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Portrait Experience
before the session
It is important to me to get to know my clients so I can photograph them in the most authentic way possible. This means I take the time to talk with each client prior to the photo session. During this meeting we will chat about goals for the session, about your and your family's personalities, and how things will unfold during the shoot. This helps gets you comfortable with me so when I am there with my camera on our shooting day, you can be your true, authentic self.
During the Session
My approach during shoots is relaxed and fun. I want you to feel like you are hanging out with a friend that just happens to have a camera with... No pressure! I want to capture your family's personality and encourage interaction and playfulness! We take a walk together, I observe, and engage by asking prompting questions to get emotions flowing. I ask kids to play a game of chase or whisper a secret in a siblings ear to get a natural reaction.
after the session
Two weeks after your session, you are invited to a viewing appointment where you can enjoy seeing your photos. We will select your favorite images and create a piece of art for you. This may be an album, a framed fine art print, a series of canvases or a fine art print. I am there to help you decide which images will look best as an art piece and where you may want to display them in your home. The amount you choose to invest is completely up to you; you only buy what you love!
3-4 Weeks later, I'll contact you and let you know your photos have arrived and schedule a time for pick up hand delivery to you!
If you feel a connection with my work and would like to make a booking, please feel free to complete the Contact form on this website, or call me on 530.514.1549 I look forward to meeting you.


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Till Morning
A self, it turns out, is not always in the last place you put it.
It does not need your permission to move.
It travels light, forgets to call, it doesn't mind airless hotel rooms.
You may glimpse yours one day,
dusty, shrunken, fallen down between things.
You may be too lazy to retrieve it.
When you look again much later it will have gone.
A self may go mute, forget its name, mouth your old words in reverie, its voice may wither, it will shrug.
But then you might go home again, briefly,
to pick up an old journal or some government document.
You may feel your young eyes at your back, squinting at you from photographs, wondering who you are.
A self may be wrenched awake, jogged by a whiff of you as you were, a self may be unaccountably angry.
And then as you're stuffing your duffel full of things you acquired without it,
a self will dare you to answer the man who is looking at you with wide eyes,
who asks where you're going sweetheart, and what's the rush?
It will wait.
Desert Birth
My mother awaited my birth in the desert.
She wandered alone twenty years.
She had only known one man all her life.
That was twenty years ago.
He was a chief and sent her into exile.
I made her heavy twenty years.
She carried a canteen of rum, a canteen of water, and a knife.
In her belly, I asked her for light and it was granted me.
I lay there reading books.
I heard her all around me; she invented fire.
She invented language and love.
She wrestled lions and cut their skins for clothing.
She used their ribs to comb her hair.
Knowing, she prepared for my birth.
She swigged from the first canteen, bathed from the second.
Both streams were never-ending.
She felt no pain.
She cut me out of her on the desert floor
And left me with two canteens of my own, but no knife.

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MIAMI GARDENS, FLA. (WSVN) - Tens of thousands of people from across the country came to the Hard Rock Stadium for the 12th annual Jazz in the Gardens this weekend, and this year's festivities included a special honor for two of the youngest stars of this year's made-in-Miami Best Picture Oscar winner.
7News cameras captured acts like rapper and actor Common and up-and-coming singer Andra Day performing to packed crowds.
"I think it's great," said attendee SaDe Lewis. "I feel like a lot of this kind of music you can find in Atlanta, and it's nice to be able to have that in Florida."
Local residents and visitors headed to the festival for some soul music, R&B and hip-hop.
The hip-hop group The Roots, for instance, got the audience pumped. "We love The Roots," said concert goer John Little. "House band for The Tonight Show, love it."
Seeing that band was on Kevin Bayne's bucket list. "My favorite hip-hop group," he said. "I love the performance. I love the show. Jazz in the Gardens, it's amazing."
"It's a really good vibe, very relaxed," said audience member Lataevia Bayne. "Everyone seems like they're enjoying themselves pretty great."
Lewis was especially pleased by the weekend's cool temperatures. "The weather's great. Can't get better weather than this," she said.
Briefly threatening to upstage the festival's headliners were Alex Hibbert and Jaden Piner, two stars from the film "Moonlight," which won this year's top prize at the Academy Awards. The critically acclaimed feature also picked up Adapted Screenplay and Supporting Actor statuettes.
Hibbert and Piner, both students at Norland Middle School, came onstage to receive keys to the City of Miami Gardens.
"It feels amazing, even though I gotta leave soon," said Hibbert. "Spending some quality time in my hometown feels amazing. Everybody's congratulating me, and they shouldn't be congratulating me. They should be congratulating Miami. If it weren't for Miami, I wouldn't be here."
Their drama teacher, Tanisha Cidel, was also awarded a key to the city.
Hibbert said he has already landed his next acting gig and is scheduled to return to Hollywood soon.
When asked what future roles loom in the horizon for him, Piner said, "My manager likes to keep it a secret, until I actually get it."
For now, both actors are staying humble and enjoying this moment, saying they're just taking it all in.
Event organizers said this year's festival brought in close to 100,000 people.
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Clean Glasgow volunteers in Hillhead litter-pick
A team of 13 volunteers turned out to help clean up the streets of Hillhead this week. Residents, students and neighbourhood improvement volunteers joined in for the Clean Glasgow litter-pick in Gibson Street, Bank Street and Otago Street. Hillhead local Graeme Bald helped lead...
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North Kelvin Meadow and the Children's Wood: Six days until petition is delivered
North Kelvin Meadow and the Children's Wood campaigners are urging more local people to sign their petition appealing to the Scottish government to throw out plans for property development on the popular green space. Glasgow city council last month approved...
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New food waste recycling service in city roll-out
A new food waste recycling service being rolled out to houses by Glasgow city council should also be available to all flats and tenements by the end of March 2017. Glasgow sends nearly 165,000 tonnes of household waste...
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North Kelvin Meadow and Children's Wood community gathering
North Kelvin Meadow and Children's Wood campaigners have organised a community gathering and bonfire for all day Saturday (Jan 16) to show support ahead of Glasgow city council's site visit towards the end of the month. The aim...
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The Children's Wood: George Square gathering to support planning decision
The Children's Wood and North Kelvin Meadow campaigners are heading to the City Chambers and George Square on Tuesday (October 20) morning to show support for the award-winning grassroots community initiative under threat of being sold off for housing...
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The Children's Wood – 'keep up the pressure'
Emily Cutts is urging local people to keep up the fight in a crucial spell for the campaign to retain North Kelvin Meadow and the Children's Wood as a green space and community resource. The chairperson of the Children's...
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Children's Wood urge council to keep North Kelvin Meadow as a wild space
The Children's Wood and North Kelvin Meadow are again calling on Glasgow city council to designate the area as a green space – and are urging supporters to object to housing development plans for the site by...
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Council alternative – keep Kelvin Park and send p7s part-time to Hillhead high
Campaigning parents groups are again at odds over the latest proposals from Glasgow city council concerning overcrowding at Hillhead primary school – with the consultation that was due to end today now extended until November 10. The...
