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As Time Goes By "The Mini-Series" Alistair returns from the U.S. and announces an American TV company is interested in Jean and Lionel's love story as a miniseries.G
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Outnumbered Karen recreates "Britain's Got Talent." Ben takes a close interest in Dad's medical tests. Mum thinks Jake's healthy interest in girls is becoming unhealthy.G
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kiarrens wrote:decoyoctopus87 wrote:Also, from the romantic/sentimental grouping, did anyone else love the Loveless/Space Monkey video: Delirium? I really thought that one stood out in that category personally.
Although my guy friend sitting next to me didn't enjoy it quite as much as I did.
I think a lot of guys discounted it simply because it was shonen-ai, which really is a shame, because it was very well edited and had a nice story.
My bf is your typical anti-yaoi/shounen-ai type guy, but he actually really enjoyed that vid. He was actually going to vote for it before DWChang's vid came on. (But I really enjoyed it and did vote for it. )

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Bill Would Ban Cellphones In Work Zones
ST. PAUL (AP) - A Minnesota legislator thinks motorists driving through highway work zones should be banned from using their cellphones.
DFL Rep. Ron Erhardt has introduced a bill that prohibits cellphone use in designated work zones, whether it's handheld or hands free phones. Erhardt says cellphone use is simply another form of distracted driving.
The Minnesota Department of Public Safety says there have been roughly 26,000 work zone crashes in the past five years, causing more than 4,000 injuries and 41 deaths.


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September 22. 2013 7:37PM
Ocean Discovery Day
NH students educated, inspired during Ocean Discovery Day at UNH
By GRETYL MACALASTER
Union Leader Correspondent
Sarah Jansury, 12, a seventh-grader at Gilmanton School operates an underwater robot in the deep water tank at the University of New Hampshire's Chase Ocean Engineering Laboratory during Student Ocean Discovery Day on Friday (GRETYL MACALASTER PHOTO)
— The Jere A. Chase Ocean Engineering Laboratory was abuzz with activity Friday as 800 elementary, middle and high school students explored dozens of different work stations focused on marine science.
It was the second year the University of New Hampshire laboratory held an Ocean Discovery Day for students, and attendance nearly doubled this year due to demand.
Inside, students had a chance to operate an underwater robot in the massive deep-water tank while outside they learned about plankton, marine mammals, and had a chance to dissect squid, a popular activity among students of all ages.
"It's kind of cool because I got to paint a real fish and they might let us cut the squid. I've never seen a squid before," said Ainais Cruz, 8, a third-grader at Manchester's Henry Wilson Elementary School.
The event served as a preview for the public Ocean Discovery Day held Saturday in New Castle, home of the Judd Gregg Marine Research Complex, and on campus at the Chase laboratory.
UNH Marine Docents, volunteers from a variety of coastal organizations, as well as faculty with the new UNH Marine Program, manned the many work stations and did their best to impart their knowledge and excitement to the students.
Dari Ward, a program associate with New Hampshire Sea Grant and the UNH Cooperative Extension, said the focus of the day was to foster a love for marine science and the ocean environment among students.
"There is so much out there to learn and this grabs kids and gives them an experience they can take home that will allow them to delve into an area they haven't been introduced to before," Ward said.
This includes students interested in engineering and computer science.
In one classroom, UNH faculty demonstrated the Telepresence technology that allows researchers to "tag along" with ocean research vessels without leaving the comfort of their office.
Members of the public can also tune in online when a research vessel is out to sea and follow along with what their underwater robots are seeing.Jake Malatesta, 14, and Jack Fogarty, 14, both eighth-graders at Moultonborough Academy, said they were intrigued by a demonstration on oil flume testing, and a discussion about how trash in the ocean is discovered and dealt with.
"It shows how people can get together to help get rid of garbage in the ocean and save millions of animals," Malatesta said.
He said he thinks the visit will inspire students to keep the ocean clean and get more involved in ocean-related activities.
"I learned a lot more about marine biology than I did before," Malatesta said.
Mary Fougere, a science teacher at Gilmanton School, said she also likes that her students are exposed to many other adults working in the field, and other teachers agreed that the hands-on exposure offered more than they could ever present inside the four walls of a classroom."
They are just excited to see something different. We don't have a lot of marine life in Manchester," said Henry Wilson Elementary School social worker Nicole Duclos said.


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Blackhawks try to keep Wild guessing ahead of Game 4
The Chicago Blackhawks appear to be playing a game of 'What's My Line?' ahead of Friday's clash with the Minnesota Wild.
Blackhawks head coach Joel Quenneville is notorious for mixing up his forwards, but it's often just a case of flopping wingers so Patrick Kane could skate with Jonathan Toews or something small such as moving Ben Smith from the fourth line to second-line centre.
The old blender appears to have whipped up a wild concoction for Game 4 of their Western Conference semifinal series.
Based on practice the day before and the morning skate, Toews was skating with Smith and Bryan Bickell on his wings, while Kane had Brandon Saad and Marcus Kruger on his line, Patrick Sharp, Michal Handzus and Marian Hossa were a line and the fourth trio consisted of Brandon Bollig, Joakim Nordstrom and Jeremy Morin.
"I think he wants more spark from each line. Last game wasn't the game we were looking for," Bickell said.
Last game was the 4-0 Minnesota victory that cut left Chicago leading 2-1 in the best-of-seven affair.
For those who said they predicted the Wild winning because of Chicago's odd run of losses in the first road game of a series – it's up to nine straight – it's worth noting how the Blackhawks have fared in games following.
The defending Stanley Cup champs have a 15-5 mark in games that followed and won six of those previous eight series.
Expectations abound of a bounce-back effort.
"I think it's probably going to be the best game of our series," Bickell said. "I know a couple games have been questionable, especially the last game. We don't want to be tied going back home. We need to get our momentum back, get our mojo back and just put in a full 60 minutes."
The Wild will have Matt Cooke in the lineup fresh off the seven-game suspension he was handed or a knee-on-knee hit on Colorado Avalanche defenceman Tyson Barrie in the opening round.
