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Teth_Elite wrote:This is a story in one of the largest Swedish newspapers. It's surprising because there has (to my knowledge) been no discussion about this issue in Sweden. No scientific review or opinion whatsoever.
The society also claimed that the Apollo Moon landings were a hoax staged by Hollywood (a position also held outside the Flat Earth Society).
Flat Earth News, was a quarterly, four-page tabloid.
Some headlines from Flat Earth News during the 1970s and early 1980s:
"Whole World Deceived... Except the Very Elect" (Dec. 1977)
"Australia Not Down Under" (May 1978)
"Sun Is a Light 32 Miles Across" (Dec. 1978)
"The Earth Has No Motion" (Jun. 1979)
"Nikita Krushchev Father of NASA" (Mar. 1980)
"Galileo Was a Liar" (Dec. 1980)
"Science Insults Your Intelligence" (Sep. 1980)
"World IS Flat, and That's That" (Sep. 1980)
"The Earth Is Not a Ball; Gravity Does Not Exist" (Mar. 1981)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modern_fl ... _societies
A rhetorical technique in which a dishonest speaker lists a string of falsehoods or misleading items so that their opponent will be unable to counter each one and still be able to make their own counterpoints
And just because YOU don't know how the cheese is created on the moon, doesn't mean that there isn't a cheese creating mechanism at the core of the moon. Run by secret moon wizards. And there are moon cows, that only live on the far side of the moon, eating moon grass that grows during the 14.25 days of the month where it's illuminated – presumably spending the remaining 14.25 days in hibernation or possibly storing metabolite like cacti.
Naturally, since the crust is mostly rock, then the grass would be mostly rock too, leading to heavier milk and cheese. There's your Occam's Razor! All you need to do is assume the existence of a completely novel form of biological life and the explanation becomes simple!
Even more so when this neatly explains the motivation for Big Milk – moon cheese is much more valuable than "earther cheese" and only the superwealthy can afford the biological processing necessary to make it edible instead of poisonous which is why only the super-rich members of the Illuminati and Freemasons know about it. NOW IT ALL MAKES SENSE!!!!!
http://www.skepticalraptor.com/skeptica ... -fallacies
fubarfuthark wrote: Think, by comparison, of the kind of crap put out by David Foster Wallace or Thomas Pynchon or, god forbid, Dave Eggers, Rick Moody, Don DeLillo or Jonathan Franzen
simonshack wrote:fubarfuthark wrote: Think, by comparison, of the kind of crap put out by David Foster Wallace or Thomas Pynchon or, god forbid, Dave Eggers, Rick Moody, Don DeLillo or Jonathan Franzen
Oh gosh - you mentioned the Don De Lillo clown...
Brings back memories (a post written over half-a-decade ago...) : http://www.cluesforum.info/viewtopic.ph ... 3#p2348883
Trolling is generally seen as a behavior or an act of intentionally starting arguments meant to upset, defame, disrupt, or provoke.
Playtime Trolls: an individual plays a simple, short game. Such trolls are relatively easy to spot because their attack or provocation is fairly blatant, and the persona is fairly two-dimensional.
Tactical Trolls: This is where the troller takes the game more seriously, creates a credible persona to gain confidence of others, and provokes strife in a subtle and invidious way.
Strategic Trolls: A very serious form of game, involving the production of an overall strategy that can take months or years to develop. It can also involve a number of people acting together in order to invade a list.
Domination Trolls: This is where the trollers' strategy extends to the creation and running of apparently bona-fide mailing lists.
In recent years, we've seen trolls emerge from causing mischief to fulfilling a collective cause, under orders with a generous monetary compensation tied to it.
Astroturfing, the deceptive tactic wherein an individual or a group would express support for a product, idea, or cause mainly for the purpose of reshaping public opinion, is currently practiced by some organizations in order to make people believe what they want them to believe.
One example is what we now know as the Discredit Bureau, which one Monsanto lead revealed they employ in order to discredit scientific findings that are in disagreement with the company's.
"Don't Feed the Trolls"
Falling for and (worse) propagating ideas spun by paid trolls can be seen as feeding or siding with them. More often than not, such thought-out and highly organized campaigns are not known until it's too late. One way to avoid such pitfalls is to fact check what is being said. It's easy for trolls to take advantage of people who usually believe what they see and what is said on the Internet. More often than not, people take these at face value and share it with others.
The study of trolls and trolling behavior is, as of the moment, a premature science. We may not know a lot about it, but we know that they can fall under the category of social engineering.
Avoiding trolls is human, but not letting them into your head is divine.
Be divine, blog reader.
Re: Tinfoil Hat Chemtrails.
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Papa Legba:
This boiler-room plays both sides off against each other in order to Control The Opposition.
This boiler-room is responsible for the work of Jon Le Bon, Nesta Lediam, Psyopticon, Evil Edna, ICFreely & a vast number of other water-muddying disinfo-swill.
They completely run the 'Fakeologist' fake 'truther' site.
If you want to know how such moral degenerates are recruited, google 'Operation Ore'.
It is a well-known fact that many of the people caught in Operation Ore & its counterparts in other countries were not prosecuted, but were instead blackmailed into doing Government dirty business.
The use of honey-traps & blackmail by intelligence agencies is as old as mankind.
So, next time you are arguing with a paid shill online bear this in mind.
Now; carry on with the psychological pressure tactics you decided to employ against me back in late December when you realised you could not refute me with science or logic and I wasn't going away...
Taking my own words & phrases & 'mirroring' them is one of your main weapons in this.
Hence the words 'poor little', 'meltdown', etc in Homie Rayzor's sociopathic disinfo-post.
Like I said though; I know what you are, Homie Rayzor...
Now everyone else does too.
Toodle-pip, Rolf Harris!
African Mythology – The Gods and Spirits of Africa
African Trickster God
Trickster God of Language and Destiny
He appears as a shabby old man, but in fact he's extremely clever and cunning. He knows all the languages of the world and is also fluent in the Cosmic Tongue (does that mean Esperanto?).
If you need to get a message to the Gods, LEGBA is the one to go for. But he's not very reliable — he likes nothing better than to confuse. Not only that, but as he gets older, garbled messages and confusion have a tendency to creep in.
LEGBA is known as ESHU among the Yoruba, where he does much the same thing but with more up-to-date technology. He also makes a guest appearance in certain Voodou circles — see LEGBA(2)
To whom it concerns in the Executive Branch,
It was recently stated via a Presidential speech that you all ["We" i.e.; the government and by implication the governed] do not have time to meet with the Flat Earth Society.
Even though I do not subscribe to the "Flat Earth" position, I do subscribe to positions that fall behind support by 50% of the public. Surely, the Executive Branch is sending a very cynical image to the government's owners (i.e.; the people) if it were characterizing any minority positions that have nothing to do with "Flat Earth" beliefs as something that a majority doesn't have patience with.
As someone who believes that the language of Civil Rights legislation does not grant humans their innate humanity and right to be heard by their government, but only legally acknowledges that which is already granted by nature herself, the assigned task of the President to listen, to create diplomacy, and to make peace between the most extremely diverse groups should be a key component of leading the people of the United States.