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Councillors on Hillhead proposals: It's a mess
Hillhead councillors agree Glasgow city council have left the community with a huge problem concerning the primary school overcrowding – and also by producing proposals that have proved as divisive as they are complex. The council have...
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Save Kelvin Park Campaign: 'It's the final push'
The campaign to save Kelvin Park nursery will meet at George Square on Wednesday, September 24 to present Glasgow city council with their petition – in a determined last stage of their bid to secure its future....
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We set off early after a good breakfast at Macedonia Resort Club and head directly to the border at Busia, after one and a half hours we are through, the only problem we have is purchasing the Third Party Insurance, they have it only for 4 months, it costs about 110 U.S. $ or 12,000 KSH, which I had to get back at Busia in Kenya at the ATM, including a bicycle transport. On the Ugandan side, it looks not different than on the Kenyan, the roads are only slightly better.
In Jinja we are at 2 o' clock, we eat in the famous Chinese Restaurant LingLing, its not great at all. There is no real supermarket in Jinja, in an Indian store I purchase a loaf of bread and some cookies. The bread is better than expected.
Then we drive up the White Nile to the Bujagali Falls, you don't see much. We stay in the much-lauded Haven, we manage to discuss the price of U.S. $ 12 per person down to U.S. $ 7.
The beautifully designed showers are either boiling hot or freezing cold, the staff is loud, even at night at 12 they walk across the Lodge grounds, debating loudly. That is Ugandas best Lodge?
354 km, 7 hrs, 28 ° Partly Cloudy
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Why Is It Still Confusing That I'm a Woman and I Like Football?
If I added up the time I spend watching football, researching players, and writing weekly fantasy recaps for my league, it would probably be at least a part-time job.
Gemma Gibbons with her silver Olympic medal
I can't actually look at the photos of Gemma Gibbons whispering 'I love you mum' after she won the silver medal in the 78kg judo category without tearing up a bit. This courageous young woman was 17 when her mother died from leukemia. Gemma – who went to her first judo class age six – refused to give up on her dream of competing in an Olympic Games in her home town, and took on a part time job as a receptionist in a leisure centre while also juggling her studies and judo training.
In the final she eventually lost to the American Kayla Harrison, but was absolutely delighted with her silver medal. Her strength and skill were awe-inspiring and so I was completely flummoxed by an article that asked "is women fighting each other violently a perfectly wholesome spectator sport?" and fretted over Gemma and Kayla's "soft limbs battered black and blue with bruises." I don't know where to begin unpicking the spectacular and patronising sexism in those lines (let alone the rest of the article) so I won't bother. I think it's pretty obvious that Gemma and her fellow female competitors are incredible athletes who have mastered the complex art of judo and nothing like "two drunken women bashing ten bells out of each other" (seriously).
Like Tom Daley, who lost his father to cancer last year, and Nicola Adams, who worked a series of jobs to fund her boxing training, and battled injury to reach the Games, Gemma Gibbons is one of those tenacious young athletes who deserve huge admiration and success for overcoming immense challenges and turning adversity into motivation. Before London 2012 Gemma had said "My mum was always my biggest supporter, so I want to win not only for myself, but for her as well" and she certainly honoured her memory.
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Taste-Love it,you still get all that good citrus taste,in a way it just tastes like carbonated light orange juice and that's what it is,it says sugar free but you still get all the sugar from the orange juice which is the main flavor in here.I drank a whole 24 pack like water.
Buzz-69 mgs of caffeine per can,that's decent I suppose,for a pop.
total amount of mgs-69 bro
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Apple previews OS X Lion, updates iLife, MacBook Air
iLife '11 costs US$49. It will come preinstalled on all new Macs.
Apple also rolled out a desktop version of its FaceTime video-conferencing tool the same one already available to the iPhone 4 and iPod touch. Currently available as a beta, FaceTime on the Mac will let you place video calls to other Macs and Apple mobile devices.
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By Mian Mian
Back Bay Books, 224 pp., $13.95
The fact that Candy was banned by the Chinese government, just four months after publication, is not what sets Mian Mian's first novel apart from its peers. It is not the world of wanton sexual encounters and the excesses of narcotics and alcohol that break her book from tradition. Nor is it the community of prostitutes, pimps, dealers and addicts that introduces readers to some hidden face of China. In many ways, while the book does offer thinly didactic interpretations of post-Mao China that might otherwise go unnoticed by the rest of the world, Mian Mian's semi-autobiographical novel does not claim to depict any essential portrayal of modern China or it's people. The iconoclastic declaration in Candy is the way it prioritizes personal perception over the collective and offers readers a voice that is so individualistic and self-conscious, it becomes a separate character unto itself.
The crux of the action in Candy takes place between Shanghai and the radically evolving southern region of Shenzhen, which was proclaimed a Special Economic Zone (SEZ) in 1980, when Deng Xiaoping began economic reforms by designating certain areas "free of state control." Minimal state control meant that new industries could enter the region, shifting the economy and bringing along an influx of money and influence from Hong Kong, Taiwan, and the West. Hong, the narrator of Candy, like many young people in her generation, heads to "the south" to explore new ways of life outside of the constraints of her hometown. But the fundamental drive behind her search for "freedom" is Hong's aim to escape the ghost of her friend's suicide.
One rainy afternoon, the news of Lingzi's death reached our school. People said that her parents had gone out one day, and a boy had taken advantage of their absence. He had brought Lingzi a bouquet of fresh flowers. This was 1986, and there were only two flower stands in all of Shanghai, both newly opened. That night, Lingzi slashed her wrists in the bathroom of her family's apartment. People said that she died standing.
This was the beginning of my wasted youth. After that winter, Lingzi's lilting laughter would constantly trail behind me, pursuing me as I fled headlong into a boundless darkness.
What we follow throughout the rest of the novel is an interwoven narrative inflected with flashbacks, poems, character studies and song lyrics that document the spill of the young narrator into the bars, brothels and sleepless streets of the south. The story is ostensibly organized into letters of the alphabet and subcategories of numbers, but is necessarily fractured and confused by the way Mian Mian subjectively inserts herself into the narrative, as if to remind the reader that there is a separation between the narrator and the author.
I am a ditch where water has collected after the rain, she writes. My name is Mian Mian, and this story is not the story of my life. My life story will have to wait until I can write nakedly. That's my dream. Right now my writing just falls apart.
Right now the real story has everything to do with my writing, and nothing to do with my readers. My CD player is always spinning around, like inexhaustible hope. My ears bring me this perfect world. Perfection has always been in the present. This remembered world is mine, I possess it, and it is everything to me.
Right now it's early in the morning, on April 21, 1999, and the only thing that's clear in this shattered piece of candy is the poem I received last night, in a note he left for me. It has a sweet name, "I'll talk to you tomorrow."
