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Was that really Andy Reid on the sideline last Sunday? The Eagles called 17 runs in the second half against the Giants, shocking pretty much everyone. And, as I pointed out on Monday, that new focus on the run game made Michael Vick into a much better quarterback. With the pressure off of his back, Vick completed eight of 11 attempts for 109 yards in the second half.
Let's dive into the All-22 coaches film on this one. The first thing to note is that the Eagles didn't just run the ball more -- they called different run plays. The staple of the Howard Mudd offensive line is the stretch to the outside (read more about that here). Those outside runs behind athletic linemen worked great last year, but the patchwork offensive line the Eagles trotted out last week couldn't execute the same way.
In the second half (except down by the goal line), the Eagles abandoned those run schemes in favor of more straight-up blocking, often with the I-Formation. It worked:
Linemen set the edge, McCoy follows his FB.
Even Dallas Reynolds got great push here.
Block down to get McCoy the edge.
The Eagles also used fullback Stanley Havili in an H-Back set up for a few plays, giving them some interesting flexibility. Here they fake the toss to Bryce Brown and hand off to Havili coming up the gut instead. He follows Todd Herremans into the hole:
Later, they came back to the same look and used it to get numbers on the right side instead:
Suddenly, with the run game working, Vick's job gets so much easier. The linebackers actually bought this run fake, leaving Brent Celek wide open over the middle:
And with the defense now trying to both stop the run and prevent the pass, remembering to contain and control Vick's scrambling becomes a greater problem. He ran three times for 30 yards in the second half:


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6 Ways To Maintain Your Yoga Practice Beyond The Studio
Thanks to my insatiable appetite for adventure, cultural experiences, and the wild unknown, I have been lucky enough to travel the world over these past few years. Traveling and yoga are very similar, because they both give you the opportunity to witness the world from a different angle, to help shift your perspective on life, and to bring you back home to who and what truly matters.
From traveling to different countries, to being on the road or an airplane, to airport layovers, to living out of a suitcase, and to being out of my normal routine and comfort zone, I've discovered some tricks for maintaining my yoga practice while jet-setting the globe. Trust me, if this Gypsy Soul can maintain her yoga practice while traveling, so can you!
1. Pack a yoga mat with you.
Ideally, that's a light travel mat that doesn't weigh too much (so that your luggage is not over the weight limit ... and so that you have more space to fill with treasures you bought while traveling!) One good one: the Manduka eKO SuperLite Travel Yoga Mat.
2. Practice in the a.m.
The beauty of traveling is going with the flow and not always having a plan. An unplanned day may take you somewhere magical, where you get to experience something new, where you have the opportunity to eat delicious local foods, and ... well, the only downside is that it may leave you with less opportunity to practice as the day goes on. So, I find it's ideal to get your practice on in the morning before you leave for the day. This way, you can be even more present to the experiences awaiting you, and you can fully immerse yourself in the local culture without feeling anxious about missing your yoga practice!
3. Create sacred space.
Find a space with enough room to practice and move your body. Creating sacred space can be outside in nature, ideally away from technology and distractions, and should be a space where you feel good and are inspired to get on your mat.
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4. Pack your yoga goodies with you.
Travel with some items that bring you comfort from back home, help ground you while you're on the road, and help create the sacred space I just mentioned above (think "hippie" stuff: crystals, stones, mala beads, a photo of a loved one, sage, incense, yoga music, etc.). Place your crystals, stones, and your favorite mala bead at the top of your yoga mat, or somewhere nearby. Clear any unwanted energy by lighting your incense before or after your yoga practice. Play your favorite music. Suddenly, you won't feel quite so far from home.
5. Go with the flow.
Part of traveling is stepping out of your comfort zone and experiencing the world in a different way. Traveling teaches you how to go with the flow more in life. So when you are on the road, while you may have the intention to get on your mat, things may happen that prevent it. Give yourself a break, and know that your practice will look and feel different from your practice at your home studio. Embrace the journey and the opportunity to go with the flow, both on and off your yoga mat, and watch as it helps you become more fluid in your everyday life when you return home from your travels.
6. Remember: Traveling is already a form of yoga.
Yes, your trip really is an extension of your yoga practice. Anything approached with intention and mindfulness can be a form of yoga. From walking down a new colorful street with your eyes wide open, to fully savoring every bite of some new exotic cuisine, to having your heart crack wide open from otherworldly people and experiences . ..know that these experiences, when approached with intention and a desire to be present, are all a part of your yoga practice. Just like yoga, traveling can help to transform you into a more aware, connected, and deeply conscious human being.
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10 Things I Don't Care About
39 comments:
Yes to foundation for sure. I know next to nothing about make up. I wear eyeliner and eyeshadow and that's it. Being low maintenance is a big time saver. ;)ReplyDelete
The weird flavor of Oreos I'll never understand. I mean why? The ordinal Oreos are perfect.ReplyDelete
I love the bachelor. Haha. I'm new to it--but it's definitely my guilty pleasure.
I don't get the PSL either. I'll just take my coffee or a chai if I'm getting crazy. Nutella is awesome--give it a second look. 😉
And cable--we may have just gotten cable so we could watch football here. Lol. It may be going back off when football season is over. Haha. #priorities
I am totally with you on the Bachelor and Stranger Things. The Bachelor is so stupid, I can't stand it!!! And Stranger Things was scary for me too and sort of boring all wrapped in to one. We didn't make it past the first episode. I don't like weird flavored oreos either, I just like the regular ones and the golden ones. We got rid of our cable and stick to Netflix and Hulu. Now, I do like PSLs and Nutella but I am not so obsessed with them that I have to talk about them every day or anything. And I have always had pets. My older dog passed away a few months ago and it was so heartbreaking. We still have our other dog and we talked about getting a puppy for him so he isn't so alone but with a baby coming I just don't think I have the energy so we are going to wait until she is older to get a second dog.ReplyDelete
Oh, don't go pretending you didn't use to care about the Bachelor! I remember your hilarious commentary! Deep down, waaaay deep down, you care*!!ReplyDelete
*and by "care" I'm using the transitive property. We're friends + I care = You care about me even if I can about the Bachelor.Replies
ha! Okay fine you got me ;) There are two seasons I do remember watching regularly. The one with Melissa and... Jason? Where they awkwardly broke up during the final rose. And also the one with the blonde-haired girl... Emily? And that Mormon guy and they broke up shortly after. And I think I watched the one with Sean too. OKAY FINE. Ugh.Delete
I'm totally with you on #1. I haven't watched it in years! Not for any particular reason, I just haven't tuned in! Who is JoJo? What is Bachelor in Paradise? Haha!ReplyDelete
I totally agree on foundation (I basically buy the lightest powder I can find at Walmart), PSL's, and new products. This was such a fun prompt! Have a good weekend, girl!
