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Monday, November 21, 2016
Last year Katie, Robyn, Casey and I all went to Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party. We had SUCH a blast that we decided to try to make it an annual thing :) Last year went so well in fact, that we basically copied that exact trip this year! You can read about our adventures from last year here!
We got our party tickets for Friday Sept 20th. If you're ever wanting to do either of the holiday parties at Magic Kingdom (Not So Scary or Very Merry Christmas) the earlier you can get tickets the less crowded it is and the cheaper it'll be! Especially if you can avoid weekends. With work schedules and such a Friday is the best we can do :)
Fair warning. This post is about a BILLION pics of us. Selfies, Groupies, etc. Girl's Trip means a lot of picture taking, duh!
Robyn's 1st time at Panera! I mean who hasn't ever had Panera?!!? #lifechanging
Welcome HOME ;)
Last year we stayed at All Star Movies Resort and this year we stayed at All Star Music Resort. I've said it a billion times but I'll say it again: I don't get the appeal of staying on property. Especially in the budget resorts. It was very old, very outdated, and just wasn't worth the cost. However, for US and our situation it was great. We just had one night, just to literally sleep there, it got us free parking at the park, felt safe, and was dirt cheap split four ways :)
We even went with the same bed buddies as last year too!
Sidenote: We all have our sleeping things. I'm a moaner. Deal with it.
Magic Bands Ready!
Last year was our first time at the Halloween Party so none of us were sure how into it we should get AND some of us get more easily embarrassed than others. Soooo we went pretty basic last year. This year Robyn had the idea of making our own tutus. I will say that if you ever make your own tutu LESS IS MORE. We were so worried about them being too see through that we ended up being pretty dang PUFFY. I saw a TON of girls at the party with homemade tutus and the ones with less material hung a lot better and were still fine for coverage :)
We got to the room nice and early and had a good couple of hours to take our time getting ready!
Katie saved the day with her red Kylie lip kit (yall, I'm not a lip person but those kits are LEGIT)
(this also may be my new fav pic of us!)
We all picked a Villain
Queen of Hearts
Cruella Deville
Casey's reaction to me telling her that she's bringing the sexy with her costume haha
Sidenote about that: But don't yall think the choker trend is just not appropriate? Maybe I'm showing my age but when I see a girl in a choker I think slutty. I mean it worked PERFECT for Casey's look but I just don't like them in real life. Especially not on little girls! I feel like the college age can pull it off but anyone else? Nope.
Ursula (props to my husband for spray painting my pitch fork to make it a triton...I also made the crown myself #skills, and aNn Monograms did the awesome letting for my shirts as well as Robyn's!)
Elevator Selfie!
Asked a random girl to take a pic of us...and asked to see if she knew who we were and she had NO CLUE.
We had a get together at my house to assemble our tutus and I STILL have glitter all over my dining room floor from Katie's tulle. She's the glitter goddess for SURE #worthit
Did my nails black and purple :)
On our way!
Bitter not to be in the back seat selfie club.
My bitterness is a yearly thing apparently ;)
We got there pretty early (we'd be allowed in at 4) and a tip I have is to get there even earlier than you think you need to. Next time I say we aim to leave room by 3 at latest because parking takes awhile as does bag check!
The Evil Ladies have ARRIVED!
This year they lead party guests through a side area. We didn't enter onto main street. I'm not sure if this is a new thing or not but it was cool to be behind the scenes and in an area that was marked for Cast Members only! We were all given trick or treat bags that already had lots of goodies inside and got to see some cool, themed statues!
Literally right when we walked through the gates of the park the sky shook with thunder. It's like the Disney Spirits new that our evil selves were there to take OVER!
Had to get castle pics!
Y'all. We all had fun. We all looked cute. But Katie? She OWNED THE NIGHT. I swear every picture of her is just SO cute!!!! We all kept trying to copy her poses and just couldn't pull 'em off like she did. Girl is meant to rock a tutu haha
Photopass guy was great and took a ton of shots for us!
And he had this weird thing about all of us lining up and making faces. You're welcome for being the only one going for the evil ;)
Kept that free water game on constant flow!
Just like last year we went for using our fast passes for meet and greet opportunities.
When attending a party you're allowed to enter at 4 which is three hours to the party actually starting. This means you can book fast passes from 4 - 6:30
Aurora was THE BEST. Probably legit one of the best character interactions I've personally been part of. She was SO into it and gave GREAT reactions to Katie!!!
Carousel time!
New fav pic with Robyn!
Riding The Little Mermaid
Bring it on Triton. We'll see who wins this battle!
Cool wall = More Pics!
Casey's hair was PERFECTION! She used some black spray and it really brought together her whole look!
We met Ariel and she was SO ANNOYING. Like wouldn't react to my best Ursula moves at all. LAME Ariel, LAME.
I think Aurora is my new favorite Disney Princess.
See what you did Ariel. You ruined us!
Random stranger stopped us and asked to take a pic so DUH we asked her to take one with our phones too ;)
Last year we had this plan to eat a HUGE lunch and then not eat legit dinner and it totallllly backfired on us. So this year we researched places to eat prior to going to park and had it planned to stop and eat real food for dinner! We ate at Pinocchio Haus and had seats to watch It's A Small World (which is Katie's fav and we also rode that night but it's a ride I didn't get good pics on)
It was hilarious because this Cast Member came up to me and was going on and on about how much he loves Ursula and Maleficent and he totally hooked me, Casey, and Katie up with free dessert. Poor Queen of Hearts must have not been a big favorite of his ha!!!
I love this fountain behind the castle...when you get down low and look up you can see Cinderella wearing her crown!
A rude, lazy girl (Ugh Millennials. Right? Like I can't believe Zach and I are in that same generation as some of these people!!!) was so LAME about taking a pic for us in front of the castle so we took our own :)
Stopped in the Christmas Shop for an ornament! I got a super cool Ursula shoe!
The janitorial staff had a super fun game they played during the party nights...they had bingo cards they carried around and asked for signatures from people dressed as specific characters.
Casey got asked for her autograph
We kept our eyes peeled for inspiration for next year. I LOVED these costumes of the step sisters!
I'm in several Disney FB Groups and it's hilarious how excited people get about being handed this red card. Y'all. It's just for them to track the wait times for the lines. NOTHING SPECIAL about it!
Jungle Cruise (love that sneaky CM!)
I've never seen Jafar so it was cool to spot him!
Casey got the HOOK UP on the free stuff this trip (Yes, I was bitter because last year I was the free food queen). Free churro!
I LOVED how in theme the cast members were for Haunted Mansion!!!!
This lady was outside the ride when we exited and was telling spooky stories
The #1 thing we were ALL the most pumped for (but Robyn probably the most pumped)...
Y'all. It's AMAZING.
Since Katie's meeting with Aurora went so fabulously we had this fun goal to meet characters from our movies. Mine with Ariel was a BUST and the line for the actual Queen of Hearts was super long so we met Alice and Mad Hatter again this year. They were great! I'm excited for my kids to hopefully meet them on our trip this week :)
The longest wait we had was for Cruella. But SO WORTH IT.
