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LOS ANGELES (AP) — A lawyer has accused Spanish-language radio host Eddie "Piolin" Sotelo of sexually harassing one of his staffers before Univision abruptly ended Sotelo's morning show after a decade on the air.
In an April 16 letter to Univision executives, attorney Robert R. Clayton, who represents writer, performer and producer Alberto "Beto" Cortez, alleged that Sotelo made aggressive and unwanted sexual advances, including groping, the Los Angeles Times reported late Monday (http://lat.ms/11r5xBr ).
The letter also accused Sotelo of ordering members of his radio production team to falsify letters to lawmakers in a high-profile campaign in support of immigration reform, and heaping "unrealistic and unlawful demands" on Cortez such as working long hours without breaks or additional compensation.
"I have also spoken to former employees of the show who witnessed much of the harassment described herein," Clayton wrote in the letter obtained by the Times. "They too have either been subjected to or heard of Sotelo's misconduct, threats, and the retaliation he has taken against employees who have spoken out against him."
Sotelo's attorney Jeffrey Spitz told the Times the accusations were false and motivated by money.
"The employee's allegations of harassment and falsification of immigration letters are pure fiction intended to gain a financial settlement," Spitz said in a statement.
Clayton asked Univision to reach a settlement with Cortez or a lawsuit would be filed. John C. Taylor, one of Clayton's law partners, said the firm had no comment.
Univision suddenly ended Sotelo's show last week and started playing music in place of the Mexican-born disc jockey known for helping propel immigrant supporters into the streets en masse in 2006 to protest an anti-illegal immigration bill.
No reason was given for the decision to yank the program. On Tuesday, Univision spokeswoman Monica Talan declined to comment on the allegations.
Sotelo, who was recently elected to the National Radio Hall of Fame, played corny jokes and pranks on his morning drive time show but also hosted politicians including President Obama to discuss issues such as immigration reform.
In 2007, Sotelo traveled to Washington to present lawmakers with 1 million letters in support of immigration reform. He often spoke on his program of his own experiences as an immigrant crossing the border illegally as a teenager and later obtaining papers and becoming an American citizen.
Sotelo, whose nickname means "Tweety Bird," also voiced roles in "Beverly Hills Chihuahua" and other movies.
Information from: Los Angeles Times, http://www.latimes.com


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Psychological bliss, snow days
Tyler Murphy
I remember the days when a heavy snow fall lifted the hopes. A snow day is one of the few dependable blessings of our long winter season. Most districts keep a reserve of five or six every year just in case. As an adult the work force requires a more dire circumstance than most mere snowstorms can muster. Not very often though a state of emergency and road closures offer us a taste of what it was like being a kid again.
While the harsh weather certainly has draw backs, being snug in your home with Mother Nature between you and the rest of the world leaves you guilt free to indulge in just about any in-house activity desired. No matter how lazy or unconstructive it might be there's never really a better time to waste. I think the true moment of psychological bliss comes when you suddenly realize this for the first time. The fact that such workdays off happen so rarely only adds to the thrill. Without our consent or prediction all that work we were getting up to do has instead been transformed into a day free of all those responsibilities and obligations. Like I said it's a beautiful moment.
Or at least that's how I remember it.
I'm not sure how but I've fallen into one of those occupations that's hardly ever spared a snow day. It just sort of happened. I mean if tomorrow the apocalypse of all snow storms swept into Chenango County my editor would be calling me to cover it. I've discovered an employment dimension where: The worse the weather, the more work is demanded. Sort of like emergency workers and public service employees. So while most hopped back into bed earlier this week when a state of emergency was declare I was walking through the two foot drifts at 6:45 a.m. I stepped outside and the first thing I noticed was the four foot drift between my car and the roadway. (I'd rather walk the two blocks to the office.)
Being in the middle of the city in the worst kind of storms happens often and I'm usually charged with taking photographs of the weather and its effects. This leaves me with the feeling I'm one of the only people left alive on the planet apart from an occasional plow operator or police officer. The city streets in the early hours of a fierce storm are vacant of both sound and presence. I love these times. I wander around taking pictures of anything interesting, and during the storms there's plenty of intrigue around.
But I'd be lying if I said I didn't enjoy working in the storms in some ways and even coworkers at the office (those that make it in anyway) seem less tense. After all there's no meetings, calls or routine obligations associated with a regular workday. There is a deadline though (there always is) and actually a few calls made to emergency officials but there's little to worry about besides the weather. (And we did get to go home after lunch.)
The weather itself is absolutely beautiful if not dangerous. The drift of falling snow causes a peaceful blanket of silent stillness to land all across the relative world. Even while I'm working it's hard not to feel some strange sense of tranquil comfort. The Evening Sun hasn't missed a regular day of publication in 120 years, come rain, sleet or snow and on the day it ever happens it won't be on our watch. So I expect I'll be making my way through many more local storms.
Snow days have taken on a whole new meaning.


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With millions out of work throughout the world, many people (with extra time on their hands) are looking for extra ways to generate income by pursuing hobbies that they love.
For some that includes blogging, which might explain many of the "how do I start a blog" questions that I receive, as well as all the costs associated with starting one (at least for those who choose to self host their own content).
While there are many excellent blog platforms out there that do not require a person to have a server, for some the price range might be beyond their budget (especially those with monthly plans).
After scouring the internet for more hours than I care to admit, here are four blogging platforms for aspiring probloggers that cost less than $25 a year.
Note: I based this list on 4 criteria: customization, cost (under $25 which is about $2/month), security and the ability to insert ads.
Backed by the muscle of Google, Blogger has become the most popular blogging platform in the world.
Users can easily customize the template (or import their own), as well as host the site upon their own custom domain.
Users can upload up to 1 GB of images as well as video (the latter which thus far has no limit), and supports mobile blogging (especially on the iPhone).
Price: Free, although users can pay $5-$20/year for 20GB-80GB of image space.
Live Journal
Considered one of the oldest blogging platforms around, Live Journal has an interesting history which includes being acquired (and then sold off) by Six Apart.
While Live Journal does offer a basic account for those who embrace all things free, the platform really only begins to shine once users take advantage of its premium features.
These include the ability to customize the layout, as well as insert ads (like Adsense) upon the blog.
Price: Premium features costs $25/year, although users who embrace automatic drafts will only pay $19.95/year.
Powered by Drupal, OnSugar made what was once regarded by many as a CMS for geeks to an elegant blog platform for the masses.
Users of OnSugar can customize the template of the site, as well as use Getty images without the threat of being sued (provided you maintain the onsugar domain name).
OnSugar (to my knowledge) does not offer a premium feature of any kind, although that may change once the platform becomes more popular.
Price: Free
Sometimes seen as a cross between Twitter and a traditional blog, Tumblr embraces a "keep it simple" approach when it comes to blogging (or microblogging as the platform blurs the line here).
Despite its simple layout, Tumblr natively supports video, audio and imaging uploading, making it a full featured blog platform that (in some ways) rivals the previous three mentioned above.
