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Mumbai, April 04, 2008: The 1st final of the Edelweiss 20s Challenge featured the invincible Lahore Badshahs, taking on the most improved Indian side Hyderabad Heroes, at the Tau Devi Lal Stadium, Sector-3, Panchkula. A high octane encounter was on cards between the 3rd ranked team in the world (Batercard power rankings), Lahore Badshahs & the Heroes, a side on the ascendancy mode. In the end it was the Heroes who handed the Lahore Badshahs their first defeat by 6 runs.
The experts analyzed the track to be a sporting one all set to produce a cracking game of cricket. Chris Harris won the toss and elected to bat. The Heroes started the campaign for their final frontier with their left-right combination of Maher & Razzaq. It was a positive start with Razzaq plying his trade for the Heroes, taking on his compatriots in the Badshahs team. At the end of the 4th over the Heroes were off to a flier at 31 for no loss.
Inzamam brought on Rana Naved as first change & he responded immediately getting the dangerous Razzaq for 21 in the 6th over. At the half way mark of their innings, the Heroes were placed at 67/2. The wily Mushtaq & Shahid Nazir were turning in some tight bowling in the crucial middle overs drying up the boundaries. At the ends of the 15th over the Heroes were working hard for their runs at 90/2, with Kemp & Rayudu holding fort for the Hyderabad side. Rayudu was taking the initiative & played some lovely strokes to break the shackles. The partnership between Rayudu & Kemp came to an end in the 18thover when the impressive Rana Naved castled Kemp leaving the Heroes score at 117/3. A brilliant piece of fielding from Inzamam caught Rayudu short of his ground, run out for a well made 44. In the end the Badshahs formidable bowling line restricted the Heroes to 143/6 in their allotted 20 overs, despite an eventful last over which resulted in two free hits & cost 17 runs.
The Badshahs had an indifferent start with Abdul Razzaq packing back the dangerous Nazir cheaply for 5. It was working out to be a fascinating contest between bat & ball with both Kemp & Razzaq bowling a disciplined line & length, not allowing the Badshahs any freedom to play their strokes. At the end of the 5th over the Badshahs were delicately placed at 22/1. Binny got the big break with Hasan Raza's wicket leaving the Badshahs in a lot of trouble at 3/36 in the 8th over. The Badshahs were feeling the pressure of the big final & matters were not helped by some great bowling from Binny & Boje. At the halfway mark of their innings the Badshahs were facing a daunting task at 50/4, needing another 94 runs at nearly 10 runs per over & their top four batsmen back in the dugout.
The Heroes were continuing their great work in the field right through the middle overs, drying the runs for the Badshahs' middle order. With 5 overs to go the Badshahs needed 57off 30 balls at around 12runs per over & Azhar Mahmood holding the key.
It was turning out to be another close match with Taufeeq Umar & Mahmood building up a good partnership needing 37 to win of the last 3 overs. Just when Mahmood was taking away the match with his little cameo, a direct hit from Jimmy Maher sent him back to the dugout for a wonderful 34, brining the Heroes right back in contention. It went down to the last over from Razzaq with the Badshahs needing 12 runs off 6 balls. It was an eventful over with wides, run-outs & wickets in the end the Heroes won the nail bitter 6 runs.
Heroes topple Badshahs in a thriller
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Matilde is a vintage mannequin i aquired from local antique store for the experimental photography projects such as this one - she is one of the most cooperative models i have ever met and her stillness during photo sessions is unsurpassed. Nikon D7000 - Nikkor 55-200mm F5.6 Gigapan Pro
Sculpture by The Sea, Cottesloe Beach
This is the famous beach downton Malmö in Sweden. This is where I live and most of my pictures with action water comes. It was abot death cold freezing -6 centigrades and windy like He....... Brrrr.
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More Than 78,000 Giant African Land Snails Collected In S. Fla.It's been a year since the Giant African Land Snail began its invasion of South Florida. Since that time, more than 77,000 snails have been collected on 340 properties in Miami-Dade County.
More Than 40,000 Giant African Land Snails Collected In S. Fla.The Giant African Land Snail may not sound like a rapidly growing problem. But state officials have been trying to fight the invasion since September of last year.


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It appears inevitable that the Horde and Alliance are on a collision course for war at Ahn'Qiraj. Surprisingly, it is not a war with each other, but rather with the silithid, and whatever force controls them. Also surprisingly, both sides are doing their part to gather the resources necessary to wage a successful war.I am collecting runecloth bandages to distribute to the soldiers, but I won't be successful without assistance, hopefully yours. Is this something that you can aid me with, <class>?
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text: THE ELUSIVE GREAT ADVENTURE BABOON HAS BEEN CAPTURED! NEW JERSEY IS SAFE!Brian Hickey7/02/11 3:30pmFiled to: When baboons escapeSafariGreat adventureNature13EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink The Star-Ledger and others are reporting that a runaway baboon from the Six Flags amusement-park safari in Jackson, NJ was tranquilized and taken into custody around 2:40 p.m. after three days on the lam. Advertisement "Our staff confirmed that an adolescent baboon was found in Howell," said Kristin B. Siebeneicher, a spokeswoman for Six Flags Great Adventure. "The animal was tranquilized and is being brought to the safari for a physical exam and health assessment. ... While we haven't confirmed the origin of this animal, it seems likely that it is one of the Safari's baboons."Great Adventure is home to a drive-through safari. About 150 baboons roam free and breed inside a chain link fence there, and the state does not require the park to keep an exact count of how many primates it has on a given day.Now, the only thing Jerseyans have to B.O.L.O. for are gorilla juiceheads which generally are not as fleet of foot as to warrant much concern. Advertisement Escaped baboon is captured in Monmouth County [NJ.com]Reply13 repliesLeave a reply


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Social media marketing encompasses a wide range of tactics, but which ones really work? Well, it depends on a few things. You have to identify the needs and niche of the client. Having a clear understanding of these things will allow you as the social media guru to market them in places that will allow for the greatest success, versus trying to "spam" them in every outlet available.
At Amplify Interactive, we've identified 3 avenues to explore when a client is looking to engage in SMM:
2) Identify relevant communities to join. Create a user profile & actively engage in discussions with members.
3) Bookmarking (or as Ben says: "bookmarketing"). It's like trick-or-treating on Halloween. You're in search of the best candy (articles, websites, etc.), using your favorite bucket (del.icio.us, StumbleUpon, ect.) to store it, so you can share it!
That being said, social media marketing is powered by user-generated content & spread by word-of-mouth. In theory, this all sounds great. When put to the test, does a blog have the power to affect change, create a sense of urgency or a call to action?


