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Whimsical Goods in Anchorware
Anchorware Everywhere
bink davies just recently opened in the Short North, downtown Columbus.
Upon entering their store you'll notice they're not the average shop. They have a little bit of everything for everyone. Whether you need "emergency chocolate" or a fancy hostess gift, bink davies is sure to please.
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I stopped in during the last Gallery Hop and met the owners. I expressed my extreme happiness with the store's merchandise selection, and most certainly the way they display it. You see, bink davies uses tons of Heritage Hill Jars and Penny Candy Jars from Anchor Hocking to show off their delightful goodies.
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The owners were so sweet, telling me all about their product, and allowing me to take pictures for the blog! They made sure to let me know they have a Facebook page, which you should visit as well.
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Next time you're in downtown Columbus be sure to check out this wonderful new addition to the Short North scene.
Get in touch with bink davies
668 N. High Street
Columbus, OH 43215
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In ancient days, sacrifice meant to make something or someone holy. It has now come to mean to give up or suffer the loss of worldly things for the Lord and his kingdom. Members of the Lord's Church should be willing to sacrifice all things for the Lord. Joseph Smith taught that "a religion that does not require the sacrifice of all things never has the power sufficient to produce the faith necessary unto life and salvation." In the eternal perspective, the blessings obtained by sacrifice are greater than anything that is given up.
After Adam and Eve were cast out of the Garden of Eden, the Lord gave them the law of sacrifice. This law included offering the firstborn of their flocks. This sacrifice symbolized the sacrifice that would be made by the Only Begotten Son of God (Moses 5:4–8). This practice continued until the death of Jesus Christ, which ended animal sacrifice as a gospel ordinance (Alma 34:13–14). In the Church today members partake of the sacrament of the bread and the water in remembrance of the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. Members of Christ's Church today are also asked to offer the sacrifice of a broken heart and a contrite spirit (3 Ne. 9:19–22). This means that they are humble, repentant, and willing to obey God's commandments.
- Abraham bound Isaac his son and laid him on an altar:Gen. 22:1–18; ( Jacob 4:5; )
- Thou shalt sacrifice thy burnt offerings:Ex. 20:24;
- Animals to be sacrificed must be without blemish:Deut. 15:19–21;
- To obey is better than sacrifice:1 Sam. 15:22;
- To love is more than all burnt offerings and sacrifices:Mark 12:32–33;
- We are sanctified through the sacrifice of Christ:Heb. 10:10–14;
- Christ offered himself as a sacrifice for sin:2 Ne. 2:6–7;
- That great and last sacrifice will be the Son of God, yea, infinite and eternal:Alma 34:8–14;
- Offer no more burnt offerings; sacrifice unto God a broken heart and a contrite spirit:3 Ne. 9:19–20; ( Ps. 51:16–17; D&C 59:8; )
- Today is a day of sacrifice:D&C 64:23; ( D&C 97:12; )
- All who are willing to observe their covenants by sacrifice are accepted of the Lord:D&C 97:8;
- Joseph F. Smith saw the spirits of the just, who had offered sacrifices in similitude of the Savior's sacrifice:D&C 138:13;
- Redemption came through the sacrifice of the Son of God upon the cross:D&C 138:35;


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To mark the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, the students at San Rafael Junior high are making preparations for their upcoming 9/11 activities.
Since the students were only 2-4 years old when the attacks happened, they have been taught, in the library, about the events that took place that day. They have also watched a movie called Flight 93.
On Sept. 9 at 10 a.m. a culminating activity will take place. An assembly will be held in the gym. A former teacher, Charles Durrant, will be the guest speaker. He has been on active duty in Iraq and Afghanistan.
After the assembly everyone will be invited to go to the front of the school where a ribbon tying ceremony will take place. Students have written the names and ages of almost 3,000 people who were killed in the attack on a satin ribbon. These ribbons will be tied to the chain link fence in the front of the school.
There will also be a special flag ceremony where a new flag, which has flown over the nations capitol, will be raised.
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Skip to comments.Ted Nugent's Advice To Grads
Posted on 06/05/2008 6:53:23 PM PDT by marktwain
Ted Nugent outlines the keys to leading a good life in America
Ted Nugent
Gather around, high school and college graduates, and listen good -- real good. What I am about to tell you will help you immensely throughout the rest of your lives if you commit to practicing Uncle Ted's proven modus operandi for a quality of life.
Nobody owes you a thing. Everything you will get out of life will be based solely on what you put into it.
As humorist Mark Twain said, "Don't go around saying the world owes you a living. The world owes you nothing. It was here first."
The only free lunches are at the homeless shelter. If you want to dance, you have to pay the band. And you will get what you pay for.
Get a job. If you work hard, real hard, at your favorite craft, you will ultimately succeed. If you are lazy, you will not succeed. Expect to be fired over and over again and aimlessly drift from job to job, your soul as empty as your bank account.
Find your passion in life, your calling, something you crave, that special thing that makes you giddy. Set a goal and never, ever quit. When you get close to the brass ring, move it farther away from your grasp.
Do not complain. Any spineless whiner can do that. Instead, look for solutions to tough problems. This will earn you respect from your boss and get you promoted.
Never do anything for money. Do what you do exceedingly well and thoroughly enjoy, and money will come looking for you.
Be frugal. Live responsibly within your means. Bling-bling is not making ends meet.
Never be afraid to let yourself go and exhibit unbridled raw emotion and enthusiasm. Emotions need exercise. March to the beat of making your own loud and obnoxious guitar breeding noises no matter how many times they tell you to turn down and stop the feedback. Following trends and peer pressure is for mindless sheep that are never happy.
Avoid negative people and slobbering hippies like the plague. They never accomplish anything. Surround yourself with positive people who are better than yourself and will mentor, help and guide you honestly.
If you want to know how others perceive you, look around at whom you associate with. In the end, all you have is your character and integrity. Do not ever compromise or sell them.
Take care of your precious, sacred temple. Eat smart and stay clean. Do not smoke, use drugs, eat or drink too much or chew on glass sandwiches. Partaking in these mindless misadventures will shorten your life.
Find a relaxing hobby to recharge your batteries that has nothing to do with your profession. I have found that peaceful time with family, friends, loved ones and my dogs, fishing, hunting, shooting, setting rocks on fire, giving birth to brass rainbows by shooting machine guns till barrels burn up, and killing sacred protein with sharp sticks recharges my batteries beyond redline. I cleanse my soul as I cleanse the good mother earth by eating her surplus.
Take the time each day to show love and affection for your family and loved ones. The smallest gesture goes straight to the heart.
Never miss an opportunity to say thank you to the men and women in our military and law enforcement. They are the defenders of freedom putting their lives on the line for you so you can reach your American Dream.
Be intelligently and effectively defiant. Defiance is the very spirit that gave birth to this country when our forefathers fought against overwhelming odds, signed the Declaration of Independence and fired the "shot heard 'round the world." Lock and load. Really.
Remember Rosa Parks. Be prepared to defy stupid laws and regulations wherever you find them. Raise hell. Vote smart.
If you have not made a few well-deserving idiots boil over in anger by the time you are 25, get busy. We live in a target-rich environment of liberal denial.
