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So you want to talk about boudoir? It's sexy, it's fun, it's vulnerable. Wrap that up and it can be a game changer in terms of confidence boosts and self-love. That's right. Now I don't doubt there are a few guys here because I peaked your curiosity. However I'm going to take a minute and just talk to the ladies. Because after all, this is really about you and for YOU.
You may be reading this just because you appreciate art with a side of booty. Cheers to that. You may be interested in booking a session or still debating if it's right for you. You might have nerves, don't have someone to do it for, just need to lose those 10 lbs, past your prime... The truth is it's all lies. You can be a boss, intelligent, grounded, moral, mature AND you can be SEXY. You don't have to do it for anyone else but yourself. In fact you should foremost do it for yourself. Consider it a friendly reminder that you are a boss babe.
So on that note, if you have ever been curious about my boudoir events - what happens and if it's right for you - I'm going to spill some secrets.
I decided to get into boudoir last year. The idea came to me because I've actually thought about doing it myself for years. It was something I've always thought looked empowering. It's vulnerable, but it's also artistic, and damn, if someone could make me look that good then all the power to them. So I began crafting my ideas. I started shooting friends, then opened up my first event in downtown Seattle in November. This sounds obvious, but I wanted to make sure it was amazing. I wanted each girl to feel comfortable, to leave her insecurities at the door. I wanted to bring out her confidence and I wanted to make some DAMN. GOOD. ART.
Holy hell we did.
We set out the bubbles and turned on the music. As each girl came in they sat down to get their hair and make up done. We chatted through their outfits, I gave my tricks on how to nail the smolder (girls you know what I'm talking about) and we played. I was blown away with the vibe in the room and the high I felt as the day wrapped up. I knew it was going to be fun, but I did not fully prepare for the emotional change each girl experienced from the moment she walked in the door to the moment she whipped her hair around and cat-walked out the door. It was like we lit a fire in those girls and, even if just for an hour, made them feel sexier than they've felt in a long time. I can not tell you how many times girls have said, "I wish I had somewhere to go now that I'm all dolled up!" And the girls that do have plans are STOKED. *Words of wisdom* - plan a HH to run to when you're done. You will thank me.
Multiple events later it's always the same vibe. I've met so many wonderful girls and many have become friends! During the last event held in May my hair stylists looked over at me and said, "Wouldn't it be fun to get all the girls we've shot together for a HH and catch up?" And it hit me. These shoots not only introduce me to amazing people, but all of us have bonded with these ladies.
When I say us I mean my beauty dream team. I couldn't pull these events off alone at the level we have. I have to give a shout out to my partners that pounced on the opportunity to help me from day one. Ashlea Tegman from Kos Collective has come to every event and brilliantly made each hunny's hair look bomb and Meaghan Maurer from Arbonne has made those faces look flawless. I don't know why God blessed me with two amazing talented women, but we have had such a good time at these events and I couldn't have done it without them.
If you have ever thought about doing a boudoir shoot my next event is October 20th. Space is limited so if you are interested send me a note to be the first one notified when sign ups are open.
And if you're still wondering where the booties are... Here you go.
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pair Roy Mustang/Riza Hawkeye
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warnings for boys being boys. not so much romance as blatant canon-bending and uh, somehow ZADIG and Elizaveta Héderváry got involved? o///o
summary He had her at hello.
notes 1500 words written for peridottears. Was meant to be her birthday gift 8765674 months ago, but I hope this still counts? Follows the request given here. Happy 15th, darling. Let's make it another year. =)
And after, she begins to read his books.
Except she doesn't so much read them as she embraces them, keeps them close to her heart and on the ground floor of the building leading up to the steps. She's at once three-hundred thousand kilometers away from the sun as she is sitting on a rooftop and living in a dream and stuck in the stars. Perhaps she'll be speaking fluent Dutch tomorrow. Perhaps she'll make a breakthrough discovery in the next week, complete The Human Genome Project once and for all. Perhaps she won't do anything at all, simply wither away under the throes of Joseph Conrad and Elie Wiesel telling her about human rights, the existentialist exploring higher planes of thought while giving lectures to a crowd of five thousand. So she doesn't so much remember as she tries to forget; it's too hard to fake, she realizes later; but it doesn't stop her because she hasn't been stopped like this, not in a long time.
And of course, there's Zadig. Zadig is a different person. He is a man of perfect temperance, well-bred and well-liked and well-meant and well-oiled (very much so, even if she wouldn't know). She reads about Zadig a lot these days, she reads about him while she's sitting in the laundromat and waiting for the clothes to turn in the dryer, while she's cleaning up after her grandchildren and listening to the news on the radio, while she's fixing dinner with Winry, mashed potatoes and songs on the harp, while she's dreaming of the time when she used to remember a similar man of similar identity and similar haunts, imperfections and twists of fate. And she can't really remember anything because all she has is this dirty old camera, the one with the cracked lens and the wobbly shutter and the split buttons. It's all she has.
Sometimes, she really wonders.
This is you on autotune, Rebecca tells her over an email, do you hear it? Lovely sound it makes, right? The new pop singers from Asia are criticized because they use too much of it, but it's wonderful, I think. And this new thing they've got here, the Internet, what do you think of it? Doesn't make you want to go back and sit around in your bed all day, does it? We're all so young at heart, Riza, and it's kind of spectacular when you feel young again. The Internet really makes you feel young. Makes you want to go back to the old days, doesn't it? Fight another few battles and rescue another comrade in arms. Makes you want to swim another three kilometers in the frozen lakes, doesn't it?