Character meeting lines are a LOT longer than they look. The characters go on break for 15-20 min every hour I believe. Plus you need to average 5 min wait time per person in front of you. More if it's a lot of kids and a lot of signature books.
We got SO LUCKY. We had to wait for one break cycle and were THE LAST people to meet her before her next break cycle. She was amazing. Took her time with us and was SO quick witted!
I'm trying to remember the joke she told me. I've tried to repeat this multiple times and always fail. Guess I'm not a good joke teller haha. I think it was "How many tickles does it take to make Ursula laugh?" "TENTACLES" hahahaha
She was awesome. It was awesome. I was jealous that Casey got the most awesome outfit AND character meeting!!!
We hit up the Dance Party...usually it's Incredibles but for this event it was Monsters Inc which was SO FUN!!! This was probably one of our highlights of the night as well!
Katie and Casey are the thrill seekers of the crew so they went on Space Mountain
And Robyn and I shopped around a bit and got some more candy!
We met them off the ride and this Jafar man was talking it up with Casey so I got a pic of them and didn't even think that it was possible he was a creeper and that she probably didn't want a pic with him or for me to encourage him.
Ready for Laugh Factory!
It was SUPER funny and it was hilarious because the camera went on Robyn during the pre-show. Of the four of us, Robyn would be the one who'd least likely be chosen to be on a large screen so of course she's who they picked!
Last year we didn't get to see the shows because it rained pretty much the entire night. This year it didn't rain at all early on in the night and I totally regretted not going to see the earlier shows. Because OF COURSE it downpoured for the later ones! It was short lived (we went into Monsters Inc) but it was enough rain to cancel the show and to make it so the headless horseman couldn't be in the parade. I have a MISSION for our halloween party for next year: SEE THE HEADLESS HORSEMAN!
Fireworks show was AMAZING.
We did snack runs during the break between the fireworks and the parade. Casey got more free stuff. I mean who can keep track ;)
The parade was another favorite memory from the night! We don't often watch parades when I go on trips with my family and it really made me want to (although I know Zach probably wouldn't agree) because it was SO FUN. If you get into it and shout out and dance and just make the parade members feel good they give you SO MUCH attention!!! It was awesome!
The Queen of Hearts was all about Robyn!
Ok so two awesome things happened during parade. Casey and I were screaming out to everyone, of course, and I was yelling to Peter Pan that I loved him and he looked at me and said "YUCK" haha
BUT Captain Jack made up for it! He told me to come climb up the ladder and join him on his ship :) I'd rather have a pirate over a man-child any day ;)
Last year we didn't get to ride Buzz so this year we hit it up before we left the park!
These are prob my fav pics. It was a LONG NIGHT and we were all pretty much hot messes by that point!
Goodbye for this year!
Ferry Ride!
Our song singings varied from a lot of "Poor Unfortunate Souls" and "Be Prepared"
So of course this brought about new mottos for our night:
Be Prepared 'cause Villians Gotta Vill.
Toss up those V's
for villains, duh.
Last year Katie was Belle and the doll that matched her outfit was "hot mess Belle." Maleficent after 1 am transformed into Hot Mess Belle haha
Hot Mess Ursula joined her ;)
We all had to shower so Robyn went first. Which means prank time ;)
A little ice in a shower never hurt anyone!
Katie woke up early and headed down to eat and when Casey and I got up we headed to find her (and COFFEE). It was nice to get to walk around the resort a bit. I def couldn't stay there for an entire week though! I dunno how families do it!!!
We had original plans of sleeping in then taking our time coming home and stopping to shop etc. Plans had to change and we were up way earlier and had to head on home quicker BUT you still gotta eat right? So we made the most of it and found a Joe's Crab Shack for lunch. It was PERFECT b/c it's a fun atmosphere and such good food (and food Zach wouldn't usually be down for eating)
Robyn's parking skills ;) I know it's a thing about women in big vehicles and our inability to park. But y'all I failed my driving test because I couldn't STRAIGHT IN park a Volkswagen Beetle. Maybe parking is just not in our DNA b/c my van looks like this on the regular!
We're all looking sleepy but still having fun!
Crab cakes are my JAM
We also hit up Barnes and Noble because #dealz.
Rest Stop Selfie!
And one last stop for some DQ before home!
It's always funny on any road trip I've been on with girls: on the way there the conversations are all light hearted and fun and the way home it's always way more deep! But those are really the times that you connect on a deeper level and form those tighter bonds!
It was such a great time and I'm just so thankful for awesome friends to make amazing memories with! Counting down for next year!!!


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GreenWorks 27072 Corded Tiller Review
- Affordability - 9/109/10
- Performance - 9/109/10
- Ease of Use - 9/109/10
- Comfort - 10/1010/10
- Design - 10/1010/10
This garden tiller comes with an 8-amp motor. For versatility, the tilling depth and width can be adjusted. To make it user-friendly, there is an Instant Start feature. It also has folding handles for space efficiency.
If you have a garden and you intend to plant, tilling is one thing that is necessary. This will refresh the soil and will make it ready. You can do this manually, but this will be a lot of work on your end. It will require time and effort. With this, it will be good to have the best garden tiller, which will help to make your life easier in more ways than one. However, not just any tiller would suffice. You need to find one that is powerful, comfortable, and user-friendly.
Having a hard time choosing? In this review, we will look at GreenWorks 27072 Corded Tiller, as well as some of its notable features. In many of the best gardening tiller reviews found online, this is one product that is frequently mentioned. As early as now, let me tell you one thing – it deserves the attention it gets. Keep on reading and learn more why this can be an impressive choice.
8-Amp Motor
Given the technical specification of the motor, it is easy to tell that it is not the most powerful option in the market. Nonetheless, for most basic tasks, this should be more than enough. As long as you limit it use to small jobs, you will never be disappointed with the power that it can deliver.
Adjustable Tilling Depth and Width
This is one thing that makes it unique compared to most of its competitors in the market. This is because you can customize its tilling performance depending on what is needed for a specific task. The tilling width can be easily adjusted from 8.25 to 10 inches. On the other hand, you can adjust the tilling depth to a maximum of 5 inches.
8-Inch Forward Rotating Tines
The diameter is quite big considering the size of the unit. This is actually a good thing. In case you do not know, the tines are the spikes that look like wheels. They are the ones that dig on the ground as you move the tiller. In this model, the tines are durable, allowing it to withstand pressure and long-term use.
- Convenient Design: There are many design elements that contribute to making this as user-friendly as possible. For sure, even if you have to till for hours in a large area, you will not complain of discomfort.
- Well-Designed Wheels: Some people complain that the unit is heavy. To make it easy to use in spite of its weight, it comes with an integrated wheel that has an impressive design. You can maneuver it in a manner that is almost effortless.
- Durable Tins: In the case of tillers with inferior quality, you will notice that the tines break easily. This is because they are made from flimsy material. In this model, on the other hand, it has an exceptional strength, which is why it can deliver optimal functionality even after several years of use.
- Space-Efficient: This product may be heavy, but it is not bulky. It has a sleek profile that will make it easy to store when not used. This is even made better by the fact that there is a foldable handle to significantly reduce its size.
