Freecycle, a project that started in Tucson, to spread to more than 1,500 cities, according to www.freecycle.org. The D-FW group is one of the largest, boasting 5,490 members in its online community. It's a little like a classified ads forum, except that everything posted must be free. And nothing's too crazy--people offer everything from old lightbulbs to pianos and request anything from Girl Scout uniforms to bikes. You may not find exactly what you're looking for, but it's a lot easier and less degrading than trying to drag a discarded dresser four blocks under the pitying eyes of a city of Dallas sanitation crew.
The new Sam Moon is only a stumble away from the old Sam Moon on Harry Hines Boulevard, but the larger parking area feels like a whole new world. The crowds are still crazy, and the patrons are still overly aggressive, but with more space, there's less a chance of injury. Who are we kidding, though? They could move Sam Moon to an un-air-conditioned warehouse in the bowels of the suburbs, and we'd still make the jaunt for the shiny baubles and "designer-inspired" handbags. We blame it on the cheap, sparkly chandelier earrings; we swear they hypnotize us.
We've seen the movie High Fidelity. Even thought about reading the book once. So we get the whole music-clerk snob thing. But it doesn't impress us. Not even a little bit. That's why we shop at CD Source in the Old Town shopping center. These folks know music, and their eclectic stock is often surprising. But by no means are these music clerks snobs. They know that people have different tastes, and they cater to everyone without prejudice. So we bought an Ashlee Simpson CD. Sue us. But even if the folks at CD Source looked down their noses at our poor taste in music and robbed us of our guilt-free shopping, we'd probably still go there. The prices are low, the new arrivals section always has something we want and their buy-back rates are pretty decent, too.
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A man, at least once in his life, needs to go Tom Wolfe, take the money he saved for the kids' education and buy himself a killer suit. The best place to shop is at Neiman Marcus on Main Street in downtown. There he'll find Oxxford, Zegna, Armani, Hickey Freeman, Paul Smith and Brioni suits. And he'll find them in bulk, racks upon wonderfully tailored racks of clothing--as well as made-for-measure fabrics in the store, which result in still more clothing options. Neiman's is seldom busy during the weekday. Yet the sales associates do not meddle with a man's browsing habits. They answer questions when needed, sure, but then return to their spaces, and the browsing continues. Suits start at $900 and can run upward of $3,000. Tuxedos there can go for more than $4,000. Belts, ties, shoes, all the other accessories that accommodate a man looking great--they're available, too. Plus, a man can get a shave at Neiman Marcus, so there's no way he's leaving ugly, which leaves only one thing to do: strut.
For years (and years and years), comic-book lovers were pretty much S.O.L. when it came to the convention scene. They were almost always second-rate affairs that brought in third-rate talent. But then last year, Wizard magazine finally decided to bring its mammoth affair down south. There were so many booths packed into the Arlington Convention Center--bursting with toys and videos and original art and T-shirts and so many other things we could scarcely afford but bought anyway--that we got lost. Twice. Even though we had a map. And everywhere we looked, there was a writer or artist from Marvel or DC. Jim Lee, the artist who revived a flagging Batman franchise. Joe Quesada, who, as editor in chief at Marvel, revived a flagging company. Filmmaker and comics scribe Kevin Smith, whose appearance in town prompted at least 30 chubby gentlemen to dress themselves as Silent Bob, the character Smith has played in most of his films. It. Was. Awesome. Best part is, it looks like it's becoming an annual event: The second installment of Wizard World Texas is coming in November.
Though he's never let us paint his toenails, our boyfriend has submitted to some of our tamer grooming requests--i.e., "Let me pluck your eyebrows, sweetie." He probably didn't feel very manly as we fluttered around with our cold wax and tiny tweezers, bent on reshaping his brow growth. For men who are not quite as patient or just prefer to put themselves in the hands of professionals, Aqua Spa offers a "men only" night the last Wednesday of every month, where guys can indulge in massage, waxing, facials and other spa services without having to worry about disapproving looks from over-tanned trophy wives. If he still balks at a buttocks waxing (yes, they offer that), tell him, "That's OK, I'll just let my body hair grow out, too."


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Do you still have family help?