And then she does push-ups and sit-ups and stretches, swims three kilometers in the pool and runs fifteen miles and bikes another thirty-nine, feels accomplished and sits up and slings a towel over her head and around her shoulders, looks up at the sky and that's when she realizes how awful and lonely it's become without him, how much she actually misses his presence and how difficult it is for other people to forget that, for her it was him, it had to be him.
So she remembers the first time she'd met him. The funeral and the tears and the solemn glare in his eyes and the soft light falling on his shoulders and the second time her breath had caught in her throat (the first time had been witness to a civilian daughter's untimely death). So she remembers the wedding dress that she might have worn in her head that night, while she was cleaning the barrel of her pistol, while she lied awake in bed trying to remember what kind of cologne he used underneath his uniform, remembers and remembers, just remembers.
"I...just recorded it."
"Wha-hey! Why did you record it?" She frowns, tugs the camera from his hands. "Ass. You know I hate that."
"Can't help it," he grunts, snaps the lid of the lens shut, "There's just too much I have to keep."
"What is that supposed to mean?"
"Nothing at all. I have a date at seven today. I'll be leaving early."
"...Yes, sir."
(And maybe she wonders why she never asked him what he had wanted to keep, exactly. Moreover, how had he planned to keep something like this from her, seal it away in his head and throw the key into Havoc's Wonderland of a File Cabinet? How was he going to keep anything at all, if he was only going to leave the camera behind on her desk, then to go on a date with a girl and never come back? Had he really thought this through? Did he care at all?)
On more than one occasion, she's wondered what it would be like to have a telephone line stretched across the bottom of the Pacific Ocean. The Pacific Ocean's Telephone Line, she'd call it, and it would be for her personal use to reach Rebecca and Winry and Ed and Al and Havoc and Falman and Hughes, maybe even Hughes. She'd dial a number and it would travel across the bottom of the ocean, send ripples 20,000 leagues under the sea and disturb the traveling fish and the migrant whales. And maybe, in light of the water and the sun and the skies, she'll be able to talk about Roy Mustang, talk about him like she had never talked about him before.
Her name is slightly Hungarian, or so she's been told, and maybe it's because of this fact, that she's often visited by a beautiful girl who wears flowers in her hair and a pretty floral dress with sequins on the back. The girl has a nice voice, a bit of a small neck and a cute habit of pushing her hair back behind her ears and shifting the flowers in her hair every time. It would irk Winry but it was something that gave her personality, or so Riza thought, and they had a few pieces of conversation here and there. It was a thing between two Hungarians, even though one of them was not really Hungarian. Elizaveta didn't mind it very much.
"You're all military folk, here," she asks them one time, "Don't you get scared of the war sometimes?"
"That's a difficult question," Havoc says with a little nod, "I am scared, but simultaneously I remember the people I have to protect from the war and then there's this whole stream of consciousness when you're in action."
"What about you, Riza?"
"I don't think about it," she answers curtly, "I aim the barrel at the enemy."
Havoc frowns. "Why are you here, anyway? Are you a friend of Lieutenant Hawkeye's?"
A beat.
"I'm going to catch the last train home, I think," Elizaveta says hurriedly, pushes a hand over Riza's, "We'll talk some other time, yes? Without your fanatic colonel leering over my shoulder."
"Aren't you clever," Mustang says coldly. Elizaveta pouts, and then she proceeds to punch him in the face.
They had nicer chats after that.
Moabdar, The King;
"Yes, it's me."
"H-How did you find me?"
"I merely employed The Pacific Ocean's Telephone Line. You can hear it, too, can't you? Sound of the waves crashing in the seas. It's in your heart, Colonel Mustang. Do you remember your heart?"
So she reads. She reads about castles and cats living in the clouds and a wizard with a wand and a slaughterhouse and African-American slavery and Histories of the Irish Dullahan, equilibrium theory written by a schizophreniac and knitting patterns in last year's Vogue and Betty Crocker recipes. She reads them all, watches the decades pass by under her fingertips and the memories fall like wisps of cotton in the summers. He had her at hello, and she never told him goodbye.
But at the end of the day, she'll say a real sweet thing. She'll fold her frail body into the armchair and settle the faded pages of the book on her lap, push the reading glasses up the bridge of her nose. "I saw him that day," she'll say, and there will be a little tingle on her lips and perhaps a star in the sky, "I saw him that day. And I could literally feel his smile through the door."
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Hope you had a good one, Dottie-dear. Billion years late, but I just want you to know that I miss you and I love you and that we'll be the best of friends and TomaPi in the years to come, forever and ever to the tune of forever and ever and ever. You had me at hello and goodbye and we're still strong, no matter what. and yeah ok I'll shut up and add you on my new lj now. ♥
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In many ways, Kansas State is a pretty unremarkable basketball team.
The Wildcats lack elite talent, don't have a true point guard and are 132nd in the country in field-goal accuracy. They are middle of the pack in the Big 12 in most categories.
But there are reasons K-State was a Top 25 team until this week, and is a five-point favorite against Texas tonight in Manhattan, Kan.
"They play hard, challenge every possession, pressure all over the floor and get on the glass,'' Longhorns coach Rick Barnes said. "It is physical with them. They're a terrific offensive rebounding team.''
Kansas State ranks fifth nationally on the offensive boards and gets to the line often, ranking 18th in free-throw scoring.