I totally agree with you on some of these! The Bachelor is painful I watched one season because the guy reminded me of my friend but after that I was like nope never again can I do this to myself! Can't deal LOLReplyDelete
I'm the strange one - I dont get football & the way people freak out about it - especially Fantasy Football. What the heck? Are Wizards involved?ReplyDelete
I agree with most!! Except Nutella-- it is awesome! (: Everyone is probably better off without cable too!ReplyDelete
We are kindred spirits. I did enjoy Stranger Things (all of the nostalgia!) and I enjoy the occasional Diet Coke (trying to stop that), I almost 100% agree with this list. Oh, except I don't even like regular Oreos, but must say that their lemon thin ones are pretty tasty.ReplyDelete
One thing I don't care about: celebrating my birthday for an entire week (or month). It's my birthday. Great. Let's have some cake and go to dinner. Done and done. I don't even want presents.
Ha, I can agree with so many of these. I think the only two I really disagree with are pets and Stranger Things (all the 80's nostalgia!). But I like scary shows/movies...and I looooooove my cat. (Not a dog person)ReplyDelete
The rest...yeah. Meh.
I agree with many of these (PSL, Nutella, The Bachelor - unless I'm in a bracket in which case I'm IN IT TO WIN IT). I've never watched Stranger Things and I'm not tempted to do so.ReplyDelete
But I love my cats. And I'll choose mint Oreos over regular Oreos every day of the week.
I KNEW STRANGER THINGS WAS SCARY! Everyone keeps lying to me and saying it's not but I'm a baby and I'm afraid to even start it. Also, I feel like maybe I just don't understand foundation. Because to me it seems like maybe you just paint your entire face? And that just seems VERY unpleasant and also very difficult. And what happens if you sweat? Or cry? I'm guilty on the PSLs but for me I think it's because I save all things pumpkin for fall and even just the smell of a PSL makes me SO HAPPY.ReplyDelete
I agree with you on everything except the pet thing. I love pets and hate that I can't have one right now. #rentingsucksReplyDelete
I would also add that I don't care about Harry Potter (and I get dirty looks for it all the time), Pretty Little Liars, or Snapchat. People have been begging me to get a Snapchat for years and I've had no trouble resisting thus far.
Love this post, by the way!
I feel like I agree with every other one! Haha. Obviously I love having a pet. I will ALWAYS have a dog. Always. It's a requirement for my husband and I. We love them. But Nutella and Stranger Things and Oreos and Apple products are a total MEH to me. Haha! Foundation is necessary for my stupid skin and the Bachelor stuff is interesting to me, though if it went off the air I wouldn't shed a single tear! Haha!ReplyDelete
I am SO with you on the PSL and The Bachelor! My husband and I have considered cutting the cord with cable too for a long time. He are both huge football fans so it's a tough call, but we are probably going to go for it next year. My parents live close so we could always go to their house for the games. Love this list!ReplyDelete
Can I say yes to not caring about all 10 of these? Don't care about any of them either. Don't have cable. No long lines. No pets. NOPE. NOPE. NOPE!ReplyDelete
girl, people keep asking us when we're going to get a dog, and I'm like when I'm done having kids and they're old enough to fill the food and water bowl and walk it. like you said, I don't need to deal with another type of poop at this point in my life.ReplyDelete
Literally. All of these things. Also, Chipotle. I'm sorry, it's just not that good.ReplyDelete
I almost threw up in my mouth when I saw the new Oreo flavor of Swedish Fish....GROSS.ReplyDelete
I love this post, love your honesty, and love that you're not posting pics of your PSLs all over your Instagram! ;)
We could be besties :) The only one I care about is Diet Dr. Pepper, and I'm in the fiercest battle ever over here trying so hard NOT to care about it anymore... #caffeinewithdrawalisrealReplyDelete
Are we long lost sisters? Cause I don't care about any of those things! I would like a dog one day, but I'm not interested in having one right now. I am really glad that I turned out to be low maintenance because worrying about foundation and all that seems like a lot of work. Not that I would know, I don't think I've ever bought foundation. Two other things I don't care about are sports and running. So, I guess we're not long lost sisters after all!ReplyDelete
I am so tired of hearing people talk about Stranger Things. I have a cat and she's great and all, but why are people setting up separate instagram accounts for their pets? It's ridiculous! I could never care enough about makeup to see if I'm wearing the right shade. I just do the best I can.ReplyDelete
I wear makeup maybe once a month so I hear you on foundation. This trend might be on its way out, but I don't care for those adult painting parties. Or Chipotle. I totally agree with the commenter above: it isn't very good.ReplyDelete
i've gotta say i'm kinda disappointed - i was waiting for a "i don't care about numbering things" ;)ReplyDelete
Agree with the Bachelor, PSL, and nutella (did you see what I did with the Oxford comma?). Haven't seen Stranger Things but I bet my husband would love it--he likes scary shows.ReplyDelete
I gave up pop/soda in January and haven't looked back, with the exception of the occasional LaCroix. Now I drink either coffee or water.
I was so excited to try the PSL for the first time a few years ago because EVERYONE was raving about them. Turns out, I don't even like them! Also, we got Sling TV this football season just for ESPN. We don't have cable either and don't mind paying $20 for a few months to be able to watch the football games!ReplyDelete
PSLs are tasty, but I don't get all the hoopla about them either. Especially when it's part of a "Falltime" craze, since Oklahoma (and the surrounding states) don't really have a legit Falltime. (it's nothing like falltime in Ohio or on the East Coast) Funny thing about foundation-I always buy whatever is cheap, I don't even wear makeup often (I can't remember the last time I did all-out makeup) but once a random girl in Ireland complimented me on it! I was so confused haha.ReplyDelete
I had a Starbucks gift card today so I got an iced PSL. It was fine, but not the greatest thing in the world. Also, it costs $5.25 for a grande which I thought was completely insane!!ReplyDelete
Agree with all your points except soda (diet Coke), pets (3 dogs), and foundation (terrible skin). I've never even tried Nutella or PSL.ReplyDelete
I am so with you on so many of these. And yes to caring about the Oxford comma!!ReplyDelete
Okay. Here goes. Don't care about the Bachelor. I could not care less about the Kardashians. Soft drinks haven't had one on 12 years. Oh but I do have a fur baby. Stranger Things...don't know what it is. I live under a rock...actually a pile of books so if it's on TV I probably don't care about it. We cut out satellite a few months ago although our satellite company begged us to stay. I'm so glad you posted about Oreos. I thought I was the only one...leave them alone people. Same thing with chips...really biscuit and gravy chips.ReplyDelete
Ew! Oreos! They are just gross in general and I only eat them when I live overseas like a crazy girl because they taste like America.ReplyDelete
What the heck is Stranger Things?
