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Miller tied his career high with 10 strikeouts and the Double-A Lookouts did not allow a baserunner after the second frame as three Chattanooga pitchers combined to one-hit the Jacksonville Suns in a 1-0 shutout.
Selected by the Dodgers in the first round of the 2009 Draft, Miller surrendered one hit and three walks over five innings. Red Patterson fanned a pair of batters across three perfect frames, and Shawn Tolleson struck out the side in the ninth to seal the win.
Texas native Miller walked two batters in the first inning, but a double-play ball and an inning-ending strikeout helped the left-hander escape unscathed.
Kyle Skipworth then recorded the only hit off Miller with one out in the second -- a line drive to right field -- but he was stranded in scoring position as Miller went on to retire the final 11 batters he faced.
Chattanooga's relief corps was equally stingy, and between Miller and the 'pen, the Lookouts set down the final 23 batters in order.
Left fielder Kyle Russell's solo homer in the top of the fourth -- his first longball of the year -- proved to be the sole run of the contest.
Miller's outing stood in contrast to his first start of the season, during which he allowed one run on five hits and a walk through 2 2/3 innings but didn't factor into the decision against the Tennessee Smokies.
The 24-year-old's 10 strikeouts matched a personal best last achieved with Class A Advanced Inland Empire in a 4-3 loss to Rancho Cucamonga on April 9, 2010.
On Thursday, Jacksonville starter Zach Neal took the hard-luck loss in his season debut. He allowed a run on two hits while striking out two batters and without a walk over six innings.
The last time the Lookouts tossed a no-hitter was in 1996 when Travis Buckley went the distance in a 6-0 shutout of Huntsville.
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Saturday, November 17, 2012
Birth Control Dresses
Has anyone created a feminist art project where it's just a dress made entirely of different brands of birth control pills yet? This is something I would really like to see. So far the only thing close I've found is this dress made to look like a birth control package. This condom dress is unequivocally awesome, but condoms are decidedly not, so I would really like to see a Pill dress conceived of (ha ha) in the near future.
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
OBAMA WON! Here are some cool boots.
No, I'm not talking about the American election, there are lots of people actually eligible to vote that are taking up that mantle. I'm talking about the incomparable perfection of these Fluevog boots (though the bumpy toe looks perfect for giving Mitt Romney a swift kick in the arsehole). I don't think I've felt the same way about a pair of boots since those studded Chloé Susan boots, which make the Fluevogs look relatively inexpensive at *only* $349! These kickass boots stay true to the spirit of goth by incorporating zippers, buckles AND chunky heels into a classic black ankle boots. If I had to lead a life of motorcycle-based crime, my only requirement would be these Alice Cooper-worthy boots. Perfect from every angle.
Oh, might I also mention they come in red too? DONE AND DUSTED.
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Gold on the Ceiling
This morning, I was walking to work thinking about how badly I want a pair of gold sneakers. Then after 8 hours solid of fact-checking, I was walking home and spied a dude wearing these GOLD NEW BALANCE SNEAKERS. Coincidence? I think not!
The universe is sending me clues - I must own these shoes. I have wanted a pair of New Balances for a long time (seven months to be exact) but haven't yet managed to find a pair that make me look like an effortless Norwegian goddess instead of a frumpy idiot yet. Here's hoping I can manage to snag a good pair of sneakers to settle down and spend the rest of my life with.
The universe is sending me clues - I must own these shoes. I have wanted a pair of New Balances for a long time (seven months to be exact) but haven't yet managed to find a pair that make me look like an effortless Norwegian goddess instead of a frumpy idiot yet. Here's hoping I can manage to snag a good pair of sneakers to settle down and spend the rest of my life with.
Monday, October 29, 2012
Toronto Fashion Week
Picture c/o FASHION Magazine
While we are all busy staying in eating ice cream and weathering this damn hurricane (ok, fine, it's more of a rainstorm in Toronto, but I really want to get in on all the alarmist fun), let us revisit a calmer, simpler time known as Toronto Fashion Week. #TFW is a total mixed bag. Instead of getting straight-up ready-to-wear lines shown to magazine editors and retailers, Toronto Fashion Week is more of a marketing opportunity that retailers use to 'make a splash'. Sometimes this works out really well (Korhani Home Rug) and other times not so much (Pavoni). Neither a rug company or a bridal/eveningwear company really need to show at Toronto Fashion Week, but that's the kinda stuff we get up here.
Picture c/o FASHION magazine
I wrote reviews about Pavoni, Soïa & Kyo and Arthur Mendonça for the Toronto Standard. Some asshole PR person got mad about my Pavoni review and sent a really nasty e-mail to my editor saying that I wasn't a real journalist (because all REAL JOURNALISTS write positive reviews, right?), that I am a pre-pubescent tween with parental issues, dissed my blog and claimed I acted like the designers "had run over my dog." Really, dude? The media industry is really weird like that. Every day my skin gets a little thicker.
