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The Tragedy Of The Commons
The fate of the codfish suggests that collectivism on the ownership level is as destructive as anywhere else
October 1998 | Volume 49, Issue 6
If the twentieth century has taught us anything about economics, it is that free markets work better than any other kind. Heaven knows virtually every possible substitute has been tried in the eighty years since World War I ended, and they have, without exception, failed to work. Indeed, the more they have departed from the free market model, the more they have failed to create wealth and improve living standards.
There's a very simple reason free markets work. They automatically send signals—billions of them every day—to buyers and sellers alike, keeping them informed about supply and demand. The buyers and sellers then adjust their own actions, and these in turn affect the supply and demand. This all-pervasive economic feedback mechanism acts something like the governor on a steam engine, making the market run smoothly, while it helps allocate resources with an efficiency no bureaucracy could hope to match.
To illustrate the importance of this web of signals, let me suggest a thought experiment in which the web breaks down. Suppose a local supermarket served a thousand families. One day its management decides to try a new system. Instead of every customer paying for groceries as they are purchased, the expenses are pooled, and at the end of the month, each family gets a bill of a thousandth of the total. What would then happen?
For one thing, many of the signals that prices send would be blunted. In a normal supermarket, if the price of, say, oranges suddenly soars because of a frost in Florida, many buyers will switch to something else. But with the price increase spread among the thousand families, there would be little incentive to give up fresh oranges for frozen juice or Texas grapefruit. And, as individual buying decisions would have only a very limited impact on individual monthly bills, the incentive to be frugal in order to save money for some other, nonfood purpose would vanish.
Of course everyone comes to exactly the same conclusion, and the inevitable result is a sudden, sharp, and continuing escalation of total food costs for all the families involved. To be sure, the supermarket here is only theoretical, but this was exactly how the country, in very large measure, paid for routine health care for many years. Only instead of each family's paying its share of the communal bill, they sent the bills to their employers instead. Since buyers cared not at all about medical costs, sellers, such as doctors and hospitals, were only too happy to increase them, year after year.
This is an example of what happens when costs are "socialized"—in other words, spread among everyone, rather than borne by the individual. But what happens when, instead of costs, the ownership of resources is socialized? The result very often is what economists call "the tragedy of the commons." The name derives from the old common land that medieval peasants used to pasture cattle, gather berries and nuts, drive swine, and such.
The problem is, if ownership is held by everyone, but each individual is allowed to exploit the asset freely, no one has an incentive to conserve the resource. Frequently, the result is disaster.
The greatest "common" of them all, of course, is the world's oceans, which cover about 72 percent of the earth's surface. By ancient international law and treaty they and their resources are free and open to everyone. For much of history, that worked very well. But twentieth-century technology and increasing population are rapidly resulting in a tragedy of the commons of epic proportions. Perhaps this impending tragedy can best be understood by looking at the history of that singular beast the Atlantic cod.
The cod is not very prepossessing, but as a commercial product it is a wonder. It is easily caught, and its flaky, white, nonfatty flesh is relatively boneless and simple to preserve by drying and salting. Dried cod (often known by its Spanish name, bacalao ) is about 80 percent pure protein. Equally important for its commercial potential, dried and, especially, salted cod has a very long shelf life. In a world without refrigeration, that was a quality without peer, and cod became a staple of the Western European diet for centuries.
The cod lives generally from twenty to three hundred fathoms deep and prefers the relatively shallow waters of offshore banks. Many seagoing European nations, from Norway to Spain, sought to exploit this abundant and versatile food resource, but it was the Basques who found the mother lode. The Basques, who live in northern Spain and the southwest corner of France, had hunted for whales for centuries, searching far across the Atlantic. In the late Middle Ages they began to bring back cod as well, but nobody knew where it was coming from.
The traditional European codding grounds were in the North Sea and as far west as Iceland, but the Basque fishermen were not to be found there. Instead, each spring the Basque fishing fleet would set sail and, in the fall, return laden with cod, already dried and salted and ready for market. Fish can't be dried on a ship's deck, however. So where were the Basques finding and drying their fish? The Basques, needless to say, weren't telling.


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"Because of our increased intelligence resources, we're developing more information about the potential targets associated with (the Islamic State Of Iraq and the Levant)," Obama said, "and going forward, we will be prepared to take targeted and precise military action if and when we determine that the situation on the ground requires it."
NBC News reported earlier this week that an aircraft carrier and two other U.S. Navy ships had moved into the Persian Gulf.
Obama also repeated his call for Iraq and the government of Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki to address the internal crisis, which has resulted in the extremist group ISIL advancing toward Baghdad.
"It's not the place for the United States to choose Iraq's leaders," he said. "It is clear, though, that only leaders that can govern with an inclusive agenda are going to be able to truly bring the Iraqi people together and help them through this crisis."
Obama also said that Secretary of State John Kerry would travel to the Middle East and Europe this weekend for diplomatic meetings aimed at addressing the crisis.

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PES Enhanced Review
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Posted on 08/12/2003 5:25:14 PM PDT by churchillbuff
Will Bishop-elect Robinson and his male lover be tested for HIV-AIDS?
by Les Kinsolving
Along with the enormous Big Media coverage of the Episcopal House of Bishops approving the election of an active homosexual with a male lover to be bishop of New Hampshire, there was nearly eclipsed news in neighboring Massachusetts.
The Associated Press reported from Boston:
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston has offered $55 million to settle more than 500 clergy sex-abuse lawsuits, documents indicate.
A recent report from the state attorney general estimated that more than 1,000 children were abused over six decades.
The crisis was touched off by Cardinal Law's admission that he had reassigned former priest John Geoghan despite accusations of sex abuse. But it quickly mushroomed as similar cases were brought to light, and then spread to other dioceses as Catholics demanded greater accountability for their leaders.
In September 2002, the Church reached a $10 million settlement with 86 victims of Geoghan after a previous settlement deal for between $20 million and $30 million collapsed.
Since former Father Geoghan belonged to the North American Man-Boy Love Association, the nation's primary organization of homosexual pederast child molesters, it may be wondered why on earth people in the neighboring state of New Hampshire would be willing to tear their Episcopal-Anglican Church apart by electing a sodomist bishop?
In New York, there was further news, which begs the question of whether Bishop-Elect Robinson and his lover Mark Andrew have ever been tested for HIV-AIDS.
The New York Times reports:
Most New Yorkers with multiple sexual partners do not know whether they are infected with HIV and more than 40 percent did not use condoms the last time they had sex, according to what city officials say is the most comprehensive survey ever conducted of the city's sexual habits.
Among all the New Yorkers surveyed, the poll found that 26 percent used a condom the last time they had sex, and that 26 percent had been tested for HIV in the preceding 18 months.
Of men who had sex with men, 45 percent said they used a condom the last time they had sex.
"That's the really disturbing thing, that the population that is at highest risk, really is not taking the steps to protect themselves and other," said Dr. Farzad Mostashari, an assistant health commissioner.
AIDS deaths in New York City have dropped sharply from a mid-1990's peak of 8,000 people each year, thanks in part to new classes of antiviral drugs. But contrary to perception, the disease has continued to kill people in large numbers, including 1,774 in the city in 2001. Among illnesses, only cardiovascular diseases, cancers and pneumonia and influenza caused more deaths.
80,000 people in New York City have tested positive for HIV, and an unknown number have the virus but do not know it, according to city health officials.
The Times also published Actor Harvey Feinstein of Hairspray's op-ed column headlined "THE CULTURE OF DISEASE," which includes the following:
There are too many positive gay role models. In fighting the AIDS crisis over the last 20 years, we have done everything possible to dispel the negative connotations that come with having HIV. After all, it's been our brothers and sisters, our boyfriends and girlfriends, and ourselves who have been discriminated against because of a virus.
