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Singin' in the Rain (1952)
Edited from
The action sequence with Lockwood and Lamont in "The Royal Rascal" is edited from this film. Note: for a brief moment, Lana Turner appears on the stairway landing before it cuts to new footage of Jean Hagen.
Edited into
This film is an experimental edit and remix
The plot of Singin' in the Rain concerns Hollywoods switch from silent movies to "talkies", sparked by the release of The Jazz Singer, which is mentioned a few times.
"The Broadway Melody" and "You Were Meant for Me" used again here.
"Singin' in the Rain" used again here.
"Should I?" used again here.
"Beautiful Girl" and "Temptation" used again here.
"All I Do Is Dream of You" appears again in this film.
"Broadway Rhythm", "I've Got a Feelin' You're Foolin'" and "You Are My Lucky Star" are used again here.
"Would You?" used again here.
"Good Morning" used again here.
A singer is hired to dub the singing and speaking voice of a silent-movie actress. Sworn to secrecy, the fill-in must stand by in silence as the star receives all the praises and plaudits.
Same gag is used
Referenced in
The son of McDonald Walling can be heard humming the tunes from the bathroom.
"Singin' in the Rain," "Broadway Rhythm" and "Temptation" also from this film are performed.
Donald O' Connor suggests that Marilyn Monroe might play Lady MacBeth, and later calls her "Ethel Barrymore". Gene Kelly does the same thing to Debbie Reynolds in "Singin' in the Rain".
Cary Grant whistles title song while hiding in Eva Marie Saint Chicago hotel room.
Title reference.
mentioned by Herman taking about Gene Kelly.
Singing and dancing sequence in the rain.
Holzman talks about Debbie Reynolds in this film
Donald mentions the movie by name.
Alistair and Cecil mention the film while trying to cheer up Charlie.
the line: "I think I'll make Singing In the Rain"
Alex sings the title song and immitates a few of the dance moves.
Sadie sings the song "Singin' in the Rain" from this movie.
poster visible during 'Happy Feet' dance number
A poster for this is in the shop owned by Rudy Vallee's character; the title can't be seen, but the stars' heads and umbrellas are visible and the tagline can be read.
Kotter takes Woodman's umbrella and performs the title song in his classroom.
When Max and Diana are arguing in their apartment, a Singin' in the Rain poster can be seen in the background in the bathroom
someone sings the title song
Mentioned in dialogue
Rip Taylor sings the title song.
"Make Them Laugh" cited during "No Girl's Toy" scene with Andy running up the wall like Cosmo.
Several references to the movie, like the famous line: "You've seen one you've seen them all."
Rich Little and Fozzie Bear restage the "Singin' in the Rain" number.
Movie poster in the apartment
referenced by Don Rickles and Rich Little
When the hotel clerk mentions a movie called 'Swinging in the Rain', Billie asks if it's the one with Gene Kelly.
"Wombling White Tie And Tails" number copies the dancing in the rain segment.
Mentioned by Lino Banfi
A poster of this film can be seen
Clip of a movie premiere from the film is shown.
Nicky wears an umbrella hat. Dom says "Gene Kelly should have one of thoses."
When Lucy gets the title wrong, Gene Kelly corrects her.
The Black Hand sings 'Singin' in the Rain' and dances in puddles in The Black Hand part 6: Catch Me If You Can
Kira and Sonny wear slickers and carry umbrellas like in the opening title sequence of "Singin in the Rain"
Gene Kelly sings the title song.
Poster is shown.
Laura: "You'll have to do a Gene Kelly, it's still raining outside"
Gladys plays the title theme from this film and sings a few lines from it.
The movie is mentioned in a conversation
Actor Jerry Butler sings a bit of the title song as he walks down a street.
Poster and pictures from the movie are visible in the dance room where Vic has her lessons of modern dance.
Leroy performs Singin' in the Rain, using many of the same dancesteps as Gene Kelly
David sings singing in the rain
Title reference.
Reference in the monologue
title song played over opening scene
Mentioned by Barry Manilow as he discusses his TV musical
John wistles singing in the rain as he twirls his umbrella
In a dream sequence, Garfield, wearing a rain coat and carrying an umbrella, twirls around a lamppost.
Tom mentions it to Jane on the telephone.
Doofus sings a song titled "Eatin' in the Rain," based on "Singin' in the Rain."
When Earp meets Mix in the studio where he finishes a Western shooting , the scene is the replica of Gene Kelly shooting the Western fight.
Lindsay tells Jack that this is her favorite movie.
In the segment on the National Film Preservation Act, Gene Siskel mentions it in reference to movie musical numbers getting cut out for TV showings.
Eddie Murhpy sings and swings around a lamppost
Theo partially hums the title tune when working on the company mainframe.
Title is spoofed as "Singing in the Meteor Shower".
Servo (singing): "I'm singin' in the brain."
"Singin' in the Rain" shirt seen
Alex swings around a pole on the wet street set on the studio backlot like Gene Kelly in Singin' in the Rain (1952).
Spike says that Colin is "probably still singing up a lamppost somewhere."
Movie poster visible in the dorm
Tony impersonates Gene Kelly when the theme is played
Title reference.
Title reference.
In conversation at dry cleaners about wet suit.
Mentioned by Frasier.
Johan and Ingrid mention this movie and sing the title song.
Roz sings "Good Morning" to Mac and Dan when they arrive at work.
Elaine sings part of "Good Morning" from "Singin' in the Rain."
Alf mentions title
The family sings "Singin' in the Rain."
Joel (singing): "Gotta dance!"
Randall enters the office singing "Good Morning" and then asks Evelyn if she's been singin' in the rain.
Servo: (singing as a ninja backflips off a wall) "Make 'em laaaaaaaaaugh, make 'em laaaaaaaaugh..."
Michael Crawford mentions the Gene Kelly movie
Sam, Norm, Cliff, Woody and Carla sing the theme song and dance under sprinklers with umbrellas.
Tom: "Moses supposes his toeses are roses."
The film is referenced in the scene where people leave the theatre horrified by Madeline's performance.
Joel (singing): "I'm singin' in the filth!"
Title reference.
Homer's rolling around on the floor on one shoulder references Cosmo's "Make 'Em Laugh" routine.
Joel (singing): "Good morning, good morning!"
Tom: "Moses supposes his toeses are roses . . ."
After singing "That's All I'm Asking For" the miners collapse and start laughing hysterically, just like the main trio in "Singin' In the Rain" does after the song "Good Morning".
A "Singin' in the Rain" movie poster hangs on the wall at the Acme TV studio.
Seen on video store shelf
Servo: Gotta dance!
Movie is mentioned.
referenced in Jay's student film
Niles sings the movie's title song.
Referenced during the "That's Entertainment! III" review.
A "Singin' in the Rain" poster can be seen at the officers' club.
mentioned by Frank
Emma says the line "I can't stand him" in the same way that Lina Lamont does.
Musical cue when the truck is being chased by water in the aquaduckt at approximately the 1 hr. 20 minutes point of the movie.
referenced in Jay's student film
Mr. Burns climbs a lamppost in the same way Gene Kelly did in Singin' in the Rain
Referenced during the Video Pick of the Week segment.
Rainer Wolfcastle's diction lesson mirrors Lina Lamont's in the film.
Mentioned in 'Leg Up'
Theme song heard and Ross does the dance
title called "Singing in the Rain"
Title mentioned and pictures shown at start of Leg Up
The security guard at the aquarium hums the title song from Singin' in the Rain.
Title mentioned during 'Leg Up'
It is mentioned in a newspaper article.
Referenced by name
referenced in 'Leg up'
Sheriff Metzger and Seth Hazlitt make a bet whether Debbie Reynolds or Cyd Charisse are in the movie.
One of the movie posters in the pre-credits epilogue features Danny, Pudge and Sawyer replacing Kelly, O'Conner and Reynolds respectively. Kelly was the film's choreographer, and the movie was dedicated to his memory.
Simon and Justin break into an impromtu performance of Singin' in the Rain
When Guido says goodbye to Dora after their first "date", he dances away in the rain using the pillow as an umbrella.
poster at a film studio
When George and Nina take the ballroom dance class, at one point, they are waltzing to a song from this film and Nina is wearing a long blue scarf similar to the scarf-y dress worn by Debbie Reynolds in the dance to the same song in "Singing in the Rain."
Nick sings the title song.
Title is mentioned and theme music from the film can be heard
mentions it
Jackie Chan mentions the film
Referenced by name
The dancers costumes and the stage set of the Broadway section of "N.Y.C." are taken directly from the "Broadway Melody" ballet in Singin' in the Rain.
While talking to an old Hollywood star about his films the interviewer says "It's like Singing in the Rain, you don't say 'What was all that psychedelic bollocks at the end?', you say 'No, it's a classic, leave it alone.'"
When being shot to death Paulie performs some of the famous dance number from this film.
Eileen Ryan mentions Gene Kelly and umbrellas.
Zeke mentions the movie by name.
Hilda says she has a date with Gene Kelly, while holding an umbrella
referenced in 'Leg up'
Sam whistle the song "Singin' in the rain"
Alan tells Susan that she hasn't seen his Gene Kelly impression.
plot elements
mentioned by Mel
"Singin' in the Rain" sketch
After singing "I'll Never Tell", Xander and Anya collapse on a couch and start laughing hysterically, just like the main trio in "Singin' in the Rain" does after the song "Good Morning".
Referenced by name
This movie is mentioned in Kuutamolla (2002).
dance routine in locker room & director's comment
just before the "upside down kiss", as MJ is running from the robbers, there is a shot from on top of the roof, very reminiscent of the iconic shot in singing in the rain with Gene Kelly swinging around the lamppost, plus it's raining
Jack asks Eric about
Tim: "Dignity. Always dignity."
One of Jackie Chan's fight scenes uses dance moves from this film, towards the end of it he starts to use an umbrella and the humming music from the title song starts to play.
It is among the DVDs that Lorelai buys for Emily.
The title performance is performed
In "Idhar Chala Mein Udhar Chala," Rohit jumps onto a lamppost while dancing in the rain
A poster for "Hoppin' in the Rain" is seen in the background
Poster on a wall
Poster in Lucy's room.
Sam and Pete discuss watching this film. While she insists it was romantic, he only considers cop movies classics.
Movie Poster seen
A poster for the film hangs in Darren's living room.
Theme playing in the background as Mr. Langlois talks about his museum
The main character dances and plays under the water referring explicitly the famous scene in 'Singin' in the Rain'.
After dancing on the Fudd, Cadet leaps into the air and yells "Gotta Dance",
Mentioned in 'Leg Up'
When Alfie finds out that his results from the doctor is negative, he jumps into a pool of water and kicks into the water like Gene Kelly in the famous Singin' in the rain scene
Shows a clip from Eric and Ernie's "Singing in the Rain" sketch
Carrie Fisher jokes about her mother Debbie Reynolds in Singin' in the Rain
Shows the Singin in the Rain sketch
on movie marquee
It is mentioned in a newspaper article.
Emmett and Deb reference the line "Dignity. Always dignity."
The film is in Michael and Ben's DVD collection.
Title song is sung
referenced in clue in "Before & After" category
poster shown
Tony sings the song "Good Morning".
discussed as a possible theme for the Hollywood Musical wedding
During the dinner, Tomás mentions this.
Robert Lindsay re-enacts the "Make 'em Laugh" song and dance from this film followed by the line "I'm not really into musicals"
Joey & Edyta dance the foxtrot to "Singin' in the Rain"
The film is for sale on DVD In Asda.
Justine sings 'Good Morning Good Morning' to Tenille
This film is referenced by name in the U.S. theatrical trailer for 'Blonde Ambition'.
Kevin and Chad rented the movie.
Sorrow's Father dances in the rain with his umbrella like Gene Kelly.
Donkey sings "Good Mornin'" from this movie
As a child at the train station, Jean-Dominique sings the title song.
Title reference.
The title is a reference to Singing in the Rain, which features a similar lip-synching story arc, complete with identical stage positioning and curtain-opening "reveal" of the true vocalist in the final scene.
Joe makes Peter, Quagmire, and Cleveland rehearse the number "Good Morning" from Singin' in the Rain.
mentioned once
Song on the sound stage inspired by sound stage song in older film
Mikiya hums the song "Singin' in the Rain"
Anu Webster gets the dvd-version of this movie as a present.
The presenter dances the tune of this film
Title reference.
Mikiya sings the song "Singin' in the Rain"
Roxy says, "And I promised to watch Singing in the Rain with him later on."
Subject of a $2,000 question
House makes a comment about "singing in the rain"
Angie mentions the movie by name and sings the theme song.
Bradley Cooper poses as Gene Kelly in an iconic pose for one of the portraits shown going into commercial breaks
Emerson says that Erin Embry did a "Gene Kelly 'round the rosy" at the fountain.
Tigger does a suit and tophat and sings that he's "bouncin' in the rain."
The movie marquee reads "Swingin' in the rain", starring "Buster Cherry" and "May Furst"
The first few shots in the "Mere Sapno Ki Raani" dance number are a direct homage to the classic Singin' in The Rain dance number
Poster seen at video rental store
Cyd Charisse played in it
Mentioned by Todd McKenney in his comments on the Foxtrot danced by Fiona O'Loughlin and Craig Monley.
Matthew White and Ash-Leigh Hunter dance their Foxtrot to the title song from Singin' in the Rain.
Dance performance to Gene Kelly's recording of the title song
When Lucky and Belle hug, the tail of her dress wraps itself around them
Betty mentions that this is her favorite movie.
About halfway through, Rover is running through the street when it starts to rain rocks. The tune "Singin' in the Rain" plays, and Rover does a dance around a lamppost like Gene Kelly
Joseph Gordon-Levitt performs 'Make 'em Laugh' during his monologue
Subject of a $500 question
Mentioned in Marcelo's movie play
Mentioned once.
Included in a $25,000 question
Title reference.
Garik sings the main song and describes the scene featuring it.
DVD cover shown.
Dana says she likes the movie.
Title reference.
Kurt mentions it to Sam.
Jennifer Todd mentions this movie during interview
The line "I'm singing in the rain" is portrayed/sung by Garik.
Movie directed by Stanley Donen
Movie is mentioned
'Good Morning' choreography re-enacted by Martin Dejdar, Lucie Vondrácková and Zbynek Fric.
Referenced in Phineas's "Hey Ferb (I Know What We're Gonna Do Today)" song
Dr. Doofenshmirtz swings on a lamppost while talking about his "Raininator" as notes from the "Singin' in the Rain" theme can be heard.
Constance's sound test, her appearance, George reacting negatively to her speaking voice, reference Lina Lamont's disastrous attempt at sound. Also, George undergoes similar issues as Don Lockwood.
Title reference.
Title reference.
mentioned in dialogue
Mike climbs onto a lamp post and hangs on with one arm. "You look like Gene Kelly" "Good thing it's not raining" "Good thing he's not singing"
Heineken sings Singin' in the Rain while being captured.
Pinkie Pie's quote, "...I am just about to be brilliant,"
In a review of The Artist, David Stratton describes it as being part Singin' in the Rain.
mentioned by Bum
release mentioned
Poster in Sacha's apartment
acknowledged as technically a jukebox musical
"Singing in the rain" mentioned in lyrics
Two scenes are inspired from this movie: a scene in the movie where Ranbir Kapoor walks into a door and his nose gets bent. There is also a scene where he sits on a sofa with a dummy and tries to entertain Priyanka Chopra.
mentioned by Mr. K
mentioned by Jan
Vinnie Terrio sings a short song reminiscent of this film's title song.
Mentioned in dialogue/poster seen
Stoopid Monkey pays tribute to this film
Miranda sings along to "Good Morning".
Jessica and Ciambellano dance with the umbrella
Correct reponse in final Jeopardy
Scenes are homage
This movie is that chosen by Christopher to act out in the game of charades.
Gene Kelly's happy pose at the lamp post is recreated
Lina Lamont is mentioned.
mentioned by Alan
Recording of Debbie Reynolds singing "Good Morning" from the soundtrack is heard
Jenny says dancing to "You Were Meant for Me" makes her feel like Debbie Reynolds in the film.
Fluttershy dubs over Big Macintosh's singing voice behind the curtains.
One of the films Mr. Moritz alludes to as "before the war".
Mentioned by April.
RuPaul says "Make 'em laugh."
Mentioned by Vicky Binns when discussing her role in a stage musical version of the film.
Snob mentions this classic musical
Mentioned in dialogue
Alan discusses the movie with Carrie Fisher.
Eilis and Tony see this; after, Tony swings on a lamppost in the style of that movie
It is referenced in a poster.
Shadow play during the opening theme "Moving Pictures"
Hewy thinks the scene with Danny and Sawyer look like it came from a Gene Kelly Musical
poster on wall
The punchline to Paul's joke
The Minions sing "Make 'Em Laugh."
The title and the opening of the episode is in reference to the film.
mentioned by Kalkofe, recalling Gene Kelly's career
Mentioned by Roy Bar Natan
Title Reference
The most famous sequence from that movie is performed by Sofia.
Burt gingerly leaves the bar because of a disgruntled bartender that mimics Gene Kelly's awkwardness when he has to stop dancing in the rain because of a policeman's watchful gaze.
mentioned by Mickey
Liv tells Clive that rain is liquid sunshine, you just have to ask a farmer, or a duck. As Ravi adds in the actor Gene Kelly.
Referenced by acapella band Skety.
shows DVD cover
Mike Greenberg reads from RottenTomatoes.com's list of top movies
Todd has a poster for the film on his "story wall" which relates his life story through films.
referenced in a Lightning Round question
Sebastian spins around a lamppost like Don, and the staging of the epilogue. The epilogue features a scene in Paris where Sebastion plays piano in a red café. The café is a visual reference to the one seen during the "Broadway Melody" number in "Singin' in the Rain".
Lin-Manuel Miranda dresses as Gene Kelly in the rain during photo's that lead in and out of commercial breaks.
The film is used as inspiration for one of the dances.
A character swings around a pole referencing the Singin' In the Rain dance sequence.
Chelsea Handler acts out the title in the charades game
Billie Lourd mentions her grandmother Debbie Reynolds' movie
Included as possible answer to question.
Mentioned in the report on Debbie Reynolds' death.
Mentioned in the report on Debbie Reynolds' death.
Near the end of the song, "Be Our Guest," Lumière uses a Ladle as an umbrella while dancing like Gene Kelly in Singing in the Rain.
Elvis mentions the movie.
Jonah and the bots sing "All I Do is Dream of You"
mentioned in Bill's final monologue
Albert's "fuck Gene Kelly" rant when he's walking in the rain is a reference to this film.
Sam mentions that Gene Kelly had flu while performing the title song.
Episode title pays tribute to the film
Named in Oscar clip
Ben includes the movie on a list of his daughter's favorites.
Referenced by Lumír Olsovský.
Title Reference
Coulson asks Tess if she's seen this movie.
Wrong guess in the Charades game
Mentioned by Kamil Fila.
Andrew Klavan compares current events to the last scene of the movie.
Red mentions he has this movie on VHS
Ruby sings Good Mornin' from this movie
The reel of film that Montage hides shows Gene Kelly's famous dance
Neil Howard Sloan Jacobs sings the Good morning song from the movie
Answer to a question; still shown
Mentioned in dialogue
Featured in
A clip of the song "Singin' in the Rain"
Clip shown of Gene Kelly dancing
heard playing on the tv
A clip of the movie is shown.
Features Clip
The "Make 'em Laugh" song number is shown.
"Moses" dance sequence is excerpted
Clips shown
Cliff and Hally watch the film.
Clip on TV screen as Johan visits Ingrid to watch this movie on video tape
clips shown
"Make 'em laugh" is one of Roger's picks.
Léon is seen watching scenes from the movie at the theatre.
Clips are shown
One of the Video Picks of the Week.
The "Make 'em Laugh" dancing number is shown, passing as Fred - Donald O'Connor's character in this episode - following his recovery from a heart attack.
Singin' in the Rain is #10.
contains excerpts
Singin' in the Rain is #16.
Clips are shown
Singin' in the Rain is #16.
clip - audio and visual, listed on credits
Memorial Tribute: Donald O'Connor
Singin' in the Rain is #3. Make 'Em Laugh #49. Good Morning is #72.
Clip from trailer used
multiple clips of dancing with Gene Kelly, Donald O'Connor and Debbie Reynolds
clips are shown to illustrate the best dance sequences in films
clip shown
Audio of Gene Kelly singing "Singin' in the Rain".
Singin' in the Rain is #5.
clip shown
Protagonist attends a cinema screening: dialog is heard.
Clips featured during montage.
features clips from this film.
the documentary shows clips from this film
A clip is shown.
A clip is featured.
Taking #5 as the top movie musicals
The musical number is briefly seen.
Will watches this movie multiple times while he is sick.
Clips from this film are shown in These Amazing Shadows.
Clips shown while Orpah recounts the life of Debbie Reynolds and Carrie Fisher
Singin' in the Rain is the #4 Best Musical.
Clip shown during 'Debbie Reynolds' memorabillia sale' segment.
movie's soundtrack is reviewed
Clips shown as an honorable mention
Clips shown
Clips shown
song plays during the credits
Singin' in the Rain is #5.
Pat and Tiffany watch the "Moses Supposes" sequence
clips shown, film discussed
Clips seen and discussed
Clip shown
Singin' in the Rain is #3.
Clip is shown
Singin' in the Rain is #2.
Don Lockwood and the Streetlight gets an honorable mention.
Life Achivement Award presentation.
Nat (Jonathan Pryce) watches it on TV.
clip shown
Ben and Jules watch the movie.
Singin' in the Rain, starring and co-directed by Gene Kelly, is #3.
Clip shown when Debbie Reynolds' Honorary Oscar speech aired
Footage shown.
Clips seen and discussed
Singin' in the Rain is given an honorable mention.
Clip was shown.
The film contains highlights of this movie
Footage shown
Clips are shown.
Clips are shown.
Clips shown
movie clip is shown
clip from the film
In a flashback to 1999, Barry watches Singin' in the Rain (1952) with his mother Nora. In the present, he watches it with Cisco, who refers to its star Gene Kelly.
Young Ray watches this movie
clips are shown
Brief clip: The title number.
Singin' in the Rain gets an honorable mention.
opening scene is an homage to this earlier movie
Sheldon, Missy, and Meemaw watch this movie
Sam and Ruby watch the film on television.
clips shown
Spoofed in
Parodies the "Broadway Melody"
One of the movies immitated by the Pink Panther in the opening sequence.
Parodied within "Salute to MGM" sketch.
The entire dance sequence is spoof
Dance Sequence
One of the commandos dresses up like Gene Kelly and does a dance routine like the one in the film.
At the dance room, Vic's mother imagines her daughter singing in the rain (wearing a yellow raincoat), doing tap-dancing (wearing a tuxedo), or dancing languorously in a green robe like Cyd Charisse : 3 nice spoofs from similar scenes in S.I.T.R.
Otto is performing a dance in the rain like in the movie
Crow (imitating Lina Lamont): "I can't stand it!"
The "Slippin' on the Ice" segment is a parody of "Singin' in the Rain."
Compo dances with umbrella in hand, while singing the theme song.
"Slipping on the Ice" spoofs the song "Singin' in the Rain."
Harry does a very clumsy impression of the dance routine on the station platform
Pinky's "Just Say Narf" song spoofs "Make 'Em Laugh" in "Singin' in the Rain."
Premise and characters, adapted to porn background.
Kel fantasizes about a movie he would be in which is "Drinking Orange Rain" a direct parody of the famous "Singin' in the Rain" song
Pinky's "Just Say Narf" song spoofs "Make 'Em Laugh."
Spoofed as 'Semen in the Beer' during Seann William Scott's monologue
Willie sings Singin' in the Rain in a similar street in some acid rain.
a segment of the opening credits of Austin tap dancing in the rain spoofs this movie
The teacher spoofed the Singin' in the Rain dance after a date with his subtitute teacher.
Poster spoofing film shown in Warner Bros. commissary
umbrella dance spoofed by backups
Dance sequence to the title song.
the opening lines of "gotta dance" medley/prisoners of love and the tap sequence in "I wanna be a producer"
Quagmire sings a parody of "Make 'Em Laugh" and imitates Donald O'Connor's dance.
The exclamation "It's the cat's meow!" during the instrumental bridge of the War song spoofs a similar line in "All I Do is Dream of You".
crazy credits: poster "Barkin' in the Rain"
Sandra Ng's character dances in the rain, imitating the famous "singin' in the rain" scene, but falls down in the end.
Poster seen for a movie called Blingin' In The Rain, with the tagline "What a notorious feeling".
The under the rain musical number reenacted during the Gordon flashback montage.
Rarity does Gene Kelly's lamppost spin.
Erica dubs Javi singing
Mr. Burns & Maxine recreate Cyd Charisse & Gene Kelly's "Broadway Melody Ballet"
Spoofed during Grizz's speech