Two questions arise from the Presidential statement:
1. Seeing as how the Flat Earth Society is a kind of religious group, even if incredibly minor, are we to presume that minority denominations have no importance — that America stands by the principle "Winner takes all", with no room for even discussions with peaceful minority groups? Are we to presume that minorities of all kinds are no longer protected, or will it just be minority world views that are now deemed unimportant to the American government?
2. The executive branch is no doubt aware of all employees of the Federal government (such as members of intelligence groups within any United States bureaus, agencies or departments) spying on, participating in and meeting with small discussion groups and forums of all kinds in order to monitor them. This would rather alter the meaning of the phrase "We don't have time to meet with [group]" into something like, "We must control [group] without their knowledge, while pretending to ignore them". In the interest of creating the more transparent government that Obama calls for, can we soon expect either a formal disclosure of the full list of groups the government doesn't have time to meet with, or perhaps an announcement of secret service withdrawal from public forums, now that minority opinions no longer matter?
Please comment on these issues.
Thank you,
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Our office receives thousands of messages from Americans each day. We do our best to reply to as many as we can, but please be aware that you may find more information and answers to your questions online.
We encourage you to visit WhiteHouse.gov regularly to follow news and updates, and to learn more about President Obama's commitment to moving our Nation forward.
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Flat Earth Revolution Dan • 4 months ago
Have you learned about media fakery? Ab Irato of the great Fakeologist.com explores the topic of media fakery on 9/11. However he rejects Jews did 9/11 simply because Jews are a very very very very victimized group according to Ab. So that makes sense to me. Ab has rejected Larry Silverstein being a Jew having anything to do with 9/11. He was just a guy named Silverstein who happened to own some 9/11 buildings ready for CDI to demo them on 9/11. I agree that Silverstein being Jewish is suspicious but Ab has a point about Jews being the most victimized group on the planet.
Ab doesn't think Jews did 9/11 and because of this I happen to agree how in the hell could the Jews do 9/11 given the media is Jew run but the media played a big part too. Watch September Clues as Ab Irato says and as I have done, you will discover that September Clues shows you how 9/11 was staged and the Jews had nothing to do with 9/11.
Simon Shack lays out the deception of 9/11. Also Simon and his band the Social Service has a new album out if you want to buy it:
Simon is one of the most original researchers of 9/11 and a good musician. If Ab didn't create Fakeologist.com and show me September Clues, I would still think Judy Wood's directed energy weapon theory was correct. I highly recommend CluesForum.info for those wanting to find out how 9/11 was really done.
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Joseph Sevenstein Flat Earth Revolution • 4 months ago
You have a great point here about Ab Irato and Simon Shack. I just wanted to inform everyone I just purchased Simon Shack's Social Service's new Album Songs in a Vacuum. It was well worth the money and now I can listen to Simon Shack and read him at the same time on Clues Forum. I am actually glad Hoi Polloi contributed to the album. Hoi could be a singer one day.
I agree with everything Ab Irato and Simon have laid out. Their research into 9/11 got me to wake up family and it worked. Now I play the new Social Service album all the time since I Purchased it. Thanks Simon for making good music and for allowing Ab Irato to share your work on his site Fakeologist.com .
I will now look forward to future Clues analysis on Psyops. That is why I go to Clues Forum. I need Clues to show me the way through these Psyops because I can't. Though I don't agree with Ab on Flat Earth, his site is usually 100% truth and so is September Clues.
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Flat Earth Revolution Joseph Sevenstein • 4 months ago
Thank you for your kind words. You really must understand how us minority researchers such as Clues and Fakeologist must deal with the persecution we face from others who can't accept fakery. I have a Dad who does accept fakery and a mom who doesn't. They are always fighting about whether media fakery actually exists. Well I'll let them do that while I'm really more into furthering my journey on media fakery and exposing the clowns that did this to us. Simon Shack's new album is song for song the best I've heard in a long time and I'm sure others will agree. By buying the album you will be supporting Simon Shack's research and September Clues. I know media fakery believers are hated by the Alex Jonesers and david ickes, but I refuse to back down. I love what Simon and AB and Chris Kendell have done for me. So thank you all.
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Marketta Allington Joseph Sevenstein • 4 months ago
You're wrong and you don't even know it. What is wrong with you. Get it together. I know the Jews did 9/11 and I can prove it. Larry Silverstein is a clue as to the Jews who are connected to 9/11. Do you understand? If you don't why don't you take your Ab and Simon and go and play in the park. Here at Hoax Busters we cut through the bull. You know the Jews did 9/11 and so does Dan. Dan is willing to put his ass on the line and show he is about truth and not flat earth bull. You on the other hand care more about shitting the bed. Well let me tell you something you got it all wrong. The jews run the media and so they run masonry too. Also they are out of control.
Do you believe in miracles? I do and the miracle is for Flat Earth to disappear. So lets get back to real research that uncovers the Jews. I miss that guy who used to talk about the bad Jews and show Gifs, I forget his name. Anyways I'm getting more hints the Jews run Psyops too. I think I saw the six star of David in this video. Isn't Dallas known for stars? AKA Jew connection. Also Dallas cops have stars in their badges or Jew marks. Jews are known to frequent Dallas during the summers because Dallas has the biggest Jewish festival in the the United States.
A jew invented the sniper rifle. Hello connection to Jews. Jews are the ones that go invented camera phones to and what did we see in this psyop? You see Jews are the ones we need to make a big deal about. Hopefully you will see this and stop telling me about Flat Earth.
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Flat Earth Revolution Marketta Allington • 4 months ago
Hey if you want to talk crap about Flat Earth, then why don't you offer up your model of the earth. Also go buy the Social Service's new album which would show some respect to the great Simon Shack. You're just obsessed with Jews. Well I for one am not. I know the Jews are innocent like my go to source Ab Irato says. Stop picking on the Jews. They are great people. Go to Fakeologist.com and get educated about media fakery. Ab has tons of articles written that have been read by tens of thousands of readers. He is better than you think and knows his stuff. Just take back what you said. Also why not donate to Ab's site. He's a great researcher and always will be.
Also if you think the jews did 9/11 then you are wrong. The media did 9/11. You can't accept that so you resort to Jew hate. Instead accept the truth the media was in charge that day.
Check Fakeologist.com
Check cluesforum.info
Check September Clues
then get back to me!!!
simonshack » May 25th, 2016, 9:39 pm wrote:*
the FE op has (not unexpectedly I must say) ballooned beyond proportion - in such a ridiculously 'viral' way that goes to prove beyond doubt that it is, in fact, a major "counter-intelligence operation" designed to equate (in the eyes of the general public) "conspiracy theorists" with "flat earthers".
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After 141 Years, Bronx Catholic School Shuts Its Doors
St. Jerome is one of the 22 schools the Archdiocese of New York plans to close for financial reasons. And as WFUV's Claudia Morell reports, the closure is seen not only as the loss of a school but a tear in the community's fabric.
Nannette Torres' daughter and son attend St. Jerome in the Mott Haven neighborhood of the South Bronx. Torres said the announced closure hit especially close to home.