It's Cooke's sixth suspension, but don't expect him to tone it down too much.
"Obviously, I don't want to see anyone get hurt and neither does anyone else, but you also don't want this to be a figure-skating contest out there," he said. "It's something I've tried to pride myself on, especially here over the last three years that you can play physical without being at risk."
Matt Moulson is out due to an undisclosed injury.
The Blackhawks also plan to insert defenceman Nick Leddy in place of Sheldon Brookbank. Leddy was a healthy scratch last game, a tough blow to the blueliner from Minnesota.
Defenceman Niklas Hjalmarsson didn't skate but Quenneville said he's expected to play.
Here are the lines based on the morning skates:
Nino Niederreiter-Mikko Koivu-Charlie Coyle
Zach Parise-Mikael Granlund-Jason Pominville
Matt Cooke-Erik Haula-Justin Fontaine
Dany Heatley-Kyle Brodziak-Cody McCormik
Ryan Suter-Jonas Brodin
Jared Spurgeon-Marco Scandella
Clayton Stoner-Keith Ballard
Ilya Bryzgalov
John Curry
Bryan Bickell-Jonathan Toews-Ben Smith
Patrick Sharp-Michal Handzus-Marian Hossa
Brandon Saad-Marcus Kruger-Patrick Kane
Brandon Bollig-Joakim Nordstrom-Jeremy Morin
Duncan Keith-Brent Seabrook
Johnny Oduya-Niklas Hjalmarsson
Nick Leddy-Michal Rozsival
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Chief Keef is the latest rapper to get his own special edition of Beats by Dre headphones.
Keef was on hand at the Beats by Dre flagship store in New York's SOHO neighborhood on Saturday, where he signed autographs, took some interviews and unveiled his new headsets. They have not hit the mass market yet.
If you are wondering why the headphones are light blue, it's to coincide with Keef's hometown Chicago, or as he coins it "Chi-raq." Light blue, white and red are the colors of the Chicago city flag.
Chief Keef's deal with Interscope Records almost a year ago included his own line of Beats By Dre headphones. He dropped his debut LP on the label Finally Rich back in December.


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"Better Son/Daughter" poll
OK, so I'm the one who made the video last year. This one (I've forgotten how to embed):
I just finished a horiffically busy All-Star week here in Phoenix (as some of you know, I work for a major sports media organization here), so I just got a chance to see the thread asking about the 2011 hype video.
My plan was to change it up this year -- since the RichRod era is done and gone, I was thinking it'd be a good time for a new song, something fresh to signal a change and new philosophy and whatnot. But before I start working on something, let's take an informal poll.
Should there be another "Better Son/Daughter" hype video this year, for tradition's sake?
I don't feel like setting up a Survey Monkey or anything, so let's just take it here in this thread. Yes or no? And if no, do you have any particular suggestions for a song for this year's hype video? I have a song in mind but am not totally sure it's the right one.
UPDATE: After about 100 comments, my rough count has things at about 60-40 in favor of a new song. So ... that's pretty close. Maybe I can find time to do one of each. And thanks for the song suggestions -- there are some pretty good options there, and I've still gotta listen to a few of them. Feel free to keep those coming.


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The next plastic water bottle you buy won't have bisphenol A in it, but the receipt might. A series of recent studies have found high levels of the toxin in an unlikely but ubiquitous place: cash register receipts.
One study found that touching a receipt for five seconds with a single fingertip wiped off up to 23 micrograms of bisphenol A (BPA). The chemical could then find its way onto food and be ingested. The amount wiped off increases tenfold when all fingers contact the paper and "by an order of magnitude,' scientists say, when the paper is crumpled in one's palm.
The full article appears in the September issue of Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry, a German scientific journal.
BPA has been in the news since 2007 when some retailers pulled hard plastic bottles from their shelves. There was concern that trace amounts of the chemical were seeping into the water. A year later the federal government announced that Canada would be the first country to ban BPA from plastic food containers.
All calculations that deal with BPA levels are intangibly small, measured in micrograms and parts-per-billion. Health Canada says it is dangerous to consume more than 25 micrograms per kilogram of body mass per day. But levels even lower than that may be too much. A 2009 research group found "long-term adverse reproductive and carcinogenic effects' in mice given only one microgram per kilogram of body mass.
There is much discussion on the effect of BPA on humans, but no conclusive testing has been done to support or rebut detrimental claims. One certainty is that there is a lot of BPA in cash receipts.
Receipts, and theatre and concert tickets are all printed on thermal paper. The dye is already part of the paper, which makes for an inexpensive and reliable printing process. When heat is applied, a solvent in the paper melts and allows dye to mix with BPA and darken, which produces the desired text.
Scientists in Boston have analysed the chemicals in thermal paper. In July, researchers from the Warner Babcock Institute took receipts from 10 businesses and extracted all the BPA. They found between 3,000 and 19,000 micrograms in the 30-centimetre strips.
That much BPA is more than 12 times Health Canada's limit for a 60-kilogram person, although it's unlikely that the entire amount would wipe off in normal use.
"Ideally, there wouldn't be any at all,' said Janelle Witzel of Environmental Defence, a group lobbying against harmful chemicals.
"One of our main concerns is potential ingestion,' she said. "After handling a receipt or before a meal, like everything else, just be sure to wash your hands.'
Other suggestions include keeping receipts away from children and toddlers, and separate from unpackaged foods in grocery bags.
It's difficult to avoid BPA in receipts.
"Anywhere you go now, minus a few mom-and-pop stores, you look at your receipt and it's thermal paper,' said Jesse Gonzalez, an employee at Wedge Paper Products.
The Mississauga, Ont.-based company distributes cash register paper rolls to businesses across North America. "The quickest way to tell is by taking your fingernail and scratching it. It'll leave a mark and that's how you can tell it's thermal paper.'
Gonzalez said BPA-free thermal paper is more expensive to produce.
However, he said right now about half of his company's shipments are BPA- free, because customers are requesting it.
Prior to the receipt studies, scientists had focused on BPA exposure from food packaging.