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Remember how Deadspin's Dave McKenna wrote a long piece about Adrian Dantley's new job as a Montgomery County crossing guard, and then WTOP posted a video of Dantley on the job?
Well, Wednesday morning the DeMatha and NBA great appeared on CNN to talk about his newest gig in much greater detail.
"You made millions playing in the NBA. You're a Hall of Famer. Why this job?" Dantley was asked.
"Well, basically I didn't work last year so I got bored sitting around the house," Dantley responded. "Usually I'm a routine guy. So I was in the weight room one day, and some guys were in there talking. They said they liked to do some things for some kids, but just a little bit, maybe one hour a day. And then one guy said you know what, my wife is a crossing guard! And I said to myself, that'd be a good job for me. That way I can stay busy, spend some time with the kids, do something for the community, and that's why I'm here."
It is, though, a rather unusual method of giving back to the community. Incidentally, on rare occasions, the crossing guard at my daughter's elementary lets us do a diagonal cross, going across two streets at once while she stops traffic in four ways. Such an amazing feeling. (Watch the Dantley interview here.)
Anyhow. "What are the perks besides just being able to play with the kids?" he was asked.
"A lot of people talk about the benefits, but I'm basically doing it for the kids," Dantley responded. "Yes you do have some benefits. It helps, it pays for my health insurance. I think that's what everybody been talking about. You know, in the NBA, even though you make a lot of money, they don't pay for your health premiums. And me watching news and business, the premiums go up every year. And I told my wife, you know what, I don't care how much money people might think I might have, I'm not gonna spend $17,000 on health insurance. That's what I spent last year."
And do people know who he is?
"Well, when I started the school year in September, people who knew basketball, they knew me," Dantley said. "But now in the last week, I think everybody in both schools know me now."
I guess the satellite truck might help. As for his job performance, Dantley indicated that he was improving.
"I'm at two intersections that's pretty dangerous," he said. "Two kids almost got hit twice. I almost got hit once at the beginning in September. I was a rookie and all the crossing guards were kind of kidding me a little bit. But you have 146 crossing guards in Montgomery County and there's only three men, so when I had a meeting the first day of work, the three guys said man I'm so happy you joined us, these women give us a hard time. So I'm in the minority here in Montgomery County… I think it's more dangerous out here than me playing one-on-one or me taking a hard foul from an NBA player."
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When I first wore this shirt, my teen-aged daughter tweeted, "Dad is wearing a shirt with a symbol of unknown origin on it." Oh those whipper-snappers have no idea of the joy that seeing this "symbol" brought to me what I saw it at Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. In the basket it went along with a hat for my wife. A small piece of our childhood captured in silkscreen.
I wore this shirt again during an event last week and again, the 20's of the bunch had no idea what this was. Was it some new Trinitarian symbol? Maybe it is a intergalactic symbol from some obscure sci-fi cult classic? Surely it must be something with deep meaning . . . or not.
With these comments in my head I decided to try a little experiment. So I posted this picture on my my facebook profile* with the caption, "'Do you know what this is?' Answer with age and yes or no." After 170'ish responses up to today, it seems pretty clear that under 30's have no idea what it is and those above about 37 all knew . . . or at least remembered that they used to know ;-) Those young/mid 30's were a mixed bag, but nonetheless, this wonderful tidbit of audio nostalgia holds a specific place in history.
I suppose the reason that many folks under 30 have no idea what this is is because of the dramatic technological advances in music technology . . . along the lines of the floppy disk for computers and or mobile phone in a bag for communications.
So . . . a few questions for you:
- Do YOU know what this "symbol of unknown origin" is? Leave your age and "yes" or "no" to see if the pattern continues in blogland. If you MUST cheat, here is the wiki entry.
- Can you think of any other such artifacts that illustrate some generational realities: technologies, cultural events, entertainment happenings, etc.?
I will return to some postings on RACE later, but until then a little fun about one thing that we certainly all share in common . . . aging.
*If we are not "friends" on FB, and may not be able to be for a while, feel free to leave your comments/responses on my page as well.


