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Dimensions Up to 7" (18 cm).
Habitat Estuaries, tidal flats & salt marshes, Ocean or bay shallows.
Range New England, Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, Eastern Canada.
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Short of a complete roster overhaul, Brian Burke had one objective in mind as he took the thrown in the center of the hockey universe – change the culture. While the pink slips delivered to players from years passed who were enamored within a losing environment make room for new changes, it was the selection of certain players all with unique characteristics that has restored the right at...


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By Leslie Criss/NEMS Daily Journal
"You can kiss your family and friends good-bye and put miles between you, but at the same time you carry them with you in your heart, your mind, your stomach, because you do not just live in a world but a world lives in you."
– Frederick Buechner
"It is not until much later, as the skin sags and the heart weakens, that children understand; their stories, and all their accomplishments, sit atop the stories of their mothers and fathers, stones upon stones, beneath the waters of their lives."
– Mitch Albom
My family spent time last weekend tromping around among the resting places of some of our ancestors.
Revisiting a place where we'd all – my sister, my father and me – spent much time in our youth, tales were told that reminded us from where we've come.
Coffeeville – or Caw'ville to those who know it best – is home to nearly 900 in a Mississippi county called Yalobusha. Coffeeville shares the title of county seat with its just-down-the-road-a-piece neighbor, Water Valley.
On its official website Coffeeville is called the place "where old friends gather." New friends, too.
We were invited to this place – called home by a slew of Crisses – by our friend Jean Bailey Kirk, who lives in Tupelo but is one of the famous Bailey twins born and raised in Coffeeville.
She's the daughter of world-renowned hunter and conservationist John Provine Bailey, but that will be another story for another Sunday. Sure as shooting.
We all dined sufficiently and fellowshipped fondly in the lodge that rests on a portion of the Bailey family's 2,000 acres of beautiful earth.
On Saturday morning, we drove in to Coffeeville proper, each of us remarking as we remembered places along the way: the Criss family homeplace; my friend Cheryl's grandmother's homeplace just across the street; Coffeeville High School, where my great aunt was one of the best – and toughest – history teachers around; the clinic where our great uncle Ralph practiced medicine until the very last day of his life – in his late 80s; the house where Jean's grandmother had lived; and more.
A drive out to New Hope Cemetery took us even further into our family history.
My grandfather used to talk about his brother who died in infancy. He said his name was Napoleon Bonaparte Criss and they called him Little Poly.
Granddaddy also used to tell us Jesse James was our great-great-great-grandfather. So, why would we have believed his tales?
But he spoke the truth about his brother, born Aug. 16, 1916, and died Oct. 10, 1916. On his marker – Little Poly.
He told the truth, too, about another long-ago Criss who promised his beloved wife he would never let it rain on her. When she died he built a small white house over her resting place, where he now lies beside her.
Ever moving forward in this life, we find it helpful and hopeful to slow down, from time to time, and take a backward glance at where we've come from.
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Description ADULT MALE Has a reddish orange head and upper neck, clearly demarcated from the black lower neck and breast. Vent is black and body is otherwise gray. In flight, gray upper wing coverts contrast with paler flight feathers. Note the bright yellowish eye. ADULT FEMALE Has mainly buffy brownish plumage, with a faint pale "spectacle" and whitish throat. JUVENILE Similar to adult female.
Dimensions Length: 18-22" (46-56 cm)
Habitat Favors prairie pothole habitats for nesting. Winters mainly on Gulf of Mexico, specifically Laguna Madre, Texas and Laguna Madre, Tamaulipas, Mexico. Small numbers winter in southern states' wetlands.
Observation Tips Relatively easy to find, within range, at start of breeding season. Otherwise, visit coastal wetlands in winter.
Range Texas, Southeast, Great Lakes, Mid-Atlantic, Plains, Western Canada, California, New England, Rocky Mountains, Florida, Northwest, Southwest, Eastern Canada, Alaska
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By Sonny Scott
Civilization has its legions of unsung heroes. None had more lasting influence than the ancient shaman (or more likely, his wife) who first realized that the power of religion could be harnessed for purposes more noble than success in the hunt or a bountiful harvest. It may have been the most portentous pillow talk of the Neolithic Age.
"Say, Mr. Big Shot Priest, is that god of yours busy all the time with the problems of hunters and farmers, or does he have time for other things?"
"Of course, He does, Big Mouth Wife. Why you ask?"
