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Short version: He takes a wrong turn into a one-way street, bunch of people gathers around yelling.Tuesday night was the judgment in the case. John Kristoffer Larsgard was sentenced to
prison for seven and a half years in prison. He gets a deduction of 230 days
in custody.
Norway's honorary consul in Phoenix since 2005, economics professor
George Olandersat the State University Of Arizona, reviews the case
against John Kristoffer Larsgard as "insane".
- The whole thing is a disgrace to the United States. He should get a fine
or similar to reckless driving, said Oland.
He is shocked that John Kristoffer Larsgard was found guilty.
- There is no evidence, even likely, that John Kristoffer Larsgard has tried to hurt or kill
someone in Winslow. The case is completely lost. Having been present
during part of the trial, I am shocked that he was convicted, said Oland.
VG presented the story of 33-year-old who is imprisoned in Navajo County Jail
on Monday. There, he is considered one of the most dangerous prisoners, and
meets with VG in anklets and handcuffs in prison.
- The treatment I receive here in prison is based on what I have been arrested
for, not what I am convicted of. The conditions here are pretty bad for me right now.
I can get out of my cell three times per week, one hour each time, to take me a shower
and maybe read the documents. Otherwise, I'm inside the cell, which has a toilet, a sink
and a mat to sleep on, says Lars farm.
24th. september last year the 33-year-old and his mother was driving
on Interstate 40 through the Arizona desert. Just before leaving Winslow
a lamp lit up on the dashboard indicating there was something wrong with
the steering. His mother, who was driving, realized something was wrong, and she
drove the car right in the middle of the discount.
The two obtained a rental car, but when they came back to Winslow to pick up
their luggage in the wrecked car, the nightmare began. John Kristoffer Larsgard
took a turn against a one-way street. The town was full of people because of a
music festival. Many reacted aggressively to John Kristoffer's driving.
It was noisy, and John Kristoffer Larsgard received a blow to the face that broke his nose.
He paniced and drove away in a wild pace. The court found that he had tried to hurt
people on purpose when he fled. Although he claims that he tried to get away.
Have ended up in trouble several times
KNOCKED DOWN: When John Christopher John Kristoffer Larsgard was arrested in Winslow last year,
he and his mother Liv was on his way to Chicago. There, he filed a case against two people who
in 2002 knocked him down during a run in Illinois, where he studied.
The incident gave John Kristoffer Larsgard neck injuries. That same year, Professor
Anders Bratholm a book about John Christopher John Kristoffer Larsgard and mother.
BULLIED: In December 2001, John Christopher John Kristoffer Larsgard awarded 30,000 kroner in criminal
injuries compensation because he was attacked by bullies at a school in Oslo.
After that his mother was present in the VG and talked about what she characterized as
a 'bully hell' that her son had been exposed. Bullying was so bad that his son moved to the United States.
THROWN OUT: in September the same year, the bioengineering student was accused of
being a potential terrorist and thrown out of studies at the University of South Alabama.
22-year-old John Kristoffer Larsgard later sued the university, so he could continue his
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Someone punches him in the face and brakes his nose, he panics, drives off and runs over a woman's foot who was
one of those gathering around the car.
He is now sentenced to 7.5 years in prison.
What a backwards fucking corrupt legal system. He has no criminal records.
Thank you America (Arizona), for ruining this persons life.


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And the ark of the LORD was in the country of the Philistines seven months.
And the Philistines called for the priests and the diviners, saying, What shall we do to the ark of the LORD? tell us with what we shall send it to its place.
And they said, If ye send away the ark of the God of Israel, send it not empty; but in any wise return him a trespass-offering: then ye will be healed, and it will be known to you why his hand is not removed from you.
Then said they, What shall be the trespass-offering which we shall return to him? They answered, Five golden emerods, and five golden mice, according to the number of the lords of the Philistines: for one plague was on you all, and on your lords.
Wherefore ye shall make images of your emerods, and images of your mice that mar the land; and ye shall give glory to the God of Israel: it may be he will lighten his hand from off you, and from off your gods, and from off your land.
Why then do ye harden your hearts, as the Egyptians and Pharaoh hardened their hearts? when he had wrought wonderfully among them, did they not let the people go, and they departed?
Now therefore make a new cart, and take two milch-cows on which there hath come no yoke, and tie the cows to the cart, and bring their calves home from them:
And take the ark of the LORD, and lay it upon the cart; and put the jewels of gold which ye return to him for a trespass-offering, in a coffer by its side; and send it away, that it may go.
And see, if it goeth up by the way of his own coast to Beth-shemesh, then he hath done us this great evil: but if not, then we shall know, that it is not his hand that smote us; it was a chance that happened to us.
And the men did so; and took two milch cows, and tied them to the cart, and shut up their calves at home:
And they laid the ark of the LORD upon the cart, and the coffer with the mice of gold and the images of their emerods.
And the cows took the straight way to the way of Beth-shemesh, and went along the highway, lowing as they went, and turned not aside to the right hand or to the left; and the lords of the Philistines went after them to the border of Beth-shemesh.
And they of Beth-shemesh were reaping their wheat harvest in the valley: and they lifted up their eyes, and saw the ark, and rejoiced to see it.
And the cart came into the field of Joshua, a Beth-shemite, and stood there, where there was a great stone: and they cleaved the wood of the cart, and offered the cows a burnt-offering to the LORD.
And the Levites took down the ark of the LORD, and the coffer that was with it, in which were the jewels of gold, and put them on the great stone: and the men of Beth-shemesh offered burnt-offerings and sacrificed sacrifices the same day to the LORD.
And when the five lords of the Philistines had seen it, they returned to Ekron the same day.