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Asus Z170M Plus mATX Motherboard Review
Asus are calling this their "Flagship micro-ATX Z170 with 5X Protection II for dependable stability, fantastic DDR4 performance, and reversible USB Type-C connectivity". It's a rather odd claim for this motherboard, Asus have flagship product lines, the Rampage and ROG series for example. Why would they call Z170M Plus motherboard a flagship?
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THE WORLD HAS BEEN INVADED BY ALIENS! It's up to a nerdy, lazy high school kid to save it!
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Teleport your way past rockets and spikes to get the box to the goal in this puzzle-platformer.
Pretty interesting concept, shooting things to swap places with them. it's a bit like Portal, but not really. Great combination of puzzle and platformer though, the only thing that annoys me a bit is how I can't really kill the bad guys, even though I wield a weapon. Also that you can't click on the levels to start them, you have to select and press the button. But otherwise, it's great. Nice game!
the graphics are good but controls are totally screwed up if i touch a button say d the robot shoots frwards and keeps trying to walk once he has already rammed into the wall. push space and he hops up and down forever and ever- literally. fix control glitch and illgive another star
holy crap difficulty = max man i beat it though took a few hours awesome puzzle game i found an invincibility glitch on level 3 though not sure if that is typical though the other reviews don't say anything about it
anyway awesome game a 4/5 in my book keep making games you are pretty good
I thought the basic gameplay was decent but it was way more fun for me to try to beat the early simple levels as fast as possible than to get three stars and advance to more complex levels. I think that the standard game would benefit from being faster paced (like the flash portal game) with maybe some unlockable levels/abilities from completing each level with only a few shots and/or being under a certain time (though I understand that this might not be the direction you want to take this in). Otherwise, I thought that this game was pretty cool and with a few tweaks to the controls and graphics it could be a 4.5-5 star game imo.


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"Poltergeist" - Roc Marciano (Prod. Alchemist) - Music Video
From Reloaded...
Arch Druids on the production, homie.
U FAGGITs AINT READY FOR ROC MARCY
i dont think this is on reloaded
I THINK ROC HAS A ENTIRE ALBUM COMING OUT WIT ARCH DRUIDs
Lol @ the long pause stares throughout the vid. It's almost like he's staring at you wu corp lames in disgust |
all Roc Marciano / Arch Druids collaborations have been a fucking problem.. some of the illest hip-hop you will find out there, that's for sure.. this is not on "Reloaded", and it could be on "Scorched Earth Policy" but that has been in the making for like 3 years or something so i am leaning towards Roc Marciano's next album will be produced by Arch Druids (using some of the cuts from abovementioned project)..
this is not on "Reloaded" BUT in an interview Roc said that he has TWO albums coming out, he set up his deal so that he's free to do that and he's signed to two labels. Decon is releasing "Reloaded" on November 23 (check out the other new song "Rocky II" btw, will not be on the album but its in promotion of it), and he is also signed to Man Bites Dog or whatever it's called, the one where Copywrite is signed. in the interview he said he'll release an album pretty soon after "Reloaded" on that album. all these Arch Druids singles could be from there... i hope so, because a full-length collabo between those two would be a real fucking problem for the hip-hop community! |
roc marciano and ka album metal clergy is coming after reloaded.
roc marciano is a threat.im actually glad he chose to leave busta
ya im pumped for metal clergy. a bitchin album twill be no diggity
lol at thinking this is alchemist, great track
My bad! I found the video when ALC tweeted it and he wrote "RELOADED" in all caps....
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Anyway it's no big secret so I'll just post it in here.
First of all thanks for the invite tomorrow but I will not be able to get off work :(
I was wondering if you know where I could get some pigeons. My dog is 8 mo and never introduced to birds.
All of my pigeons are homers right now , but I am getting 300 chukar on Friday....I have to go to Newark, NJ to ship a pup on Sat , but you are welcome to come (by appt) next Sunday and we can let your pup chase a chuckie, and throw a dead duck...
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I've always hated normal ink highlighters. They get nasty and black on the tips, smudge pencil and bleed ink. On top of that, they get dried out and useless unexpectedly, which can put a major wrench in a project if you haven't got another on hand. These seemed absolutely genius- much better than the way I used to use colored pencils in elementary school. They truly come out in a highlighter-bright neon color. My only issue would be that you do have to color fairly hard, and go over it a few times (think coloring in a picture) to get it to show up brightly. I can't yet speak to whether or not they will legitimately last longer than an old-fashioned highlighter, but I'll know when it comes! Clean and clever. Definitely happy with these.
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So, I got done with this game at about 12 am Monday Morning. Yeah, kinda pass my 11:30pm dead line deal but hey, shit happens!
So, This is the part where I talk a bit about my final thoughts on the game, the trophies and what not.
The mix of action and rpg was good. There were times that the random battles got annoying but when you have an open area to avoid the goons then you could breeze pass them with no problem. But then again there are times that you want to fight just to see some of the hard core finshers you could pull off. There are times where you pull a finisher (like the one where you swing a guy around by the feet and slam him into a wall) you can tell that would kill a normal man, but well, nothing happens, guy isn't dead... just bruised... It adds a funny charm to the whole thing.
I had a weird problem with the subtitles. I think that SEGA kinda dropped the ball at some points. One scene has the main character, Kazuma Kiryu, and two other characters are talking about a group called Black Monday. There are times the others in the room say something about Black Monday (it's the only thing they say in english) but the subtitles don't show what they were saying, it shows something else, either the person in charge of subbing the game just paraphrased what was going on, or just decided no one would notice.
The two problems I have with this game is the sub-stories. They are repetitive and well, boring. Yeah you can get some items and money but well, I wish they would mark them better on your map, I hated when a sub story had me go to some street, but no markers or anything show up, later on when doing a quest with a partner a green dot shows up on your map. Made me wish that would happen for any active sub story. I guess since the game has like 120 stories that you could have many activated at once the map could get a bit crowded but something could be done about it.
The second problem was the orphanage scenes. Yeah I get that these show Kazuma's new life and all, but they could have been either done quicker or been skip able. The second to last chapter in the game was killing me because I knew I was close to the end but everything came to a jarring stop because a kid had asthma or one girl was a hair's breath away from being conned into whoring herself out... (ok not whoring herself out, but when a 13 yr old girl answers a shady want ad for a job in a back alleyway... nothing good comes from that!)
The story was good, some cliche parts that you know were going to happen if you are a fan of crime dramas. The main draw for me was the fighting and how detailed the cities were. Can't wait to start up part 4!