Famous philosopher and legendary San Francisco police detective, my hero Dirty Harry, once said, "A man has got to know his limitations." This is good advice.
Stand up for what you believe. Remain polite and courteous, but never back down. You have an obligation to leave America in better shape than when you arrived. Work to ensure that future generations of America have a better shot at the American Dream as well as more freedom, more liberty and more pursuits of happiness than you did.
Trust your gut feelings. Only trust people who have earned your trust. Trust but verify. Never trust the French.
Have fun. Life is not a dress rehearsal. Live smart, live good. Rock hard.
Ted Nugent is a rock musician who runs a safari and hunting operation and is a board member of the National Rifle Association. Write comments to Letters, Editorial Page, The Detroit News, 615 W. Lafayette, Detroit, MI 48226 or e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com.
I would love to see the look on Barack O'Bomber's face if he read this!
GRRRREAT American! BTTT!
Journey to the center of the mind.
Liberals will have a heyday with that one. They love taxing the hell out of us to help themselves first and others as might be convenient.
Amen, Ted. I think you have life in a Stranglehold. Hey Baby, Where Have You Been All My Life? You just have to remember it's Dog Eat Dog and you have Just What the Doctor Ordered if you read the Writing on the Wall. So Turn Up the Volume and let the Street Rats know You Make Me Feel Right at Home and help me watch out if the government decides it's Stormtroopin' time.
ROCK ON, Ted!
I'm a Huge fan of the Motor City Madman.
From Tucson, Arizona where there are way too many Snakeskin Cowboys.
Thanks, marktwain.
Fine, fine job by the Motor City Madman. And compliments on fitting Mark Twain, one of America's finest into the equation.
Ted you did us proud.
Remember Rosa Parks. Be prepared to defy stupid laws and regulations wherever you find them. Raise hell. Vote smart.
Good stuff. Are we pretty sure that it's really Ted this time? It's just that there's been so much attributed to him that wasn't, truly.
Can't say for sure, but killing sacred protein with sharp sticks sounds like Ted Nugent....
Giving this to my kids and e-mailing to all. He said mostly what I've wanted to say with a great tone and dynamic.
What's with the phony link?
Ted Nugent rocks!
And he is a good shot, too.
He is a liberal's nightmare. A rock N roller, a shooter, and an intelligent, articulate white man.
Or, as Sen. Biden (D-De) said about Obama. "He is articulate and clean." Hee, hee, hee.
What was wrong with his music when you were a teen?
The same thing that was wrong with a lot of music that was around when I was a teen, and which is still around today: it's nursery-rhyme simple being treated as if it's literature. When it's angry adolescent driven, it's boring and ugly. Kind of like rap. Sorry if that offends you -- it's just always the way I've felt about mindless guitar-grinding three-chord "rock" where volume must serve as the major value.
Sorry, and I am a music snob -- complex music is something I admire and respect. The stuff that Nugent did, as I remember it, was the musical equivalent of making chocolate chip cookies. Not a lot of skill required or admiration earned other than general kudos for playing. On the other hand, the stuff that Santana, Jethro Tull, Emerson Lake & Palmer, to mention a few, were doing, was more like the musical equivalent of preparing a five-course meal. A lot more interesting, a lot more skill involved, and a lot more admiration from me, musically speaking.
I admire the heck out of Nugent and value him. In spite of the very bad 70s, and they were worse than we remember, if you want to know the truth! That's what his "success" as a rock musician indicates to me now, is that it was his ability to lead. Nugent is a born, inspiring leader with a message of God-fearing and just rebellion that I embrace and my family's traditions have embraced for as long as I can see back. It doesn't get much smarter, wiser, or better than advising open-eyed:
Be prepared to defy stupid laws and regulations wherever you find them.
Music snob me -- for all those seemingly long hours where I had to put up with his sh*t music blasting in late workhours because the guys I worked with thought he was so great, all those long minutes I cursed him under my breath when we could have been listening to something inspiring and cool ... well, with four words that follow he has COMPLETELY REDEEMED himself. I could kiss him:
Raise hell. Vote smart
That is our battle cry! God bless Ted Nugent and thanks God for blessing us with him. See my new tagline.
Ted is a good guitar player -- good phrasing, passionate, good tone, etc. -- for the music he does. I heard him last year in concert in the park and I was impressed.
It would be great if Ted addressed that issue for aspiring rock stars.
Folks able to be persuaded that a big green dot on a canvas is "art" deserving of praise (though there are demonstrably very few skills involved in conceiving or producing the "artwork") who will pay tens of thousands of dollars for it, are ... willfully scammed in the name of "defiance" and more than likely big-government liberals, republican or democrat, who indulge for all the wrong reasons. It just seems that way to me. There's a correlation between actual skills and production and natural affinity with conservatism.
I like that Nugent reminds us about defying stupid rules. Yeager, an ultimate survivor, wrote "The rules are for people who aren't willing to make up their own." There are a lot of laws higher than the laws of man. Such as freedom from slavery and the God-given right to refuse work at will. Liberals threaten that with every step they make. Republican and Democrat.
There's a fail-safe mechanism in our human make-up, I suppose. In order to achieve great technological and living condition superiority, a society must first achieve great civilization superiority and ability to thrive and sparkle, as we've had the good fortune of experiencing over the past several centuries. When that civilization degenerates, so does its ability to produce tech superiority.
Being skilled requires being civilized; in our reality, Christian civilized. Western Judeo Christianity wiped out the slave trade. Nine-year-old girls don't get married under WJC ethics, gossip is frowned upon, and envy repressed because it is counterproductive. Being honest and honorable and treating others the way you'd like to be treated includes leaving folks alone as you'd like to be left alone. I look at some of the finest people I know, and so many don't call themselves Christian yet they are the backbone of this nation because they by default embrace the Judeo Christian ethic and this is the most important: they are PRODUCTS of 3 or 4 thousand generations of it dominating Western civilization, the most free and prosperous acheived yet. But they don't see it -- they call themselves atheists and think it's sensible. Yeah, right. *sigh*
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Probably it's because the city's just been through wall-to-wall coverage of the JFK50 commemoration, but I got a nice email nominating a major figure from that time for Dallas Morning News Texan of the Year.
Here it is:
To whom it may concern,
As a citizen of Dallas County for a number of years the TOY of the year has ALWAYS been a celebrity of sorts.....NEVER the person next door.
I personally think that Jim Leavelle, the DPD detective handcuffed to Lee Harvey Oswald, is the perfect nominee. A non assuming individual, always the perfect gentlemen has represented not only the DPD but the city of Dallas AND the state of TEXAS for 50 years representing law enforcement.
You need not take my word, just ask anyone. He never profited monetarily from the assassination but continued to represent Dallas to the best of his ability. It is now time to reward the gentleman for the man he IS !
Richard McDonald
I would not have picked Leavelle out among all the people to recognize through the JFK remembrance or observance. I probably would have picked Mike Rawlings, Ruth Altshuler or someone else connected with the ceremony commemorating the event.
Goes to show the names are still coming in from the public.