And these are the golden emerods which the Philistines returned for a trespass-offering to the LORD; for Ashdod one, for Gaza one, for Askelon one, for Gath one, for Ekron one;
And the golden mice, according to the number of all the cities of the Philistines belonging to the five lords, both of fortified cities, and of country villages, even to the great stone of Abel, on which they set down the ark of the LORD: which stone remaineth to this day in the field of Joshua the Beth-shemite.
And he smote the men of Beth-shemesh, because they had looked into the ark of the LORD, even he smote of the people fifty thousand and seventy men: and the people lamented, because the LORD had smitten many of the people with a great slaughter.
And the men of Beth-shemesh said, Who is able to stand before this holy LORD God? and to whom shall he go up from us?
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Once the presents are opened, the bicycles assembled, the turkey sliced, the pie finished and grandma has gone home, there are things left from the holidays. The bulk of these things can be recycled.
Think of the basics of recycling — paper, glass, plant material and some plastics and you're thinking about the majority of what Christmas leaves behind.
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Don't burn your Christmas tree in the fireplace. Their explosive oils can burn down the house.
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Featuring an outdoor pool, gym and sauna, Blue Tree Towers is 4.8 km from Rio Verde shopping centre. Its restaurant serves à la carte dishes from international cuisine, and a daily buffet breakfast. With an LCD cable TV, minibar and safe, the air-conditioned accommodations are equipped with a private bathroom. WiFi is free. Blue Tree Towers Rio Verde is 5.9 km from Rio Verde Airport, and 236 km from Goiânia centre. weiter
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Journal FortKnox's Journal: Wierd Foods... 37
Today I hate Mac'n'Cheese... not weird at all... except the fact I also have a small bottle of Red Hot (umm... cheyenne red peppers, vinegar, and garlic powder, for those that don't know Red Hot... and it isn't that hot)... I have recently tried to put various hot and spicy things into food to try and see if I can add an extra dimension to foods. Mac & Cheese works great with red hot. Don't ask me why. It shouldn't, but it does.
Another FINE example is putting some horseradish into tuna salad. I got the idea from an old TGIFriday's tuna salad sammich. They added in wasabi, which is a bit tough to find at the local supermarket, so I subbed in horseradish (close enough and you don't get the green coloration that scares people away). Also, adding in some crushed walnuts and watercress can add that extra texture. I usually don't do the crunchy thing with tunasalad... works much better with chickensalad. Also fun to add pineapple and grapes to the crunchies in chickensalad...
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I know that, but I think that even if they change main character it will be always the same goal: collect badges and win the League. Unless they'll change this route in the games, they will show us the same thing over and over and over.
Besides, remember that at this point we shouldn't even be watching the anime. What is a repetitive thing for us, it's a "new" concept for the newer generations. I guess that's what matter to them.
However, Ash's goal can be put on the background and the writers can focus more on the other goals. In that way, they keep promoting the games, while giving a more original and exclusive story.
I don't think they will try something like that, but I believe that if they really want they can do that.


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Traffic problems could force the closure of the 88th Avenue Drive-In Theater in Commerce City
COMMERCE CITY, Colo. - Traffic congestion could force the closure of one of the last drive-in theaters in the Denver Metro Area.
The 88th Avenue Drive-In Theater said it has put its fundraising campaign for a new digital cinema on hold because of a letter from Commerce City threatening to shut them down.
The letter, posted on the Drive-In Theater's Facebook page, says the city is concerned about:
- Vehicles blocking the entrance to the nearby fire station
- Vehicles stopping on active railroad crossings
- Aggressive driving (vehicles veering into the wrong lane to get around backups
- Vehicles blocking driveways
- Congestion created by Drive-In patrons blocking access for emergency vehicles
"The state of affairs places your customers, neighbors, and all those who visit or reside in the City in a potentially dangerous position," the letter from the Chief of Police says.
The letter says the city has made some changes including adding "no left turn" signs and increasing ticketing.
The letter says if the changes don't solve the problem, "the City may suspend of revoke a business license."
Fans of the 88th Avenue Drive-In Theater have started a petition drive asking the City Council to step in. The petition says the city is blaming the Drive-In for the city's road maintenance inadequacies.
For a link to the petition drive click here.
Find the theater's Facebook page with letter from the city and the Drive-In's response here.
The drive-in is currently showing movies seven nights a week.


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Monday saw a mixed day of tastings and mishaps. An early start allowed me to pass by Les Carmes Haut-Brion and Pape-Clément on the way to taste both of these wines and others at the Pessac-Léognan UGC tasting. First up though was a rendezvous at the airport with some colleagues; in some cases there is strength in numbers. A last minute search for a filling station to refuel my hire car before handing over the keys was not entirely straightforward, however, as my Sat-Nav directed me towards a filling station that clearly no longer existed, if indeed it ever did. Thankfully the next one I selected was very real, as was the lengthy queue of vehicles lined up. I thought the impending fuel delivery strike was just in the UK?
After meeting up with the other journalists our first port of call was the aforementioned UGC Pessac-Léognan tasting at Fieuzal, where plenty of wines – red and white – showed well. This is not a disastrous vintage. The reds in particular impressed, not because they are intrinsically great wines, but perhaps more because of prior low expectations. Everyone is raving about the whites by the way – these are very good wines. But, focusing on the red wines and their intrinsic qualities, not the context of low expectations, there were a number that showed a really attractive, elegant, appropriate style. They were very much of the region, classically styled as Bordeaux, with an appropriate depth of fruit, moderate tannins and normal levels of alcohol. Where I asked, the alcohol was 13%. I haven't tasted much on the right bank, but where I have the alcohol was more like 13.5%. "Welcome back to Bordeaux", said one person at Cheval Blanc.