Yet the Wildcats are off to a 1-3 Big 12 start after an 11-1 nonconference run. They had the misfortune of facing three top-10 teams in a row: No. 3 Baylor, No. 5 Missouri (which K-State beat) and No. 7 Kansas.
"It's what the Big 12 does,'' K-State coach Frank Martin said. "It can happen to anyone in a strong league. North Carolina lost by 33 (to Florida State).''
What's really bugging the ultra-intense Martin is an 82-73 loss at Oklahoma on Saturday. "We started that game with our feelings still hurt from losing a close one to Baylor,'' he said. "We needed a game like this. This either gets your attention and now you get stuff right, or you pack your bags and go home.''
Recently, Martin had five players, including a couple of starters, running up and down the bleachers during an entire 2-hour, 15-minute practice.
"Defensively, we've slipped,'' Martin said. "And the turnovers, they're killing us. The guys leading us in turnovers per minutes played are Jordan (Henriquez) and Thomas (Gipson), and that can't come from your center spot.''
Rodney McGruder is one player who hasn't disappointed. The 6-foot-4-inch junior wing from Washington, D.C., is the Big 12's leading scorer in conference play (21.1 points) and averages 14.6 in all games.
K-State lacks a second strong offensive option. Guard Will Spradling (11.1) and forward Jamar Samuels (10.9) are the other double-figure scorers.
This is a tough team to beat in the Purple Haze of Bramlage Coliseum. The Wildcats are 81-13 in front of their noisy fans over the past six seasons, though Barnes is ready to take his shot with the Longhorns.
"The Green Bay Packers had a pretty good home-field advantage and look what happened to them,'' he said.
Making some noise
How loud was the crowd at the Baylor-Kansas game late Monday in Lawrence? It was 114 to 116 decibels — noisier than a power saw, equal to a sandblaster. By the way, hearing loss starts at about 120 decibels.
"Loudest place we've ever played,'' said Perry Jones III, whose previously unbeaten Bears were swamped 92-74 by the No. 7 Jayhawks. "We tried to stay together, but that kind of noise can affect you.''
Kansas power forward Thomas Robinson had 27 points and 14 rebounds, and enigmatic point guard Tyshawn Taylor had a career-high 28 points.
"They do such a good job in transition in this building," Baylor coach Scott Drew said. "They feed off the atmosphere. If you're not at your best, they'll run you out of here."
KU is on an 85-1 run at home. Baylor suffered its first loss in a major sport since Oct. 29. The Bears were 40-0 in football and men's and women's hoops.
So once again, the road to the Big 12 title goes through Phog Allen Fieldhouse. Kansas has won seven consecutive titles.
"I don't know if people were sleeping on us, but I don't know if they knew what we could do," Taylor said.
It will be fascinating to see how Baylor bounces back Saturday at home against Missouri.
Rim shots
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What makes you itch? What sort of a situation would you like?
"Let's suppose, I do this often in vocational guidance of students, they come to me and say, well, 'we're getting out of college and we have the faintest idea what we want to do.' So I always ask the question, 'what would you like to do if money were no object? How would you really enjoy spending your life?'
Well, it's so amazing as a result of our kind of educational system, crowds of students say well, we'd like to be painters, we'd like to be poets, we'd like to be writers, but as everybody knows you can't earn any money that way. Or another person says well, I'd like to live an out-of-doors life and ride horses. I said you want to teach in a riding school? Let's go through with it. What do you want to do? When we finally got down to something, which the individual says he really wants to do, I will say to him, you do that and forget the money, because, if you say that getting the money is the most important thing, you will spend your life completely wasting your time. You'll be doing things you don't like doing in order to go on living, that is to go on doing things you don't like doing, which is stupid. Better to have a short life that is full of what you like doing than a long life spent in a miserable way. And after all, if you do really like what you're doing, it doesn't matter what it is, you can eventually turn it – you could eventually become a master of it. It's the only way to become a master of something, to be really with it. And then you'll be able to get a good fee for whatever it is. So don't worry too much. That's everybody is – somebody is interested in everything, anything you can be interested in, you will find others will. But it's absolutely stupid to spend your time doing things you don't like, in order to go on spending things you don't like, doing things you don't like and to teach our children to follow in the same track. See what we are doing, is we're bringing up children and educating to live the same sort of lives we are living. In order that they may justify themselves and find satisfaction in life by bringing up their children to bring up their children to do the same thing, so it's all retch and no vomit. It never gets there. And so, therefore, it's so important to consider this question: What do I desire?"
When I first listened to this speech by Alan Watts, I was truly inspired. In fact, I was Inspired enough to began to ponder the question myself: 'well gosh, what is it that I enjoy doing?' I then scrambled to find a piece of notebook paper so that I could think deeply about what I enjoyed. And that was my mistake; I grabbed the piece of notebook paper first. I had assumed I would know the answer to this perplexing question, a question to which I had yet to ever consider. And when I was taken aback by the stark realization that I had no answer, I felt shame, guilt, and above all, denial. Denial that I, the conscious living and breathing ME, did not know what he, himself wanted.
So I began searching, and to put it briefly, this search led me to discover the wonders of psychology, philosophy, and neuroscience. Had this search been enacted sooner, I surely would have received my Undergraduate Major in something entirely different. But I digress, after countless days, months, and now years (it's a new hobby, I suggest) of exploring works from Humanities greatest thought leaders, I was led to this single conclusion: Most don't know what they truly desire, and many never will.