The Bachelor - I used to watch that and it is addictive. Then, I thought to myself how ungodly and horrible it was and how everything about it is anti-Jesus and decided to never watch it again. I don't judge those who watch it but it isn't godly.
Foundation! I have pores so I wear it just not all the time. Also, I love this spf moisturizer from Origins. It comes out white and then it somehow magically changes to whatever skin color you are. Isn't that weird? I love it but don't use it all the time because it is expensive.
PSL - NASTY! I can't even handle the smell. I mean, why??? I'm finishing up a post about foods I hate that most people love and PSL is on that list. So gross!
I love owning a pet! However, if I have a kid maybe I would feel differently. Dave's cat, that now loves me more than him, is so much fun! Plus, Dave is gone so much so she is good company for me.
Longest comment ever!
I do wear foundation and the PSL used to be absolute favorite drink in the world....before my morning sickness with Mabel. I joke that I have PSL PTSD because they still sound awful to me.ReplyDelete
Otherwise, I am with you on EVERY SINGLE THING!
And I'm SO glad you said that about stranger things because I have a friend who has been trying to get me to watch it and I am a giant chicken. So now I have someone who can back me up(you) and say that it is too scary!
Did I comment on this...? haha! I remember trying to comment on this from my ipad... but now I can't remember so maybe there are two from me now... who knows, ha!ReplyDelete
I had a super long conversation the other day with a friend about how I don't care about Nutella and I didn't understand what the big deal was, haha! I figure if I'm going to each chocolate it's going to be the real thing.
I'm with you on other the other things... except... owning a dog. Man oh man, we want a dog. But we also don't have babies and babies really aren't on a timeline, but a dog, we'll take all the dogs.
hey i noticed the number thing now! haha but only because i read your other post first. but anyway. i am with you on the bachelor and all of the spin offs. i just don't get it.ReplyDelete
i am a super wimp, gremlins gave me nightmares when i was like 5 and still shows up in my nightmares, and also the guy from hocus pocus with his mouth sewed shut? him too. anyway. and i didn't find stranger things scary! KC liked it more than me though.
i don't drink coffee so i am 100% behind you on PSLs. although i kind of hate everything pumpkin flavoured here... i'm not trying to complain or make it about me (what, i never do that) but it's sweet here, but at home it's savoury. when i eat something pumpkin flavoured here, like pie, it's like eating chicken flavoured ice cream to me, it's so bizarre.
with you on nutella. i unfortunately have a diet coke every day, without fail. i used to drink 2-3 litres of real coke though, and now i only drink 1-2 cans of diet.. so i feel like it's improved? i drink a ridiculous amount of water as well. i can't stand milk unless it's in the form of a milkshake or in cereal.
we don't have cable - we had sling tv and recently cancelled and got playstation vue. we lived without ESPN for a couple of years but KC would never go back now that we've found a cheaper option.
um you are my soul sister!!!! I agree with all of these!ReplyDelete
I'm with you on most of these! I watched The Bachelor once, and that was when I was living with my now-best-friend, and we had no friends except each other for about a month, and she made me watch terrible TV.ReplyDelete
I own some BB cream, and some mineral foundation, both of which look great on my skin. The last time I wore either was the last time I attended a wedding.
I rarely start new shows anymore unless they're done, so I can just watch everything at once. "At once" doesn't necessarily mean binging. My husband and I usually have 1-2 dramas and 1-2 comedies that we watch together. We're currently on Star Trek Enterprise, Scrubs, and Animaniacs. I think I've convinced him that West Wing should be our next drama, but he wants to wait until after the election to start it.
I don't like coffee or chocolate, so PSLs and Nutella are not for me.
I have an iPhone and an iPad. The iPad was the newest one in 2012. The iPhone is a 5S, maybe? It has the fingerprint unlocking thing. I don't need a new one until this one dies.
I want a pet snake. My husband says we can have a pet or a kid one day, but not both.
I do love me some diet soda, but I've diligently worked to cut back. It's an ongoing process. I'll get really good about reducing my consumption to 1-2 a week, and then it creeps back up to 3-4 a week, and sometimes 1 daily. I'm back down to 2-3 a week for now.
Netflix and Amazon Prime are all we need! And my dad's login info for his DISH account so I could watch the Olympics live this summer.
Double-Stuff Oreos are the best. Classic flavor, twice the icing. Yum.
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December 10, 1945
Soviet Foreign Ministry Report, 'On the Question of a United Government in Korea'
This document discusses the creation of an independent Korea. Roosevelt, Churchill, and Jiang Jieshi (Chiang Kai-shek) first presented the idea at the Cairo Conference in 1943. The United States supports the creation of a single Korean state while the USSR opposes it. The document discusses the importance of the answer to the unification question for the Soviet Union's political and economic future as well as its interest in the Far East.
December 12, 1948
The Problem of the Independence of Korea
After accepting the United Nations Temporary Commission on Korea's report on the validity of the South Korean election, the UN General Assembly passes Resolution 195 to recognize the Republic of Korea as a legitimate government on the Korean Peninsula.
April 20, 1949
The Korean Issue at the Third General Assembly of the United Nations
Published by the Society for the Study of International Problems in 1949, this book contains a compilation of letters and news from 1948 that cover North Korea's position toward the Korean issue at the United Nations.
May 02, 1949
Telegram from Shtykov on Preparations for an Attack on North Korea
Soviet Ambassador to North Korea Shtykov reports that South Korean forces were being expanded with US assistance and that the government of President Syngman Rhee was taking steps to increase the combat readiness of its army.
September 15, 1949
Telegram from Shtykov to Stalin
A description of the political and economic situation in South and North Korea, and on the presence of the struggling democratic and reactionary forces and their influence among the people. Attached are three appendices on the combat and strength of the South Korean and the People's Army of North Korea, the amount of weapons in the People's Army, and the amount of ammunition in the People's Army as of August 1, 1949.
September 24, 1949
Politburo Decision to Confirm the Following Directive to the Soviet Ambassador in Korea
The Soviet Politburo argues that North Korea is not ready to launch a successful overthrow of the South Korean regime and suggests North Korea should concentrate its efforts on developing partisan groups in South Korea.