While Mian Mian might be a cultural icon to the young generation of China--working as an independent party promoter and columnist for various high-end fashion magazines, with a cult following among the youth who see themselves in her work--her novel does not claim to represent anything more than one girl's coming-of-age story in a time where history faces off with a changing society and a whole generation must learn new ways to survive. Just as the narrator realizes toward the end of the novel, "Writing is just something a person might do. There is no absolute truth or falseness, and writing can't guarantee my safety." Mian Mian considers her book an exploration of freedom and control, where depression, substance abuse, sexual promiscuity and suicide are at once symptoms of and antidotes for the struggle to find an "authentic self."


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Municipal Waste Collection
Elk River Municipal Utilities manages the collection services and residents pay bills through them.
If you have large bulky items or extra garbage bags to picked up curbside, please contact Elk River Municipal Utilities.
Doorside Service Request
For residents that request doorside waste collection services due to age or disability, please fill out this application and return it to the city for review. This service may require an additional fee from the hauler.
Unaccepted Waste in curbside collection
- Tires
- Auto batteries
- CFL light bulbs
- Oil-based paint
- Motor oil
- Construction materials
- Appliances
- Yard waste
- Human waste
- Hazardous waste
Not sure what to do with your waste? View Business Hauler Guide. You can also search Earth911 for a list of recyclers around the country or call the Environmental Department at 763-635-1000.
Hazardous Waste
Household hazardous waste items, such as paint, solvents, pesticides, or other various household cleaners can be disposed of at the Tri-County Household Hazardous Waste Facility. This service is FREE to Sherburne County residents. Sherburne County offers mobile collections throughout the year. Review the collection schedule.
Community Clean Up Days
Do you have a lot of junk to get rid of? Keep an eye out for local Clean Up Days. Items normally accepted at the City of Elk River Spring & Fall Clean Up Days are:
|Furniture and mattresses
|Propane tanks
|CFL light bulbs
|Miscellaneous trash
|Scrap metal
|Document destruction
Please note that most items have a fee. See the 2018 Form for more information.
Yard Waste
Yard waste cannot be disposed in your garbage can. Yard waste can be disposed of at the Elk River Maintenance Facility compost site.
Medication Disposal Program
Properly disposing of unwanted medicines is important to prevent abuse or poisoning and protect the environment. Medications flushed down the drain or disposed of in the trash can contaminate bodies of water, harm wildlife, and end up in drinking water.
Sherburne County Residents can dispose of unwanted medicines for FREE at the drop box located inside the Sherburne County Sheriff's Office (13880 Business Center Drive, Elk River) from 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday (closed holidays).
Items accepted:
- Prescription drugs (pill or capsule)
- Over the counter drugs (pill or capsule)
- Please keep medication in its original container, keep drug name on container, remove patients name with a marker
Items not accepted:
- Sharps or pointed items (needles, syringes, Epi-Pens, Lancets)
- Medication from hospitals, nursing homes, schools, etc.
- Non-drug items (glucose test meters, blood pressure equipment, etc.)
- Liquid medication (cough syrup, etc.)
- No identification is required
- Bring medicine in its original container
- Cross out personal information with a marker
- The drop box is self-serve. Pull the handle to open and drop the unwanted medicine into the box.
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MMR Status Quo
Since the enactment of MACRA (Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015), AHCA and other therapy professional and provider organizations have been in regular contact with CMS to clarify the intent of the legislation, ask questions, and provide recommendations regarding implementation. According to a recent release from AHCA, Part B therapy MMR is in a very fluid state currently, but is moving in a positive direction. The information below provided by AHCA is an update as to the status of the CMS implementation of the new targeting requirements based upon these communications with CMS.
Currently, the only MMR taking place is for MMR-eligible claims paid in 2014.
- This is post-payment review only for facility-based providers such as SNF.
- Due to contracting issues, the Recovery Auditors (RACs) assigned the 2014 facility-based provider claims for review earlier this year will continue to conduct MMR on these claims.
- As of mid-July the RACs were instructed to stop 100 percent review, and instead conduct targeted review of the 2014 claims using their existing proprietary targeting processes.
- The RACs must still comply with Additional Documentation Request (ADR) limits so that providers are not overwhelmed with reviews.
- The RACs must still comply with the 5-phase therapy MMR cycle for eligible 2014 claims.
- Providers continue to have 45 days to respond to the MMR ADR letter.
- The RACs continue to have 60 days to make a decision on these post-payment reviews.
By late 2015, CMS intends to implement the new targeted MMR program per MACRA legislation requirements for remaining eligible claims paid through 2017.
- AHCA and other therapy provider and professional associations are communicating with CMS in writing and via meetings.
- No start date has been established by CMS so no MMR for 2015 claims is currently being conducted.
- CMS has not decided if the Medicare Administrative Contractors (MACs) or Supplemental Medical Review Contractor (SMRC) will conduct the new MMR, but it definitely will not be the RACs.
- CMS has not determined how the targeting of claims will be conducted, to comply with the MACRA legislative requirements, but only claims above the $3700 threshold will be subject to the targeting.
- CMS has not yet determined if the new targeted MMR reviews will be conducted on a pre-pay or post-pay basis.
The three prior iterations of the Part B therapy MMR program implementation/revisions were fraught with serious problems that directly impacted beneficiary access to care and provider cash-flow. AHCA is cautiously optimistic that this fourth iteration will be more reasonable as CMS is taking the prudent routes of: 1) applying a retroactive targeted approach to 2014 claims already in the RAC review pipeline to reduce burden, and 2) seeking stakeholder input before implementing the new MACRA required targeting methodology moving forward. We will continue to update you as soon as substantive information becomes available.
Information courtesy of AHCA email update 7/31/15, titled AHCA Update on Targeted Therapy Manual Medical Review (MMR) Implementation.


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About 300 people attended this year's luncheon to honor champions of conservation in the Upstate (and to enjoy a Sierra Nevada beer tasting prior to the event!)
Upstate Forever is thrilled to announce it has received a $1 million gift in honor of Marjorie E. Schmidt, a longtime Greenville resident with a heart for nature and a humble, giving spirit.
What happened this week in the Statehouse? What's coming up next? Shelley Robbins covers the issues that will matter most this legislative session in a weekly column.


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Archive for the 'Bloviating' Category
Taking a new turn
As you might have noticed, we've been pretty inactive around here of late. That is going to change; there is going to be a new theme and some regular editorial content hopefully starting next week.
Rumors of our death are greatly exaggerated.
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The Bill of Rights, Nowadays
1. Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof, unless current fashion dictates that the views of that religion are politically or popularly incorrect, in which case, it should be ridiculed, and discriminated against, in the public square, especially during the winter holidays, or if some non-believer has his feelings hurt.
Congress shall make no law abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances, unless it's using "public airwaves", "The Internet" or other commonly held properties assumed to be in the ownership domain of Congress. Then, all bets are off, and you'd better watch your step.
2. The right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed, unless we don't like the "shape" of your scary Arms, because everyone knows that an "Assault Weapon" is much more dangerous than a regular semi-automatic rifle. Also, complex rules and regulations, training and licensing, tracking and supervision, are not "infringements"; they are for your own good, children.