The truth is, we are primarily a manifestation of our immediate environment, and our genetic predisposition. And still today, psychological researches continue to analyze and debate the role each of these play. Notwithstanding, it is certain that the genes our ancestors pasted down to us, and the environments in which we grew up in, will determine who you are to become. And if you consider deeply any decision you have ever made in the past, you will recognize that all of them were ultimately based on similar - genetic or environmental - inputs to which you have been exposed. Moreover, you will also discover that you had no control over these inputs, which means that you did not have the free will of electing the decisions you did. It has long been argued that free will is an Illusion.
Now let me tell you what I'm not trying to do by writing this: I am not writing this to convince you that free will is an illusion. Given that we each live in our own delusion, I'd have the same matter of luck in convincing the pope that little boys aren't attractive.
I digress, back to Alan Watts. What do you desire? Well in a round about way I have told you that we cannot control our desires. So that is where I believe you are to begin. You are to begin discovering what you desire by ridding yourself of the preconceived ideas of what you should desire. Well how the heck do you do that? I'm working on that myself, but here's where you can start (if you haven't already).
Meditate: In part of all the clinical benefits such as reducing stress, improving sleep, increasing focus, or improving relationships; meditation can allow you to discover yourself. When you quiet the noise (and I'm poster child ADHD so If I can do it, so can you), the chatter in your head begins to fade, and slowly but surely you will begin to notice how much of your time you spend in thought, and how little of it you spend living. You will notice how thoughts and feelings are constantly raising in and out of your consciousness, like clouds cluttering the blue sky. And If you are to regard your thoughts as clouds, you will understand why we are often much happier when there is a blue sky, and the sun is shining.
Learn About Your False Beliefs: Okay, so now you're a pro at meditating. You have a little pillow, you sit on the floor crisscrossed, light candles, you might as well be a Monk. Whoa there, not quite, let's not put the Lululemon in meditation like we did Yoga quite yet. Meditation is far more deserving than yoga (bite me, it's true). So false beliefs: rather than riding the emotional wave, you must learn to become the curious observer of yourself. Feeling lonely? Shy? Perhaps enraged? Why?
Noooo it's not because of WHAT happened that caused you to feel the way you feel, correlation does not imply causation, you must learn to understand your feelings, you must learn how to dive deeper and put your rational ego to the side so that you can witness your deepest and darkest insecurities. Once you can do this, you will become emotionally intelligent, and understand what parts of you are you, and what parts of you are not you.
Stop faking it: After you spend some time meditating and observing your thoughts, feelings, and emotions, you will have shattered the illusion. At this point you are vulnerable, you are vulnerable because the concept of yourself is gone, your ego is torn and it can no longer rationalize your mistakes, cover up your flaws and insecurities; there is nothing about you that seems to be true. Or so it may seem…
The true you: You are in fact more yourself than you have ever been at this point, you have truly confronted yourself and become honest about who you are, corrected your discourse with others, and are no longer manifesting what others have told you about yourself and can anticipate on leading a life you can get behind. You will have to continue the practice of meditation, it is a practice, not a treatment, mindfulness can bring a tremendous benefit to your life. I wish you Godspeed.
I will leave you with this: if you feel content with who you are today, right now, and in this moment, consider how you would feel if you lost all of your material possessions? All your fancy cloths, jewelry, car(s), iPhone, etc.
Notice these possessions as an extension of yourself, because that is in fact what they truly are, they are an expression of you. So if you feel a slight bit of panic upon conducting this thought experiment, that means that you are in fear of loosing a part of yourself. Which is not good, sans these possessions your ego will become crumbled, brain chemistry will change, serotonin levels fluctuate, and you could become a rather depressed individual fairly quickly. And this is all because you lost a material possession… If I were you, I would not want my mental well-being to be so easily toyed with, because after all, your mind is truly all you have.
However, if you are losing your car because you lost your job and can no longer afford to support yourself, then it is in fact vital for your survival that your brain chemistry fluctuates, and you better get your act in gear. And the only way to get in gear is if you can tie the car back to you and your well-being. The car has become an extension of you, and you matter, so you don't want to loose your sense of what matters. A prime example of someone loosing touch with what matters is people hooked on drugs, the drugs are able to make them feel okay living under a bridge, the drugs make them feel okay disrespecting themselves, and if they can't respect their own best interest, how on earth can they respect the interest of anyone else? They can't, and they know they can't, so the next day they take more, why? Because the drugs have changed their brain chemistry and falsified their entire state of being. In fact once their brain stops receiving the falsified reward from the drug, they are able to think clearly and get the help they need clean their act up (shatter their delusion).
There is a trade off for each and every action, or inaction, you take. A quest for meaning may lead you down a dark path, but it may also provide the insight you're looking for.
-Cheers, Drake A.


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God Bless Deep Purple
Some thoughts about the night... First, we pull into the Meadows free parking lot and so many young kids were hanging out drinking and tailgating and confederate flags waving everywhere. So I'm blasting them with Purple. It seemed like they came for the party and not to see LS or any other band. All I could think of was this is a Jimmy Buffet, Grateful Dead type atmosphere... Not that I'm above partying and drinking... I had three Heinekens on the way down. But I came to see Deep Purple and I would not have been anywhere near the place otherwise. We were even late and I could hear Ted from the parking lot. At this time the parking lots were still full of people parting and could care less about Ted... So I said forget this I'm getting out of here quick and paying to park elsewhere...
We are running to catch Ted and did see his last number with the arrow. He looked and sounded great, by far the loudest of all three bands. Then Purple comes on, we were 9th row center stage and had a clear view of Purple... The band look very fresh and Ian Gillan looked especially good, barefoot of course... A lot of Purple people there... I ran into a friend who also went to the Boston show and said there were way more people in Hartford than Boston to see Purple. Make no mistake this was a LS crowd.