Do you have family that can help you through? Me myself I had to move from mine recently, so I am not able to really go to work and things like that. I know with a lot of people family is a huge part of them and they are there to help every step of the way, but if you are living in a whole new place how do you cope with out your family there? Did you get use to it or are you still working on it? I am pregnant with my second child and by my husband being military and I am a stay at home mum it is like everything is on my shoulders since family is now out of the picture. I can not call my mum like I use to and ask her to pick up the baby so I can clean or anything like that. How do you cope or are you still coping? Sorry if it sounds like a whole whining story haha.
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Parenting without family support
My mother passed away when I was 16 and my father remarried shortly thereafter and was very focused on his new wife. My mother was my best friend, so in many ways I was alone. I had my husband, but he worked full time and pretty much had the mentality that the babies were my responsibilities.
When our first child was a year old, we moved about an hour away from my husband's family. We don't use babysitters and so life was pretty much just me and my children.
So how did I cope? I made my children a part of everything I did and I used "nap time" as my "relax" time.
Vacuuming, laundry, cooking and cleaning were done with baby in the sling, front pack or backpack. I used a baby swing often for the little ones and found activities for toddlers to do that would keep them occupied.
When I ran errands, I did this in the morning when the children were not tired, and made sure to have an easy lunch ready when we arrived home. This way the children always got their naps and I had my "quiet time".
Is there some area in particular area you're struggling with? Need ideas? Post back and let's brainstorm so that we can overcome "single parenting" challenges.
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I have four children and very limited help from my family. I rarely see them and they really aren't able to help with babysitting or anything like that. My husband's family lives about two hours away. We lived with his father for a while, but he wasn't very involved with our children.
It is hard, I am lucky because my husband is home a lot of the time as well. He is a student and we both work from home. I work full time and a lot of the times I end up working all day and night to fit in my career around my kids' needs. I pretty much do the same things that the pp suggested. I used nap time as my quiet time, I wouldn't know what to do without my Ergo. I just learned to incorporate my kids into my life, it can be hard sometimes. I am very introverted and like to have a lot of time to myself, so at times it has been an adjustment. To be honest, even now I am still learning how to "deal with it" on a day to day basis.
When my oldest two children were young, my husband worked out of town two weeks of the month. I can't really relate to what it is like to have a military husband though. I know it must be so hard to basically live as a single parent for so long.


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NIJ established the Crime Mapping Research Center (CMRC) in 1997, using funds from the Omnibus Appropriations Act of 1996.
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Same problem here, I've got a Realtek RTL8187SE adapter..
I'll give the best answer I've found so far, even though I haven't tried it out yet.. If anyone knows better, let me know.
"If your interface doesn't appear or ensure it is connected to your VM through the removable devices, if not, try to connect it via live cd (by burning the ISO to a cd and booting from that). Finally, check that your adapter is even compatible through google."
Although I didn't find a list that even included my adapter on google, I'm going to try partitioning my external hd in a few weeks to see if that solves the problem.
Also, if all else fails, find an adapter that you know is compatible for sure that is available as USB plugin and try again.


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Cream shortening and butter with electric mixer. Add cocoa and vanilla. Gradually add sugar, one cup at a time, beating well on medium speed. Scrape sides and bottom of bowl often. When all sugar has been mixed in, icing will appear dry. Add milk and beat at medium speed until light and fluffy.
Keep icing covered with a damp cloth until ready to use.
Add 3-4 tablespoons light corn syrup per recipe to thin for icing a cake.
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TAMPA, Fla. — The Sweetbay supermarket chain has announced that it will close 33 stores in Florida.
Sweetbay's parent company, the Belgium-based Delhaize Group, said Thursday that it plans to close the stores by mid-February. Of Sweetbay's 33 closings, 12 are in Pinellas and Pasco counties, six are in Tampa, plus several single store closings. So 22 of the 33 are in the Tampa Bay region, with the bulk of the other closings down the coast in the Sarasota and Fort Myers markets.
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Why are you people so stubborn? The fact is that many people would love a bigger screen. Apple has already stated that they want some of the "Phablet" market. Google it up!
In my opinion I believe next year will be huge for Apple if they released a bigger phone, which I believe they finally will.
They're just streamlining things and improving serviceability, cost and lastly, efficiency and improvements.