In 2009, Health Canada measured the amount of BPA that seeped into canned soft drinks from the cans' inner lining. On average, 0.2 micrograms of BPA were ingested with each soft drink – a fraction of the amount wiped off a receipt.
In animal tests, BPA has been linked to ovarian and prostate cancer, obesity and diabetes, among other illnesses. Earlier this month, Statistics Canada released a study estimating that 91 per cent of Canadians had measurable levels of BPA in their urine.
Cash receipts pose risk for BPA exposure: study
The next plastic water bottle you buy won't have bisphenol A in it, but the receipt might. A series of recent studies have found high levels of the toxin in an unlikely but ubiquitous place: cash register receipts.


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Minnesota Senate Backs Matching Some Tax Deductions
ST. PAUL (AP) - The Minnesota Senate has unanimously approved a bill that will let some Minnesota taxpayers claim recently enacted federal tax deductions on their state taxes too.
The Senate approved the bill unanimously Thursday. It's slightly different than a version passed earlier this week in the House, and must go back for a final vote of approval there.
The bill affects 250,000 tax returns. It includes teachers claiming deductions for education expense, homeowners taking itemized deductions for their mortgage insurance premiums and college students or parents using higher education tuition deductions.
Republicans in both chambers failed to include more deductions, as Democrats refused while citing the high cost.
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Corn conditions remain in a dismal state and at this point in the growing season, there is little chance of improvement. Farmers across the Corn Belt will have to accept lower yields and/or insurance payments due to the prolonged drought.
As of August 6, 2012 corn conditions have declined to 23% of the crop in good or excellent condition, a 1% drop from last week and a 37% decline from last year at the same time. 26% of the corn was dented and only 6% was dented at the same time last year. As of the second week of August, 61% of the corn crop is doughing, compared to the five-year average of only 30%. Corn prices decreased by 2.1% over the past week ending at $8.03 per bushel and year-over-year prices have increased by 15.9%.
As of the second week of August, soybean conditions were at 39% in very poor or poor condition compared to 13% a year earlier. Soybeans in good or excellent condition remained unchanged from last week at 29%. 71% of soybeans have set pods, a 25% increase from a year prior. Soybean prices decreased by 6.8% over the past week ending at $16.07 per bushel and year-over-year prices increased by 20.7%.
Spring wheat conditions are at 63% in good or excellent condition and only 11% in poor or very poor condition, unchanged from last week. 47% of the spring wheat has been harvested as of August 6, 2012. Wheat prices ended the week at $8.93 per bushel, a 2.3% decrease from last week. Year-over-year wheat prices have increased 31.5%.
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The Los Angeles Kings have taken a 2-0 lead in the Western Conference semifinal series against the San Jose Sharks by scoring twice in a 22-second span in the final minutes of Game 2 on Thursday night at Staples Center.
The Sharks can blame themselves for getting penalized twice in the late stages of the third period, giving the Kings a 5-on-3 advantage that they eventually converted. Dustin Brown scored the equalizier on a rebound and Trevor Lewis put home a loose puck when the Kings still had a man advantage.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal health officials say the parents of premature babies enrolled in a treatment study several years ago weren't properly informed of potential risks.
Very premature babies need oxygen. Too much has long been known to cause blindness. Too little can increase risk of death. The study enrolled 1,300 babies at 23 hospitals between 2005 and 2009 to hunt the best dose somewhere in between.
In a March letter publicized Wednesday, the government's Office for Human Research Protections said researchers didn't spell out the risks to parents. The University of Alabama at Birmingham, which led the study, said although slightly more babies who received lower-dose oxygen died, the death rates were lower than usual for that time. But university officials pledged to better outline risks in future studies.


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I am inviting all interested employees and students on campus to meet with us for this informative and important presentation. Offices may be closed for this meeting, provided essential services are maintained.
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About 50 years ago to date, students at Ohio University in Athens entered into a new age of music. The British rock scene introduced four young men from Liverpool to the United States. We know them as The Beatles, one of the most recognizable groups to ever grace the stage.
The Athens nightlife rung with the sounds of crisp guitars. Today, however, music in the college setting has changed quite a bit. Hip hop and censored lyrics control the airwaves. In the 1960s, mothers and fathers across the US considered The Beatles to be unkempt and at times vulgar. In 2014, most laugh that The Beatles were ever considered to be inappropriate.
Ohio University students can agree that music today can cross lines. Nick Komjati, a sophomore at OU, thinks today's music is vulgar but defends the genre. "I am a pretty big fan of those songs."
David Holman, another OU student, commented on the differences of songs from today and the 1960s. "I mean obviously it's got a different ring to it, you know music back then was a lot more conservative you know more regulated, more censored."
Could a band older than some college age student's parents still be relevant?
When asked if the Beatles have lived on, most OU students answered bluntly. "I am a big fan, I thoroughly enjoy their music," Michael Drapcho stated with a smile fondly remembering the sweet sounds of Paul, George, John, and Ringo.


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Lysimachia minoricensis
|Scope: Global, Europe & Mediterranean
Language: English
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|Lysimachia minoricensis J.J.Rodr.
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|Extinct in the Wild ver 3.1
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|Galicia Herbada, D. & Fraga Arquimbau, P.
|de Montmollin, B., Galicia Herbada, D. & Bilz, M.
Lysimachia minoricensis was only known from a single location (Barranc de Sa Vall), where it disappeared between 1926 and 1950. Fortunately seeds had been collected, and the species was cultivated from 1926 in the Botanical Garden of Barcelona. Although L. minoricensis was believed to be lost when the garden was abandoned during the Civil War, a colony was later rediscovered, growing in the shelter of a bushy thicket.
This species is now only found in cultivation and seedbanks. Note that while the species has recently been re-introduced to the wild, it has not yet formed self-sustaining populations.
|Previously published Red List assessments:
|Range Description:
|Endemic to Menorca in the Balearic Islands, Lysimachia minoricensis was only known from a single location (Barranc de Sa Vall), where it disappeared between 1926 and 1950.