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Sunday, October 28, 2012
Working an Unpaid Internship
"So, you're doing an unpaid internship. How are you paying for it all?"
The first thing people always ask me when I mention I am doing an internship is whether or not it is paid. When I sheepishly admit that it is unpaid, they feign surprise and do not hesitate to ask the incredibly personal question of how I manage to survive without living in a garbage can like Oscar the Grouch, as if I was the first person they had ever met to do an unpaid internship. Quelle horreur!
You would never ask someone exactly how much money they make in a year, and if you do, it is always politely phrased in the brackets "if you don't mind me asking…" Nobody has to justify their salaried positions, but those of use who don't make money are forced to explain our lack of it. How in hell is it gauche for rich people to talk money, but others are allowed to nose into the personal lives of those who are struggling as if it was for the public record.
How I pay for my lifestyle is something I would rather not discuss, partially because I feel I shouldn't have to, but also because it is a huge sore spot in my life. I'm not interested in telling strangers how I walk an hour to work every day because I would rather not have the added expense of public transit, among other money-saving initiatives. It makes for a shitty, depressing and downright humiliating conversation.
It's fucking ridiculous how no one ever asks University students how they survive in school. Kids pay thousands of dollars every semester to go to school and 'educate themselves', which usually means smoking a lot of weed and staying up all-night writing a paper they forgot was due. Higher education is a hell of a lot more expensive than working for free and nobody ever asks students how they manage, because it's obvious: they either assume gross debt in the form of student loans, or their parents pay for school, possibly both. I'm sure there are some people who can afford to pay their own educational expenses through co-op programs, but these self-supporting students are not the overwhelming majority.
So, hearing people ask such a grating and personal question about my bank account on a regular basis makes me want to freak out and go all Jack Nicholson in A Few Good Men; "You can't handle the truth!!"
What were my choices, really? I could continue to work my shitty part-time minimum wage retail job and supplement it with my freelance writing income indefinitely, or I could choose to spend my days doing something that I really, really, wanted to do, which is work at a magazine.
In retail, I was wasting away. I went to work, served the customers, and went home. I was not going to "move up in the company" because I didn't give a shit about the company. It was mindless, meaningless and was contributing nothing to my desired career path. So I decided to leave it behind in favour of improving my skills and making connections in a field that I desperately want to work in. My internship is stressful and intense, but I know I am good at what I do and getting better every day. The work I do is gratifying, and I am happy to do it. I no longer dread going to a work where I have to smile at people and repeat the same eight sentences for hours on end.
But still, how am I paying for it? There is really no way to say "my parents are helping me out" without sounding like a privileged, Park Avenue princess. Yes, I have privilege, but at the same time I am just paying my dues. The media industry is structured in a way that supports this privilege. Unpaid internships are completely unfair, but it doesn't change the fact that they are commonplace. Thousands of young people have paved the way by working for free before me, and thousands will continue to trample the path long after my six months are completed.
If you haven't read the article "How to Succeed in Journalism Without Doing an Unpaid Internship" yet, you really should. I won't ruin the article for you, but.. Actually I will. Spoiler alert, the answer is privilege.
Next time you ask somebody how they can afford to do an unpaid internship, maybe you should ask yourself how you afford to eat $10 lunches three times a week, or how you justify spending $100+/month on your cell phone bill. People justify certain expenses because they want them in their lives. It's really as simple as that. You are probably not a financial angel with a Suze Orman-shaped halo, so it is not your place to label me while I live as frugally as I can in the hopes that it will someday pay off.
Loveship Susie
I love Susie from the blog Loveship so much. Everything she wears is this magical fusing of comfort quality and style. Her style is not flashy or flattering, instead it is founded on an innate sense of taste regarding what suits her look. Most of her clothes are amazing, high-quality, designer goods, yet they were bought for peanuts at secondhand stores and consignment shops.
She is my main inspiration for wearing man pants, and her neutral colour scheme is always classic, never boring. Fashion can be fun and experimental, but there is so much value in knowing exactly what you like, what makes you feel good on the inside and buying accordingly.
If that wasn't convincing enough, she also has a Comme des Garçons tattoo. DEADLY COOL.
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Skip to comments.When Rick Perry Praised HillaryCare (1993)
Posted on 09/03/2011 4:15:57 PM PDT by Tempest
So what does a complete review of Perry's record reveal? As it turns out, he sent a letter during his tenure as Texas Agricultural Commissioner that praised Hillary Clinton's 1993 health care reform efforts. "I think your efforts in trying to reform the nation's health care system are most commendable," he wrote. "I would like to request that the task force give particular consideration to the needs of the nation's farmers... Rural populations have a high proportion of uninsured people, rising health care costs, and often experience lack of services." He concluded by noting, "your efforts are worthy, and I hope you will remember this constituency as the task force progresses. Please do not hesitate to contact me if I can be of any assistance."