Trophies Earned
So most of the trophies I got for my 10 were mainly story based so to avoid spoilers I wont go to much into them
The other trophies that helped me get my 10 were:
- Substory Enthusiast: This and Substory Addict were the most time consuming. I was close to the 50 mark so went for that. After awhile I just stumbled into the addict one when I was close to the end game.
- Substory Addict
- Key Collector: Already had the Okinawa lockers open and had to get about 4 more for the Tokyo section, wasn't too bad thanks to some walkthroughs
- Path of the Warrior: This annoyed and worried me at first due to some trophy sites making it sound like you had to go through all the training missions, but come to find out, only talk to the guys once they pop up triggers this one.
- Hat Trick: This is for getting 3 bulls eyes in a row. Best way to do this is pick 01, play alone, and pick 901 (this gives you 20 rounds) the aiming is a bit hard to get use to but after a bit I found a sweet spot that got me the trophy quickly!
- Tag Horder: Got this one after helping the bums in Tokyo get their building back. In the gambling hall they have a game called Cho-han. The first time I played it the woman kept rolling odds so I wond about 8000 tags, when i exited out to check how close I was to the 10,000 needed the computer then decided to mix it up more, took a bit but I got my goal.
- Chip Horder: Again, at the hobo building. Just went to the rolute table and put 500 on black and 500 on red, got the chip goal in about 10 min.
- Skilled Hitter: Had to get use to the aiming controls for the batting cage. But got this one like 1st round at the hard cage
- Thank You -YAKUZA 3 TEAM- Beat the game... thats all there is.
So, there you have it! Im trying to think how often I will do these blogs, don't know if I will do it every weekend or whatever!


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This salad is an explosion of spicy, sweet, fresh, and mind-blowingly delicious flavors!This salad began with an invitation to a Super Bowl party and a big bowl of Cara Cara oranges. Yep, that's what it took to get this creation going.The sweet, super juicy oranges were begging for a spicy wasabi dressing, and … [Read more...]
Introducing the Cara Cara Orange
Sometimes I eat something so good that I just have to make sure you know about it. You might be thinking this is an ordinary orange.However, looks can be deceiving.While the skin is bright orange, the interior flesh is a beautiful rosy pink, much like that of a Ruby grapefruit.The Cara Cara was … [Read more...]
Wilted Chard and Basil-Grapefruit Sesame Salad Recipe
What are you doing this weekend?Want to have brunch with me?Excellent! The menu . . . French Toast Bread Pudding Crispy Hash Browns with Eggs and a Side of Bacon Wilted Chard and Basil-Grapefruit Salad Spiced Granola Breakfast Cookies Chocolate Truffle Espresso Muffins Iced Mocha Smoothies There … [Read more...]
Organic Mixed Fruit Box from Melissa's Produce
It's rare these days to get anything other than bills and ads in the (snail) mail. So imagine my delight to find a big box at my doorstep when I arrived home the other day. And now imagine how happy I was to unveil a gorgeous collection of seasonal organic fruits! … [Read more...]
Introducing Sumo Citrus
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My grandfather was an amazing painter. He had a really cool studio in the house he shared with my grandmother. The floor of the studio was linoleum brick, its tables were filled with paints, and easels stood everywhere. My grandfather's paintings covered every inch of the walls, and my grandmother's African Violets … [Read more...]
Minty Grapefruit Brûlée
Is this dessert? Or is it a side of fresh fruit? Is it simply pretty on the plate? Who really cares -- it's divine tasting and absolutely stunning to look at.I'm serving this as part of brunch this weekend, but I think it'd work brilliantly after dinner, too. (Well, as brilliantly as any dessert that doesn't … [Read more...]
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In this student created video, Central Islip High School interviews girls cross country captain Dianna Mejia on why she joined the cross country team.
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how can i use a lightwave object in openGL?
i am a beginner in programming and i like to know how i can use the data in lightwaves lwo format to made it visible in an opengl window? is there any tool or method available or do i have to write my own stuff? i can't find any documentation or examples about that. sorry for my english, i am from europe. thanks.
no direct way. You would have to go through hell and beyond to directly do that. Lightwave objects are supposed to be raytraced, not rendered by polygon shaders. What you see in lightwave is only a simplification, which may not have any polygons written to the file, only funky parameters.
Find a simple file format you can export the features you really need to.
Find a simple file format you can export the features you really need to.
file format loaders and such
this should probably be wikied, someone do it for me, I'm lazy
this should probably be wikied, someone do it for me, I'm lazy
If you can save it as a .obj then using glm would be good. Check out the openGL website then go to downloads and lots of those things use glm. It is a easy to use free .obj loader and will compile lists and smooth the objects for you.
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text: Giuseppe CesariCesari, Giuseppe, called Cavaliere d'Arpino (jōzĕpˈpā chāˈzärē kävälyāˈrā därpēˈnō) [key], 1568–1640, Italian late mannerist painter. Cesari's outstanding works are the frescoes in the Capitol and in the Borghese Chapel, Church of Santa Maria Maggiore, Rome. Other works are Adam and Eve Expelled from Paradise (Louvre); a self-portrait (Uffizi); and Perseus and Andromeda (Metropolitan Mus.). Several eminent baroque painters, including Caravaggio, were his pupils. The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, 6th ed. Copyright © 2012, Columbia University Press. All rights reserved. See more Encyclopedia articles on: European Art, 1600 to the Present: Biographies |


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MUNICIPAL SUFFRAGE No. 3. What the women might, could, would, or should do, to make Knoxville a better place in which to live, if they had the ballot and one of the commissioners was a woman to look after our municipal housekeeping. 'Women are specially fitted to superintend the cleaning and beautifying of cities. Their delicate physical organization, greatly increased by an indoor life, and the length of their garments make them observant of the conditions of streets and public buildings. Knoxville is now paying good salaries to five commissioners to devote their whole time to the management of the city affairs. In two previous numbers of this series of articles on municipal housekeeping, the failure of officials to enforce the smoke ordinance and the selling of intoxicants and to remove obscene pictures was commented upon. Let us look now at the condition of our streets. In the last few years our citizens have gone to much expense to improve our streets and sidewalks. This has made our city most attractive in appearance, to the general observer, but when one looks closely and critically into conditions one finds because of neglect of little things, much discomfort is expe- ienced by those who have paid large [sums] for making our streets what they should be. Let us take one small section and see what its condition is on a rainy day. We will start from the university and come down Cumberland avenue. We find no sidewalk on one side of the street and on the other while there is an inferior sidewalk part of the way, there is a crossing which is utterly impossible for ladies to use in bad weather. The street is full of mud holes, which might be filled at a small cost if it were anybody's business to attend to such things. Coming on up Cumberland we find a soft drink stand for negroes. Nothing need be said as to its character as every one knows the character of all the so- called "soft drink stands." ..... scattered all over the sidewalks vnder the L. & N. bridges. Why should this rich road be required to clean up these unsightly places? We now come to the paved street, which though it has a very steep grade is paved with asphalt. The humane society should certainly put in a protest against streets with steep grades being paved with asphalt. It is with the greatest difficulty that horses with heavy loads can pull up this street and in rainy weather and when ice is on the street it is almost impassable for vehicles. Some one should see that no more steep grades in Knoxville are paved with such materials. Continuing up Cumberland we come to two driveways where during a rain the water runs down them and over the pavement, causing passers-by to have to walk in water or take to the road. Or if we turn up Henly (sic.) street we find an alley with a very steep grade, where the water flows, during a rain, in a constant stream over the sidewalk, as those whose business it was to look after the matter allowed ine drain to be put on the outside of the sidewalk instead of the inside. Many of the downspouts in this neighborhood are allowed to dis- charge their water on the surface instead of its being conducted underground to the gutters, where the water would keep the gutters clean. Because of running on surface the water pours over pavements during a hard rain and is most uncomfortable for pedestrians. All these are comparatively small matters, but how much discomfort they oc- casion our citizens and then they are totally unnecessary. They show the need of more judicious municipal housekeeping. Give a woman the job to look after these small affairs and see if there will not be some improvement. L. CROZIER FRENCH
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Syl Johnson On His Two Grammy Noms: 'Should Have Been Three -- Kanye and Jay-Z Sampled Me'
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One would think an underappreciated soul music legend like Syl Johnson would be elated by his two recent Grammy Award nominations for Best Historical Album and Best Liner Notes for his four-CD, six-LP box set "Syl Johnson: Complete Mythology" (Numero Group). But true to his mercurial form, Syl has some spleen to vent.