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Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Blogging prompt #18: Blog Showcase - Part 1
When I first saw this prompt, I thought: "Yay! It will be easy to come up with a blog that I like and write something about it." My second thought was: "Uh-oh. It will not be easy to come up with just one." Anyone who has had trouble narrowing down their list of blogs to 5 or 7 to be given the latest Blog Award making the rounds will know what I mean.
So I have decided to fudge it. I am going to write a series of posts, "Blog Showcase," each focusing on a handful of blogs that I really like and visit regularly. The number will vary, they will be posted as I have time (I couldn't think of a catchy title that would be alliterative with one of the days of the week), and they will in no way indicate an order of preference. There will be "big-name" blogs (footnoteMaven, Apple's Tree, kinexxions, Hill Country of Monroe County Mississippi, Grace and Glory, Facebook Bootcamp for Genea-Bloggers, Genea-Musings, Ancestories, and Creative Gene, among others), as well as newer blogs (I figured limiting my choices based on starting date would make it too difficult to decide which cutoff date to use). There are various things I look for in the blogs I follow: common areas of research, good research tips, examples of good research approaches and presentation that I would like to emulate, original and thought-provoking ideas and questions, good writing, and good illustrations when appropriate.
Today's picks:
Genealogy Traces – Judith Shubert's blog meets all my criteria, and on top of that we have a lot in common, starting with our Texas heritage (I'm not going to deny it, Texas blogs are always high on my list) and extending to some eerie coincidences (family names that we can almost, but not quite connect, a photograph Judith posted that jarred me with a sense of recognition). And Judith's writing and research are impeccable; take for example, her recent post on "Charles H. Richards Appears in Republic-era documents." Superb.
footnoteMaven – I hesitate even to make a comment on this "must read" blog, so in awe am I of footnote Maven. One thing I particularly admire about fM's writing style is that she can tug at your heartstrings without indulging in gloppy sentimentality. Her writing style, while elegant, is so transparent that she can let the facts and events speak for themselves. It's nearly impossible to pick a single favorite, but to illustrate what I mean by the previous sentence I'll point to a recent post entitled "Today I Understand – I Wish I had Then"- I'm definitely going to reread this one on Mother's Day. Whether her articles are directly written for edification or are stories that keep you on the edge of your seat, there is always something to learn from footnote Maven.
Everything's Relative – Researching Your Family History – Some people love to follow the stories in their "soaps." I follow several genealogy blogs that have far better stories and much better writing. I particularly like Cindy's blog because I can sense that she feels much the same way about her "subjects" – the ancestors that she is researching – as I do about mine. These include ancestors who are not direct ancestors but nevertheless have their own compelling stories to tell. See, for example, her post on her great-uncle John Bellow, "My Heart Just Broke." If you like mystery stories, you'll love Everything's Relative.
Find Your Folks – Professor Dru makes you want to be able to do genealogy the way she does genealogy and also makes you want to be part of her family (see "Aunt Della's 99th Birthday Party" as well as "Finding Aunt Della's Birth Year"). I love that she posts links to instructional genealogy video clips – these are very useful. But I also love her fabulous postcard collection and family pictures. Don't miss this one – food for the head and for the heart.
Desktop Genealogist Unplugged – This was one of the first blogs I started "following." I had found genealogy blogs before this one that provided useful information, but when I came to this blog I also had a sense of finding a kindred spirit in Terry Snyder's slightly sardonic take on her own family history. Terry combines skills in many areas of writing, but she is particularly strong in the area of humor, whether it is the one-line quip under the photographs she posts or seeing the humorous side of adding another blog (a Graveyard Rabbit blog) to her already full plate in "Graveyard Rabbits AND My Mutated Gene."
They That Go Down to the Sea – The atmosphere of this blog is often pensive and nostalgic, from the banner to the tone of the writing. Downtothesea excels at describing the experience of doing genealogy, both the intellectual aspect and the emotional aspect (an area that fascinates me) as well as at showing the interplay of family history with the lives we currently lead. Every post is a gem, but I think "A well-traveled clock," wherein the main character, a clock named Clock Miller, emerges as a real personality with a fascinating story that you just can't put down, is a masterpiece. If you haven't visited this blog before, don't just read the recent articles, read all of them. If they were put together into a book, I would buy it.
Flipside – This blog is in the classic H.O.G.S. (History, Observations, Genealogy, Stories) mold as set forth by Terry Thornton of Hill Country of Monroe County, Mississippi. There are wonderful portraits of ancestors and relatives interspersed with family memories and glimpses of the home front and lots of wonderful photographs. The history is backed up with strong research (with footnotes to make … footnote Maven proud!) and a genuine enthusiasm for the subjects. Two outstanding examples of Linda Hughes Hiser's upbeat and enjoyable style are "My Oh My … It's Zwieback Pie!!!" and "Bound for Mom Milepost #2: Roadside Café." Linda's enjoyment of genealogy, blogging, and life in general are contagious.
Photo-Sleuth – Though photography is a fairly small sub-community within Genea-Bloggers, it is extremely well represented by some amazingly talented people (including footnote Maven, but I'll save those specific accolades for Shades of the Departed). For Brett Payne's Photo-Sleuth, awe is the operative word, and sometimes "Aww" as well as you read the stories that go with the photographs. Brett captures both the aesthetic attraction of the photographs he investigates and the draw of the mysteries associated with them. His recent post on "Henry & Henrietta Payne – A 'Noble' Life" and his series on "A Mystery Marriage in Barton-under-Needwood," are magnificent examples of this. Their skillful combination of old photographs, present-day photographs of the same locations (including satellite imagery!), older and newer maps, scholarly sleuthing, and straightforward reporting of the results absolutely blew me away. I'm sure that I'm not the only one who, in my fantasy genealogy life, imagines myself as a sleuth with Brett's skills.
Bootcamp for Genea-Bloggers – This blog is run by several of my idols in the genea-blogging world. I have particularly benefitted from the technical advice provided by Thomas MacEntee, a talented and industrious contributor to our community and a selfless mentor to and cheerleader for us and our efforts. At least two of the many other blogs Thomas writes or is involved in – Genea-Bloggers and Destination Austin Family – are also must-reads, but this blog is particularly dear to my heart: for the tech-savvy this blog is relevant and informative and for the tech-inept (as in, Yours Truly), it is a Godsend. My favorite article was "Creating a Banner Image"; another important article is the most recent one, "Footnotes – How to Cite Sources in Blogs and Websites." Whatever the genea-blogging equivalent of the Jean Hersholt Award is, Thomas definitely deserves it. (Side note: I've been a big fan of Jean Hersholt ever since I saw him play Heidi's grandfather in the Shirley Temple movie.)
We Tree – I'll close with another blog with strong Texas connections (hey, if there are any blogs with a strong focus on South Carolina, give me a holler!). Amy Coffin is another major contributor to the genea-blogging community, not least of all through her brilliant inspiration for 52 genealogy blogging prompts. The blog features outstanding coverage of current genealogy-relevant events, Amy's own experiences in genealogy research and education, and her reflections on what various aspects of genealogy mean to her, and the writing and photography through which all of this is done is top-notch. Among my favorites are her articles on "Looking for Sargeant Jones": Amy is one of the few people who could make a description of a courthouse research trip both exciting and heart-wrenching. And if you haven't seen her "Christmas Oddities," do take a look.