Here is the list of 2013 candidates so far:
Ted Cruz, U.S. senator
Wendy Davis, state senator
West, Texas, first responders who died in the fertilizer blast
All first responders who responded to West disaster
Citizens of West, Texas
West Mayor Tommy Muska
Jim Leavelle, DPD detective who was handcuffed to Lee Harvey Oswald
Maria Conroy, Dallas Arboretum VP who spearheaded new children's garden
Tinsley Oden, director of UT's Institute for Computational Engineering and Sciences
The 1 percenters who build companies and create jobs
Wounded warriors
Troops in Afghanistan
U.S. military around the world
Judge and jury that convicted Col. Hassan in Fort Hood shooting
Texas veterans, living and dead, from WW I through the Iraq-Afghan conflict
Big Tex
Mark Cuban, Dallas Mavericks owner, successful defendant vs. SEC
Jeff and Cora Cardona Hurst, co-founders of Teatro Dallas
Jimmy Q. Public
"Unruly mob" that helped stifle a Texas Senate vote on abortion
Jonathan Maness, police sergeant who took Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst's call at the Allen city jail
Kinky Friedman, humorist and occasional politician
Thabit Pulak, Richardson High School whiz-kid inventor
George W. Bush
Laura Bush
Barbara Bush
Texas A&M
John Sharp, Texas A&M System chancellor
First-grade teachers
DREAM Act young people
Doug Parker, US Airways CEO
Mack Brown, UT football coach
Ron Paul, former congressman
John Cornyn, U.S. senator
Lance Armstrong, cyclist
Linda Arnold from straydog.org, which helps abused and homeless animals
Someone who has actually created change that helped Texans
Rick Perry, governor
Eddie Lucio, Jr., state senator
Greg Abbott, attorney general
Jerry Jones, Cowboys owner
Julian Castro, San Antonio mayor
Joaquin Castro, congressman
Castro brothers, Julian and Joaquin
Barry Switzer, former Dallas Cowboys and OU coach
Anthony Tovar, former Sunset High School principal
Bryan Hughes, state representative
Chris Kyle, deceased former Navy Seal sniper and author
Colbert, comedian
Earl Campbell, former UT and pro running back, businessman
Horton Foote, deceased playwright/screen writer
Jerry Patterson, state land commissioner
Jim Hightower, former ag commissioner, commentator
John Madden, former NFL coach, TV commentator
Jonathan Stickland, state representative
Joe Pickett, state representative
Joe Straus, Texas House speaker
Ken Starr, Baylor University president
Ken Paxton, state senator
Kidd Kraddick, deceased radio personality
Laura Maczka, Richardson mayor
Leticia Van De Putte, state senator
The struggling American
Roger Staubach, former Cowboys QB, businessmahn
Dan Patrick, state senator
Steve Stockman, congressman
Willie Nelson, singer-songwriter
NoViolet Bulawayo, Texas-educated Zimbabwe author
Ron Washington, Texas Rangers manager
Michael Dell, of Dell Computers
Chris Brown and Seth Jones, NHL players
Carson Huey-You, of Southlake, 11-year-old TCU freshman
Eric Bing, Bush Institute physician
Margaret Spellings, Bush Institute president
Alan Lowe, Bush Library director
Kent Hance, Texas Tech chancellor
Mark Craig, retired pastor, Highland Park United Methodist Church
James Quick, SMU professor of earth sciences
Tony Dorsett, Hall of Fame Dallas Cowboy and concussion plaintiff
Sandra Bullock, actress
Garnet Coleman, state rep
Diane Ravitch, education historian
Jimmie Don Aycock and Dan Patrick, state lawmakers who passed education-reform bill
Bennett Ratliff, state representative
TAMSA (Texans Advocating Meaningful Student Assessment)
Nolan Ryan, former Texas Rangers CEO
Bill Hammond, Texas Association of Business
Sandy Kress, Pearson lobbyist and testing advocate
Mark Strama, state representative
Mike Miles, Dallas schools superintendent
Mike Rawlings, mayor of Dallas
Mary Suhm, former Dallas city manager
Robert W. Decherd, retired A. H. Belo Corporation CEO, president and board chairman
Justin and Diane Fourton, owners of Pecan Lodge barbeque in Dallas Farmers Market
Jeremy Strick, director of the Nasher Sculpture Center
Uber, the Dallas limo-by-app service
Gene Jones, wife of Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, for work in assembling the Dallas Cowboys Art Collection at AT&T Stadium
Jennifer duBois, novelist and winner of a Whiting Writers award
Kathleen Kent, novelist
Erica Grieder, Texas Monthly writer
Philipp Meyer, novelist
Michael Wacha, St. Louis Cardinals pitcher
Matt Carpenter, formerly of TCU, the Cardinals' leadoff hitter
Jordan Spieth, 20, pro golf phenom
Sue Gooding, State Fair of Texas spokeswoman
Chris Connealy, state fire marshal
Rodney Ellis, state senator
Michael Morton, exoneree
Generous people of Dallas
Lauren Kavanaugh, subject of "The Girl in the Closet" series
Lauren and Sabrina Kavanaugh, the Girl and her mother
Madeline McClure, founder of TexProtects
Lloyd Lochridge, Austin attorney
Molly Stewart, designer of senior day-care program
Art Briles, Baylor football coach
Those responsible for the JFK50 commemoration
Kevin Sumlin, Texas A&M coach
Debbie Branson, Parkland Hospital board chair
Lawrence Eliot "Lawrie" Marcus, of the Neiman Marcus retail chain
Raul Magdaleno, chief education consultant of The Magdaleno Group of Dallas
Bobbie Sanders, retired teacher who runs outreach for the poor at Austin's University Presbyterian Church
Larry James, head of CitySquare outreach for the poor in Dallas
Larry McMurtry, novelist
Unglamorous trench workers, the ones who smile at their neighbors, attend every graduation and go into hospice with grace, as per Gordon Keith
Workers busting their butts re-building LBJ
All first responders
Real people who keep the world going
All the people born in Texas this year
All the people who moved to Texas this year
The drought
Rep. Allan Ritter
Swanee Grace Hunt, former ambassador to Austria and founding director of the Women and Public Policy Program at the Kennedy School, Harvard
Nicole Small, CEO of Perot Museum of Nature and Science
Kay Bailey Hutchison, former senator
Becky Sykes, former Dallas Women's Foundation CEO
Roslyn Dawson Thompson, Dallas Women's Foundation CEO
George Mitchell, deceased father of fracking
Joel Allison, engineered creation of the largest not-for-profit in the state, Baylor Scott & White
Aaron Franklin, Austin brisket-master
Justin and Diane Fourton, Pecan Lodge barbecue couple
Kendall Clay McCook, retired teacher and voter ID opponent
Liz Mikel, actress
Tim DeLaughter, singer-songwriter
Mary Wheeler, UT math and engineering whiz
Ruby Session, recently deceased mother of Tim Cole
Bessie Rodriguez, mother of Santos Rodriguez, 12, slain by Dallas police
Richardson High School students
Lin Bransom, helper of children and neglected animals
Jane J. Boyle, federal judge, Northern District of Texas
Connie Bridges, director of Bluebonnet Girls State
Nicole Small, CEO of the Perot Museum of Nature & Science
Alif Laam Meem, nation's first Muslim fraternity, at UT-Dallas
Women of childbearing age
Dallas teachers
David Bates, artist
Gigi Antoni, director of Big Thought
Liz Mikel, actress
R. Nathan Brin, Dallas lawyer
Johnny Manziel, Texas A&M quarterback
Annise Parker, mayor of Houston
Bum Phillips, deceased, Houston Oilers football coach
Ralph Strangis, voice of Dallas Stars
Darrell Nelson, pastor, Disciples of Faith Worship Center in Arlington
Cecile Richards, CEO of Planned Parenthood
Cecilia Guthrie Boone, president of Planned Parenthood
Becky Russell Sykes, former president and Roslyn Dawson-Thompson, former and present CEO/president of the Dallas Women's Foundation,
Ernest W. Kuehne Jr., Dallas executive and attorney, UNT benefactor and father of three accomplished golfers