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Regionally extinct:Spain (Baleares)
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|The only notes made by its discoverer recorded that this herbaceous biennial grew in cool, shady places. This species seems able to produce seeds without pollinators. The number of seeds produced per individual is very high, with up to 3,300 counted for some plants, with an average number of 1,100. Experiments have shown that germination rates are very high, and germination can occur over a wide range of temperature, light, and soil salinity conditions. There is also experimental evidence that this species is well adapted to water stress. The leaves emit a strong odour that may be an adaptation to protect the plant from herbivores.
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|The reasons for its disappearance in the wild are unknown. It is possible that over-collection and the impact of human activities (such as fire and changes in agricultural practices) may have caused its extinction. On the other hand, it is possible that this species might have benefited from agricultural activities practiced in the past, and that the cessation of these practices may have caused the disappearance of habitat favourable to this species. The most successful re-introduction attempts, where plants survived for up to five years, were in areas previously disturbed by fire, cattle or goats.
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Actions in Place
Legally: This species is included in Appendix I of the Bern Convention and listed in the Catalogue of Threatened Species (Catálogo de Especies Amenazadas, CEA). The natural area where it was known from and to where re-introduction attempts have been made (Son Bou i Barranc de Sa Vall) is designated as a Site of Special Natural Interest by the Law 1/1991 of the Parliament of the Balearic Islands. It is also included in the European Natura 2000 network.
In situ: Attempts to re-introduce the species into its native habitat have been undertaken since 1959 but have been unsuccessful. The most recent attempts have re-introduced this species with mycorrhizal fungi in the gorges of Sa Vall, Trebaluger, and Algendar. However, the seeds from these individuals have failed to germinate, thus this species is still considered to be Extinct in the Wild.
Ex situ: Seeds of this species are conserved in numerous seedbanks. It is also cultivated in several botanical gardens using seeds produced by the original specimens.
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Most urgently, it is important to understand the reproductive biology of this species, especially the factors that inhibit the germination of seeds in the wild. Second, re-introduction attempts need to be continued. Finally a management plan needs to be developed for the areas where the species has been re-introduced so that the re-introduced populations become self-sustaining.
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Michigan Tech has announced a move to a plateau tuition plan for undergraduates beginning with the fall 2013 semester. The decision to adopt the plateau tuition plan was made by the University's Financial Data Group after a thorough analysis.
The plateau will be set at 12-18 credit hours. That means undergraduates will pay a flat rate for a course load ranging from 12 to 18 credit hours. In fall 2011, full time undergraduate students on average took 14.7 credits per semester. In fall 2012, the average was 14.6.
The dollar amount of the plateau tuition will be determined at the May meeting of Michigan Tech's Board of Trustees, when the Board will set tuition rates for the coming year. The plateau plan does not apply to graduate-level tuition.
Tech joins five other state universities in Michigan that already have adopted plateau tuition plans. They are Northern Michigan University, University of Michigan, Western Michigan University, Grand Valley State University and Lake Superior State University.
In a presentation to the Board Finance Committee last week, Les Cook, vice president for student affairs, listed some of the benefits of the plateau tuition plan.:
- Setting tuition for full-time undergraduates near the current 15 credit hour rate allows students to better predict semester tuition bills and allows the University to better project tuition revenue.
- The change may motivate capable students to increase their per-semester class load, shortening their time to graduation.
- A flat rate provides financial incentive for students to pursue second credentials such as a certificate, second major or a minor.
- Moving to this structure provides additional incentive for students to remain at the University for an additional year to earn a master's degree.
- Plateau tuition encourages students currently transferring credits from online courses (where Michigan Tech has no control over quality of content and instruction) instead to take those courses at Michigan Tech.
- Because students won't have to pay additional tuition for courses within the 12-18 hour plateau, they will be more likely to explore other academic interests, pursuing courses of interest that may lie outside their immediate major course path.
- Moving to the plateau structure simplifies the add/drop process as well as the payment/refund function for both the student and the University.
"This decision has been made after careful deliberations, including a careful financial analysis," said Provost Max Seel. "In the end, I believe that the educational benefits—that students can fully explore the college experience and take classes they otherwise would not have taken—carry the argument. Easier financial budget planning is a welcome byproduct."
During exploration of the idea of a plateau tuition plan, the University encouraged undergraduates to express their opinions about it. Approximately 100 students responded directly to Vice President Cook. Of those responding, two-thirds favored moving to a plateau rate.
"We believe that plateau tuition will help our students and their families plan better for the costs of their education," Cook said.
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The Catholic News Agency reports that on her recent trip to Mexico, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton visited the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe. She left flowers on behalf of the American people.
The Basilica is the second most visited Catholic shrine in the world, and the Lady of Guadalupe is one of the principal symbols of the Mexican nation. The Basilica houses a cloak that belonged to a 16th-century Indian, on which an image of the Virgin Mary miraculously appeared. In the intervening years, no scientific explanation of the image has been forthcoming. Among Catholics (and many others), this is one of the most famous of all miracles. This is the image on the cloak:
You can watch video of Clinton being shown the cloak here.
The Catholic News Agency says that after viewing the cloak, Clinton turned to the priest who was showing her the Basilica and asked, "Who painted it?"
This is one of those stories that seem like it can't possibly be true. Could America's Secretary of State really be ignorant of a central cultural symbol of a country next door? It is as though a foreign minister came to Washington, was shown Stuart's portrait of George Washington, and asked, "Who was he?" It is hard to imagine how Clinton's staff could have prepared her for her visit without making sure she knew the story. So for now, I'm reserving judgment. It will be interesting to see whether CNS's story is confirmed and whether the State Department has any comment.
UPDATE: Today's comic relief: inveterate goofball Andrew Sullivan described this post as "pouncing" on Clinton on the same day when he claimed that Dick Cheney loves to torture people for no reason, just like a hit man for a Mexican drug gang. Sometimes, Andrew, a little self-knowledge is a good thing. Your friends won't always tell you when you've gone completely nuts.