Purple was flawless of course and "Fools" by far was the best part of the show for me. I could here those deep cuts all night... My only complaint is that Purple could not be Purple due to time restraints, no solos, and no improvisations, and only 10 songs, but I'll take it... They almost brought me to tears just because of who they are and what they have done and how much they mean to me... I was sad to see them leave the stage...
Well, I wanted to leave but my lovely wife insisted to stay for Skynryd, so my thoughts on LS... First, the stage was very Hollywood with trees, no amps in sight, two chick singers on a platform with a big confederate flag behind them. It looked very plastic, corporate and fake. It reminded me of the Beach Boys or Rolling Stones and probably Aerosmith... Old bands that become plastic and very Hollywood. Contrast that to Purple who is the only old band that I can think of who approaches a live show the same way they did 30 years ago. Anyways, I thought LS sounded perfect. Their sound mix was so much better than Purple's. LS drummer (from the Damn Yankees) was awesome and full of energy. I did get tired of Johnny Van Zant quickly. Every other word was f-this and f-that, plus he must have said "Hartford, Connecticut" about a million times which was phoney. LS just seemed to be what the Beach Boys turned into with the Jimmy Buffet fans - very commercial and very phoney, but they did sound very good even for dead people.
Purple still rules the live stage just like they have for the past 30 years. No one has or will ever come close. God Bless Deep Purple.
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As expected when ever fans keep hopes, india looses.. same story getting repeated in westindies 2010. for semis mainly luck needs to favour and more over players have to play in todays match..
click on read more to see the way(only ray of hope) how india can make in to semis.
according to present situation, the match which we are going to with sriplay is like do or die for both teams.. india has to win on srilanka with margin of 24 runs if we bat first, at the same time if we select to chase we have to beat the target with in 17 overs.even if the above two cases happen then there is chance for india to get into semis only if westindies loose the match against australia.
so many if conditions for india..
actually i didnt have hopes, but by seeing the luck of pakistan my hope - ray got brighten and mind is keep on telling that.. india will win today..
but remember, exactly 3 years back in 2007 world cup, same do or die condition.. but lost against srilanka and came out.Hope this wont happen again..All the best to india team..


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Wolves forward Diogo Jota insists he would not swap captain Conor Coady for £80million Harry Maguire.
The Portuguese has backed his team-mate's quality ahead of Manchester United's visit to Molineux on Monday.
Maguire helped United keep their first clean sheet since February in their opening 4-0 win over Chelsea after becoming the world's most expensive defender when he moved from Leicester earlier this month.
Fellow centre-back Coady, meanwhile, has been a focal point in Wolves' rise from the Championship to the Europa League and, despite Maguire's record-breaking transfer, Jota is siding with his skipper.
Asked if he would swap Maguire for Coady or any of the other Wolves defenders, Jota said: "That is some question. I think Harry Maguire has a lot of quality but I know the players that we have in our team and I trust them."
England international Maguire was one of three summer recruits by United, along with Daniel James and Aaron Wan-Bissaka, as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's men look to improve on a largely disappointing 2018/19 campaign.
Jota added: "It (the £80m fee) is hard to explain. The market is unreal now in my opinion. But nothing to do with me, it is to do with the clubs and it is the moment we are living. We just have to respect that amount.
"It's a new season. Solskjaer has had more time to work with his players, he's made his own changes.
"In the transfer market they've tried to improve their team so we know it's going to be very hard for us. We have to understand that we will face a very big team."
Jota scored in Wolves' two home wins over United last season when they dumped them out of the FA Cup just weeks before a 2-1 league victory.
Nuno Espirito Santo's side finished seventh, nine points behind sixth-placed United, last term as they qualified for Europe for the first time since 1980.
But despite being tipped to try to crack the top six Jota remained cautious about making predictions.
"I think it is too soon about the final classification. We got seventh place it's true but it is very hard to get it again," said the 22-year-old.
"We have loads of teams that spend more money than us, trying to achieve that position.
"So we have to realise it's not going to be easy to get seventh. We go game by game and in the end we will see."
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is confident that Arsenal can fight for the top-four thanks to reinforcements added their squad ahead of the 2019/20 season.
The Gabon international hit the winning goal for the second time in a week as Arsenal beat Burnley to make it two victories from two in the Premier League on Sunday.
The Gunners won 1-0 at Newcastle on the opening weekend courtesy of an Aubameyang strike and he proved the difference again as Burnley were beaten 2-1 at the Emirates Stadium.
The 30-year-old was pleased with his team's performance and believes they are confident ahead of their trip to Liverpool to face the European champions next week.
"I think we started well today and I think it's good to start like this, with two wins, before we go to Liverpool. We feel confident, we feel good," he told BT Sport.
"We feel stronger, of course we can fight for the top four."— Football on BT Sport (@btsportfootball) August 17, 2019
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"That was important because we played at home. I'm happy today."
Aubameyang added: "I think we feel stronger.
"Players like David [Luiz], Dani Ceballos, they came here and now we feel stronger. I feel sure we can fight for the top four."
Pep Guardiola had no complaints about the decision but bemoaned a lack of consistency after VAR denied Manchester City a last-gasp winner against Tottenham.
The Premier League champions had to settle for a 2-2 draw at the Etihad Stadium after Gabriel Jesus' injury-time strike was disallowed on review for a handball by Aymeric Laporte.