So we produced advertising, created enlightenment programs, spent endless hours making certain that having AIDS or being HIV positive was nothing to be ashamed of. We did a great job. Maybe too great a job. After all the effort exerted to convince the world that AIDS is not a gay disease, we now have a generation embracing AIDS as its gay birthright.
According to figures just released by the Centers for Disease Control, the number of new AIDS cases rose last year for the first time in a decade. Four Americans now become infected with the disease every hour. Many of our young men see infection as a right of passage, an inevitable coming of age. I hear of them seeking the disease as entree into the cool, queer inner circle that being negative denies them.
In our effort to remove the stigma of having AIDS, have we created a culture of disease? We all see the ads for HIV drugs. They illustrate hot muscular men living life to the fullest thanks to modern science. Other ads show couples holding hands, sending the message that the road to true love and happiness is being HIV positive.
Is that message: You're going to be OK? (Which is terrific.) Or is it: You want to be special? Get AIDS. HIV equals popularity and acceptance. (Which would be tragic.)
My heart goes out to all who have the infection. But while I pledge my energies and resources to the fight for a cure, quality care and justice, I still think we need to examine what we're teaching our gay, lesbian, transgender, bisexual and straight youth. In my opinion, the messages the drug companies are spreading are lies. The truth is that AIDS is not fun. It's not sexy or manageable. AIDS is a debilitating, deforming, terminal and incurable disease. HIV drugs can bring on heart, kidney and liver disease, as well as a host of daily discomforts.
Unlike the photos in the ads we see, most of my friends who are on drug cocktails are not having the time of their lives. They spend mornings in the bathroom throwing up or suffering from diarrhea. They spend afternoons at doctor's appointments, clinics and pharmacies. And they spend endless evenings planning their estates and trying to make ends meet because they are not well enough to support themselves and their new drug habit. And those are just the friends for whom the drugs work. For many women, the cocktails are nothing but a drain on finance, internal organs and stamina.
Even if the drugs were as effective as advertised, should we be creating a community of drug dependency?
I am calling for us to take back our lives and culture and to stop spreading the virus. I am calling for us to resist the normalization of disease and once again embrace health. I'm calling for an end to the false advertising for drugs and for us to stop minimizing the infection with cute little names like "the gift" or "the bug."
Les Kinsolving hosts a daily talk show for WCBM in Baltimore. His radio commentaries are syndicated nationally. He is White House correspondent for Talk Radio Network and WorldNetDaily. His show can be heard on the Internet at www.wcbm.com 8-10 p.m. Eastern each weekday. Before going into broadcasting, Kinsolving was a newspaper reporter and columnist twice nominated for the Pulitzer Prize for his commentary.
Because they're morons.
And to think that stupid me would have attributed the drop to attrition..
Davis Don Carpenter and Joshua McCabe Brown -- if he can spring them from prison.
Can this country get any sicker?
Indeed. Thanks, xzins. Check out the stats everybody.
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Definitely true.
There's something that needs repeating.
AIDS is a gay disease. It's been documented some gays are bug chasers. Sure, the 25% figure is in dispute, but that doesn't take away from the fact some gays seek to get and others seek to provide AIDS to those who don't have it. The film Acting Up documents the sad situation.
More evidence - from the horse's mouth, so to speak, that "bug chasers" do exist. It seems every time someone posted an article about "bug chasers" there would be people saying that it was all lies. Here's a queer himself admitting that poor sick f**ks go around trying to get AIDS.
Like all things homosexual (or perverse), if you can't beat your opponents' arguments against your agenda, NORMALIZE it.
Yes there are. What I think happened is somebody said the story was bogus when the 25% figure is really the number in dispute, not the entire story. There's no denying the fact that bug chasers do exist. The film Acting Up documents bug chasers as well.
Netti's post seem to come across that way. The facts say the number of HIV+ and syhilis cases is on the rise in the gay community. Here's some links on gays and syphilis:
Syphilis Cases On The Rise In Bay Area
Doctors say the patients are mostly gay men and about 40 percent of them contracted syphilis after having sex with men they met on the Internet in sex chat rooms.Gay Men Meeting Online Contracting Syphilis Faster
U.S. cities known for their large gay populations such as San Francisco, New York, Los Angeles, and Miami have seen sharp increases in syphilis cases recently but have not reached the height seen in 1982 before AIDS tempered promiscuous behavior.Syphilis in gay men raises AIDS concern
New York City officials reported cases of syphilis more than doubled last year, primarily due to an outbreak among men who have sex with other men.Syphilis outbreak among L.A. gay men in 2002 leads to calls for more testing
The number of syphilis cases reported by gay and bisexual men in Los Angeles County has increased 62% in 2002, representing 360 new cases so far this year, officials said.
I must say that I do not find it incendiary or overtly biased. His points are well taken. I see the posters on the METRO every day with all the beautiful people telling me that AIDS can be handled. It can't. I'm paying $$$ for it. And I would dearly like to see just poster showing the real faces of AIDS -- puking, sick, weak, dying, impoverished, unhappy men.
FYI. I have no problems bing called "biased" as defined by websters. ie. person preference.
Not only that, but a good half of this article was written by someone else-- Harvey Fierstein.
That's not treasure in my book. I'd call this one a definite miss.
Kinsolving is the only one in major media that has the stones to even ask the question.
He regularly does this at white house press briefings as well.
To whom are you referring when you say "both?"
And your second question would be more appropriately worded "Do you?" Your position is not priviledged. If I do not see a bias, it does not necessarily follow that my reading skills or analysis are faulty.
That said, the author no doubt writes from a particular point of view and he writes to defend that view. That he does so does not make him biased or incendiary. Failure to agree with you is not synonymous with moral or intellectual error. Lighten up.
Exactly. Asking for a test after the barn door has been opened is irrelevant at this time. The point is Robinson is now in a even higher position in the church and is defiantly breaking God's law. It's disgusting to think this scum will be ministering to the people. I'm curious what his message will be... never mind, we already know it's Satan's work. Anyone check under his mitre for numbers?
Reminds me of a story by Hemmingway's friend and biographer(nver can remember his name, but it doesn't matter). He reports Hemmingway in Cuba saying that he was in such a goood mood that he could make love to every woman in the world. His friend replied that evertime he felt that way he ended up with the clap. The wages of sin may not always be death, but at least it results in a hang-over.
Reminds me of another story, not so humorous: My Dad was ill during WWII of "blood-poisoning." He almost died, but pulled through because he had a strong constitution. His surgeon tried to get some penicillian because it had showed such great results. But it so happened there was a shortage. Virtually every dram was going to the many army camps in Texas to fight you know what.
Ahhh... Got it.
However, the rest of your reasoning is still off base. I COULD recognize the bias in both the METRO posters and the article if, in fact, there WERE bias to perceive in both. Point out what you see as biased and then ask me if I agree. Even if I don't agree, it does not follow that I cannot reason since well-intentioned adults can disagree in sincerity. On the whole, I'm just not convinced that the article's author is anywhere near as far from reality as the poster's creators are.
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One stormy night 1st half
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Gender: male Age: N/A Location: N/A
Posted Mon 3rd of December 2012
One night a guy gets an unexpected opportunity
Hi my name is Joe. I'm 22, 5'9 and have black hair and brown eyes. My girlfriend named Kayla lives in an apartment that's not too far away. I was on my way over there one Saturday night to surprise her for a possible date night, but by time I got there, it was storming out. So probably not the best night, but I was already there. So I went to the door and knocked, it took a minute for anyone to answer. Her female roommate Hope answered the door. She was 22 as well and she was 5'4 with blonde hair, but she was wearing just a robe when she answered.
"Oh hi Hope, is this a bad time?" I asked.
"Not exactly. I mean you just caught me getting out of the shower, that's all, but Kayla isn't here though. She went out to meet her parents. That was of course before it started storming all of the sudden," Hope replied.