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- smichaelAsked on January 14, 2015 at 06:08 PM
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- smichaelAnswered on January 14, 2015 at 09:25 PM
in the dropdown box I see 2 of my facebook pages but the other ones are not listed
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Isle of Dreams lyrics - Alexa Vega
Isle of Dreams Song Lyrics
Audience: carmen! Carmen! Carmen...
Carmen: i am not going out there!!!
Machete: oh yes you are ! You're a spy, your undercover, and you have to make them think you're a pop star
Carmen: i can't sing
Machete: who can these days? I can't tell you how many artists have used my machete's miracle microphone!
Carmen:*singing* i can't sing
Machete: this will make you dance like brittany lopez
Juni: hey what about me?
Machete: this will make you play like angus van santana
Juni: cool
Machete: now get out there and rock
Who, what, when, where, and why do i delight in?
What do i intend to find this time?
Run around, jumping down, bounce and bound and find another way to duck and hide.
This isle of... Dreams!
Bridge: dreams!! Isle of isle of... Isle of lost... Isle of isle of dreams!! (repeat)
And why?
Quien, que, cuando, y por que yo encantada?
Que espero encontrar esta vez?
Corre arriba salta abajo
Encuentra otro oculta.
Este isla de... Suenos!
Carmen: what!? You are surprised you gadgets worked?
M: i just realized i never put any batteries in this
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I know. It sounds like I'm bracing for a fight or confrontation. Maybe I am.
There are so many things to say about the world. There are so many people just ready to fight about anything online. Maybe that's why. So many people with so many opinions without anything real to back it up.
Moreover, so many people who use "faith" to explain things that don't work in the real world, even scientists as well as the religious or the political.
While some of my opinions may only work for me in some instances because the world I live in is one I prefer, still there are many things that people just want to believe and use God or personal beliefs to justify and even in the face of real facts they still refuse to be reasonable.
Do you know there are still thousands of Christians out there that still believe humans have only been on earth for 6000 years? My father was one. My father chose to believe that carbon dating was a hoax rather than change his views when faced with new information. He also thought digging a ditch was preferable to using the mind. I used to tell him to work smarter, not harder.
And just like that instance, there are people who choose not to believe overwhelming evidence.
An example? Global warming. While humans may not really be the actual cause, the earth is warming up, we aren't doing much to stop our own contribution to the effect and the effect is surely real and instead of arguing about whether humans are the root cause or not, how about simply realizing the fact that the poor earth is truly changing and to try to help minimize our contribution to it?
I viewed a comic strip yesterday about a couple scientists talking about global warming. One said, "If it's a hoax, we made the world a better place for nothing!"
Isn't that sad?
Instead of all of us trying to make the world a better place just for the sake of it, we spend our time arguing over the science and the necessity of doing so. I heard a joke I just loved the other day.
A Democrat and a Republican were in a bar. (Why the republican was there I'll never know.) The Republican turned and called the Democrat a tree hugger, The democrat turned to the Republican and simply said, "So, what are you? A puppy kicker, or do you work for BP?"
(By the way, just so some of you are aware, the scientists have quit talking about the likelihood of global warming. Now they just say it's here. This is the warmest year since we have been keeping records.)
It's my personal experience with almost any subject that only people who haven't spent a lot of time studying a subject argues against it. Furthermore, those who study subjects from only biased sources will never have the real facts. (Fox News doesn't count as a source of any kind!)
This is just an introductory article to give the readers a chance to get to know me better. I don't abide flamers, trolls, Republicans, mean people, sport hunters, flaky or superficial, greedy people.
One would think I'm a democrat by the way I talk about the Republicans. I don't align myself with any party. I used to be Republican when I was a young man. But they have always embarrassed me. They are supposed to be the "Christian" party. I've been watching them for 44 years now and let me tell you, I've never seen more lies or scandal in any other group of people in my life.
That's another article though.
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Fasteners vs. Adhesives
I'm looking at how to fasten six pieces of aluminum together to form a hexagon for the mirror cell. The rectangular sections have a 60 degree cut on each end. Ideally, these will be made from 1/8" thick aluminum (which is stiff enough to support the weight of the mirror without bending). Here's the problem: how do you fasten them together?
I had thought of drilling and tapping two small holes through adjoining sections, and then using two small screws to lock them together. The problem is that you need very small screws to do this. A 1/8" thick section cut at a 60 degree angle gives you approximately a .1975" face. A number 6 screw has a major diameter of .138"--not leaving much material on either side of the screw. (And yes, I would be locating and drilling these holes with a vertical mill.) A number 4 screw (about as small I want to go) has a .1150" major diameter--still not a lot of material on either side.
Two alternative strategies:
1. Use 1/4" Delrin instead. It will be about the same weight as 1/8" aluminum, actually slightly stiffer (because of the extra thickness). This way I have a .395" face, so a number six screw has lots of material on either side. I also don't have to blacken the Delrin (it is already black)--just sand it a bit to make it non-reflective.
2. Use an adhesive to bond the sections together. A friend tells me about a new miracle adhesive from Loctite that Ford is now using to hold its cars together not only because it ways less than bolts, but adds vibration absorption as well.
Can anyone suggest some other approaches that give great stiffness without adding weight or complexity?
UPDATE: A reader suggests making 120 degree angle brackets that would go on either the outside or inside of the hexagon. I could make these out of 1/8" aluminum, and because I am not using the inside corners of the hexagon (a round mirror goes in there), I could put them on the inside. This has two advantages:
1. I would have a total of 1/4" of aluminum that I could drill and tap. Since this isn't carrying much of a load, a number 6 screw would work fine.
2. I would not need to have thousandths of an inch accuracy on the holes. This speeds up the process, since I could use the drill press instead of the vertical mill.
On the other hand, putting the brackets on the outside puts clamping force in a direction that would help hold everything together more tightly, I think.