Price: Free
Any others?
If you know of any other sites, feel free to enlighten us in the comment section below.
As far as the sites above, all of them allow users to blog upon a custom domain, which should help users short on cash compete against those who choose to host their own content.


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Signed P-R Aaron Harang to a two-year deal worth around $12 million. [12/5] You've heard of diploma mills? By winter's end, the Dodgers might be known as a two-year deal factory. Ned Colletti had struck on Mark Ellis and Chris Capuano entering the winter meetings, and wasted no time in adding two more two-year deals to his cabal. Writing that Colletti added pieces to his growing stable of starting pitchers and infielders would work, too. Let's start with the pitcher. Like Capuano, Harang is a veteran arm with National League West experience, mileage on his arm, and questions about the potency of his stuff. A few weeks ago, the Padres declined their part of a $5 million mutual option with Harang, and it looks to have paid off for the righty. Here's what I wrote then: Sure enough, it appears Harang will be the Dodgers' fourth or fifth starter, depending on where Don Mattingly slots Capuano. In true back of the rotation fashion, Harang has amassed 444-2/3 innings pitched since 2009 while accumulating an adjusted-earned run average of 92 and 2.50 strikeout-to-walk ratio. Ignoring the worst part of a player's résumé has a way of improving their standing, and if you ignore Harang's otherwise poor 2010 season, then he looks like a league-average pitcher. Similar expectations were hatched for Jon Garland last season, but he exited due to injury after pitching 54 shoddy innings. Dodgers' fans might be feeling a sense of déjà vu given that Garland also came over from the Padres. While the Dodgers hope Harang endures a better fate, injuries are an unavoidable part of his game. Harang missed time in 2009 due to his appendix, in 2010 because of a strained lower back, and in 2011 after suffering a stress fracture in his right foot. That none of those injuries are related to his elbow or shoulder is a positive. The negative is that he has missed at least four weeks in each season since 2008. Should Harang stumble or stub his toe, the Dodgers would likely call upon Nathan Eovaldi. Eovaldi, soon-to-be 22, was in line to take the final rotation spot before Harang's signing and could use more time in the minors. He made 10 appearances in the majors last season and showed good velocity, but wildness and unrefined secondary pitches should limit expectations for now. Harang is the safer bet between the two, and that perceived safeness is why the Dodgers chose to pay him. The same applies towards signing Hairston Jr. over giving Ivan DeJesus or Justin Sellers a try. Hairston Jr. split last season between the Nationals and Brewers, and has hit .254/.318/.376 since 2009. His biggest appeal is versatility. Expect Mattingly to give Hairston Jr. some reps at second and third base, shortstop, and each outfield position. Taken as a whole, the Dodgers' offseason can be considered mundane. The thing is, they finished the season with the best Third Order winning percentage in the division, and their philosophy—to supplement the stars with okay role players—is similar to the one employed by the Diamondbacks last winter. The money is understandable the biggest problem folks have with Colletti's approach, but it might just work.
R.J. Anderson is an author of Baseball Prospectus. Follow @r_j_anderson
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My family at Thanksgiving, my friend noticed in this picture the diversity in age and how interesting it was set up. It's so un-staged that it looks staged.
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- Tonally, which sounds better to me, the HD700 or the HD 800? Out of the amps I have on hand for the HD 800, my current favorite is the Ray Samuels Audio Raptor (the Raptor is an output transformerless (OTL) tube amp). When driven by this amp (the tube selection for which was meticulously made), the HD 800 shines, with a relatively neutral-ish sound signature, its bass impact never overdone, but deep and impactful; the mids similarly even and remarkably detailed; and the treble a bit more present than neutral, and insanely detailed, but almost never harsh. It is an amp/headphone pairing I've brought to many a meet, and impressed many a fellow Head-Fi'er with.
So far, out of any amp I've tried the HD700 with (and it likewise pairs nicely with the Raptor), the HD700 is always a click behind the HD 800 at its best. The HD 800 at its best seems to convey a touch more detail across the board than the HD700 at its best. But here's the thing (and this is a big but): The HD700 possesses so many of the qualities of the HD 800 at its best, pretty much all the time, out of most any setup good or better. The HD 700's bass has for me always been deep and impactful, but never over-emphasized; the HD 700's mids are always free-breathing, detailed, and open; its treble presence north of neutral by a touch, always exacting, rarely harsh. Sound familiar?
To answer this question simply: From rig to rig, I prefer the HD700 to the HD 800 most of the time, so I feel comfortable saying the HD 700 sounds better to me than the HD 800 in most setups. When both are at their best, though, the HD 800 edges the HD700 out, being a touch more articulate from one end to the other. Getting the best out of the HD 800, however, can be a journey, with a lot of trial and error. Getting the best out of the HD700 often just involves plugging it into virtually any good amp. (Of course, in either case, I'm assuming good source components at the front.)
- Which images better, the HD700 or the HD 800? This is an area where there is as much difference as similarity. Some people believe the HD 800 one of Head-Fi-dom's best imaging headphones, with a wide, open, airy soundstage, and pinpoint sonic image placement within that--I am one of those people. Some, however, find the HD 800's imaging to be too diffuse. If you've heard the HD 800 and the latter view of its imaging is more in line with how you feel, then you'll find the HD700 an improvement. Its imaging is still very open and precise, but its width and airiness is at least a bit more reined in, and so those in the latter camp might find the HD700's imaging more coherent. I find the HD700's imaging to be one of its core strengths, relative to most other headphones; but it is, to me, another aspect of the HD700 that is just a click behind its older sibling's abilities in this regard, but still amazing.
- What don't I like about the Sennheiser HD700? I have one sonic nit to pick with this headphone, and its with sibilance. Though the HD700 does not impart sibilance, recordings that contain any over-emphasis of sibilance may have it spotlit by the HD700. This has not been an issue for me, as it rears its head only once in a while. But it is something I'd prefer was tuned out of it somehow.
- How would I compare it to my other favorite open headphones in its price range? My clear favorite in this price range has been Audeze's LCD-2 (revision 2). I won't go into a detailed comparison here, in the interest of time (I'm at CES now), but I will make a couple of observations. The LCD-2 is easy to drive, but the HD700 is more comfortable being driven in my good portable rigs than even the LCD-2. There is currently no full-sized, open headphone I prefer with my good portable rigs than the HD700, overall.
The LCD-2's bass is more impactful, and remains one of the high standards of bass reproduction at any price, so advantage in this regard goes to the LCD-2, to my ears. The LCD-2 possesses more midrange lushness, which I also find to be to the the LCD-2's advantage.
In terms of imaging, there is no contest--the HD700 images far more openly and precisely. To have such beautiful imaging in a headphone that is very comfortably and very capably driven by my good portable rigs gives a sense of big-rig imaging performance on-the-go that may be the top of its class (on-the-go). Big advantage here for the HD700.