As I've said before, being a part of the Genea-Blogging community is like going to Genealogy University. I know that for certain subjects, blogs cannot totally replace classes and books, but I have had some fabulous results by following tips in some of these blogs, and there is nothing like seeing how people actually do the research and write it up.
More later.
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Hi, Greta. I think sharing your favourites in a 'Blog Showcase' is a great idea. I hadn't read Amy Coffin's very moving piece on "Looking for Sargeant Jones" before this. Thank you for pointing it out. I may be following your lead with this idea soon. Hope that's ok.ReplyDelete
Wonderful idea Greta! Great post and great choices! And I agree, thanks for the links some of us may have missed!ReplyDelete
Thank you so much, Greta, for your very kind comments. Cheryl is right - it's a great idea, but the problem for me is that there are not enough hours in the day.ReplyDelete
You are so sweet to mention my blog. I'm glad my favorite blog post is yours, too.ReplyDelete
Please fudge the blogging prompts all you want. They're not rules, just ideas to get people writing. If it gives you 3-4 days' worth of topics, then that's great!
Holy Cow! I didn't even notice my blog was listed!!! THANK YOU Greta! AND I have a little something for you over on my blog--which, by the way, was there for you even before I saw your listing.ReplyDelete
Thanks for your commments!ReplyDelete
Diane - Please do use the idea; I'm so flattered. Writing reviews is so much fun - I think I'm a frustrated movie and music reviewer.
Cheryl - Thanks - it sounds silly, but it almost feels like getting a newspaper scoop.
Brett - You are very welcome. I know I took the prompt farther than the original suggestion, but it turned out to be so enjoyable (I've already got some of the next set written).
Amy - Thanks again for the inspiration.
Greta, you're absolutely inspiring! What fantastic reviews. I've found new posts on several of these blogs that I'd missed. They are all included in my favorites, as well.ReplyDelete
I'm so honored to have you list Genealogy Traces in your "line-up of stars". I am always pleased to have you, especially, read and comment on my posts. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
I'm always the last to arrive.ReplyDelete
I am so GeneaSmacked to be selected by you, as I really admire your writing. And, I have never considered myself one of the "big-names." Seeing myself referred to in that way is a little unnerving.
You said such lovely things about my writing, thank you. And thank you for acknowledging the fine line that has to be walked not to become maudlin.
Greta, thank you, I'm honored.
Judith and fM,ReplyDelete
You are both so very welcome. I get such enjoyment from your blogs and learn so much from them.


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CANTERBURY fans will have to wait until round 15 for Sonny Bill Williams to return to ANZ Stadium against the club he walked out on in 2008. Williams, whose return to the NRL next season is expected to draw big crowds wherever he plays with Sydney Roosters, will also face his former club in round six at Allianz Stadium.
The Bulldogs-Roosters clashes are two of the highlights of the 2013 draw to be officially announced on Friday. Channel Nine is also banking on Williams being fit for the season opener against South Sydney at Allianz Stadium on Thursday, March 7.
Other round one matches include:
Brisbane v Manly at Suncorp Stadium on Friday, March 8;
Parramatta v Warriors at Parramatta Stadium on Saturday, March 9, and;
Melbourne v St George Illawarra at AAMI Park on Sunday, March 10.
The Storm will also host a grand final replay against the Bulldogs in round three.
The draw, the first the NRL has released for the opening 20 rounds, features 12 Sunday night matches. Among them are Manly v Newcastle at Brookvale Oval in round two and Canberra v St George Illawarra at Canberra Stadium in round three.
With the Broncos playing Manly in the opening round, their derby match against the Cowboys that has traditionally opened the season in Queensland will be played in round six.
Another potential grudge match, Wests Tigers' first clash with Cronulla since the Sharks poached Beau Ryan and Chris Heighington, will be played in round nine. Penrith and Gold Coast travel to Darwin in round 17.
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Ars Technica's Jacqui Cheng sat down with Ben Rudolph of Parallels to talk about their recent release of Parallels 3, what's coming in future iterations of Parallels, their upcoming server products, and Apple's Windows strategy. Click the play button above to view the entire interview.
Update (6/14/2007 1:30PM PST): Added a higher bitrate H.264 Quicktime for download (see above). I apologize that this video isn't optimized for streaming.
Update (6/27/2007): Transcript has been added! Read the transcript after the jump.
JC: We're here with Ben Rudolph from Parallels and we're just going to talk about Parallels and what you guys are doing now for server stuff and everything you're presenting at WWDC. So the first question is, why do you describe Parallels 3 as the biggest update yet?
BR: The features that we added, we've actually added about fifty new features in this version, the three most major features being Smart Select, which actually allows you to completely integrate the operating systems with Windows and OS X on an application and file level. This is really the next step on the road to Coherence. If you remember Coherence, that allows you run a Windows application on Mac. This is such a major upgrade because now it's so seamless when you work with the two operating systems. It's really not a question of working in Windows versus working in OS X, now it's just using your computer, using the applications. It's really what made this such an important release and why we consider it a major upgrade.
On the security side, we've added snapshots, which actually give the ability to bulletproof your version of the machine. You can basically freeze it in time, and then go back to that saved state whenever. So if your system crashes from beta software or malware or whatever, you can go back to it.
And of course the actual hardware, the virtual hardware has gotten a huge boost with the addition of 3D graphics. So really your three main components of what virtualization is; usability, virtual hardware and security and safety, we've made huge, huge strides forward.
JC: What do you guys see for the next version of Parallels Desktop for Mac?
BR: Well I think you're going to see a lot more innovation like Smart Select and Coherence. Obviously we can't give away all of our secrets. There are a few things we have publicly committed to. One of them is better support for Vista with a full acpi bios coming down the road. Better support for 3D graphics, more officially supported applications, higher levels of both OpenGL and DirectX support. Important next-generation technologies like SMP, which actually allows you to run multi-core virtual machines. And 64-bit support across the board both for hosts and guests. So in the next version your going to see a lot of stuff that going make things ready to go faster and smoother.
JC: You guys just made a server announcement this week. Why don't you just tell us about that?
BR: Sure. We're actually, for the first time ever, publicly displaying alpha code for our Parallels server product. This being an Apple show, we're going to be talking about Parallels server for Mac. This is going to be for Apple Xserves what Parallels Desktop was for Macs. It's really going to help make them more flexible, more enterprise ready. It give Xserves the ability to run OS X application server, say Linux web servers, and Windows Exchange servers all at the same time in isolated virtual machines all in the same piece of Apple hardware. We're going to be doing that on Thursday. Public, open to everybody, you'll actually be able to see some of the technologies that are coming down the road in both the desktop and the server.
JC: Yesterday at the keynote, you were there. Did you expect Apple to introduce some sort of virtualization solution? What were you expecting?
BR: I was about 95 percent sure that there was not going to be virtualization on Leopard. You've seen my blog before, and I actually wrote a pretty lengthy blog post about why we didn't think there was going to be virtualization in Leopard. Mainly because this is really core, proprietary technology. Virtualization is not easy and to find people that have the core competency to build one from scratch, there are really only a few dozen people in the world that can do that and I'm here with five of them from our company.