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Burger King's Russ Klein Is 'The King' At the MI6 game marketing conference in San Francisco yesterday, Burger King's marketing president Russ Klein, the impetus behind Microsoft and Blitz Games' line of Xbox 360/Xbox advergames, discussed his views on social media and using offbeat games such as Sneak King to spread brand awareness.
a cheap Meta Gear Solid/Splinter Cell clone?
I'm afraid of buy that...
Better, I'm terrified!


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For Southern Californians, excursions in the snow are typically found in the mountains or out of state. But on Saturday morning 40 tons of snow descended on Costa Mesa's Balearic Community Center.
For many, the experience was a first.
Horacio Berruecos, 12, made a bowling ball-sized creation — sometimes a snowman, sometimes a snowball — as he stood in the slush, an ear-to-ear grin across his face.
"This is the first time I've ever seen snow," the Adams Elementary School student said. "It's great. It's beautiful. I've never seen something so white."
Marilyn Baker came to the Holiday Snow Land event, which is hosted annually by Torelli Realty, with her 3-year-old granddaughter Karis. While Baker grew up in Chicago and Michigan, it was Karis' first time seeing the white, fluffy stuff.
Naturally, she kneeled to dig a hole as many children do in the sands of Southern California beaches.
"This brings back memories," Baker said. "It just makes it feel more like the holidays … makes you want to move back home, actually," she said laughing.


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Barbee, Donald WVisitation:Date: Mon., April 6, 2009 Time: 10:00a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Visitation Location:Mahn Funeral Home, DeSoto ChapelService: Date: Mon. April 6, 2009 Time: 11:00a.m. Service Location:Mahn Funeral Home, DeSoto ChapelInterment:Private
Memorials/DonationsAmerican Cancer SocietyObituaryDonald W. Barbee, 69, of DeSoto passed away on Monday, March 30 in DeSoto. Born October 3, 1939 in Newtown, Missouri; he was the son of the late Wayne and Helen (White) Barbee. He is survived by his loving wife, Helen (Deuschle) Barbee.Mr. Barbee is also survived by a son, Tracy Dean Barbee of DeSoto; a brother, Larry (Darlene) Barbee of Kansas City; a nephew, Brent Barbee of Kansas City; a great niece and many friends.Mr. Barbee was a signalman for Union Pacific Railroad. He had worked for the railroad company for 32 years. He was a member of DeSoto Elks #689, was friends of Amvets Post #48 of DeSoto, loved to fish, enjoyed playing pool and loved the outdoors. He enjoyed the W.W.E. and College Final Four.The Memorial Gathering and Service will be officiated by Rev. Gene Moses.
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The NBA season is less than 24 hours away, and the Thunder have their first game on Wednesday night. With everything that has gone on, let's get an idea of where we are, and where we are going.
Where we are:
We finished a dismal 23 - 59. Even with the end of the season 20 - 30 record, it doesn't look good. We were a top 10 rebounding team last season, but our Point Guard of the future committed the most turnovers of anyone in the league. The Thunder are lead by one of the league's best scorers in Kevin Durant, but we were in the bottom of the league in scoring.
This season, we are one of the youngest teams in the league. Oklahoma City has an average age of 25. If our young bench doesn't get better, don't expect much improvement this season.
(Continue to This Is Thunder Basketball)


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KSE-100 Index gains 284.03pts
KARACHI: Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) 100 Index witnesssed positive progress on Monday gaining 284.03 points, ARY News reported.
KSE-100 Index closed at 27176.26 points.
High and Low were 27220.51 and 26834.55 respectively.
Total volume traded in the market was 244,684,030 and in terms of value it was 15,676,211,636.
Total traded companies were 385, among them 199 advanced, 172 declined while 14 went unchanged.
Construction and Materials (Cement) was the top traded sector with total traded volume of 52,804,300 shares. It was followed by Commercial Banks with a total traded volume of 36,871,600 shares.
TRG Pakistan Ltd. with a volume of 19,138,500, Byco Petroleum with a volume 17,268,500, Maple Leaf Cement with a volume 16,476,000 were top traded companies.
Nestle Pak., Sanofi-Aventis and P.S.O. were top three advancers while Unilever Foods, Rafhan Maize and Colgate Palmoliv were top three decliners.