- Easy to Start: You might also love the fact that it is easy to use. There is no need to pull a cord to start the motor. There is Instant Start, which makes it convenient. This also means that your tilling equipment will be ready in a snap.
- Corded Design: This is one of the drawbacks of choosing this model. This is an electric corded tiller, which means that it needs to be plugged in a nearby power source. This, along with the length of the cord, will most probably limit your movements.
- A Bit Heavy: Considering the motor and the power of the unit, it is quite surprising that it is heavy. This may require a bit more effort on your end, but this should not be too much of a concern since overall, it has an ergonomic design.
As you search for the best garden tiller, this is one product that deserves your attention. GreenWorks 27072 Corded Tiller has an 8-amp motor that is more than enough for basic tasks. It also offers versatility as you can adjust the tilling depth and width. To make it deliver outstanding performance, it has durable tines that can be functional for many years. It also has Instant Start for ease of use. To make it space-efficient, meanwhile, it has folding handles and a slim frame, although weight is quite on the heavy side.

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Rio Grande del Norte National Monument
Get ready to have fun this summer
The Rio Grande del Norte National Monument is the 242,555 acres of open public land that stretches out beyond the town of Taos. The rugged landscape is dotted with geological formations and tucked away canyons; including the Rio Grande Gorge. Get an up-close view of the 650-foot drop from the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge, which is the 5th highest bridge in the U.S. Vendors next to the bridge set up booths selling local art and jewelry so chances are you'll walk away with more than just some jaw-dropping photos.


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The 2014 London Triathlon is nearly upon us – the racing takes places this weekend over Saturday 2 August and Sunday 3 August.
To celebrate this year's event we've got a pair of Bose SIE2i sport headphones to give away worth £129.95! Bose, an official partner of the London Triathlon, have some amazing equipment that has helped many people through their training and you could be the lucky winner.
Everyone taking part in this years London Triathlon, great news, you're already entered, you'll be pleased to know. The winner though, will be the fundraiser that has raised the most amount of money on their Virgin Money Giving fundraising page when the competition closes – 11.59pm on Tuesday 5 August. Get those donations rolling in, tweet your friends, email them, send a Facebook group message out and you could be the owner of this awesome prize.
Terms and conditions apply:
- Entry to the London Triathlon Highest VMG fundraiser ("Prize Draw") is open to all UK residents aged 18 or over at the date of entry.
- The Prize Draw will open at 11.59am on Tuesday 29 July 2014 and will close at 11.59 pm on Tuesday 5 August.
- The fundraiser who has raised the most funds on their London Triathlon 2014 Virgin Money Giving page will be the winning entry.
- The prize is one pair of BOSE SIE2i sport headphones. No cash alternative will be offered. The prize is supplied by BOSE.
- The winner agrees to allow the Promoter to confirm their name and county of residence to other entrants.
- The winner's name and county of residence name will be available upon request by sending a stamped addressed envelope to: BOSE Prize Draw, Virgin Money Giving, 28 St Andrews Square, Edinburgh, EH2 1AF.
- Personal information provided by entrants will be used to administer the Prize Draw.
- Virgin Money Giving Limited is registered in England and Wales (company number 02733492) ("Promoter"). Registered at Jubilee House, Gosforth, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE3 4PL.


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Limestone Buddha
Northern Qi Dynasty (550-577 CE)
Reference #: C2051
Height: 25 ¼ inches (64.1 cm.)
The grey limestone, standing figure rendered with the right arm raised and the left arm lowered, probably originally in abahaya and varada mudra, dressed in a thin robe that falls in carved folds down the body and shows remnants of red and white pigment.
This torso of Buddha clearly relates to a group discovered in 1996 at the Longxing Temple in Qingzhou, Shangdong province. Like the Qingzhou sculptures, the present piece is finely rendered in the Northern Qi sculptural style. Broad shouldered with a slender torso, the figure is dressed in a thin garment that clings to the body, both concealing and revealing the shape beneath. The figures unearthed at Qingzhou are also painted in red and white and gilt, with some also embellished with figural scenes.
In the informative catalogue published with the excavation of the Qingzhou hoard much of the Northern Qi sculptural style is attributed to external influences. In particular, the type of thin kasaya (robe) is thought to have originated in Central India and was worn during the Indian Gupta Dynasty of the fourth century. While the previous Northern Wei Dynasty embraced Han traditions, the Northern Qi rulers resisted the Han policies of the Northern Wei. Embracing Indian Buddhist images of the sixth century, the Northern Qi rulers promoted the sculptural style that was indebted more to the art of central Asia and India than to its Chinese predecessors.


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It's never too early to order!! ~as there is a limit to the number of cakes I'm able to produce per week!
Your date can be reserved with a deposit ~ well in advance of your celebration date~ even if you have no idea of the design you would like! Cake details can be decided later on but securing your space means you have peace of mind that your cake is guaranteed~as dates CANNOT be 'held' without a deposit!
To be fair to everyone, I have to operate on a 'first come,first served' basis, so avoid disappointment and save your space before someone else snaps it up!!!
Last~minute orders can sometimes be possible too! So if you have forgotten to organise your cake~ please get in touch and I will do my best to help~ it's always worth asking!!
Please view my price guides before enquiring, so that you have an idea in advance of what your cake may cost. It's impossible to have a set price list for custom cakes. as mostly, they are unique to individual requirements, but the price guide will help you to decide if wish to proceed to make an enquiry or not.
How Do I Order / Make An Enquiry?
Step 1
Simply contact me on:
07736 814258 or email [email protected]
to check, first of all, if your required date is available!
Step 2
Once I have confirmed that your date is free, please supply as much information as possible about your design ideas~ please email photos/sketches/descriptions etc.~ including number of servings and for wedding cakes, the venue too.
I can then give you various, no obligation quotes and options for you to consider ~ upon sending your quote,your required date will be held for 48 hours for you to decide whether or not you'd like to proceed to order, but if I have not had a reply, then your date will be released again for anyone else to book.
Please note, that most designs can be flexible, so if the quote is a little over your budget, we can always re~consider your design and maybe make a simplified version that is more acceptable to your pocket!~ I will try to help you anyway I can!
Step 3
If you are happy with the quotes and wish to proceed to order, a deposit is then required which secures your booking
This can be paid either in cash or BACS via online banking (preferred method) ~ or PayPal is also an option but fees of 3.4%+20p have to be applied for PayPal charges.
50% deposit is required for celebration cakes costing up to £200
£100 deposit is required for celebration cakes costing over £200~ the balance for celebration cakes is due 2 weeks before your event.
£100 deposit is required for wedding cakes and the balance due one month before your wedding date.
For last minute orders with notice of approx 2 weeks or less, payment in full will be required.
Step 3
Once a deposit is paid, I can then supply you with a rough sketch, should it be needed, of how your cake will look and discuss your design in greater detail~ this can all be done by email or phone for celebration cakes.
Unfortunately, due to time restrictions, it is impossible to hold consultations for every cake order, but most cakes can be arranged via phone & email, no problem!
Wedding cakes and special commission cakes over £300, usually take much longer to plan, so a consultation with cake tasting can be arranged in my studio, once an order has been confirmed with a deposit ~ ensuring that valuable time is reserved and dedicated for genuine customers only.