But that being said, it's Apple. So with Apple you never really know because they've prided themselves, they've been so successful being secretive and keeping features close to the vest until they're ready to go live. So, was I a little bit anxious during the keynote? Yes. Obviously all of that disappeared when Steve actually went up on stage and said "Hey, this is Parallels. It's a great way to run the occasional Windows app and we love these guys." It turned out about as well as it possibly could. (laughs)
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LONDON -- As senior BBC executives joined a conference call to discuss the previous night's spectacular London Olympics opening ceremony, they teased each other nervously over the possible size of their television audience.
"We were joking and saying what we thought the audience might be," said Roger Mosey, the director of London 2012 for the BBC.
Most BBC managers agreed that 20 million viewers would be a success and that 21 million would be a major boost for the broadcaster, which screened the lengthy spectacle long past midnight on its flagship channel, BBC One.
Official figures have now come in: The opening ceremony hit a peak of 26.9 million viewers -- Britain's largest TV audience since 1998.
A big success. And one that's desperately needed.
The state-funded broadcaster is grappling with a government-imposed freeze on the mandatory 145.50 pounds ($230) annual fee paid by TV users across the country that provides most of its 3.5 billion pounds ($5.5 billion) budget. About 2,000 of the company's 22,900 employees are being cut, while some services have been closed and buildings are being sold off.
The broadcaster is also reeling from sharp criticism over its handling of Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee in June, when coverage of a showpiece river pageant -- which saw a flotilla of 1,000 boats sail down the River Thames -- was widely derided as lacking in gravitas.
"The pageant, everyone agrees, was not our finest hour," Mosey said.
They appeared to get the tone wrong, treating the pageant to mark the queen's 60th anniversary on the throne more as an entertainment piece than as a ceremonial milestone in British history.
Yet so far, the BBC's ambitious -- and technically tricky -- Olympic plan has worked almost without a flaw. The broadcaster is screening 24 extra channels and 24 often simultaneous online streams, with the goal of offering the most comprehensive coverage ever of events at a Summer Games.
Ivor Gaber, professor of media and politics at Britain's University of Bedfordshire, said a strong Olympic performance would boost the BBC as it prepares for the once-a-decade government review of its services and mission in 2016, and tough negotiations over its license fee.
"A successful Olympics -- and though it is early days, all the signs look good so far -- would be a great assistance as it seeks to defend its role as the national broadcaster," Gaber said.
The BBC, which also holds Olympics rights through to 2020, paid about 60 million pounds ($94 million) to broadcast the London Olympics.
The BBC's success with Friday's opening ceremony offered a sharp contrast to NBC in the United States, which has fielded plenty of gripes over its time-delayed coverage of the London Olympics. NBC has chosen to record major events and show them in U.S. prime time, rather than screen them live.
"It wasn't just getting 27 million," Mosey said of the opening ceremony audience. "It's the fact that it stayed at over 20 million for such a long time, and that it was delivering 19 million at half-past midnight that really knocked us out."
Almost 2 million more viewers have watched the opening ceremony since then on the BBC's online iPlayer catch-up service -- a record for the system.
The BBC also broke the record for the number of unique browsers -- its online audience measurement -- visiting its sports website on Saturday and Sunday, and then smashed the figures on Monday and Wednesday, as viewers returned to work, and used office computers to keep track of Olympic action. A total of 10.4 million users -- including 2.6 million users from outside of the U.K. -- logged on Wednesday.
A video that was a highlight of Friday's opening ceremony, the BBC-produced cameo in which the queen herself spoke to fictional spy James Bond (played by Daniel Craig) and then appeared to jump out of a helicopter with him, has been viewed more than 1.2 million times on the broadcaster's YouTube channel.
The BBC's dedicated Olympics app -- which allows users inside the U.K. to watch 24 streams of Olympic events on their mobile device -- has been downloaded 1.15 million times.
"You don't think that you can pull off the trick of both delivering those big online audiences and television audiences, but actually the past few days has shown that you can," said Mosey, who previously led the broadcaster's coverage of the 2008 Beijing Olympics and the 2006 soccer World Cup.
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More than 600 firefighters were called in to battle the raging, wind-whipped fire that started at a Seaside Park ice cream shop and quickly spread to the boardwalk. About 80 percent of the boardwalk was engulfed, and as many as 22 buildings were incinerated as winds fanned the flames after the fire began at around 2:30 p.m. Thursday.
Public works crews removed a 25-foot section of boardwalk Thursday evening and filled the breach with towering sand dunes to contain the blaze. Seaside Park Mayor Robert Matthies said the fire break prevented the blaze from spreading further.
Seaside Park Police Chief Francis Larkin said Thursday night that the fire was under control, but still burning.
Firefighting efforts were complicated because of infrastructure destroyed by Sandy, forcing firefighters to draw water from Barnegat Bay.
Gov. Christie traveled to the scene and said learning of the fire made him want to "throw up."
"After all the effort and time and resources that we put in to help the folks in Seaside Park and Seaside Heights rebuild, to see this going on is just unthinkable," Christie said.
He urged people to stay away because first responders were still en route.
"It's just devastating to the area," Larkin said. "It's just heartbreaking to see. After what we just went through almost a year ago, and now this. I'm just in disbelief and shock over this. I can't believe it."
Strong winds whipping at speeds of 20 to 30 mph presented a vexing challenge for firefighters who were called in from around the state. A storm with strong winds and rain was expected to pass over and could help the battle, Christie said.
No serious injuries were reported. Several firefighters and others were treated for smoke inhalation.
Residents were stunned as flames consumed the iconic Funtown sign and other emblems of the seaside community.
"It's completely devastating especially after recovering from Hurricane Sandy," said Seaside Park resident Rachel Rourke. "It's horrible to see fire destroying things that were just rebuilt."
Officials said the fire erupted at Kohrs Frozen Custard. It began along a section of boardwalk between Stockton and Farragut avenues, and quickly spread, leaping from structure to structure.
Seaside Heights Police Chief Thomas Boyd said tar roofs, along with the winds, were contributing to the flames, creating embers the size of a fist.
Embers traveled for at least eight blocks, igniting a fire at a nearby condominium complex at Sumner Avenue and Ocean Terrace. That fire was contained, officials said.
Nancy O'Brien, who runs EJ's Dance Club at 919 Boardwalk, which is about a mile and a half from the fire, said smoke was traveling to her establishment and beyond.
"It's pretty acidy. Our eyes are burning. It's very, very windy," O'Brien said.
The area of the boardwalk between Stockton and Farragut Avenues, in front of Funtown Pier, was not destroyed during Sandy. But the pier itself became a symbolic image of the storm's destruction.
An estimated 90 percent of the 33 rides on Funtown Pier were lost in the storm. The pier, which was not open this summer, was fully engulfed by flames.
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Ten of the Runnin� Bulldogs� 15 home games come in Big South Conference play, while Gardner-Webb�s first four games of the season are also in the friendly confines of Paul Porter Arena.