Robert Leon (Bob) Phillips, of "Texas Country Reporter" show
Jimmy Mobley, husband, father, grandfather, Mason, killed while riding his cycle
Tony Mauldin, longtime basketball coach who now works with youth in Kenya


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Exemplifying classical beauty and elegant simplicity, this exquisite Wedgwood dark blue jasper cameo medallion features the profile of the famed Greek poet Demetrios. Some of Wedgwood's most decorative and meticulous work was executed in cameos, which were made from white porcelain bisque and unglazed blue jasperware. The white relief has been molded separately and so carefully applied that this cameo is flawless even under a magnifying glass. Wedgwood was so highly regarded by his contemporaries that kings, princes, and collectors from all over Europe allowed him to study and take molds from their collections. Subjects ranged from the classical Greek and Roman to portraits of philosophers, poets, and heroes. Mounted to use as ornament, the Wedgwood medallion cameos were used as decoration for furniture and were framed for wall ornament or architectural treatment over doorways, fireplaces, and windows. The famous Amethyst Room, designed for Empress Catherine the Great, and Thomas Jefferson's dining room at Monticello both had Wedgwood cameos set in walls. Embodying classical beauty and simplicity, these flawless jasper medallions are among Wedgwood's most sought-after wares.
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If there is not, somewhere, a book about the hotel as novel, it is merely an oversight. The Edwardian novelist Arnold Bennett (1867-1931) wrote two novels, Grand Babylon Hotel (1902) and Imperial Hotel (1930), that are thought to be based on London's prestigious Savoy Hotel where Bennett often stayed after he became a successful writer and where an omelette named for him is still on the menu. Austrian novelist Vicki Baum (1888-1860) became one of the earliest of international bestselling novelists based on her 1929 Menschen im Hotel, which in turn became the film Grand Hotel (1932) starring John Barrymore and Greta Garbo. It is Garbo's character, the ballerina Grusinskaya, who utters the words often attributed to Garbo herself: "I want to be alone."
At one point, Shankar assures the reader, "At least a dozen novels about hotels are written in this country every year." Who knows? There may be one about Wright's Imperial Hotel.


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The Utah State Parks council and Emery County formed a committee to help promote activities and events at the local state parks. Emery and Carbon counties abound with state parks: Millsite, Huntington Lake, Green River State Park and golf course, Goblin Valley and Scofield.
In conjunction with this effort, a wakeboarding tournament was held at the Huntington Lake State Park.
Wakeboard competitors from all around the state came to compete at the one day event.
The many spectators and competitors said they would be back next year and hope to make the wakeboarding competition an annual event at Huntington Lake State park.
Other events have included a fishing derby and casting contest at the Millsite Reservoir and a steal the flag event at Goblin Valley. A golf tournament which promotes both Green River and Millsite courses has also been held. A geocaching event will be held at Goblin Valley on Aug. 11-12.


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Following on from our Interview with Jon Phillips of JonPhillips.ca, this time around we've got an interview with Jake Rocheleau.
Jake is a very prolific blogger (as a quick Google search will show), and his writing has been featured on a number of popular sites, including Speckyboy, WebDesignLedger, FreelanceSwitch and SixRevisions, along with many other great design blogs. If you'd like to hear more of his thoughts, I suggest you also check out his Twitter feed.
Please read on to see his answers, and to learn a little more about Usability in the design community:
An interview with Jake Rocheleau
User experience is truly the most important topic to consider because we build applications for the user. Without anybody to access the Internet our websites would empty scripts idling on a server somewhere. - Jake Rocheleau
Would you give us a brief introduction of yourself?
I'm a freelance writer and web developer out of eastern Massachusetts. I'm currently 20 years old, have been working in web design & development for about 5 years.
How did you get involved with usability/user experience/design?
I took my first class in basic HTML and web design at the age of 15. I quickly moved on to JavaScript/jQuery, CSS, and backend PHP/MySQL. This gave me the skills to build a couple web apps in my free time. This also introduced me to the world of freelancing where I began to work on a laundry list of UI design projects.
Why do you think usability and user experience are important?
User experience is truly the most important topic to consider because we build applications for the user. Without anybody to access the Internet our websites would empty scripts idling on a server somewhere. And it's always simpler to make a good interface look pretty.
The study of building a productive user experience isn't very tough, either. Most of the ideas are common sense processes. But it does take some practice to apply these into your own design work, for web or mobile or whatever.
Any words of wisdom to people learning about UX and usability?
Stay true to what you feel is right. You'll always get scattered feedback from users, so take this with a grain of salt. Usability is always about the easiest and quickest route to completing a task. Keep this in mind when you design interfaces and you can't go wrong!
Any favorite sites or resources you'd like to share?
Here are a few places I frequently visit:
What do you think?
How does this line up with your experience? Do you have any interesting insights to share? Who do you think we should interview in the future? We'd love to hear your feedback in the comments below, on Twitter @IntuitionHQ, or at Facebook.com/IntuitionHQ.
Thanks again to Jake for answering our questions, and don't forget to subscribe to our RSS feed to follow the next in our series of interviews.
Next in our series we have an interview with Des Traynor of Intercom.io – a fantastic web app for managing relationships with people in web apps, Contrast.ie, where he blogs about a lot of things related to design and usability, and on Twitter @DesTraynor. He's a very interesting fellow, and I suggest you have a look at those two sites – you'll immediately see how much care they put in to developing a great user experience.
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Three top-10 finishes for Canada at international beach volleyball tournament
CHENNAI, India – Canadian champions Martin Reader of Comox, B.C., and Chaim Schalk of Red Deer, Alta., finished seventh in men's play at the Chennai Challenge beach volleyball tournament.
Heather Bansley and Liz Maloney of Toronto took ninth spot as did Julie Rodrigue of Quebec City and Katherine Zakrzewski of Toronto in women's competition.
Reader and Chalk finished the tournament with three wins and two losses suffering their second defeat on Friday to Parviz Farrokhi and Salagh Aghamohammad of Iran 21-16, 21-19. The highlight for the pair was eliminating second seeds Thomas Kaczmarek and Nils Rohde of Germany in Thursday's quarterfinal repechage.