"Well OK then. Well if she's out with her folks, I won't bother her, but if she gets back in next couple hours, can you tell her I stopped by?" I asked.
"Sure. I can do that for you," Hope replied.
"Well thank you Hope, I appreciate it, I'll see you later," I said.
And as I was getting ready to walk away she stopped me.
"Hey Joe, can you stay with me for a few minutes please? Pretty please?" Hope asked.
I was a little skeptical, but she did look a little worried though and she a friend of Kayla's. So of course I couldn't just walk away.
"OK what's wrong?" I asked.
"Well can you come inside and just sit down with me for a few minutes please?" Hope asked.
I still wasn't sure what to think exactly, so I came inside and we both sat on the couch.
"Thanks, truth be told, I'm just a little scared when it comes to being alone at night, and it's even worse when it's storming like this. It's not like I want you to stay until Kayla gets back, but it's just nice to have company, even if it's just for a few minutes," Hope said.
"OK then. I understand to some extent. Everyone has fears you have to deal with, I get it. Don't tell Kayla, but I had a problem being alone after I saw Scream for the first time. I was younger though," I replied.
"Well thanks. I didn't know that, but I appreciate it. So how are things with Kayla?" Hope asked.
I wasn't too sure honestly. We were seeing each other 4 or 5 times a week, and then it was down to like once a week. So I wasn't sure, it was one reason I came over for a date night.
"Well, I guess things are down right now, I'm not sure why though, I guess things just happen," I replied.
"Oh I'm sorry to hear that, I didn't know. I guess now that you say something, I have noticed you haven't been here as much, but have you two been fighting at all lately?" Hope asked.
"Well no, but I don't know what happened honestly Hope. I don't know if she just wants to end it or what. She didn't even tell me she was going out tonight. I guess it's my fault I should have booked her when I had the chance. Has she said anything to you?" I asked.
I think she wanted to say something about her, but didn't.
"No, but if it makes you feel any better. I haven't had a boyfriend in like 3 months now. So I haven't you know," Hope said.
"Had sex?" I asked.
"Yes, I'm guessing you two haven't done it for awhile now either?" Hope asked.
"You are guessing right," I replied.
We both were silent for a minute, then I got up.
"Well I guess I'm gonna go now. I'll try calling her tomorrow if I don't hear from her tonight," I said as I stood up.
"Wait, can you please stay?" Hope asked.
Once again I was skeptical, I wasn't sure what to think. So she got up and slowly took her robe off. Then there was a beautiful young lady standing completely naked standing in front of me.
"I'll make it worth your while, I just need some company," Hope said.
Even though I was going out with Kayla, I couldn't help but take a good hard look at her naked body. She was beautiful, even more so than Kayla. Hope had nice C-cup breasts and temptation was standing right in front of me, so I got a very noticeable hard on.
"I'm guessing that means you'll stay for a little while?" Hope asked.
Then I sat back down and she didn't put the robe back on. She sat down with me. She didn't sit close, but not far away either. So there was about 2 feet between us.
"Joe, can I ask you something?" Hope asked.
"Well I haven't left yet, so yes," I replied not looking at her.
"Well first would you look at me?" Hope asked.
I turned my head and looked at her.
"Would you say I'm making you uncomfortable right now? I mean I know you are with Kayla, but would you say I'm making you uncomfortable by me being completely ?" Hope asked.
I hesitated for a minute. I was a little uncomfortable, but I wasn't sure what was going on, did she really think I wouldn't be uncomfortable? Was she trying to get me to do something? Or was seeing her nude making it worth my while?
"Yes a little. Even though you are very beautiful Hope, but this is wrong. You are very attractive though, but I'm with Kayla," I replied.
Then as I was about to get up, she got closer to me, my heart started beating very quickly, I just couldn't take me eyes off her really nice rack, oh she was ravishing. Of course my erection just got bigger and bigger. She seemed to notice very it easily and then she started rubbing my shoulder.
"Well someone is definitely turned on right now, tell me you don't like this, being around a very attractive naked lady," Hope said.
I couldn't answer her, I was just breathing in and out steadily trying to keep my cool. Then just to make matters worse, she gently put her hand onto my dick. I let out some soft moans and she knew how much I wanted her even though I was with Kayla. She was beyond sexy and she was naked too, how could I resist?
"Well, can I see it?" Hope asked.
I wasn't sure what to say, she did let me see her completely nude, although I didn't ask her to show me herself like that.
"Would you mind if I undid your pants?" Hope asked.
Then she didn't even wait for me to answer. Maybe she knew I wasn't going to answer. So she just undid my pants and my hard dick poked out through my boxers.
"Wow, that is huge Joe. I can see that Kayla is missing out big time, if i were her, this cock would be in my mouth and pussy every single night," Hope said.
"Thank you,I guess," I replied slowly.
"We can do this once, Kayla never has to know," Hope said.
Then I thought this was happening too fast, why would she be so into me all of the sudden?
"Is this a test?" I asked.
Then she kissed me once on the lips.
"No, it's not, now I'm gonna suck your dick, I hope you like it," Hope replied.
Then she leaned down and took my dick into her mouth, it felt absolutely wonderful despite the fact that I was cheating. I just laid back and took it all the best I could without getting emotional.
"Oh yeah Hope, that feels so damn good," I said.
She didn't answer me, I think she might have wanted to, but she didn't. She stopped for a minute and had gotten onto her stomach while on the couch. Then she took my dick back into her mouth once again and I put my hands onto her head. She started going up and slowly rather slowly and as I felt her lips around my dick, I knew she was a lot better that giving blow jobs than Kayla. I just couldn't get over it, I was sold at that moment. So I was breathing in and out as slowly as I could just trying to control myself just a little to make sure I didn't shoot my load right down her throat, but it it being her, it was too difficult.
"Oh shit, oh shit Hope. I'm gonna cum already," I said.
Then she got away and watched. I couldn't help it at all, this woman I had a little thing for was blowing me completely unexpectedly, so that was quite an experience.
"Well, I didn't expect you to cum so soon Joe. Damn, I must be a better dick sucker than I thought, snd that was a lot cum," Hope said before she leaned over and kissed me again.
Then I was just breathing in and out slowly for a minute. I couldn't help but stare at her boobs.
"Joe, would you like to feel them?" Hope asked.
I couldn't resist such an offer, her boobs were great. So I put both of my hands onto her boobs and they felt even greater than I imagined in my hands. I squeezed them a little firmly, but not too tight though. And she seemed to like it, I was still breathing pretty steadily and I hadn't shot another load yet even though I had 2 really sexy tits in my hands.
"On a scale from one to ten, how good do they feel?" Hope asked.
"50 I think. Wow, does your mom have a rack this good?" I asked.
"Maybe, why, you wanna feel her's too?" Hope asked.
"Not when I can feel yours Hope. Are you sure your last name isn't Dworaczyk?" I asked.
"No, I'm not Hope Dworaczyk, but I could be the next 'Hope' to be playmate of the year though. You never know," Hope replied.
Well she was probably even sexier than Hope Dworaczyk honestly, but it's not like I could feel Hope Dworaczyk's boobs though. Then Hope leaned over to my ear.
"You know what? With you feeling my tits like this. My pussy is getting really wet," Hope said.
Then I asked something I knew I'd mostly likely regret later, but I asked it anyway.
"Well these tits are absolutely great Hope, but do you have any condoms here?" I asked.
Then she just grinned at me and stood up, she put her hand out and we both went into Kayla's bedroom. I was wondering why we were in her room.
"What are we doing in here? Wouldn't it be better to do it in your room?" I asked.
"Yes it would be," Hope said as she got into Kayla's dresser for a minute.
Then after a minute of going through her dresser she finally got something out of there.
"Well, since she's out with her parents tonight and you are here, she won't be needing this," Hope said holding a condom.