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Press Release
|NCR Wins Four GOOD DESIGN™ Awards
NCR's financial services and retail solutions recognized for excellence in product design
NCR's SelfServ
80 Series, an award-winning
family of ATM solutions launched in 2017 designed to re-invent the
banking experience for consumers and financial institutions, and NCR's FastLane
SelfServ™, retail technology providing consumers with convenient
checkout options, were recognized for their excellence in product design
and innovation category. NCR will showcase the award-winning
self-checkout technology at NRF 2018 Retail's Big Show at booth #3121
"NCR has consistently invested in innovations to deliver built for
purpose smart edge devices that, in conjunction with our software and
services, deliver exceptional customer experiences, and these awards are
another recognition of this," said
NCR won a total of four awards for the following designs. Each category and description of the award can be read here:
In 2017, the award program received submissions from several thousand of the world's leading manufacturers and industrial and graphic design firms representing the most important and critical mass of influential corporations in the design industry from over 55 countries. This year marked the most significant year for GOOD DESIGN™ with foremost design firms comprising critical mass from FORTUNE 500 companies participating.
All awards are posted on the Chicago Athenaeum:
Web site: www.ncr.com
Twitter: @NCRCorporation
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/ncr-corporation
View source version on businesswire.com: http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20180105005109/en/
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For those of you who work in the restaurant industry, I want you to know that I understand how stressful and demanding this job can be. But for the valued customers who are spending their time and money at your restaurant, they should be given the best customer service possible, no matter what. I would like to share with all of you this experience I had at the Vaso Azzurro restaurant located in Mountain View. I want to share this because I'm curious to know if this has happened to anyone else.
My boyfriend and I made a reservation at 8, and we showed up exactly on time hoping to be seated right away. Unfortunately it was busy, so we waited for about 10 minutes before getting sat. Once we had been seated for about 5 minutes, the hostess came up to us and asked us to move to another seat because the table we were at was reserved for someone else. My boyfriend and I ended up leaving after that because we thought that was very unprofessional and rude of them to do. Has this happened to anyone else? Leave me a comment on my contact page, I'm curious to know about your experiences like this!


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Award winning psychic, Tarot Card Reader and Astrologer, Amanda Hall of Simply Tarot, commenced her journey into Psychic work when she was very young. Now with a career spanning over 40 years Tarot has always been my passion. Followed now very closely with Astrology and all the wisdom and guidance of the stars in the universe
As a clairvoyant reader, as well as a tarot card reader and psychic, Lesley Ann will be celebrating forty years as a reader next year! She has been clairvoyant since childhood and has been offering spiritual art and clairvoyant readings since 1978.
Lesley Ann is probably best known as a spiritual artist, but unlike many others, she can also offer clairvoyant insights for each of her clients. Lesley Ann travels the world offering her readings and drawing. for further information, to contact Lesley, or to make an appointment, please visit her website via the link below:
We might think that on psychics have intuition. In fact we all have intuition because it is a kind of inner wisdom which springs up on its own whenever needed. It is not created by any rational effort of the mind but instead is simply every person's our inner voice of wisdom which is ever present. It always pointed towards truth and our well being and security.
The word itself means inner teacher - or inner tuition/tutor.
Although we often hear people say they have no intuition, this is always a false statement. If you feel you have no intuition it just means that you need to work on ways of strengthening your inner voice, and your inner feelings.


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January 25 – 27, 2019
Friday evening from 6 – 9 PM, and Saturday and Sunday 9 – 5 PM
Cost: $342 (price includes a $60 materials fee)
Instructor: Clay Harmon
Sorry this class is full
Description: This class is an introduction to the polymer photogravure process, the modern successor to the difficult Talbot-Klic copperplate process that was in common use in the late 1800s and early 1900s. We will use a modern polymer-coated plate to create an intaglio-etched surface that will be inked with an oily printer's ink and then wiped, leaving ink in the varying depths of the recesses of the plate which will then produce the photographic gradation of tones that makes the photogravure one of the most beautiful and permanent of the continuous tone photographic printing processes.
The beauty of the polymer method is that the etching of the plate is done with tap water instead of the more chemically dangerous mordant used in the traditional copperplate photogravure process. The use of a digitally printed positive on clear film also allows the student to concentrate more on the technique of inking and wiping plates rather than spending time making a perfect positive in the darkroom. With a two day workshop, we will have enough time for each student to make at least four plates and several prints from each plate.
This workshop is appropriate for anyone interested in learning an alternative printing technique and who doesn't mind getting black ink on their hands. Because we will be using familiar materials such as art paper and ink, it presents a fantastic opportunity to expand the range of visual content that can be included in books and other similar projects. The prospective student should have a basic familiarity with Photoshop.
The instructor will supply the exposure unit and printing press and all 'hardware' needed. There will be a $60 per student materials fee to cover the cost of the plate, the paper and the ink. Workshop participants will be asked to submit approximately a dozen 5×7 to 8×10 (360dpi) images to an online folder one week prior to the class so that the first few positives will be ready to go when the class begins. The participants can then choose the remaining 3-4 images to print during the class.
What is covered in the class:
- Evaluation of the image and preparation for printing the positive in Photoshop
- Using Quadtone RIP to make a digital positive on Pictorico OHP film
- Exposing a polymer plate with both an image and a stochastic screen
- Washing out and drying the plate
- Preparing the plate for printing
- Inking and wiping the plate
- Adjustment of the press pressure and blanket
- Preparation of the paper
- Pulling the print
- Critique and trouble shooting of the print