"Should have been three," the seventy-five-year-old firecracker said by phone from his home in Chicago. "[Kanye West and Jay-Z] sampled me and Curtis Mayfield, slowed us down and cut us up." Johnson is referring to "The Joy," a bonus track from the duo's "Watch the Throne" record (a Best Rap Album Grammy nominee) that sampled Johnson's classic track "Different Strokes" -- allegedly without proper clearences. The song was originally slated to appear on a deluxe edition of West's "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy" but much to Johnson's dismay the song came out on the WTT album without the proper clearances.
Kanye West, Jay-Z Sued By Soul Legend Syl Johnson Over Uncleared Sample (Listen)
"I don't know why Kanye didn't get with me first," says Johnson, "the man knows me and my daughter -- he knows my daughter well." Indeed Syleena Johnson, Syl's daughter, sang back-up on "All Falls Down" the second single off West's 2004 "College Dropout." "[Kanye] said he wanted to meet with me and apologize - since I sued him -- but I didn't sue him to be smart, I sued him because that's the right thing to do man, I'm a musician."
Johnson -- and his lawyers -- are only too familiar with artists using his music without permission -- especially the song "Different Strokes." According to whosampled.com, the 1967 track has been sampled by more than 90 artists, ranging from Michael Jackson and Run-DMC to the Go! Team and Public Enemy. "That's my biggest money-maker," Johnson says.
Dapper Don: A promo shot of a Syl Johnson from his Twinight Record label. |
It's easy to hear why "Different Strokes" -- with its funky, wordless intro with Syl's deep soul yelp, an in-the-pocket drum beat and a then-unknown Minnie Ripperton cackling -- became such a heavily sampled song and eventually brought Johnson financial gain.
"Wu-Tang made me …not wealthy…but semi-wealthy," Syl says when asked about a house he built with a guitar on the roof reportedly financed by a settlement with the Staten Island hip-hop group. "I could have gotten it without them," he says, "I'd just gotten a big settlement from BET [who sampled the track for "Rap City"] and the Ghetto Boys."
The story of Johnson's sampling claims and his colorful and complex career path is keenly documented in Ken Shipley's excellent 52-page liner notes to "Complete Mythology." Shipley succinctly breaks down Johnson's affiliation with a multitude of labels (Federal, Twilight/Twinight, Hi, Ace), seminal artists and producers (Junior Wells, Jackie Wilson, Jimmy Reed, Willie Mitchell) and career changes (he owned chain of fish restaurants, worked for UPS, was a part-time deputy marshall) while separating fact from fiction (Robert Johnson, it turns out, may not be Syl's father). The text is accompanied by archival photography and painstakingly researched recording details.
How the Numero Group's Shipley, Tom Lundt and Rob Servier got permission from Johnson to compile the box set deserves its own liner notes. "I thought they were gangsters," Johnson says. "They followed me for two years." Syl still doesn't know how the trio unearthed his old recordings, which he compares to archeologists digging up ancient Egyptian cities. "They're young and they hustle," he says. "The studios would keep these safeties -- I forgot about them, but they found them and I can't explain how." The result is 81 remastered soul rarities and unpressed singles covering the years 1959-1971 cementing Syl's rightful place among the pantheon of great R&B-soul singers. And the set could pick-up two Grammys.
Johnson is playing L.A.'s Echo during Grammy weekend. "I'm hoping my female friends can come on and guest with me," he says referring to the three women whom he's been making music with: an Australian named Melody (a.k.a. Melody Whittle), Vicci Martinez (the third place finisher on "The Voice") and his daughter Syleena.
And what would happen should Syl be called to the Grammy stage? When asked, he goes on a rant: "I'm gonna tell the young people, 'Come on, Man! Let's put some music out! Stop making synthetic music when you can make music yourselves! Play instruments...Make real music!" Something Syl Johnson for sure knows all about.


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ABC announced its 2013-14 schedule Tuesday (May 14) and among the new comedies was "Back in the Game," set to air Wednesday nights at 8:30 p.m., in between veteran shows "The Middle" and "Modern Family."
But "Back in the Game" stars Maggie Lawson — also currently starring on USA's "Psych," which has been renewed for an eighth season. So, what does this mean for Lawson?
"We are extraordinarily proud of Maggie for landing this well-deserved
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grown, and we look forward to watching Maggie's ongoing success on both 'Psych' and 'Back in The Game,'" co-presidents of USA Network Chris McCumber and Jeff Wachtel tell Zap2it in a statement.
There is no word yet as to how the two shows will share Lawson, or if her role on "Psych" will be scaled back. But we would imagine they'll do their best to accommodate one another.