Overall, I don't know that I will ever be able to say I like one more than the other--at this level of performance, it comes down to which flavor of awesome I feel like at the moment. And, though I've had it for a while, the HD700 is still new to me, and, knowing that its launch was coming, I've spent more time with it than with any other single headphone I have in my possession since it arrived (with the HD 800 finding second slot for the sake of the most obvious comparison). As I settle back into a fairer rotation, I'll likely have more to say about the HD700 relative to other headphones.
At its price, given its fidelity and versatility, the HD700 is fantastic. If you've had the HD 800, experienced glimpses of magic from it, but couldn't get the synergy in your system right to get it just so, then the HD700 is very likely the first headphone you should put on your to-buy list. If you're on-the-go, and are looking for a top-tier headphone you can use with your portable rigs for world class performance, put the HD700 on the top of your list. If you're simply shopping for a top-tier headphone, with no clear preferences yet established, add the HD700 to the list of contenders.
Filling the product line gap between the HD 650 and the HD 800 was long overdue, and Sennheiser's latest does the job thoroughly, completely. The Sennheiser HD700 is another world-class headphone from Sennheiser.


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Truncates text to the length of length and replaces the last three characters with the truncate_string if the text is longer than length.
Method description from Rails 2.0
If text is longer than length, text will be truncated to the length of length (defaults to 30) and the last characters will be replaced with the truncate_string (defaults to "…").
truncate("Once upon a time in a world far far away", 14) # => Once upon a... truncate("Once upon a time in a world far far away") # => Once upon a time in a world f... truncate("And they found that many people were sleeping better.", 25, "(clipped)") # => And they found that many (clipped) truncate("And they found that many people were sleeping better.", 15, "... (continued)") # => And they found... (continued)
Incompatible with Ruby 1.8.7
If using Rails < 2.2 with Ruby 1.8.7, calling truncate will result in the following error:
undefined method `length' for #<Enumerable::Enumerator:0xb74f952c>
The workaround (other than upgrading to Rails 2.2 or higher), is to overwrite the truncate method, by inserting the following at the end of environment.rb (or where it will be called on startup):
module ActionView module Helpers module TextHelper def truncate(text, length = 30, truncate_string = "...") if text.nil? then return end l = length - truncate_string.chars.to_a.size (text.chars.to_a.size > length ? text.chars.to_a[0...l].join + truncate_string : text).to_s end end end end
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As of Rails 2.2.0, truncate gives a Deprecation warning if you don't use a hash for the options. Ex:
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truncate(project.description, 100, "... Read More")
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DEPRECATION WARNING: truncate takes an option hash instead of separate length and omission arguments.
The new way
truncate(project.description, :ommision => "... Read More", :length => 100)


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Are you people serious? In would definitely pay so that I didn't lose discs anymore. If I could save time looking for discs, save money replacing them, and save more time waiting for the replacements to beat in like the lost discs. That would be awesome. Especially since not all discs are replaceable. I mean sure lose a DX Valkyrie no problems but lose a ten time Teebird and that's kind of an issue for some people. And I don't think it's really relevant but I've been playing for about five years so I wouldn't call myself a "new player". In fact I don't think I know any players that don't have a disc that they really wouldn't want to lose.
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^^^The risk of losing a disc is part of the game---a bit of personal gambling against Mother Nature, so to speak.
If you're losing discs often you must suck at dg as bad as you suck at literacy. I suggest you take up bowling: its really hard to lose your ball. Last edited by ohtobediscing; 01-27-2013 at 09:53 PM. |
The pros: Embed an RFID chip in your disc that costs about 4 cents per unit. Attach a 20-30$ RFID reader to your Iphone and have an App that works like Hot and Cold game, beeps louder/faster as you get near your disc. Not see where your shot went at dusk? save 2 minutes of hunting around for it. Not have a clue where your disc is in 30 feet of barely penetratable thorns? Save half a pint of blood at least knowing roughly where it is before you wade in. Lose your favorite driver that's perfectly seasoned on a shot that was ALMOST perfect but happened to nudge an iron leaf and rocket 75 feet in an unknown direction? No more swearing and buying 7 other wraiths to find another one that flew like the first damn one. Cons: Having a smug elitest throw a shot in thorns and poison ivy in a tournament round and having to help him look for it because "We don't need no stinkin' Disc GPS!" Well, at least we're happy that you can insult with the best of em on an internet forum. Seriously man, you might be too good to need it but for the rest of us mortals it would save us a hell of alot of time and aggrovation and would not cost you a damn thing. There's some chinese students at MIT working on such a system too, and if it ever went mainstream and was practical it would be about 6 months before everyone would wonder how they ever lived without it. Sometimes technology is a GOOD thing. I don't know if the disc companies would go for it, it might cost them a little sales, but RFID stickers now come as small as candy "dots" and probably weigh half a gram. Could just take em off for tournaments until PDGA catches up with progress. Sorry, I really can just not understand your point of view at all. Something that helps other people that no one is holding a gun to your head forcing you to use is win/win. (part of the problems to be solved is that most "passive RFID" chips only work at fairly short range, readers are available but there aren't any apps written for them yet for that purpose.. but HELL YES I'd shell out the price of a couple discs for something like it.) Last edited by Casual Squishy; 01-27-2013 at 10:39 PM. |
The only disc I lost last season was one that went in the pond at deer lakes, unretrievable because of park rules, but we've all probably spent hundreds of hours looking for discs (ours and other peoples) over the years if you play courses with heavy underbrush. And I can't think of one time it's ever been fun. |
Great idea, now make it happen, yes the technology is there in principle, but now its up to you to make it a reality.
Discbeeper already exists.... Nah I'm good.
You got me all excited for a minute there, I'd done a fair amount of research in the past on RFID systems, but that's an entirely different item, and doesn't seem like something destined to be really practical or something most disc golfers would really want/need. The advantage with RFID is that it is small enough to be able to imbed in in the plastic of the flight plate or can be purchased as sheets of small stickers and would be easy to put on entire disc collection. It's also "Set it and forget it," you'd simply register each sticker serial number in your phone (The MIT students are going the direction of a standalone device with directionfinder as well but would probably cost more) and then forget about it unless you actually need to locate a lost disc. The stickers are about the size of a small price sticker eith a small dot size bump in the middle and a 20 pack was like 2$ or something in bulk for warehouse inventory tracking systems. With the size of a golf disc, could probably imbed a bigger antenna in the flight plate (think the old cell phone antenna booster stickers they sell that you used to stick to the back of the phone or battery) and literally weigh next to nothing.