Then she came back over to me and took my hand. We both headed back to her bedroom. We were both standing in front of the bed and she took the condom out of the package. She got down on her knees and pushed me onto the bed. She took my pants and boxers off completely. Then she put the condom onto my dick, then she got on top of me and I inserted my dick into her while we were in cowgirl style.
"Holy shit Joe. That is some cock you got down there," Hope said.
"Thank you," I replied slowly.
I was still stunned that this was happening, it was unreal to some extent. She started bouncing up and down slowly as she rode me. I saw that very nice rack going up and down and it was paradise. Her nipples were perfect, with size and placement, she had the perfect rack. Not too big or too small either.
"I know, they are really great aren't they?" Hope asked.
"Damn fucking right they are Hope. You really should be in Playboy, seriously," I replied.
Then she leaned down to me for a minute.
"Would it turn you on to know that, Kayla is jealous of my great rack?" Hope asked.
I just heard that and I was like the happiest guy in the world, it turned me on big time.
"Yes that would," I replied slowly just before I kissed her again.
We kissed each other passionately for a minute. I held her as close as I possibly could and then I felt her really big and nice boobs press up against me. And Hope's tits were bigger than Kayla's, how could Kayla not be jealous? Then she dangled her boobs right over me. I grabbed both of them and began licking her nipples softly. It tickled her as I thought it would, she really seemed to like it judging by her laughing.
"Oh Joe, don't make it tickle so much," Hope said.
I really didn't take that under advisement honestly, I just kept at it, well of course as you can imagine, it was pleasuring her to no end. She had stopped bouncing up and down and held still, but with me tickling her with my tongue, that wasn't easy for her to do. She began moving around some laughing even more, so she was having fun.
"Holy shit you make that feel so damn good," Hope said.
Then I made us switch positions to missionary, it scared her a bit though.
"Whoa shit Joe, aren't you a feisty one," Hope said.
Then I really began thrusting my nice dick into her deep. I made her moan softly for a minute.
"Oh shit Joe. Yeah, get in there deep for me. Deeper than you would ever go with Kayla, make me moan really loudly now," Hope said.
That order, I did take under advisement. So I began thrusting my dick in and out of her a little roughly as we were really close.
"Whoa shit Joe, that's what I'm talking about, keep it up like that. Don't stop, keep fucking me like that, ram me like mad," Hope said.
So I did ram her the best I could anyway being in missionary position. I kissed her a few times on the head as well. She kept moaning loudly though. I feared a little that maybe if Kayla came back she might hear, but I was horny at that point and I didn't care too much.
"Oh shit, yeah this is good Hope. You are a very sexy lady," I said.
"Thank you Joe. I always appreciate compliments from sexy guys. And you are a very sexy guy, make sure you hang onto that nice dick," Hope replied.
Then it was time, I couldn't hold it anymore and neither could she. I pulled out and took off the condom and I shot my load onto her stomach. And she had an orgasm as well, of course I felt proud i could give her an orgasm, then I laid down with her, we kissed a couple more times, but stayed for silent for a minute.
"Wow, and that's the sex that Kayla hasn't been having for like what a month now?" Hope asked.
"Yes, I don't get it, I thought our sex life was great, and all of the sudden, we're like never doing it. I have no idea what the hell happened. Maybe she's like doing someone else now for all I know," I replied.
"Well don't let that get you down, you got to have sex with me. I know you have wanted to for awhile now. I've seen you sneaking some peaks in the past, when I get out of the shower or just in my bra and panties," Hope said.
Then I was a little embarrassed to say the least.
"You caught me checking you out?" I asked.
"No. I was just bluffing. You really have been checking me out?" Hope asked.
"Yes a few times, but I've been with Kayla, so I couldn't make a move though," I replied.
"Well, it looks like we both have tonight," Hope said.
Then we kissed again. Then we heard some footsteps coming towards the door.
"Oh shit, it's Kayla," Hope said.
Then as I was about to hide, Kayla opened the door, she looked at us for a minute stunned.
"What the fuck?" Kayla asked.
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looks like hope made the play and got what she wanted, a big cock to suck and fuck and a classic breakup to boot.
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you knew that was cumming, she tried her best to seduce him and when she got him she nailed it at the end. cant say i blame her or him, they fit each other.
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At this writing, they are hustling through the Midwest. Tony Francis, Jimmy James, and the Dirty D on drums. Their MySpace is getting massive activity, and there just might be a pot of something or other awaiting them when they arrive in the City of Angels.The HooliosThe Hoolios hail from the borderlands of Rhode Island and Connecticut, where residents enjoy the over and back nature of taking advantage of living on the edge of two states. They get their hands dirty in the fertile soil that bridges the natural gap between bluegrass and roots, the distinctive place where the Dillards, the Byrds, and Garcia's side project, Old and In the Way, dared to tread.
They've been fiddling around a while — both figuratively as a band, and literally — and have several charming tunes at their MySpace site that deserve your time. But, we're told, the action really heats up when the band plays live, where those charming tunes gain a gritty edge.
The Hoolios have been playing in South County and nearby Connecticut pretty actively, so there will be plenty of chances to see them. Check myspace.com/hoolios for dates. But tonight (Thursday the 3rd) might be a nice time to check 'em out, as they play the opening night show of the Jonathan Edwards Winery Summer Nights Music Series in North Stonington, Connecticut. As you can imagine, the winery makes for a nice backdrop for any sort of music, so the Hoolios should be able to take full advantage. Call 860.535.0202.The ZimmermenNick DiBiasio will present the 11th annual BOB DYLAN (BELATED) BIRTHDAY BASH, in honor of Bob turning 67 on May 24, on Saturday, July 5, at 7 pm at the Mill, 711 Putnam Pike (Route 44), Greenville. The Zimmermen, formerly known less cheekily as the Dylan Band, features Fred Wilkes and Michele Wilson from Loose Change and Rick Bellaire from Ken Lyon's crew, plus John Dunn, Richard Sage, Ken Johnson, and Vincent Pasternak. More information can be found at musicinharmony.comWandering Eye On the Fourth of July at Billy Goode's, it's THE DIE PODS and the continuing reunion tour of TWO GUYS AND ANOTHER GUY. Call 401.848.5013. Also on the 4th, the Goners' front-dude TONY JONES will be DJing at Decadence at Club Gallery (150 Point Street), spinning surf, punk, garage, psychobilly, rockabilly, and some local music. Decadence will also be hosting a luau on the outdoor patio. Cover is $5. Call 401.751.7166. On Monday, July 7, Armageddon Shop and AS220 present THE GITS MOVIE at AS220. You may recall the story surrounding the promising Seattle band. They put out a few rousing records before Mia Zapata, the band's gifted leader, was raped and murdered. Kerri O'Kane's acclaimed doc`qwumentary will be shown at 9 pm. Admission is free. Call 401.831.9327.