September 30, 1949
Letter, from Syngman Rhee to Dr. Robert T. Oliver [Soviet Translation]
Letter from Syngman Rhee translated into Russian. The original was likely found when the Communists seized Seoul. Syngman Rhee urges Oliver to come to South Korea to help develop the nation independent of foreign invaders and restore order to his country.
January 19, 1950
Telegram Shtykov to Vyshinsky on a Luncheon at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the DPRK
Shtykov reports a meeting with Kim Il Sung, along with Chinese and Korean delegates. Kim Il Sung expresses his view on the prospect of a liberation of the South Korean people that is to follow the Chinese success in liberation. Kim expresses his view that the South Koreans support his cause for reunification which the South Korean government does not seem to purse, and that he desires to ask Stalin for permission on an offensive action on South Korea.


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Gallery 440
Gallery 440 was birthed when fine art enthusiast, Jennifer Henderson, put her personal collection of mid century modern and contemporary paintings on display for Fort Worth's Gallery Night. Trained in fine art painting herself, Jennifer collects rare pieces of art from local to internationally celebrated artists. Due to the enormous success of her first Gallery Night exhibition, Jennifer has made her collection available online. In addition to the permanent collection, Gallery 440 will highlight work from local featured artists. Take a look around and you're sure to find the perfect piece of art for your home or office.


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14 thoughts on "Final Row80 Check-in"
You did incredibly well, especially with being derailed and then further hindered by PayPal! I would love to sign on for a ROW80, but with summer busy season already showing signs of life, I am thinking that the better part of wisdom would be to wait until fall. My one goal for the summer, and it may be overly ambitious considering said busy season, is to finish my first book.
Well we all have met and learn a lot from this ROW thing, huh?
You've done incredubly well Prudence! I'd say you ROCKED the ROW this round!
Are you planning on continuing? I hope so. I think it takes a couple of months to get into balanced with our goals. At least it did for me.
Thanks Pru for your encouragement and support! Take care! 🙂
Thanks Karen, I will be continuing. I expect you are right about needing a few rounds to find the rhythm. See you there!
I didn't get as much done as I'd hoped, but I still did a lot, so I'm pleased! Looking forward to seeing you in the next ROW!
What a successful round, Prudence. Publishing your novels and working on your WIP are priorities, and you did very well.
You raise a good point: srping brings warmer weather, and I'll be outside a bit more. Maybe my WIP will feel abandoned 🙂
I'm posting my final update tomorrow.
I'll be there. Having to report to so many people helps keep a person focused, doesn't it. 🙂
Hi Fabio, yes, I do like to get a jump on the year through the winter. I know life will slow me down as the days get warmer, so I like to have that cushion. See you in the next round. 🙂
Wow, you're such a productive writer, Prudence! Nice to meet you. I haven't found my way here before, even though it's now the end of the round! I'll see you next round, though. Good luck until then.


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I try to give meaning to poor people so they can give meaning to their fellow neighbors, as the Lord gives meaning to life, explains 34-year-old Father Jose Kizhakkedath.
Lebanon was, and is, a land of many villages villages with many children and children with many needs. Put education and healthcare at the top of the list and enlist the aid of the Sisters of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary.
In the early 19th century, the Jesuit Fathers began their work in Lebanon. The Jesuits were dedicated to the education of these youngsters, but in this traditional society only the males of the family came forward to be taught. The Jesuits, however, saw an untapped natural resource in the faces of the young girls. But getting rights to develop that resource was not easy. Bucking tradition never is.
The Jesuit Fathers moved carefully. They gathered young women from larger urban areas, where girls were educated, to accompany them to the villages. They advertised cleverly: Send us your daughters. Well teach them to sew. Along with needles and thread came the ABCs. And how could a father argue when the young, urban women renamed lady Jesuits were teaching catechism to their daughters?
Pride conquered prejudice. Today, a visit to a village school or a look at the statistics from the Jesuit St. Joseph University in Beirut reveals a healthy harvest. Classes at all levels are often more than 50 percent female. Lebanese fathers brag about their clever daughters and rightly so. Lebanese women participate in virtually every field.
By 1853 the lady Jesuits had developed into a religious community, the Sisters of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary. Never cloistered, never daunted, but quietly working behind the scenes, this community has met and conquered many a challenge. Today they number 250 in Lebanon alone, one of the largest and oldest orders in the country. Approximately 3,000 children, Christian and Muslim, study in their schools.
The sisters newest challenge came in late May when Israel withdrew its troops from south Lebanon after 22 years of occupation. Long prayed for by the Lebanese, the withdrawal came with little warning.
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During a classroom conversation, one sister asked what a liberated Lebanon meant to them. She reminded them of one very important change: No more haajiz checkpoints something that had become a part of the students lives over the years. You are free to travel, the sister said to the children, as if to encourage them.
The need to start classes at 8:30 A.M., late by Lebanese standards, has ended; land mines have been removed.


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The 12th was a rather normal day, work-wise. Meetings out of the office (so there's a new snap in there) and just a nice pace. Four months down this year, eight more of these to go.
|01. 12:23am, my bedroom
I'm running the Snoopy Run on the 24th of April and I haven't been training as much as I should, so it was good that I actually got to sneak in this half walk/half run. Not sure how I'll survive the actual run -- where I'm up against 7 year olds.
02. 01:07am, my bedroom
I love catching up on John Oliver and every Monday night, I look forward to actually watching the HBO series. It's not news at all but it feels like it is and it's good enough for me. That's a horrible excuse, I know.
03. 06:46am, my bedroom
I don't know why I'm waking up earlier and earlier these days (let's not jinx it) but the sunrise was pretty damn hard to ignore. I swear I couldn't believe how pink and pretty the sky was. Not a bad way to wake up.
04. 07:57am, MRT
Rush hour on the train is pretty packed but I've had worse (hello, Manila) and so my first world problems aren't quite problems. My 9-station trip from home to office is a breeze and I shouldn't be complaining whatsoever.
05. 08:21am, Istana Park
Plus, I get to see this every morning. This park is the tiniest thing ever but this nice patch of green is always a nice breaker between the office and the rest of Orchard/the city, so it's always a welcome trek.
06. 09:06am, my office desk
And it's mail mail and more mail. I'm trying to limit the amount of times I check my mail for maximum efficiency. I haven't found the right balance yet, but I think i'm getting there. I tried this new thing called FOKASU so I hope it works out.
|07. 10:51am, Kith Cafe
I really like this cafe pretty near the office and though the coffee is a tad pricey, the croissants are heaven! I shouldn't be eating too many of these babies but I can't help it. It's seriously delicious.