Please understand that ALL deposits are NON~REFUNDABLE and NON~TRANSFERABLE to another date~ as your deposit holds that particular date for you~this offsets my losses(a little!) as I may not get another order to fill that date and I may have turned away many other potential customers requesting the same date, plus I will already have spent time discussing, researching and sketching your design and possibly have items already made too.
It's NEVER too early to book!~so make sure you secure your required date with a deposit first, then the design can be finalised at a later date!
I look forward to hearing from you with your wonderful cake design ideas!


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Silent Hill Movie Website
Does anybody know what firm did it?
Sony didn't do that in house did they?
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Stage three of the Tour de France, will pass through Otegem, the town where Belgian Jef Planckaert resided when he passed away earlier this year on May 22 at 73 years of age. On the same day five times Tour de France winner Bernard Hinault will conduct a ceremony to honour the former professional cyclist, according to Yves Goemaere of the local organizing committee.
During the ceremony, the Tour de France organizers will pay tribute to "one of the greats of the sport, who helped write the history of the Tour de France."
Jef Planckaert was one of the top Belgian cyclists during the 1960's. In his most successful season, 1962, he won Paris-Nice, Liège-Bastogne-Liège, the Belgian championships and was second overall in the Tour de France, behind another legend of the sport, five-time Tour winner Jacques Anquetil.
Hinault will also honour Jef Planckaert's widow Williane Verhellen during the ceremony, which takes place around 11.30am on July 10.


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I've been reading many Simple Woman's Daybook posts at Jen's and decided to do something like that as well. I will post every Monday but for this first one, I made an exception. I feel that doing this helps me enjoy or reflect on the present and plan for the week. I also hope that my book reviews and other bookish posts will resume as normal once I get settled in my new job.
Outside my window. . . I see a storm brewing with heavy, dark clouds passing through, and I hear the sound of strong wind.
I am listening to... the voices of my colleagues around me. I will only hear them until tomorrow before I bid them farewell because of my new job.
I am thinking... what books to take with me for my move to Penang.
I am thankful for... my family, especially my Mom and sister Catherine who have been so helpful with my move. My mom helped sewn table runners, pillow cases, and wall runners. She is also the go-to person when you're organizing a move. My sister drove to Penang from Kuala Lumpur and back, and all around Penang. The landlord in Penang and her friends were friendly and gracious. My final batches of books have arrived at the office today, just a day before I say goodbye tomorrow (my last day at the office). I'm also thankful for author Karen E. Olson's generosity in sending me her ARC of Driven to Ink—she has been sending me all the books in her Tattoo Shop Mystery series and I've enjoyed every one of them!
I am wearing... a maroon knitted top and a pair of black pants.
I am going... the airport after work today to pick up my sister who is returning from Sydney for a short trip before she heads to Singapore for work.
I am currently reading... Summer of My German Soldier by Bette Greene. It's a lovely book.
I am hoping... I would be able to cope with my new role and make many new friends in Penang.
One of my favorite things... the painting of a Chinese girl reading in her garden, done by my Mom.
Few plans for the rest of the week... continue to spruce up my new apartment. I also plan to finish reading Summer of My German Soldier.
I hope you have enjoyed reading the first installment of my Simple Woman's Daybook. Have a wonderful Wednesday, my friends!


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What you do immediately after suffering from dental trauma will go a long way toward determining if you are able to keep the tooth or not. There are no guarantees, of course, but you can put the odds distinctly in your favor. For a dislodged tooth, one that is still attached, see if you can gently push it back into its position. If not, do not force it. When the tooth is avulsed, you'll need to place it in milk, or warm water with a pinch of salt. Maintaining moistness will preserve the tooth until you can reach our emergency dentist in Watertown WI. Hold an ice pack on the effected area, and use pain relief medication as necessary. If you can, call us to let us know you're on your way. Assuming no damage to the pulp, a dislodged tooth can often be put back and held in with the assistance of a splint or some orthodontic wire as it heals. If there is pulp damage, or if the tooth was avulsed, root canal will be needed to repair it. Our emergency dentist in Watertown WI wants you to be able to keep the tooth unless that is simply not possible due to the extent of damage.
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OFCCP Joins EEOC on Criminal Background Checks
On January 29, 2013, the Department of Labor's Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs ("OFCCP") joined the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission's ("EEOC") position on the use of criminal background checks in screening applicants for employment. In Directive 306, entitled Complying with Nondiscrimination Provisions: Criminal Record Restrictions and Discrimination Based on Race and National Origin, the OFCCP instructed the federal contractor community to consider federal anti-discrimination laws before excluding applicants from employment based on the results of criminal background checks. By issuing Directive 306, the OFCCP adopted the EEOC's April 25, 2012 Revised Enforcement Guidance on the Consideration of Arrest and Conviction Records in Employment Decisions.
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101 Mini Series: Brown's Diner
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Jennifer Justus
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About the Series
It's been said that a proper chef's hat has 101 folds representing the number of ways you can cook an egg. So we're choosing a local restaurant to visit each month — just for 101 minutes.
Brown's Diner
2102 Blair Blvd.
What to order: The burger ($4.25, $4.50 with cheese). Go ahead and pay the extra 35 cents for grilled onions. Owner Jim Love calls the Frito Chili Pie ($5.75) the best deal on the menu. Just don't expect Fritos or pie, really. It's tortilla chips covered with slices of cheese, then a few ladles of chili. The chili melts the cheese and gives the whole affair a velvety texture. Tomatoes and onions add a cool touch of fresh on top.
Where to sit: The bar.
What to drink: Budweiser draft in a frosty mug ($2.50). Otherwise, Brown's offers bottled beers and Pepsi products served in shapely diner-style glasses.
You just can't talk about Brown's Diner without talking about burgers.
But as burger experiences go, much more matters than what lies between the buns. It's a vibe thing. And nowhere is that more evident than this ramshackle trolley car off 21st Avenue, not far from Hillsboro Village, that has drawn a varied group of folks for meals and music since 1927.
Tennessean music columnist Peter Cooper sent us off to 101 Minutes this month at Brown's Diner. As a journalist and songwriter, he's confabbed at Brown's with the likes of Nanci Griffith, Pat McInerney and David Olney. Brown's is a known haunt for music types. Peter recommended we visit about
4:30 p.m. on a weekday, when the all-day crowd melds with the after-work crowd and the room rings with conversation and songs from the jukebox.
It was just before shift change, and Terry Young, a 30-year veteran of Brown's, manned the bar. We joined just one other couple — a woman in a tank top with neon pink nails and a man in a Hawaiian shirt. A television in the corner played Olympics coverage.
"What do you have on draft?" I asked. "Budweiser and…"
"Bud and Bud," Terry said.
The bar at Brown's seats about
14 under a low ceiling and cocoon of earth-colored wood lit by neon signs and a few strings of Christmas lights. The barstools look well-lived-in — blue swivel chairs with comfortable backs — and sit up on a ledge with worn tile. Stepping up takes a smidge more effort than just sliding onto a regular stool; a position must be assumed as if to say, "Alright, let's do this."