OK, so there was one slightly green wine from Pessac-Léognan, and a couple that were either over-ripe or over-worked, but isn't that so often the case? This says more about individual châteaux than the vintage. And it is panning out to be a good vintage, for some communes, and/or for some estates. Some tastings in the Médoc during the afternoon showed the variability of the wines a little more clearly; some were clean and rich and well made, showing their qualities, some were merely good (an honest perception, I am not trying to damn with faint praise). But these wines that were "good" were, in at least one case, absolutely stellar in 2010. That shows how the difficulties of the 2011 vintage have held back the ultimate quality of the wine in places; looking at it from another angle, it shows how good 2010 was.
Later on, a look around Cheval Blanc and Pierre Lurton's new €15-million winery (the above picture of the sun setting was taken a vantage point on the roof), followed by the Cheval Blanc wines, which now include not only La Tour du Pin but also Quinault L'Enclos, this year considered to be of sufficient quality to be tasted at the château. This was my second brief exposure to the right bank ahead of a full day of tasting there today. Again these wines were remarkably convincing, far more so than the left bank and Graves wines I have tasted. This could be a right bank vintage as far as the red wines are concerned; I will know better when I have worked through the Pomerol and St Emilion appellations in more detail. But so far it is the sweet whites that remain the icons of the vintage. Yquem is so good I could have mistaken it for a top Quarts de Chaume!
So ends my report which is typed on a laptop which has now survived having a generous tasting sample of Château Bernadotte emptied upon its keyboard (I did mention mishaps in my title, didn't I?). It was a full wine bath – the crimson liquid was pouring out of every vent and seam as gave it immediate first aid. The trick here is to switch off and wash out the wine with water (otherwise the sticky residue causes long-term problems), and then leave to thoroughly dry. Nine hours later I was happy to have a fully functioning computer again. I'm tempted to say today's bottom line message is to avoid intimate contact between wine and keyboard, but maybe today's message should relate more to Pessac-Léognan. There are some classically styled wines here that would keep purists happy, given half a chance (by which I mean sold at the right price). This is a vintage to buy Haut-Bailly, La Louviere and the like if you miss the more restrained style of five or ten years ago. It is not a vintage to inherently avoid in the way that 2007 was…….although a huge part of the problem there was price, of course. This is the elephant in the room; will the prices reflect the need to re-engage with drinking consumers again? Will the Bordelais drop their prices 50% from the crazy highs of 2009 and 2010 to keep what consumer support the region still has? Or as is more likely, will we see a token 10-20% drop? Sadly, I expect we will be lucky to see 30%; when you see how the wines compare to the prices of 2008 at that level, you can see why the wines won't sell. And so I have decided that the Bottom Line for today is that the Bordelais must drop prices to re-engage with consumers. They have a good vintage with which to do so. Otherwise, my picture above could become a metaphor for Bordeaux; will the last person out please turn off the lights?
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With the Asian and emerging markets, paying lip service to the "difficult" vintage is too tempting to do. I expect to see 10-20% drops. It will only be when these markets finally dry up and the enthusiastic new wine drinkers move onto other rich fields (I hear the Chinese are avidly buying up Quarts Des Chaumes), then will the Bordelaise reconsider their pricing structures.
When the price of the wine far exceeds the price to produce, they can quite easily sit on stockpiles of back vintages and quietly place it in the market place in future years and make silly money still. An enviable position to be in.
Meanwhile people who make good wines here in the Roussillon struggle to get the recognition their owed.
Well, I see one London merchant is busy describing 'model slash hostesses in gold dresses' (why spell out the 'slash'?) and the wisteria, so I expect their tasting notes to be very exacting ….
While, the top growths might easily drop their prices by substantial margins, I think price , at almost any level will be difficult for the cru bourgeois: I can't see Capbern Gasqueton dropping from 140 to 70, and at 125 one might as well go back-fill on the still available 2010s. A level up, it will be interesting to see if the likes of Fleur Cardinale and Moulin St Georges drop back from 300 to 200-225; if they are 240-270, then again the question becomes why not add another case of 2009-10? Even with sauternes, I'd like to see even a small drop: 300-325 for Guiraud would make sense.
Dids, thanks for those comments. Your comment on how much youneed to sell when you have double/trebled your usual price is spot-on. The 2009s and 2010s not only brought in hue profits, but the stocks that were retained now put the châteaux in a very enviable position.
Hi Mark. It's a real shame that those sorts of comments are made; understandable perhaps, as the primeurs are a week of showmanship, but the key is to pick away and find the real information & detail on the wines, not to be swayed by the pretty girls checking your identity as you arrive at each château.
You bring up a good point which also came up today in discussion in our group and which I will higlight in tomorrow's post – the big reductions should really apply to those who have made big increases. It is not a case of looking for bargain prices, but for ridiculously elevated prices to return to fair levels to entice consumers in. This means the likes of Ducru, Pontet-Canet, etc. Little châteaux like thise you mention do not see the same price fluctuations and don't need to slash the prices in such a fashion.


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Kuni Chen – CRT Capital Group LLC: I guess just first-off, there has been some controversy over the air permits down in Louisiana. Can you just give us an update there? What's the risks of that, leads to some delays and what's your pathway to get those resolved in the timeline?
Daniel R. DiMicco – Chairman and CEO: Rumors always abound particularly issues that concern how the environmental issues might be handled on a new project. The fact is we have zero concern, I repeat zero concern that the project will be delayed via permitting issues because our permits are in place, legal and supported by the state and actually discussed openly by Lisa Jackson as being signs of a successful functioning of the EPA. Having said that, there are always nuisance suits that developed which are being dealt with and will no way slowdown the project. Our biggest issue today on that project is the water level in the Mississippi River. The good news lately is that the river Corps of Engineers is forecasting a 9-inch rise because of rains in the Ohio Valley. So, keep your fingers crossed, if the rain continues where it's needed both for the crops and for the Mississippi River. Anyone else like to make any comments on that? Ladd?