08. 12:45pm, office pantry
And so to make up for the croissant, it's a salad for lunch! Sayaka is being a great influence and letting me eat salads again even if all I want is fast food so it's a good thing she's around to keep me in line.
09. 03:16pm, client office
And we're at a client's for a pretty long meeting which is good productivity-wise but I just wish I could spend more time away from meetings. Still, it's always welcome to go to a client-office especially when the view is amazing.
10. 04:52pm, MRT
I love how pretty the stations are along the Yellow line. There's always artwork or installations or just pretty things to look at while waiting in the non-existent line for the train to arrive. Disco raindrops.
11. 05:037pm, my office pantry
And it's time for friends to discover what the hell i've been doing the entire day, taking photos of my day. It's pretty insane that I've been doing this for a long time. I never realized, but it's always funny to look back.
12. 08:03pm, office desk hopping
And now it's time to bug folks before I go home. The graphic designers are my snapchat friends (and they're also a minimum 6 years younger than me) so I'm down the kids. They're pretty damn good at this, snapchat business, I must say.


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Choosing a Mother of the Bride (or Groom) outfit is a tricky thing to get right. You want to look fabulous - let's be honest your outfit is the most important after the wedding dress itself. You want to look smart, elegant, and you certainly don't want to risk wearing the same suit as someone else at the wedding! Because of this you can end up spending a fortune on an expensive outfit that you'll probably only wear once. After all, your killer Mother of the Bride outfit may well be too grand to wear as a guest to another wedding, you want to let the next Mother of the Bride have her moment too after all! My answer is to wear vintage. If you get it right, vintage really can offer the perfect solution. Not a hippy 70s kaftan, or 1920s flapper dress, but cocktail dresses from the 1950s and 60s which really lend themselves to a beautiful mother of the bride outfit because of the smart tailoring and beautiful fabrics. You probably don't want to look like you've stepped back in time, but you can dress a beautiful piece of vintage up with modern accessories and bring it bang up to date. It also means that nobody will turn up to the wedding wearing the same outfit as you, and it's also a dress which will be very wearable to parties afterwards!
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Today is July 14, 2010. There's no baseball being played anywhere. So I'm going to take this opportunity to do my mid-season Yankee rankings. Overall, I don't think Yankee fans could be much happier with the team. The Yankees lead the entire league with a 56-32 record, two games ahead of Tampa for best in the AL and four games ahead of the NL-leading Atlanta Braves.
Most Valuable Player – Robinson Cano
Hands down the Yankees MVP this season, Cano has been almost unstoppable at the plate and has played superbly on defense as well. He earned his second all-star appearance this season and his first ever appearance as a starter. Cano leads the Yankees in batting average, runs scored, doubles and slugging percentage. He is second in on-base percentage and homers, and third in RBI. He also boasts a team low 40 strikeouts out of all Yankees with at least 200 at-bats.
Most Improved Player – Nick Swisher
Swish is one of my favorite Yankees and I know I'm not the only one who feels that way. The attitude and passion that Swisher brings to the game is unmatched. His fun-loving personality is a big reason for the Yankee's success the past season and a half. Swisher has improved his eye at the plate, putting in a lot of work with hitting coach Kevin Long. Last season, Swish hit .249 with 29 homers, 124 hits 82 RBI, scored 84 runs and had a .371 on-base percentage in 498 at-bats. Midway through this season, in 315 at-bats, he is hitting, .296, with 94 hits, 15 homers, 49 RBI and has scored 55 runs due to his extra hits. His OBP is .377.
Biggest Disappointment – AJ Burnett
The sad thing is Burnett is exactly what everyone has criticized him for in the past – being inconsistent. Only two years removed from an 18-10 season for the Blue Jays, Burnett is performing below his salary at 7-7 with a 4.70 ERA. He is arguably the Yankees weakest starting pitcher right now, especially considering his win on July 7 in Oakland was his first since May 30th. He was 0-5 in five starts with an 11.35 ERA in June. The sad thing is Burnett started the season 4-0 with an ERA under 2.40, then was 6-2 with a 3.28 ERA before things went very downhill. The Yankees will need his veteran presence on the mound in the second half, especially since Phil Hughes will face innings limits later this season. Burnett needs to find a way to turn his season around.
Biggest Surprise – Phil Hughes
In spring training, Phil Hughes and Joba Chamberlain had to compete for the fifth spot in the Yankees starting rotation. Hughes had a successful spring while Joba struggled, earning Hughes the nod. Hughes dominated for the Yankees from the beginning. He started his season 5-0 with a 1.38 record, taking advantage of massive run support from the Yankee offense. Hughes is one of the top ten pitchers in the American League this season, boasting an 11-2 record with a 3.65 ERA, earning him a spot on the All-Star team. However, he will face inning limits later on this season, requiring the Yankees to get someone else to finish the season after he hits the limits. No word on his post season availability.
Offense: A The team is 2nd in runs scored and RBI, 5th in hits and 7th in batting average.
Starting Pitching: A- Sabathia & Co. are 1st in wins, 7th in ERA(2nd in AL only) and 10th in strikeouts. By the way, Andy Pettitte is 11-2 with a team leading 2.70 ERA. He could end up having the best season of his career at age 38.
Relief Pitching: B- Joba and David Robertson are the go-to guys in the pen' but their ERA's are 5.79 and 5.46, respectively. The bullpen has also only lost 10 games, a little better than average. But the Bombers still have the best closer of all time, Mariano Rivera.
Coaching: A Joe Girardi appears to have a good thing going with the Yankees right now and a great support staff, including pitching coach Dave Eiland and hitting coach Kevin Long. Whatever they're doing, it's working. The Yankees are in first place, enough said.
ESPN just posted this article dissecting the MVPs of the rivalry since 1995 — the year both teams made the playoffs.
I won't go into details here, but here are the MVPs of both teams — the lineup and the rotation.
Red Sox MVP: Manny Ramirez (no surprise here, this was to be expected)
Red Sox MVP pitcher: Pedro Martinez (I may have thought of Curt Schilling, but Pedro was around longer than Curt and he had several gems, even if he was the Yankees' "Daddy.")
Yankees MVP: Alex Rodriguez (I think what surprises me the most is that Paul O'Neill is second on the list and Jeter isn't even in the top five)
Yankees MVP pitcher: Mariano Rivera (No surprises here, and number two is Andy Pettitte, again no surprises here.
I think it's quite an interesting article to read, so go ahead and click on the link above to read about the MVPs of the rivalry.