Dan Amira at New York magazine dismisses the story and mocks the Daily Caller for publishing it. "He didn't even say anything about the substance of Clinton's health-care reform plan," Amira writes, "just that it was 'commendable' to try to reform the system in some way, which is hardly controversial."
I disagree.
Clinton's efforts were widely criticized by Republicans at the time, and the substance of her reforms obviously constituted a substantial federal intervention into health care, the very thing Perry now claims is obviously unconstitutional and ruinous to liberty. (And yes, Clinton's plan did call for both an employer mandate to provide health care and an individual mandate to be covered.)
(Excerpt) Read more at theatlantic.com ...
The Perrybots will be here soon to try to deny the fact that the Clintons healthcare reform plan was a cornerstone of the Clinton campaign and thatr everyone and his dof already kneew of what the principal policies would consist of.
They will lie to your face because they worship false idols.
This is not good for Perry.
. Guard the Borders!! .... "Gard a sil?"
RINO Rick (Captain Gardasil) says he opposes a fence along the U.S. border with Mexico
That's nothing. Right after he was elected, Margaret Thatcher said in a TV interview that she liked Jimmy Carter because he was "a conservative with a small 'c'."
Oh not this B.S. Again. Temp. Why you keep on bringing up proven crap to try to make your case?
Perry 2012!
A transparent attempt to curry favor with the Clinton admin....Perry has no shame...
Since Jul 6, 2011....
a texican???
He signs a formal letter to Hillary Clinton, *Rick*.
Perhaps he also knew her personally at the time.
Perry and Hillarycare? Four words. Tort reform in Texas. Perry has done more to protect doctors and traditional health care in Texas with tort reform than any previous governor. Just ask the personal injury trial lawyers in Texas. Wonder why the Atlantic didn't mention that?
That said, I hope Palin runs.
And this was YEARS after RINO Mitt Perry was supposed to have become a Republican.
I'll bet his constituents were glad he was looking out for them. After all, that's why they voted him into office.
You're baaaaaaad....LOL.
The kitty cracks me up.
Sounds like he was begging for rural public hospitals
And you think this is going to torpedo Perry's campaign some 18 years later?
Is it that you really hate Perry or that you just love Sarah that much?
I love Sarah too, but give the attacks a rest.
Just waiting with bated breath for you to resort to the "newbie" accusation...check it out.
That same mentality is why he took billions in stimulus money after trying to convince everyone he was opposed to it.
How noble.
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I am sick of Tempest attacking Perry. Why in the heck are we eating our own?
This letter pretty much says, hey y'all lets give universal healthcare to the entire world...(attemptin my texican talk so the perritos can qien sabe)
Moochelle...is that you?
because he has nice hair.
Sorry ,give it up on the Palin lover crap, little perrito.
This is about ISSUES...and Ricardo stinks on the issues that are critical to resolving the gigantic problems in this country...
Perry was for universal healthcare (aka, Hillary's socialized medicine) before he was against it (Obamacare).
Oh Noes...this little perrito bows to your superior knowledge of such critical issues.
You vote for Obama (or stay home...same thing), I'll vote for Perry to win!
WOOOAAAHHHHH When was that letter written. I'd really like to know the context.
It's now apparent that Rick Perry has a history of supporting or imposing government health care mandates.
Stuff just keeps bubbling up. He really needs to explain his past record :(
I am sick of Tempest attacking Perry.
Me too. There is no candidate including Obama with a more extensive record in this campaign than Perry. Nobody. He has to find a letter from 1993?
How about tempest talks with some doctors in Texas to find out why healthcare is so much better in Texas. I am sure it has nothing to do with the Governor... afterall, there was that horrid letter in 1993 he wrote to Hillary.
The guy is a cheap suit.
And just where do you think that money came from...the IRS fairy?
Ole saw, if it is not Palin then it is Obama....I am not a big sissy like you and I know that our conservatives can and will beat Obama....
Why not run over to the dems and rollover and expose your throat like a good rino...
Yawn on the Obama Palin Obama Palin Obama Palin....
Now who is next...mister I am afraid of my own shadow???
After thot, I hated Hillarycare and was very busy lobbying against it in 1990s. I know it was a long time ago, but how in the world could a conservative EVER have supported Nationaol Healthcare in any way??? Even way back when there used to be conservative Blue Dog Dems, they opposed it.
He's even in one of the videos...he's the large cowboy stealing the big bag of Cheetos cheese snacks.
Got on boots with a pistol strapped to his hip.