In women's competition, both Canadian teams fell in the same repechage round. Bansley and Maloney, the Canadian champions lost to top-seeds Liesbeth Mouha and Goedele Van Cauteren of Belgium 21-15, 16-21, 15-9. Rodrigue and Zakrzewski dropped a 22-20, 21-18 decision to Heather Hughes and Michelle Moriarty of the U.S.
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This page is about the idiom par for the course.
Meaning: If something is par for the course, it's what you'd expect it to be.
For example:
- Bill hasn't paid his rent on time, but that's par for the course. He's always late.
- I had an appointment to see my doctor at three but I had to wait an hour. I know waiting is par for the course when it comes to doctors, but it still annoys me.
Origin: From golf, in which par is the number of shots a good player would be expected to take to complete a hole. If par numbers for all the holes on a course are added up, you find the par for the course.
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NEW YORK (AP) -- Millions of people from Maine to the Carolinas awoke Tuesday without electricity, and an eerily quiet New York City was all but closed off by car, train and air as superstorm Sandy steamed inland, still delivering punishing wind and rain. The U.S. death toll climbed to 38, many of the victims killed by falling trees.
The full extent of the damage in New Jersey, where the storm roared ashore Monday night with hurricane-force winds of 80 mph, was unclear. Police and fire officials, some with their own departments flooded, fanned out to rescue hundreds.
"We are in the midst of urban search and rescue. Our teams are moving as fast as they can," Gov. Chris Christie said. "The devastation on the Jersey Shore is some of the worst we've ever seen. The cost of the storm is incalculable at this point."
More than 8.2 million people across the East were without power. Airlines canceled more than 15,000 flights around the world, and it could be days before the mess is untangled and passengers can get where they're going.
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(November 01) Today we're celebrating . . . Days of the Dead
Days of the Dead (Los Dias de los Muertos)
A traditional Mexican holiday honoring the dead. Los Dias de los Muertos is not a sad time, but instead a joyous time of remembering friends, family and loved ones who have passed.
It is celebrated every year at the same time as Halloween and the Christian holy days of All Saints Day and All Souls Day (November 1st and 2nd). Some areas celebrate the holiday for one day, while other celebrate for 2 days.
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IN THOSE DAYS, Peter said to the people, "Repent and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins; and you shall receive the gift of the Holy Spirit. For the promise is to you and to your children and to all that are far off, every one whom the Lord our God calls to him." And he testified with many other words and exhorted them, saying, "Save yourselves from this crooked generation." So those who received his word were baptized, and there were added that day about three thousand souls. And they devoted themselves to the apostles' teaching and fellowship, to the breaking of bread and the prayers. And fear came upon every soul; and many wonders and signs were done through the apostles.
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Last weekend I saw Food, Inc., a documentary narrated by Michael Pollan (The Omnivore's Dilemma) and Eric Schlosser (Fast Food Nation). While readers of these books will be familiar with the film's topics and conclusions, this brutally honest examination of industrial food production will be a wake-up call for most viewers.
The film first examines milk, egg, and meat production, with footage of Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations (CAFOs), slaughterhouses, and meat processing plants. Any reasonably observant person knows what to expect in these scenes: cows knee-deep in their own waste, sick chickens suffocating to death in crowded warehouses, animals sliced apart at breakneck speed. While the filmmakers do not explicitly advocate reducing or eliminating consumption of animal products (neither Pollan nor Schlosser is vegetarian), I don't understand how anyone seeing this gruesome footage could draw a different conclusion. It compels you to watch a cow, caked in feces and too sick to walk, being driven into the slaughterhouse by a tractor, and says: this is your cheeseburger, your meatball, your roast beef sandwich. When confronted with PETA brochures, it's easy to dismiss these images as sensationalist. If someone else presents the truth about factory farming, maybe the message will get through.
An aspect of factory farming that deserved more attention in the film is the widespread use of pharmaceuticals. Because food animals live in crowded, filthy conditions without access to fresh air or appropriate food, they're uniformly pumped full of antibiotics. Not only are these antibiotics passed along to humans who eat meat, eggs, and milk, their concentrated use encourages the evolution of antibiotic-resistant bacteria. (A measure restricting the use of antibiotics in livestock was recently proposed in the House of Representatives. It's supported by the Obama Administration, the American Medical Association, and the Union of Concerned Scientists, but opposed, predictably, by the National Pork Producers Council. Read about it here. I'm skeptical about its chances, because restricting antibiotics without losing many more animals to illness would require providing them adequate space and healthy feed. That would make meat more expensive, a repercussion few legislators are brave enough to stand behind.)
The film contrasts large-scale meat and dairy production with scenes of Polyface Farm in Virginia, where poultry and livestock graze and socialize until they're gathered up for slaughter. While farmer Joel Salatin discusses his guiding principles, behind him a group of pigs wag their curly tails as they nose through a pile of compost. Is this free-range method of farming healthier for the animals, and the humans who eat them? Certainly. But a scene of the presumed Good Guys slitting the throats of living, kicking chickens and hanging them upside-down to bleed to death over a plastic bucket is hardly reassuring. I can't imagine anyone leaving the theater craving nuggets.
The film next looks at the effects of industrial grain production on the land and on Western diets. Pesticide run-off poisons the water supply, monoculture depletes nutrients in the soil. As grain production increases, the American diet becomes less diverse, and more dependent on corn-derived pseudo-foods like high fructose corn syrup. Unless you've read Omnivore's Dilemma, you'll be amazed at how many of your calories come from corn and soy. Cameras accompany an overweight working-class family to the grocery store, where they buy calorie-dense hamburgers and soda and tell their daughter to put back a peach.
Farmers supplying grain and animals to multinational corporations complain of crushing debt and constant intimidation. When patented genetically-modified seeds ride the breeze to another farmer's fields, Monsanto calls it stealing and files a lawsuit. The film reveals how Big Agriculture uses its considerable legal and economic muscle to prevent small farmers and consumers from speaking out about food safety and inhumane treatment of workers and animals. The mother of a child killed by E. coli-contaminated beef, fearing a lawsuit, is unwilling to discuss on camera how the experience has changed her family's eating habits.
Food, Inc. is a frightening, uncomfortable, vitally important movie. Anyone in the industrialized world who eats food should see it. For those of us already trying to make healthy, sustainable food choices, it offers affirmation. I hope it frightens others out of complacency.


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Posted on 03/20/2010 7:07:53 AM PDT by SE MomEdited on 03/21/2010 5:00:38 AM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
10 AM Rules Committee meeting (C-span2 LIVE all day)
11 AM Stupak press conference
12 PM Demonstration at the Capitol
3 PM Obama meets with the Democratic caucus
2 p.m.: The House will debate for one hour the rules of debate for the reconciliation bill and the Senate bill.
3 p.m.: The House will vote to end debate and vote on the rules of the debate.
3:15 p.m.: The House will debate the reconciliation package for two hours.
5:15 p.m.: The House will vote on the reconciliation package.
5:30 p.m.: The House will debate for 15 minutes on a Republican substitute and then vote on the substitute.
6 p.m.: The House will vote on the final reconciliation package.