Discbeeper thing looks like it might be cool for stealth night golf though You could also pretty much give away stickers to all your regular playing buddies too and even if they didn't have the phone/reader/app you could find their discs for them too since the only thing less fun then looking for your discs is looking for someone else's. Last edited by Casual Squishy; 01-27-2013 at 11:54 PM. |
throw in the fairway.. problem solved
I should have thought of that. I forgot on the internet every single shot everyone's ever thrown has always landed on the fairway. How silly of me. I'll have to remember that next time I'm neck deep in thorns looking for my discs and find one with a name like ohtobediscing or discgolf4lif3 so I can smile. And of course no one's ever had to look for a card mate's disc even though they themselves are perfect. Gotta love the internet, this is one forum I'd love to see people post their real names more often. If as many people I meet on the course acted like they do on the internet I never would have started playing in the first place. Seriously, would you tell a complete stranger that to his face right after he tossed a bad shot off the tee in a tournament? And how long do you think you'd be walking around with all your teeth if you did? 25 years of disc golf and 99.9% of the actual people you meet are the nicest guys in the world, yet even on a disc golf forum 50% of the people come across as total douches. Are ya proud? (In all fairness that's probably about 30% less then most other internet forums, and a ton of people on here do seem exactly like all the nice people DG is all about about. And I really should know better by now then to get sucked in by the trolls. It's just hard sometimes.) Last edited by Casual Squishy; 01-28-2013 at 12:38 AM. Reason: edited, because I spelled discs dics, and that's just wrong. |
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Extradition within the United States most commonly refers to interstate…
…which is the official process whereby one state surrenders an individual to another state to answer criminal charges in the second state.
Generally, a suspected fugitive in Nevada is arrested based on some other requesting state's warrant charging the suspect with a crime. In Las Vegas, these matters are handled by the "Q Cases Unit" of the Clark County District Attorney's Office (I was a member of the Q Cases Unit for a period of time and worked on extraditions from the prosecution side). The District Attorney's Office will file a fugitive complaint against the suspect in Clark County, at which point the suspect is arraigned and held in custody pending issuance of a Governor's warrant from the other state. Bail is not normally issued in these cases, though an attorney familiar with the local process may sometimes acquire a bail for an alleged fugitive. The alleged fugitive may then either deny the allegations in the complaint or waive formal extradition at that time. Once extradition is complete, a competent attorney can assure that the local Nevada charges are dismissed.
All extradition cases are very serious. They most typically result in immediate incarceration without bail even in cases where the alleged fugitive is innocent. They also typically result in the alleged fugitive facing a new Felony charge in Nevada (Fugitive from Justice). If you or a family member has been arrested in Nevada on a warrant from another state, or arrested in another state on a warrant stemming from a Nevada case, it is important to talk with an attorney as soon as possible. Having handled extradition matters as both a prosecutor and a defense attorney.
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On New York's Indian dining scene, Shiva Natarajan is an empire builder, owner of a half-dozen Manhattan restaurants and several more beyond the city limits. Chote Nawab is one of his newest, open since last spring on the stretch of Lexington Avenue known as Curry Hill, within a block of three of his other places. Natarajan, who's from Calcutta, varies his menus with different regional specialties—like Gujarati at nearby Bhojan and Goan at his latest, Malai Marke, which opened around the end of the year in the East Village.
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REBOUNDING: East Troy, fresh off a loss to Germantown Saturday at the Al Classic Basketball Invitational, will play Little Chute at the Wisconsin Basketball Yearbook Shootout at Concordia in a matchup of two of the state's top Division 3 teams (2:30 p.m. Thursday). The lesson Trojans coach Darryl Rayfield hopes his team took from its 80-36 loss to Germantown is the importance of keeping 6-9 twins Brett and Alex Prahl involved.
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ANOTHER CHANCE: Arrowhead also suffered its first loss of the season Saturday at the Al Classic. The game was the first of what could be a telling stretch for the Warhawks. They've got 6-2 Bay Port and undefeated Germantown at the Wisconsin Basketball Yearbook Shootout and return to Classic 8 play in the new year with games against 5-4 Waukesha West and 9-1 Mukwonago.
"It's all part of what we're trying to do, trying to figure out what our weakness are and trying to get better at those things," Arrowhead coach Craig Haase said of the schedule. "Tonight we figured that we were a little sloppy on the defensive end some possessions and offensively we've got to do a better job of getting the ball into the lane and getting the ball inside."
Chekouras Invitational Thursday and Friday at Homestead: The tournament starts strong with a semifinal matchup between Brown Deer and Milwaukee Hamilton at 6:15 p.m. Thursday. Neenah (8-1) and Homestead (8-4) play in the nightcap at 8. The final is at 8 p.m. Friday.
Wisconsin Basketball Yearbook Shootout, Wednesday-Friday at Concordia University: The showcase features 25 games. Wednesday watch for Whitefish Bay Dominican-La Crosse Aquinas in a matchup of elite point guards who figure to see a lot of each other in college. Dominican's Duane Wilson is headed to Marquette and Aquinas' Bronson Koenig is going to Wisconsin.


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#1 Muslims, Mormons and Liberals: Why is it OK to mock one religion but not another?09-30-2012, 12:03 PM
Stephens: Muslims, Mormons and Liberals
Why is it OK to mock one religion but not another?
- By BRET STEPHENS
'Hasa Diga Eebowai" is the hit number in Broadway's hit musical "The Book of Mormon," which won nine Tony awards last year. What does the phrase mean? I can't tell you, because it's unprintable in a family newspaper.
On the other hand, if you can afford to shell out several hundred bucks for a seat, then you can watch a Mormon missionary get his holy book stuffedwell, I can't tell you about that, either. Let's just say it has New York City audiences roaring with laughter.
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The "Book of Mormon"a performance of which Hillary Clinton attended last year, without registering a complaintcomes to mind as the administration falls over itself denouncing "Innocence of Muslims." This is a film that may or may not exist; whose makers are likely not who they say they are; whose actors claim to have known neither the plot nor purpose of the film; and which has never been seen by any member of the public except as a video clip on the Internet.
No matter. The film, the administration says, is "hateful and offensive" (Susan Rice), "reprehensible and disgusting" (Jay Carney) and, in a twist, "disgusting and reprehensible" (Hillary Clinton). Mr. Carney, the White House spokesman, also lays sole blame on the film for inciting the riots that have swept the Muslim world and claimed the lives of Ambassador Chris Stevens and three of his staff in Libya.
So let's get this straight: In the consensus view of modern American liberalism, it is hilarious to mock Mormons and Mormonism but outrageous to mock Muslims and Islam. Why? Maybe it's because nobody has ever been harmed, much less killed, making fun of Mormons.
Here's what else we learned this week about the emerging liberal consensus: That it's okay to denounce a movie you haven't seen, which is like trashing a book you haven't read. That it's okay to give perp-walk treatment to the allegedand no doubt terrifiedmaker of the film on legally flimsy and politically motivated grounds of parole violation. That it's okay for the federal government publicly to call on Google to pull the video clip from YouTube in an attempt to mollify rampaging Islamists. That it's okay to concede the fundamentalist premise that religious belief ought to be entitled to the highest possible degree of social deferenceexcept when Mormons and sundry Christian rubes are concerned.