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Original content from the Mapping Pathways blog team
|Caroline Viola Fry
The ongoing International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2012) in Washington D.C. is an opportunity for Mapping Pathways team members to disseminate information and findings on the project.
In this two-part series, we take an in-depth look at the ExpertLens, one of the cornerstones of the Mapping Pathways project, with colleagues Ohid Yaqub and Caroline Viola Fry from RAND Europe.
|Ohid Yaqub
MP: Please introduce yourselves and tell us a bit about what you do.
CVF: I work as an associate analyst at RAND Europe, a non-profit organisation that works to improve public policy and decision-making through objective research and analysis. I come with a global health background and work in the Innovation and Technology policy team, which explores the way governments or institutions support translation of research into new ideas or technologies that society can make use of.
OY: I'm an analyst with RAND Europe and work in the same team with Caroline. My motivation and interest in this project came through my Ph.D. in vaccine innovation. One of the cases I looked at was the vaccine development effort for HIV. The Mapping Pathways project interested me hugely because ARV drugs, which were previously thought of only as therapeutic options, were starting to take on properties and policy issues very similar to vaccines i.e. as preventatives.
MP: Please explain what ExpertLens is.
OY: ExpertLens is particular software, developed by RAND, which is a derivative on a technique that was actually developed back in the 1950's, called the Delphi method.
While the Delphi method requires participants to be present in person, the ExpertLens is an online method of gathering qualitative information in a structured way.
You gather a set of experts into a panel and ask them a set of questions in round one. In round two, participants are presented back not only their own answers but also details about how the group answered, such as the median answer, the first quartile answer and last quartile answer.
In round two, participants take the results and discuss them in an online forum. Participants can view how their answers match with the group median. If their answer is well above the group median, they may stick with that answer and justify their high score or, after participating in discussions, may revise their answer in the next round.
In round three, participants get the opportunity to refine their answers by changing them to either move closer or further away from the group median or not changing them at all.
This three-round iteration process helps us get insight into what the members of the expert panel agree on, disagree on and even what they agree to disagree on.
MP: How is the ExpertLens different from a survey?
OY: The key difference from a survey is that the ExpertLens happens over multiple rounds, allowing respondents to refine their answers. This means that the questions need to be designed in a way that allows us to analyse and report back the answers to the group. For example, questions have to be tailored so respondents rank options into their preferred order or they rate a particular option from one to 10.
Responses to these types of questions allow us to return to the participants with information on how far their answer was from the group average and gives them food for thought for the next round. But a question like "what do you think about this?" will not return answers in a way that can be reported back to the group.
CVF: The key thing about the Delphi method is that it's a consensus-seeking process. Where consensus is not achieved, the ExpertLens helps illuminate the reasons behind the lack of consensus. So it has in a lot more depth than surveys.
MP: How did the ExpertLens fit from a Mapping Pathways perspective?
OY: For the Expertlens from a Mapping Pathways perspective, we looked at a number of scenarios in which ARV drugs can be used. The strategies that we looked at were oral PrEP, topical PrEP, TLC+ and PEP.
For example, we'd ask a question like "Rank the following four care strategy in order of how cost effective you feel they are for your country." In a hypothetical scenario, if the median for PEP were 2, we'd ask in the discussion forum whether it correlated with the score different participants gave for it. Participants might then discuss why they gave a particular care strategy a lower or higher score and would be given the chance to change their answer in the following round.
We reminded participants during the process that we were not trying to lobby or push people in any particular direction towards any particular strategy. What we were trying to do was generate an evidence base that would help decision makers make decisions on which strategies, if any, were appropriate for their contexts. Our goal, as with the Mapping Pathways project, is to explore which of these pathways may be right in which context.
Stay tuned to the blog as we bring you the second part of the series as well as slides and posters being presented by the Mapping Pathways team at AIDS 2012. All Mapping Pathways posters, presentations and materials will be archived here.
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Narcissists in Love? Really?
Distorted love criteria creates danger.
Posted Feb 21, 2011
It is time to start asking different questions like: "Is she good looking on the inside?" "Can he manage feelings like he can handle his own company?" "Can she show and feel authentic emotions and display empathy?" "Can he dance internally with his own soul and mine?"
The following factors may be helpful in your love search:
("He" is used for convenience in reading below, but you can insert either gender.)
• When you are with him, is he kind and compassionate? Does he act with integrity?
• Is he committed to, and does he have the capacity for a lifetime of learning and growing with you?
• Is he capable of genuine empathy? Is he interested in working through pain and problems?
• Does he have his own personal style, life, interests, hobbies, and passions - separate from yours?
• Are most of your values and worldviews (philosophies of life) similar?
• Do you share common interests so that you can be playful and spend leisure time together that you both enjoy?
• Does he have a sense of humor? Does he use it without hostility but with a good heart?
• Does he want to be your best friend and soul mate, and is he capable of being that? (Does he act like your best friend?
• Does he talk about his feelings and yours, and is he in touch with his own emotional world?
• Can he handle ambivalence and shades of gray and not be too rigid about failures and weaknesses in you, himself, and others?
• Does he add to your soul life as well as your material life, and thereby making your world a wonderful place to be when you are in it together?
• Does he bring out the best in you?
It seems common to worry if we are going to be liked by others. But, we should really be aware of our own feelings and if we have cause to like someone else. So, here's a final question to ask: "How do I feel in the presence of this person?" The right person should be bringing out your authentic self and when that happens, you know it! Even good ole Freud from back in the day said, "Whoever loves becomes humble. Those who love have, so to speak, pawned a part of their narcissism." And, Coco Chanel leaves us with, "Hard times arouse an instinctive desire for authenticity." Changing your love criteria may change your life.
Additional Resources for Recovery:
Resource Website: http://www.willieverbegoodenough.com
Book: Will I Ever Be Good Enough? Healing the Daughters of Narcissistic Mothers http://www.willieverbegoodenough.com/the-book-2/buy-the-book
Audio Book: http://www.willieverbegoodenough.com/the-book-2/buy-the-book
Workshop: Healing the Daughters of Narcissistic Mothers Virtual Workshop. Work recovery in the privacy of your own home, complete with video presentations and homework assignments: http://www.willieverbegoodenough.com/workshop-overview-healing-the-daughters-of-narcissistic-mothers
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/DrKarylMcBride
Twitter: http://twitter.com/karylmcbride
Daughter Intensives: One on one sessions with Dr. Karyl McBride
"Is this your Mom?" Take the survey: http://www.willieverbegoodenough.com/narcissistic-mother


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The party quickly chased after the Chitines that had kidnapped Captain Xytan, and pursued them back to a large cavern full of immense cocoon-like structures, suspended from the ceiling of the huge cave by strong weblines, and connected by broad web passageways. The adventurers fought wave after wave of chitines as they invaded their home.
Battling their way deep into the chitine city, the party found the Chitine Queen, a massive Drider-like creature, in a large throne room. On an altar towards the back of this large chamber they saw Captain Xytan, bound and unconscious, and surrounded by wriggling web cocoons. The Queen had plenty of chitine warriors guarding her, as well as an Umber Hulk and Intellect Devourer as pets!
The party fought a long and hard battle against the large force protecting the queen, and during the battle, the cocoons began breaking open and small spiderlings crawled out and started feasting on Captain Xytan! The brave companions had to act quickly to destroy the monsters and tiny spiders to prevent Xytan from meeting a horrible death. They defeated the queen and her army, and were able to stabilize Captain Xytan from certain death.


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I feel drained....or maybe deflated is a better word? Sorta like the life has been sucked out of me today....Maybe that is a slight exaggeration...or not?
As a mom you are tuned into the pain of kids...it doesn't have to be only my kids that i feel empathetic toward--it is any kid that is hurting.
I have often drove teams to state games--and i have brought home winners and i have brought home losers--today i had a team that lost. They were the #1 seed for state and they lost in the final minute of the game. You could tell the magnitude of the game by the intense quiet that was present during the ride home. There were tears---and heartache felt for the young lady who had been the goal keeper. The pressure she felt for the lose was like no other. You can say "it's just a game", but for this group of young woman it was what they had been working toward for their entire high school career. Many commented that this would be the last game they played--an ending of an era--and not the way they had pictured it.
I am also still reeling from the thoughtlessness of my daughters friend--only i don't think it was entirely thoughtless--i think it was planned and that makes me even madder and knowing that others are going along with it really torques me as well.... She on the other hand, is dealing with it so much better. She just shrugs her shoulders and says "whatever". She is determined to have a good time and won't let someone else rain on her proverbial parade. Sometimes I think it is harder watching someone else go through trials than actually dealing with them yourself--
Tonight will be better--i am going on a date--a group date--with my daughter and her date and his parents--which also happen to be our friends. I know it is not exactly what she had in mind when she asked him out--but i know i am looking forward to it--should be fun.
I NEED some fun!
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Chuck Pagano calls Sunday 'last rodeo' for 2017 Colts
It's no state secret that Chuck Pagano's future with the Colts rests on dangerously thin ice.
No final decision has been made on his fate in Indianapolis, but he spoke Wednesday like a man preparing for sweeping change.
At the time of that report, Jim Irsay told Rapoport that no decision had been made on Pagano, with the Colts owner saying he planned to sit down with first-year general manager Chris Ballard after the season.
Asked Wednesday if this campaign has felt unusually unique, Pagano quickly agreed.
To say the least. There's been a lot of changes since the beginning of 2017, right? Been a ton, Pagano said. I mean, there's a lot of this stuff that you can't make up, but it's the National Football League, so expect the unexpected. We dealt with it. That's what you do. You just keep picking yourself up, whatever it is.
With the Colts just days away from shutting down their disappointing season, Pagano's future won't be a mystery for long.
Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, after throwing two interceptions in 432 passing attempts during the regular season, threw two on Saturday night. Running back Dion Lewis had a rushing touchdown, a receiving touchdown and a touchdown on a kickoff return for New England. But he also lost a first-half fumble on a kickoff return to hand the Texans a touchdown. Houston was within 17-13 at halftime and 24-16 in the opening minute of the fourth quarter.
But the Texans weren't good enough to make things more than marginally interesting. Brock Osweiler, their failed-so-far $72 million quarterback, threw three interceptions. His best pass of the night was dropped by rookie wide receiver Will Fuller to squander what should have been a touchdown. Coach Bill O'Brien benched Osweiler in favor of Tom Savage during the regular season but never made a quarterback switch Saturday.


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Lost the second bull calf yesterday. I went out around 2:00 to feed them and found him lying on his side and getting cold. I don't know what was wrong with him, but Monday morning, when I went out to feed them, I found that his head was stuck in a cattle panel. I had a really hard time getting him free, thought I was going to have to call Wally home from work to help, but I finally got him out. Perhaps the other calf jumped on him while he was stuck and injured something, but he wasn't right since. He was still taking his bottle, but it took him forever to finish it, if he did finish it and his neck never straightened out. Poor baby.
The remaining calf is vibrant and strong and we are going to take our chances on this one and not get a back-up calf. If for some reason he doesn't work out as a breeding bull next year, we'll go on to Plan B, whatever that may be.
A month or so ago, I got a rather irritating e-mail from a local guy. He said he visited my web site and was pleased to see someone close by with similar interests. He said that he too had goats (Nigerian Dwarfs) as pets and for milk and that he also recently got a Border Collie pup as a companion and also in hopes that she will "heard" his goats. He said that she is just now about 4 months old and loves running with the goats and would sometimes instinctively try to herd them. He said that he'd like to talk to me about milking goats, that he was pretty sure they were going to have babies in late March or early April; about training border collies to herd on command, what the best way to do this etc., etc., etc.
I wrote back and told him that I'd be happy to help him, but that my time was valuable and that I'd have to charge a consultation fee. I didn't hear from him again until yesterday. He said that he was sorry that he had not gotten back to me, was out of town, etc. He wanted to know what fees I'd be charging and wanted to make sure that I understood that he wasn't asking me to train his dog, but was just trying to gain some information.
Once again I wrote back and told him that his dog was way too young to be running with, around or near livestock. That he needed to keep her under complete control, i.e. on a leash, when around livestock and that she needed to be at least a year old before you she started to do anything with livestock, especially goats. I also asked where she came from. And regarding milking Nigerian Dwarfs: I hoped that he had small hands.
He wrote back and told me that she came from Missouri and her parents were used for "hearding" and asked if he shouldn't even let her run and play with the goats at this age.
That's when I got tired of hearing from this guy and wrote it is "herding" and no she shouldn't be allowed to run and play with the goats at this age. She should be running and playing with you. Working livestock isn't and never should be considered "play."
He wrote back saying I know it's "herding" I'm sorry for the typo, and I'm sorry for bothering you. I was just looking for some good ol' country folk sharing information, but I feel I am barking up the wrong tree. I won't bother you anymore.
Yea!!! He won't bother me any more, but his reference to "good ol' country folk" got me really angry, especially given his signature line so I wrote back: I don't know if I'm a good ol' country folk or not, but I cherish what my Border Collies do to help me, my dairy animals, animals in general, etc. and maybe I'm too much of a realist to think raising animals for milk, meat and yes, the manure they produce should be considered "play." Then again, I'm not an engineer working at the &*$&#() Nuclear Station and I guess I am just good ol' country folk and have to work harder for what I have here and don't have the time or patience for people like you.
People just piss me off sometimes.
I got up earlier this morning so I wouldn't be rushed with chores and getting ready for work and so that I wouldn't be late for work. I milked about six gallons of milk this morning from one cow and five goats. A gallon and a half of it went to yogurt, one gallon for two calf feedings and the rest in the refrigerator. The wonderful thing is that I feel good. No soreness at all. My homeopath switched my remedy to Sulphur and it seems to have done the trick.
Off to move the critters down to the lower pasture and then get ready for work.
Until later …