Our beers arrived in cold frosty mugs. "I don't even have to look," my dining companion Tony said, moving the menu aside.
We ordered burgers and a bowl of chili, which a man named Rocco makes fresh daily in the kitchen. Meanwhile, the couple moved to the jukebox and played a song by Jethro Tull that (we realized later) lasted nearly the entire 101 Minutes. Whether you're a fan of Jethro Tull or not, something about the groovy epic nature of the song seemed to match the place.
And then our friend Laws Rushing arrived, swinging open the front door and saddling up beside Tony.
"Hey Gordy," he said to the white-haired bartender who had come on the clock.
Laws has been coming to Brown's for more than 10 years. He lived with his brother Dwayne down the street for many years, and as a musician (who also happens to be our real estate agent), he has played at Brown's several times, too.
Laws didn't need the menu, either, when he ordered a burger with grilled onions and a Pepsi.
A waitress named Daphne McFarland stuck her head through theserver window behind the bar to say hello. She's been at Brown's for 23 years.
"Gordy's been here even longer," Laws said.
Gordy paused in mock drama.
"Twenty-three years," he said. "And 10 minutes."
Diner draws all kinds
As for the burgers, one of my favorite things to inspect is how they stack up, literally. It affects the experience.
The Brown's version arrived with a swipe of mayo on the bottom half of bun, followed by shredded lettuce (better than leaves, which cause too much slippage), tomato, thick patty and mound of grilled onions held on by a melty slice of American cheese. It's crowned with the top bun, a tuft of pickles and toothpick driven through the center like a stake to hold it steady.
It's a juicy burger that takes both hands and some gumption, but it's still older-school in size. You won't have to use a fork or unhinge your jaw.
The chili, a deep red, came loaded with kidney beans and draped with a single square slice of American.
As we ate, Laws told stories, including a few we shouldn't print. Brown's has been a legendary hang for both struggling and successful of musicians.
"It's a sociological wonder," owner Jim Love told me later. Even though the clientele might live in different tax brackets outside the trolley car, you wouldn't know it over drinks and dinner. "Everybody is pretty much equal," he said.
Laws told of meeting Cowboy Jack Clement at Brown's one night. He wound up driving the legendary producer home in his white Cadillac. This tale led to a conversation — with Gordy chiming in — about why the producer hasn't been inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame. It's a place you'd expect many conversations turn to music.
"Gordy, you been playing any?" Laws asked the man who he said leans toward a Woody Guthrie and Bob Dylan style.
"I was up here last night," he said.
Soul survivor
Love purchased the business nearly 40 years ago to supplement an $8,400-a-year student teaching salary.
A Nashville native, he can rattle off the history of the building. It has the oldest beer license in Nashville, for example, and the original owner, Charlie Brown, built a foundation around the wheels of the trolley car to save on taxes. A mobile structure would have cost him more, but the wheels still sit underneath the building.
Love caused a stir in the 1980s when he added the back dining room onto the building. He pointed to framed clippings on the back wall. "One hopes modernization won't turn the flavor of Brown's bland," read a headline in The Tennessean. That was in April of 1986, and Brown's has survived with soul intact, of course.
But as Peter noted: The dining room's "just the room you walk through to go to the bathroom." The bar really does host the action, though plenty of folks do prefer the quieter atmosphere in the dining room — especially families and the lunch crowd.
The building survived fire, too. It melted the TVs and damaged the Budweiser sign over the bar. Like a snow globe without the floating glitter, the sign holds eight plastic Clydesdales pulling a beertruck. It's like a Rembrandt of bar art, and only a few of the signs remain in Nashville.
Love still has the damaged version at home to refurbish, but in the meantime, a customer loaned him one that hangs on the wall today. Much of Brown's unintentional decor has a quirky vintage feel. A stack of phone books sit on a stool. A calendar hangs with show fliers on the wall.
Common ground
By the time our 101 Minutes ended, our burgers had been reduced to a few sloppy drops of mayo on the plate. Every seat at the bar was taken. For 101 minutes no one talked about Chick-fil-A or the upcoming presidential election, and no one talked about work. We just ate and drank and kept an eye on the Olympics. We listened to music and talked about the people who make it.
A new friend sitting next to me urged us to come back on another night for the music, and Gordy held the remote over the heads of patrons to flip one of the TVs to another game.
"Sports and music," he told a customer, "cross lives way more than politics do."
And I would add that burgers do, too.
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The quality of service at Local Roots is excellent. On Friday night, our waiter, Ryan, did an outstanding job throughout the course of our meal. He answered our questions about the menu, which was no small task considering how many things we asked about. He was also very professional in constantly checking on us and making sure we had everything we needed without being overbearing. From the time we sat down to when we walked out the door, he treated us like we were his only table for the evening. It's this type of quality that helps Local Roots stand out compared to other restaurants in the area.
Similar to River and Rail, Local Roots is a restaurant that you wouldn't normally expect to find in Roanoke. It's more like a place you would expect to find in a bigger city or a place with a more eclectic culture. The restaurant features an open atmosphere that feels vibrant and welcoming. The hardwood floors and lighting provide warmth, and the room really comes to life when the restaurant is full. It's one of those unique places where adventurous foodies can come together and enjoy an interesting meal. Fortunately, there seem to be more restaurants of it's kind popping up around the Roanoke Valley.
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How safe is your home for your baby? And what can you do to make it safer?
Accident statistics indicate that most injuries to babies and small children are caused by falls. Babies falling from a height, such as from a table or bed, is the most frequent cause of a trip to A&E. Rather than adding to this shocking statistic, why not alter the way you change your baby. Falls from any height can always be avoided by changing your baby on the floor – rather than an elevated surface.
Another common cause of injury is adults falling over when carrying their baby. Always be careful on stairs and keep stairways and steps clear of toys and other items to avoid tripping when carrying your baby. Why not check around other areas for other possible trip hazards?
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Preheat the oven to 375 degrees. Coat a 9 by 13-inch baking pan with non-stick cooking spray.
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Sea Battle: Of Ships and Submarines
The distinction between surface ships and submarines in Sea Battle has turned out to be a more thorny issue than I originally imagined.
The original plan was to have two classes of vessel, based on their hull types – ship or submarine – and weapons that could hit ships, submarines, or both. A future update could also have included aircraft "hulls". However, the more I think about the game balance issues, the less I'm convinced that this is a good decision with the tech tree and playing field size that Sea Battle currently has.
Sea Battle's tech tree, as it currently exists, has four straight "trees" with 10 items in each. By and large, each component that you research is better than its predecessor. (Later hulls are heavier and take longer to build, so small hulls are still useful. However, you would rarely want to choose anything other than the best weapon, engine and radar that is available to you.) Combined with the small playing field, this makes for a fast-paced game of a few minutes, with each player researching and churning out ships constantly to gain the upper hand.
There are a number of reasons why the current tech tree is inappropriate for submarines. Firstly, the weapons that a submarine could have: there's only two. The Sting Ray torpedo (weapon 8) and Tomahawk missile (weapon 9) are the only weapons appropriate to be fired from a submarine. This would make rushing down the hull tree to submarines pointless unless you'd already reached near the end of the weapons tree – and in most games, you don't even get that far.