Associated Press/Boneau/Bryan-Brown'The Book of Mormon' performed at New York's Eugene O'Neill Theatre
And, finally, this: That the most "progressive" administration in recent U.S. history will make no principled defense of free speech to a Muslim world that could stand hearing such a defense. After the debut of "The Book of Mormon" musical, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints responded with this statement: "The production may attempt to entertain audiences for an evening but the Book of Mormon as a volume of scripture will change people's lives forever by bringing them closer to Christ."
That was it. The People's Front for the Liberation of Provo will not be gunning for a theater near you. Is it asking too much of religious and political leaders in Muslim communities to adopt a similar attitude?
It needn't be. A principled defense of free speech could start by quoting the Quran: "And it has already come down to you in the Book that when you hear the verses of Allah [recited], they are denied [by them] and ridiculed; so do not sit with them until they enter into another conversation." In this light, the true test of religious conviction is indifference, not susceptibility, to mockery.
The defense could add that a great religion surely cannot be goaded into frenetic mob violence on the slimmest provocation. Yet to watch the images coming out of Benghazi, Cairo, Tunis and Sana'a is to witness some significant portion of a civilization being transformed into Travis Bickle, the character Robert De Niro made unforgettable in Taxi Driver. "You talkin' to me?"
A defense would also point out that an Islamic world that insists on a measure of religious respect needs also to offer that respect in turn. When Sheikh Yusuf Qaradawithe closest thing Sunni Islam has to a popepraises Hitler for exacting "divine punishment" on the Jews, that respect isn't exactly apparent. Nor has it been especially apparent in the waves of Islamist-instigated pogroms that have swept Egypt's Coptic community in recent years.
Finally, it need be said that the whole purpose of free speech is to protect unpopular, heretical, vulgar and stupid views. So far, the Obama administration's approach to free speech is that it's fine so long as it's cheap and exacts no political price. This is free speech as pizza.
President Obama came to office promising that he would start a new conversation with the Muslim world, one that lectured less and listened more. After nearly four years of listening, we can now hear more clearly where the U.S. stands in the estimation of that world: equally despised but considerably less feared. Just imagine what four more years of instinctive deference will do.
On the bright side, dear liberals, you'll still be able to mock Mormons. They tend not to punch back, which is part of what makes so many of them so successful in life.
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09-30-2012, 01:40 PMLiberals protects radical islam because they both share a common hatred...America and what it stands for.
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09-30-2012, 05:19 PMI wouldn't put it that way. The liberals that I know who use the word "islamophobia" and complain about "racism" towards Muslims sincerely believe that their position is consistent with American ideals of tolerance, diversity, inclusion, etc.... They aren't universally stupid people either. Many of them are the California and DC type who think that because the Muslims they know and call "friend (an overused word if there ever was one) " are "nice people" and "hard working" and "want a better life in America" or "Were born here!" then they are not a part of the Islamic migration and colonization of the West. They are wrong, but shouting at them won't change their minds.
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09-30-2012, 05:23 PMI watched the video and I didn't see how it was mocking the Mormons other than to portray them as rather wide eyed and clueless perhaps. Not that it matters, if any American religion should be mocked Mormonism is better than most since we know not only who made it up but the fact that its historical premise (lamanites) is bullshit.
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They are also demonstrating their liberal bonafides by siding with Islam against their neighbors. It shows the rest of us how tolerant they are, and how intolerant we must be by comparison. Shouting at them only reinforces their sense of superiority.
I would prefer that no American religion be mocked. Mormonism has tenets that I emphatically disagree with, but as long as they are not forcing it on the rest of us, it's none of my business. Islam, OTOH, as a basic article of the faith, demands that all other religions be suppressed, and that only Islam be practiced. A musical version of the Qur'an that presented the same degree of satirical treatment would result in mass riots and beheadings.--Odysseus
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Free speech is free speech. One should be able to mock any religion without fearing for his life.
Unfortunately, one religion has factions who kill those who mock their religion.
I should point out that I saw an interview with Parker and Stone around the time the musical debuted-they basically said that they mock Mormons, but that they actually love Mormons, too. As much as I find most of the Mormon religion to be a con that some guy thought up so he could get lots of p*$$y, it is a uniquely American religion, and it has it's place in American history.
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10-01-2012, 10:49 AMThat's what I like about you nova, you're very consistent in your despising islam as you should be. The problem I have with liberals wanting to protect islam is that islam has a decree that you can lie to an infidel if it furthers the cause of islam, that right there should make anyone wary of anything a muslim says.
The answer to this is really simple. Most other religions don't riot, shoot people, set cars and buildings on fire and cut off people's heads in the name(s) of their deity/deities. The adherents of most other belief systems don't strap homicide vests on their bodies and blow them selves up in crowded cafes or packed bus stops. Most followers of other religions at least have respect for their own lives if not the lives of others.
Now from a Christian perspective, why should Satan be concerned when one of his followers kills him or herself. He achieves what he wants, another soul condemned to hell. Satan has lost the war and he knows it. Now he seeks to take as many down in to the pit with him as possible. Whether it be the committed Muslim dying in his name or merely the unsaved sitting in a cafe having lunch, it is all the same to the Devil. Another soul denied to God.Last edited by FlaGator; 10-01-2012 at 02:13 PM.
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10-01-2012, 12:57 PMSouth Park summed up LDS in a positive way, after mocking the invention of LDS. As usual, one could take South Park's commentary a number of ways or as a commentary on something else. In this case, it seemed to be a general statement to the effect, "The teachings of the church may not be verifiable or even true, but focus of the identity and practice is to be better people and kind to others then the underlying doctrine isn't all that important." Of course this is not an original idea on the part of South Park; the "civic church" concept is based in Joseph Campbell's position that religion is merely a metaphor for understanding and knowing the unknowable. In other words, if you leave off the Leviticus and concentrate on the Jesus then you're probably not going to hurt anybody or injure your chances in the afterlife.
Unfortunately, no religious group passes the test of goodness or charity. But then why would we expect them to. You rarely hear about the Rohingya people of Burma and if you have it was probably from Amy Goodman bewailing their persecution by the Burmese Buddhists. Imagine that, Buddhists hurting other people? Except that the Rohingya people are Muslims and like Muslims everywhere they are connected to Pakistan's leadership, they seek autonomy within the nation of another. The fact that they have been doing this for a thousand years seems to confuse liberals, who love an underdog. The Buddhists of Burma are not stupid, nor blind, nor cruel. They know that if they do not rid their country of the Muslims then they will reproduce like rabbits until they can take over.
Why does this escape the mind of the kind and gentle American?While you were hanging yourself , on someone else's words
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All Religions are a construct of man and as such are fallible , some more so than others. All mans constructs should be subject to earnest & critical analysis. Being a new religion doesn't automatically make it wrong as being an old religion doesn't make it right. The Christian religions being one of the oldest religions of modern man have stood the test of analysis of believers and non believers alike for over 2000 years. In fact the more some have tried to disprove the tenants of the Christian religions the more they have proven the gospels to be true.