Ladd R. Hall – EVP: That's pretty balanced.
John J. Ferriola – President and COO: It might be worth noting, I mean these permits have been thoroughly read both in the public arena as Dan mentioned, with the state agency and frankly in (indiscernible) all of which gives us the confidence that Dan alluded to and construction will continue and we will complete this project on time.
Kuni Chen – CRT Capital Group LLC: Just as a follow-up on the automotive side, I know it's about 10% of your mix right now and as you know other steel folks have a much higher proportional mix there. Do you think we could see Nucor dedicating even more resources to growing you share in automotive? Can you talk about how your strategy there may play out particularly from sheet products perspective?
Daniel R. DiMicco – Chairman and CEO: Simple answer to that is yes, and I'll ask John to elaborate on that.
John J. Ferriola – President and COO: We've reported in the past that about 10% of our sheet's shipments have gone into the automotive. Frankly those were numbers that we gave last year and it has increased since that time. It's higher today and it continues to grow. As we continue to develop more value-added products we'll continue to grow in that market. A good example of the investments that we're making to accomplish that is our project where we refer to as a wide light project at Berkeley. The 72-inch wide sheet will give us more applications in the automotive arena as well as the vacuum tank degasser at our Hickman facility, which will give us a better portfolio of what we call deep drawn steels, and extreme deep drawn steels, which are very, very commonly used in the automotive industry. Today, on the sheet side, we're in the neighborhood of about 12% to 13% of our shipments going into automotive and I'll also point out that that's we talk about sheet. Our participation in automotive through the SBQ products has also grown tremendously as Memphis continues to come online with more and more qualifications going into automotive. I guess my last comment that I'll make about our participation in automotive is this. We sell product today to virtually every domestic and new domestic automotive company in production and we are very proud of the fact that our team continues to grow in that very important market to us.
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Michelle Applebaum – Steel Market Intelligence: Couple of questions. I noticed that you reported price per ton dropped by 1.4% in the second quarter versus the first quarter, but the markets dropped about 6%. Was there a product mix shift in the quarter and how did that work?
John J. Ferriola – President and COO: There was definitely some product mix shift during the quarter. Also frankly in the quarter, we were challenged with some imports that have continued to flood into the country, that was a challenge for us. The fact that the overall pricing decreased is probably a function more of the overall economic conditions in the country, it's a challenge for us, and as it is for all of our – for the industry. So, product mix, general economic conditions, imports, all are factors in the decrease.
Michelle Applebaum – Steel Market Intelligence: I guess I wasn't clear. I'm asking your prices went down very little relative to the much less in the market. Was that about like more value added or more higher costs, higher price?
John J. Ferriola – President and COO: It's a tribute to the great job that our commercial team does, so I want to thank them all for that. It is definitely a function of the fact that we are moving higher into the value-added products, and our whole focus on a commercial asset, by moving into more value-added products and through our commercial excellence program, has been to make us more sticky to the customer. When it is more stick to the customer, it given you greater pricing power. Those are some of the reasons why we bet at the industry as a whole in the quarter.
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Daniel R. DiMicco – Chairman and CEO: The current strategy is to continue to feed the DRI plant in Trinidad and the new one that will start up mid '13 with supplies from our existing tunnel suppliers for DRI (parts) and as far as iron ore goes when there is something to talk about, if there is anyway anything to talk about we will talk about it. But thanks for the question.
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Homemade custard is custard that is prepared at home using common ingredients like milk, custard powder, sugar and vanilla extract. The ingredients are mixed together and boiled on low flame for 30 to 35 minutes and homemade custard is ready to be served. It is one of the few dishes that can be served either hot or cold depending on the climatic conditions and individual preferences. A variety of fruits may also be added to enhance the taste and flavor of homemade custard. It is extensively served as a dessert and even as a snack irrespective of the time of the day.


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How do you desensitize? Since my gelding is pretty spooky around bags/tarps I am going to be working on "desensitizing" him to them. We do have some Clinton Anderson tapes on VHS (yes, I know, VHS) but they are all about lunging, and don't have -too- much about desensitizing. I wanted to know how you guys desensitize, and what do you desensitize to? Today I worked with him for maybe 45 minutes, it started to drizzle and I hate rain so we called it a day. But I did have some sort of batton-looking crop thing that I tied a Wal Mart bag to, and moved it around him so it made that dreadful crinkle swoosh noise. Skips thought it was going to eat him at first, and did a mini crow hop before trotting off (he did have a rope halter/lunge line on) I kept doing that until he stopped side-stepping and stood quietly. We eventually progressed to me being able to rub the bag on his body, and eventually his face while he stood still. He did make snorting noises majority of the time though. But he did lick his lips a few times, and lowered his head a little. We finished up by spinning the end of the lunge line so it hit the ground making that crack noise, and he was fine with me tossing it over his back and around his legs but we have worked with that before. I was wondering if I'm off to the right start, and if you would do anything differently. What else could I use to desensitize him to? Of topic, but he was the horse I posted about earlier, who tripped a lot. He has gotten a lot better since we have been walking over ground poles. I think he just wasn't paying attention to where he put his feet. |
I did some of that work today on a silly mare. I took everything scary I could find and placed it in the pasture. I tied sacks to poles, feed bags to the fence. Randomly scattered things around. I rode her and made her rub against the scary things, back up to them, walk over them, and by the time we were done, she was scratching her head on one tied to a pole. I also popped bubble wrap the entire time I was on here, while making her over poles and around barrels. It seemed to work, we will see what tommorow brings! Posted via Mobile Device |
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I think there might have been a quote floating around from Dr. Haacke that even if this only helped 30% of the patients, it should still be researched...but that's not any sort of scientific number. Dr. Zamboni's site has 90% of MS patients are diagnosed with CCSVI. The treatment numbers are for the future...