6:15 p.m.: If the reconciliation bill passes, the House will immediately vote on the Senate bill, without debate.
Phew! Boehner just won my respect... not trust... respect
That has to be one of most emotional address in a long time in the Chambers! One for the ages.
You go, girl!
I'm loving this prolonged applause for Boehner.
Oh - I am going to be sick - it's that monster Pelosi
Have put a good dent in a bottle of Dewars at this point :-
Boy, do I evny you and others able to imbibe tonight. I am on Flagyl for a few more days due to a kidney infection. They warned me repeatedly not to drink as it will react with booze and make you violently ill. I really could use a drink right about now,
The request is a motion which must be made after the debate is finished and before the vote is started. It will be a race to see if the speaker can start the vote before the motion is made.
God Damn Queen Pelosi!
Folks, tonight the socialists are thrusting socialized medicine on us... next they will be forcing amnesty for illegals. Mark it down...
pillosi on, SPEAKERS OFF!
God bless John Boehner!
Blinky Pelosi
That was a real stemwinder of a speech by Rep. Boehner. He has my respect, he "gets it".
Now I'm going to be sick, Nasty Nancy is up.
Gag-o-rama! That's all I can say and remain a lady!
F****** local news can kiss my ass. "If bill passes it will "soften" the blow to Obozo.
Aww Puke...Damn YOU...John Spratt.....You are an blemish on South Carolina....
I can't watch this Botox addled witch.
There is a special place in hell for Nancy Pelosi...but I must remember to pray for her...seriously...must remember. She might yet avoid it.
Darh Pelosi on.
Can someone pass me a drink!I need it if I have to listen to Pelosi!
Thank you, Rep Boehner. That was brilliant. Although your oratory will not make one bit of difference, some of us will remember it.
Pelosi - BLECH!!
Pelosi uses pride and humility in the same sentence.
May God give Boehner the endurance power of Elijah.
Someone shout the BITCH!!!!! DOWN!!!!!!
I am sitting here listening to John Boehner and crying. I am so proud of the Republicans for trying as hard as they can to stop this mess from passing. God help our country.
PLEASE, somebody in the House, throw a tomato at the witch.
pelosi: "it's with great humility AND pride"....wth? she really IS stupid.
I will step away from my keyboard, as if I type what I think of Pelosi I will be banned.
ME TOO...MUTE is on for Pelousy...
You wish...
How dare Pelosi quote the Founders and twist their message?!
Nope, neither have I. I never dreamed I would see such brazen, blatant, thumbing the nose at the Constitution. If Republicans were in control, it never would have even been attempted (this strategy of the dems). The msm wouldn't have stood for it. I keep apologizing to my kids for what their country is going to turn in to.
I wish Boehner just dropped the bipartisian crap. Basically when we take over in Nov pay back is a *itch.
Nancy Pelosi - one facelift away from a goatee.
no motion to recommitt?
Now CNN, CNBC, MSNBC, FOX BUSINESS AND FOX NEWS all of a sudden all went to this live shot...should have been there eight minutes ago!
OH they come for this "lady" Nancy P.
Piglosi actually quoting Declaration, when the bill WILL KILL BABIES! How about the life clause, you ole bidy!
(((CC27))) Yes you can...go get some FRESH AIR sweetie- it will do you only good to NOT listen to PElosi.
Crap....I hate Pelosi
She's got it right, except for the life part and the liberty part, and the part about pursuing happiness.
Obama... BOOOOOOOO
If the Bill don't fit, let's Recommit!
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From WWD ISSUE 08/19/2009
Country superstar Kenny Chesney is bringing a tour bus to the MAGIC show in Las Vegas ??" literally.
Chesney will showcase the official launch of his new line of men??™s and women??™s apparel in an Airstream bus that will be on display inside the Las Vegas Convention Center during the trade show at the end of the month.
The collection, Blue Chair Bay, is a denim- and knit-driven lifestyle line that will have a soft launch for holiday in a handful of specialty stores including Levy??™s in Nashville, Fast Buck Freddys in Key West, Fla., and Ocean Eddies in Gulf Coast, Ala. The full launch will be for spring.
Chesney, a four-time Entertainer of the Year of both the Country Music Association and the Academy of Country Music, also will headline an invitation-only concert at the Hard Rock Hotel in Las Vegas during MAGIC.
According to Chesney, ???Just like I don??™t know fashion, I don??™t expect these people to really know who I am, what I do or what I??™d like to think my music represents. So, that??™s why I??™m going to play a very intimate show for a lot of them: bring them in organically to the songs, the stories and give them a sense of who I ??" and the people who live these songs right along with us ??" am.???
Blue Chair Bay is being manufactured by Latitude 17 Degrees South, a company that was formed to create the line for Chesney, according to Eric Dickson, sales manager for Blue Chair Bay Apparel. The collection will include woven shirts, khakis, shorts, T-shirts and jeans. Retail price points include T-shirts for $32 to $38, khakis for $68 to $72, shorts for $48 to $55 and woven shirts for $52 to $62.
Chesney??™s name and image will not be part of the marketing for the line, but the hangtag will read ???Blue Chair Bay: A Kenny Chesney-inspired brand.??? The name of the collection comes from the singer??™s 2005 album ??" ???Be as You Are: Songs From an Old Blue Chair,??? which featured all self-written songs.
From WWD ISSUE 08/19/2009
SHOPPING USA: Fashion??™s Night Out is extending its reach to Los Angeles and landing within the ivy-covered walls of Ron Herman??™s boutique on Melrose Avenue. In collaboration with Vogue, which helped hatch the idea for the Sept. 10 global shopping event, Herman is corralling at least 30 designers and fashion brands ??" including Monrow, Martin Margiela, Oliver Peoples, Chan Luu, LnA and Beats by Dr. Dre ??" to make personal appearances, launch products and sponsor mini shows in an effort to entice consumers to shop. Other Southern California retailers participating in Fashion??™s Night Out Los Angeles are Neiman Marcus, Maxfield, Trovata, Ron Robinson and Rock & Republic. Even with his support of Fashion??™s Night Out, Herman believes shopping is a 365-day affair. He??™s taking the shop-in-shop concept to the next level with special sections devoted to J Brand, which launched its gallerylike section Saturday with a party attended by actress Christina Ricci, and Quiksilver, whose men??™s-only surf corner opens Aug. 29. ???Hey, it??™s OK to go out and shop,??? Herman said. ???I??™m not asking people to buy a new car. It??™s less than a college education. Just go out and make yourself feel good.???
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July 25 2012 01:07PM
Fake names or not, fans who post on sites like this are real people with real lives. While that can get lost sometimes amid the goofy handles, that simple fact came back into focus for me today reading Tinfoil Tuque's item about his daughter and his participation in Road Hockey to Conquer Cancer.
It takes courage to relate very personal and often painful stories – when it comes to cancer, unfortunately almost all of us have at least one -- to a group of people you've never met, and I applaud his willingness to do so and his choice to help raise funds for the Canadian Cancer Society Sept. 22.
As anybody who knows him would expect, Jason Gregor of TEAM 1260 chimed in on Tinfoil Tuque's item, saying he might enter a team in the event. Is there a media person, any person, in Edmonton who does more in the name of charity than Gregor? No.
