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TV REVIEW: The Originals "When the Levee Breaks"
By Erin Resnick
If Monday night's episode of The Originals "When the Levee Breaks," didn't leave you sobbing, throwing objects at walls, or screaming in the direction of a television or computer screen then congratulations, you have no soul. This week's latest victim shook the show to its core, igniting what's sure to be an epic showdown come the finale. The exit was heartbreaking and infuriating, bringing an end to one of televisions best relationships.
With Dahlia wreaking havoc in New Orleans, no one was safe from her madness. Starting the episode body hoping into a now deceased Josephine, Dahlia made her intentions clear: Hope was rightfully hers and nothing would stand in her way. She even had the audacity to visit Hayley, Hope cradled in the hybrid's arms, and demanded she hand over the child. Deals were deals and who cared how many years had past or that Esther was now dead? Dahlia even tried convincing Hayley that life with her was a pleasant stroll, that Freya was just being dramatic.
Meanwhile, Freya was mourning the death of her father by collecting rocks while the rest of the Mikaelsons chose the liquor route. Freya was still hurt that Klaus refused to trust her, appealing to Rebekah to finally pick a side. At the same time, Klaus was making the same speech to Elijah; it was either Freya or "always and forever." Lines were drawn, but the battle to defeat Dahlia was front and center no matter the side.
Cami returned to act as the resident therapist, igniting feelings in Klaus that weren't usually spoken about. She had guts to sit face-to-face with someone so dangerous, as Hope's life hung in the balance, but Cami's courage and ability to spark emotions in even the most mischievous of characters is what continues to make her so likeable and integral to New Orleans.
The night's biggest flutter of the heart was Josh and Aiden's declaration of love for each other. Tired of the shenanigans of the French Quarter, the two promised to run away together to escape the danger, only needing each other as a pack. Looming plans were the nails in the coffin; it was all too good to be true. As the two parted ways to say their final goodbyes, Dahlia caught up with an all too excited Aiden. She knew what Aiden's death would mean for everyone and acted with no regret, tearing Aiden's heart from his chest without the blink of an eye.
Tragically, Josh and Davina discovered Aiden; an agonizing scene unfolded as Josh broke down over the body of the love of his life. Aiden's death was meant to shake our characters to the core and remind the viewers that in a world of supernatural creatures, no one is ever safe. The message was successful but heartbreaking, nonetheless. Watching Josh and Aiden's relationship flourish this season has been a treat. Each character became increasingly likable, their bond strengthening the individual characters' assets.
Although Dahlia was the culprit in Aiden's death, Hayley, Jackson and the wolves immediately blamed Klaus and his recklessness. Believing himself to be nothing more than a villain no matter what he did, Klaus took the blame, not defending himself against the accusations. The wolves were ready to pounce, to face off against Klaus, but Elijah sided with his brother, putting an end to their threats before any bloodshed. While Cami confronted Klaus, learning the truth that no one else knew or would believe, Elijah shared a tense moment with Hayley where they discussed how to keep Hope safe and the love they had for the child.
Davina's grief for both Kol and Aiden drove her to seek help from Marcel. She had been holding onto the dagger that could put down Klaus and it was now time to utilize the weapon.
Elijah had been wondering where Mikael's ashes had disappeared to, Klaus dismissing his concerns as he vigorously painted his latest masterpiece. Elijah finally caught on that the ashes were in the paint, a way for Klaus to hide his actions, but the brothers came to blows as Elijah revealed that he had sent Hayley and Jackson off to keep Hope safe. Enraged, Klaus and Elijah began to tussle, but Elijah won out as he stabbed Klaus in the heart with Davina's dagger, finally getting to show Klaus what sibling betrayal had felt like so many times before.
Things we need to discuss:
– Aiden's death is absolutely devastating. Not only was he a great character that had experienced growth in the form of leadership, his chemistry with Josh was undeniable. To see such a groundbreaking relationship end is a blow to the show.