There is probably no doubt anywhere that Roger Clemens used steroids. As he continues his legal wrangling with his former trainer, Brian McNamee, the Yankees want none of it. However, McNamee has plans to include the Yankees.
According to a story by Nathaniel Vinton in the Daily News, in a brief filed on Friday, McNamee has named a handful of current Yankees as potential witnesses in Clemens' defamation suit against McNamee.
The Yankees have never relished the destructive defamation suit former pinstripe hero Roger Clemens brought two years ago against his accuser, former Yankee trainer Brian McNamee, but bigger headaches for the club may yet lie ahead according to a new appeals-court brief issued by McNamee's defense attorneys.
A footnote deep in the 60-page brief lists current Yankee stars Andy Pettitte,Mariano Rivera, and Derek Jeter as witnesses McNamee might call to the stand for sworn testimony about Clemens' purported use of steroids and human growth hormone. Also listed among potential witnesses for McNamee is Angela Moyer, an alleged mistress of Clemens who tended bar near the Upper East Side apartment where McNamee said he visited Clemens after Yankee games to inject the pitcher with steroids and human growth hormone (Clemens has testified he thought the syringes contained vitamin B12).
The brief, which McNamee's attorneys sent Friday to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, portrays Clemens' defamation suit as nearly dead in the water. It comes in response to Clemens' appeal of a lower court's ruling last year that eviscerated the suit, which Clemens first brought against McNamee on Jan. 6, 2008, three weeks after a report by former Senator George Mitchell first publicized McNamee's accusations. Mitchell was also listed as a potential witness. He and the others could also be summoned to testify as part of a defamation countersuit that McNamee himself brought against Clemens last year in a federal court in Brooklyn — and will likely pursue, at least in order to recover his monumental legal fees.
Right now only the legal system could prevent from having the Yankee players testify. If the courts are convinced with the brief, then this won't happen.
One story that I enjoyed finding out about Yankee traditions is that Yogi Berra has his golf clubs shipped to Tampa. These clubs were at first stored in Joe Torre's office. Now they're in Joe Girardi's office.
Guess who was at the camp today? None other than Yogi.
The Yanks had a bunch of bullpen sessions. Both Hughes and Chamberlain threw today. The aces of the team — Sabathia, Burnett, Pettitte, and Vazquez are all not pitching for a few days as to preserve their arm for a possible long season ahead of them.
Chad Jennings has photos and a summary of today's workout. He reports that Pettitte feels good, even though he did the most innings since 2002, and Pettitte says it's because the team was able to preserve the starters in September for the playoff run.
Enjoy the photos and the summary from Chad!
I'm home sick with a cold, sinus, and congestion. So while I'm sitting in bed blowing my nose every five minutes, I've been reading blogs and people's tweets on Twitter. Here are some things for you all to read about this morning.
- The Winter Meetings in Indianapolis produced the busiest week of the Yankees' offseason. They kicked it off by dealing reliever Brian Bruney to the Nationals in exchange for the first pick in the Rule 5 Draft.
- Early last week, we got word the Yanks were working on a three team trade to land Curtis Granderson. They agreed to a deal on Tuesday, sending Ian Kennedy, Austin Jackson, and Phil Coke elsewhere. Once the medicals were reviewed the deal was made official.
- On Wednesday, Andy Pettitte solidified the rotation by agreeing to a one year, $11.75M contract, though he may have rejected the team's initial offer. The next day, the Yanks used the first pick in the Rule 5 Draft to select Dodgers outfielder Jamie Hoffmann, who will compete for a bench spot in Spring Training. Some thought the Yanks should have used the pick to take one of their own.
- The Granderson pickup allows the Yanks to put some pressure on Johnny Damon and Scott Boras. The two sides remain very far apart during negotiations, though they Yanks may offer two years at $10M each, which could close the gap. The Yanks have some competition for Hideki Matsui, and they also have the option of dealing a spare outfielder.
- The week concluded with Sergio Mitre, Chad Gaudin, and Melky Cabrera receiving contract offers for 2010, while Chien-Ming Wang was non-tendered. The writing had been on the wall for some time, and Wang rejected the team's split-contract offer.
- The Yanks expressed interest in various free agent pitchers throughout the week, including Ben Sheets, Kelvim Escobar, and Ryota Igarashi, and of course they're still in on Roy Halladay. They might not have room for another big contract, however.
- And finally, the front office wants to bring the entire coaching staff back.


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Watford striker Tommy Smith will walk out for the biggest game of his career at Vicarage Road today just two weeks after being lucky to escape with only minor injuries in a major car crash.
The 22-year-old and his girlfriend Nina had to be rushed to Hemel hospital on February 21 after a high-speed collision with a vehicle on the London Road near Tring which left his Audi a write-off.
But the couple survived with miraculously light injuries and Smith is back in training and set to start in Watford's FA Cup quarter-final with Burnley after a four-match absence.
He said: "It was quite a shake-up. I was coming to a corner and a car coming the other way lost control on the ice and hit me.
"I thought the injuries were worse than they were but I was always confident I would make it back for this game."
Smith had scored two goals in his last two games before the accident, and has a total of seven for the season.
The Newcastle fan's most important was a twice- taken penalty at Sunder- land which sent Watford through to this stage for the first time since 1988.
It is the furthest Smith has been in the Cup. He said: "I joined Watford when I was 10 and since I've been involved in the first team we've never had an FA Cup run.
"To reach the quarter- finals and play a team on a similar level at home means we've got a great chance to make the semis.
"There's so much hype it makes you nervous but when you get into the game it's just like any other."
Smith is out of contract this summer and will not be offered the lucrative deal which he rejected last season, because of wage constraints.
But he shrugs off talk of Sunday being a chance to impress suitors such as Tottenham in front of the television cameras.
He said: "Most players have some clubs rumoured in the papers. I'd love to play at the top level but hopefully we can take Watford up.
"We're good enough to get promoted. I get on well with Ray Lewington, I hope I can sort some- thing out for the future."
Burnley manager Stan Ternent has a full- strength squad to choose from with club captain Steve Davis returning from a knee problem.


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iIsland iOtok
Miha Čelar
Tuesday, 10. 12. 2019 / 16:00 / Small Hall
iIsland is a feature documentary about the last 13 inhabitants of the island of Biševo and their struggles to save the island community from extinction.
Young Ahmed Le Jeune Ahmed
Jean-Pierre, Luc Dardenne
Tuesday, 10. 12. 2019 / 17:00 / Main Hall
The story of Ahmed, a 13-year-old boy torn between the ideas of purity imposed on him by a local imam, and the temptations of life. Can love overcome the boy's righteous wrath?