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CLEMSON, S.C. (Sept. 1, 2012) – After rallying past Charlotte in four sets (18-25, 25-16, 25-20, 25-22) to start the day, the ETSU volleyball team set up a championship showdown with Clemson. Unfortunately, after keeping things tight in the first two sets, the Blue and Gold were swept by the Tigers (22-25, 20-25, 11-25) in Clemson Classic Championship on Saturday evening inside Jervey Gymnasium.
With the split, ETSU saw its three-game winning streak come to an end and the Bucs moved their mark to 6-2 on the season.
Following the match, sophomores Meredith Hardy (Kingsport, Tenn.) and Bethany Gesell (High Point, N.C.) were named to the Clemson Classic All-Tournament Team. Gesell hit .375 on the weekend, while tallying 28 kills, six blocks and four digs. Hardy was also unstoppable as she compiled 30 kills and 14 blocks in the four matches.
As a team, ETSU finished with five more kills than its opponents this weekend, 122 to 117, while also out-blocking them by 10, 26 to 16. In addition, the Bucs averaged over four aces per match as the Blue and Gold compiled 17 points off those serves.
ETSU vs. Charlotte Game Recap
Despite dropping the opening set to Charlotte on Saturday, the ETSU volleyball team responded well as the Bucs rallied to a 3-1 win over the 49ers in their second match of the Clemson Classic inside Jervey Gym.
Megan Devine (Kingsport, Tenn.) recorded her fourth double-double of the season (second straight) after finishing with 15 kills and 16 digs, while Gesell continued her strong hitting as she ended with a .562 attack percentage. Hardy added 12 kills, four blocks, and three digs in the third consecutive win for the Blue and Gold. Freshman Jessica Schafer (Dekalb, Ill.) also added five blocks and two kills. The major storyline in the match was the differential in attack errors. Charlotte finished with 31 errors, compared to only 14 by the Bucs.
ETSU dug itself in a hole early on in the first set and couldn't battle out of it as Charlotte took the opener, 25-18. The 49ers opened up on a 4-1 run to begin the set – and despite pulling even at five – the Blue and Gold didn't get over the hump as the Bucs never led in the stanza. From there, Charlotte used a 10-3 spurt to pull ahead, 15-8, forcing the Bucs to call a timeout after Carly Ochs recorded her fourth kill of the set. The Bucs were only able to get within four points in the set when a block by Kayla Williams (El Paso, Texas) and Hardy made it a 22-18 score; however, Charlotte secured the final three points to win the opener.
Just like the first set, Charlotte charged out to a 6-2 lead, but the Bucs fought hard to muster a 9-2 run and claimed an 11-8 advantage, forcing the 49ers to call their first timeout of the set when Hardy slammed home her second of five kills in the stanza. ETSU's run eventually spread to 16-6 when Charlotte had to burn its final timeout after Schafer and Williams combined on a block, making it an 18-12 contest. Despite the 49ers winning three of the next four points after the stoppage of play, the Blue and Gold recovered nicely as ETSU closed the set on a 6-1 surge to even the match up with a 25-16 victory. The Bucs capitalized on Charlotte's eight attack errors, while ETSU – who only had one attack error in the set – outhit the 49ers, .361 to 135. Hardy and Williams paced the Buccaneer attack as they combined for seven of ETSU's 14 kills and hit an astonishing .636.
The Bucs carried the positive energy over to the third set as ETSU eased its way to a 25-20 win told hold a 2-1 lead in the match. ETSU never trailed in the set as the Blue and Gold rushed out to a 7-3 start and only let the 49ers pull within three, 8-5. Ironically, it was another 7-3 spurt that gave the Bucs a comfortable lead which they wouldn't relinquish as ETSU led, 15-8. From there, the Bucs continued to extend their lead as Hardy's block put ETSU within one point of the set, 24-14, but Charlotte didn't go down without a fight. The 49ers strung together six consecutive points before a kill by Hardy gave the Blue and Gold the five-point win. ETSU used four service aces to register easy points as Williams, Devine, Hardy, and Ivey Rice (Johnson City, Tenn.) found the holes in Charlotte's defense.
Despite falling in the third set, Charlotte carried the late momentum over to the fourth as the 49ers opened a 6-3 lead, but ETSU responded with a 4-1 run to tie the set at seven. The 49ers gained some breathing room midway through the stanza as Charlotte led 16-12 when Amanda Videmsek posted one of her 10 kills of the match, forcing the Blue and Gold to call a timeout. The move worked in a big way as the Bucs responded to coach Devine's chat by pulling even at 20, thanks to Gesell sparking a run with five kills during the stretch. Charlotte regained the lead when they came out of a timeout with a kill by Mireya Braxton, but consecutive attack errors by the 49ers ended any chance of a comeback. ETSU used the errors to its favor and ended the match with consecutive kills by Devine. Once again it were the errors that doomed the 49ers in the final set as Charlotte compiled 10 attack errors to the Bucs' two, while Gesell and Devine combined for 10 of the 12 kills for the Blue and Gold. Gesell had six kills on nine swings and Devine had four on 11 attempts.
With the loss, Charlotte saw its record move to 3-2 on the season.
ETSU at Clemson Recap
Despite keeping things close in the first two sets, ETSU couldn't find the spark needed to put away the Tigers, as Clemson swept the Bucs in the championship match of the tournament.
Megan Devine – who is now 14 kills away from career number 1,000 – led the Bucs with 14 of them in the match against Clemson. Devine also finished with five digs and two service aces. Meanwhile, Meredith Hardy had seven kills to go with her two blocks.
The first set was a see-saw affair as it had 14 ties and six lead changes, but with ETSU leading 21-20, Clemson rattled off five of the next six points to take the opener, 25-22. The Bucs held five three-point leads in the stanza, but couldn't put the Tigers away as Clemson used an 8-4 spurt to regain a 20-19 advantage after a Kristin Faust service ace. ETSU looked to have regrouped when Devine powered home consecutive kills, but Clemson's final timeout of the set paid huge dividends as the Tigers rallied for the win with a 5-1 run at the end. The Tigers hit .423 in the set with only one attack error, compared to ETSU's .186 attack percentage on seven errors.