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Archaeological Survey of the La Juita Timber Sale In Rio Arriba County, New Mexico
Author(s): Gifford Velarde
Year: 1992
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Archaeological Survey of the La Juita Timber Sale In Rio Arriba County, New Mexico. Gifford Velarde. 1992 ( tDAR id: 200073)
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Archaeological Survey • Archeological Survey • Timber Sale
Geographic Keywords
35039 (Fips Code) • New Mexico (State / Territory) • North America (Continent) • Rio Arriba (County) • United States of America (Country)
Spatial Coverage
min long: -107.627; min lat: 35.931 ; max long: -105.53; max lat: 37 ;
Individual & Institutional Roles
Sponsor(s): State, County, and Local Government; Jicarilla Apache Tribe
Prepared By(s): Jicarilla Apache Archaeological Svs.
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NADB document id number(s): 5444050
NADB citation id number(s): 000000228357
General Note: Submitted to: Jicarilla Apache Tribe
General Note: Contract number: CR-92-360
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I was at the grocery store for a mid-week stop to grab a few essentials and saw a giant display of candy boxes on sale.
As soon as I saw the Whoppers, I remembered a recipe for chocolate malt cupcakes and decided it was time to give that another run.
I made chocolate cupcakes last night using the soda cake method. When I make cupcakes mid-week, I always bake them in the evening and frost them the next morning. It's easier for me to avoid sampling the frosting that way--early in the day I always have such good intentions--and it only takes about 15 minutes of my morning to put together.
This morning I made the chocolate malt frosting with this recipe:
1/2 cup unsalted butter
1 1/2 tsp vanilla extract
4 cups powdered sugar
1/4 cup chocolate malt powder
1/4 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
1 Tablespoon milk
I added the frosting and finished them up with the Whoppers candy and some chocolate sprinkles:


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Animal symbolism gave me 350% returns and changed my life.
Through contemplation, animal symbolism becomes medicine when you apply their story to your life.
The cougar doesn't hesitate. Personally, I have been plagued with indecisiveness my entire life, missing out on events, connections and more by over-thinking. Seizing the opportunity is a lesson I've long been trying to learn, one that these powerful predators can teach. Cougars eat once every 7-12 days, traveling great distances searching for that split-second when fate and chance collide. When opportunity (food) arrives they jump on it, literally! Applying the cougars approach was more fruitful than I could imagine.
When somebody first told me about Ethereum I "googled," researched, and read both sides eventually taking me to my typical point of hesitation. Information overload led to "let's wait and see." Immediately I thought of the cougar a vision burned into my head, taking it as a sign that it was time to POUNCE... "this could be a real opportunity"/ "things like this don't come your way every day!" I was interested, excited, and I had almost drowned it with logical thinking and approach. The cougar's image motivated me to purchase, and to do it NOW!
Indecisiveness isn't a disease but it can definitely hinder your life. By applying the cougars story or "medicine" it cured my constant wavering, healing my automatic reaction of pause and paralysis. Medicine heals you and rids you of pain and we all know that missing out on $70 ETH, right before the pop, would have seriously hurt.
Please Resteem and comment your thoughts. If more people recognize the beautiful lessons nature and the environment have to give, we might take better care of our teachers 💚


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FOI release
Number of houseboats in England and Wales as at 31 March 2015
A response to an FOI asking for the number of households who are boat dwellers in each local authority in England.
This is the response to a request for information seeking a record of the number of households who are boat dwellers in each local authority in England.
Caseworkers use Dwelling Type "TH" and Dwelling Group "72" when they identify a houseboat, captured as part of the property attributes on the VOA administrative database. Total counts for each local authority district in England are provided.
Counts are rounded to the nearest 10. However, counts of zero are reported as "0" and counts between one and four (inclusive) are reported as negligible and denoted by "-". Totals may not sum due to rounding.
The VOA regularly publishes statistics relating to the Council Tax stock of properties, the most recent publication (providing CT stock of property statistics as at 31 March 2015) can be found here: https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/council-tax-stock-of-properties-2015.