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The team's attempt to nab a high-up member of the rogue Alpha organization Red Flag comes up empty, except for a computer and a severely autistic woman the bad guys left behind in the house. Gary is the first to realize that her seemingly random movements and noises comprise her own personal language, which seemingly only she (and Gary, with his transducer powers and an iPhone) can understand. Figuring that Red Flag must have been using her to encode their messages, they put her right to work going through that computer, with Gary as her liaison and new best friend. This project soon leads the team to realize that Red Flag plans to hijack and blow up a fuel truck. They follow the clues to stop it and… get the wrong vehicle.
Which makes sense, once Gary figures out that his new friend Anna has been feeding him wrong information. That's when we find out that Anna's actually the leader of Red Flag ZOMG! Gary manages to decode and transmit the correct data to the team, allowing Bill and Cameron to catch up to the bombers so they can have a nice, close view when the bad guys sacrifice themselves blowing up the fuel truck anyway. The target: a pharmaceutical company working on a drug to prevent birth defects — including, possibly, Alphas. Gary, luckily, has survived the DOS attack that Anna called down on him in order to cover her escape. However, that same attack lets Rosen know that Red Flag isn't the tiny little cell he and the late Don Wilson thought it was, but a full-blown cartel. Oops.


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You have yourself one beautiful gallery here. Your talent shines through as with this lovely Finalist here. Gorgeous in the composing, the lighting is vivid, the colors so pretty. You have a creative way about you. Congratulations on your Finalist my friend. #1495346Peggy Pfister 10/30/2012 7:48:12 AM
Thanks so much for your warm comments and kind support, Frank. #10394333Bob Cournoyer 10/30/2012 12:13:08 PM
Excellent work! Congrats, Peggy, on your gold.. :-) #10394805frank w. degenhardt 10/30/2012 12:57:03 PM
I really love the thought and presentation that went into this beauty. Congratulations on your Second Place Win my friend. Fabulous. #10394950Peggy Pfister 10/30/2012 1:25:06 PM
Thank you, Bob and Frank! I really appreciate your lovely comments. #10395078Marcy B. Reman 10/30/2012 1:44:03 PM
This is beautiful and leaves such a peaceful impression. Congrats on your gold - well deserved. #10395139Peggy Pfister 10/30/2012 1:57:03 PM
Thanks so much, Marcy! #10395171Carmody Baker 10/30/2012 4:27:54 PM
Peggy congratulations. From buildings to flowers... you do it all!!! #10395764Peggy Pfister 10/30/2012 7:21:09 PM
Thanks very much, Carmody! #10396203JudyAnn Rector 10/31/2012 10:53:53 AM
Beautiful still life, Peggy...Peggy Pfister 10/31/2012 11:03:02 AM
Many thanks, JudyAnn! #10397554Stephen Zacker 11/2/2012 3:29:10 AM
Beautiful. Like the perspective. Congratulations #10400470Peggy Pfister 11/2/2012 7:12:40 AM
Thanks, Stephen! #10400735JO ANN CLEVELAND 11/6/2012 8:59:09 AM
Big congratulations on your awesome 2nd Place Gold Winner Peggy... I really love the great clarity and perspective!jo ann c.
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Thanks so much for your kind support, Jo Ann! #10407786Merna L. Nobile 11/8/2012 3:44:42 PM
Receiving an award from Better Photo is just like unwrapping a gift, the thrill is always the same! It is also exciting to be able to send my personal congratulations to each and every one of you and I look forward to seeing the gold though out the galleries. Merna
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Thanks very much for your warm words, Merna! #10410570Karen Celella 6/9/2013 7:34:41 AM
Congratulations on all of your fabulous winners, Peggy! This one is a favorite of mine. #10727132Peggy Pfister 6/9/2013 9:02:36 PM
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Cheteshwar Pujara cut a lonely figure after India A went down tamely to their West Indian counterparts, as he sat eating a meal in a corner but it may not have been the defeat that really rattled him. He flopped twice in the four-day game and with a long season set to start, that would not have been an ideal launchpad.
The normally noisy fans around the dressing-rooms were silent and subdued as they watched their team get mauled by spin, the supposed forte of Indian teams for years. They were stunned. Indian fans take defeats badly, even if it was just an A team but Pujara, the skipper was obviously far more balanced. His decision to bowl, even after winning the toss surprised the West Indians too and Pujara was at pains to explain the logic.
"The decision to bowl was wrong; we should have batted. But since we had three fast bowlers, the coach and selectors wanted to see if the fast bowlers could have delivered in these conditions. But the wicket was really slow and it did not help us at all. We thought there would be help for the seamers but clearly that did not happen."
Pujara's West Indian counterpart Kirk Edwards felt the fact that he played two spinners instead of India's one could have made the difference at the end of the day: "The toss was important. Our two spinners have bowled a lot of overs for the country and they understand this kind of wicket and they knew they had to be patient. This experience has taught us a lot. India thought the pitch would seam and they told us the same thing but the spinners made the difference," Edwards said after the game.
Pujara insisted that every game was important to him and he was disappointed that he failed to get a big one here but he appeared less ruffled than Manpreet Juneja who held both innings together, scoring 154 runs, and got into altercations with various West Indian fielders, including one with Miller where the umpire had to intervene.
"The Indians were trying to waste time and we thought that was funny, so we just laughed. There were no harsh words exchanged or anything. We knew we had enough time to bowl them out and that was why we had declared overnight," Edwards said, tongue in cheek.
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Former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez appeared in Attleboro District Court in Attleboro, Mass., on July 24, 2013. Credit: Getty Images
New England Patriot turned murder suspect Aaron Hernandez was inside an SUV in Boston's South End in 2012 when someone shot and killed two men after a dispute in a nightclub, according to police who filed a search warrant in Connecticut.
Hernandez, 24, is being held in prison as he awaits trial in the July 2013 shooting death of 27-year-old Odin Lloyd, a Dorchester resident and semi-professional football player.
The Associated Press reported Wednesday that the warrant, filed in Bristol, Conn., doesn't name the suspected triggerman, nor does it indicate a motive.
Both Danny Abreu, in the driver's seat, and Safiro Furtado, next to him, were killed.
In October, an unidentified man who claims to have survived the deadly drive-by told Fox 25 that he believes Hernandez was the shooter.
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Keep your kitchen free from cooking odours with this Designair three speed , black finish cooker hood. The push button controls are easy to use, perfect for when you're concentrating on cooking more than one dish at once and it has a 400m³/h air extraction rate. The halogen light keeps your oven top brightly lit.