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The Society always makes the right choices for its citizens. Cassia has never doubted the choices made for her, never saw any reason to question the Society in any way. The night of her matching ceremony, where the Society will tell her who she will spend the rest of her life with, the man she is best suited to love, is no different.
And her Match is perfect. Against all the odds, Cassia is Matched with her best friend, Xander. The two of them are happy to be Matched together, and excitedly begin the next steps.
But alone, in her room, Cassia looks at her Match result again. She sees Xander's smiling face, and grins at it. Then Xander's face disappears, and another face appears. The face again is one she recognizes. How can Cassia have been matched TWICE, let alone with two people from her same colony? What is she supposed to do?
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Gensha complained to his followers one day: "Other masters are always carrying on about the necessity of saving everyone - but suppose you meet up with someone who is deaf, dumb and blind: he couldn't see your gestures, hear your preaching, or, for that matter, ask questions. Unable to save him, you'd prove yourself a worthless Buddhist."Troubled by these words, one of Gensha's disciples went to consult the master Ummon who, like Gensha, was a disciple of Seppo. "Bow please," said Ummon.The monk, though taken by surprise, obeyed the master's command - then straightened up in expectation of having his query answered.But instead of an answer, he got a staff thrust at him. He leapt back. "Well," said Ummon, "you're not blind. Now approach."The monk did as he was bidden. "Good," said Ummon, "you're not deaf either. Well, understand?" "Understand what, sir?' said the monk. "Ah, you're not dumb either," said Ummon.On hearing these words the monk awoke as from a deep sleep.
Jesus used to say to his disciples, and not only once but many times, "If you have eyes - look! If you have ears, then hear me!" They had eyes just like you and they had ears just like you. Then Jesus must have meant something else - not these ears, not these eyes.
There is a different way of seeing the world and a different way of hearing - a different way of being. When you have that different quality of seeing, God is seen; when you have that different way of hearing, God is heard; and when you have that different quality of being, you become God yourself. As you are, you are deaf, dumb, blind - almost dead. Deaf to God, dumb to God, blind to God, dead to God.
Nietzsche has declared that God is dead. In fact, when you are dead, how can God be alive to you? God is dead because you are dead. You can know God only when you live abundantly, when your life becomes an overflowing, when it is a flood. In that overflowing moment of bliss, life and vitality, for the first time you know what God is, because God is the most luxurious overflowing phenomenon.
God is not a necessity in this world. Scientific laws are a necessity - without them the world cannot be. God is not a necessity that way. Without him the world can be, but it will be worthless. Without him you can exist, but your existence will be just a vegetable existence. Without him you can vegetate, you cannot be really alive.
God is not a necessity - you can be there, but your being there will not be of any meaning, it will not carry any meaning at all. It will have no poetry, it will have no song, it will have no dance to it. It will not be a mystery. It may be an arithmetic, it may be a business, but it cannot be a love affair.
Without God all that is beautiful disappears, because the beautiful comes only as an overflowing - it is a luxury. Watch a tree: if you have not watered it well, if the tree is not getting nourishment from the soil, the tree can exist but flowers will not come. Existence will be there, but futile! It would have been better not to be, because it will be a constant frustration. Flowers come to the tree only when the tree has so much that it can share, and the tree has so much nourishment that it can flower - flowering is a luxury! The tree has so much that it can afford it.
And I tell you that God is the most luxurious thing in the world. God is not necessary - you can live without him. You can live very well, but you will miss something, you will feel an emptiness in the heart. You will be more like a wound than like an alive force. You will suffer; there cannot be any ecstasy in your life.


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BREVARD, N.C.- Despite a seven-save effort from senior Brittany Webster, the Brevard College women's soccer team dropped a 1-0 decision on Senior Day to Catawba in South Atlantic Conference action Saturday afternoon at Brevard Soccer Field in Brevard, N.C.
The Indians (8-5-1, 4-3-1 SAC) extended their recent success against the Tornados by winning their sixth consecutive decision. The Tornados (3-9-1, 0-6-1 SAC) saw their winless streak reach 10 despite allowing one goal for the first time since Sept. 25.
"I think our defensive line did a great job today as did Webster. I think Catawba's defense was very solid as well," said head coach Shigeyoshi Shinohara.
Catawba's Kali Chaplin netted the games' lone goal in the 40th minute when she corralled a loose ball in front of the net and beat Webster on her left side.