Under this season's clarified handball rules, the decision was correct. However, Guardiola has not forgotten that Spurs' Fernando Llorente was awarded a goal against City despite it hitting his arm in the Champions League last season.
City boss Guardiola said: "If it's hands it's hands but why was (it) not hands with Llorente last season and why is it hands today?
"But always we have to live with the decision in these situations. It is what it is, accept it. It will make us stronger.
"We played better today than the second best team in Europe. When people say you can do better – better than this I don't know if it is possible.
"We conceded just two shots on target against this team, with the quality they have. We created a lot to score goals. We played incredibly, (one of) the best games in our time together. We were so good.
"Unfortunately we could not win but we will prepare for the next. It is just the beginning."
One other incident in the game saw Rodri denied a penalty by referee Michael Oliver after a tussle with Erik Lamela but VAR did not intervene.
Guardiola said: "VAR in that moment was taking a coffee."
City twice led with Kevin De Bruyne crossing for Raheem Sterling and Sergio Aguero to score but Lamela and Lucas Moura both levelled for Spurs.
The other main talking point from the game was an incident between Guardiola and Aguero on the touchline after the Argentinian was substituted in the 66th minute.
Guardiola angrily shouted at the player about something but the pair were later seen hugging.
"He believes that I was upset with him for the goal we conceded," said Guardiola. "I am sometimes exaggerated on the touchline but few times am I upset with the players.
"I was a football player, I know what it is like to be in there. It is part of the game – emotions. We talked after and during, and that's all. He is a guy I like. I love him a lot."
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text: NEWS Ask Billboard 10/29/2003 Keith Caulfield answers readers' questions about Depeche Mode, Tamia and Billboard's Top Pop Catalog chart. PLACE YOUR DEPECHE BETSHi Keith,I've noted with interest that Depeche Mode has sold similar numbers of each of its recent albums in the U.S. to what must largely be an established fanbase.This year band members Dave Gahan and Martin L. Gore each released solo sets in the U.S. I was wondering if they too, have sold similar numbers to the Depeche Mode albums and if not, who has sold more albums, Dave or Martin?Thanks for your time,Ryan FechnerHi Ryan,I'm sure Dave and Martin didn't consider it a contest, but if they did, Gahan won. His "Paper Monster" (released in April) has sold 39,000 copies in the U.S., according to Nielsen SoundScan, while Gore's "Counterfeit2" has moved 14,000. whose albums were both released by Mute/Reprise. Gahan's set debuted at No. 127 on The Billboard 200, while Gore's did not make a mark on the tally, but did debut at No. 3 on the Top Electronic Albums chart.Gahan's album was aided by seemingly more aggressive radio promotion for his first single, "Dirty Sticky Floors," which garnered a bit of airplay at U.S. modern rock stations. "Floors" also reached No. 3 on Billboard's Hot Dance/Club Play chart, thanks to dance mixes, and No. 7 on the Hot Dance Singles Sales tally. Follow-up single "I Need You" also dented to the club charts, reaching No. 5 on the Club Play chart in October. Gahan's current single is "Bottle Living," a CD Maxi single for which, with remixes by Tomcraft and Machine Head, will be released Nov. 4 in the U.S.The first single from Gore's album was "Stardust," which only charted on the Hot 100 Singles Sales chart at No. 55. Gore will release the "Loverman EP2" in November, which will feature remixes of the title track as well as live performances on a DVD.Depeche Mode's last album, "Exciter," was released in 2001. It has sold 414,000 copies in the U.S.Fore more information on Gahan and Gore, visit their respective Web sites at davegahan.com and martingore.com. Depeche Mode can be reached at, naturally, depechemode.com.YOU 'STILL' SAY TAMIA...Hello,I'm a big fan of Tamia. I didn't think she was that popular, but she has a third album coming out, so I was wondering how much her two albums have sold. Also, what the singles were from the albums? Thank you.Sincerely,MattHi Matt,Tamia released her self-titled debut in 1998 and "A Nu Day" in 2000. Her forthcoming album, "Still," is scheduled for release in 2004. Originally, "Still" was scheduled for a fall released, but was then pushed back until February, and was then removed from Elektra's release slate altogether."Tamia" has sold 416,000 copies in the U.S., according to Nielsen SoundScan, while "A Nu Day" has shifted 665,000.The first spawned the singles "Imagination" (which peaked at No. 12 on Billboard's Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks chart), "So Into You" (No. 7) and "Loving You Still" (No. 78)."A Nu Day" included the singles "Can't Go For That" (No. 23), "Stranger In My House" (No. 3) and "Tell Me Who" (No. 63).This past year Tamia has scored two hits. Her collaboration with Fabolous on "Into You" reached No. 6 on the R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks chart and No. 4 on the Hot 100. In October, her solo single "Officially Missing You" reached No. 31 on the R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks chart and No. 83 on the Hot 100. "Officially" is the lead single from the forthcoming "Still" album.LEAFING THROUGH THE CATALOGHi Keith,Could you explain the history and rules for Billboard's Top Pop Catalog Albums chart? How much does the Top Pop Catalog Albums sell each week? How much did AC/DC's "Back In Black" at position No. 4 sell last week? How well would they do on The Billboard 200?Thanks,Thomas ChristiansenHi Thomas,You've asked the right person, as I am the Chart Manager for Billboard's Top Pop Catalog Albums chart.When the tally debuted in the May 25, 1991, issue (not coincidentally the same week that Billboard first began using Nielsen SoundScan point-of-sale information), we ran a story about the new methodology of the charts, as well as the reasoning behind the creation of the Catalog chart.Here is an excerpt of the story that then publisher Howard Lander wrote:"Because the new system measures actual sales of all albums, a major objective was to ensure that older albums, which might be