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Tropical Fish Keeping - Aquarium fish care and resources
- Beginner Planted Aquarium
- - algae, ammonia remover, and melted crypt
algae, ammonia remover, and melted crypt Hi everyone, I have a few questions regarding hair algae, the necessity of ammonia remover in a planted tank and a melted crypt that refuses to regrow. Firstly, for the past month, I have been furiously battling dark green hair like algae growing all over my swords and spirilis crypt. As suggested in another thread, I decreased my lighting from 10 hours to 9 and blocked excess light entering the tank from the windows it sits next to (I know it wasn't the best location) but it is still a much larger issue than I would like. I also seem to have a fuzz like algae growing on my rocks, driftwood, and some plant leaves and stems. I fertilize 2x weekly with flourish comprehensive. My second question revolves around Amquel ammonia remover. I started to use it as a water conditioner when I detected trace levels of ammonia in my tap water. Other than fertilizer this is all I add as I am using well water without chlorine and presumably no heavy metals as it passes through a softener. However, after I started to use it, my plants did not seem to be growing as quickly and my hornwort began dying off. I started to fertilize twice a week with better results (but not much hornwort) but am starting to wonder if the amquel is even necessary. My ammonia reading is consistently .25ppm using the API master kit. Finally, I have a bronze wendtii crypt that has stubbornly remained half melted for at least a month. Is that normal, temperamental crypt behavior? Thank you all and I'm sorry for the marathon length post! |
I looked at Amquel once before, while I don't recall the details it does remove ammonia somehow. Basically, if you have plants, don't worry about it as they like the ammonia boost. If you are using Prime, then the ammonia is detoxed anyway and the plants will use it up before it re-toxes... or your nitrogen cycle will oxidize it, either way, not an issue. Are the crypts showing any other new growth? If so, then all is well, crypts don't grow fast anyway. Jeff. |
my other crypts (another bronze wendtii and the spirilis) are growing fine. my lutea crypt has grown about 2 new leaves but I read they were really slow growers... should I not be using an ammonia remover at all then? or should I switch for Prime? |
Switch to prime. A remover is better for tanks with no plants. I know when I add a bunch of fish (more ammonia production) my plants go through a growth spurt. Jeff Posted via Mobile Device |
Then I guess my question is really should I be using a product to remove the ammonia from my tap water at all? Is it so little that the plants will take care of it? It feels backward though to be putting water with ammonia back into the tank after water changes... would I be better off putting fluval's ammonia chips in my filter? Prime does a lot of other things that my water does not require and I'm afraid of doing too much... Thank you for your patience! |
I don't know about ammonia chips and if they would be faster than the plants absorbing it. I would expect that you could skip it altogether as the low level of ammonia should not persist very long... You can try it and see how long it takes to drop to zero after a change and decide yourself. Keep in mind that if your tap is 0.25 and your tank is 0, if you do a 50% water change your concentration is now 0.125ppm or 0.0625ppm for a 25% WC (not that you can effectively measure the differences at that point and certainly not to four decimal places) I vote for do nothing... smaller more frequent changes would be beneficial. The other thing is the pH, the lower the pH the less harmful the ammonia is anyway (higher level of ammonium than ammonia... at 8 it is something in the neighbourhood of 10% ammonia) Jeff. Jeff. |
I will test my levels on Wednesday (a week after a 25% water change without using Amquel) and see what they look like. Thank you, I hadn't thought of doing more frequent, smaller water changes also, my pH is around 7.5 from the tap. I considered adding a pH buffer as my KH is pretty low (around 3) but was worried that it would create more problems than benefits |
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A woman has admitted she was hooked on heroin when she raised thousands of dollars by falsely claiming she had cancer, prosecutors and her attorney said Wednesday.
Brittany Ozarowski befriended business owners and others in her community, telling them a tale about undergoing cancer treatments, prosecutors said. Because she was a heroin addict, no one seemed to question her 80-pound appearance as she hobbled on a cane going from store to store leaving donation jars, they said.
Ozarowski pleaded guilty on Monday in Suffolk County Court to a 24-count indictment charging her with grand larceny, forgery and other crimes, district attorney's office spokesman Robert Clifford said.
Although Ozarowski could have faced a sentence of up to seven years in prison, Judge John Iliou said he would sentence the 21-year-old to a drug treatment program for up to two years plus an additional year's probation. Ozarowski, who's from Miller Place, 60 miles east of New York City, also will be required to pay more than $10,000 in restitution.
Her attorney, George Duncan, said it's "an appropriate sentence given the nature of her offenses, which were morally reprehensible."
"Her acceptance into a judicial diversion program is exactly what she needs," Duncan said.
Duncan added that Ozarowski, who was arrested in April, is no longer using heroin and "looks like a totally different person. She's terribly remorseful. She's horrified and embarrassed."
Ozarowski's next court date is Monday, but Duncan said it was doubtful the sentence would be imposed that day.
Clifford said the district attorney's office believes incarceration for up to seven years would be "a fair and just disposition" in Ozarowski's case considering "the scope of her crime, the number of people she deceived and the repeated, willful deception she engaged in."
Prosecutors said Ozarowski began befriending business owners and other people in her community in March 2012 and telling them about fighting cancer. Some business owners were so taken by her plight that they organized community fundraisers for her benefit.
There is no way of knowing how much money Ozarowski pocketed in the scam because so many of the donations were in cash, prosecutors said.
Ozarowski's story began to unravel as volunteers became more interested in her plight. When one man offered to arrange treatments for her through a neurologist at Stony Brook Medical Center, she was a no-show. When others questioned why she had not lost her hair to chemotherapy, she told them she was taking special vitamins.
Eventually, suspicious donors went to the authorities and she was arrested.
Prosecutors said Ozarowski has a history of drug arrests dating to 2010. The forgery charges in the indictment were linked to doctor's notes written to seek postponement of court dates from four prior arrests.


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Let with . Prove that for each
there exists an interval such that
( denotes the exterior measure)
this is how i attempted to solve the problem:
Choose a decreasing sequence of open covers of (by open interval) such that
Let so I is an open interval. Then apply continuity etc...
This seems to work but I'm pretty sure that I make a wrong assumption towards the end
which means the proof is nonsense. Thanks for your help.
Think about the problem in an informal, geometric way. You have a set E with positive measure, and you want to find an interval I such that the proportion of E lying inside I is c, in the sense that .
One way of doing that is to take a point a that moves along the real line from ∞ to +∞, and to look at the proportion of E that lies to the left of a. Call this proportion f(a), so that . When a is very large and negative, practically none of E will lie to the left of a, so f(a) will be very small. As a increases, so does f(a), and as a→+∞, f(a)→1. Also, f(a) is a continuous function of a, so by the intermediate value theorem there will be some point along the line at which f(a)=c. For that value of a, .
That was my motivation for suggesting , where . The value of a given by that definition is the sup of all the points for which f(a)<c. At that point, f(a) will be equal to c.


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Fighting Words
Duke Ellington once said that playing bop was like playing Scrabble with all the vowels missing. Like jazz, Scrabble is a worldwide occurrence with frenetic rhythms and wildly improvised linguistic combinations. It's "the rhythm," says Robin Daniel, 39, the top-ranked player in Canada and the No. 1 female player in the world. "There's a rhythm to this game, a mathematics."
Four of the 14 members of the U.S. national Scrabble team are, as Ellington was, based in and around New York, so maybe the city's energy translates as well to Scrabble as to jazz.
Daniel, the New Yorkers, and other top players from around the globe converged on Las Vegas a few weeks ago for the 2001 International Scrabble Tournament. Among them was Joe Edley, 55, from Coram, Long Island, who practices tai chi between every round and is a three-time winner of the National Scrabble Championship. Stefan Fatsis, a Brooklynite and author of Word Freak, practically a bible for those who want to learn about the subculture of tournament Scrabble players, calls Edley the "Zen master of Scrabble." It takes calm, he says, to see the furious improvisations he must clearly envision, because "in Scrabble, every position is different, always."
Another veteran among the New Yorkers was Robert Felt, 48, who won the national championship in 1990. Felt, a computer programmer, spouts statistics and opinions nonstop. Before the tourney began, he tagged Edley and Brian Cappelletto, a 32-year-old options trader from Chicago, as two of the strongest. "Cappelletto has the consistency," said Felt. "Edley has the brilliance and can do something bizarre." But Edley may have found himself at a disadvantage, because, according to Felt, Scrabble is "a young man's game."
The two other New Yorkers were Matt Graham, 35, from Manhattan, and Joel Sherman, 39, of the Bronx. Graham was a runner-up at the '97 world championships and has been ranked as high as No. 2. Not all Scrabblers are meditative types like Edley. Graham is a standup comic, hyperactive in mind and body. During much of the tournament, a documentary filmmaker and several codependent journalists hung onto his every move. Sherman stayed in his own private world, listening to Tori Amos on headphones throughout the tourney. He was probably hoping it would keep him calm. A winner of the world championship in '97, Sherman has such a notoriously nervous stomach that he calls himself "GI Joel"the initials standing for "gastrointestinal."