– How long will Klaus stay daggered? No doubt he will have a fury in him like never before when he does wake, but his anger will be hypocritical since he has performed the action so many times on Elijah and Rebekah for actions far less egregious.


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Lifestyle interventions targeting overweight individuals can produce positive """"""""ripple"""""""" effects on untreated overweight partners in the home. Interestingly, ripple effects on partners'weight appear most pronounced when the interventions target women. Women, and mothers in particular, remain the primary """"""""nutritional gatekeepers"""""""" of the home. Despite widespread recognition that motherhood is a powerful motivator for behavior changes, no study to date has examined the """"""""ripple"""""""" effects of prenatal lifestyle interventions that target mothers'gestational weight gain. The primary aim of the proposed study is to determine whether lifestyle interventions to prevent excessive gestational weight gain in overweight/obese pregnant women have positive """"""""ripple"""""""" effects on untreated partners in the home. The proposed study is ancillary to two randomized phase III clinical trials in the LIFE-moms consortium (1U01HL114377-01, PI Phelan;3U01DK094418-01S1, PIs Martin and Redman) that are examining the efficacy of multi-component lifestyle interventions to prevent excessive gestational weight gain in a total of 650 overweight/obese women. In this ancillary study, partners'weight, home environment, and psychosocial behaviors will be assessed when their pregnant partners are ~13 weeks gestation (study entry), 35 weeks gestation and at 6 and 12 months postpartum. We hypothesize that partners of pregnant women randomized to the lifestyle intervention, relative to those of standard care, will have greater weight losses through 12-months. Secondary aims examine partner improvements in weight control behaviors, the home environment, and psychosocial parameters. This project is highly innovative, as it capitalizes on existing funded research and is the first study to examine ripple effects of multicomponent prenatal interventions. The project also has high impact, as pregnancy is a powerful motivator for behavior and environmental changes in the home;and, if positive ripple effects occur, the field of obesity treatment and prevention could move beyond focus on individual level to the often unrecognized interpersonal effects of lifestyle interventions.
This research project will examine whether interventions to prevent excessive gestational weight gain have positive ripple effects on the health of untreated partners in the home. PUBLIC HEALTH RELEVANCE: Lifestyle interventions in non-pregnant populations have a positive ripple effect on weight loss in their partner. The goal of this proposal is to determine whether prenatal interventions designed to minimize gestation weight gain promotes partner weight loss.
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Re: Nancy Ellafair Musselwhite b. 1843 Georgia/Florida
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Jan Harrison Harris 5/04/01
Jan...Nancy Ellafair Musselwhite, b. 1843 was Mitchell Pitts 3rd or 4th wife, and is my great great grandmother. Her children were Richard Lee, b.-----; William, b. 1874; Leonard Franklin, b. October 1878; Mary Lillar, b. 18 February 1880 or 1881(this was my grandmother's mother). We believe Thomas Musselwhite to have been Nancy's father. I have just begun to research the Musselwhite family and was surprised at the number of Musselwhites and the family's age. My cousin, Doris Burnsed has been to Crisp County to the Musselwhite Cemetary and would love to hear from you.Interestingly, prior to being married to Nancy Ellafair, Mitchell Pitts was married to a Becky Musselwhite...rumors say she and Nancy were sisters...we do not know that for a fact. It would be nice if you have additional information regarding who Nancy's father and mother were. The origins of the name Musselwhite are quite interesting...Norman...Moselle region (hence the name originally "Moselle White"...or, before that Moselle LeBlanc (in France before the family moved to England between 1053 and 1066).I have ordered a translation of The Doomsday Book by King William (the Conqueror), written in 1066, I think.Anyway, the Mosellewhites (Musselwhites) appear in the book.If you are interested, Amazon.com has the book, normally, $155.00 or so, in used paperback for as low as $18.00.I hear WE are in the book.Please feel free to contact me and I will put you in touch with my cousin.