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Ken Loach
Tuesday, 10. 12. 2019 / 19:00 / Main Hall
Told with insight and humanity, this poignant new drama by Ken Loach addresses another burning issue of modern society: precarious work and its devastating impact on family life.


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|Croatian: dom and domovina
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Was working on a valentine post, got busy with some other stuff, will post here later.
Toodle-oo for now.
Thursday, February 14, 2013
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
House Birdhouse or Birdhouse House?
This was a house that I transformed out of a wood block as part of the Art Brownie Project a while back. However, on the original house, the main feature was the roof - which I painstakingly shingled as you would a real roof - only in miniature. (I had also built steps, a deck and garbage and recycling bins). After spending so much time on the roof, I kinda slapped on some paint without too much detail and was never really satisfied with it. So I decided to give it a facelift, or a "renovation" if you will! I decided to change it into a birdhouse! I began by cleaning it up - adding a little more detail to the brickwork etc. I added a chimney, a drainpipe (previously painted on), threw some birdseed on the upper deck, drilled a hole, added a perch and oila! The only thing missing - as was suggested to me - were birds. So I made some out of Super Sculpey and here we are, House Birdhouse!
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Monday, February 11, 2013
Don't take any wooden underwear!
OK I did these a while ago, you can still go see 'em at Index G Gallery. Later on I did a larger version for a show at Manta Contemporary in Hamilton. I have to admit, they are pretty filthy looking. Watch out for splinters! Ouch!
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Tuesday, February 5, 2013
A penny for your thoughts
Well the times, certainly are a changin'. As I commented on my last post, the Canadian government has officially stopped production of the penny, they will slowly be phased out and soon, they will be nothing but a distant memory.
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Monday, February 4, 2013
Pennies from Heaven
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Heeeere's Buddy...
Yesterday being the anniversary of the plane crash that took Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and the Big Bopper, I wanted to post something here. I am in the process of inking, colouring and all that, so check back soon.
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Dear Friends of the Mindful Birthing and Parenting Foundation,
It is with immense joy that I share with you the Mindful Birthing and Parenting Foundation's (MBPF) many activities in 2015. What an exciting and event-filled year it has been!
As the need for well-trained Mindfulness-based Childbirth and Parenting (MBCP) instructors continues to grow both nationally and internationally, much of our activities in the past year focused on training perinatal healthcare providers who want to bring the MBCP program to expectant parents in their communities. The focus on teacher training also brings benefit to MBCP researchers studying the effects of the MBCP program on expectant women and families. This year introductory professional trainings were held in California, Hong Kong, France, the UK and Australia.
In April, MBPF offered a 13-week online MBCP Teacher Training for 20 participants in 9 countries.
In June, information about the impact of the inaugural course "Mindfulness Skills for Midwifery Practice: Stress Reduction for the Nurse-Midwifery Student" was shared at the the ACNM Education Committee's "Innovations in Midwifery Education" at the American College of Nurse-Midwives 60th Annual Convention in Washington, DC.
In November, the MBPF held its first MBCP faculty meeting online! Our esteemed faculty members are: Judy Cuneo, MD/Ob-Gyn, Larissa Duncan, PhD, Maret Dymond, PhD, Jane Gerlach, CNM, Eluned Gold, MSc, and Jen Moffitt, CNM. We look forward to working together and to the time when we will offer mentoring for new MBCP Teachers.
In collaboration with the UCSF Osher Center for Integrative Medicine, the Mindful Birthing and Parenting Foundation welcomed Drs. Ruimin Zheng and YanQing Yang to the SF Bay Area for a 5 week MBCP training and study visit. In her work as the Deputy Director of the National Center for Women's and Children's Health, Chinese CDC, the People's Republic of China, Dr. Zheng's intention is to bring the MBCP program to China as part of a multifaceted long term effort to support physiologic childbirth for the women, babies and families of China.
Looking ahead to 2016 we will continue our focus on MBCP Teacher Training, working with colleagues in the US and internationally to outline a clear teacher training pathway for full MBCP Teacher Certification. We will also continue to work with and support our research colleagues worldwide who are looking to discover and document the benefits of mindfulness practice in the perinatal period. You can find out about some of our 2016 class offerings here. Details about upcoming classes and trainings, including those in Spain and Belgium in June 2016, will be available soon.
As you may well imagine, we rely on the generosity of our friends to assist us financially with this vitally important work. Please consider making a donation to the Mindful Birthing and Parenting Foundation this year.
Wishing you and yours a safe and peaceful Holiday Season and may the New Year ahead be filled with many moments of joy and ease.
Nancy Bardacke, CNM
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Saturday, June 28, 2008
Thank you!
Also I just wanted to give a shout out and say thank you to both our familes. Mostly my parents and Owen's parents for taking care of us all the time when we come visit and stay. Thanks for letting us boss you around and run your lives!--I know how happy it makes them feel when their married children come home and act like they own the place! Love you guys and thank you! We both lucked out and got the best parents and in-laws we could have ever asked for!
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Our little cookout
We are officially back in Cedar. We moved over everything today and I have always hated moving and surprisingly today, I still hated it! Not to mention it was a very hot day today and for some reason we decided to start loading it all in the car at about 12:00. But, its done now and Owen is at new job and I am trying to organize and put everything away. What Fun!
George (Tyler) I wish I would have gotten better pictures of the facial expressions he was giving me. He was not a happy camper-he just woke up. His expressions would show exactly how I feel right now after moving!
4 of our eight neices and nephews
Last night Owen's family had a little cookout. (Owen built a little area last summer behind his parents house for us to have cookouts.) We like it because we can feel like we are out in the wilderness but at the same time have the house just right there. We had some great dutch oven potatoes which is one of my favorite meals (Thanks to my dad for being an Idaho spud)!! It was great to sit around the campfire and just chit chat with both his family and mine! I am so glad that our families like each other because it makes times like this perfect!
Mady and Kosmo fighting. Brotherly/Sisterly Love or Hate??
Marv and Bartman
Colette and Jill (Owen's sisters)
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Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Lake Powell
This last weekend we went to Lake Powell with my family and some of Owen's fam. We had a blast! I love being out on the lake! We have a pretty ghetto boat but its gets us around and we have a fun time!! We had a blast tubing, swimming, and just chillaxing (in the words' of Jacob). GOOD TIMES!
Ju Ju Bean
Cleaning up our camp--Everything was so stickery!