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Robin Daniel had just come off a tough gamea couple of racks almost entirely of consonants, then two racks almost entirely of vowels. "There are games like that," she muses. Daniel has to be philosophical. The wisecracking mother of two toddlers, she's one of the few women in this nearly all-male pursuit of the world title. She fends off the male population with the same deft skill with which she pursues the game. When invited to a strip Scrabble game, for example, she saw the possibilities and remarked, "Oh, so I'm the only female player and I have a tile bag full of W's and F's and you guys have a bag full of blanks."
All the joking around in the world couldn't dissipate the tension in the championship room. Here, it was all about "board vision" and how to play combinations of both the American and the British Scrabble dictionaries.
As in music, the language of Scrabble, seemingly in English, is actually universal. There are top-ranked players here from more than 40 countries. Many do not speak English, yet they speak Scrabble. They recognize the combinations, play the game, and spell words in that odd language of English.
Not only were the players tense, but the entire gallery was on edge. So edgy that flash cameras were banned, whispering was frowned upon, and any noise whatsoever was highly intrusive. A teddy bear from an Australian groupie that accidentally started belting out "Waltzing Matilda" was banished from the tournament floor. A sneeze from an audience member during the 20th round jarred the concentration of 50 pairs of players.
Nothing impinged on the roomnot even world events. Rashid Kahn, a physician from Pakistan who specializes in infectious diseases, noted of his homeland, "Oh, the war, it is really on the other side of the countrya couple of hours away." And his profession? He said he works from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., practicing his medicine and devouring medical journals. Here in Vegas, however, he was focusing on his gamesmanship. "If I can place in the top 50 in the world," he said, "I will be happy."
Many players couldn't stay as cool as Khan. Some came out of rounds moaning about "bad racks." A young Aussie player insisted that he had been throwing up after every round. A fellow Aussie, hearing this, noted, "He's young. This is a great experience for him. Losing." It wasn't only the thrill of victory that evoked cases of nerves. The champion stood to win $25,000, the runner-up $10,000. And there were other motives at work. One player, insisting on anonymity, said it was the "ability to crush your opponent in a socially acceptable way." Scrabble at this level clearly is a mind game. Some players "win by reputation," claimed Bob Lipton, a Florida champion player. The act of sitting across from top players sent some into a psychological forfeit. And that's not to mention the sheer madness of all those letters and all those combinations of letters.
Groupies abounded, though more properly you could call them Scrabble widows and widowers who dutifully travel worldwide to see their honeys play on words, and at tourneys they're joined by word-circus lovers. Six different documentary crews were filming this spectacle, and they were just as competitive among themselves as the players they were covering, not only constantly jostling for position but also looking in vain for dramatic scoops. At least three crews filmed Robin Daniel putting on her makeup. Sometimes they filmed one another filming one another.
Contrary to what Robert Felt said about Scrabble being more of a young man's game, but right in line with the idea that Scrabble has a lot in common with music, one of the two finalists was Joel Wapnick, a 54-year-old music professor from Canada who was the defending champion. He faced off against Brian Cappelletto, the young options trader from Chicago, in a best-of-five match at the Venetian. Felt handicapped them this way: "Wapnick has the best word knowledge in the game, Cappelletto the best board vision and creativity." Both were on their games. Out of the first eight plays in the first match, six of them were bingosthe term for when a player uses all seven tiles and gets a 50-point bonus.
In the final game of the match, Cappelletto opened with "O-V-A-R-I-A-N," unusual because he used both blanks in the first rack to achieve it. Cappelletto went on to win the $25,000 title and modestly noted, "I had so many breaks in the game."
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Melex archer is a boring programmer who out of boredom signs up to Free Medical Experimentation at FreeMedExperiments.eu and thus, becomes a mutant ninja.
This game was inspired by AAA title Prototype. It involves fighting off hordes off mutants, military, tearing down buildings, fighting off giant bosses and having the attack button go right through your keyboard and the desk.
Left / Right arrow - run around
Up arrow - Run up the walls
Down arrow - Slide down the walls / Stomp
Z, Y or W - Jump
X - Attack
C - Special attack
Left + Right (hold) - Charge
Escape or P - Pause menu
This game uses the autosave feature. Your progress is saved each time you complete a mission.
In [secret] your progress is saved when entering the pause menu.
The high scores are posted when completing a mission entering the Main Menu.
Even if you fail a mission, you get to keep all the loot (gems and powerups), so that the next try will be a bit easier.
There is an infallible tactic for every boss you encounter, the fun part is working that out :)
There is a secret powerup, that is too secret to write about it here.
Melex drops Thelemite gems too when he dies, you can gather these on retry (not much, but still).
Remember that powerups are keys to success. There's invincibility, ground spikes, double jumps, quadriple jumps. If you have trouble, think how can you use them to force your way!
Riddley boss tips
As I said, there's an infallible tactic for every boss. If you have trouble with any of the bosses, please read the riddley hints below. I didn't want to spoil all the fun, so I hope you like it in this form.
Those with heavy legs need _special_ tratment.
Those with long legs never look at the _sky_.
Those without legs _hate_ special treatment.
Those with fiery legs won't _charge_ you. (This one is lame, sorry)
Had fun... and that's what counts
3 things:
1. fix the controls (might make the game better if you introduce some combo posibilities)
2. schale it up a bit more ( make the buildings bigger relative to the player... maybe introduce a level where you have to run up a building... etc)
All of you fuckheads who bring up Prototype, a multi-million dollar budget game made in 4 years, and compare it to this one, a solo, indie, flash side-scroller button mashing game... should have your digestive systems, because it seems your colons are situated in between your ears and your digestive sfincters have swapped roles.
Well someone has played their Prototype I see
Crazy addicting and fun deffinately deserves 10/10
That game is like in the game prototype,alex mercer has a man until something radioactive has happened,but he is not the single mutant,but,alex mercer can change skin,why you don't maked the change of skin in the game?
And AWESOME GAME!!!!!!!!!!!!!
great game
last boss was a cake walk, once you have all the upgrades you'd think it would be more difficult but really, come on make it more difficult once you have all the upgrades
other than that it is an awesome great game


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When you think of Rod Stewart, you think raspy vocals, poofy hair and maybe the song "Maggie May," which came out in 1971 and became his breakout hit in the U.S. Since then, the Grammy-winning singer has enjoyed one of the longest careers in pop music. He's released dozens of albums and been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame twice — as a solo artist in 1994, and again this year as a member of the '70s British band Faces.
So what milestones are left for Stewart? For starters, a memoir: This fall, he released Rod: The Autobiography. The book traces Stewart's musical roots back to his childhood in North London and a family that encouraged him to dream big.
"They let me go into music," Stewart says. "You can understand that in the early '60s, it [wasn't] like it is now, where every Tom, Dick and Harry is in a band. In those days, it was rather brave."
Stewart also has a new holiday album, Merry Christmas, Baby, which features collaborations with Cee-Lo Green, Michael Bublé and Mary J. Blige. Here, he discusses his latest ventures and his long career with NPR's Rachel Martin.
Interview Highlights
On coming to the U.S. with The Jeff Beck Group
"Because I was a white boy from North London trying to sing rhythm & blues and soul music, I was paranoid that the curtain would go back and it would be all full of black people, and they'd yell, 'Fraud! Fraud!' But it wasn't: We were on a bill with The Grateful Dead and it was loads of hippies, and they accepted me. You know, James Brown once said that I was the greatest white soul singer ever."
On devoting a chapter of Rod to his hair
"I started having my bouffant hairstyle, as I used to call it, way back in the late '60s. ... I just [thought] people would be interested. I'd never heard of hair lacquer around my way, where I lived in those days, and even a hairdryer was considered absolute luxury. My sister had a hairdryer, and I remember I used to have to put warm water and sugar on my hair and then run up to my sister's [house], about 50 yards away, in the middle of winter, and blowdry it."