Ok, so Perry wants to be ruler of the universe...Clue, he has to make it thru the primaries first..
Which, of course, is why he loudly condemned HillaryCare when the details of her plan were actually known.
Give me a break.
Your habit of posting left wing hit pieces to trash a legitimate GOP candidate is curious to say the least.
I know damned well where the money came from, Obama borrowed it from China.
You should be asking that question of your hero, Señor Ricardo Perrinista. Apparently he thinks it came from the IRS fairy.
If she does declare and gain some steam, I will gladly vote for her.
But if Perry leads the pack...I will wave to you over at the Obama rally (because by attacking our own...you are supporting Liberals).
That letter was written during the 08 TARP debate.
Fact: Hillary was named the head of a healthcare task force very soon after Clinton was inaugurated in late January 2003.
Fact: Perry, in his role as Ag Commissioner wrote a letter to Hillary 2 months later commending her for her role on the task force to reform health care.
Fact: Hillarycare was nonexistent until November 1993 when it was unveiled.
So, tell me how Perry supports Hillarycare in April 1993 when Hillarycare isn't born until late Fall 1993?
Also, what's your proof on the accusation that Perry's gay? You push that nonsense, so I'd like an answer.
Also, since we're on to your "crap", as the moderators have called your posts, where in the US Constitution does it define marriage?
You know Rick Perry is part Injun, and you don't want a Redman in the White House.
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Francois Louw returns to captain Bath in Thursday's Amlin Challenge Cup clash with Agen in France.
Francois Louw returns to captain Bath in Thursday's Amlin Challenge Cup clash with Agen in France.
It will be the South African back-row star's first appearance since the first game of the season, following his call-up to represent the Springboks in the Rugby Championship.
Bath travel hoping to build on last week's comfortable victory over Bucharest Wolves.
Louw is joined by Will Skuse and Ben Skirving in the back-row, and Dominic Day returns in place of Will Spencer to partner Dave Attwood in the second row.
Michael Claassens and Stephen Donald renew their half-back partnership, and Dan Hipkiss returns to partner Ben Williams in midfield.
Kyle Eastmond starts on the right wing in place of Ollie Woodburn and Nick Abendanon replaces Sam Vesty at full-back.
Agen, not the force they were in the early 2000s, launched their campaign with a 36-31 victory over Calvisano in Italy last week.
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Bath: 15 Nick Abendanon, 14 Kyle Eastmond, 13 Dan Hipkiss, 12 Ben Williams, 11 Tom Biggs, 10 Stephen Donald, 9 Michael Claassens, 8 Ben Skirving, 7 Will Skuse, 6 Francois Louw (c),5 Dave Attwood, 4 Dominic Day, 3 David Wilson,2 Lee Mears, 1 Paul James.
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Pueblo police chief: No pot use in public
Pueblo police Chief Luis Velez points out that while Amendment 64 legalized the possession and use of small amounts of marijuana, it also gives local communities wide discretion regulating it.
Here's how the Pueblo department is enforcing the amendment:
Can people use marijuana anywhere outside their home?
Velez says no.
"The amendment says there will be no open or public use of marijuana," he said.
That means no front yards, porches or anywhere else outside a house where the public can view someone using marijuana. "That's what I'm advising my people," he said.
Velez added that opinion could change if City Council decides otherwise. He noted that Denver City Council recently agreed to let people use marijuana on their front porches.
"I'm certain we will see many of these questions settled in court in the next few years," he said.
Will violations be state or municipal offenses?
Small violations will go to municipal court. More serious ones to county or district court.
"If you're smoking a (joint) on a street corner, that's going to be charged in municipal court," Velez said. "If you get caught smoking marijuana on a street corner and you've got 5 ounces of pot on you, that's a different matter, and you'll be charged in state court."
Velez emphasized the amendment allows people 21 and older to have up to an ounce of marijuana and six plants, but not the personal sale of marijuana.
"If you're selling marijuana without a license to do so, that gets into the legal area of trafficking in drugs," he said.
Can people use marijuana while driving?
Absolutely not, Velez said. That's another banned public use but gets into the bigger issue of impairment as well.
"Using marijuana in a vehicle raises many more issues," he said. "Officers are still going to cite people when they display the classic signs of intoxication or impairment, such as slurred speech or an inability to pass a roadside sobriety test."
Pueblo city has a moratorium on the commercial sale of marijuana. Will that change?
Velez recommended the city impose the moratorium and he's not in a hurry to change that when it expires in March.
"I think it's to our advantage to take a wait-and-see approach on what impact this has on the community," he said. "We're already seeing an increase in marijuana violations among teens."


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"It's still hard when friends want to do things and I can't because I can't walk long distances, but they understand and it means a lot to have understanding people around. We all need a support system. This doesn't have to be a life sentence if we don't let it!"