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Lindsey Vonn Was Talking With Kim Kardashian's Ex Kris Humphries Before She Started Dating Tiger Woods
Lindsey Vonn may be Facebook official with Tiger Woods now, but before they decided to be exclusive and go public with their budding relationship, the Olympic skier was friendly with another famous athlete -- Kim Kardashian's estranged husband Kris Humphries. As the new issue of Us Weekly reveals, the gold-medal winner and the Brooklyn Nets player, both 28, were briefly acquainted in 2012, around the time Vonn first connected with Woods, 37.
"They're both from Minnesota, so they had a lot to talk about," a confidant tells Us of the Olympian and Humphries, who separated from his wife in October 2011 after just 72 days of marriage. (More than a year later, the couple are still trying to work out the terms of their divorce, even as Kardashian prepares to give birth to a baby with boyfriend Kanye West.)
Alas, Vonn and Humphries' connection was over almost before it began. Though they met up at her ESPYs after-party in L.A. last summer, the source says they never even got physical. By October, Vonn had given him the brush-off. She was spotted with Woods a short time later.
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The couple initially denied that they were dating, but earlier this month, both took to their Facebook messages to confirm the romance. "I guess it wasn't a well-kept secret but yes, I am dating Tiger Woods," the once-divorced Vonn wrote of the golfer, who famously cheated on ex-wife Elin Nordegren in 2009. "Our relationship evolved from a friendship into something more over these past few months and it has made me very happy."
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Under the weather and moderately busy I was really happy with how this cake turned out but I for got to take a picture of it at the studio, luckily I was able to take a few shots at the event.
This cake was themed all things boy, there were paper styled fondant boats and gumpaste pinwheels and a paper styled airplane. This was a 4 inch, 6 inch and 8 inch cake finished in buttercream with fondant and gumpaste accents. Inspired by Sweet Tiers cake http://www.flickr.com/photos/31041954@N07/7920679822/in/photostream.
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Wingspan: | 73 / 1855mm |
Wing Area: | 526 in. sq. / 33.9 dm. sq. |
Weight: | 29 31 oz. / 820 880 g |
Length: | 47 in. / 1195mm |
Wing Loading: | 7.9 8.5oz/sq. ft. / 24 26 g/dm. sq. |
Servos: | Flyzone Micro |
Transmitter: | Tx-R compatible |
Receiver: | Tactic TR624 6-channel SLT 2.4 GHz. |
Battery: | Flyzone 11.1v |
Motor: | 28 x 30 1300kV Outrunner |
Prop: | 9 x 5 folding with aluminum prop mount |
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Flyzones 73 Calypso EP glider comes in four versions: Rx-R receiver ready (includes servos, ESC and brushless motor), RTF with Tactic TTX404 transmitter, ARF allowing the customer to use their own equipment (ARF Manual) and this version reviewed here, the Tx-R transmitter ready glider. In the transmitter-ready configuration a 6-channel SLT 2.4 GHz. Tactic receiver is installed awaiting the bind using either a Tactic 2.4 GHz transmitter or via the new Tactic AnyLink SLT 2.4 GHz. Universal radio adapter to most major brands of radios.
This is a beautiful aircraft with a bright, easy to see color scheme. Constructed of Aero-cell foam (EPO and CA safe), you get a smooth flying surface that is perfectly molded and almost indestructible. In the transmitter-ready version the Calypso takes only about 30 minutes to build with no glue necessary. When complete, this is a remarkable glider that can follow a pilots lead to slope or thermal lift and stay there.
Flaps are an option that require the installation of servos, control horns, servo leads and some cutting of the aileron to create the inside flaps. Flap kits will be available very soon from Flyzone or you can improvise your own setup. My experience tells me this will be a no-brainer option since getting the Calypso to release its grip on lift is not easy. The Calypso wants to fly and does so in all types of wind. This is a plane that will not be denied flight on those windy days.
My Calypso arrived with no damage. Each item was packaged in bubble wrap to protect it from shipping rash. There were no loose items that could cause damage. The battery charger and one small accessory bag were taped to the box interior. I'm not sure if this was intentional, but the length of the box provides some extra room for crushing on the ends should that occur. The wings are separated within the box and stabilized with tape. All in all, this was a very well designed shipping container and packaging.
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At .8 amps figure about 1.5 hours to charge. |
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FLZA6000 | Wing Set |
FLZA6001 | Horizontal Stabilizer |
FLZA6002 | Vertical Stabilizer |
FLAZ6003 | Fuselage |
FLZA6004 | Canopy |
FLZA6005 | Wing Tube |
FLZA6006 | Spinner and Folding Prop |
FLZA6007 | 9x5 Folding Prop |
FLZA6008 | Flap Set (when available) |
FLZA6009 | Wing Screws |
FLZA6010 | Tail Screw |
FLZA6012 | C28-30 1300kV Brushless Motor |
FLZA6013 | Micro Servo |
FLZA6014 | 1300 mAh 3S LiPo |
TACL0624 | Tactic TR624 6-Channel Receiver |
Assembly just means that you install the tail, slide the wings together and setup the electronics. Because this is a Tx-R product you will need to bind your radio.
There are two components to the tail that need to be installed. Both the horizontal stabilizer and vertical stabilizer are secured with one bolt. Before you start putting things together, make sure to flex the rudder and elevator at least 100 rotations to free up the hinges and lessen the torque required by the servos. As you flex the control surface you will realize they get easier to flex. I would guess there are thousands of flex cycles so these are never going to wear out.
The elevator has a very strong steel joiner that is secured well. |
The fuselage molding for the vertical stabilizer |
The control horns are big and secure. |
The vertical stabilizer fits down into the horizontal stabilizer. |
The vertical stabilizer has a plastic tab that holds the attachment nut. |
The nut is perfectly aligned. |
The tail build is a one-two-three process with a tight, very well designed and molded component set.
The aft end of the tail |
Another view |
Slip the vertical stab into the horizontal stab. |
A perfect fit |
The two components joined |
This tab will secure the lower end of the rudder. |
Gently align it and slip it in. |
Ready to finish |
One bolt holds the tail. |
The bolt goes through the tail skid. |
The Calypsos wings are huge and provide incredible lift. Once you fly the Calypso you will see what I mean as this plane prefers to be in the air rather than on the ground. The wing is two-piece with a carbon spar. One unique feature is the locking bolts under the wings that keep the wings together. The only build process is to install the spar, slip the wings halves together, tighten the locking bolts and connect the aileron servos to the receiver. Nice design.