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Were Vienna Girardi and Kasey Kahl caught in the act?
The duo, who say they are in a committed relationship, became defensive when questioned about a comment made by executive producer Mike Fleiss last week regarding an unnamed couple having sex on this season of "Bachelor Pad" (Monday, 8/7c).
"Being in a loyal and faithful relationship for seven months – things obviously happen because we're together," Kasey said Sunday night at ABC's Summer Press Tour party in Beverly Hills.
Despite the fact that this is "Bachelor Pad" – a show which makes the endless smushing on "Jersey Shore" look tame – a visibly rattled Vienna continued, "If this has anything to do with us – we were already in love before the show. To show anything along those lines, especially in the privacy of your own room behind closed doors, I personally think that's just inappropriate. They have hours and hours [of footage] that they could be showing besides that," she said.
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Although Fleiss was not clear about what would actually make it to air, he said this season would push the boundaries of broadcast decency. "If Disney wants to air some people sleeping together because they're a family network – that's on Disney, not on us," Kasey responded.
"I wouldn't put anything past them [ABC] – at all," Vienna confessed, claiming that her own "bad experience" on "The Bachelor" soured her opinion of the network. "Going on this time, I'd already experienced them creating whatever kind of imaginary land they wanted to create," she said. "On my season they made me out to look like some rich girl and my dad owned a boat. But…My mom grows peanuts for a living and I grew up in a double-wide. So to see what's real and what's created…On a show like this you don't ever see the big picture."
With an apparent distrust of the network and the uncomfortable addition of Vienna's ex-fiance Jake Pavelka to the cast, the question is – why did they decide to return? This isn't their first rodeo, after all.
"$250,000," Kasey said, referring to the show's prize money. Vienna agreed. "Absolutely," she said when asked if cash was her primary reason for coming back. "And I just wanted to beat Jake's a–," Kasey added.
Vienna, was there any hesitation going back? Chris Harrison didn't seem that sympathetic to you on your last "Bachelor" appearance.
Vienna: No, I actually love Chris Harrison. He asks the questions is all he does. I will say this, though. After that [break-up special] interview, Chris was one of the ones hugging me and making sure I was okay. Chris Harrison really is a nice guy. For me, going on "Bachelor Pad," I didn't agreed to go on it until they asked us to go on as a couple because I had such a bad experience on "The Bachelor," and it ended so badly. I didn't want to have that experience again. When we talked about going on "Bachelor Pad" after we were asked, it's one of those things where you're like, You know what? I can't not have fun if I have the love of my life. I'll probably have an opportunity to go on there and have fun and do challenges and travel and really enjoy myself this time. It was almost like, out with the bad and in with, like, the good stuff. Some people go on it and have a blast, but that wasn't really my experience on "The Bachelor." But we went on "The Bachelor Pad" and had a great time. No matter how much drama happened or how much it sucked to have my ex on there for a while…
Did you expect Jake to return?
Vienna: I didn't.
Kasey: It's ABC. I mean – I had an idea. I assumed, He's going to be there, so let's prepare for it. This is my girl. I love her more than anything in the world. I just wanted to make sure I was on the show to protect her. It's like, my number one goal was to make sure Jake was gone – off the show. On "The Bachelorette" I was a good guy. Maybe [I was] a little sensitive and a little cheeseball, but I wanted to show people that nice guys don't always finish last. So I thought, I'm not going to let someone get the best of me or my girlfriend – I'm going to protect her. You'll see what happens.
Speaking of protection – Kasey, do you still have the tattoo?
Vienna: Guard and protect hearts? Yes [laughs].
Kasey: People always ask me that, but the tattoo is actually a constant reflection of who I am as a man and how I think women should be treated. My mother was hurt at a very young age – she was cheated on, so I wanted to protect my mom. I also started a non-profit for children: Guard and Protect Hearts Inc.. Whoever I'm with at the end of the day, it's about guarding and protecting the heart of my future wife and making sure that in return she also guards and protects mine.
Are you insinuating that Vienna is your future wife?
Vienna: Yes.
Kasey: Quite possibly.
Vienna: We're going step by step right now. And I think that's the best thing about our relationship. We're in love and we know we'll end up getting married and having kids and growing old, but we're not rushing anything.
Kasey: We're just growing together, slowly.
Vienna, things obviously imploded between you and Jake. Did you have any reluctance about getting into a serious relationship again?
Vienna: I waited almost a year after me and Jake broke up, so I was mentally finally ready to start dating. With us, there are these things that, you know, I'm really scared. And he's really understanding of that. You will get to see it on the show, which I'm not going to tell you, but you can look out for that. He's very understanding in how badly I got hurt and sometimes I react the way I do because of what somebody had done to me.
Kasey: You'll see that. Not every relationship is perfect. I'm on a national television show with everyone trying to win and backstab and do horrible things, especially her ex-fiance. He did horrible mental and physical things to her. So I have to deal with that and also deal with her dealing with the fact that her ex-fiance was there. And she's trying to win the game as well. So not everything is perfect and fine and dandy. But we do the best we can to get through. The funny thing about us is that we might have an argument, but we'll laugh about it five minutes later. That's how much we love each other. We don't care about the he-said, she-said BS. We just care about the end result.
What was it like competing with Jake?
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Spain triumphed in their first game since claiming back-to-back UEFA European Championship crowns with a 2-1 win in Puerto Rico.