It was back in 2006. I was just about to celebrate my 20th birthday and that's when everything seemed to go downhill.
I was always the overweight girl, so when I started losing weight I was quite happy about it, not worrying too much as to why. I knew my appetite wasn't what it used to be- I hardly ate anymore. Then I noticed I couldn't walk very far without stopping, which scared me, but I just thought it was because I was never big on exercising.
That summer I ended up in the hospital with staph infections on my toe and my tailbone (they almost had to amputate two toes) and by that time I was down to 92 pounds from 160 within months. Now, I was NEVER one to go to the doctor, but that would have been to smart thing to do!
I was forced to go to the hospital once my doctor saw my toes...and that's where the diagnosing began. First, they thought I was anorexic and demanded that I see a psychologist even when I told them I wasn't. Then, I was put through so much testing and tubes of blood work until they came to a conclusion. I was diagnosed with Lupus (which then gave me the hypertension in my lungs) and rheumatoid arthritis (RA). I didn't know what any of that meant at the time. I just knew I was sick and wasting away in my room all day.
THANKFULLY I found myself some amazing doctors that have helped me get through these diseases. I was put into a study for the pulmonary hypertension in December 2008 and I've been doing fairly well. I mean, EVERYONE has their bad days, right?!
My biggest obstacles these days are getting through the lung and chest pain caused by pleuritis (which is from the lupus) and my fingers have become deformed over the years due to the RA for which I will hopefully be getting more surgery soon. It's still hard when friends want to do things and I can't because I can't walk long distances, but they understand and it means a lot to have understanding people around. We all need a support system. This doesn't have to be a life sentence if we don't let it!
Thank you for reading my story. I hope it helps anyone out there who was and is as scared as I was, but you can get through it!
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Today, if you're young and looking for a different kind of late-night show, you have a bunch of options: Stewart/Colbert, Fallon, Kimmel, Handler, on and on.
But in the early '90s, there was really only one "alternative" program that aired after the news: The Arsenio Hall Show. I watched often and appreciated the fact that Hall booked fresh and interesting guests ... even if I wasn't particularly fond of the boisterous Dog Pound.
Hall has enjoyed a bit of a resurgence lately, bolstered by a winning appearance on Celebrity Apprentice. (I also appreciated his small part in 2009's cult fave Black Dynamite.) Later this year, he'll revive The Arsenio Hall Show and face much more competition.
Here's a quick teaser:
And here's some behind-the-scenes footage. How is it possible Arsenio looks better than ever? (He's 56, FYI.)
Though I'm curious about the return, I can't help but think a daytime show might have worked better for the host. Your thoughts?
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Earl was born May 15, 1922 in Benton, Ark., the son of John Cleveland and Georgia Brewer (Bradshaw) McCutcheon. He passed away at Madison House in Cortez on Feb. 24, 2014, at the age of 91.
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text: My Mother's Hands - Part 2 Hands that Bless - Part 2 As we head closer to Mother's Day, of all the "pictures" I remember of my mother, it's her hands that stand out to me. In the picture below, they're beautiful and healthy... But by the time I was ten, my mother's hands were bent and twisted with rheumatoid arthritis. The world wouldn't have thought them beautiful. But they were to beautiful to me and to my brothers. They became, in fact, a symbol of her love for us over the years. Because of the pain in those twisted joints, my mother could not grab your hand. She never took your hand and shook it. When she took it, she touched it gently, squeezing just a part of it. Holding on to you softly. Then releasing you from her touch. That's how she held on to each of us boys. Tenderly. Softly. With real affection and warmth. Yet loosely. The day Jeff (my twin brother) and I turned sixteen, she took us to get our driver's licenses. We passed the written and drivers test. Got our license, and thirty minutes later, she let us drive our old Volkswagen twelve hundred miles fromPhoenix to Indianapolis to see our Aunt and Uncle. She wanted to go with us, but her hands and knees her way too much to be scrunched in a small car for that long. Every time I look back, I marvel at the loose hold she had on our lives. She held everything loosely. Cups. Silverware. Pencils. She even held the days loosely, never knowing whether it would be a good day or a bad one, taking what came and taking it with grace. If her gentle touch helped us to grow up, it also provided a strong incentive to do what was right. Because her hands hurt so much, my mother was never able to spank us, but beneath her tender ways there lay an underlying firmness when we went beyond the lines. Worse than a spanking was her way of placing her hand on our, always softly, and speaking to us of her concern for our behavior, always gently as well. When she looked up at you and help your hand, you might as well have been in the grip of a lumberjack. You couldn't pull away. It would hurt her hands too much if you did. And she's cry from the pain. So you sat there. And you listened. And little by little, the warmth of her heart melted the anger and defiance in yours. Whatever I lost in a dad when he bailed out when I was two months old, God gave back to me, and overflowing, in a mom. She was the compensating grace in my life. She was like Job in many ways. She