3. No Soldier shall, in time of peace be quartered in any house, without the consent of the Owner, nor in time of war, but in a manner to be prescribed by law. This one we'll honor, for now.
4. The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized — unless you happen to be in an airport, train-station, give an officer any lip, or otherwise look suspicious. That includes you, Grandma.
5. No person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of a Grand Jury, except in states that don't want to go to the bother;
Nor shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself, unless it's a tax matter;
Nor be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law, again, unless it's a tax matter;
Nor shall private property be taken for public use, without just compensation.
NB: By public use, we mean public use OR private use by one of our friends who can better utilise your property and perhaps generate more tax revenue for us to spend on ourselves. Don't worry, we'll give you "just compensation" – trust us, we're the Government.
6. In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial, (unless the judge wants to close the hearing, or the lawyers decide to delay things, you know what I mean) by an impartial jury of the State and district wherein the crime shall have been committed, (by which "impartial" shall mean that they can't consider the justice of the law being prosecuted, and they will in all cases follow the advice and admonition of their Betters, of the Bar), etc. etc.
7. In Suits at common law, where the value in controversy shall exceed twenty dollars, the right of trial by jury shall be preserved, and no fact tried by a jury, shall be otherwise re-examined in any Court of the United States, than according to the rules of the common law. Right.
8. Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted. Except in tax matters. Don't mess with our money.
9. The enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people. Except if Congress or the Courts decide otherwise; obviously the People are too silly to be allowed retained rights.
10. The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people, unless somewhere else in the Constitution, the Courts or the Congress or the Executive can find a tiny clause that allows it to drive a Mack truck through the rights of the States respectively, or the people. See Commerce Clause.
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Obama should ask this historian…
… how to avoid the mistakes of FDR in solving economic woes.
It's as simple as adopting the basic rules of Monopoly. No, really.
Read this important article, and make sure you pass it around to any of your friends who is lacking a clue about economics.
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NY Assemblyman not worth his salt
We have double-digit unemployment, state deficits are at record levels, scandal and corruption plague our government, and we're at war across the world. I have an idea, let's tell chefs they can't put salt in restaurant food. Yeah, that's what the people want our legislatures working on.
NEW YORK, March 11 (UPI) — A New York state assemblyman says restaurants throughout the state should not be allowed to use salt in the preparation of food.
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Patrick Kennedy : Getting ready to stroke out
This dude needs to get off the adderall and back on the downers. In this little diatribe, he is arguing to bring our troops home NOW, but he gets a little side-tracked by the media, and the Vietnam war — claiming that he heard things during that war very similar to this current war. Of course, he forgets that he was born in 1967, so the whole thing was over by the time he was eight. Sure, he has that great of a memory for things he heard, even after hundreds of gallons of hootch and cases of pills. Uh huh.
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Raymond Gervais was born in Montréal where he lives and works.
Since 1973, Raymond Gervais has been involved in the world of music by bringing together visual arts and music in installations, videos and performances. A member of the Québec Phonothèque, CBC host, he has participated actively in conserving our musical heritage, particularly jazz, classical and contemporary music. He is a musician, has organized concerts, taught and composed music while moderating workshops and conferences. He is a collector of music and related objects, recreating and creating stories though astonishing analogies.
Gervais is of course interested in the world of music because of its sound dimension, but also for the visual elements of "vinyls", their plastic dream like quality. As curator, he has in fact explored the relationships of record jackets and photography during the PHONO PHOTO exhibition, Carte grise à Raymond Gervais in Dazibao in 2001. He participated with other artists in Aurora Borealis during the Cent jours d'art contemporain de Montréal in 1985 and in the important anthology Broken Music, presented in 1990 at the Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal. On this occasion, he elaborated, in cooperation with Irene F. Whittome and Rober Racine, the Trio pour Samuel Beckett, a book-disk combining music and voice, text and images. Raymond Gervais has mostly exhibited in Canada and in Europe and his works can be found at the National Gallery of Canada, the Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal, at the Ontario Art Gallery as well as at the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec.
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Title: Not Her Life
Rating: PG
Fandom: Lost
Characters/Pairing: Juliet/Sawyer
Genre: Angst/Tragedy
Summary: On the brink of death, Juliet thinks about the life that never was.
Warnings: Finale spoilers. Character death.
'It worked.'
The words are on her lips, but her lips aren't moving. She needs to tell James, only she isn't sure why, because the fact of the matter is, it didn't work, and she's still lying here, milliseconds from death at the bottom of a hole, with a body full of broken bones, and a heart full of broken promises.
Stay six months, then go back home. Back to Miami. Back to Rachel.
Life doesn't always pan out like it's supposed to.
Her mind flashes to a hospital; a waiting room with a couple of vending machines, but that doesn't make any sense, because James is there, and she's never been with James back on the mainland.
They have operating rooms, and they have waiting rooms, but the vending machines are in short supply.
'We should get coffee some time.'
'I'd love to, but the machine ate my dollar, I only got one left.'
'We could go dutch.'
In that moment, she's here, at the bottom of the hole, but she's somewhere else entirely. At first it feels like it's some other life, where she had never said yes, had never gotten on that damn submarine.
But it's not. She knows it's not.
Whatever happened, happened.
She always said yes, and she always got on that sub, and she always fell in love with James Ford, and she always – always – died.
In that other life, though, she's wearing a white coat, and there's a smile on her face, even if she isn't entirely sure why. A place where space and time has no meaning.
She isn't sure how she got here, but she has memories of this other life – Jack, her son. A life that never was.
Though she's spend so much of her time around women having children, women wanting to have children, she had never seriously considered the thought until James, and even then, it had probably already been too late.
Whatever happened, happened.
Determinism is a major pain in the ass.
'Juliet…Juliet…It's me, baby.'
She closes her eyes, as she remembers her death, remembers her hand slipping from his grip, remembers falling, remembers setting off that damn bomb.
It was supposed to fix everything.
But it didn't. And she'd known that almost right away, as she'd hovered between two worlds – hovered between life and death. There's no fixing the past. It's already done.
She could never have that life – the life with kids, and a house with a white picket fence, and James. For a split second in 1977, it had almost seemed like a possibility, but the universe has a way of course correcting.
That's not her life.
Not in this world.


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It was at this point that I heard announcer John Madden say something that was on one hand very true, but on the other hand very ignorant. He said, "At times like these first you hope, and then you pray." When I heard this, I was confused as to how to process it. I think my first emotion was amazement. Over the course of the many minutes waiting for the doctors to determine how best to remove Perry from the field, the announcers had more than once mentioned prayer, and for that I was thankful. It is not everyday that we here such prominent men speak about something so reviled in this day and age in such a public context. As I said though, at the same time I realized the ignorance that his comment betrayed. To be fair it is not his ignorance alone, but an ignorance shared by many people. That ignorance is this: prayer is the thing to do when all else fails. It seems as if people follow a flow chart in life that goes something like this:
- Try to make it happen yourself.