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Skip to comments.Youngstown, Ohio, mayor to be 'auto czar'
Posted on 07/06/2011 1:45:49 PM PDT by Nachum
WASHINGTON, July 6 (UPI) -- Youngstown, Ohio, Mayor Jay Williams will lead the Obama administration's efforts to help communities dependent on the auto industry recover, officials said.
Beginning Aug. 8, Williams will be executive director of the Labor Department's Office of Recovery for Auto Communities and Workers, Labor Secretary Hilda Solis said Wednesday in a release.
(Excerpt) Read more at upi.com ...
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Youngstown is one of those cities where "recover" means demolishing wide swaths of neighborhoods and turning them back into green space.
Oh, good gravy. I wonder how many votes this is expected to buy.
the Mayor of Flint must be in line to become Auto Kaiser then...
This is as laughable as hearing that Nagin is now a Disaster Consultant.
Hows that recovery coming along in Ytown, Jay?
Thats's right! It has been in the toilet for 35 years!
The Lordstown Plant should have been shutdown ages ago.
It is the only major union factory in the Ytown area.
This is all about paying the union.
The Chicago mob pays the Little Chicago mob.
We get shitty cars and the economy still sucks
Let me guess; the guy has no real experience in the automobile industry other than being a political hack?
I haven't read anything about him; just speculating.
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debbie: How did the changes in the band lineup come about?
Brody: We were on tour and it didnt work out with Kim and Mat. So I got Andy and Dante from the Nerve Agents to fill in during the Rancid/AFI tour. We loved Andy, so we wanted to keep him. He was in both bands, but Nerve Agents broke up. So hes now full-time in The Distillers. Dante didnt work out, and then we found Ryan. He worked at a comic, record and toy store in Fremont. (to Tony, the road manager) Is that right? Fremont?
Tony: (nodding) Fremont.
d: Fremont? Where is that? Virginia?
B: California.
d: I knew that. Now, dont get me wrong, I love the first album. But Sing Sing Death House is so solid all the way around. What has changed about you guys and your approach to making music between the first album and this new one?
B: Well, I think Andy is a better drummer than Mat (Young) was; not to dis Mat or anything. Andys like this fucking powerhouse. He just slugs away and hes really innovative. A drummer is usually like the backbone. I play off Andy and he plays off me. So it works out really well. And Ryans only been playing bass for like, a year, and hes really good. So its like a family now.
d: So theres this whole energy transfer thing going on between all of you guys at once?
B: Yeah.
d: The songwriting on the new LP is really intelligent. I was just blown away by how you were expressing these very sharp emotions using this really intelligent vocabulary. Honestly, I had to grab the dictionary a couple of times while I was listening to it.
B: (laughs)
d: Youre using words like "Dionysian", "acerbic", "vitriolic", and "revenant". Is that an aspect of the lyrics you strive for, or does it just sort of happen?
B: No. It just happens. I really wanted to work hard on my lyrics. The last record is more abstract. Thats the first record I ever made, so I was just sowing the oats. Ive just been reading a lot and Ive got a lot of smart friends. (laughing) It helps, ya know?
d: (laughing) Yeah. What are you reading?
B: A lot of ghost stories and fiction. I have a good mythology dictionary, which is where I got revenant from. And, on the last record, oldscratch as well. So a lot of that stuff is in there. Its like my little secret stash.
d: What main goal has stuck with you since before--
Security: (with a true air of authority) Whats going on, folks?
B: Were just doing an interview. Its a little loud out there.
d: Uh, okay. What main goal has stuck with you since you started making music?
B: I guess to just keep playing music; to just keep outdoing the last record. I think were pretty ambitious. I want to pay my parents mortgage. You know what I mean? All Ive ever wanted to do was play music and go on the road and make records. It just worked out that this was the perfect opportunity. Just to work hard. We work our asses off.
d: Hell yeah. Touring is no joke. You know, I was surprised with how--
S: (with even more authority) Im sorry. Your interview is over. We gotta go doors.
d: Uh oh. Were moving.
d: How do you deal with the popular image of punk music and kids who are into it for the wardrobe, not the message?