hadn't deserved the divorce or the disease. Yet she refused to complain, much less to curse God. In spite of the pain, she carried on with love, with purpose, with dignity. She never gave up, never turned despondent. Her hands couldn't iron my slacks or sew buttons on my shirts or tie my ties. She couldn't do much with her hands. Yet with them she taught me everything - a picture at a time, a blessing at a time. At this Mother's Day season, what pictures of your mothers hands (or the memory of a picture) do you carry? Perhaps you see them folding a damp washcloth and laying it gently on your fevered forehead or clapping for you when you scored that goal. Perhaps you see her hands typing that term paper for you late at night, or waving to you at graduation, or praying for you during that time of deepest hurt. That's what taking the time to BLESS YOUR MOTHER is all about this Mother's Day. Absolutely, get her a card or flowers. I've done that for almost 18 years running now - since my mother's gone to heaven. I've taken flowers to her grave every year. But when she was alive, like my good friend, Darrell Heringer taught me to tell our girls, "You teach them that EVERY DAY is Mother's Day as far as their mom is concerned! And sure enough, even though both our girls are grown, our precious daughters are giving their mother flowers this year - a bouquet make out of fruit! (And I hope Cindy doesn't read this until after Mother's Day!). But take time to do TWO THINGS... 1) Look back at the pictures you carry of your mother. No mother is perfect. There will be those pictures when perhaps she was tired or angry or hurt or insensitive. But look at the snapshots, Polaroids, pictures. The many ways in which a mother's hands - in which YOUR MOTHER'S HANDS - served and comforted and taught and disciplined and protected and were closed in prayer for you. 2) WRITE HER A BLESSING along with the flowers, card or gift. I CAN'T ENCOURAGE YOU ENOUGH if your Mom is living to put yours words down for her. That's what we're calling parents to do with their children at www.TheBlessing.com And if you'll go there, and take the Blessing Challenge, you'll find out specifics (as well as examples) on how to write out a Blessing if you haven't done it before. What you write to Bless your Mom doesn't have to be long or "brilliant" (like your sister the writer would have written). 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Doing Research in Real Time: A Collaborative Approach
This video is adapted from a presentation given at the 2010 National Genealogical Society Conference entitled "Doing Research in Real Time-An Exhilarating Collaboration Experience!" Its purpose is to demonstrate that genealogical research can be conducted by forming a collaborative team that can work together online. By utilizing this type of approach, a small team of researchers can produce more artifacts and results in less time than a single researcher working alone. The Wiki Article/Handout link found above provides more detailed information about the process and tools that can be selected and utilized.
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"I fully understand the importance of raising the debt ceiling on global financial markets and ensuring America's credit rating is fully secure and sound. However, I've repeatedly said that given this President's terrible fiscal record, we should view the debt ceiling as an opportunity to get our nation's finances under control. This clean debt ceiling is a missed opportunity that I regrettably could not support.
"The majority in the Senate has fully backed and supported the President's spending-filled agenda and they alone should have to bear the responsibility of raising the debt ceiling. It wasn't Republicans who supported the largest expansion in government in generations – spending trillions in the process. It wasn't Republicans who backed the near trillion dollar stimulus. It wasn't Republicans who've been clamoring for more spending at almost every turn.
"Unfortunately, the President has been an unwilling partner. It's my hope that moving forward the White House says yes to getting America's fiscal house in order – it will have willing partners in Congress to do that. Let's get to work."


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Michael Roffer is the Associate Librarian for Reader Services and Professor of Legal Research at New York Law School. He teaches a variety of legal research classes, including a number of Legal Research Practical Skills courses, and engages in scholarly research with both faculty and students. He also teaches the Judicial Externship Seminar. He has particular expertise in research matters involving statutory law and legislative history as well as the regulations of federal administrative agencies. He previously served as an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Law co-teaching Advanced Topics in Criminal Law and Procedure: Federal Courts and Federal Crimes.
Professor Roffer joined the New York Law School Library in 2003, twenty years after graduating from the Law School. Prior to obtaining his MLIS degree (Masters in Library and Information Science) from the School of Communication, Information, and Library Studies at Rutgers in 2003, Professor Roffer had been a Senior Counsel at Proskauer Rose LLP in New York, where he practiced in both the Labor & Employment Law and Litigation departments for thirteen years. His practice took in a wide range of complex litigation matters cutting across a broad spectrum of legal issues. Professor Roffer had previously been associated with Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom. Professor Roffer also served as a Law Clerk to Judge Roger J. Miner '56 in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit and the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of New York.