Just 45 days after lifting the Henri Delaunay Cup in Kyiv, Vicente del Bosque's side stretched their unbeaten run to 12 matches thanks to first-half goals from Santi Cazorla and Cesc Fàbregas. Marc Cintrón's 65th-minute strike for the hosts set up a tense finale but Spain held on.
Gerard Piqué was one of four players in the Spain starting XI who began the 4-0 triumph against Italy on 1 July and he almost opened the scoring for La Roja in Bayamón but could only head Cazorla's 12th-minute corner against a post. Club Atlético de Madrid full-back Juanfran was then forced off with a right knee injury, but Spain remained focused, with Fernando Torres and Cazorla bringing the best out of Bill Gaudette in the Puerto Rico goal.
Replacing the rested Xavi Hernández in midfield, Cazorla, who recently completed a move to Arsenal FC, excelled and put visitors ahead three minutes before the break with a low drive that bounced in front of Gaudette. Fàbregas doubled the lead in the last action of the half with a smart volley from Jesús Navas's centre.
Spain conceded for the first time in five matches when Cintrón rose above Sergio Ramos to head past Pepe Reina in the 64th minute, but they were rarely threatened thereafter. Del Bosque's charges begin the defence of their FIFA World Cup crown in qualifying Group I against Georgia on 11 September.
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"We'll be over our target in 10 minutes, kick back and enjoy the music."
The pilot's hachimaki bandanna fluttered in the ice-cold cockpit.
It was noisy as hell and I was too keyed up, sitting in the rear-gunner's seat, to pay much attention to the music. But sure enough I could make out a tinny Glenn Miller number. The Japanese pilots knew they were getting close to Pearl Harbor when they could hear Chattanooga Choo Choo.
So the pilot told me, but our target today was the Arkansas State Capitol. We circled it a couple of times as if to strafe it, and dived with the sun behind us.
I was sitting in the back of a VAL dive-bomber of the same ilk that had struck on that infamous day. Although whether it was a replica or the real thing I don't recall now. During the week my pilot was a DHL pilot based in Memphis, Tennessee. But at the weekends, he would fly with the Tora Tora Tora air display team re-enacting battles for folks at air shows around America. Though naturally, in their retelling of Pearl Harbor, the US won the day, with a P-51 Mustang chasing the Zeroes out of the sky.
Well, you have to play to your audience.
"How come you get all the good assignments?" my editor said after I got back to the office. That was a joke. Excluding the editor, The Jacksonville Patriot had a news staff of one (me) and a girl who worked three mornings a week, so I pretty much got all the assignments. It was my second paper. I'd quit the Conway Log Cabin Democrat after two years, tired of being thought of the weird foreign guy only good for doing the weather reports, obits and fetching biscuits and gravy for the real journos. Now, I was covering the Little Rock Air Force Base, an Agent Orange incineration plant, not to mention all the Rotary and Lions Club International lunches you could shake a press pass at.
The editor was a pretty good fella, despite being a born-again Christian. But we did have our differences.
He was adamant Paul was better than John. His argument was that if you compared their solo careers, any reasonable man would agree.
"Wings was so much better than the Plastic Ono Band."
"That's not Lennon's fault."
"What about Live and Let Die? Band on the Run?"
"What about Working Class Hero? Imagine?"
"Two words: Revolution No. 9"
"That's three. Two words for you: Frog Chorus."
And so on and so forth, a battle neither side could win. Or risk losing.
The war is still casting a shadow over Japan. It would be nice to think that this election the country could finally put the damn thing to rest, but every would-be PM has his position informed by nationalist agendas.
Ishihara's is the clearest. He told John Nathan in a New Yorker article on the origins of his nationalism: "The Americans could see that we were kids, but they would strafe us anyway, for fun. One day I had to throw myself into a barley field. As I lay there, the Grummans and P-51s came roaring over me, flying low, and I could see that they had pictures of naked women and Mickey Mouse painted on the fuselage. I couldn't believe my eyes! I was scared to death, and angry but I was also thinking what a place America must be, what a culture, and how different from Japan. Then I heard other planes but no machine guns this time; they were Zeros in pursuit, and their insignia was the Japanese flag. I felt like reaching up to embrace that rising sun."
He denies the Rape of Nanking: "People say that the Japanese made a holocaust but that is not true. It is a story made up by the Chinese. It has tarnished the image of Japan, but it is a lie."
Young Hashimoto, Ishihara's understudy, is compared to Hitler by his detractors, but apart from insisting Osaka teachers stand for the national anthem and claiming the South Korean sex slaves were willing participants, the jury is still out.
Abe too has difficulty admitting that the Japanese army made use of Korean sex slaves and has difficulty in believing that "Class A" war criminals (the diplomats and generals who sent Japan to war) are in fact criminals. By the way, his grandfather was a Tojo cabinet member. Just sayin'
That leaves Noda. He too believes the Class A War Criminals are not criminals. I don't know what his views on sex slaves or the Rape of Nanking are, I daren't ask.
I have to admit that my knowledge of the Rape of Nanking, Class A war criminals and Korean sex slaves is sketchy at best. I do note that the war crime trials were hardly impartial and suffered from two massive faults: that their intention was to shift the blame from the imperial family, whom MacArthur wanted to keep clean to help with Pax Americana; and that they had nothing to say about Allied crimes against humanity, you know, Hiroshima? Nagasaki?
But even so. Call Our Man an ignoramus, but he still doesn't get why it is easier for pols to construct elaborate lies than just admit the truth. Can't the politicians just say: "Our ancestors did bad things, under direction of our government of the day, and we cannot hope to hold our heads up high in the world without fear of moral blackmail until we admit that to ourselves. We fucked up, but you can trust us now to never do that again because we have learnt the lessons of our past."
Have they?