Again, play was close in the second set, but in the end Clemson closed out the stanza on another 5-1 run to pull out a 25-20 win. The Blue and Gold led early when Kayla Williams and Jessica Schafer combined for a block – giving ETSU a 5-4 advantage. However, things quickly shifted as the Tigers won nine of the next 13 points to take a 13-9 lead, but the Bucs answered with a brief spurt to pull within one, 13-12, following a ball handling error by Hannah Brenner. Despite keeping things tight, ETSU couldn't generate the spark it needed to pull out the win. The Tigers continued with their strong hitting as they outhit the Bucs, .342 to .171.
Things went all Clemson's way in the third and final set as the Tigers opened up on a 10-5 run, forcing the Bucs to waste a timeout after Bethany Gesell was called for an attack error. From there, the Tigers won four of the next five points to lead by eight, 14-6, but ETSU made a brief attack by claiming the next three points to pull within five. However, the run was stopped as Clemson closed out the match on an 11-2 surge to come away with the championship.
The Tigers hit over .400 in two of the three sets and only had six attack errors in the match, while ETSU was charged with 21. Moneshia Simmons led Clemson with 11 kills and Brenner completed a double-double with 30 assists and 10 digs.
Clemson captured its second straight tournament championship to start the season and improved to 6-0 with the win.
The Blue and Gold head home for the first time in 2012 when ETSU hosts Marshall on Monday night at 7 p.m. inside Brooks Gym. A pregame tailgate will be held outside of Brooks Gym starting at 5:45 p.m. as Buccaneer fans will have the opportunity to meet the 2012 team and enjoy free food.
For more information on Buccaneer volleyball, visit ETSUBucs.com.


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15 Fresh Ways to Eat an Egg
Happy Labor Day from all of us here at The Kitchn! We're mostly taking the day off, but we also wanted to bring you a peek at our theme this coming week: Eggs! Yes, we're taking a whole week to explore and celebrate the incredible little package of deliciousness found in every egg. To kick things off, here are 15 of our favorite egg-centric recipes, from silky Korean steamed eggs, to a red pepper frittata, to homemade egg drop soup, and a cheesy potato and bacon egg bake for the morning. There are creamy, smoky deviled eggs, and a recipe for making the perfect quiche, every time. Take a look, and tell us: What's your favorite way to eat an egg?
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How To Cook an Egg: 22 Egg Tips & Tutorials
• 1 Korean-Style Steamed Eggs (Gyeran Jjim)
• 2 How to Make Egg Drop Soup
• 3 Cheesy Potato Breakfast Casserole with Cheddar & Sun-Dried Tomatoes
• 4 Miso Soup with Rice & Poached Egg
• 5 How To Make Creamy, Luscious Scrambled Eggs
• 6 Sweet Potato Hash with Caramelized Onions, Sausage & Eggs
• 7 Eight-Ball Zucchini With Eggs Baked Inside
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Little progress has been made in improving the long-term health of extremely premature babies, and with pre-term births on the rise across Europe, rates of serious disability are likely to increase, doctors said on Wednesday.
A decade of advances in medicine mean more babies born at between 22 and 26 weeks gestation manage to survive, but rates of severe health complications remain as high as they were in 1995, according to research by neonatal specialists in Britain.
The findings of two separate studies published in the British Medical Journal suggest the number of children and adults with disabilities caused by premature birth will rise in coming years.
Babies born before 27 weeks of gestation - 13 weeks before they would be considered full term - face a battle for survival. Many of those who do survive face problems such as lung conditions, learning difficulties and cerebral palsy.
Rates of premature birth are rising in many European countries and are particularly high in Britain and the United States.
"As the number of children that survive pre-term birth continues to rise, so will the number who experience disability throughout their lives," said Neil Marlow, of University College London's Institute for Women's Health, who worked on both studies and presented the results at a briefing in London.
He said this was "likely to have an impact on the demand for health, education and social care services."
The two studies, led by Marlow and Kate Costeloe of Queen Mary, University of London, compared a group of babies born in the UK between 22 and 26 weeks' gestation in 2006 with those born between 22 and 25 weeks over a 10-month period in 1995.
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There was no significant increase in survival of babies born before 24 weeks - the current legal limit for abortion in Britain - and the number of babies who had major health complications was unchanged over the decade.
Costeloe said what while survival rates for babies born at less than 27 weeks gestation were moving in the "right direction", there was still room for improvement.
"We can't be complacent, because the fact of the matter is, that in 2006 if at this gestation you were alive at the end of the first week, you had no greater chance of going home (from hospital) than you would have done had you managed to survive the first week of life in 1995."
The second study looked at the health of the 2006 babies when at three years old and compared this with 1995. It found that while 11 percent more babies survived to three without disabilities the proportion of survivors born between 22 and 25 weeks with severe disability was about the same - at 18 percent in 1995 and 19 percent in 2006.
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ANNUAL ART EXHIBITION The Salmagundi Club has served as a center for fine artists from New York and around the country for over 130 years. Currently view works as part of the Junior & Scholarship Members Annual Exhibition. Continues thru March 17. Pictured above is Paige by Rose Freymuth-Frazier. Salmagundi Club, 47 5th Ave. at 12th St. 212-255-7740, www.salmagundi.org.
ART BY TATTOO AND MIXED MEDIA ARTIST A solo-exhibit of mixed media silhouetted self-portraits by Grime, an artist, writer and businessman. Grimes work addresses ideas of beauty, banality, consumerism, sex, politics, death and life. His art plays with self-image, how he perceives himself and how he believes others perceive him. Invisible NYC, 148 Orchard St. Thru March 25. 212-228-1358.
A VISUAL DANCE INTO THE UNSEEN New York artist Marion Lanes newest exhibit, Life Forms, offers a new genre of painting. She works from evocative graphic drawings and creates forms that suggest the complexities of emerging cellular life forms under a microscope or vast explosions of energy in cosmic space. Pleides Gallery, 530 W. 25th St. Continues thru March 11. 646-230-0056.