strong sellers, would not crowd current titles, and especially titles by developing acts, off the charts. Billboard has a historic commitment to foster development of new talent. We believe the solution is the creation of catalog charts, which are being launched in this issue."Currently, the rules for the chart are pretty simple. If an album is two years old and is below No. 100 on The Billboard 200, it is shifted to Catalog status. Reissues of older albums are also considered catalog.Depending on the market and the time of the year, the No. 1 title on Top Pop Catalog Albums can sell anywhere between 10,000 and 20,000 copies. This past week, in the Nov. 1 issue, Johnny Cash's "16 Biggest Hits" was No. 1 with 13,000 in the U.S., according to Nielsen SoundScan. That would have placed it around No. 100 on The Billboard 200 chart.As for AC/DC's No. 4 placing with "Back In Black," the set sold 9,000 copies. That would have brought "Black" in around No. 140 on The Billboard 200.On average, usually the top-10 or -15 titles on the Top Pop Catalog Albums chart sell what would be enough units to place them on The Billboard 200 if they were eligible. FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME


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Measurements of community calcification (G(net)) were made during September 2008 and October 2009 on a reef flat in Lizard Island, Great Barrier Reef, Australia, 33 years after the first measurements were made there by the LIMER expedition in 1975. In 2008 and 2009 we measured G(net) = 61 +/- 12 and 54 +/- 13 mmol CaCO3 m(-2).day(-1), respectively. These rates are 27-49% lower than those measured during the same season in 1975-76. These rates agree well with those estimated from the measured temperature and degree of aragonite saturation using a reef calcification rate equation developed from observations in a Red Sea coral reef. Community structure surveys across the Lizard Island reef flat during our study using the same methods employed in 1978 showed that live coral coverage had not changed significantly (similar to 8%). However, it should be noted that the uncertainty in the live coral coverage estimates in this study and in 1978 were fairly large and inherent to this methodology. Using the reef calcification rate equation while assuming that seawater above the reef was at equilibrium with atmospheric PCO2 and given that live coral cover had not changed G(net) should have declined by 30 +/- 8% since the LIMER study as indeed observed. We note, however, that the error in estimated G(net) decrease relative to the 1970's could be much larger due to the uncertainties in the coral coverage measurements. Nonetheless, the similarity between the predicted and the measured decrease in G(net) suggests that ocean acidification may be the primary cause for the lower CaCO3 precipitation rate on the Lizard Island reef flat. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Free-ocean CO2 enrichment (FOCE) systems are designed to assess the impact of ocean acidification on biological communities in situ for extended periods of time (weeks to months). They overcome some of the drawbacks of laboratory experiments and field observations by enabling (1) precise control of CO2 enrichment by monitoring pH as an offset of ambient pH, (2) consideration of indirect effects such as those mediated through interspecific relationships and food webs, and (3) relatively long experiments with intact communities. Bringing perturbation experiments from the laboratory to the field is, however, extremely challenging. The main goal of this paper is to provide guidelines on the general design, engineering, and sensor options required to conduct FOCE experiments. Another goal is to introduce xFOCE, a community-led initiative to promote awareness, provide resources for in situ perturbation experiments, and build a user community. Present and existing FOCE systems are briefly described and examples of data collected presented. Future developments are also addressed as it is anticipated that the next generation of FOCE systems will include, in addition to pH, options for oxygen and/or temperature control. FOCE systems should become an important experimental approach for projecting the future response of marine ecosystems to environmental change.
Coralline algae are among the most sensitive calcifying organisms to ocean acidification as a result of increased atmospheric carbon dioxide (pCO2). Little is known, however, about the combined impacts of increased pCO2, ocean acidification, and sea surface temperature on tissue mortality and skeletal dissolution of coralline algae. To address this issue, we conducted factorial manipulative experiments of elevated CO2 and temperature and examined the consequences on tissue survival and skeletal dissolution of the crustose coralline alga (CCA) Porolithon (=Hydrolithon) onkodes (Heydr.) Foslie (Corallinaceae, Rhodophyta) on the southern Great Barrier Reef (GBR), Australia. We observed that warming amplified the negative effects of high pCO2 on the health of the algae: rates of advanced partial mortality of CCA increased from <1% to 9% under high CO2 (from 400 to 1,100 ppm) and exacerbated to 15% under warming conditions (from 26 degrees C to 29 degrees C). Furthermore, the effect of pCO2 on skeletal dissolution strongly depended on temperature. Dissolution of P. onkodes only occurred in the high-pCO2 treatment and was greater in the warm treatment. Enhanced skeletal dissolution was also associated with a significant increase in the abundance of endolithic algae. Our results demonstrate that P. onkodes is particularly sensitive to ocean acidification under warm conditions, suggesting that previous experiments focused on ocean acidification alone have underestimated the impact of future conditions on coralline algae. Given the central role that coralline algae play within coral reefs, these conclusions have serious ramifications for the integrity of coral-reef ecosystems.
Biodiversity and Conservation, Marine Life
Coral Reef Biology and Ecology, Marine Benthic Ecology, Climate Sciences, Ocean Acidification, Ocean Instrumentation and Technology
Mailing Address: IODScripps Institution of OceanographyUC San Diego9500 Gilman Drive #0218La Jolla CA, 92093-0218
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Dessert Tables Are ALL The Rage!