I showed Our Woman my pictures of the men who would be prime minister and she smiled absently.
"Well, what do you think?"
"I think they should all be playing shogi in a park somewhere, not trying to run the country. They are Japanese from a different time. Is this the best Japan can offer? If it is then I'm sorry for Japan. Really sorry."
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other david:
that was... different | |
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sorry i was late everyone | |
Tue. 1/10/12 6:37am
Madi H.:
Hey! I fell into a strange hole, there | |
Tue. 1/10/12 6:40am
strangely enough same thing happened to me on the way to the station | |
Tue. 1/10/12 6:45am
Madi H.:
(chuckle) I said to myself, "Who knew that Marty knows so much about Jewish music?" Anyways we're glad you made it here to entertain us. | |
Tue. 1/10/12 7:24am
I've started setting an alarm attached to the hi-fi in the living room and my phone 5 minutes before. If i don't get out of bed to disarm it, it basically sounds like a fire alarm. Works every time! Before I could literally hit snooze for hours... | |
Tue. 1/10/12 8:10am
Cheri Pi:
Sweet Delta 5 remix! | |
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Marmalade kitty:
Hello and good morning! | |
Tue. 1/10/12 8:29am
Nice, haven't heard this Mars recording! | |
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Ken From Hyde Park:
I have a new laptop now (speaker quit on the old one), so I can listen in again....when I wake up on time, anyway. | |
Tue. 1/10/12 8:34am
Marmalade kitty:
Great story Marty, sounds pretty god damn punk to me | |
Tue. 1/10/12 8:39am
Great to hear some Eat Skull | |
Tue. 1/10/12 8:42am
Marmalade kitty:
Aaha!..? I dig this!! | |
Tue. 1/10/12 8:51am
Fuk your bean. Serious | |
Tue. 1/10/12 8:59am
Marmalade kitty:
Great show, Marty! | |
Tue. 1/10/12 9:01am
Marmalade kitty:
Jewish beginning and end of show? :) | |
Mon. 1/30/12 10:26pm
Hey Marty, Long-time FMU listener, first-time Marty listener, I really enjoyed this show and will be coming back for more! | |
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Thursday, November 8, 2012
There was enough snow on the ground to make this...
On East Fourth Street via EVG regular Steven Matthews... tomorrow, we'll have photos of the creations the children make from volcanic ash...
3 comments:
- Goggla said...
Be careful what you say, Grieve!
Yeah, I laughed... - November 8, 2012 at 12:58 PM
- EV Grieve said...
@ Goggla
Ha. Yeah, I did hesitate, actually... - November 8, 2012 at 1:02 PM
i was thinking frogs and locusts, but ash will do.
- November 8, 2012 at 7:53 PM
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What the hell does running for heisman even mean I said he should go in the 20's in the first round but do you actually think that running for hiesman makes him a better prospect? Where does running for heisman debate anything I said in your quote? Where did I see Te'o doesn't have skill ? Guess we should be reggie AP money for being the original heisman owner, and trade Tannehill for tebow or draft johnny football in the following years too because of them heisman trophies
While I do think Teo draft stock will take a hit and probably drop him from top 10 pick to top 15 you don't judge a player off one game especially against a team like Bama. Bama O line was dominating the entire game opening up holes the size of highways. Teo basically had to crash the line every snap to compensate for the D line getting smashed.
"What you've just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul."
Ive actually seen Luke whiff on tackles too. In college and in the pros. Know why? He's not perfect. Every player has a bad game.
Kuchely > Te'o. If Kuechly would have played for ND this year, he would have beasted too behind that Dline. Instead though, he played for a garbage BC team and still dominated at times. The guy had 191 tackles and 12 TFL his final year at BC. He's a tackling machine and great in zone coverage.
Te'o is not a bad player. I just think Kuechly is better. Te'o has had the luxury of being hyped up by the Notre Dame media bus.
Well thank you for letting me know you didn't watch their tape, but that stat argument is hilarious I can plug so many holes in it it's not even worth it.
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I'm sure Luke hasn't struggled to shred blocks all season in the NFL or College if you seen them both play then you'd agree.


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FRIDAY, June 15 (HealthDay News) -- The combination vaccine Menhibrix has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to prevent two deadly bacterial infections among infants and toddlers -- Neisseria meningitides serogroups C and Y and Haemophilus influenzae type b.
The approval covers youngsters aged 6 weeks through 18 months, the agency said in a news release. Neisseria meningitides causes meningococcal disease, and Haemophilus influenzae causes Hib disease. Both germs can infect the bloodstream and the lining that surrounds the brain and spinal cord, potentially leading to blindness, mental retardation or amputations.
Early symptoms of both fast-progressing diseases -- which may include fever, vomiting or neck pain and stiffness -- can make them difficult to distinguish from other childhood maladies, the FDA said.
The vaccine's safety and effectiveness were clinically evaluated among 7,500 infants and toddlers in the United States, Mexico and Australia, the agency said. Common adverse reactions included pain, injection-site redness and swelling, irritability and fever.
The GlaxoSmithKline vaccine is given as a four-dose series, starting as early as 6 weeks of age, the FDA said.
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-- Scott Roberts
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Most parents are good parents. But if your son or daughter has attention deficit disorder (ADHD), "good" may not be enough. To ensure that your child is happy and well-adjusted now and in the future — and to create a tranquil home environment — you've got to be a great parent.
Fortunately, it's easier than you might imagine to go from good to great. All it takes is a few small adjustments in your parenting strategies and the way you interact with your child. Here's what works, and why:
1. Accept the fact that your child — like all children — is imperfect.
It's not easy to accept that there's something not quite "normal" about your child. But a child who senses his parents' resentment — and their pessimism about his prospects — is unlikely to develop the self-esteem and can-do spirit he'll need in order to become a happy, well-adjusted adult.