Professor Roffer holds a J.D. degree magna cum laude from New York Law School, where he was a John Ben Snow Scholar and an Articles Editor for the New York Law School Law Review. He received his B.A. degree magna cum laude with Honors in Economics from Brandeis University. He has published articles in the areas of antitrust law, criminal procedure law, and employment law, as well as reviews of various legal research databases, and has lectured at Continuing Legal Education programs for attorneys and Continuing Professional Education programs for law librarians.
Professor Roffer has been a member of the New York Bar since 1984 and is admitted to practice before the Supreme Court of the United States as well as numerous other federal courts
Professor Roffer is active in the American Association of Law Libraries (AALL), where he has served most recently on the Digital Access to Legal Information Committee, which is charged with, among other things, studying and formulating nationwide policies concerning the authentication and preservation of online state and federal legal materials. He is active in AALL's Academic Law Libraries Special Interest Section as a member of its CALI (Computer Assisted Legal Instruction) Committee, and AALL's local affiliate, the Law Library Association of Greater New York (LLAGNY). He is also a member of the Washington University in St. Louis Libraries' National Council.
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"Judicial Externships," co-authored with Mariana Hogan, chapter in Learning from Practice: A Professional Development Text for Legal Externs 3rd ed. (L. Wortham, A. Scherr, N. Maurer, & S. Brooks, eds.) (Thomson/West, Spring 2016).
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The Archival Collection of Judge Roger J. Miner: 1981-2012 (New York Law School, 2013).
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"Holding Employees' Native Tongues: English-Only Rules in the Workplace" (joint author), HR Magazine, 177 (September 2000)
"Meting out Justice: Practice and Procedure in the U.S. Courts" (joint author), 1987 PLI series, Introduction to Litigation of Disputes Affecting the U.S. and the U.K.
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More than 550 members of the Bayonne Teacher's Association chanted and marched through downtown Bayonne and in front of City Hall on Friday, October 18, to protest the lack of progress in their contract negotiations. This fall, BTA members began their fourth year without a contract, after their current agreement expired on June 30, 2010.
Led by BTA President Alan D'Angelo, the marchers formed a double line that stretched for several blocks. They were supported by honking horns and shouted support from drivers and pedestrians alike. D'Angelo led the protesting BTA members, many dressed all in black, in boisterous chants as they filled the sidewalk in front of City Hall.
Speaking about the march, D'Angelo said, "My members are fed up with waiting. After four years of stalling by the board of education, it's time for action. My members deserve a contract that reflects the great work they do in this district every day."
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Yahoo! Homes of the Week: Homes listed for less than $5,000
Welcome to Yahoo! Homes of the Week, powered by Zillow. With Detroit filing for bankruptcy in July, the price of homes throughout the city reflects the area's economy. According to Zillow data, Detroit metro home values are expected to rise 4.3 percent in the next 12 months — the current median home value is $89,600 compared with $161,100 for the U.S. — but more than 400 single-family homes are currently listed for less than $5,000. Here's a look at a few of those low-priced Detroit properties. To see even more homes listed for less than $5,000, visit Zillow Blog.
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Yankee's food editor Annie B. Copps has these 10 tips for travelers:
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2. Eat your big meal at lunch.
3. Eat seasonal foods.
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6. Eat at the grocery store (soup and salad bars).
7. Avoid the mini bar (bring your own).
8. Happy hour — They're not just for cocktails, there is always food, too (tip well).
9. Appetizers — order 2 appetizers and a salad rather than an appetizer and entree.
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TUPELO – Gap is set to open a factory store in the former Circuit City location in Tupelo.
The clothing retailer joins other this week in making known intentions to open in the Barnes Crossing area.
The store is slated to open next year in the Market Center, according to plans Gap Inc. submitted to Tupelo's development services department.
The shopping center is home to Old Navy and Shoe Carnival and shares ownership with The Mall at Barnes Crossing.
A temporary Halloween store called Spirit currently occupies the building where Gap will open its store.
Phil Purdom, senior vice president and mall leasing for David Hocker & Associates, the mall's co-owner, declined to comment because he said a lease hasn't been signed.
Gap outlets sell Gap-branded clothing at a discounted price. The closest outlet to Tupelo is in Tunica.
Gap currently leases space inside the mall and sells adult, kids and baby clothes.
Women's apparel retailer Chico's has turned in plans for a store inside The Mall at Barnes Crossing.
The proposed space is near the food court.
Chico's specializes in women's clothing and accessories. Chico's parent company, Chico's FAS, owns Chico's, White House | Black Market, Soma Intimates and Boston Proper.
The company operates more than 601 Chico's boutiques and 83 outlets.
Purdom said a lease has not been signed and could not comment about the plans.
Pizza Pro is opening in the former Cici's Pizza location, according to Jeff Snyder, general manager of The Mall of Barnes Crossing.