The same can not be said of Islam.
There are many things I may disagree with about the Church LDS . That said as far as practitioners of a particular faith abiding by the constructs of their faith I believe overall the Mormons do the best at talking the talk & walking the walk.The 21st century. The age of Smart phones and Stupid people.
It is said that branches draw their life from the vine. Each is separate yet all are one as they share one life giving stem . The Bible tells us we are called to a similar union in life, our lives with the life of God. We are incorporated into him; made sharers in his life. Apart from this union we can do nothing.
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In Ovi's latest awesomely-bizarre commercial for Mr. Big, we learn that to be a big deal like him, you have to change bad things into good things. You know, like turning a kid's broken skateboard into a gas-powered grand piano with grandma provocatively posing on top. Personally, I would have asked for a zamboni-tank that has a Greenman targetting system, anti-octopus shielding, and a rapid fire burrito gun. But that's just me.
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The Capitals booting from the Stanley Cup Playoffs in early May once again got the summer off to a premature start for the boys in red and their fearless leader. After all, peak season hadn't even begun on the Vineyard and the lakes remained chilly in the White Mountains. But we RMNB chose not to focus on these grave hardships. No, instead we're going to fire up the Google Machine and take a look back at Ovi's summer, which spanned a mere 121 days. Alexander embarked on many adventures including a little shirtless soccer (and what summer is complete without that), a scandal involving his midsection that had "gate" on the end for some ridiculous reason, and commercials for Canadian candy bars, which are like regular candy bars except Canadian.
Photo via Brett Leonhardt on Twitter.
Alex Ovechkin sponsors a lot of things: hockey equipment (duh), razors, fancy t-shirts, banks, shoes with wavy soles. He has even lent his likeness to ESPN for a SportsCenter spot and his vocal stylings for an Eastern Motors commercial. Now there is something else to add to the list — giant Canadian candy bars.
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New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Monday stayed till further orders the execution of death sentence of four aides of sandalwood smuggler Veerappan, who were awarded capital punishment in 2004 for a landmine blast in Karnataka that left 22 police personnel dead. The bench posted the matter for Wednesday for next hearing. Veerappan's elder brother Gnanaprakash, Simon, Meesekar Madaiah and Bilavendran were awarded death sentence in 2004 in connection with a landmine blast at Palar in Karnataka in 1993 in which 22 police personnel were killed. (JPN/Agencies) Latest News from India News Desk
"In the meantime, the execution of death sentence of four convicts shall remain stayed," a bench comprising Chief Justice Altamas Kabir and justices A R Dave and Vikramajit Sen said. "Let the writ petition be heard on Wednesday," it said.
The petition on behalf of the four convicts was filed by advocate Samik Narain, who was given the liberty to amend and rectify it after objections were raised on its maintainability by Attorney General G E Vahanvati who was asked to assist the court.
Their mercy petition was rejected by President Pranab Mukherjee on February 13. The four convicts are lodged in a jail in Belgaum in Karnataka.
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Food Regulation in Latin America
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WELCOME to the preview of Food Regulation in Latin America, FSC 813, Section 730. This is a 3 credits, graduate or undergraduate level, Internet-based, college course offered by Michigan State University designed for anyone who must understand the complexities of the regulation of food and agricultural products in Latin America.
Food Regulation in Latin America is one in our series of region-specific, Internet-based, food law courses comprising our International Food Law Certificate Program sponsored by the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources and the Institute for Food Laws and Regulations here at Michigan State University. It is designed to introduce food industry professionals and university level students to food law and regulation as it is currently practiced in Latin America. Perspectives from regulatory, commercial and consumer interests will be taken into account. The events taking place in Latin America in food law and regulation will be linked, when appropriate, to the broader movements underway in other regions and on an international basis.
Course Objectives:
Upon completion of the course the participant should have an understanding of
- The economic, commercial, cultural and social issues and challenges facing Latin America and their relation to Food Law and Regulation.
- The General Laws and Regulations in the region, how they have evolved and what changes might be expected in the future.
- The current food related issues in the region
- How the Latin American Region is working in the international framework in food laws and regulations.
- How to use the www to learn more about specific topics and countries
The lead instructor for this course is Dr. Rebeca Lopez-Garcia, a food industry consultant who lives in Mexico. She will be joined by several food law professional from the region who will be available by email to answer your questions. There is also a Course Manager who will be available to help with any and all concerns regarding this course.
Course Design:
The course is taught in a series of sections or " Modules". Each module lasts one week and represents specific food issues or the food laws of a specific geographic region. Each module will be uploaded on Monday. You will have ten (10) days to read the materials and complete the assignment. Once uploaded, the Modules remain online throughout the duration of the course so you can always go back in case you miss a week or need to refer to a specific topic.
Sample Course Outline:
Module One - Introduction and Getting Started in a Web Course:
An introduction to course basics, Internet and course navigation, student-instructor communications, technical assistance and student introductions.
Module Two - Latin AmericaToday: Part I
An Introduction to Latin America: Regional Characteristics, Historical Development and Present Challenges
Module Three - Latin America Today: Part II
Challenges in Food Law and Regulation in the Region
Module Four - Overview of Latin American Food Law and Regulation
Country Comparisons on the Basic Laws and Regulations
Module Five - International Trade Issues in Latin America
FAO, WHO, WTO and International Issues
Module Six - Food Safety in Latin America
Module Seven - Food Regulation and Mercosur
Module Eight - International Trade Issues
Module Nine - Health and Public Policy
Module Ten - Food Product Labeliing
Module Eleven Country Case Study: Mexico
Module Twelve Country Case Study: Argentina
Module Thirteen - Course Evaluation
Course wrap up and Student Instructional Ratings Surveys (SIRS)
Your assignments will be due by the following Wednesday (10 days) and can be submitted automatically using our Course Assignment Drop Box feature or by email, fax or snail mail. Grades are posted electronically and sent to you by email. Class participation is accomplished by means of asynchronous Internet communication technologies such as written Discussion Forums.
So there you have it. You should plan on spending an average of nine to twelve hours per week to complete a module. You simply go online each Monday morning and a new module will be waiting. Read the materials, explore the hyperlinked and other Internet-based resources, complete the assignment, upload it in the course assignment drop box, and you're done for the week. Now, lets be realistic. What if you're called out of town for a week or are otherwise unable to access or complete a module within the one week time limit? No problem. Time extensions can be granted; and, if you give us a bit of notice, the course materials can be provided to you by email attachment or fax.
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My White JKU Expedition Build
I decided to start a build thread on this forum as I have done on others because I seem to be coming back here more than some other forums. I have had many vehicles in the last 4 years since selling my TJ. I have owned a '09 GLI, '10 FJ, '10 GTI, '12 Xterra, '13 CC and now a 2013 JKU Sport. I have been searching for the ultimate fun and expedition vehicle with some VW"s sprinkled in. I always said I would never own the new JK because I didn't think they were Jeep enough. Man, I was wrong.