"For a child to feel accepted and supported, he needs to feel that his parents have confidence in his abilities," says Ken Brown-Gratchev, Ph.D., a special education instructor at Kaiser Permanente in Portland, Oregon. "Once parents learn to look at the gifts of ADD — things like exceptional energy, creativity, and interpersonal skills — they can see the shine inside their child."
He Said What?! The Worst Things People Say About Children with ADHD
Carol Barnier, of New Fairfield, Connecticut, certainly sees the "shine" in her ADHD child. "My child is destined for something wonderful, something that would be impossible for those calmer, regular-energy level children," she says. "I can think of several occupations where boundless energy would be an incredible asset. I'm even jealous of his tireless enthusiasm for life and wonder what more I could accomplish if I were so blessed."
Do your best to love your child unconditionally. Treat him as if he were already the person you would like him to be. That will help him become that person.
2. Don't believe all the "bad news" about your child.
It's no fun to hear school employees describe your child as "slow" or unmotivated. But don't let negative remarks deter you from doing everything in your power to advocate for his educational needs. After all, kids with ADHD can succeed if they get the help they need.
"While it's true that your child's mind works differently, he certainly has the ability to learn and succeed just like any other kid," says George DuPaul, Ph.D., professor of school psychology at Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. "Look at it this way—if your child was diabetic or had asthma, would you, for one single minute, hesitate to advocate for his benefit?" Just as a diabetic needs insulin and an asthmatic child needs help breathing, the ADHDer needs his learning environment regulated.
Sue Greco of Warwick, Rhode Island, is adamant about being her 11-year-old's strongest advocate. "My son has a great brain," she says. "He's a leader, with great ideas, but he's been labeled 'unable to succeed' at the local public school. Because I know he's capable of more, I've enrolled him in a Catholic school, hoping the higher academic expectations and greater structure will challenge him in a positive way."
3. Don't overestimate the importance of medication.
There's no doubt that, for many children with ADD, the right medication makes a huge difference in behavior. But by no means is medication the only thing that makes a difference, and talking about it as if it were will leave the child feeling that good behavior has little to do with her own efforts. When you catch your child doing something you've repeatedly asked her not to do, fight the urge to ask, "Did you forget to take your medication this morning?" And don't ever threaten to increase her dosage because she did something inappropriate.
"Statements like these give your child the impression that her behavior is controlled solely by external factors," says Dr. Brown-Gratchev. "It's a parent's responsibility to send the clear message that, while medication will improve the skills she already possesses, it won't magically fix all of her troubles."
Positive Parenting: Raising Children with Iron-Clad Self-Esteem
As Sara Bykowski, a mother of two sons with ADHD living in Angola, Indiana, puts it, "I tell my kids that their medicine is like glasses. Glasses improve eyesight that the person already has. My kids know that their self-control, no matter how limited, is the main factor in their behavior management."
4. Make sure you know the difference between discipline and punishment.
How often have you complained to friends or family members (or even a therapist), "I've yelled, lectured, threatened, given time-outs, taken away toys, canceled outings, bribed, begged, and even spanked — and nothing works!" Do you see the problem with this approach? Any child exposed to such a variety of "sticks" would be confused. And one of the most effective approaches to discipline — the "carrot" of positive feedback — isn't even mentioned.
"Many parents use the terms 'discipline' and 'punishment' interchangeably," says Sal Severe, Ph.D., the author of How to Behave So Your Preschooler Will Too! "In fact, they're vastly different." Discipline, he says, is preferable because it teaches the child how to behave. It includes an explanation of the inappropriate behavior and redirection to acceptable behavior — along with positive reinforcement each time the child makes a good behavior choice. Punishment, on the other hand, uses fear and shame to force the child to behave.
Punishment certainly has its place. However, it should never involve physical or verbal abuse, and it should be used only as a last resort. For example, if your child continues to yank the cat's tail despite being repeatedly told not to — he should be punished.
Often, the best way to discipline an ADHD child is via a simple program of behavior modification: Define age-appropriate, attainable goals and then systematically reward each small achievement until the behavior becomes routine. By rewarding positive behavior (rather than punishing negative behavior), you help your child feel successful — and further increase his motivation to do the right thing.


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Kollas-Cranmer Memorial Run a record-breaker
Runners and walkers turned out in full force for this year's Kollas-Cranmer Memorial Run on July 4, breaking not only attendance records, but also posting some of the fastest times in the history of the event, which started in the early 1970s.
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Sounds of Summer series kicks off with the Pat Travers Band July 21
By JIM DRAKE Hood River News To this day, guitarist Pat Travers can point to the one event that made him say "I want to be a guitar player." "When I was 9 years old, I lived in northern Ontario, and I remember it was in February, the Ed Sullivan ...
Cascade Creek Fire on Mount Adams rages on
Anyone who looked to the north during daylight hours this week might have thought Mount Adams, the dormant volcano, had come back to life.
At Logsdon, Ales for every Seizoen
The Logsdon ale labels depict the waters of Mount Hood turning into a waterfall near the barn and flowing into a rounded Belgian ale glass. The labels are multi-lingual, just like Belgium, with French and Flemish joining the English.
Parks and Rec board to appeal Barrett Park decision
The Hood River Parks and Recreation board has decided to appeal a county decision to not allow a park on Barrett Drive.


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14 January 2014
17 January 2014 Last updated at 15:07 GMT
At the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2014, Click's Dan Simmons explores Sony's Life Space UX exhibit.
The room includes the world's first ultra-high definition home cinema projector and a wall mirror which is also touchscreen panel.
Watch more clips on the Click website. If you are in the UK you can watch the whole programme on BBC iPlayer.