B: Well, I guess you just help those kids find a message. Help them assimilate in the real wage. I dont meet a lot of kids like that. And, if I do, I dont really notice and I dont really discriminate. Everyone starts somewhere. I hate all that higher-than-thou bullshit about, Im more punk than you. Its bullshit. I dont care. It doesnt bother me.
d: This is kind of embarrassing, but do you have any advice for someone who likes punk music but doesnt know much about it?
B: Buy a lot of records. Buy a lot of old school records. Find out who the bands you listen to are influenced by. Go through the lineage. You got your English punk, you got your American punk. You got your East Coast American, your West Coast, your Ramones, Circle Jerks, Black Flag, and X. Then theres a big mix in between.
d: Who would you say are your essentials, then?
B: Discharge is my first. I love Black Flag and all those guys. And Ramones, of course. And then I like Blondie,.. a little lighter.
d: (laughing) The old CBGBs Blondie.
B: Yeah.
d: Do you ever read the press on the band?
B: Occasionally. I try not to.
d: Is there anything that you absolutely hate about it?
B: No. If you get over-embroiled in it, youre probably gonna get yourself pretty pissed off. At the same time, we get a lot of really great reviews. Its not important to how the band functions or to what we do. Thats just many peoples opinions on what they see. A lot of people project stuff on you, but thats okay.
d: Yeah. I probably shouldnt be asking that question, considering I am the media.
B: (laughs)
d: Were not the mass media. We just try to have a good time. Honest. Is there anything in your life that you think would shock and surprise your fans?
B: (long pause followed by laughter) I dont know! I dont think so. Like I said, thats people projecting certain things on you. Everyones their own person. When you meet someone for the first time, thats not the whole book. Thats just the first page.
d: Being an Aussie yourself, what quirk about Australia do you think American pop-culture and TV has just bastardized beyond belief?
B: Victoria Bitter. No, thats what I drink. Whats the other shit?
d: Fosters?
B: (grabbing her head in disgust) Fosters! Ugh! I cant even remember the name. No one in Australia drinks Fosters. Its piss.
d: But its got the big can!
B: Its piss.
realtoon: (who has been standing by the whole time) But its Australian for beer and bottled in Canada.
B: (laughs) What do you drink here thats low on the totem pole?
d: Im from a Miller family. tastes like chickens mascot beer is anything Miller, preferably High Life or Red Dog. Thats just our beer. But low on the totem pole-- actually, that is low on the totem pole.
B: (laughs) Not even the punks who hang out on the corners drink Fosters. We drink VB, Victoria Bitter, which is way better. That and shrimp on the barbie, because I never had a fucking shrimp on the barbie until I moved to this country.
d: (laughs) Oh, God. Im sorry. I apologize for America.
B: (laughs) No, no. Its totally cool. The image thats portrayed over here-- that we live in the Outback and stuff-- we dont.
r: Crocodile Dundee ruined you guys.
d: Yeah. No wallabies in the backyard? What the hell? OK, this is our staple question. We ask everybody this. Do dogs have lips?
B: Do dogs have lips?
d: We got into an argument years ago, and its just gone on since then.
B: I think they do. Just really little, real thin ones.
d: Hell yes.
B: They gotta have something over their teeth. They lick their lips. I think they do. I think youre right.
d: (to Andy) Hey, whats up?
Andy: Hey.
B: This is Andy.
A: Yeah. We met earlier.
d: Is it hard keeping up the pace with true hardcore punk acts like No Doubt and Sugar Ray?
B: (laughs) Arent we obsessed with them?
A: Yeah.
B: Were kind of obsessed right now.
d: With who?
A: No Doubt.
B: Every time we go to a hotel, well be watching tellie just to see that one video. What is it? Hey Baby?
A: Yeah.
B: Were all like waiting, begging, praying that its gonna come on. Were just totally obsessed with it. Its so retarded.
d: Hey, you gotta keep your eye on the competition.