On 12/28/2012, I went in and test drove a 2 door JK with 35's which was a blessing in disguise. It drove like crap and I hated it. So, I said what the hell let me drive the JKU with 35's. It drove great even with the ProComp lift. I was sold so I made an offer and got a great deal for them to take back a two month old CC. My new car payment was even cheaper than the CC lease payment so I'm very happy I will actually own this thing in 5 years or less. On 12/28, I ordered an AEV 2.5" lift with geometry correction brackets. Also some 35" Duratracs and ProComp 7069's. This was the perfect lift for me for 35's and very light wheeling with lots of long trips planned and camping. I really love this thing so far!! Day 1: http://i362.photobucket.com/albums/o...an/photo-2.jpg |
On 1/8/2013: My AEV showed up and then on Tuesday my Poison Spyder Brawler Lite front bumper showed up. ON Tuesday, I had my AEV installed and Wednesday, I took the bumper to the powder coaters.
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On 1/17/2013: Installed my PS Brawler Lite front bumper.
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On 1/25/2013, I purchased and installed my TF tire carrier to help keep the weight down on the Jeep.
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Since then, I added some perfect condition Rubi rock rails. They are pretty close but still don't rub with some flexing. Fine for now, but may trim later.
Then I added JKS QD's and OME Steering Stabilizer. I also added a grade 8 bolt kit. I also added a MetalCloak rear 62" bumper that was super easy to install, but many pointed out how it shows the odd styling of the Jeep rear. I never notice it so I'm not concerned with it at this point. The TF and MC have saved me quite a bit of weight in the rear. The extra rear flare has been since trimmed off. Attachment 225216 |
This is where she sits today. I appreciate all feedback. I also have a JKS front TB and Trek Armor rear seat cover coming for all the dog fur. On Monday, I am having the interior Line-X'd. And hopefully in the next week or two, my ORH fastback top will arrive.
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Love the look of your rig!! How is the AEV suspension? That is the one that I am looking at getting. Their shop is about 40 mins from me and in a few months going to make an appt and have them install it for me.
Looks great, coming along very nicely!
I can't help but say "aww those lil wheels are so cute in that first pic" LOL However, your Jeep has grown up quick! |
nice. the fun never ends...
What a huge improvement from stock to now. Awesome Jeep. :thumb:
I think I'll look into Metalcloak for my rear bumper. I wanted a PSC one to match my front bumper but you can't get their 1st generation Brawler Lite rear without the light buckets. And you can't get their 2nd generation Brawler Lite rear without the integrated hitch receiver. :/ Bummer I'm going to check to see if Metalcloak has one that wraps around a little bit. |
Awesome jeep...mine will be looking the same once I get my 35's put on. I also am waiting for an ORH top; so once you get yours and installed could you post a few pictures.
What odd styling of the Jeep rear were you talking about in your prior post? Do you happen to have any more pictures of your rear bumper? I can't seem to find many online that are running only the rear bumper. There are some pictures out there of their tire carrier/bumper combo. I'm looking for different angles of the rear bumper. |
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Very nice, what a transformation !! :cool:
Thanks to all the replies!! I will call this Phase One. I originally budgeted about $10K for this phase. So far I have spent about $8K for everything. I still would like some nets for the rear. If the ORH top is like people say then I will ultimately sell the hardtop. Another $725 will be spent Monday on Line-X. I currently have no idea what Phase Two will be, but I imagine it will entail 37's and flat fenders. Lots more to research though.
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New toys!! JKS front trackbar to re-center that axle and Trek Armor rear seat cover. These will be installed Sunday and then Monday is LineX day!!
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Very Nice!
That's an awesome rig!! I have a white Sahara and it will look similar to yours when it grows up! Look forward to the Line-X pics...
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I added my black Jeep emblem, JKS front TB and Trek Armor seat covers. I also decided to hold off on my LineX until it gets a little warmer and I have more time.
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I also found a squeak in the rear that has been alluding me for a couple months. It was the U-bolts in the rear. I checked them a couple times but they really needed a little more torque. Feels like a new Jeep!!
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Plot | Don Music's song of "AMOR" |
Air date | May 9, 1988 |
Season | Season 19 (1987-1988) |
Sponsors | C, U, 10 |
Picture | Segment | Description |
| Don Music welcomes the viewer while Bob brings Maria and Luis outside to meet Don. He and Don collaborated on a song about the word "AMOR" to possibly play at their wedding. However, both of them think the portion could use some work. After the song, Bob suggests they pick out their own music for the wedding. | |
| AMOR, amor, amor ... amoramor ... amoramor ... (EKA: Episode 0801) | |
| Ernie and Bert: Ernie thinks that he isn't special. Bert tells Ernie to feel his nose -- "That's an Ernie nose!" -- and then feel his hair, and wiggle his fingers. Bert says that nobody else is just like Ernie. Encouraged, Ernie tells the audience to do the same. (First: Episode 0276) | |
Letter U salesman (EKA: Episode 0323) | ||
| Sheep dog (EKA: Episode 1056) | |
| Lefty's boss tells Lefty the plan for what to do with the Golden AN, which they have just stolen. Lefty is to put it in the tan van and give it to Dan, who will take it to Fran. However, Lefty can't remember the plan very well and has to repeat it, which results in a police officer named Stan hearing the plan and giving him "ten days in the can for stealing the Golden AN." (EKA: Episode 0668) | |
| Two men compete to be in front. (EKA: Episode 0858) | |
| Carly Simon sings "Be With Me" with Telly and some kids. (EKA: Episode 2176) | |
| A U train spells the words Unite, U-turn, Underground, Up, and Universe. (EKA: Episode 0810) | |
| A boy goes to the dentist and gets his teeth cleaned. Music: Joe Raposo (EKA: Episode 0881) | |
| Kermit the Frog tries to explain the difference between happy and sad, two emotions which Elmo displays while trying to get Kermit to play with him. | |
| Two lines intersect at the middle of the screen and have an argument; they cooperate by making a cross. (EKA: Episode 0276) | |
| Down on the farm, Ernie sings "Grow High Grow Low." (EKA: Episode 2448) | |
| A set of blocks reveal a square, a triangle, and a circle. (EKA: Episode 1454) | |
| The Count reads a story to his bats called "The Ten Little Bats," where the bats in the story are subtracted until they all return. | |
| The Ringmaster treats us to the balancing feats of ten brown bears. Artist: Jeff Hale (EKA: Episode 2403) | |
| Anything Muppets perform an opera about front and back (to the tune of "The Blue Danube"). | |
| C is for Candle (the candle blows back) (EKA: Episode 0890) | |
| Teeny Little Superguy notices his friend Alice wanting to join a baseball game. He gives her the idea to go over there and ask them if she can play. Artist: Paul Fierlinger | |
| Gordon and Olivia try to cooperate under the sun, with voiceover from Bob. (EKA: Episode 1245) | |
| Es un perro (EKA: Episode 2243) | |
| Maria and Luis explain what "love" is to Big Bird in terms of his toy car. | |
| Ten Song (Song of Ten) (First: Episode 0021) | |
Pageant: Tooth (EKA: Episode 1452) | ||
| Igor listens as Dr. Frankenstein names body parts in creating another Igor. Artist: Irra Verbitsky (EKA: Episode 2293) | |
| Bruce Stringbean, Clarice and S Street Band perform "Born To Add." (EKA: Episode 1448) | |
| A dog has a discussion with his master about where to go. Artist: Dan Haskett (EKA: Episode 2423) | |
| Gina guesses what Elmo will be doing based on his outfit. She guesses he's going swimming. She's right, but he's swimming in his imagination. Since today is a cold day, Elmo finds the water is cold and asks for his towel. | |
| "Frog Kick" (EKA: Episode 2412) | |
| C for Cat Artist: Bud Luckey (EKA: Episode 1141) | |
| Monsterpiece Theater: "The Sound of Music" (EKA: Episode 2243) | |
| King Minus and the Disappearing Dragons (EKA: Episode 0439) | |
| Elmo finishes a hot cup of cocoa, but finds he's too hot. He takes another imaginary dip while Bob announces the sponsors. |
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New York City is opening the nation's first full-service center for seniors who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender.