The Tornados Lindsay Pritchard had a golden opportunity when she nearly buried a shot off her shoulder, but the Indians Bethany Davis stonewalled the shot.
Catawba outshot BC, 16-7, including by a 10-2 margin in the first half. The Indians accumulated 14 corner kicks compared to BC's two. Webster finished the day with seven saves while seven different Tornados registered a shot.
Davis racked up three saves to go with her clean slate while Chaplin paced the Indians with four shots while three others took two.
Prior to the game, the Tornados recognized seniors Jamie Bundy, Francie Blair, Kasi Benskin, Elena Crowe, Pritchard and Webster for their accomplishments while at Brevard. All six started the match.
"I was probably more emotional than they were," said Shinohara. "All the seniors were very focused and channeled their emotions in the right direction."
BC returns to the pitch Tuesday when they welcome Anderson for a SAC match at 1:30 p.m. at Brevard Soccer Field.
Catawba (8-5-1, 4-3-1) vs. Brevard College (3-9-1, 0-6-1)
Date: Oct 19, 2013 Attendance:
Weather: 61 degrees, cloudy, breezy
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Catawba............. 1 0 - 1
Brevard College..... 0 0 - 0
1. 40:44 CATAWBA Kali Chaplin (unassisted) - recovered loose ball inside the box, beat gk on left side
Shots: Catawba 16, Brevard College 7
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) announced today that Linda L. Emery has been named Senior Advisor for Congressional and Intergovernmental Affairs. The position became effective on April 17. "Linda's expertise will be an invaluable asset to GSA as we move forward in our long-range decisions critical to improving government performance," said GSA Acting Administrator David L. Bibb.
Ms. Emery, a native of Oklahoma, will coordinate and implement ad hoc projects of importance to GSA involving Congress. In her role as Senior Advisor for the Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental Affairs, she will also advise the Administrator and Deputy Administrator on the relationship between Congress and the agency.
"I am enthused to be joining GSA and am delighted to be able to continue to serve President Bush at the agency with the broadest domestic mission," said Emery. "I am happy to be back working with the Congress."
Most recently, Ms. Emery was the Special Assistant to the Assistant Secretary of Education in the Office of Postsecondary Education. She also served as a Senior Policy Advisor for the President's Commission on Excellence in Special Education. Prior to her service with the Department of Education, Ms. Emery spent 15 years in the private and public sectors as a strategist on a range of legislative issues.
A resident of Arlington, Va., Ms. Emery graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a bachelor of science degree in 1975. She earned a master's degree in education, also from the University of Oklahoma, in 1980.
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Figured this might be of interest to some people here...
One of my activities I used to do before geocaching was the targeted removal of "Street Spam," or illegal advertisment signs... You know what I'm talking about: Those "Lose 30 lbs in 30 days" posters stuck in the ground near busy street corners and "Have a PC? Make $$$" signs nailed to telephone poles.
Deal is, they're all illegal, either by means of city/county ordinances or by the scams they sell. Most importantly for me, these were litter that was making my neighbourhood ugly (I lived on the east side of St. Paul at the time - it was a *serious* problem there!).
Before I started caching, a friend and I used to go around on a lazy Sunday and pick up 500-1000 of these in a *day.* The spammers would go out and put new signs up again, and we'd remove them again... until... they stopped! Well, at least the big-time spammers stopped... there's always some small-time operation that shows up now and then.
Either way, I was just reminded about this when I was on my way out to my Mother's house yesterday for Mother's day and saw a few signs and out of habit stopped the car and took them them down... and I've cleaned some of that litter up while caching a few times as well.
If you're interested in learning more about it, some people organized a crappy website that has a strong community of people that also do this kind of clean-up:
So the next time you're caching or CITO'ing and see one of these illegal signs, feel free to take them down.
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I would do that sometimes as well, though not as much of a concerted effort. If I saw one and I was close enough to grab it, it'd be gone. Shoot I even pulled up to my local ATM one day and found one of those plastic sticky business card holders stuck to the ATM, full of "lose weight quickly" cards. Tore that off and chucked it in the nearest garbage receptacle.
I'll be on the lookout for them while out caching though, just another way geocachers can make a positive contribution to the area.