It also creates a UI complication, in that currently, any combination of hull and weapon is permissible. Submarine-appropriate weapons would break that behaviour.
There's an issue with anti-submarine weapons too. Again, only two (Depth Charge (6) and Sting Ray (8)) are appropriate for use against submarines. But since a viable submarine build wouldn't exist until Hull 6 + Weapon 8, they would only exist in the late game, at which point Depth Charges just can't hold their own against other weapons – so why have them at all?
To abuse game theory, the logical choice is for players to build Depth Charge ships when they become available, then hold them in reserve as insurance against their opponent building submarines. But if you see your opponent stocking up on Depth Charge ships, you might as well not bother building subs and just go for better weapons and radar instead. Whoever commits to a strategy first ends up on the losing end.
To cure these problems, perhaps we need to take another lesson from Warzone 2100's book and have separate tech trees for different weapon types. So rather than one tree of 10 weapons, we have two trees for anti-ship and anti-sub. (And potentially anti-air later.) If we're going down this route we ought to have different hull trees for ships and subs too. But at this point it's turning into a rather different game – a slower, more traditional rock-paper-scissors RTS. But these games benefit from larger playing fields, varied terrain and squad-based combat – none of which Sea Battle is particularly well suited to in its current form.
So the question stands: Do I expand Sea Battle significantly to include this extra complexity, on the understanding that I would probably need to rewrite it in something other than Processing and that may consign it to the pile of "projects I lost interest in", or do I just ignore the issue and for the sake of simplicity not treat submarine hulls as any different from ships?
Depends what your hypothetical target audience is, really. Are you aiming at time-poor or attention-deficient consumers (ie commuters and teenagers), or the sort of guy who wants to spend a bit of time playing something with a bit more depth?
Obviously even if it's the former, you still need a certain amount of complexity. Maybe as the previous comment mentioned, you could remove submarines by having your game take place in the shallows – but not just a shallow sea. Instead we're talking about a series of islands – it justifies the lack of submarines and adds a smidgeon of subtlety to the gameplay. Maybe some kind of fractal terrain randomiser, so every game is different?
Other thoughts: what about being able to place your base, rather than them always being in the same place? The computer selects a location (in secret), then you do?
Apologies if I'm making suggestions wildly beyond the scope of the feasible. Non-existent programming skills equals no clue as to the nitty-gritty.
Maybe one of the problems is that I've never really considered my hypothetical target audience, and I'm just making a game for the hell of it because I like 2D pixelly ships! 🙂
Islands are certainly an interesting idea, though it would mean getting off my arse and coding a real pathfinding algorithm. I'll give it a shot, though I fear it might tip it over the complexity edge where I have to code it in something other than Processing, with associated risk of stalling. Worth a try though!


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If you're searching for classy hens party ideas, macarons from France can be terrific options for you. Not only are these French sandwich cookies absolutely delectable, but they also can give your celebration an air of class and sophistication. A great high tea recipe and plate of macarons can do wonders for any hens party. When you need hens day ideas for delectable treats, you simply cannot go wrong with classic French macarons. Thankfully, this French macarons recipe is a delight and is also very easy to prepare.
Before you begin preparing your macarons, you have to gather all of your necessary ingredients. A quick trip to the grocery store should be just fine. You also may already have some of the necessary ingredients in your kitchen at home. The required ingredients are the following:
- Almond extract (1/4 of a teaspoon)
- Big egg whites (four total)
- Salt (1/4 teaspoon)
- Almond meal (1 and 1/4 cup)
- Confectioner's sugar (1 and 3/4 cup)
- Granulated sugar (half a cup)
- Strained jam (you can swap this out with any sweet filling option you like, however)
Begin preparing your French macarons by beating confectioner's sugar and almond meal together. Then sieve the blend into a big bowl. Whip your egg whites until they take on a foamy appearance and texture. This process should take anywhere between one and two minutes total. Gradually introduce both almond extract and granulated sugar. Stir until you get to the medium-peak stage. The mixture should have a glossy look at this point. This process generally requires anywhere between three and five minutes.
Fold your egg whites into your almond blend. Do this until both elements merge successfully. Then enthusiastically blend everything together using a spatula. Do this until the blend has a soft and even texture that's similar to that of honey. Do this until it descends quickly, as well. Then transport this blend over to a pastry bag. Remove roughly half an inch from the tip. Place your rounds (one inch) on parchment paper. Be sure to space them roughly an inch away from each other.
Allow everything to dry for anywhere between 30 and 90 minutes. Wait until you notice that the upper portions are both dry and solid in texture. Then preheat your oven to exactly 350 degrees. Bake all of sheets individually. Do so for 14 minutes each time, with single rotations. Allow everything to cool down completely over wire racks. Then you can end the process by filling your macarons with your preferred option, whether strained jam or anything else. You can then sandwich your cookies. Voila! You've just prepared a wonderful treat for your upcoming hens party. If you want to feed the guests of your hens party treats that are a wonderful combination of familiar and exotic, then there aren't many better choices around than macarons. Although macarons are joyous sandwich cookies that are sweet and scrumptious, they also give an impression of Europe and France, taste-wise. This French macaron recipe not only is a piece of cake, but it's also not at all time-consuming.


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If you are owned by a pet, then you know that with each pet you are going to find a different personality. When we brought in Max almost a month ago, we found a strong willed hard headed, sweet but naughty dog. He weighed 62 lbs when we brought him in and I am sure he has gained over the month. In his mind he isn't heavy and would sit on our laps, if we let him by with it.
I will be talking about Max often. He consumes my life with his antics. The good, the bad & the funny. I wouldn't want it any other way.
He enjoys sitting under my desk when I am blogging so I thought it only fitting to have him actually start working on some reviews with me. So that is exactly what we have been doing.
As I said, each pet has a different personality. Along with these personalities they also need different collars to go with them. Max has been trying out a collar from Hamilton Collars.
With Max being headstrong and so strong we needed a sturdy collar that could hold him when he was puling us. He is soon going to start training but right now he is still learning. He gets distracted so easily when we are outside. I sometimes think he has ADD. I came to that conclusion when he about pulled my arm off and yelled "Hey Mom Look! A Squirrel!" Okay, he didn't actually say that – but if he could talk he probably would've.
Hamilton Collars are Max strong. They are adjustable so that is a plus being that Max is probably still going to grow a little bit more. Let us hope he stops growing soon!
We were sent a blue collar to try and I was glad to see that this was high quality strong Nylon. The color was vibrant and it hasn't started to fade as some new collars do after being worn for a while.
With all the Pulling and tugging that Max does when he is on his leash, there hasn't been any rips or tears on the collar.
Hamilton is a brand I would suggest to anyone looking for any of your pet's needs. Not only do they carry products for dogs, but they also have items for cats, ferrets,horses as well as prize animal products.
I have only tried out the collar so far so that is all I can really suggest to someone. I am going to bookmark their site for all of our future needs!
disclaimer: I received a product to review before writing this post. All opinions in this post is my own and may or may not differ from yours.