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Catriona Pollard
Catriona Pollard has first-hand experience in moving from unknown to expert. She started her business with nothing (not even a computer) in her sunroom. She had to figure out how she could become a well-recognised expert in PR to drive sales for her fledgling business. Her transformation to an international speaker, popular media commentator and leader of a highly successful Agency has been captured in her book, From Unknown To Expert, www.unknowntoexpert.com. Catriona is the founder and director of CP Communications—one of Australia's most respected and innovative PR and social media agencies. She works with world-leading brands as well as up-and-coming organisations, and is regularly featured across the media landscape.
She is passionate about social media, public relations, business and bringing them all together to create real, financial success for entrepreneurs and organisations.
Where do you hail from?
Who do you work for?
I'm the Managing Director of CP Communications.
Tell us a bit about you – how did you get to where you are today?
I founded CP Communications in 2001 after working in federal and state government as well as in-house and agency PR roles. I have over 20 years of experience in developing public relations and social media strategies that engage both consumers and businesses. I have developed and implemented strategies for world leading brands as well as up-and-coming organisations including Hilton Australasia, Macquarie University, LEGO and City of Sydney.
A few years ago I made the decision to step out from the shadows and made the clear decision to start building my profile as an expert and thought leader. This involved me saying yes to more opportunities, including speaking and media interviews. It took a few years but now I'm widely known as a PR and social media expert, with regular columns in some of Australia's most widely read business publications and also an international speaker.
What are your career highlights?
Creating a successful business and launching my first book, From Unknown To Expert
Who or what inspires you to get out of bed in the morning?
Sharing my knowledge as well as helping people to step into the spotlight and to tell their stories so they are seen as experts in their industry.
Which other storytellers do you admire?
Maya Angelou and Alice Munroe
What do you plan to share at Storyology?
LinkedIn for journalists
So much more than just a virtual resume and contacts list, LinkedIn has become a social platform where people are sharing knowledge and information, providing public commentary on issues and trends and shining the spotlight on peers, colleagues and business contacts.
Catriona will share tips and strategies to use LinkedIn effectively including building your personal brand, connections and sharing your voice.
She will also cover how to use it in your role as a journalist such as uncovering experts and sources as well as finding trending news.
From this presentation you will learn:
- What makes a great LinkedIn personal page.
- Secrets to share content that get's likes and shares.
- Building connections and connecting with the key people.
- Uncovering experts and sources as well as finding trending news.
Where can we find you?
Website: http://unknowntoexpert.com/
Blogs: http://www.catrionapollard.com/
Twitter: @catrionapollard
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/catrionapollard
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Christmas Evening 2018
Christmas Eve
At Alano
401 S. 11th
Sunday December 24th at 3:30 PM
Pot Luck Dinner, with
fried chicken from Green Hills.
Bring a side dish or dessert
2017 Thanksgiving Dinner 1:00 PM
Alano Club of St. Joseph
Thanksgiving Dinner 2017
Thursday November 23, 2017
1:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Turkey, ham, mashed potatoes, bread provided by Alano
Bring a covered dish or your favorite desert
2017 Thanksgiving Dinner
Alano Club
Thanksgiving Dinner
November 23, 2017
Turkey, Ham, Mashed Potatoes, and bread rolls provided
Bring a Covered Dish
and your favorite dessert.
The St. Joseph Recovery Community is invited to share a day of gratitude and serenity
Work Day and Cookout, 9 – 9 – 17
Alano Club
Volunteers welcome
Work 10 – 2 then cookout fellowship!!
September 9th, 2017 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Cookout – hamburgers and hot dogs
- Tour the property with maintenance in mind.
- Help plan NA Group room update
- Spray paint picnic table
- Spray paint metal chairs
- Clean NE Chamber and move holiday decorations to NE Chamber.
- Examine storm windows.
This event is an opportunity to serve others while participating in healthy recovery fellowship.
Silent Auction Fundraiser, All Day Speakers
Alano Club of St. Joseph, Mo. Inc.
Fundraiser & Silent Auction
Fried Chicken provided. Please bring a side dish or desert.
Adults – $5.00, Children 5-12 – $2.00
Saturday, June 10, 2017
401 S. 11th, St. Joseph, MO 64501
12:00 PM – AA – John A.
1:00 PM – NA – Felecia W.
2:00 PM – GA – MaryAnn S.
3:00 PM – Alanon – Tina K.
Dinner will be at 4:00 PM; Auction will end and be announced at 6:00 PM.
Silent Auction – Items provided so far for auction:
2 day weekend getaway at Drury Inn
Beauty University – Queen for a day
Gary C. – Pottery
Case of variety of Pork items
Date Night – Dinner and a movie
Salon certificates
.22 shells, knife, John Deere items
More items will be available.
The Alano club has supported the Recovery community by providing meeting spaces to groups for many years. Due to the increased costs, we are having this fundraiser to keep the doors open and the lights on.
For more information and directions: Please contact Kirby at 816-593-2173 (Home) or 816-344-9157 (Cell).
Visit us at: http://www.ALANOSTJOE.com
Alano Silent Auction – Save The Date
Save the Date Flyer
June 10, 2017
Noon to 6:00 PM
401 S. 11th, Main Hall
Alano Silent Auction
Four Speakers – half hour each
12:00, 1:00, 2:00, 3:00
4:00 Food
6:00 Auction closes
Want to help?? Organizing meeting April 4, 2017 at 6:P30 PM at Alano, 401 S. 11th. Please come and offer your service.
December Board Meeting canceled
The December Board of Directors Meeting has been canceled because of bad weather and family illness.
We are not rescheduling the meeting – our next meeting will be the January 8 election of the Board.
Issues for this month that were to be discussed tomorrow:
- Christmas Eve Dinner at 2:00 PM on December 24, 2016. Kirby has raised more than enough money through donations to pay for fried chicken. Be sure to come and bring a side dish – enjoy the festivities and fellowship.
- Josh poling is our new caretaker. The parking spot in front of the carriage house is reserved for Josh. Please inform others and ask them to not park in Josh's spot.
- Traditionally we leave the building open on new Years Eve until after midnight anyone who wants to have clean and sober fellowship and games. We will again try to accommodate this event.
2016 Christmas Eve Dinner
The Alano Club of St. Joseph is again hosting a Christmas Eve Dinner.
- Christmas Eve
- Saturday, December 24th
- 401 S. 11th.
- St. Joseph, Missouri
Alano will provide catered Fried Chicken, Tea, and Coffee.
Please bring a side dish or dessert
As is typical of all Alano events a free will donation is appreciated.
Cracker Barrel – 2016
The Alano club of St. Joseph is hosting the 15th annual Cracker Barrel weekend.
When: August 13th and 14th (all day)
Where:401 S. 11th Street, St. Joseph., Missouri
Long-timers Speakers 20 Years plus
Saturday Pancake Breakfast (9-11am) and close with Ice Cream Social (9pm -)
Sunday 3PM potluck
9-11 am Pancake Breakfast hosted by the 401 AA Group
12 pm – AA-Quinn G. Hope Group – 21 years
2 pm – AA – Rick L. Accent on Sobriety Group – 26 years
4 pm AA – Larry S. Bootstraps Group – 22 years
6 pm – AA- Steve E. Sobriety & Beyond Group – 43 years
8 pm – Alanon – Dora J. Tri Alanon – 43 years
9:30 pm – Ice Cream Social – Host New Hope Alanon
2 pm – AA- Joe W. Accent on Sobriety Group – 37 years
3 pm Potluck – bring a side dish
$$$ donations accepted – coffee and lemonade, pop for sale.
5 pm – Gary L. 401 Group 2.5 years
7 pm – AA – Mary C. Sober Skirts – 26 years
Alano is Looking for a Caretaker
The Alano Club of St. Joseph is looking for a Caretaker.
The Caretaker lives in the Alano building at 401 S. 11th. We offer a large bedroom, full bath, a shared kitchen, and plenty of fellowship.
The responsibilities are negotiable but generally include locking and unlocking the main entrance – thus maintaining building hours, keeping the kitchen and bathrooms clean, some floor cleaning in group rooms (sweeping and mopping), routine yard work like cutting the grass and shoveling the walks, and a full time presence at Alano.
This is a great opportunity for someone in recovery and perhaps on disability.
The last caretaker paid $100 per month – but that is negotiable depending on other responsibilities.
Please send inquiries by letter to: Alano Club, 401 S. 11th Street, St. Joseph, Missouri, 64501; or by email to firstname.lastname@example.com. Be sure to leave contact information.
Also, I am generally at Alano (401 S. 11th) on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 4:30 to about 6:30 – come by if you would like to chat.
Gary L. Clark
Alano Club President


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Next time you're on the freeway and boxed in between a couple of semitrailer trucks from the grocery chains, here is a way to take your mind off your claustrophobia for a moment.
Just imagine they are taking their cargoes to the dump. Well, if they're carrying soft drinks, milk, peanut butter--anything in plastic containers--they are. After a pause at the grocery store and a few seconds of being emptied at your house, that entire volume of "stuff" is off to the landfill. Almost a third of the waste we're paying a fortune to dump or incinerate is plastic containers.
But now I have a happy end for your little freeway meditation. Imagine you're fishing from a pier at Point Hueneme or Santa Barbara. Imagine lolling on a park bench in Ventura enjoying the sun, or in Pasadena watching the Rose Parade pass by. Even though you don't notice it, the plastic containers are still there. They've been recycled. One semitrailer's cargo of milk containers equals one park bench. And the food and drink containers in the other trucks blocking your view have become the pier pilings where you're fishing.
But back to reality and the freeway. Off at the next exit and into the office, the mall or home. The fantasies about leisure activities have vanished but the items made of recycled plastic remain.


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| Baba Yetu (The Lord's Prayer In Swahili)-Alex Boyé, BYU Men's Chorus & Philharmonic; Christopher Tin
Baba Yetu (The Lord's Prayer in Swahili)-Alex Boyé, BYU Men's Chorus & Philharmonic; Christopher Tin
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DOWNLOAD the single "Baba Yetu" on iTunes (https://goo.gl/OSIOtb). Other BYU Men's Chorus albums are available on Amazon.com (http://amzn.to/1RhMT7A), iTunes (https://goo.gl/0RgVBQ), BYUMusicStore.com (http://goo.gl/IrjgFO), and wherever BYU music is sold. Support Christopher Tin! Purchase his Grammy-winning album 'Calling All Dawns' at www.christophertin.com CONNECT WITH ALEX BOYE! SUBSCRIBE TO YT CHANNEL: http://bit.ly/1TMVdMs Twitter: https://twitter.com/alexboyereal Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/alexboye.music Instagram: https://instagram.com/alexboye4 Website: https://www.alexboye.com Check out my " Africanized" album on itunes NOW!! https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/afr... CONNECT WITH BYU MEN'S CHORUS! SUBSCRIBE TO YT CHANNEL: https://www.youtube.com/BYUMensChorus Twitter: https://twitter.com/BYUMensChorus Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BYUMensChorus Instagram: https://instagram.com/BYUMensChorus SONG CREDITS "Baba Yetu" words and music by Christopher Tin; arranged by Derek Machan Performed by Alex Boyé, Dan Hall, BYU Men's Chorus 2015-16 (Rosalind Hall, conductor), BYU Philharmonic Orchestra 2015-16 (Kory Katseanes, conductor) Produced by Rosalind Hall, Jeff Carter Executive producer: Ben Fales Recorded and mixed by Jeff Carter Mastered by Troy Sales © BYU Records 2016 VIDEO CREDITS Director: Jeff Parkin Performers: Alex Boyé, Dan Hall, BYU Men's Chorus 2015-16, BYU Philharmonic Orchestra 2015-16 Director of Photography: Daniel Kellis Producer: Melody Shuss Executive Producers: Rosalind Hall, Jeff Parkin, Ben Fales 1st A.D./Assoc. Producer: Willem Kampenhout Editors: Daniel Kellis, Jeff Parkin Drone Pilot: Jason Hatfield Camera Operators: Daniel Kellis, Michael Boren, Michael Gordon, Mike Henderson, Howie Burbidge, Morgan Crockett, Charles Unice Assistant Camera: Lauren Vanderwerken, Andrew Davis, Marshal Davis, Robert Hill Song Mixing: Jeff Carter Song Mastering: Troy Sales Sound Design: Kyle Sawyer Visual Effects: Daniel Kellis, Aaron Hinton Colorist: Jessica Bryant Audio Playback: Robi Aamodt, Alexis Aamodt, Gwenyth Fales Craft Services: Rachel Jacobs Producer's Assistant: Jacob Shuss Transportation: Brady Johnson Publicity/Marketing: Jamison Peterson © BYU Records 2016 Special thanks to Julie Walker, Brian Wilcox, Ben Fales, Yvette Arts, Jeff Merrill, Travis Talbot, Jamison Peterson, Ben Jacobs, Jeff Sheets, Jana Parkin, and the City of Provo for their generosity in providing us with a shooting location. Support from the BYU School of Music, BYU Department of Theatre and Media Arts, BYU University Communications, Laycock Center for Creative Collaboration, and BYU Records. For information about booking BYU Men's Chorus for a performance or concert, please contact BYU Performing Arts Management at 801-422-3576.
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