Tinfoil Tuque beat me to the punch today with his story, and that's fine, but I'll also be playing in the all-day event Sept. 22. Lyle Best, likely best-known by hockey fans for his participation with the Edmonton Copper Jackets and as fine a citizen as you'll find in this town, has asked me to play on his team and I've taken him up on that.
While it's been 25 years or so since I've played road hockey, I'm willing to shuffle around the rink all day if Best and his Cancer Crushers team are willing to have me. I'll be playing in memory of my mom, Joan Mary Stewart, taken by cancer when she was just 48, and my brother-in-law Arman Agustin, who passed away last July at the age of 50.
If you'd like to contribute to the cause, the link to my Road Hockey to Conquer Cancer page is here. If you'd like to enter a team of your own, you can do that here. TinFoil Tuque, Brownlee or Gregor, the name doesn't matter. The cause does. Do what you can.
. . . It's terrific to see former Oiler Steve Staios land a hockey job, even if it is with the Toronto Maple Leafs, after hanging up his skates as a player. As honest a player as you'd ever meet, Staios always gave you what he had during his NHL career. He'll do the same in his new job. Should have been a guy Steve Tambellini put a call into.
. . . Zach Parise gets $98 million over 13 years from the Minnesota Wild while Alex Semin, who has performed at an equal, if not higher, level offensively through seven NHL seasons, sits and awaits an offer as an UFA. Parise has 194-216-410 and .82 PPG in 502 games. Semin has 197-211-408 and .87 PPG in 469 games. There is more to assessing NHL talent than a spreadsheet, and Semin is Exhibit A when it comes to that.
. . . The clock is ticking on 630 CHED as the radio rights holder of Oilers broadcasts. CHED has two more years left on its deal, but if Bell Media's acquisition of Astral Media is okayed by the CRTC and partner TSN moves into the city as a radio entity, there'll be a battle for rights. In any case, if Bell gets the green light, there's going to be changes on both ends of the radio dial by the time the puck drops on the 2014-15 season.
. . . When Tambellini acquired Ryan Whitney from Anaheim for popular Lubomir Visnovsky, I applauded the deal because the Oilers were getting a younger defenseman for less money. I went as far as to say Whitney would outscore Visnovsky during their current contracts. With Whitney missing big chunks of time since with foot and ankle problems, that isn't going to happen. That said, Whitney is 29 and Visnovsky is 36 and facing the prospect of playing with the New York Islanders in his declining years. If the Oilers can re-sign Whitney at a decent dollar, which seems likely, and IF he bounces back from his medical woes, it'll wash out as a good deal. It's one I'd make again.
Listen to Robin Brownlee Wednesdays and Thursdays from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. on the Jason Gregor Show on TEAM 1260.
July 25 2012, 07:24PM
Really getting tired of the Belanger bashing. The guy had one bad year. Almost every player does for whatever reason. He wasn't brought in to score 30 goals. He was brought in to win draws. He did that very well and infact helped all of our young forwards in the dot. One of the reasons our PP and PK was so vastly improved this year was due to puck possession. I fully expect him to bounce back next year and all the bashers can go back to picking on Horcoff. Gee I wonder why veterans don't want to play here?
Sorry. He had no problem picking up the cheque. He can listen to the criticism. Hope he bounces back - but Belanger was PUTRID. His body language was terrible. All he did was teach the kids to pout. Sugar coat it all you want. If he is a pro, he owns it and gets better.
Don't forget the 6th round pick we used on Brandon Davidson.
Seriously, I loved that deal when it happened, and I would probably do the same deal today. If I recall correctly, there was some talk that Vishnovsky wanted out of Edmonton for family reasons and Tambellini found a good match in getting back Whitney.
That could have ended much worse for us.
July 25 2012, 08:05PM
Didn't forget Davidson.
While the trade hasn't paid off as quickly as I thought it would because of Whitney's foot and ankle problems, I think there's a decent chance it will from here on out.
Lubo is a terrific player but is 36 now and on the downside. Whitney is 29 and will have had a full summer to rehab without worrying about the healing process.
If (I know, big IF) Whitney returns to form I can see 45-50 pts and he's still in his prime years. I don't see him commanding a huge contract either because of his struggles the past two seasons.
@Brownlee In a perfect world I would love to see the oilers still get a bit more gritter in the bottom 9, also if they could get a heavier body to play in the top 6. My concern is they have tons of talent but not the correct type of toughness that helps you win games and in a 82 game season in todays NHL you can't just trust skill to win.
The biggest key to this is how will Dubnyk start out and handle the extra work load, goaltending is a huge differnce in winning and losing hockey games and gives the team confidence.
Also it would be nice to land a legit top 4 dman, but I'm also not against just letting things develop as long as there is progess shown.
July 25 2012, 09:13PM
Made my donation for Road Hockey to Tinfoil Tuque, and I am always so grateful to those that participate in events like these.
I am writing this from the palliative care unit where I have been with my mom for a week. I have watched the disease take everything from her in 2 short years, and now she can no longer speak or even wake up.
I hope she finds peace soon. Love you mom.
FRAK. Does anyone here know for sure that the Oil or anyone else hasn't made an offer?
It doesn't work like some here suggest anyway.
Call to agent, small talk, get a feel where he's at, then let them know you will put x on the table if they don't get their number. Then you call once in a while to ask how the weather is.
If anyone thinks that no one GM hasn't done that, then.. Well nevermind, you wouldn't understand anyway.
(btw... I clarified my rationale on keeping the KlefBOMB. Shouldnt have used the phrase Franchise Player. Still say its retarded to trade a player with huge expectations before he's played one game in the show.)
And it's "should have" not "should of" da.mnit!
I agree Robin. Whitney will (knock on wood) likely rebound a bit this year and might make a good mentor for Justin Schultz. And his next contract might make him a nice value contract as an elder statesman for the blueline. It would be nice if he could win a Cup here in Edmonton after missing out in Pittsburgh.
To Wax Man, my thoughts are with you. I've spent time in palliative care. Anything I say here falls short of what you must be going through.
July 25 2012, 10:07PM
I'm sorry to hear about your mother. This is a particularly traumatic time for family and loved ones in a situation like this.
Taking the time to donate is very generous of you with so much on your mind.
July 25 2012, 10:18PM
Anything can happen. The Oilers could win the cup this year. [quoted for truth] The Beaker
You'd think that would be no surprise, or atleast closer to reality. A club consistantly in the top 10 of revenue generating teams for 5 yrs now. Too bad this isn't the case. Our Oilers are on the back end of a hat trick of first overalls despite these revenue advantages. [despite from what i hear is also with playing in a shiphole arena called Rexall place]
Maybe you're right Beaker, we should wait another 10 yrs and have Tambellini re reasses things. By now we know this is what perennial losing organizations do consistanly well.
The problem is that you took what I said to mean that we should do nothing when in fact what I said is that those names arent likely avaliable and therefor to constantly bring them up in tedious.
There are other ways to improve the club other than dreaming up trades that likely never have a chance to even be discussed by the GMs involved. But what do I know (nothing)?