- Try to make someone else make it happen.
- Hope that it just happens.
- Pray that it happens.
Let's not forget to ask ourselves the key question that we should always ask when we encounter a situation like this: "How does this apply to me?" Well, you or I may not be football players, but we all play a little game called life. Like football, life can get a little rough sometimes. Some of us get injured, not only physically, but emotionally and spiritually too. So should we wait until we have no other choice but to pray? Of course not! We should be praying "continually." Pray in your car, pray in your office, pray in bed, pray at the kitchen table, pray on the couch, or even pray in the bathroom! God doesn't care where you pray, he just cares HOW you pray and how OFTEN you pray. Pray honestly. Don't pray in front of other people just to impress them. If you don't know what to pray for, pray for God to show you what to pray for! Pray for our country, pray for your family, pray for our leaders in all levels of government. Pray for the leaders of your church. If you feel like it, you can even pray for me! The point is God asks us to never stop praying, and if we look hard enough there is always something to pray about.
*Let it be noted, just for sake of clarity, that I am NOT saying that Perry got hurt as some sort of punishment from God for not praying continually. There is no way for me to know when he was praying, so I would never jump to any such conclusion.


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The briefing has concluded.
What a bloody snoozefest…….yeah, yeah, yeah….they are going to give everyone a good talking to, they'll see the light. Ernest is the dumbest spox in the history of the position…a total dumb tool.
THIS "WH Press Corps" (looking at You Mr. Koffler etc.) IS THE DUMBEST-WEAKEST-MOST USELESS FOR ALLOWING THIS OBAMA REGIME TO GET AWAY WITH ALL THIS CRAP FOR THE PAST 8 YEARS…
Keith has no control over the press corp.
Don't shoot the messenger.
…I would like to hear Keith (really being honest) why this "WH press corps" has been so weak, useless & sycophant to this Obama regime.
Keith works in this White House so He MUST know alot of stories, rumors and dirt/truth about "Barack Hussein Obama" and his past 8 years occupying this White House.
I want to know the TRUTH about this Obama regime and why this useless MSM/"WH press corps" has allowed this all this crap to happen…
What a lying toe rag……obamacare is a failure with a captial F. Whatever…..he speaks like English is not his first language. His next job will be as the Obama butler.
Another daily does of the a$$ of lies.
I just heard on the radio that Obummer's planned trip to FL tomorrow has been postponed due to the hurricane.
He was supposed to first go to Tampa to "deliver remarks" on how wonderful the UNaffordable Lousy Healthcare Act is, followed by a rally for Shrillary in Miami.
I hope the sucker hits DC.
I am in SE North Carolina. It is headed my way. Maybe a direct hit.
I grew up in coastal NJ… I was stationed USN in Norfolk…and I have always got "excited" if a hurricane was heading my way.
I remember my parents taking me to the beach as the major storm waves hit in NJ. (I love a stormy sea)
I remember having to stay on board my USN ship, at dock/in the yard as a hurricane hit VA.
Good luck Marjo.
A typhoon hit when I was in the Philippines.
Big storm.
May God protect you and keep you safe, dear. I mean that. Amen.
Stay safe, Marjo.
But, but but, we were told Obama, the Maharaja of all the world, controls the rise of the oceans, the phases of the moon, the winds, the storms, the hurricanes! Were we mislead?
"Were we mislead?"
Define "we".
I saw this mess happening as soon as he was elected.
We can only hope that enough of the fools that were taken in by this charlatan have learned a lesson.
Maybe his next job will be – Obummers Butt buddy……hahaha
Moochelle has two rallies for Shrillary in NC today. She already spoke in Charlitte, and the Raleigh event is st 3 pm. I have never seen. FLOTUS relentlessly bash a presidential candidate like this:
* Charlotte
I meant to say I have never seen a FLOTUS do this.
Desperate times require desperate measures.
FLOTUS = angry Wookie
The desperation is becoming more evident by the day.
They are running a weak candidate against a man that wants to take this Country back.
Obama's legacy is in jeopardy, and if Trump wins it will be destroyed, hopefully.
The congress is the main obstacle he needs to overcome IMO.
He'll overhaul the Dept of Justice and prosecute Hillary. VOTE TRUMP!
I want to see him appoint the nastiest AG in history.
For those of you interested, the VP debate is on C-span.org tonight at 7:30 pm ET.
That's 1930 hrs. ET for all you vets out there.
I want to hear about this "wikileaks" stuff (October surprise) about Hillary…
From what I have read today, there was nothing there.
I have come to think that Assange is just trying to keep his name in the news.
I wonder if this is it:
"Guccifer 2.0 Claims To Have Hacked Clinton Foundation"
1930 hrs, roger that AVet.
Be there, or be square WHD's
…Why is it I can think of/ask 100+ better questions at a "White House Briefing" than anyone in this useless "WH press corps"…???
I can too Spook, they wouldn't be answered to our satisfaction.
You will see a big change if Trump gets the win.
Whomever the press secretary will be, they will be hammered incessantly.
Trump bought the domain name clintonkaine.com for $15,000 from a guy named Greene and has put a ton of negative articles on it about Hillary and Kaine…I went to the sight and it is great! So any Hillary supporter who goes to that website is going to see a lot of very negative articles.
Go to clintonkaine.com and see for yourself.
Trump is a genius……
I saw it earlier today.
It's great.
I read about it last night. It's supposed to be designed like the Drudge Report:
Here is a question we could ask doofus Earnest at a press conference:
"Does the fact that the brother of FBI Director Comey, Peter Comey, was a lawyer in the employ of the Clinton Foundation, or that James Comey himself has received millions of dollars from the Clinton Foundation influence his decision to let Hillary off the hook in spite of her criminal behavior?"
He would say something along the lines of,…"I don't have any information on that, you will have to contact the FBI". Next question.
Exactly. And his nose would grow another foot long.
Well here's something.
See what you think.
But, but, what about Trumps taxes?
The Clintons are beyond corrupt.
It's like they're Democrats…oops, I repeat myself.
Late breaking weather report for Florida in the next few days..sunny. Low humidity clear skies. Perfect for AF1 as well as the cows plane in Miami. Extra extra read all about it ! Bienvenido Barry!
We went "out" for dinner tonight. Had an appetizer and a salad and a glass of good wine.
A good, inexpensive way to dine out.
Overheard a conversation between two women at the table next to ours.
OK, OK…I admit – I was eavesdropping!
They are on the Trump train! Full bore, all out support! They shared an Interesting story about a preacher sharing scripture to those wavering between their candidate of choice.
And! This week I saw a Trump bumper sticker!
So-o-o-o…on this Tuesday night before the VP debate, I am feeling optimistic.
God bless the USA. I pray it. I don't claim to deserve it, Lord, but, like Hannah, I pray it. Thy Will be done. Amen.
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San Jose Sharks star center Joe Thornton struggled last season to the tune of just 50 points.