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In the end, it is a lot of fun. You get a lot of comments too... people thanking you and asking if they can help out.
In Lake Elmo a guy saw us jumping at some, and he pulled his truck into the ditch so we could stand on the back of it to get the signs down. Another woman in Maplewood saw us, waved, and started picking up signs on the opposite side of the street.
My friend and I also spent a day following someone around posting signs... He hung up about 500 and we took down 500 in the same day. This was in the area around Battle Creek Park, Saint Paul.
Tools of the trade:
* Small (or large) step ladder
* Large Hammer (one side to help knock things down with, other to remove nails)
* Black Spray Paint (If you can't get the sign down, at least block out the phone number)
It's a unique and fun way to clean up neighbourhoods.
Some people like to see how many they can get and take photos and post them... I suppose it could be counted as CITO as they're all mostly public areas (within a foot or two of public roads).
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I just hate the garage sale signs that stay up for the two weeks past the sale
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Aaah, nice to meet you Alex, good to know your real name!
Hm, I used to have my name on profile page. Somehow I managed to forget to include this info after re-doing my profile
Hey. I want to help you. But do not speak English well
StudioLeBus said
Hello all ! Is 10 days the maximum ? i think i'm now even at 11 but it stills says 10… Courage !!!!
I guess not, mine's now at 11 days. Progress bar is about complete though, we'll see if I hit a full dozen!
How I wish my new track would have made it up before February. Oh well. Keep at it guys!
12 day it so long (((
12 days ist much to long!!!
I try to explain my point of view in english, and might repeat in some points:
I mean, everything is done. Watermark, zipping, description, extra preview-item…. and the problem is, that it takes much to long to check the items and for us to decrease the excitement of offering and selling. It´s an optimistic and enviable attitude to think that we have more time to make music because of it. On the other hand it would mean that we would have even more time to make music, if the queue time grows up to a half year.
Before I signed in here, I read a lot of therms and rules, tried to understand and took a lot of time for translation. The business english is a bit different to the german school-english. Who thought this?
Anywhere was written, that the queue time for the Items release could be up to 7 days. I thought that´s long and it belongs to the "maximum" time, in case of some problems. A bit like the "best-before" day when you buy food. (not the best comparison, I know)
I understand, when there comes a bottleneck after the number of the authors grows up. But that makes Audiojungle more attractive for the customers. That´s good business. And I´m sure it won't be difficult to get personal for attractive jobs.
So, how long will it take to get this problem out of the way? I heared the last acceptable queue time was in september last year!?
Hope it´ll go faster soon. Thank you in advance!
Have patience, I have worked with other libraries where between a 20 and 30 day review time was not uncommon. AJ gets a ton of submissions and it takes time to go through them all.
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Have patience, I have worked with other libraries where between a 20 and 30 day review time was not uncommon. AJ gets a ton of submissions and it takes time to go through them all.


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Chinghiz Aitmatov and the literature of Kyrgyzstan.
Six years ago today, when pneumonia claimed the life of the Kyrgyz writer Chinghiz Aitmatov, I learned about it the old-fashioned way: from a man weeping in the streets.
I don't mean to imply that all of Kyrgyzstan had thrown its hands up in despair at the loss of its best writer and most famous native son, though I wouldn't have blamed them if they had. I just happened to come across an old man—an ak cakal, or "white beard," as the elderly there are known—sitting next to a small radio on a park bench, letting tears run down his face as he listened to the news. I'd been living in Kyrgyzstan for a year at that point, halfway through a tour in the Peace Corps; my Kyrgyz was not so sharp that I could clearly understand the radio, but it was more than good enough to ask the man if everything was all right. In response, he lifted a tattered copy of Aitmatov's novel Jamila toward me and whispered, "He's gone."