"It's that son of yours. If he's not getting into your mead vat and getting snockered, he's seducing the neighbor's daughters. I can't watch him from sun to sun. Do you think your Big Boss of the Hunt could keep an eye on him?"
And so it began. Junior was to be kept in line by telling him that God saw everything he did, disapproved of most of it, and was determined to get even. Sheer genius.
Ethical monotheism did not mean that Mom was off scot-free, of course. The bolder souls have never been intimidated by a bogeyman, whether Santa Claus or a Big-Guy-in-the-Sky. The more timid souls might buy it, and millions of us did.
I had an epiphany of sorts as a young man when I sat by a campfire and listened as some of my elders recalled the peccadilloes of their youth. To a man, they were clearly proud of their exploits (especially of the sexual variety), and were anything but repentant. The group included some stalwarts of their church – the same men whose paid spokesman had assured me that a single sin merited the wrath of the God of the Universe, while they nodded in solemn agreement. Subsequent conversations with men of "good moral character" and bona fides as community pillars confirmed my suspicions. Not one regretted "sowing his wild oats," and admitted that his fondest recollections came from the indiscretions of youth.
I don't know how Tim Tebow will react when he realizes that the mass of both sexes despise and ridicule an idealist, but along with the dawning of the realization that I had been a prig, grew a certain resentment. There are good reasons for youthful chastity, but only my parents attempted to make the case.
The church adopted an avoidance conditioning based on fear and superstition rather than truth and logical consistency.
Community attitudes may not be logical, but they are predictable. A boy who will be a boy takes his chances, and has a fun-filled youth. By good fortune and the grace of God, he escapes STD and the wrath of jealous boyfriends or outraged fathers, settles down, and "finds God." He marries a good woman – who could have done better (women like "bad boys" – go figure). He becomes deacon of his church, Scout leader, and volunteer youth league coach. In time, he "sits in the gates of the city" as an esteemed elder, respected for his sagacious conduct and rectitude.
His contemporary gets it backwards. A timid priss, determined to please God and mama, he ignores the barbs of peers and does his damnedest to do right as he understands it. In middle age, he realizes that his friends have great memories of growing up while his own are a horror of guilt and alienation. Far from prizing his fidelity, his wife finds him a bore, and his acquaintances are condescending. When he strikes out in rebellion, he becomes a reprobate, an apostate, and the unkindest cut of all – an "Old Fool."
In morality, as in comedy, timing is everything.
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Proponents of the misguided Internet blacklist legislation — the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and the PROTECT IP Act (PIPA) — downplay the idea that the overbroad bills could be used for censorship. But one only needs to look at the way existing copyright laws have been abused to know there's serious cause for concern.
A Virginia district court is the latest to call out a copyright troll for using a business model designed to be little more than a shakedown operation to extract quick and easy settlements from hundreds of thousands of John Doe defendants. Judge Gibney says it far better than we could:
In what is becoming a well-settled pattern, Righthaven again finds itself on the losing end of a motion, with its case thrown out and owing the defendant – here, Leland Wolf, proprietor of the It Makes Sense Blog – costs and attorneys' fees for bringing a baseless copyright case. The lawsuit, Righthaven v. Wolf, is also notable for being the leading case among more than 50 that were filed in Colorado. Pending a motion to dismiss, the Colorado court stayed the remaining cases.
by Rainey Reitman and Kurt Opsahl
Copyright troll Righthaven's flawed business model—suing hundreds of bloggers and small websites for dubious cases of alleged copyright infringement of newspaper articles—appears to be grinding to an inexorable finish. But even as the Righthaven cases prove that litigation isn't going to magically make print media profitable in the age of the Internet, a new generation of journalists and creators are adapting to the digital world—including one of Righthaven's former clients.
Today, Northern District of Texas District Court Judge David C. Godbey granted EFF's and Public Citizen's sanctions motion against Evan Stone, attorney for Mick Haig Productions, who improperly issued subpoenas to ISPs without court permission in order to obtain the identities of alleged file sharers. The court's blistering opinion speaks for itself, and should be read in full. The court includes a brief overview of its findings thusly:
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Congratulations to the U16 Boys Silver team, coached by Zane Hill, for winning the Ultimate Cup (Elite division) in Richmond the weekend of March 2-3. They won three games against teams from VA, NC and Maryland, and tied one from VA.
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The Very Rev. Thomas A. Baima is Vicar for Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs.