On illness and his voice
"My voice has gotten a lot better over the last 10 years, especially when it comes to ballads. ... I had thyroid cancer a few years back and had a very serious operation, but I was lucky: I was in and out of the hospital in two or three days. And that sort of lowered my voice a little bit, about half a tone. So it gave it a warmth that previously wasn't there."
When you think of Rod Stewart, you think raspy vocals, that hair and maybe this song:
ROD STEWART: (Singing) Wake up, Maggie, I think I got something to say to you.
MARTIN: "Maggie May" came out in 1971, and it quickly flew up to the top of the pop music charts in the U.K. and it became Stewart's first breakout bit in the U.S. Since then, the Grammy Award-winning singer has enjoyed one of the longest careers on pop music. He's released dozens of albums. He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a solo artist in 1994 and again this year as a member of the '70s British band The Faces. So, what musical milestone was left for Stewart? Well, a Christmas album, of course. More about that in a moment. He's also written an autobiography. The book traces Stewart's musical roots back to his childhood in North London and a family that encouraged him to dream big.
STEWART: Very, very close, very loving, very helpful, very supportive family.
MARTIN: When you think about where you came from, can you identify a person who helped put you on the path?
STEWART: In the early days, it would have been my dad who bought me a guitar for no apparent reason when I wanted a station for my railway set. And also the guy who discovered me was a guy called Long John Baldry. Discovered me singing on a railway station way back in the '60s and asked me to join his band.
STEWART: (Singing) Up above my head, up above my head, I hear music in the air, I hear music in the air. Up above my head, up above my head, I hear music in the air...
MARTIN: You write in your book about the first time you came to the United States. You were with the Jeff Beck Group at the time. You were quite nervous in this setting.
STEWART: I was a white boy from North London trying to sing rhythm & blues and soul music. I was paranoid that the curtain would go back and it would be all full of black people, and they'd shout out, you know, fraud, fraud, fraud, fraud. But it wasn't and they accepted me. And, you know, James Brown once said that I was the greatest white soul singer ever.
MARTIN: That's pretty high praise.
STEWART: Yeah, my man James.
STEWART: (Singing) Help me love you, baby, you're driving my poor heart crazy.
MARTIN: I want to talk about your image over the years. You dedicate an entire chapter in your book to your hair.
STEWART: Well, it was the hairstyle was around a lot longer than my career. You know, I mean, I started having my bouffant hair way back in the late '60s. And to write the chapter about it, I just think people would be interested. You know, because lacquer was in - I never heard of hair lacquer around my way, where I lived in those days, and even a hairdryer was considered absolute luxury. And my sister had a hairdryer, and I remember I used to have to put warm water and sugar on my hair and then run up to my sister's about 50 yards away in the middle of winter and blow-dry it, you know.
STEWART: (Singing) if you want my body and you think I'm sexy, come on sugar, let me know. If you think...
MARTIN: I want to go back in time again a little bit and do a little name-word association, if you don't mind, with people in your life.
MARTIN: When I say someone's name, if you could just kind of say the first thoughts or memory that comes into mind.
MARTIN: Jeff Beck.
STEWART: Brilliance personified and miserable bugger.
MARTIN: Sam Cooke.
STEWART: If there wasn't Sam there'd be no Rod.
MARTIN: Freddie Mercury.
STEWART: Oh, my dear friend. Miss him.
MARTIN: Ronnie Wood.
STEWART: I got an email from him today.
MARTIN: Did you?
STEWART: Yeah, yeah. Decided to email me and congratulate me and is making me laugh, which makes me happy.
MARTIN: Bob and Elsie Stewart.
STEWART: Oh, me mum and dad, yeah. Loving, loving, loving, love mum and dad. Everybody should have a mum and dad like that.
MARTIN: What did they tolerate in you?
STEWART: They let me go into music. You know, you got to understand in the early '60s, it's not like it is now where every Tom, Dick and Harry is in a band. You know, in those days, it was rather brave, I thought. It was a big, big risk. But they gave me 100 percent support, as did my whole family - me two brothers and me two sisters. I was so lucky.
STEWART: (Singing) Have yourself a merry little Christmas...
MARTIN: This is the first Christmas album that you've made.
STEWART: Yes, it is.
MARTIN: It is. Why now?
STEWART: Well, it's something I've been putting off for quite a while and a lot of people have asked me to do it. But I think, you know, I've got two small kids - I've got eight kids all together - and I've got two little ones. One is six years of age and the other one's a year and a half. So - and I just wanted to sort of do it for them. You know, that's part of the reason. And because I've done the "American Songbook."
MARTIN: This is your previous album.
STEWART: Yeah. Well, there's - there were five albums that sold over 20 million of "The Great American Songbook." So, then this was almost a natural progression to do this one. My voice has gotten a lot better over the last 10 years, especially when it comes to balance. I don't know if you know but I had a cancer, a fibroid cancer a few years back and had a very serious operation. But I was lucky. I was in and out of hospital in two or three days, you know. And that sort of lowered my voice a little bit, half a tone. So, it gave it a warmth that previously wasn't there.
MARTIN: I imagine you had to work at recapturing your voice though after a surgery like that.
STEWART: Yeah, I did, yeah. It was a good nine months before the voice came back. It was every day, you know, I'd go in and sing "Maggie May." And I'd be able to sing wake up, Maggie, and then my voice would go. So, the next day I'd be able to go in with the band, wake up, Maggie, I think I've got something to say to you. And then we did line after line until I could sing the whole song. And then I could do two songs and then 20 songs.
MARTIN: Let's listen to a little bit from this new Christmas album. This is a song you did with Cee-lo Green. This is called "Merry Christmas, Baby."
ROD STEWART AND CEE-LO GREEN: (Singing) I said Merry Christmas, baby, you sure do treat me nice. Bought me a diamond ring for Christmas and I feel like I'm in paradise, all right. Well, I'm feeling mighty fine, y'all, got my music on the radio...
MARTIN: I got to say, there's something about those two voices that go together quite nicely.
STEWART: Yeah, magic, that - really magic. He's a lovely fellow, too. I really like him a lot.
MARTIN: How did the duet with Cee-lo come together? Is that just something you thought, oh, we can make good music?
STEWART: No. I take no credit for that. It was the wonderful producer, David Foster. It was his idea. He produced the album. He came up with all the other artists. So, he takes the credit. Not me.
MARTIN: Let's get into the album again. Let's listen to another...
STEWART: Play the Michael Buble one.
MARTIN: You want us to?
STEWART: Yeah. He's such a lovely fellow.
MICHAEL BUBLE: (Singing) Sleigh bell ring, are you listening, in the lane snow is glistening, a beautiful sight, we're happy tonight, walking in a winter wonderland.
STEWART: (Singing) Gone away is the bluebird, here to stay is a new bird. He sings a lot of songs as we go along walking in a winter wonderland...
MARTIN: So, this was your request. What do you like about this song?
STEWART: It's just, it's so gay. You should see us two when we do it.
MARTIN: Do you mean in the happy, joyous way?
STEWART: Any old way you want, gay. It's just so funny with the two of us singing. We're just so different ends of the rock spectrum, if you want. You know, it's just cute when we get together.
MARTIN: You've talked a lot about your family and your kids. You have eight kids you said, right?
STEWART: Yes. Yeah, yeah.
MARTIN: How has being a dad changed you?
STEWART: Oh, man. This is a big ole question. I mean, especially if it's changed me in the last seven years at my age to have a six-year-old and a 15-month-old.
MARTIN: How old are you now?
STEWART: Sixty-seven. And it's really given me a new lease on life, you know, it really is. If there's a fountain of youth, that would be it. My son demands I play soccer with him after school for an hour every day, running about and kicking the ball with him. And it's really tremendous.