For most NHL forwards, that would be a terrific season.
Yet for Thornton, it was his lowest non-lockout-shortened-season total since prior to Y2K.
Let that sink in for a moment...
From 1999-2000 through 2015-16, Thornton finished with 60 or more points each and every season. The man they call "Jumbo" is a no-doubt, sure-fire Hall of Famer. Even if he retired today.
While he apparently isn't one of the top-100 players of all time, Thornton currently sits 13th all time with 1,007 assists. He has not finished a season with fewer than 43 assists since 2000-01.
Another 43-plus apples in 2017-18 would see Thornton pass Joe Sakic, Marcel Dionne, Mario Lemieux and Gordie Howe for ninth on the all-time list. A 57-plus assist season this upcoming year (a mark he's "only reached" nine times previously) would see him move into eighth place all time, passing yet another Detroit legend, Steve Yzerman.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, but Andrew, he's now 38-years old and coming off offseason knee surgery, there is no way he will actually improve upon last year's numbers!
Actually, he will.
He is going to improve upon his scoring numbers by a minimum of 15 points and here's why:
Tale of Two Very Different Offseasons
Last season was set up for Thornton to take a step back. It was by far the shortest offseason of his career. The Sharks' 2015-16 season didn't end until June 12th. Thornton was an absolute monster that year with 82 points. His performance earned him a spot on Team Canada's World Cup team. That meant his September was spent practicing for and playing in high-stakes games. His offseason lasted only two-and-a-half months.
While he did undergo surgery after last season ended, this year's offseason will have been much, much longer. San Jose's 2016-17 playoffs ended on Apr. 22nd. The first game of San Jose's 2017-18 regular season, (they open up the season with a five-game homestand mind you) isn't until Oct. 4. That is nearly a five-and-a-half month break. Not to mention, that five-game homestand takes place over two full weeks. San Jose won't actually play a road game this upcoming season until Oct. 20, which will be a full six months since Thornton's previous competitive road contest. Thornton is going to be refreshed and ready to bank the points early on this upcoming season.
Due For More Bounces
Another reason Thornton is bound to see an uptick in scoring is that his 8.6 percent shooting last season was far below his career norm. We all know Thornton doesn't shoot, and a career-low 86 shots (outside his rookie year 33) last season is cause for some concern. However, standard variation rules suggest Thornton will likely score at much closer to, if not higher than his career average rate (13.9%) next season. A 13.9 shooting percentage on 90 shots next season would equate to 12-13 goals. That would be a five-six goal increase just based on a return to his normal rate (he only scored seven goals last season).
If his raw shot total were also to bounce back to the 120-range where he finished the prior three seasons, we are looking at about 17 goals. Even if the percentage were to remain significantly low, but the volume rebounds to the recent norm, that would equate to 10-11 goals.
One could also make the case that San Jose's power play is due to bounce back, and that Thornton will reap the benefits. However, last year Thornton still tallied 19 power-play points, the exact same total from his 2013-14 season.
Even though an increase in effectiveness of San Jose's power play might not boost Thornton's numbers, there is no denying that he is going to be both fresher and due for better luck this upcoming season. Furthermore, he will be playing in a contract year for the second-straight season. If Thornton wants to play for anywhere near the $6.75 million he made last season, or the $8 million he signed for for this upcoming season come 2018-19, he will have to prove he's still capable of being a 65-plus-point No. 1 center. He is certainly still skilled enough to do so.
Not Without Precedent
As Sharks fans will attest, a motivated Joe Thornton has always been a force to be reckoned with. And while 38 sounds extremely old for an average NHLer, we are not talking about an average NHLer here. We are talking about Joe, mother-bleeping Thornton. Comparisons to recent old-age superstars like Jaromir Jagr and Teemu Selanne are much more relevant than say a career grinder like Vernon Fiddler.
In the season which Jagr turned 44, he increased his point total by 19 points from the previous year. Jagr finished 2014-15 with 47 points between Florida and New Jersey, playing a total of 77 games. The following year for the Panthers he finished with 66 points in 79 games. Selanne meanwhile played full seasons at 40 and 41-years old where he scored 66 and 80 points. The previous two years saw Selanne finish with similar PPG rates, but only managed to play 54 and 65 games those seasons.
The point to be had here is that just because a future Hall of Famer has a down year late in his career, it doesn't necessarily mean his production will automatically trend down year after year. Just look at Thornton himself, he went from 65 points in 2014-15 to 82 points in 2015-16.
While this writer doesn't envision another 80-point season, 65-70 is still well within Thornton's enormous reach. I'll say this much, I wouldn't bet against it.


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Out of the Deep I CryBook - 2004
When a doctor from a local free clinic disappears, Episcopal priest Clare Fergusson and police chief Russ van Alstyne avoid their growing feelings for each other and pursue an investigation with links to the Jazz Age, Prohibition, and the Great Depression. By the author of A Fountain Filled with Blood. 40,000 first printing.
McMillan Palgrave
Blackwell North Amer
On April 1, 1930, Jonathan Ketchem's wife, Jane, walked from her house to the police department to ask for help in finding her husband. The men, worn out from a night of chasing bootleggers, did what they could. No one ever saw Jonathan Ketchem again.
But the Ketchems were far from forgotten. Over time, the family died off - except for Jane Ketchem herself (whom everyone but a few stubborn optimists/pessimists decided had been made a widow by Jonathan's disappearance). When Jane inherited substantial funds and a successful dairy business, she grew the money shrewdly enough to be able to endow a charitable clinic bearing the Ketchem name.
The clinic was a solid institution in the town when Clare Fergusson took the position of priest of Millers Kill Episcopal Church. Now the disappearance of the clinic's physician results in another seemingly unavoidable collaboration between Clare and police chief Russ Van Alstyne. Clare, a former army chopper pilot, has already proved herself a more-than-capable detective when serious local crimes brought the two together to work them out. Now they are at it again and still battling the mutual attraction that they can't acknowledge or allow because Van Alstyne is married.
The author has enriched her telling of this tale by drawing in episodes from Millers Kill - and Jane Ketchem's past. What happened in 1970 and 1950 and 1924 may have hard replies to the questions that have remained unanswered until now.
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When a doctor from a local free clinic disappears, Episcopal priest Clare Fergusson and police chief Russ van Alstyne pursue an investigation with links to the jazz age, prohibition, and the Great Depression.
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This is the 3rd book in this series, and like the others, it doesn't disappoint. Cleverly written using historical background story, it is one of the best so far. I don't feel the religious element is crammed down my throat. I was raised Catholic and the prayer and dedication of the main character doesn't offend me, although I am no longer a church-goer.
I couldn't get into this book, and finally stopped trying. The first book in this series was pretty good, but I quit reading the 2nd one when I was tired of having a certain subject crammed down my throat at every turn. I guess I'm just not a fan of the author at this point. She seems to have a very definite agenda.
This is one of a series involving two main characters; town police chief and female minister. Story line typically includes a crime or mystery to investigate. Best to start with first book as the series develops the relationship between the main characters. Enjoyable and easy read.