It's hard to overstate Aitmatov's importance to Kyrgyzstan's national identity. In my time there, new acquaintances regularly quizzed me on the country's national this and national that. Kyrgyzstan's national food? A fried rice dish called plov. The national music? Anything played on the ukulele-like komuz. The national writer? Chinghiz Aitmatov, obviously. (My younger English students had a hard time understanding why I couldn't as quickly recite the United States' national writer, et al.) December 12, the author's birthday, is celebrated nationwide as Chinghiz Aitmatov Day. After Kyrgyzstan gained independence, Aitmatov represented the young country as an ambassador to the European Union, NATO, and elsewhere. "One of the great charms of Aitmatov's life," Scott Horton wrote for Harper's shortly after the writer died, "was that he charted first the decline of the Central Asian life and identity, and then participated in its resurrection as the Soviet Union collapsed and as the Central Asian states regained, quite unexpectedly, their autonomy and footing on the world stage." Read More


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Hardware --> Toshiba NB255 Netbook (GMA 3150 Integrated Graphics Chipset)
O/S --> BT5R1 Gnome
Yesterday I came across something that really bothered me, so I worked and worked on it, and I have implemented a good hack to workaround the problem. I'm hoping that perhaps the Devs can address this issue in depth and fix it so that my workaround is not needed. Attached you will find a picture of the kernel panic, I've no experience with kernel develoment and thus, I have no clue what the codes mean. I took some of my cues on where to start from reading the codes, but it was a shot in the dark none the less.
A little background on the subject; with BT4R2 on the same netbook, it would not support 1024x600 graphics. There is a very nice workaround to this problem located here:915 Chipset Fix. The thread itself is a little confusing to follow because people are so afraid to experiment and kept asking the poor guy questions, but in the end what worked for me was installing the hack and then placing this line in my rc.local fileCode:
915resolution 38 1024 600
Now that you have the background in mind and can follow my thoughts... Let me describe the current issue and what I did as a workaround hack to prevent the panic.
I have a Western Digital 500GB USB external harddrive. It's one of the newer ones with USB 3.0 support, as well it is the newer model in the fact that the profiterring gluttons who create the thing have soldered the usb adapter chipset directly to the harddrive itself (Harddrive makers started doing this about 2 years ago to prevent people from buying the portable harddrives, gutting them, and using them as cheap alternatives to the more pricey "laptop" harddrives....) I would attach other pertinent serial numbers and such, but the thing is very scratched up so I cannot provide that. Perhaps this is limited to this batch of HDs...I don't know.
I was doing some work in BT yesterday and had inserted the external harddrive mentioned above. To my surprise the harddrive was automounted. Prior to moving to the Gnome version I had used the other option of KDE (KDE is WAY slow in booting compared to Gnome on my box). Now, KDE would pop up a box telling me a device had been inserted, but it would not automount it.
FYI, Gnome in it's default configuration automounts harddrives, opens a folder to the drive, and also places an icon linking to the mounted device on the desktop.
Now then, I did what I had to do with the harddrive and decided to remove it via a right click on the desktop icon and click "safely remove drive", I believe there was also an option for eject, but I don't remember (I figure they are essentially the same thing, and the system should prevent me from doing anything to crazy).
!!!KABOOM!!! Kernel Panic! =(
In line 7 of this attachment: Attachment 771 you will see autoremove_wake_function. I took this and started doing some research via google and such. I came across the following post: http://www.pskl.us/wp/?p=630 Within the post, you'll see where they added in i915.modeset=1 to the grub commands (Perhaps, since I had to use a 915resolution fix for BT4r2, maybe it had something to do with the panic). I did what they suggested, and tried to recreate the panic. It actually did prevent the panic the first time, but after it "ejected" the drive, it remounted itself seconds later....When I tried to eject a second time, the very same kernel panic happened. Back to square one I was.
From there, I decided to see what I could do about the "automount" problem, I figured maybe it had something to do with Gnome automounting drives. I found the solution to prevent automounting here:https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Mount/USB Now, by default BT5R1(Gnome) does not come with gconf-editor built-in. It does come with gconftool-2, which is essentially the same thing but text based and damn confusing to use. So, i installed gconf-editor via apt-get and then started to mess with stuff. I will post the keys which I changed tonight, I am at work and forgot to email them so I could post them. Either way, the keys that I changed were in---> /root/.gconf/apps/nautilus/preferences and /root/.gconf/apps/nautilus/desktop. I modified it by setting the value of the keys to false that did: 1) Automount external devices, 2) Open folder automatically when a drive is mounted, 3) Place Icon of mounted folder on desktop.
From there I saved, rebooted, and started experimenting some more.
Keep in mind, if you open a GUI folder to look at the contents of anything in the file system there will still be a way to "gui-eject" a device. I didn't do this because I knew it would just lead down the same road.