MARTIN: So, what's left then?
STEWART: Happiness, which I've got now. I've had such a wonderful round and such a wonderful life and a wonderful career. I couldn't ask for anything else.
STEWART: (Singing) Should old acquaintance be forgot, for the sake of Auld Lang Syne.
MARTIN: Rod Stewart. His latest album is "Merry Christmas, Baby." And you can read an excerpt from "Rod: The Autobiography" on our website, npr.org. This is WEEKEND EDITION from NPR News. I'm Rachel Martin. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright National Public Radio.


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It was more mental than physical Saturday afternoon for the Chiefs.
Under sunny skies and humid conditions, Todd Haley put his team through a 2½-hour session at Missouri Western State University. The pace was somewhere in between a regular practice and a walkthrough and there was considerable time spent on sorting through plays, fundamentals and situational football. It was certainly a much slower pace than Friday's first camp practice.
Haley tested his team's concentration by going into a situation drill where the offense tries to draw the defense offside on fourth down and short. The offense was successful just once, as DE Glenn Dorsey jumped the line of scrimmage.
First-round draft choice WR Jonathan Baldwin suffered the first injury of his NFL career. On a quick slant pattern, QB Matt Cassel threw a rocket-like pass that bounced off Baldwin's hands. He returned to the huddle grabbing at his left hand, as trainers worked on him. They seemed to be concentrating on his left thumb. Baldwin did not go back into practice.
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– TE Tony Moeaki and RB Tervaris Johnson were both in the rehab area getting their right knees stronger.
– That let 59 players to participate in the work, as the free agents signed were not available. That was true for the two players signed on Saturday: NT Kelly Gregg and WR Zeke Markshausen.
– Rookie free agent Lucas Patterson has switched sides. On Friday he was working with the defensive line – his college position – but on Saturday he was practicing with the offensive line.
– The last 10 minutes of practice was devoted to team work, with the offense trying to come out from deep in their territory. On one of the very first plays, CB Brandon Flowers picked off a pass from Matt Cassel to WR Jerheme Urban and returned it for a score.
– In the same drill, ILB Demorrio Williams had good coverage on TE Charlie Gantt and knocked down a throw that Cassel tried to force in.
– QB Tyler Palko has been taking most of the snaps with the No. 2 offense and he and Gantt hooked up on a nice deep ball with ILB Jovan Belcher covering the tight end. Later, rookie QB Ricky Stanzi connected with WR Verran Tucker on a long completion.
– Young TEs Gantt and Cody Slate, along with rookie FB Shane Bannon were having problems with the mental side of the offense, especially with all the movement, motion and shifts that goes with those two positions.
– Rookie G Chris Harr made it two days in a row for losing his lunch on the practice field. Saturday's event was not nearly as big or messy as Friday, so progress was made, and you know coaches are all about progress.
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July 30, 2011 - Tenand6 says:
Our character-challenged #3 pick has no excuse not to be at practice. Big red flag?
July 31, 2011 - pookie says:
hey bob what's the scoop on justin houston? money or a silly agent or does pioli want him to have a clause about any future trouble with the law?
If it's a family situation or something serious like that of course that's personal and no questions excusable.
maybe i'm making too much out of it.
July 31, 2011 - KC_Guy says:
Harr slimming down to TE??
If he continues this way he won't have any weight issues … -
July 31, 2011 - el cid says:
I do not believe anyone will EVER hear what the problem is, even if he does not sign or ever play football again. The Chiefs do not talk and in this case, fine by me.
As for Harr, must be a high character kid. He is to darned small for the OL and to change positions in the NFL is hard, Hali is a fine athlete and did it but Harr??
July 31, 2011 - TDKC says:
ahh progress. The "biggest loser" method might kill this kid.
August 4, 2011 - KCchiefsFan says:
Reports from Chiefs' first practice Friday noted that Chris Harr hurled. Don't read too much into it — that happens fairly often. Harr is a 6'6 310lb. offensive lineman. He was a left tackle in College; he is currently playing LG and RG in training camp.
Bill Muir has been interested in him for quite some time now.


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What's with the question mark tacked onto the end of the title of Love?, Jennifer Lopez's sixth studio album? Maybe she's trying to head off any possibility of an ambiguous reception for the material. Maybe she's making a philosophical statement about the nature of affection. Maybe it doesn't mean anything, although the people who process culture will have fun with it, regardless.
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Manager Rob Taylor hailed his players' desire and determination as Diss pulled eight points clear of the Ridgeons League Premier Division drop zone with a vital victory over ten-man Wivenhoe.
The Tangerines have now won their last three games to ease their relegation worries – and Taylor's target of a mid-table finish is now a distinct possibility.
In a close game, strikers James Pipe and Stuart Jopling capitalised on defensive errors to give Diss a two-goal cushion at half-time. Markel Greenidge reduced the arrears in the second half, but the visitors then saw the lively Tola Odedoyin sent off for two bookable offences.
"We made it happen by closing them down and forcing them into making mistakes," said Taylor. "The win has created some breathing space between us and the bottom three, and it would be nice now to finish halfway. It's a tough league, but the boys are learning all the time and we are getting better every week."
Diss enjoyed the lion's share of possession, but what would have pleased Taylor most was when his side didn't have the ball – they worked tirelessly, closing down space and dispossessing dithering Wivenhoe players.
The home side reaped the rewards for their work off the ball as they pressurised the Dragons into mistakes that cost them the game.
Goalkeeper Richie Robbins was unable to control defender Ryan Brown's heavy back pass, and leading goalscorer Pipe took full advantage to claim his 12th goal of the season with a cool finish.
Two minutes before the break, captain Tom Cutts gave the ball away at the back and Joel Brien's cross, flicked on by Jamie Speller, was met nicely by the unmarked Jopling at the back post.
Wivenhoe responded in the second half, and they pulled a goal back through Greenidge's close range header in the 68th minute.
Midfield man Greenidge came close to snatching a point for the Dragons, but his looping header came back off the crossbar.
Nine minutes from time, winger Odedoyin received his second yellow card for an innocuous looking challenge on Jopling.
Wivenhoe, despite being down to ten men, piled forward in the final minutes in search of an equaliser but returned home to Essex empty-handed.
• Diss: Webster, J Cole, Garner, Taylor, Foley, Shadrack, Brien (Easlea, 71), Steward, Jopling, Pipe (King, 87), Speller. Subs not used: Watts-Sturrock, G Cole, Leggett.
Booked: Foley.
Goals: Pipe (13), Jopling (43).
• Wivenhoe: Robins, Spindler, Lampon, Brown (Dennis, 60), Cutts, Turner (Moore, 74), Amass, Greenidge, Catchpole (Licence, 60), Connell, Odedoyin.
Bookings: Odedoyin, Greenidge.
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There was no controversy this time.
Richard Hale advanced to the Season 7 heavyweight tournament finals with a first-round technical knockout victory over Thiago Santos at Bellator 79 on Friday night at Casino Rama at Orillia, Canada.
Referee Dan Miragliotta stopped the bout at the 3:31 mark of the opening frame.
Hale (21-4-1) hung tough during a furious opening salvo from Santos (11-2, 1 NC).
The Brazilian then attempted a standing guillotine before executing a takedown and moving to side control.
Shahbulat Shamhalaev (11-1-1) punched his ticket to the Bellator Season 7 featherweight tournament finals in emphatic fashion, knocking out Mike Richman (13-2) with a beautifully timed counter right hand. The stoppage came 1:45 into the opening frame.
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Quote from: YellowKing on April 17, 2016, 05:54:48 PM
I'm not very good at it right now (money is a major problem), but I've avoided reading any strategies just to see how much I can discover on my own. Glad I picked it up.
Not going to spoil anything but watch TV every morning, some important stuff there.