@Wax Man Riley
Prayers and Thoughts your way Wax Man.
July 25 2012, 11:31PM
@Wax Man Riley
My prayers go out to you and your mom.
July 25 2012, 11:40PM
Made my donation for Road Hockey to Tinfoil Tuque, and I am always so grateful to those that participate in events like these.
I am writing this from the palliative care unit where I have been with my mom for a week. I have watched the disease take everything from her in 2 short years, and now she can no longer speak or even wake up.
I hope she finds peace soon. Love you mom.
All the best. Unfortunately, it sometimes takes situations like this to remind a person what is truly important. Take care of yourself, man.
July 26 2012, 07:45AM
I don't think that would get it done for Johansen anyway, but I would give up our first next year for him in a heart beat. The reason they may look at it is that we have been a lottery pick 3 years in a row and the depth is fantastic next year.
In order for us to be a lottery team again we would have to lose Hall, Whitney, one of our other top defenders and Dubnyk to injury. We will not be a lottery pick next year and with this trade I would put us in the playoffs, otherwise I think we will be fighting for that 8th spot and could go either way.
July 26 2012, 08:21AM
@ cody
I got to tell you I really like Johansen, however
I disagree, A few of the next years top ten ceneter's can move right into the NHL, be just as good as Johansen if not better.
As for the Oilers, you honestly see them being otside a lottery postion?
For me there is to many "if's", I dont see them being better then 5th, two players whom have never played a NHL game is not going to get it done, and Dubnyk is unproven, until I see it from DD and Whitney we are a lottery team, not to mention Hall will still be out when the season starts.
July 26 2012, 10:09AM
@ cody
I got to tell you I really like Johansen, however
I disagree, A few of the next years top ten ceneter's can move right into the NHL, be just as good as Johansen if not better.
As for the Oilers, you honestly see them being otside a lottery postion?
For me there is to many "if's", I dont see them being better then 5th, two players whom have never played a NHL game is not going to get it done, and Dubnyk is unproven, until I see it from DD and Whitney we are a lottery team, not to mention Hall will still be out when the season starts.
I love how the world is totally upside down for Edmonton fans. 26th now = 5th
Hi Robin:
You are a hard fellow to find an email for.
The internet is a strange thing. I heard you said "hi" to me the other day on the radio.
A friend of my son heard my name mentioned and emailed him. My son then Googled your name, found the radio program, found the podcast and then emailed me the link.
And sure enough there it was about the 9:48 mark of the second hour: If you are listening a special hello to my old coach from 1968 Daryl Fernquist.
And thanks to the internet I was listening...albeit a few hours late.
That was very nice of you to remember those "oh so long ago days" but I still do remember them fondly. They bring back warm feelings.
It is nice to see you do well and I send a special "hello back" back to you.
Daryl Would the person monitoring this post please forward my email on to Robin but don't show it in the post? Thanks. It is firstname.lastname@example.com


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Um, hi. o___o
So. I watched a bit of the anime a long time ago (before it was on Cartoon Network) and kind of liked it, but I was a bit disappointed. After the anime started airing on television here, I decided to watch it out of boredom, and I was still feeling a little let down.
Now, I know from experience how sometimes a manga and its anime counterpart can vary immensely, so I'm wondering, because for some reason I just can't find it in myself to abandon the series altogether, is the manga something I should seriously consider picking up?
Now... I know most of you will be inclined say yes, because this is the Bleach forum, and, duh, that means there's Bleach fans here.
But... I want to know specifically why. From what I've seen, I like the artwork in the manga a bit more, but that's not enough to draw me over. What I'm mainly wondering if there is a significant difference in the plot or anything important like that, and if it's any better than what the anime has to offer.


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The legend of Cape Town is back and his newest release just might be his best. Danalog brings us Baked Beams, providing listeners with a curiously familiar yet haunting melodic progression, wrapped with quirky wobbling modulations. The second track, Chasing Chubby is a stripped down minimal number that gets it all going with a simple and well executed motif. As an added bonus, the Swiss Tech House and Minimal maestro Khainz pulls a big Techno rework of Baked Beams out of his sleeve that is both melodic and wavy.
Danalog – Baked Beams EP (Digital Structures) by danalog
Make sure you pick up this massive, long-awaited EP! [Purchase Link]
Much Love,


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- Home
- Health Information
- Electroencephalogram
|Placement of Sensors for an EEG
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Reasons for Test
- Help diagnose seizures
Assess if brain function has been affected by certain conditions and diseases, such as:
- Trauma
- Coma
- Brain infection— encephalitis
- Electrolyte imbalance
What to Expect
Prior to Test
- Ask your doctor whether you need to stop any medications, such as stimulants, prior to the test.
- Avoid caffeine for eight hours before the test.
- Shampoo your hair the day of the test. Do not use hair styling products.
- If you are having a sleep-deprived EEG, you may need to stay awake the night before the test. You should also arrange for a ride to and from the test.
- If you are prone to seizures, arrange for a ride to and from the test.
Description of Test
- You may be asked to breathe deeply and rapidly.
- A strobe light may be turned on. It sends fast pulses of light.
After Test
How Long Will It Take?
Will It Hurt?
Call Your Doctor
Epilepsy Foundation http://www.epilepsyfoundation.org
National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke http://www.ninds.nih.gov
Canadian Neurological Sciences Federation http://www.cnsfederation.org
Epilepsy Canada http://www.epilepsy.ca
EEG (electroencephalogram). Nemours Kid's Health website. Available at: http://kidshealth.org/parent/general/sick/eeg.html. Updated September 2013. Accessed February 13, 2014.
Seizure in adults. EBSCO DynaMed Plus website. Available at: http://www.dynamed.com/topics/dmp~AN~T114746/Seizure-in-adults. Updated April 11, 2016. Accessed October 10, 2016.
Seizure in children. EBSCO DynaMed Plus website. Available at: http://www.dynamed.com/topics/dmp~AN~T550165/Seizure-in-children. Updated April 11, 2016. Accessed October 10, 2016.
Shevell M, Ashwal S, et al. Practice parameter: Evaluation of the child with global developmental delay: Report of the Quality Standards Subcommittee of the American Academy of Neurology and The Practice Committee of the Child Neurology Society. Neurology. 2003;60:367-380.
Revision Information
- Reviewer: Rimas Lukas, MD
- Review Date: 01/2015 -
- Update Date: 02/14/2014 -


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Thank you. I can't wait to read it.
a special chapter... wooow, thanks blud
Thank you, Arigatana, Merci & شكرا
mangaholik, yes I am.
Thank you very much...
although it's pretty pathetic this chp
ALL HAIL NELL~sama
heh, typofast snaclation
Thanks blud
Support the original manga artists and buy a subscription!
The entire Weekly Shonen Jump magazine is released in English every Monday.
Its only $25.99 for 12 months subscription to all Weekly Shonen Jump Manga!
thanks to the scalanters from maldives
thanks a lot ^_^
meh, even if it ain't the story Bleach is still Bleach so i'll get it, part 3 of my late collection for the week so thanks guys.
Why don't more people read these mangas?