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RUSSIAN ABSTRACT ART Moscow born artist Natalia Sitnikovas first exhibition in the U.S. presents an opportunity to view abstraction as an integral part of Russian contemporary art. View 25 individual paintings, assembled into an abstract installation with each canvas being an independent composition in itself. Pictured above is Composition 25, #6. Continues thru Feb. 20. Mimi Ferzt Gallery, 114 Prince St. 212-343-9377.
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DENISE BIBRO fINE aRT, 529 W. 20th St., 4th floor, 212-647-7030: FLYING MIGRATION, A solo exhibition of artist Carol Goebels welded steel sculptures. Farm implements, cast iron metamorphasizing into wall sculptures. The pieces are light and airy, steel that soars. Thru Mar. 4. RECENT OIL PAINTINGS, An exhibition of Linda Lippas figure-based narrative and still life paintings. These paintings encapsulate the spirit of contemporary life and emote human drama. Thru Mar. 4.
Dia: Beacon, Riggio Galleries, 3 Beekman St., 845-440-0100, www.diaart.org: GALLERY TALK, Steven Evans, Assistant Director for Dia Art Foundation, will talk about the work of Dan Flavin. Sat., Feb. 25. at 1pm. Gallery Talks are the last Saturday of every month at 1 pm and are free with museum admission. Talks focus on the work of the artists in the collection. The one-hour presentations are given by curators, art historians and writers, and take place in museums galleries. Reservations are suggested. Call 845- 440-0100 x44.
ETHAN cOHEN fINE aRTS, 18 Jay St., bet Hudson & Greenwich, 212-625-1250: NEW CHINESE OCCIDENTALISM, A show about artists whose work is at the cusp of an art world wrestling with a contradiction. Chinese art made in America, has up until recently, gone relatively unnoticed. This show is the first to address this special community and focus on its lineage and contribution. Thru Feb. 28.
Fusion Arts Museum, 57 Stanton St., bet Forsyth & Eldridge Sts., 212-995-5290: LIGHT MY IRE, A group exhibit curated by Paul Cabezas in which angst and art collide. Feb. 16 - May 31. Main gallery. THE YEAR OF THE DOG, an installation of fluorescent paintings, digital video and sound track by New York installation and performance artist Peter Grzybowski. Thru Mar. 31.
The first presbyterian church in the city of new york, The Great Hall, South Wing, 12 W. 12 St: Colors, An invitational exhibition of artwork by members of the New York Artists Circle. Thru Feb. 28.
grey art gallery, 100 Washington Square East. 212-998-6780: THE DOWNTOWN SHOW: THE NEW YORK ART SCENE, 1974-1984. This exhibition features approximately 375 paintings, sculptures, drawings, videos and photographs. The show views downtown as both geography and metaphor, and illuminates how this 10 year period altered the face of American art and culture. Thru April 1.
Kathleen Cullen Fine Arts, 526 W. 26th St., Suite 411, bet.10th and 11th Sts. 212-463-8500: EASTERN BOYS AND WESTERN GIRLS, A contemporary art exhibit featuring the works of two young artists, David Shapiro and Ben Weiner. Through watercolor and oil paint, the artists transform debris from the Western cultural subconscious into elegant visions of glam-trash. Thru March 3.
Lower East Side Tenement Museum, 90 Orchard St., 212-431-0233, www.tenement.org: VISITORS CENTER, Tour carefully restored tenement apartments and learn about the lives of actual past residents. Thru June 14, view "Coming Home," an installation of art work by artist Aresh Javadi and English as a Second Language students that illuminates the concerns of immigrants today.
Merchants House, 29 E. Fourth St, bet Lafayette St. and Bowery, 212-777-1089: In 1944, the Merchant's House was featured in a national publication for the first time when House and Garden Magazine commissioned Samuel H. Gottscho to photograph the interiors for an article in its February issue. The photographs will be on view. Thru Feb. 27.
Morrison Hotel Gallery, 124 Prince St., near Greene St., 212-941-8770: MUSICAL IMAGES OF IRELAND, Never before seen portrait black and white frames capture two generations of working class Irish musicians in County Clare, Ireland. Features concertina, fiddles and pipes. March 16 29.
paul Sharpe Contemporary Art, 525 W. 29th St., 646-613-1252: PAINT | NOT PAINT, Featuring works by Robert Appleton, Joe Fyfe, Gloria Garfinkel, Rafael Sanchez, Lee Whittier and Jo Wood-Brown. Feb. 28 - April 1. Reception will be March 2 from 6 9pm.
Peter blum gallery, 99 Wooster St. 212-343-0441. LINE AND SURFACE, Spanning the period from the 1950s to the present, this exhibition features works on paper by 26 artists. Thru Mar. 25.
Pratt Manhattan Gallery, l144 W. 14 St.: SPEAK - NINE CARTOONISTS, An exhibition that celebrates the current golden age of North American comics with a diverse group of comic book artists represented. Thru Feb. 25.
ricco maresca gallery, 529 West 20th St., 3rd Floor. 212-627-4819: MARC DENNIS: CARAVAGGIOS CAT AND OTHER THINGS UNSEEN, A solo show by New York based artist Marc Dennis whose lavish realism recalls 17th century historical painting , yet his bizarre portraits and still lives are infused with contemporary symbolism and attitude. Opening Reception is Thurs., Feb. 23 from 6 pm to 9 pm. Continues thru April 8.
St. Vincents Hospital, Link Lobby, 170 W. 12th St., COMPASSION, A photography exhibit based on a conceptual and spiritual theme meant to evoke a variety of interpretations that affirm the positive and enduring qualities of life and the human spirit. Works by Professional Women Photographers, Inc., a group that promotes the work of women photographers through exhibition opportunities and educational forums. Thru April 20. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of the photographs will benefit St. Vincents Maternal Child services.
Staley Wise Gallery, 560 Broadway. 212-966-6223: WHAT A LIFE! PHOTOGRAPHS FROM THE LIFE MAGAZINE ARCHIVES, An exhibition of black and white photographs from the archives of LIFE magazine. The focus of this exhibition is the work that showed the inherent style of LIFE magazines photography. Thru Mar. 11.