�We are always excited to have the chance to continue to play our regional non-conference rivals such as Davidson, Appalachian State, UNC Greensboro, North Carolina Central, Wofford and Kennesaw State,� GWU head coach Rick Reeves said.�On top of those regional non-conference games, we will also play in a very strong tournament in Dayton, Ohio, prior to the Christmas Break, against teams such as Wright State, Bradley and Lipscomb.
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CALCASIEU PARISH, LA (KPLC) - Calcasieu Parish Sheriff Tony Mancuso said the wife of the man accused of shooting Pastor Ronald J. Harris Sr. filed a rape complaint against Harris on Wednesday, two days before he was gunned down at the Tabernacle of Praise Worship Center in Lake Charles.
"Mr. Karey stated that he had received some inappropriate text messages from his wife to the pastor," Mancuso said.
Mancuso said their investigation has revealed allegations of a sexual relationship between Harris and Woodrow Karey Jr.'s wife, but he couldn't say whether the relationship was consensual.
Karey, 53, of Lake Charles, is facing a second-degree murder charge in the case. He is being held in the Calcasieu Correctional Center on $1 million bond.
"I'm sure we're going to get responses from both sides, saying that they're both great people and it's my understanding that Pastor Harris and Mr. Karey were great friends at some point ...," said Mancuso. "So, this makes it very difficult for us to get to the bottom of this if in fact people don't come forth and tell us the truth. We're in that process, it's going to take a long time but that's where we are in this investigation."
Mancuso said authorities will subpoena warrants to check phone records between Karey's wife and Harris.
"I think once we subpoena, I mean, get a search warrant for the phones and do all the downloading for the phones and get the statements from the appropriate people that either dispel the texts that we have ... and keep in mind we have some of those now, but keep in mind we want to get the whole picture, not just partial text. And in order to do that, we have to go through the proper channels," Mancuso said.
Karey is accused of shooting Harris twice at the church during a revival service. Karey is a former member of the church, according to Talisha Harris, Harris' daughter.
KPLC reached out to the Harris family on Monday for comment regarding the allegations. A family friend said the family was not ready to comment.
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Boy racers are planning to strike back at police tonight with a coordinated protest outside the new central city police station in Christchurch.
Police have been targeting areas frequently used by boy racers over the last month as part of Operation Hammer, to deter them from causing havoc on the roads and to put a stop to antisocial behaviour.
Canterbury road policing manager Al Stewart said a small portion of boy racers displayed a "pack mentality" and were more "aggressive" toward police, who were seen as targets.
One of the protest organisers, Tim Cummings, 30, said the "peaceful protest" has been organised to strike back at the police "to show that we will not tolerate the misappropriation of police powers and their complete misconduct towards boyracers and those of us out to have a good time".
"We are not going to cause trouble. We are sick of the way they are picking on us. We are going to do what they don't like us doing - parking up and congregating. We don't want to annoy the public that's why we have chosen to do it quite late. All we do is drive around in circles, park up and hang out. The police make up wars against us. We know that we are fighting against the system which is never going to be changed. But we are going to make sure we get our point across," he said.
But Inspector Stewart advised those involved to "think carefully" about what they are doing and to not forget that "it is a police station full of officers who will be ready to arrest those who offend".
"Everyone has a right to protest. If they are on the road, obeying traffic regulations and not obstructing traffic then there will be no problems. They have said it's going to be a peaceful protest. But it will be a different story if they start offending. They will be arrested," he said.
A Facebook page called, CHCH Anti-Police Riot Squad, has not only been used to promote tonight's protest but it's been used to organise other gatherings and aggressive comments have been posted about what boy racers want to do to police.
More than 100 cars are expected to descend on the central police station in St Asaph St tonight.
Operation Hammer involves 25 additional police working Friday and Saturday nights to stop boyracers.
The crackdown follows a similar operation in February, Operation Penguin, where police received 110 complaints about boy racer activity during the weekend of the cancelled Fours and Rotary Autoshow.
Twenty cars were impounded and 41 were pink stickered.
Inspector Stewart said since Operation Hammer started, there's been a 70 per cent decrease in the number of boyracer related complaints.
"Some boy racers are realising that their antisocial behaviour isn't acceptable. But there is still a select few that haven't quite got the message. There's absolutely nothing wrong with these guys getting together in groups and sharing their enthusiasm but when their behaviour starts affecting other people, that's when police have to step in," he said.
Last weekend, a man was arrested for obstruction after he stood in front of a police car and tried to stop them from driving to a scene where others were offending. Four cars were blue-stickered and no cars were impounded.
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Umm why is it Sunday night already? It seems like I was just laying out my bib and running shoes for the Turkey Trot? Either way the last 4 days were as enjoyable as Gerad Butler's abs
Thursday was of course the Turkey Trot - I was up and at em' at the bright and early time of 7:30 since I had to be at the starting line 20 minutes before 9:00am. N was such a great sport about it. Being the die hard football fan that he is, I know it was hard to leave the bed at the time of morning on a day off, but also I know how upset he can get when football is on allllllllllll day and he can't watch every second of it live and rewind "did you see that?!" play's over and over again. Thank GOD for DVR! (I forgot to mention that in the "thankful" speech around the table!) So when N and I got there, it was PACKED! I have never seen any race like it. There were easily over 1000 people there which was touching since everyone who was there paid the $35 entry fee and that goes to a hungry family. I had my iphone loaded with my 5K running playlist and I even thought that running while taking pics would be a great way to distract myself and make time go by faster. Ummm, have you ever tried to snap a photo while feeling as though you are in Spain running with the bulls? It is hard!! So even though I wanted to bring you all a little more excitement than 1 photo, your just gonna have to deal. I was trying to beat a PR people!
So fast forward to the finish line: N was there which made me sprint my way across that finish line. I dunno what it is, but there is something about seeing that finish line that kicks you in the rear, and puts you into fast gear and you sprint until your legs feel as though they are going to disconnect. Since I really wasn't in the mood to stand around and browse the swag stands, N and I decided to go home so I could shower and take a nap before our big duck dinner. Once we got home, I was checking the website literally every 5 minutes to see if they had posted results. FINALLY they did, and what did I see?! MEEEEE!! I beat my personal record too!! When I crossed the finish line, N said he tried to time it and he thought I finished in 30minutes (my PR WAS 34:37 btw), but I couldn't believe it. BUT, guess what...HE WAS RIGHT!! That N is so smart- I finished the race in 31:11 AND I placed 54th out of 500girls! Not too shabby if I do say so myself. Even though I was dehydrated like a mo fo after the race, I still had N snap a pic of my sweaty self just for the blog :)
Saturday we FINALLY celebrated the big turkey day since my sister and bunny boo got back into town on Friday. So I woke up and watched my mom stuff the most delicious turkey ever! That woman sure knows how to stuff em' (That's what she said).
I decided to stuff something to my own liking into a little thing I like to call the oven. NOTE: THE OVEN WAS NOT ON DURING THE MAKING OF THIS PICTURE. I LOVE MY CAT SO DON'T GET YOUR PANTIES IN A KNOT.