B: (laughs)
d: What musical influences do you guys have outside of punk rock?
A: Well, like Nirvana or The Pixies. All kinds of stuff. Oldies, like Sam Cooke.
B: I like Smokey Robinson.
A: Smokey Robinson, yeah.
B: We also listen to PJ Harvey; a lot of driving music. You need something a little more relaxing in the car.
A: I really like Queens Of The Stone Age and Rocket From The Crypt.
d: (gasping) Fuck yeah! Is there anyone you guys wanna tell to fuck off? Like anybody whos pissed you off in the last few months?
A: Peter And The Test Tube Babies.
B: Yeah. That guy can fuck off. That guys a dick.
d: Did he fuck you guys over or something?
A: No. He was just a dick to us. He was a total asshole. We played this thing, Holidays In The Smoke, in London--
B: --at the Astoria. We were upstairs in this tiny dressing room. Wed been up since the day before, because we had to get on a ferry to go across to London. So were all fucking exhausted in this tiny dressing room. Theres like, ten bands playing, from GBH to Peter And The Test Tube Babies. Wed done ten interviews. Were sitting there, trying to relax, and in comes this fucking guy; this fucking English lad guy with these ten huge duffel bags. He just throws them in the fucking room and is just looking at us. Hes like (in a cocky English accent), Who the hell are you? And were like, Were The Distillers. And he looks at the list. He goes (in Brit-speak again), You gotta get the fuck out, now. Were like, What? Who the fuck are you? Hes like, Im Peter of Peter And The Test Tube Babies. Hes all disgusted that we didnt know it was him. We were like, Fuck you, man! We ended up sleeping on amps and shit. That was the worst night of my life.
A: It was the worst rock star experience Ive ever had. Who the fuck is this guy?
d: Yeah. Who the fuck is he?
A: It was worse than meeting Michael Jackson. Michael Jackson probably wouldve been a nicer guy than this fucking guy.
r: Well, thats the trend. The smaller you are, the bigger you think you are.
B: Right.
d: Well, piss on him now. Our readers will know to stop buying his records.
B and A: (laugh)
d: Do you guys have any final comments or anything you want to say?
B: (bouncing up and down) Oi!
A: (laughs) Oi!


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Possible tornado reported in South Carolina
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Damaging winds knocked down trees and utility wires in parts of northern New England on Sunday, flights were delayed in New York City and there were reports of a tornado in South Carolina as the East Coast braced for the remnants of violent weather that claimed 10 lives in Oklahoma.
Heavy rain, thunderstorms, high winds and hail moved through sections of the Northeast on Sunday afternoon. The National Weather Service issued severe thunderstorm warnings and watches across Vermont, New Hampshire and most of Maine.
In northwestern South Carolina, authorities checked unconfirmed reports of a tornado, said Jessica Ashley, a shift supervisor for Anderson County's 911 center. The fire department responded to a report of roof damage to a home and callers said trees were blown over. No injuries were reported.
The weather service said thunderstorms and winds in excess of 60 mph in Vermont produced 1-inch-diameter hail and knocked down numerous trees and wires. In northern Maine, radar picked up a line of thunderstorms capable of producing quarter-sized hail and winds stronger than 70 mph. Forecasters warned of tornadoes.
The prediction for stormy weather in the New York City region produced delays at major airports. John F. Kennedy International Airport had delays of about two hours on departing flights, while La Guardia Airport was delayed nearly three hours, and Newark Liberty Airport was delayed more than three hours on arriving flights to New Jersey.
In the southern part of the United States, thunderstorms, high winds and hail were expected as part of a slow-moving cold front. Heavy rains could spawn flash flooding in some areas, the weather service said.
Meanwhile, residents in Oklahoma cleaned up after the storms there killed 10 people, including three veteran storm chasers. Tim Samaras; his son, Paul Samaras; and Carl Young were killed Friday. The Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Okla., said the men were involved in tornado research.