Very entertaining mystery. Flashbacks are handled well and are not a hinderance to the story. Can't wait to read the rest of the series
Very good entry in the series; maybe my favorite so far. Russ investigates the disappearance of a local doctor and Clare gets involved because the funding for the doctor's clinic gets diverted to St. Alban's for a new roof. This author has an uncanny and beliveable way to get a priest involved in police investigations and into dangerous spots. Kind of crazy but lots of fun. Also things are heating up between Russ and Clare.
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Sin Jong-Bok, Korea DPR coach
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Jose Mourinho might have talked himself into trouble again, not with the football authorities on this occasion but with his wife.
It turns out Chelsea's manager has not been telling her about the rather too regular deductions in his wage packet. More specifically, the thousands Chelsea take from him whenever they have to settle his account with the Football Association.
Three times he was fined last season, a total of £26,000 for two one-man pitch invasions and what he now appears to concede was a sarcastic attack on match officials. And three times, quite rightly, he took the hit. 'The club pay the fine, and it comes out of my wages,' he admits. 'My wife doesn't know.'
VIDEO Scroll down to watch new striker Diego Costa get nutmegged by Azpilicueta
Race to the title: Mourinho (left) is happy with the signings he has made ahead of the new season
New mould: Costa, Fabregas and Luis joined Chelsea this summer, along with Drogba
Mourinho is in playful mood as he looks ahead to the new season. He reveals his secret fine-paying policy with a devilish grin.
He shares his excitement for his new team, declaring them now ready to win the Barclays Premier League thanks to the arrival of Diego Costa, Cesc Fabregas and Filipe Luis. He says 'the Happy One' is also 'the Motivated One'.
And he states his intention to continue raging 'against the machine' whenever he feels it necessary. Injustice is something he simply cannot ignore, he insists, and he makes no apology for what he regards as fighting for his rights and the rights of his players; even the rights of 'English football', such is the responsibility he seems determined to shoulder.
A year ago, on his return to Chelsea, Mourinho talked of a team in transition. Now, as he sits in this beautiful part of Austria he has chosen for pre-season training, he considers himself to be in charge of a team that is just the way he wants it; complete with the striker he often complained of missing last season.
Costa is the class attacker he was craving, and a player Mourinho admires not just for his obvious skill and athleticism. He likes him for the way he has had to battle his way to the top, and he likes him because a combination of these qualities might just make him the true heir to Didier Drogba.
'When you look at the profile of the player, it's not just about the physical profile or the tactical profile,' says Mourinho. 'It's also the psychological profile. I have known Diego since he was 17 and he went to Portugal. Life was not easy for him.
'He has always to fight a lot to do things. In Portugal, he was a Braga player but it was a good team. He had to go on loan to a championship team to be back to Braga.
'Then Atletico Madrid bought him but, after that, he went to Celta Vigo because Atletico had (Sergio) Aguero.
'Then he had to go to Rayo Vallecano because Atletico had (Radamel) Falcao. He came back to Atletico when Falcao went.
Saviour: Diego Costa has been brought in to sort out Chelsea's problems up front
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'At Atletico he had to make people forget Aguero and Falcao. Without them (last season) they won the title and reached the Champions League final. But the guy had to fight a lot to arrive there, so I think he is the kind of guy who is afraid of nothing and ready for everything.'
Costa arrived at Chelsea 'thanks to his legs and to his heart', says Mourinho. 'That's what he said to me,' the manager explains. 'He's been given nothing for free.'
The striker has, however, been blessed with talent. The kind of talent Mourinho describes with infectious enthusiasm.
'It is easy to see a big, strong guy using his body, attacking spaces, holding up the ball and pressing people,' he says. 'But, with proper football eyes, the guy is much more than that. The movement is incredible, the intelligence is amazing, the choices he makes in terms of movement are fantastic.
'The guy is a real top striker. I can say that because I've known him for a long time. Even the older players with us — Ivanovic, Terry — they say it's fantastic that he's coming because he is so strong.
Boss: Manager Jose Mourinho takes charge of his training session ahead of the new Premier League season
'They say he is good in the air but, after three or four days of training, they change their opinion. They say he is much better than that. They thought about his physical presence, but he is much more than that.'
Mourinho is happy to compare him to Drogba because he is confident Costa will prove himself every bit as successful. In certain areas perhaps he will prove even better.
'Didier is still better than him in the air,' he says. 'Costa is good in air, Didier is super good.
'But Diego is more powerful than Didier when attacking spaces. And he arrives with more experience at the highest level. When Didier joined us, he was playing in the French league, having played just a couple of matches with Marseille in the Champions League. He was not even playing in World Cups with the Ivory Coast.
'Diego is made. Physically, mentally, Diego is an end-product. The Premier League is difficult and he knows; he is ready.
'To play with the Chelsea responsibilities and pressure, he knows and he is ready, too.
Thrice: Mourinho is looking for his third Premier League title after winning in 2005 (above) and 2006
'I don't think it will be difficult for him to succeed. I feel he is the right guy to help the team to win things. He just needs to work with the new players, the new team and the new coach to adapt his football to a different way of playing.'
With Costa and Fabregas he sees a team that has undergone 'a change of profile' with 'different qualities'.
He adds: 'This season we went to the market with different objectives. We felt last season we had a team. Not a super team, but we had a team. With that team we were fighting for the title until almost the end and were in the Champions League semi-final.
'From mid-season we were feeling that we needed critical surgery, new players but instead of buying five, six, seven, eight, we made a very early decision to go and attack three points where we felt we needed a real improvement.
'As well as a striker we needed a player for the midfield with a different football profile and we had two or three options. But my club did fantastic, the way they killed the situation with Fabregas. What I did was explained to the player what I want from him, explained to the player what was waiting for him, tried to make the player think it was the perfect move for him.
Dwelling: Chelsea's loss to Crystal Palace in March was a bitter blow to their title hopes
'After that, my club was fantastic. The club resolved it in record time and the way they did it with Barcelona was, for me, a big surprise. I was expecting Fabregas to still be training with Barcelona and us here waiting for him. But it was done before the World Cup.
'After that, we needed a real left back. We always felt Luis was a stable player that we needed who gave us multi-solutions. I can play Azpilicueta right back and Ivanovic centre back because of Filipe.'
Fabregas, he says, is a player who should enable Chelsea to address problems they experienced last season. Against their main rivals they were superb. Had it simply been a competition between the top six sides in the Premier League, they would have won the title. But they dropped points to teams in the lower half of the table.
'Fabregas is a player of control,' he says. 'He's a player that wants the ball, a player that needs the ball. In these matches away, we will have much more control of the game and much more initiative than before.
'Against Crystal Palace we deserved to lose. But we shouldn't deserve to lose against Palace. We lost at Stoke and Newcastle too, the same profile of games as Palace.