Now, I know what some of you are already going to ask, so I will answer that lest it be asked and clog up this thread. How do I mount a drive if there is no gui!?!?!? Easy. Open a terminal and doNow that the question that would be asked is out of the way, let me answer the next question. Did using this solve the problem? YES!Code:
mkdir foo
fdisk -l
See the different drives and such? Pick what you want to mount, in my case it was /dev/sda1
now do:
mount /dev/sda1 foo
p00f yer drive is now mounted to where foo is located at.
Okay, so how do we umount? Two ways...
1) umount /dev/sda1
2) umount ~/foo
Using the commandline to mount/unmount the same harddrive worked liked a charm. NO kernel Panic. This is not the ideal way to handle the situation, I would definately prefer to have the option of using the GUIs but if this is what I gotta do, it's what I gotta do.
Devs... Any ideas on the Panic and the cause? I'm guessing something to do with the way Gnome interfaces on the GUI side of the house with reference to mount/dismount??
I made a discovery today. I found a computer. Wait a second, this is cool. It does what I want it to. If it makes a mistake, it's because I screwed it up. Not because it doesn't like me... Or feels threatened by me.. Or thinks I'm a smart ass..


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Saturday, 3 March 2012
Sunday 04/03/12
1. Oblivion - Grimes
The Grimes album is probably my favourite of the year so far. I had to limit the songs from it to four on this list, but the whaler thing is great. That meant to say 'whole thing'; it's a typo, but I like it and I'm leaving it. I chose Oblivion as my favourite, because it also has my favourite video of the last couple of months.
2. Kites - Geographer
Apparently this song has been knocking about for a couple of years, but I only just discovered it. Plus Geographer just put out a new album and tagged this on at the end, probably because it's their best song.
3. This is what makes us girls - Lana Del Rey
This is my favourite non-single from the LDR album. It's extremely unfashionable to like LDR at the moment. Pitchfork slated her in the album review, particularly picking apart her lyrics, AFTER GIVING SCORES OF 10 OUT OF 10 TO THE LIKES OF KANYE WEST. Whose lyrics makes me cringe so much that I almost want America to sink for making him a superstar.
4. Somebody that I used to know - Gotye
You know this. It's number 1 everywhere. It doesn't mean we have to pretend it's not great though.
5. Prisoner of love (ELIOT's 1987 mix) - Jessica 6
6. Be a body - Grimes
Let's hope Grimes doesn't go Robyn's way. With every embarrassing gay who wants to pretend to be cool namedropping her. And worse of all - literally, THE SHAME - breteastonellis tweeting about her about three years too late. Because he's in touch, you know? He even has a 25-year-old boyfriend, you guys.
7. And I say - Nicolas Jaar
Better than previous Nicolas Jaar snoozeathons.
8. Be strong - The 2 Bears
The 2 Bears album only has a couple of good songs for me. Then they also do this thing where a lot of the vocalists have these annoying common English accents (like...laddy ones) which might sound like a thing to Americans or Europeans, but personally I don't really find anything appealing in having some working class English geezer singing (or talking) about how cool drugs are and how he spends his life in some stupid straight after club, missing early 90s raves. Grow up and get a job, you know?
9. I belong in your arms - Chairlift
How sweet.
10. Skin - Grimes
11. Seychelles - Perseus
This is good, as is his ep (more of which later).
12. Simple song - The Shins
Quite good for generic indie. (Brilliant video though).
13. Dark paradise - Lana Del Rey
14. Genesis - Grimes
15. Rain of gold - Young Empires
Again, older track but included in their album, which is just out
16. This charming video game - The Smiths / Lana Del Rey
Calm down. If anything, it's nice to hear the clear Morrissey vocal over the track. It drags on a bit though.
17. Tonight - Saint Etienne
A little bit cringe, but we have a soft spot for Saint Etienne, etc.
18. Hood - Perfume Genius
If you actually recognise the person starring in the video, I'm embarrassed for you. If you know his name without looking it up, please click out of my blog, thanks.
19. Video games (Jamie Woon remix) - Lana Del Rey
A good remix for a song that didn't need one.
20. We take care of our own - Bruce Springsteen
Mostly included for past glories. Still, listenable. Madonna on the other hand is fast killing all past glories.