Now the big news (as if it could get any better, sheeesh!), N and signed papers on an apartment!! We will be moving in either January 9th or 12th and we couldn't be more happy about it! It is so so so nice and we are so glad that we didn't sign papers with any of the other ones we looked and at believe me, we looked at them all. Amazing location, granite, some hardwoods, and it comes with a 37 inch flat screen for the bedroom (N's 55 inch will be going in the living room of course), wood burning fireplace and really nice grounds. We couldn't be happier. Home sweet home
I have been so excited about the holidays, I rushed to Petsmart and Target in search of the perfect Christmas outfit (and new holiday sweater) for my Daisy Mae- What do you think?
There was absolute bird madness going on in the house
That was my holiday. It was wonderful! It is now time however for the week to come to an end and this little lady to hit the gym once again. I haven't worked out since the run just out of pure laziness. I hope your holiday was great- I know mine was!
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Time flies when your having fun
Umm why is it Sunday night already? It seems like I was just laying out my bib and running shoes for the Turkey Trot? Either way the last 4 days were as enjoyable as Gerad Butler's abs
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Labels: 5K, apartments, holidays, thanksgiving
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
The holidays are amongst us
I am most def ready to eat some turkey, although my turkey day is going to have to wait until Saturday. My sister and Bunny Boo (my niece for those who are just joining us) are in North Carolina for Turkey day so Bunny Boo can see a horrible "man" whom she calls her father (all I'll say about that!). So since my mom and dad also just arrived home from their little getaway to their condo in Mexico, we thought it'd be best to wait until Saturday. So tomorrow we will be eating something less festive, BUT it is still a bird. What could it be?!
I'm claiming the beak!! Num num num! I'm just joshin, what kind of woman do you take me for?! The duck will be there, but the beaks will have been removed well before I dig in.
Prior to Ms. Carnivore here eating some deeelish duck, I will be participating in my 5K!! The day has come, the iphone is loaded with some pretty vivacious tune's that are guranteed to keep me moving for 35 minutes (thinkin positive). I went and stood in line for 20 miunutes after my holiday party at my bosses house and picked up my race packet complete with my bib, running chip, and the overpriced $35 hanes tshirt that I'm proudly gonna rock at the gym come Monday.
Oh and did I mention the gorgeous(AND FREEEEEEEEZING, and asthmatic's nightmare!) trail I get to enjoy while running?
I'll be sure to take pics on the trail. I won't be blogging tomorrow and barely any on Saturday (my REAL turkey day), but I will be back and I'll fill you in on everything from my run to the duck dinner and the black Friday sales I find!
Have a blessed Thanksgiving!!
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Labels: 5K, holidays, thanksgiving
Monday, November 23, 2009
Trottin my way to Thursday
Let's get Thursday here all ready. Its Thanksgiving and we all have the day off!! I have so much to be thankful for this year and yes I am going to name a few so get over it, this is my blog after all LoL! I am so thankful for my husband and how God has blessed me with such an understanding and loving man. I am thankful for being with my family and friends again and how God provided jobs for both N and I and quick at that. Yes ladies and gents God is good.
I am so ready for Thursday to get here. I didn't run this weekend and I didn't run today after work, BUT rest assured, that I WILL be getting my hott butt up at 5 AM tomorrow morning so that I can get 3 miles in before work and then I will be running after work and probably shredding it up with Ms. Jill too. So no worries :D Then Wednesday, I'll probably only do an easy 1 mile run so I don't burn myself out. If I run up to the day of a race, I am NOT wanting to run. I gotta baby myself. In fact a little bit of this looks great right now
And on that note, its time for beddy by and Twilight (the book) - total peer pressure
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Labels: 5K, holidays, running, thanksgiving
Sunday, November 22, 2009
Early to bed, early to rise
How the heck did google images take my picture? Seriously though- this is my brain on Cafe' World from Facebook. It is so addicting. All I want to do is make my restaurant perrty, but I am not liking this 1 coin per meal crap! I need to feed a family and remodel a restaurant people! Don't be so cheap! You may be asking yourself, "Karli, how does N feel about your staying up till 1am playing a lame facebook game that is made for addictive personalities such as yourself?" Well, I am simply going to answer that with he does not mind one bit. My partner in crime is right here next to me in bed doing what any 25 year old guy is doing at this time of night/morning. Why playing Assassin's Creed 2 of course! He is also requesting that I go back and forth between my cafe and his so he can see how much money he is accumulating. Ahh, our children are going to be such gems
Not only have I been spending my weekend accomplishing important entrepreneur activities, N and I went and got some professional portraits done of us and some goofy ones. You will love them!
On the to do list once I actually go to bed and sleep for 10 hours, and shower? Thanksgiving dinner shopping!!!! Have a great Sunday peeps - Catch on Monday
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Labels: facebook, thanksgiving
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Word to your mother! There has been some stressful things going on this week, so please bare with me with the lack of posts.
Worked it out good at the gym today. Kicked it on the tready and ran for 2.5 miles & pumped those muscles. Maybe you didn't know but I am all about the weights. On top of training for my first most women who use steroid's competition, I aspire to look like this one day:
Just so I can see N's face look like this:
Yeah, I married a middle aged guy. Body building and oldies- totally my thang
I'm sorry MK and Ashley Olsen. I loved you two on Full House. I'm a product of the 80, the tail end, but still the 80's. I know you two have more money than I could ever make in my life time, so why in the name of Britney Spear's extensions, are you dressing like this:
OMGSH, are you as excited as I am about New Moon?! AHHHHHHHHHH. NOT! I'm sorry ladies, I just don't get it. My very good friend Bon Bon, is obsessed with all things Twilight. The books, the movies, the characters. N and I rented the movie, and I'm sorry, the acting was horrible. The story was good and all, just not a fan. I think its something about this chick, Kristen Stewart. There is something that bugs me about her. She whines waaaaaaaaaay too much about being a celebrity and she just seems like she is always depressed. Get over it Kristen! We get it- life is sooooooo rough
It'd suck going to work and having these 2 characters fight over you (and one of these gentlemen wanting to nibble your neck!)
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Labels: celeb gossip, gym, movies
Saturday, November 14, 2009
Shout out for Saturdays!
YES!!! SATURDAY IS HERE SATURDAY IS HERE!!! I believe I speak for everyone in the corporate work field when I say, this is a pretty accurate picture of what I was doing at 4:59 pm yesterday. I followed the girl in the middle's lead, praising God for showing mercy on me. This girl needs a break!
How is your Saturday going?! Mine has actually been super productive for it only being 10:55 AM here. I am have been pooped all week due to my killer work out sessions at the gym M-F and I really wanted to sleep in, but my sister and my niece had an early flight out of Sacramento back to North Cackalacky to take care of some biz, so I rolled out of bed at the bight, er dark, & early time of 5:45. EEEK! Can we say nap is on the agenda today? It was all good though cause I got to see them off and I won't be seeing them till the day after Thanksgiving, BOOOO!! Since I was awake anyways and just I just so happened to have been in my workout clothes, this obsessive, er crazy lady went to the gym. I wanted to get a good run and some lifting in cause I knew the rest of the day I'd be laying bedside catching up on The Office and Fringe with N. I just love lazy days where it seems to go by so slow cause your just locked in your bedroom kickin it OG style. I made bfast for N and I when I got home and later today we plan on looking at.................... CARS!! Now I just got my beloved 09 Corolla last year, but they really had us bent over when we signed the loan agreement with the ridiculous interest rate. Since N and I do want to start our own family in the sometime near future, we need to take that payment down a notch so we can afford to live on 1 income. Oh and get THIS! N's supervisor has submitted his resume and application at 3 different job positions at his current place of work, which would give him higher ranking AND pay! He finds out more about it next week, so please keep us in your prayers that if its meant to be, it'll be.