Regret: Mourinho believes Chelsea did not deserve to lose to Stoke earlier in the 2013-14 season
'During the whole season, the first away goal one of my strikers scored was at Southampton, on New Year's Day. So, from August until the end of December, my strikers didn't score away. This is the situation. Will it be a problem for Diego to play at Palace or Stoke? Not at all. I think they will be the matches he will most enjoy.'
The last time he guided Chelsea to the title, Mourinho had a team that dominated English football in a manner even Sir Alex Ferguson considered remarkable. They were strong, powerful, seemingly indomitable. Mourinho is more cautious about Chelsea's chances of securing silverware in the same fashion.
'At this moment English football is very dangerous,' he says. 'For all the top five and six teams it's very dangerous. You have to prepare your team to be champions if you want to finish in the top four. If you say your objective is to finish fourth and go to the Champions League, and you organise your squad and your objectives to finish in the top four, there's a big chance you'll finish outside it.
'From my perspective as Chelsea manager, I say "we want to be champions, we're ready to be champions, and we're not looking at other teams". I have the squad I want and the right profile of squad to attack the title. The situation is dangerous for everybody. But I start the season saying we want to be champions.' So will 'the Happy One' clash less with authority?
Captain: John Terry evades the challenge of Patrick Bamford a Cesc Fabregas watches on
'At Chelsea I am always the Happy One,' he says. 'This season, I am the Happy One and the Motivated One. I have great motivation because I feel with these new guys we can take the team to a new level. But yes, it's true. During last season a few things happened which, for me in English football, were a bit of a surprise.'
He remains convinced he was right to complain his team had to play on a Sunday before the second leg of a Champions League semi-final.
'We were the only team in a position to play in the Champions League semi-final and nobody was helping us,' he says. 'Instead we had to play Liverpool 48 hours before we had to play a Champions League semi-final.
'It is my duty because I am the manager of one of the country's most important teams. It is my duty to try to do things for this football country. If you tell me it would be better to shut up and not make any comment about the fixtures — I would say yes, that is a comfortable and probably clever position in the modern world. But it is my duty to do it.
'I will not be aggressive in my comments and I will not exaggerate in my criticism but I will always remind people about the situation. When an English team reaches the Champions League semi-final and they have to play 48 hours before, when they could perfectly well play Saturday, I will tell.
Cesc: New signing Fabregas seems to be settling in to life with Chelsea, a club he swore never to play for
'When referees make poor decisions against my team I will say. Last season I tried to be sarcastic, but polite, never bringing the game into disrepute, or saying the referee wanted to cost us the title. I did this in a very simple way, but without legal reasons I was punished.'
Does he tire of raging against the machine?
'The machine has to give me a positive answer,' he says. 'If there's a personal situation between me and the machine and it answers in a personal way against me, then this is not the feeling I have.
'I don't think it's fair the machine answers against me, or against my people. Rui Faria (banned for abusing the fourth official), he has a much bigger punishment because he's my assistant? He's a way to get into me? If that's the case I don't think I deserve that. I was away from English football for five years and nobody defended English football like I did. The machine of English football should feel that, and respect that.
'I cannot change my personality, but I am one of them, I'm not against them. As an example, if at the end of next season another club is in the Champions League semi-final, I will fight for them in the same way.'
We would expect nothing less.
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Someone else has reviewed and updated the research into Slow Glass, this time with a little bit more scientific description. This published on laboratoryequipment.com dealing with work done at the University of Warwick talks about how scientists use 'doughnut-shaped byproducts of quantum dots to slow and even freeze light'. 'Details are reported in Physical Review Letters', which specialises in short publications; hence the 'letters'.
A few searches on Physical Review Letters didn't turn up anything so maybe it is the print edition, with online publication later. However, on the page of one of the lead researchers at University of Warwick there is a link to the news item and I note a podcast is due soon.
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This March may be a great time for social media spring-cleaning! Today, upwards of 56 percent of U.S. Internet users, age 14-17, use Instagram. Even more astounding, it's been reported that we visit the Facebook app or site 13.8 times during the day, for two minutes and 22 seconds each time.
What is cause for concern is how our daily use of social platforms can negatively impact personal feelings of self-worth and confidence. One study found that half of the survey's participants, all of whom identified themselves as social media users, reported that use of social networks made their lives worse. In particular, participants noted that their self-esteem suffered when they compared their own accomplishments to those of their online friends. For teens suffering from acne or adults plagued by acne scars, social media platforms can become another self-esteem deflator.
If you're concerned that you, your child or a friend, is bordering on social media obsession, take time this month to clean out those habits. Here are three recommendations to consider.
- Take a break from your phone. If your phone is plugged in, so are you. Turn off your phone at night to avoid going to bed with Instagram images on your mind and waking up to instantly scan Facebook. Create morning and evening rituals that don't include social media platforms.
- No smartphones at the table. Create guidelines in your home to help prevent excessive smartphone use that can take away from personal connection with family and friends. One great rule is: no smartphones during meals. This means no texting during lunch, checking emails at breakfast or updating Twitter at dinner.
- Engage in new hobbies. If the hours you spend mindlessly scanning the world of social updates are adding up, think about some activities you wish you were enjoying or activities you see other people sharing on Facebook and Instagram that leave you with a ping of jealousy. Then go out and do them! Sign up for a pottery class, go for a hike, visit a new restaurant, join a club sports team, start a book club—the options are endless! Getting involved will require you to be present and encourage in-person social interactions.
Above all, remember (and remind your friends and children) the number of "Likes" you receive is not an indicator of your worth or beauty. If you have any additional tips for how to prevent social media obsession, please share them on our forum!


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Today is a happy, happy day for me because of two things: 1) a blog award and 2) pressies, both from wonderful book blogger friends.
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Sandy Nawrot of You've GOTTA read this gave me The "Uplifting Blogger" Award and I'm so thrilled to receive it! Thank you, Sandy! She has a great sense of humor (you've GOTTA visit her blog!) and she always leaves the most thoughtful comments.
Now, I have the good fortune of knowing many uplifting bloggers and I would I like to mention them here (in no particular order):
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Now, I have the good fortune of knowing many uplifting bloggers and I would I like to mention them here (in no particular order):
- Melody @ Melody's Reading Corner
- Julia @ Julia's Books Corner
- Wendy @ Musings of a Bookish Kitty
- Vivienne @ Serendipity
- Barbara H. @ Stray Thoughts
- Kathy @ Bermudaonion's Weblog
- Beth @ Beth Fish Reads
- Kathleen @ Boarding in my Forties
- Carol @ Carol's Notebook
- Dar @ Peeking Between the Pages
- Diane @ Bibliophile by the Sea
Mailbox Monday. This meme is hosted by Marcia at The Printed Page. I get to participate again this week (YAY!) because the package from Melody arrived today! She sent me two books (one I won at her book giveaway, and the other one is a bonus!), AND a Christmas card AND a super cute bookmark. Thank you so much, Melody!
- Fishing for Bacon by Michael Davis (from the giveaway)
- One True Thing by Anna Quindlen (the bonus)
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