21. Brothers - Tanlines
A bit Kitsune by numbers (even if they're not on Kitsuine) but enjoyable.
22. Bear hug - The 2 Bears
And you're done with The 2 Bears album, honestly.
23. Reaching out (Fred Falke remix) - Nero
Pretty generic, but fun.
24. Russian girlfriends - Perseus
(This is from the Persus ep we were talking about)
25. Inspector norse - Todd Terje
26. Depak ine - John Talabot
27. Shapeless and gone - Porcelain Raft
That's all for now. Ugh, I have to go and link all the above to YouTube now that I've typed them.
10 comments:
- Broney said...
Have you seen this:
- 4 March 2012 at 12:38
- London Preppy said...
broney: I have now
- 4 March 2012 at 12:44
- writersblokc said...
I think Oblivion is one of these songs that can be played on repeat and you won't mind. Or notice. The video is cool, very american. I like Kites, hadn't heard that before so thanks for sharing. LDR should become a case-study of how to write a smashing debut album, are there any bad songs in there? Nicolas Jaar is ridiculously hot in a boyfriend material way, so I like his music too. Perseus is good, you're right. So is Hood, what a lovely song. Tanlines have the right sound, but not for today. Depak Ine sounds amazingly good after the first 3'.
And that's all I guess.
- 4 March 2012 at 18:07
- London Preppy said...
writers: On LDR, I don't like a couple (Million Dollar Man and Carmen) but the rest is great. I listen to it and I'm suddenly on track 8 without having noticed it. Which is good. Jaar is handsome, in a boy next door type. I nearly commented about it actually.
Thanks for commenting, it's good to know someone's paying attention
- 4 March 2012 at 18:28
- writersblokc said...
I wasn't sure If I should use your blog-space to drool over Jaar, but someone had to say it. I have this txt file on my desktop named 'songs to get', which is pretty much self explanatory, so i'm always on the lookout for new songs/music to add.
- 4 March 2012 at 19:47
- thebewlaybrother said...
Nice selection. Love 2 Bears.
Much as I love St Etienne, Tonight sounds like they haven't listened to any club music since 1997... shame.
- 8 March 2012 at 22:31
- London Preppy said...
brother: Yes, it's a bit strange. As if they're being deliberately retro
- 8 March 2012 at 22:34
- thebewlaybrother said...
OMFG. That Smiths / Lana Del Rey mash up is genius. Who would have ever put those two songs together?? A good find!
- 8 March 2012 at 22:38
- thebewlaybrother said...
Here's one you may or may not have heard...
- 8 March 2012 at 23:14
- London Preppy said...
brother: Thanks, I did not have that one. I like
- 8 March 2012 at 23:20


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the players multiple styles are impressing with classic tricks .he looks gorgeous and stunning with his unique style .
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My favorites are:
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Sakmongkol Sitchuchoke - A total contrast to the Payakaroon's style. A very simple and brutal strategy. Left Kick, Left kick, Left Knee, Left Kick. Battering ram them into submission. Awesome.
Ramond Dekkers - Just watch the guy fight. Nuff Said.
Rayen Simpson - Maybe not as decorated as some of the others but I really like his footwork.
From K-1 I really liked:
Ernesto Hoost - Awesome hand and shin combinations. Great leg kicks.
Andy Hug - A total contrast in style. And who doesn't love seeing guys get dropped with AX kicks and Spinning Heel Kicks to leg.
my favourite fighter to watch is paul karpowicz. not necessarily the best fighter in the world, but for me he is the best and most entertaining to watch. i was at his gym on friday messing about and got some cool vids of him, like this one
Past UK fighter I would say Peter Crooke Trojan Wolverhampton he was very entertaining , he has fought all over the world against the best and beat them, top bloke also.
Hoost is quality also , just watch his high lights on you tube ,,, knock out master.
Todays fighters you still got to give it liam Harrison for what he has achieved awesome fighter , also his team mate jordon watson he will go far, I was on the end of some of his skills a good 4 years ago when he was a young lad . He will only get better !!
thai - Saenchai Sor. Kingstar (front kicks and cartwheel kicks - phenomenal!!)
european - Andrei Kulebin
could someone recommend a good uk muaythai fight dvd to purchase as ive just started training and know nothing about the sport