Written by Curator Erin Martin of ECBG Cake Studio:
These days you can have your cake and eat cookies too!
You wouldn't believe it but I hear "I'm not a cake person" ALL THE TIME and as a total cake person I die a little each time. I will have an 8 tier cake at my wedding… I mean I love cake so much I made a career out of it!
But I totally respect when someone comes in for their cake tasting and they don't want cake at all! And let me tell you something…. It's happening more and more! People are abandoning the traditional wedding cake much to their mother's dismay and going for a wide variety of small treats put on display beautifully. I'm talking dessert stands, candles, gold geometric shapes, floral arrangements, lights, paper flowers, balloons, and backdrops! I'm talking, "Is that a precious gem or is that a truffle?" You guys its marvelous.
A lot of the brides I talk to want to customize their desserts to represent their personalities, which I am ALL about!
Donuts, cake pops, and tarts are pretty popular in my experience. People are using their dessert to pay homage to their heritage and hometown. One of my favorites was a variety of Kolacky because the groom was Polish. I am Czech so I used my family recipe. I was so nostalgic as I made those little jam filled cookies, and I was so glad they chose something that meant something to them as well, even if it was off the menu!
I went to a wedding this weekend with a variety of cupcakes. Cupcakes are great because you don't need a plate or a fork… Just hands and a mouth! They're great too because if there are multiple flavors you can try one of each! Mini cupcakes are my most popular option because of this. They are so easy to eat which is important when you're standing, all dolled up, and holding a drink!
Most recently I had a groom request black and white cookies because of his time spent in New York. We jazzed them up bit and made them gold and white cookies instead! The beauty is you can get whatever you want!
I personally love when there is a small cake to cut AS WELL as a variety for your guests. I guess I'm a sucker for that cake cutting moment!
Interested in learning more about the perfect desserts to have at your wedding? Contact Erin at ECBG Cake Studio today!


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Detective Commander Brendan Deenihan speaks about the charges against Andrew Warren and Wyndham Lathem during a news conference at the Chicago Police Department headquarters on Sunday, Aug. 20, 2017. (Alexandra Wimley/Chicago Tribune via AP)
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The fatal stabbing of a hairstylist in Chicago was part of a sexual fantasy hatched in an online chatroom between a Northwestern University professor and an Oxford University employee, whose plan included killing someone and then themselves, prosecutors told a Cook County judge Sunday at a bond hearing for the men.Lathem, 46, had communicated for months before with Andrew Warren, 56, about "carrying out their sexual fantasies of killing others and then themselves," Natosha Toller, an assistant Cook County state's Attorney, told the court. While the prosecutor used the plural in talking about the alleged fantasy to kill, she did not say there were other victims.Lathem paid for Warren's ticket to travel to the United States and he picked Warren up at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport a few days before the killing, the prosecutor said.Warren bent over Cornell-Duranleau and joined Lathem in stabbing him, the prosecutor said.While prosecutors said Lathem and Warren had concocted a plan to kill themselves after the stabbing, Toller did not say why they never followed through with it.After showering, Lathem and Warren left the apartment an hour after the stabbing began, the prosecutor said.


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It's the final week!
This has been so much fun and I hope you've enjoyed it too!
I loved seeing all the different versions of the QAL and I'm honored that you all did it and liked my blocks and had fun too!!
This last week's block is another easy one and it's black (yeah I know, where is there black in a rainbow?? there is in THIS quilting rainbow)
It's a simple flying geese block and you'll be making 12 of it!
In white (background) cut out (12) of die #4
and with black cut out (24) of die #5 (or sets of 12)
with my 6" version I did solid white and a blue scrap, since it's a small block it was easy to find a scrap that could cut out all 24 :)
I didn't have any more yellow for the 8" version so that top is done! (I'm still considering a border but so far I'm leaving it alone)
for the 9" version I wasn't sure I had enough either, but I had some scraps so I cut out 4 each of 3 different plaid prints of die #4 and then 8 of 3 different fabrics and die #5
With the 10" set I cut out 12 of the black floral background and die #4
and 24 red of die #5
The 12" version I cut the #5 triangles out of 2 black fabrics, so 12 of each and the white background of #4
The block is an easy flying geese :)
As you can see, the 6" version is all the same, the 9" I have 4 each of 3 different blocks, the 10" is all the same and the 12" version has 6 of 2 different black blocks.
Now sew these 12 blocks together into a long row like this
The background is supposed to be UP toward the quilt, but that's really up to you, and if you want to flip around every other one, you can try that too!
Now sew this row to the bottom of the quilt, here's my 6" version!
and the 9" version (remember I skipped over the "grey" blocks)
and here's the 10" version
and the 12" version- and it's HUGE!
Now I have to mention this and don't get it the wrong way, I won't judge....
BUT since I didn't charge anything for this QAL and really I was counting on more commissions from sales, but it's hardly been anything (I'm an affiliate for Accuquilt, so if you ordered anything on Accuquilt's site thru any of my links on the side bar, I'd get a small commission) anyways, if you LIKE to - no pressure- I do have a paypal button on the right and you can "donate" anything you'd like, I'd say anything above a few $ because paypal charges around 50c per transaction so paying just $1 would be a waste...Up to you. I'm not expecting anything, I'm just thrilled that there were so many participants!
I'm already brainstorming another QAL, but it might wait a bit until we all finish everything and I have some other secret deadlines... so we'll see :)
Have fun!
Here's pics from last week's participants