I can relate to everything you said about max. i amazes me how many people thing that just because they don't walk upright on two legs, or speak the spoken word, that our dogs, cats, etc. are not fully aware of what is going on. i lost a dog when i was in my teens and i really hesitant to go through that again. it is the only reason i don't currently have a pet now.
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Though these Indians appealed to the Embassy, political friction kept higher-ups from being able to rescue them. This is when Ranjit Katyal, a powerful Kuwaiti businessman, used his connections to rescue his fellow Indians. Along with the Indian government and Air India, Katyal orchestrated the largest civilian evacuation of all time. Over the course of the next 59 days, 1,70,000 Indians were evacuated on 488 flights. This is the feat that earned Air India a spot in the Guinness Book of Records.
This gripping tale is all set to hit the theaters in just a handful of days, letting us revisit a tale that will make us proud to be Indians again. After all, who wouldn't be proud of one man fighting against all odds to save his compatriots?
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An interesting match day squad was picked of players with most Premier League appearances. I would however take issue with calling the players picked dross. Everyone of those players are good solid Premier League. Proven by how they excelled if they ever played in a lower division. That picked match day squad was by no means exciting but it would easily make the top 10 of any PL table throughout history. Furthermore it would without doubt be able to get a result against Klopp's Liverpool.
For what it's worth I think Klopp is a myth. In 2 years he has not learnt the importance of defending set pieces. He is the most overrated manager in the League. Pulis would have Liverpool more competitive if less exciting. And to conclude… Pulis, Dyche and Hughes would be able to manage the top appearances squad to a higher position than Klopp. Or indeed another hype merchant Eddie Howe
Ben The Baggie (Finally proved right they Rondon is rubbish and a coward)
In response to Naz Gooner, there is a decent medal collection between that 18 and some decent international footballers.
4 Players who have not won any major trophy (excluding the championship) but I think they all played in a major final. I am sure there are many retired footballers and young players who would wish to have a successful career as the guys below.
The below list are not the most exciting or technical group of players you will ever see but they are an important part of any squad, there is a reason these guys are in the top 50 and it is because they are hugely professional on & off the field and are available whenever called upon by their manager.
Robinson – 1 League Cup
Carr – 2 League Cups
Hughes – 0
Dunne – 0
Neville – 6 PLs, 3 Fa Cups, 1 Champions League (Plus a few minor trophies)
Milner – 2 PLs, 1 Fa Cup, 1 League Cup
Bowyer – 1 League Cup
Nolan – 0
Downing – 1 League Cup
Davies – 0
Heskey – 1 UEFA Cup, 1 FA Cup, 4 League Cups
Howard – 1 Fa Cup & 1 League Cup
Young – 1 League Cup
Boateng – 1 League Cup
O'Shea – 5 PLS, 1 FA Cup, 3 League Cups, 1 Champs League
Distain – 1 FA Cup
Murphy – 1 UEFA Cup, 1 FA Cup & 2 League Cups
Barry – 1 FA Cup & 1 PL
Paul, Dublin (MUFC)
Sorry Naz, not having that at all.
First of all, your "dross" squad features some actually very good players. Just because they aren't a flighty, effete, injury-prone attacking midfielder like basically all of Arsenal's players over the last 12 years, it doesn't mean they don't add huge amounts of value.
Barry, Howard, Neville and Milner in particular were all very good players. Even Stephen Carr was brilliant before he got injured all the time. And John O'Shea might not have set the world on fire after 2003, but I remember him scoring the greatest goal Highbury ever witnessed, nutmegging Figo, banging in a winner at the Kop end, winning 11 major honours and 116 international caps (and counting).
Furthermore, there is a huge amount of value to be placed on both longevity and consistency, which is precisely what top appearance makers implies. A player who can play 36/37 games a season at a 7/10 level is surely worth more than one who can only play 20-25 games a season or can't sustain a level for any period of time?
Anyone who has played a lot of CM01/02 knows how valuable the "Squad Rotation Option" players can be.
Jonny, MUFC ("backup for the first team")
Just to comment on Naz's 18 man dross squad.
Agree with most of it but have to say inclusion of Stephen Carr and Richard Dunne is harsh.
Carr prior to injury and the move to Newcastle was the best right back in the league – named in team of the year two years running I think. Made a solid return with Birmingham too.
Dunne was a solid centre half for City and Villa, particularly the partnership with Laursen under O'Neill was very strong.
Can't really argue the remainder though.
Cormac, Galway
Naz, Gooner illustrates perfectly the problem with modern football fans.
He thinks that the likes of Phil Neville, James Milner, Emile Hesky, Kevin Nolan, Joh O'Shea etc are/were "f**king dross", presumably because they don't have fancy Spanish/Brazilian names/haircuts and don't have best stats of FIFA of Football Manager or whatever the kids are playing these days.
I wonder what great things Naz has achieved in his life that entitle him to belittle the achievements of players who have won such trifling honours as the Champions League, and indeed every domestic trophy available, between them.
It's a bit like when my 7 year old nephew told me recently that Chelsea and Man U are both "rubbish". When I asked him for an example of a good team, he said "Neymar".
I think Naz and my nephew would get on famously.
RQT (MUFC – and respect for the EPL stalwarts).
Buy average, be average
Pranam is quite correct in this morning's mailbox re. Liverpool signing bang average players for too much money. The latest example being Ox who is ridiculously average yet somehow cost £35 million. It's mental. Sure, he can run fast, but that's about it.
Liverpool are a huge club with a huge following and huge earnings. Probably top 10 in the world and they'll finish in the top 6 in the league this season for sure, yet consider who they bought this summer…is it enough to mount a title challenge? So many issues with the squad still. WTF even is Wijnaldum? Why no better GK? Stoke wouldn't have wanted to sell Butland but Liverpool are big enough to force that move.
Chelsea and Man Utd must look at the players at Klopp's disposal and laugh themselves silly. Their bang average players are squad players – Lingard a prime example (even though he does get paid an obscene amount of money). Neither of those teams would EVER consider Ox for the money spent. Whereas Liverpool go out and repeatedly do it – remember that summer of Charlie Adam, Stuart Downing and Jordan Henderson? None of those would ever make it into a Championship winning team.
It would take too long to list all the average players Liverpool sign but it's definitely the policy which has seen them be "just-abouts" for over 20 years now. Before Chelsea and Man City's money it wasn't an issue for them to finish Top 4 but since there's been more competition they've more frequently been caught out.
The chickens are coming home to roost. Buy average, be average.
Nick P. Burnley FC.
Everton post-Lukaku are Spurs post-Bale
Spurs fan here to moan about people intent on ramping up the pressure on Koeman at Everton.
They've obviously not started well, however they're only 2 points behind last season in the same fixtures, which given they've played Chelsea, both Manchester clubs & Spurs isn't exactly disastrous and should be recoverable assuming the manager is given the time he obviously needs after a summer of change.
As Spurs found after selling Bale it's nigh on impossible for clubs of the stature & resources of Spurs or Everton to go out and sign a like for like replacement for a World Class player, especially when they're your main goal scorer. Therefore despite spending this magical £150m, they're badly missing Lukaku's pace & goals (not to mention Barkley's contribution) & instead Koeman has lots of inferior new signings – many new to the league – that are unsurprisingly taking time to gel as a team.