80 Washington Square East Galleries, 80 Washington Square East: SMALL WORKS, Show features a variety of works including Button in the Garden of Earthly Delights X by Catya Plate.
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http://parts.reprap.org/ http://reprap.org/bin/view/Main/WebHome They're trying to embed even the soldering of the circuit boards into it's self-replication! Amazing stuff!
I heard another hackerspace talk about having two or three of them. I suppose it's not difficult to have several if it replicates itself, but still I am jealous. We needs one.


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I've joined the No 'Poo movement. Not that kind of no poo movement. That's called constipation, friends. Right now, I'm talking about The No Shampoo Movement. Why would one quit shampoo? Um, the bigger question is why WOULDN'T one quit shampoo? If you find yourself often saying or thinking any of the following statements, then you'll have convinced me that no 'poo = no you.
1. "I wouldn't be even slightly ruffled if Jon Hamm inspected my hair greasiness 24-48 hours after washing it."
2. "I would be dismayed if my hair were as shiny as puppies' eyes bedazzled with sequins and polished silver."
3. "The more shampoo and conditioner bottles I put into landfills, the more my level of contentment in life increases."
4. "I love my hair to be so unhealthy and over-washed that it breaks off so that I can leave pieces of myself everywhere I go. It's like Hansel and Gretel… except with hair."
5. "I find the act of absorbing anti-freeze (isopropyl alcohol), detergent (SLS), petroleum (propylene), coal tar (FD&C color pigments), and carcinogenic toxins (too many to count) through my scalp truly pleasurable."
As I said, if any of these statements is a daily affirmation for you, then I suggest you remain committed to your relationship with that bottle that currently inhabits your shower. That sounded potentially bad… Like I'm encouraging addictive behaviors for people who happen to store some type of alcoholic beverage in their place of bathing. My bad. Don't do that.
Are you wondering whose golden locks are plastered all over this post? They're mine… And although they're an obvious example of bed-head, they're also an example of no 'poo hair SEVEN DAYS after washing. Seven. I wanted to show how my hair looks these days at its dirtiest and messiest when I've done nothing to it. It wasn't always this way. How did achieve it? I'll share with you the wisdom of my people. When I say "my people," I mean fellow dirty hippies who, ironically, are not so dirty after all.
Step One: Stop using shampoo. Use baking soda and vinegar instead. For your new shampoo, add water to baking soda until it's a thick goo. Exact measurements aren't really important, but it's better to have not enough water than too much. For your new conditioner, add 1 to 2 tablespoons of apple cider vinegar only (no other type of vinegar) to 1 cup of water. This time, it's better to have not enough vinegar than too much. Store your new hair beautifiers in your shower.
- Wet your hair and focus on massaging your new shampoo into your roots. Let it sit for one minute. Rinse. Pour conditioner onto your ends rather than the roots and rub in. Rinse.
- Practice your new hair care method for at least two weeks.
Step Two: Stop using baking soda and vinegar. Use only water instead. You can do this cold turkey or wean yourself off. It's choose your own adventure here. Just massage your scalp well when you're in the shower. That's it. This is the critical phase where your body pushes the reset button and finds balance for your hair. Shampoo strips our hair of its natural oils, so over time your hair becomes accustomed to over-producing sebum.
- Don't use any styling products or ANYTHING on your hair. This is important so that your hair can find balance again.
- This phase lasts 4 to 6 weeks. Your hair will be greasier than usual. I probably reached peak greasiness at the end of the first week. I wore it up all the time. No one really noticed. My hair looked dirty but nothing more than that. I stuck it out for the full 6 weeks because I knew my sebum production was pretty off the charts – my hair would be greasy again after 24 hours. I wanted to go the extra mile to ensure that my body would recalibrate properly. Trust me: you may feel a bit yucky during this time, but push through it and you'll be rewarded.
- Brush your hair as often as possible – at least once a day. I would brush my hair really thoroughly before my shower each day. This helps move the sebum down the shaft of the hair to protect it as it is designed to do. Brushing helps keep your hair clean. This is why Jane Austen's heroines would brush their hair 100 strokes a day in a time when frequent bathing wasn't exactly popular. Just be sure that you clean your brush a few times per week!
Step Three: Add the baking soda and vinegar back in once per week. You've made it through the toughest part and now your hair is soft and lovely. Depending on your hair, you can adjust this weekly use to twice weekly or every ten days if you'd like to instead.
Step Four: Flip your gorgeous locks around like a Victoria's Secret model and wax poetic about what a total ninja you are by saving money, the environment, and your youthful glow. This applies to men, too. Do it, please.
- Hair getting too frizzy? Use less baking soda or don't leave it on as long.
- Hair getting too greasy? Use less vinegar or switch to lemon/lime juice.
- Hair getting too dry? Try smoothing a bit of coconut oil or olive oil on your ends.
- Are you dying during the 4-6 week waiting period? Sprinkle a bit of baking soda along your part and comb it through. It will absorb some of the greasiness.
- Still need to use hair styling products after this whole ordeal is over? I suggest looking into the most organic and natural products out there. The fewer the ingredients, the better. The more ingredients you recognize, the better. The best option of all would be to google homemade styling product recipes and do it yourself!


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Thursday, May 31, 2007
Kentucky Fried Leghorn
Here are a couple more commercials from Foghorn's (slightly disturbing) 1986-7 stint as KFC spokeschicken. First, Foggy tells Henery Hawk how great Kentucky Fried Chicken is (over existing animation from classic McKimson shorts):
Toro the Bull (from "Bully For Bugs") makes an appearance in this next ad from 1987 (it's the 2nd commercial in this longer video below):
Thanks to Frank (reyfamily) for the videos and Tim Hollis for the image.
2 comments:
- PCUnfunny said...
That secound KFC commercial finally solved the mystery of a cel I saw of Toro and Foggy on the net.
- June 1, 2007 at 6:17 PM
- PCUnfunny said...
By the way, that part were Foggy was juggling eggs and one lands on Toro looks liek it was animted by Daryl Van Citters.
- June 6, 2007 at 11:19 AM
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