STORY: Storm chasers' deaths prompt questions
Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin toured damage in El Reno, about 30 miles from Oklahoma City. She said the death toll could rise as emergency workers continue searching flooded areas for missing residents.
The state Medical Examiner's Office spokeswoman Amy Elliott said the death toll had risen to 10 from Friday's EF3 tornado, which charged down a clogged Interstate 40 in the western suburbs. Among the dead were two children — an infant sucked out of the car with its mother and a 4-year-old boy who along with his family had sought shelter in a drainage ditch.
In Missouri, areas west of St. Louis received significant damage from an EF3 tornado Friday that packed estimated winds of 150 mph. In St. Charles County, at least 71 homes were heavily damaged and 100 had slight to moderate damage, county spokeswoman Colene McEntee said.
Northeast of St. Louis, the town of Roxana, Ill., also saw damage from an EF3 tornado. Weather service meteorologist Jayson Gosselin said it wasn't clear whether the damage in Missouri and Illinois came from the same twister or separate ones.
Five tornadoes struck the Oklahoma City metro area on Friday, the weather service said. Fallin said Sunday that 115 people were injured.
The storms formed out on the prairie west of Oklahoma City, giving residents plenty of advance notice. When told to seek shelter, many ventured out and snarled traffic across the metro area — perhaps remembering when a tornado hit Moore on May 20 and killed 24 people.
Oklahoma Highway Patrol Trooper Betsy Randolph said roadways quickly became congested with the convergence of rush-hour traffic and fleeing residents.
"They had no place to go, and that's always a bad thing. They were essentially targets just waiting for a tornado to touch down," Randolph said. "I'm not sure why people do that sort of stuff, but it is very dangerous."
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Well, my name, as you already saw, is Julián Sinesi, I'm 38 years old, I live in Buenos Aires, Argentina... And I took up skating a long time ago, a very long time ago!!! My first skateboard was a tiny one made of plastic, in 1980!!! With that little princess I learned how to surf the streets, no slides, no tricks, just surfing the concrete!!! Then, in the mid 80's, I got a pool model and I began surfing the only bowl in my city. In the meantime, I started to ride BMX with very good results, till I started University! when I had to forget about my boards and my BMX! In 2003 I moved to Quebec City, where I lived for two years. There, a friend of mine gave me my first longboard, a Sector 9 Cosmic Series, bought at Daddies!!! I used it only to go to University, to pubs or anywhere I needed to go. In 2005 I came back to Argentina and left my longboard in Quebec City, but in 2009 I met a group of guys who told me everything they knew about longboarding. After that, I grew up with the movement here! Now, you can see guys with longboards everywhere!!!
I really love to push in the streets, do some freeride and hardcarving; and slalom or go to the bowls with my plastic tiny board, now a Penny!!!
How did you get into wood-pushing?
Through plastic-pushing!!!
Where is your favorite place to skate?
A bowl in Lobos, a tiny village 100 kms away from Buenos Aires Capital City. And the mountains in Merlo, province of San Luis, a place called Bajo de Veliz!
Who are your favorite skaters?
Brad Edwards
Between a bear, dragon, and a shark, which one would you fight and why?
I prefer not to fight with an animal, they already have too many problems to survive!
What is your current board setup?
I have many. But the four I use more often are: Gravity Brad Edwards with Indy 149 trucks, No Skoolz 65mm 88a and DBS bearings, Earthwing Miniglider with Indy 149 trucks, Otang Fat Free 83a, Penny Nickel and a Penny Original Hoverboard...
What is your favorite food?
Argentine Barbecue!
Who are your current sponsors?
Daddies Board Shop
What is your favorite trick?
I could pick something much harder, but I really love Peter Pan with my Penny Nickel!!!
Why do you like to ride for Daddies Board Shop?
Because they are a really big family, and Mel has made me feel a part of it!!!
What are your thoughts on zombies?
Mmmm... I met a couple of zombie girls, but that's another story!!!