Where I'm struggling though is why any so called expert who watched Spurs struggle post Bale would look at what was happening at Everton in the summer and not anticipate anything other than a slow start. Instead the general consensus seemed hellbent on brushing any such considerations under the carpet in their haste to proclaim that Everton look set to burst into the top 4.
Seriously? If it wasn't for the fact that there are plenty of ex Evertonians who really should know better in that number I'd be smelling a rat and assuming it was the media setting them up to fail. Who knows, maybe that was the plan all along with the old boys too caught up in it all to realise their complicity in the rabble rousing.
However I suspect Mourinho knew exactly what he was doing when he chose to flag up Everton's £150m spend rather than their £50m net spend, and how that paled in comparison with his club's spending once again; or how the only World Class player involved in an Everton transfer this summer is now playing in red.
Yet rather than provide any such context, the likes of Michael Ball choose to castigate Koeman for attempting to set realistic expectations. Which is about as helpful as a plastic teapot at a time when you'd hope that anyone who cared two figs about Everton would be more interested in getting behind the manager to help the club recover from a tough start, rather than purposefully stoking the flames.
So I'd conclude that Everton fans need to be careful which "experts" they choose to listen to before embarking on a witch hunt, especially given Tim Sherwood is currently out of work.
Dave, London
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Burnley-Huddersfield Town. What goes up must come down, and these teams aren't likely to finish sixth and seventh in the table. The oddsmakers still list them among the leading choices for relegation, and from any angle this looks like a six-pointer. On paper it's a low-scoring scrap, high energy on both sides. But there should be plenty of tactical interest as well. Burnley can either go 4-5-1 and try to match the Terriers in midfield, or 4-4-2 with even more longball than usual to avoid the press. Huddersfield can try to find space between the lines, with impressive new boy Abdelhamid Sabiri again behind the striker. Laurent Depoitre, a scorer last week, will start again up top in place of injured Steve Mounié. Robbie Brady faces Tommy Smith in the most interesting individual matchup. Steven Defour has adjusted after a difficult first season in England, and is delivering excellent work in central midfield (86.1% pass completion).
Stat: Burnley specialise in shot-blocking, but this is ridiculous: right now they're at 10.2/game. Leicester are second at 5.8. The highest ever recorded for a season is 5.9.
Leicester City-Liverpool. It's hard to get a handle on this Leicester side. They had decent outings against both Arsenal and Chelsea, but were second best most of the afternoon against Huddersfield. It's no surprise they won this fixture the last two years: their counterattack matched up perfectly against Liverpool's gung-ho, with Jamie Vardy scoring a brace each time. But Vardy is a question mark with a groin strain, which might give Kelechi Iheanacho, still finding his feet, a huge chance. Shinji Okazaki had a fine midweek performance against the Reds, so he may start as well. Neither Matty James nor Andy King has been able to replace Danny Drinkwater, so Liverpool's three-man midfield should dominate. Watch Emre Can and Jordan Henderson for their positions against the potential counterattack. Mo Salah has looked unplayable at times, and Christian Fuchs is the man under the cosh this week.
Stat: Leicester City and Liverpool are 18th and 19th in fouls committed.
Brighton & Hove Albion-Newcastle United. Two of the most conservative sides in the league, but since both managers must be thinking three points, a stalemate seems unlikely. Most of the pressure is on the Seagulls, who faded against Bournemouth last week and for that matter in their win over West Brom the previous round. In fact the visitors won this fixture last year with a late comeback, albeit with the help of a bizarre deflected goal. There's some bite in the Magpie attack these days: Ayoze Perez, Christian Atsu, and Joselu have all looked dangerous at times, and Matt Ritchie was the cross-master last week against Stoke. Albion have been less convincing, although Pascal Gross and Solly March combined for a classic cross and header last week. Dale Stephens is no Mikel Merino, but he was excellent against Bournemouth and could be a key man in holding off Perez and getting the ball to the attackers.
Stat: By a significant margin, Newcastle are last in the league in pass completion percentage (68.9%).
Peter G, Pennsylvania, USA
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No, football365, Real Madrid do not need to look at your list of strikers.
Nothing to see here.
Jon (Harry Kane? No one here by that name, pal), Spurs
BREAKING: The Sun are terrible
Yesterday I get a text from a mate saying Bakayoko was in a car crash. I check twitter and someone says he has a broken neck, I check that person's profile and he's a man utd fan so hopefully just trolling. Then I check news and the Sun says 'Bakayoko involved in horror crash' – and all the worst outcomes become possible.
40 mins later Sky breaks with 'minor incident and Bakayoko will be available for Stoke' and the Sun headline is magically changed. How is this possible and allowed? I never read the Sun because of sensationalism but this just shows a complete disregard for anything other than being heard. I would go so far as saying this is the kind of media that brings things like President Trump into the world (not being sensationalist right?).
Saaj (first rant) CFC


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If you aren't on the Ashley Madison database, at first blush the leak may seem exciting and an opportunity to see what's been going on in other people's lives, even better still if it's people you know. But for those on the database its potential impact is far reaching and potentially devastating.
The Ashley Madison website, with its slogan "Life is short. Have an affair" is marketed to facilitate extramarital relationships. The users of this website had their personal information disclosed to the public revealing the alleged cheaters. By now, if you aren't directly affected you may know someone who has been. As a divorce lawyer I'm most concerned about the inescapable impact on families. The uncovered truths of what people have been up to on the Ashley Madison website will shake some households and potentially destroy families.
Australia has "no fault" divorce which means that the court isn't interested in whether or not someone had an affair. But the reality is that an affair will often lead to the decision to separate and end the marriage.
Before "no fault" divorce was introduced (came into effect in 1976) to get a divorce you had to prove that there were grounds for divorce - that one of the parties was at fault, without it the divorce would not be granted. The reason for the end of the marriage affected how much of the assets a spouse walked away with and what they had to pay to the other. The innocent party generally "did better" than the one at fault.
"No fault" divorce means that the court doesn't want to hear about the reasons for the marriage breakdown. Parties can just decide they've had enough and want to end the marriage. Sometimes one of the parties doesn't want to get divorced but the divorce will be granted because all that needs to be shown is that they've lived separately for 12 months.
The reality is that the reasons for the marriage breakdown often impact on parties being able to reach an agreement on financial matters and parenting arrangements. Also if the marriage ended due to mental illness of one of the parties, this will have an impact on parenting arrangements going forward.
The intention of introducing "no fault" divorce was to take the "heat out" of disputes. Unfortunately, it hasn't had the desired effect. This is because there isn't an opportunity to openly address the issues and get them off ones chest, they linger. In my experience, mediation and collaboration provide the appropriate forum to talk things through but the court system doesn't provide that same opportunity. Often as soon as the issue has been addressed the rest of the jigsaw puzzle seems to fall into place bringing about a resolution.
In my view, those affected by the Ashley Madison leak should avoid making hasty decisions no matter on which side of the leak they find themselves. At the very least, they should obtain sound and cool headed advice and give themselves every opportunity to carefully consider their options. Let's hope that the families affected by this situation are able to make their way to the other end, intact.
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