The interlocking wing roots are a perfect fit. |
The servo leads are nice and long. |
Nice addition with linkage cowls. |
A carbon reinforcement spar is installed. |
The servo leads are partially secured under tape. |
Great color scheme. |
The interior portion of the wing houses the wing spar lock. |
The bolt secures the wings. |
The molded hinges are straight and strong. |
Note the straight molding |
A split molding is provided for the flap install. |
The flap control horn mounting location is also molded into the wing. |
The underside |
The topside |
The servo leads are routed through the fuselage. |
The fuselage is perfectly molded and straight. It is 47 long, so you get some great flight stability from the length. The fuselage is also streamlined with a large area for electronics, and a huge magnetically attached canopy with a perfectly sculptured transition to the tail. All the linkages are housed in plastic sleeves with a bolt secured clevis. A huge wheel under the cabin keeps the Calypso from damage on landing off of any surface.
The nose includes a skid plate. |
A 9x5 folding prop |
cooling port aligned with the ESC |
The 1300 kV brushless motor |
Lots of room for electronics |
A huge nose wheel |
Servos are glued in place. |
The Tactic 2.4 GHz receiver is attached to the side wall. |
Strong magnets secure the canopy. |
The bind was without anything unusual, and by following the directions I easily connected my Futaba 9C Super using the provided cable to the onboard Tactic receiver. It was bsolutely seamless. To my advantage I was able to set all the parameters necessary for flight and mix the tail to the ailerons. Dual rates and expo were also a part of the setup so having my trusty 9C in my hands made the experience much more user-friendly. Here is a link to more information on the AnyLink Addendum.
The bind LED says it all. |
The AnyLink is only about $25. |
You get cables for different radios. |
The package includes the transmitter module and two sets of cables. |
Here is the JR/Spektrum |
and the Futaba Cable. |
I centered all my transmitter sticks and adjusted the control surfaces. I did notice the clevises were very tight on the control rods, and to avoid twisting the linkage I had to use pliers to hold the steel linkage until they loosened up a bit. I used the settings provided in the instructions in degrees, mm and inches.
Flyzone recommends calibrating your throttle stick. This applies to Rx-R and Tx-R versions. This is a simple process that ensures your ESC and throttle are synchronized. A range check is appropriate with any changes in your radio setup.
Take your time centering the control surfaces, and make sure to not over tighten the clevis. Do not just insert the clevis into the outer hole as the elevator. The first flight setting is in the third hole, not the outer hole.
The clevises are secured with through bolts. |
The linkages align very well. |
Do not over-tighten the clevis bolt. |
The Calypso is a flying machine. It is a powered glider, but it is fully capable of gliding. Dont expect that to be the case with all powered gliders. You know the minute you chop the throttle if the plane will glide, and I assure you the Calypso is an excellent soaring airplane. On the day I took the video I was flying in 30mph gusts at 105 degrees (density altitude at nearly 4,000 feet) and I could still literally hover the Calypso into the wind. Lift is strong, and the wind penetration is excellent. Even in cross-winded turns I did not feel as though the plane wanted to roll over. I was always in quick and authoritative control. Overall, the stability is wonderful and even in heavy cross winds and gusts it is easy to control. Under power, the Calypso tracks straight and has almost vertical performance. I want to install an altimeter and see just how high I can get.
The Calypso performs, as a glider should. It can ride lift and handle a great deal of wind from either thermals or slope. Stalls are difficult to induce, but in a very steep and slow climb it will stall. The nose drops pretty fast, so make sure you either have some wind or some airspeed on approach or it could stall. An example of a stall is about a third of the way into the video. Because the wings are so big and generate so much lift I did not experience a tip stall, but rather a full-on straightforward nose drop. It was easy to resolve; as soon as some airspeed is generated the stall is over.
Power is plentiful. Kick the throttle and pull back the elevator and the Calypso will climb like a rocket. The instructions provide that there should be enough battery power to make at least five climbs. If you have some lift, the separation between those climbs could be a long time. Bring a chair and a bottle of water and prepare for some great soaring.
A slight hand release is all that is necessary to the get the Calypso in the air. Climb out is strong and no need to be quick to the sticks. Landings require a long final approach and on occasion I found it necessary to disregard all flight rules and land downwind. The lift with even a slight breeze just keeps the plane from wanting to land. You will notice in the video I actually come in across the runway into the wind at almost a hover to land. Landing roll out was almost zero into a 20+mph wind. Flaps will be a great addition.
Aerobatics are limited to loops and some inverted flight. The wings tend to negate even the most aggressive aileron input to get a good roll going. I suppose if you want to prove something the Calypso will make a big roll. Be careful with inverted flight. Getting upside down is not difficult as you are inverted at the top of the loop, but when getting out of the loop, the Calypso wanted to nose down to come out rather than climbing to push the nose up while inverted. Make sure you have some air under the plane before going inverted. Rolling out is slow.
I love training new pilots with gliders. They are forgiving and stable platforms for learning to fly. I would say beginners would enjoy the Calypso because as a parkflyer, this is one fun airplane. It is also a plane that one can fly and then hand the transmitter over to a new pilot. With some altitude the changes are slow and easy to overcome even after getting the transmitter back.
All levels of flyers will enjoy the Calypso. Beginners that are learning to fly, but not skilled at finding thermals and lift, will still get several climbs at full throttle and flights of maybe 30 minutes. Those that do find lift and perhaps opt for a larger capacity battery can fly as long as their thumbs can stand it. If you do find lift, get comfortable and enjoy an afternoon of flying.
Flaps add a whole new experience. When available from Flyzone or on your own you can really slow the Calypso down. A slight use of the flaps can also increase your lift in light winds. The build instructions are provided in the instructions and designed to be connected via a Y connector into one receiver channel.
This has been a fun project. I was unsure of how good the Calypso could be until I let it out of my hands on that first launch. In short order, I fell in love with the power curve, glide slope and color scheme. It is a plane I think you will appreciate for how you will get better at flying and soaring. I also really think being able to easily remove the tail and wings makes for a portable big plane that fits back into the box for transportation. That is a nice feature. Keep the bubble wrap for transporting. I would guess in a few assemblies at the park one will become very adept at quickly putting the Calypso together for a flight.
I would like to also add the fuselage cavity is huge and I cant wait to mount a camera on a pan and tilt. Purchase another canopy and a streamlined camera platform would be easy to develop. I think the load handing could be pretty good as the wing loading is very low so either a bigger battery (2100 mAh has been tested) or some camera equipment is just waiting for the possibilities.
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I have been looking forwad to this one since seeing it at SEFF. Steve |
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Very interested in this motorglider. Also looking at the Radian. Wanting to get back to my sailplane roots without highstart/winch (arthritis). I have been burned before being an early adopter of Flyzone planes. As they say "third times a charm". I'm such a sucker for good looks.
Great review! I've been waiting for a review on this one. Since it is rare for this area to have a wind-free day, I've been thinking of getting a glider. This review has sold me on the calypso.