The restaurant is in the Market Center, where Cici's closed several weeks ago.
Pizza Pro is a franchise operation with more than 500 locations in 18 states. It will open November 15, Snyder said.
Francesca's, a specialty women's boutique, will open in The Mall at Barnes Crossing, according to Snyder.
The retailer sells clothing, shoes, jewelry, accessories and other gift items.
The company has stores in 44 states.
In Mississippi, it has locations in Flowood at Dogwood Festival shopping center and in Ridgeland at Renaissance Place.
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Delivering familiar topwater performance, the Paychecks Baits Repo Man is a lure that should be in every angler's arsenal. Constructed from a special formulation of harder and more resonant plastic, it also features internal glass and tungsten rattles, which produce a unique fish attracting sound. Easy to start up, the Repo Man's side-to-side action is more subtle than a big bait like the Super Spook. It won't be too much for calm water, but will still attract attention even if there's a little chop on the surface. Extremely detailed as well with deep holographic eyes and realistic coloring, the Paycheck Baits Repo Man delivers the topwater performance anglers have been missing.
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Comments: This lure flat out catches fish.. no more water issues. I would never pay the price their asking for old vixen baits. Flat out ridiculous. Same lure, be smart!
From: Derrick: Payne, TN 12/19/15
Comments: Been using this lure for years and never had one issue. I throw these & vixens & they are the same. Dont let others steer you wrong. Its all a mental thing. If they want to pay 100$ for a older vixen lure than let them. Kinda non sense to me..
From: Derek: Lake Fork, TX 12/9/15
Comments: After using this bait for a few hours one morning and catching one fish in open water, 50% of the paint is gone. The durability is just not there for a $17 bait. I've tried to contact them via the website and didn't get a response.
From: Chad: Harrodsburg, KY 9/22/14
Comments: Had some problems with feather coming off hook and water getting inside bait. contacted Paycheck baits an they are sending me a replacement bait.
From: Edward: GA
Comments: Comments:2 days fishing and paint is chipped all over the feather in the hook is gone and bait is half full of water. durability a real issue here. I would expect better quality in a 17 dollar bait. Caught 6 bass on it though.
From: Ed: Georgia, USA
Comments: Great walking bait. Very loud and walks very easily. Really like the feathered tail seems to get the bass' attention really well. Better than lucky craft sammy or heddon.
From: Will: AL
Comments: These baits flat out catch fish. Easy to walk and very loud. They are not very durable, but it doesn't matter, the fish eat them the same. I had one that filled up with water the first time I used it. I called TW and told them the deal and they are sending me a new one for free. Absolute awesome customer service!
From: Randy: Kansas
Comments: Diddo what Ryan said....poor quality....
From: Jeff: Cabot, AR
Comments: Catches fish but durablility is a definate issue. Used for one day and the paint is chipped all over and one of the eyes is gone. The feather on the tail hook was pulled off by the first fish. I would like to say I was catching monsters but it was just average Coosa River Spots.
From: Tim: Trussville, AL
Comments: PSK: Cleveland, OH, as with a lot of reaction innovations baits, they lost the patent to this bait. Reaction innovations doesn't make the vixen anymore. And now paycheck makes the repo man. Virtually identical baits with just minor differences. Like is said, as a result of reaction innovations not being a smart company.
Comments: PSK: Cleveland, OH, as with a lot of reaction innovations baits, they lost the patent to this bait. Reaction innovations doesn't make the vixen anymore. And now paycheck makes the repo man. Virtually identical baits with just minor differences. Like is said, as a result of reaction innovations not being a smart company.
Comments: this is the best walk the dog bait any one can ask for keep up the good work boys about to buy 2 or 3 more
From: Kelly: TN
Comments: This bait is exactly like the River2Sea Rover but it only comes in one size and is $7-$9 dollars more expensive than the Rover. Willing to bet the Rover has much better quality and durability as well.
Comments: OK, maybe I missed something but this bait is IDENTICAL to the Reaction Innovation Vixen, of which I have 4 of each size in my tackle box. Paycheck at least put on a feather tail... So what did I miss, did reaction close and reopen as paycheck ? Did paycheck buy reaction ??? Regardless, cool lure !!
From: PSK: Cleveland, OH
Comments: Best walking bait I have ever used!!!
Comments: This is one of the best walking baits I have ever used. The new colors are amazing, love the feather. Hopefully they bring some more colors out soon. I even banged it on some rocks and was surprised with the durability.
From: Ryan: Peoria, AZ
Comments: Sweet looking bait. Casts good, walks good, great looking colors. With that said, I'm extremely disappointed in the durability. After just 3 short trips and just a handful of small fish the most of the paint is gone and the plastic is already showing severe stress cracks on the seams. Won't spend my $$ on another one. :(
From: Justin: Roseville, CA