City officials say the new LGBT facility will be specifically geared to the needs of this segment of the population, whose members sometimes feel isolated from other seniors. The center in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood is to open in January.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg says it's time to change the "one-size-fits-all" approach that has traditionally shaped senior centers.
The new facility will serve LGBT seniors in the city's five boroughs, helping them with everything from health and wellness to meals and technology.
Department for the Aging spokesman Christopher Miller says many LGBT seniors have encountered discrimination at general senior centers.


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Black Creek Pale Ale is Vegan Friendly
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Address: | Black Creek Pioneer Village, 1000 Murray Ross Parkway Toronto, ON, M3J 2P3 Canada |
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"The Black Creek brands sold through the LCBO do not use animal products in the production or processing. The brands are not licensed outside the province."
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Black Creek Pale Ale
Black Creek Olde Stout
Dray Horse Ale
[Further statement from the company] These beers are reported all as Vegan:
The Pale Ale is just for the summer. It will be replaced in the fall with the Porter. We also have the Montgomery's Courage (3rd in a series of 12 Historical Beers of Canada) in the LCBO which will be replaced by Riel's Dream (4th in the series) in the Fall.
Other products by Black Creek Historic Brewery:
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text: This is the Lamborghini Aventador (again)Justin Hyde2/24/11 11:00amFiled to: Spy PhotosLamborghiniAventadorGenevaLamborghini Aventador LP700-4Lp700Lp700-4166EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink Yesterday brought the first fuzzy pictures (by way of World Car Fans) of the uncovered Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4, but now we've come across this high-resolution shot of the next fiery bull emphasizing its curvy shoulders we assume is a press shot. Given that we're less than a week before the official unveiling in Geneva, and how Lamborghini news tends to seep like old dynamite, we're sure there are more to come. How about some views of the 6.5-liter V12? Advertisement Advertisement Snag three full high-res images on our Facebook page!Reply166 repliesLeave a reply


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BOISE, Idaho - The Boise State swimming and diving team put on another impressive display at the Boise-West YMCA on Saturday with a 198.5-95.5 victory over New Mexico State. The Broncos (14-4, 9-1) took first in 14 of 16 events on their way to another dominating WAC victory. "This has been a great season! We feel like we're well prepared and confident for the WAC Championships," said head coach Kristin Hill. "I'm glad we could honor the seniors today with such a big win." The Broncos started the meet on a positive note with a title in the 400 medley relay. Morgan McLain, Emily Irvin, Amber Boucher and Stephanie North posted a season-best time of 3:47.13 to take the title and give the Broncos an early lead. The quartet was only .08 seconds off a school record in the event. McLain, Boucher and North went on to sweep their respective events to keep the Broncos rolling. McLain continued to post some fast times in sweeping the backstroke events. Boucher took the 100 fly and 200 free titles while North took first in the 50 and 100 free events. Jennifer Cahill swept the long distance events to help the Broncos push past the Aggies. She coasted to a victory in the 1650 free, leading a trio of Broncos in a 1-2-3 finish. Katelyn Lofland celebrated senior day with a close second-place finish in the event. Cahill's win in the 500 free wasn't quite as easy as she just barely outtouched the competition in a dramatic, come-from-behind finish. Her time of 5:05.70 was only .12 seconds faster than the Aggies' Beth Cate. Chelsea Lopus also brought in a pair of first-place finishes in the 200 fly and 200 IM, celebrating her last day of competition at the West Y. The day was completed with the 14th victory of the day in the 200 free relay. The Aggies took both breaststroke events, ending the Broncos 23-event win streak in swimming that dates back to the dual with San Diego on Jan. 9. Next up are the WAC Championships where the Broncos will contend for their first-ever team WAC Championship. The conference meet will take place in San Antonio, Texas on Feb. 24-27. "New Mexico State was third last year at our conference championships and we'd like to finish in the top-3 this year so this was a very good step for us," said Hill. |
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Happy Halloween! Let's check out some costume wins today! First up is a Vincent van Gogh costume that is awesome.
Okay, I know it's not a zombie face for this Homer Simpson costume, but geez, whats going on here? Pretty nice execution with the pipe cleaner hairs though!
What the hell is this? Maybe a cross between some kind of wrestling, thigh-high wearing I don't know what? Good luck!
What is this? Someone out there knows. It looks like a pink sperm crossed with a Teletubby.
This is a pretty awesome costume, even if it is made from the worst beer on the planet. Check out those boots!
Here is the sexy dog costume, just in case you feel the need to show off your dog's cleavage.
This store-bought POS is 3D? Huh? Oh kids, please don't wear this vampire costume!
You're wearing your red Halo Master Chief costume on the subway. At least try to look intimidating.
What to call this Sesame Street Elmo costume? A hair piece? Elmo hair helmet?
It's been a while since we featured a cardboard C3P0. Here's a pretty decent one, just ignore the crocs.
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Hi there! Would anyone of you guys advice me on which is the best headphones I could get for US$130 budget? I know these things differs from each individual to another. I just would like to know what is the ideal one you guys would get for the budget stated. Maybe I would be happy with the purchase too? Who knows :)
I was looking at the Shure SRH440 because I have used it before and it sounded satisfactory for me. I would have gotten it if i werent going to post on this forum first. I'm not an audiophile so my exposure is limited and the SRH440 sounded good to me.
Type of use: Genre @ the title, healthy dose of bass heavy, and clarity music. I used to help out my band with audio engineering (ameture level haha) so would be great if I could use it for audio editing once in a while in the future. But no plans yet. At the end of the day, would like to use it for music listening.
I know US$130 is not much trying to look for good quality cans, but would like to see if theres any suggestions for value for money :) would like to try something new (and better).
Much appreciated!
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