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Just a little outside the other flyzone planes I have flown. This is a huge stable and powerful flyer. I love the lines. It would have been easy to mold the fuselage straight, but instead it has a slight drop to the tail from the bulbous but streamlined cockpit. Just very pretty lines I think. I also hope to get the flaps up and running soon.
It's a cool plane but a MSRP of $159 for the receiver ready (RxR) version is a little pricy.
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Yes the lines are great. It's just plain sexy looking and sex sells!
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The release is staggered. The TXR and RTF will arrive here shortly in July.
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It's not shipping from outside the US, if you didn't notice, this model is at their Miami Florida warehouse, they have 2 US warehouses with different stock at each location, so shipping would be no more or no less than a model this size would cost from FL to KY for you.
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December 18th, 1984: Paul Vachon and Ophelia Tuesday Night Titans
Tuesday Night Titans, or TNT, ran on USA from 1984-86. The premise of the show was a kayfabe talk/skit show, featuring interviews by Vince McMahon and his pal Lord Alfred Hayes, and accompanying skits, like the one where Roddy Piper knocked Jimmy Snuka out with a coconut, and the forever incredible Fuji Vice. TNT provided the stage for the first televised pro wrestling wedding between "Butcher" Vachon and Ophelia.
Everything about this wedding is amazing. I'm almost a little sad that I'm only writing about what people are wearing, because from start to finish it is everything that is weird and wonderful and intensely problematic about pro wrestling. I could write about it for hours. I mean, the reception turns into a food fight after David Shultz interrupts the cutting of the cake to yell at the bride about how her role in the marriage is basically indentured slavery, becomes enraged when she says she doesn't eat cake, then smashes a pie in her face. Y'know…normal wedding stuff.
We're greeted by the Howard Finkel in a brown tuxedo with matching ruffled shirt. Someone has thoughtfully decorated the ring better than most ceremony spaces you'd see on TLC, including an admittedly gorgeous wedding arch, greenery wrapped around the ring ropes, and giant ass eighties-sized bows on anything that would hold one, including the Fink's hanging microphone.
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In the crowd we have The Wild Samoans in their best tropical prints, Jesse Ventura looking like he just stumbled out of a Bladerunner-themed leather bar, various members of the WWF roster, and the heel gallery: Captain Lou Albano and Classy Freddie Blassie. Albano has his trademark rubber bands, Blassie looks like most people's grandfathers still do (if not much more glittery), and until the point where Albano grills Ophelia about being a virgin (???), they're pretty fantastic. At one point, Blassie trips ring bearer Sky Low Low with his cane, causing panic that he's lost the rings. They've both got such natural heel charisma, and Maid of Honour Fabulous Moolah walking down the aisle to be met with kisses on the cheek from both managers warms my heart. It's also important to note that Sky Low Low dons a red jacket to roll out the red carpet. Lovely little detail in something that's completely absurd.
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I'm almost 100% sure that Diamond Lil's dress was featured in every wedding photo album from 1982 to at least 1989. I mean, we were somewhat behind the times when it came to fashion in the Maritimes, but I'm pretty sure my mom's bridesmaids used that pattern for both her first and second weddings in the eighties. Moolah looks more like a Mother of the Bride, though that's mostly due to the retro coat and matching dress ensemble than her age. Matching coat and dresses were extremely popular during the late sixties, and it's entirely probable that Moolah just put on one of her own dresses for the occasion. For some reason they paired her robin's egg blue dress with an orange calla lily bouquet, though there are no orange calla lilies anywhere to be seen. But hey, it looked good enough to prompt Lou to ask for a double wedding ceremony. Get it, girl.
In 1956, Grace Kelly's wedding to Prince Rainier of Monaco inspired bridal fashion for the rest of the decade. In fact, her dress is still considered to be one of the most iconic wedding dresses of all time. The pill box hats, clean lines, and minimal embellishments of the sixties were heavily influenced by the weddings of Jackie Kennedy and Priscilla Presley. The seventies were a mish-mosh of styles, ranging anywhere from pant suits to boho chic. In 1981, however, wedding culture was once again united by a single dress: Diana, Princess of Wales.
Ophelia's dress is that classic trickle-down style from Princess Diana. Diana's dress featured yards and yards of ivory taffeta, antique hand-made Carrickmacross lace, puffed sleeves and a train for days. Within hours of her wedding to Prince Charles, replicas were already being manufactured to high demand. Even if a dress wasn't the exact replica, the economic boom of the eighties meant a request for more opulence, more crinoline, more ruffles, more more more. In some way or another, most dresses from that time period contain some aspect of the original Diana design.
The surprising standout is Butcher. Of everyone in attendance, including open-shirted Albano, his look is the most timeless. In the nineteenth century, the the single breasted cutaway coat became the fashion for the upper crust, the name morning coat originating from the practice of riding horses in the morning. This simple coat gave way to the Morning Suit, whose hallmarks include a Morning Grey top hat, striped or checked trousers, a bold striped tie and matching pocket square, a short waistcoat, and a white shirt, usually with detachable turn down/winged collar. The Morning Suit went from the casual suit a gentleman would start his day off in, to more occasion-specific attire reserved for weddings and races. It's one of the most timeless and enduring aspects of men's fashion, and Vachon's variation seems to be the only well-thought out outfit in the entire wedding.
While it may not be my very favourite wedding (we'll cover that in Part Two), it's pretty close. It's such an interesting transitional period for McMahon and the WWE. Most of the legends in focus during the wedding had already passed their prime, and the time of people like Low Low Sky and the territorial mindset were about to give way to Hulk Hogan and the eighties boom of the WWF we know so well. I also love it because there's a relaxed air to everything, less casual but moreso genuine. Sometimes when you watch an old I Love Lucy episode you catch these glimpses of Lucille Ball "breaking," reacting organically and laughing simply because it's funny, and not because the scene calls for it. There are moments during the food fight at the reception where you can see the same thing on the face of Vince McMahon – real human happiness. There's a warmth and authenticity to this big fake wedding, like we're watching someone's incredibly weird and carny home movies instead of a televised wrestling show.
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Medical Definition of Hypoxemia
Hypoxemia: abnormally low levels of oxygen in the blood. Hypoxemia may be mild to severe and leads to shortness of breath. Low blood oxygen can result from a variety of conditions that affect either the ability of the heart to pump blood to the lungs to receive oxygen or the function of the lungs themselves. Breathing at high altitudes can also cause hypoxemia. The level of oxygen in the blood can be measured by a test performed on a sample of arterial blood (referred to as an arterial blood gas measurement) or by an instrument known as a pulse oximeter , which is clipped onto the finger.
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