Jill, Gavin, and Jannie riding the tube
Our lovely 1978 boat! It was so funny we are all sitting at our camp and some guy on a wave runner drove by giving us thumbs up and yelled "I love your boat". It was funny!
Owie and Me
Tyler and Jeff Cox
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Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Family Fun Day 2008
The Quads enjoying family fun day!
My mom and me
Abby with her butterfly face and me
This last Saturday we had Family Fun Day up at Zion Ponderosa Ranch Resort. We did a complimentary lunch, massages, snowcones, cotton candy, popcorn, face painting, bounce house--pretty much the whole sha-bang. It was a fun day. We invited a lot of people from the surrounding areas to come enjoy their time up here and let them know we are up here. Jeff and Erica at Family Fun Day!
My mom and me
Abby with her butterfly face and me
This was so funny Carter had his first taste of cotton candy and it took him the whole day to finally warm up to it. (this is me too, I hate the taste of it but I always eat it because it is so intriging). He just wasn't so sure about it. He also got his face painted like spiderman and when he first got it done I looked at him and I said "Oh my gosh Carter, you are going to die" I was meaning he was going to die at how cool he it looked. Well the rest of the day he was so nervous about it being on because he thought that he was going to die. He went up to his mom and pointed to his eyes where it was black and said "mommy I go die right here". It was really funny! Moral of the story, I love being aroung little kids and it was a great day full of fun!!
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Thursday, June 12, 2008
An eventful week indeed!
We have had an eventful week, working of course at the development and Owen did more windows, we went to the Sorenson family reunion at the Owen's families ranch. We had a great time, its always nice spending time with family. Owen and all the boys went to find a rabbit to shoot and well they only saw one and guess who got the shot? Yep you guessed it, Owen. He was pretty stoked! We were just getting ready to go and I went and started the new truck and shut the door and then, the doors locked. So here we were in the dark locked out of the truck while it was running. It was horrible! We finally were able to call Kit to go get a slim jim and come up.
Owen and me with Janni at the ranch
In the mean time Marvin couldn't find his keys to his truck so we were searching all the hills because he thought one of the kids took off with them. Then Marvin had a light come on in his brain and realized that he had put them in the gas tank earlier. Anyways long story short after a long freakin time trying to get in the truck we were finally able to get a wire in the window and push the window button down. It ONLY took us and hour and a half to get in. We were so happy about just letting gas waste like that!!
On Saturday we had the day off so we went and hung out by the pool. My dad and Tyler are selling snowcones and hamburgurs ect out there now so its a fun place to chill. We also almost strangled Kosmo to death at the pool. We tied him up in the Rhino to a bungy cord thinking he wouldn't jump out. Well he did and the bungy cord wasn't long enough so Owen went and ran over there to save him. But he was gasping for air-kinda freaked me out.
On Saturday we had the day off so we went and hung out by the pool. My dad and Tyler are selling snowcones and hamburgurs ect out there now so its a fun place to chill. We also almost strangled Kosmo to death at the pool. We tied him up in the Rhino to a bungy cord thinking he wouldn't jump out. Well he did and the bungy cord wasn't long enough so Owen went and ran over there to save him. But he was gasping for air-kinda freaked me out.
Some of the neices and nephews with Owie and Marv
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Tuesday, June 3, 2008
On Saturday my mom and I had a gardening party. We spent about 8 hours weeding the gardening, getting it ready for planting and then finally planting the vegetables. It was hard work that both my mom and I are not used since we both spend most of our days in air conditioned offices, but...this is something I enjoy. It is actually one of my favorite things to do! I love gardening and honestly I can't wait until the day I get to have my own garden! And one of my other most favorite things is fresh garden vegetables! I can't wait till we get to enjoy them!
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Iraq's soccer federation refused to accept the resignation of the national team's coach who asked to step down last week after receiving death threats, the head of the federation said on Tuesday.
Coach Akram Ahmed Salman and his family left Baghdad for the relative safety of the Kurdish-ruled north after handing in his resignation. He did not elaborate on the threats but said he considered them serious.
"There are people who are making use of the bad security situation in the country by threatening sportsmen," Hussein Saaed told reporters.
"But we cannot let them win. It's a national duty to train the team and represent Iraq internationally," he said.
The federation turned down the resignation "because of the coach's competence and because we have very important games ahead," Saeed said.
He added that threats have recently mounted against sports officials and that some could have come from disgruntled former officials or players.
He said the threats against coach Salman were being dealt with "very seriously."
"We have requested from the president and the top security officials to do all they can to protect our country's sportsmen," Saeed said.
Last month, gunmen kidnapped the chairman of Iraq's National Olympic Committee and at least 30 other officials, including the presidents of the taekwondo and boxing federations, in a brazen daylight raid on a sports conference in the heart of Baghdad.
The abduction came after Iraq's national wrestling coach, a Sunni, was killed in a Shiite district of Baghdad.
The soccer team is currently in the northern city of Irbil -- among the safest parts of Iraq -- for a training camp in preparation for Asian Cup qualifiers.
Saeed said that Salman had been asked to immediately resume his responsibilities there ahead of an important game with the Palestinian team scheduled for Aug. 17.


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Over the years, I have heard from—and met—many young men who are in the military and have been greatly impacted by AiG resources. Many of them have used these resources in reaching out to their fellow military personnel.
Here is just one sample of many such testimonies we receive. This one was sent to us very recently.
I thought you might be interested in another little story; a few weeks ago, we sent our youngest son . . . to boot camp (his dream). In the few last days before he left, we intentionally spent quite a bit of time together. On the final Friday before he left, I had asked him what he wanted to do if he could choose anything. He said, "I've always wanted to go to the Creation Museum, and we really have never gotten to it." So we went. We had a great time! The visit gave us the chance to do a lot of talking about our beliefs and world view just before he left (a prized memory for me!). At the end insisted that he buy the Demolishing Strongholds series that was running in your store. We watched it all before he left. He has since written a couple of letters (they don't have much time for writing in boot camp) and has told me that he has found and buddied up with some great guys in a Sunday School class which is teaching the AiG world view!Praise the Lord for such a witness in the military. Please pray for all those who are being trained and for those who have been trained to defend this country.
Just thought I'd let you know. You may or may not expect to be having an impact . . . amid a bunch of tough Marines; but you are! Thank everyone there for the work you all do.
Answers AwardsIn a previous blog post, I informed you that Answers magazine received a number of awards—include a top award for excellence from the Evangelical Press Association (EPA). Here is a photograph of our main Answers magazine staff at Tuesday's staff chapel.
We showed photographs and the award certificates.
Congratulations to the Answers magazine staff as well as to the many others who contribute in various ways.
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