Also happening today is N is calling around the couple of apartment complexes we have narrowed it down to, and seeing the availability for January 1st leases since most places told us to call back around Thanksgiving. Having our own place again is coming up!! I am really excited to decorate! I'm such a girl :D
Have a great Saturday lovelies!!
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Labels: apartments, babies, cars
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Thank you veterans
As you all know, N is a war veteran. He served our country for 4 years in the United States Marine Corps. He served 1 tour in Iraq during the elections, and protected the US from Japan when he was stationed there.
The Marine in the sandbox
I want to say thank you to my Marine and all the other men and women who have and who are serving our country. What they are doing is the most honorable, selfless thing anyone can ever do. A big thank you and shout out to the families of the troops, because I can speak from experience when I say, its a tough job being a wife of a Marine (or soldier, airman, seaman ;) )
I hope everyone should thank troops not only on Veterans day, but EVERYDAY. If you see military, whether it be active military, reserve, or former, thank them! Weather they have been overseas in combat, or just worked from the US, thank them. As most of us learned last week with Fort Hood, being on base, on US soil, does not mean our troops are 110% safe at all times.
OORAH and thank you to all veterans and present military!
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Wednesday, November 11, 2009
What have you done today to make you feel proud?!
That's right: BIGGEST LOSER IS ON TONIGHT! I am watching as I type! Can't you just feel the motivation streaming across your computer screen?! I figured I most def needed to log in and update you all on the happenings. I have been running for my life! I don't know why 3.1 meazly miles scare me? I mean I am a personal trainer and I used to run 3.5 miles every day. Been there, got the tshirt, ya know what I mean? Doesn't change the fact that my gym membership is getting used more than Paris Hilton's credit card. I love it though! It makes ME so proud to know that if I have done nothing else, I have conquered 2-3 miles (depending on what I decide to run) and no one can take that away. On the way to the gym, I try to talk myself out of it. I tell myself, no Karli, you can totally just go home and do a dvd or go run on your BF Tread Mill later tonight. I never would follow through so thankfully my logical side wins :D I get on that treadmill and pump out mile after mile imagining Jillian Michaels herself sitting ontop of that treadmill screaming at me to PUSH! and to FIGHT FOR IT! Or my favorite quote from last season "Unless you puke, faint, or die, KEEP RUNNING!!" MUA HA HA!!! She is so awesome!
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Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Its official - THE HOLIDAYS ARE HERE!!
Thank you Starbucks for informing all of us that the holidays are amongst us with those red cups! I have said it before, and I'll say it again, I LOVE THE HOLIDAYS!!! I cannot wait! First we have Thanksgiving which I have to reveal, I signed up for the turkey trot here in my area and I will be running that at 9:10 AM sharp! Have some mixed feelings about it for various reasons, just because my last 5K, I was regretting it right when the gun fired, BUT I loved it at the end and was so glad I did it. I just hope I can stay excited about it. I AM excited that I won't feel as guilty when I eat a piece of pie that night though :D Back to the holidays, after Thanksgiving, we got Christmas!! My favorite by far! The lights, the decorations, the Christmas spirit. Oh I love it! What's your favorite holiday out of the two?
Oh and on a side note, we had a little visitor at work today - I think N has some competition. His name is Bosley
He sure knows how to work that camera
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Sunday, November 1, 2009
Apple Hill Sunday!!!
Happy Sunday everyone! How was your Halloween & Sunday? Mine and N's Halloween was really good. We had a lot of fun going out with Bon Bon and her hubby. I will post pics ASAP, I promise :) We got a lot of compliments (mostly Bon Bon and I and they were from guys, but our costumes were sorta egging it on). The adult haunted house was so scary! I am a huge baby when it comes to being startled, so I have no idea why I paid $35 to have someone scare me. Poor N's arm was blue from the lack of circulation going to his arms for the 10 minutes we were walking through it. We were total oldies at the end of the night, we called it a night at the ridiculously late time of 930pm! HA! Beat THAT Paris Hilton!
Today N and I enjoyed and soaked up our last day off for another 5 days by relaxing. N's way of relaxing is....? FOOTBALL!! I LOVE the game too, BUT this Sunday it was all about a place us Northern Californians like to call Apple Hill!!! When fall hits, its a MUST to go eat the most ridiculous amount of anything apple. Oh yes ladies and gents, this California girl devoured 1 moist apple donut covered in cinnamon and sugar, 1 mug of hot apple cider, 1 big block of the most heavenly homemade fudge, and 1 ooey gooey Carmel apple. Oh yes, my butt is HUGE now :D Not really, but it will be if I don't kick it this week. On a side note: Karli's tip of the day!!! Plan your workouts. It may seem to take a lot of time, but its worth it. Sit down with a calendar and write out a workout plan for the month (or week if that's all you can do) on what your plan is at the gym. That way once you get there, you aren't just wandering around the weight room just mindlessly doing a couple things on the machines. Now back to Apple Hill.... If you live near the Northern California vicinity or are visiting the area, please PLEASE stop and check it out. They have everything from Carmel apples to apple beer and wine! You may snicker at the thought of those drinks, but let me tell you, they are goooood. The air was so very much Autumn with the crisp cool breeze, the sky was clear with the sun shinning and the trees were turning that redish orange that I love. I wish I had brought Daisy Mae, but I didn't think all that walking would be good for her since she is the ripe age of 11. Don't get me wrong, my baby has spunk, but it's a lot of walking. I DID see a few cutie wienies though and it made me miss her. I told N when I came home that when Daisy passes away, I think I have to get another one. I just think they have the cutest faces and I am truly going to miss her. I mean, look at this face:
I am going to sign off since I have to go to work in the AM and yours truly has had a very busy weekend and I need my beauty sleep (HA!) before I start another sleep depriving, kicking it hard at the gym week. For now, enjoy these pics of Apple Hill
The Bunny Boo and I
You can't go to Apple Hill without a carmel apple!
Someone got their faced painted :D
Of course someone else had to join in the fun *cough couch* LOL
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The Scottish national side may have failed to qualify for next year's Euros, but fans of domestic Scottish football can console themselves that the top four leagues all outdo the average goals per game in Spain's La Liga, teams from the home of tiki-taka only averaging 2.48 goals per fixture.


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As Lions running back Reggie Bush tries to prove that he can be a durable and consistent every-down back, a fairly stiff test of his ability to suit up and play is looming.
Bush didn't practice on Wednesday due to a knee injury suffered when he took a helmet to the joint on Sunday at Arizona. Per a league source, Bush currently has a 50-50 chance to play on Sunday against the Redskins in D.C.
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A hilarious set of photos that show ridiculously cute dogs undermining warning signs has the internet swooning!
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