"The joy of the gospel fills the hearts and lives of all who encounter Jesus." With these words, Pope Francis opened his apostolic exhortation, Evangelii Gaudium. Since the Cardinals of the Holy Roman Church elected him Bishop of Rome and Pope of the Catholic Church, Francis has expressed himself with a simple directness that calls all Christians back to the essential core of the Lord Jesus' teaching.
His topic in the apostolic exhortation is evangelization, proclaiming the Gospel to all the nations. Certainly, Pope Francis himself has been doing this since he stepped out onto the balcony above Saint Peter's square in Rome. Now, he invites us to do so as well in a myriad of ways – some dramatic in their simplicity.
Cardinal George has commented that the choice of the papal name "Francis" represented a program for the pontificate. We see that program in the dramatic, universal gestures through which Pope Francis speaks. And now, in the apostolic exhortation, we hear the program in his own words.
There are three distinct messages in the exhortation: a recovery of the meaning of baptism, a demand of economic justice for the poor, and a call for dialogue, especially social, ecumenical and interreligious dialogue as the way the Church will engage the world in the third millennium.
The Pope named the full range of dialogue necessary for the Church to engage "all the nations." He spoke first of social dialogue, of the need to place justice and charity at the center of the witness which Christians offer to the world. Quite simply, the world will recognize us as disciples of Jesus Christ by our love. If they cannot see love in our actions, they will never listen to our words. The Pope writes:
I especially ask Christians in communities throughout the world to offer a radiant and attractive witness of fraternal communion. Let everyone admire how you care for one another, and how you encourage and accompany one another: "By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another" (Jn 13:35). (EG no. 99)
The same is true when it comes to the explicit proclamation of the Gospel. Our credibility will be judged on how we Christians live in communion with other Christians. The division of the Churches and ecclesial communities is a scandal. It stands in the way of people hearing the good news that Jesus is Lord. The Pope writes:
Commitment to ecumenism responds to the prayer of the Lord Jesus that "they may all be one" (Jn 17:21). The credibility of the Christian message would be much greater if Christians could overcome their divisions and the Church could realize "the fullness of catholicity proper to her in those of her children who, though joined to her by baptism, are yet separated from full communion with her". We must never forget that we are pilgrims journeying alongside one another. This means that we must have sincere trust in our fellow pilgrims, putting aside all suspicion or mistrust, and turn our gaze to what we are all seeking: the radiant peace of God's face. (EG 244)
All of this points to the sad fact that we cannot begin an effective evangelization of the nations, so long as the Churches and Christian communities are divided. We must attend to our division so that the joyful message of the Gospel can be heard with all its beauty. Each year, Christians throughout the world set aside one week in January to do just that.
From the Feast of the Chair of Saint Peter to the Conversion of Saint Paul (January 18 to 25), Christians engage in "spiritual ecumenism" through prayer and joint worship to bring about the restoration of unity among us. Each year, the Holy See and the World Council of Churches collaborate in planning the observance by producing resources for local churches and communities to use in prayer. This year's theme was developed by church organizations in Canada and invites us to explore the biblical text of Corinthians focusing on the question "Has Christ Been Divided?"
"Now I appeal to you, brothers and sisters, by the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, that all of you should be in agreement and that there should be no divisions among you, but that you should be united in the same mind and the same purpose. The Cross of Christ must not be emptied of its power!" (Cf. 1 Corinthians 1:1—17)
The Archdiocesan Office for Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs assists parishes in preparing for the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity. At a minimum, we hope that every parish will add a petition to the Universal Prayer at each Mass from January 18-25: "That Christians everywhere might have sincere trust in one another as fellow pilgrims, and put aside all suspicion or mistrust, turning their gaze to what we are all seeking: the radiant peace of God's face in Jesus Christ, we pray to the Lord."
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Everybody loves waffles, but Honey Stinger's 16-Pack of Stinger Waffles might elevate your love to the next level. Not only are they delicious (with flavors running the gamut from lemon to vanilla to chocolate to strawberry), but they pack a natural nutrition punch that's tastier than lab-developed frankenbars. Most of the energy comes from honey, which is easy to digest so you never feel like you just ate a brick. The chewy texture of the waffle is just right—not too hard, not too soft—and they're so tasty that you'll probably find yourself snacking on them even when you're off the bike or trail. Each box comes with 16 individually wrapped waffles that are easy to stash away in a pocket. Heads up—Honey Stinger waffles contain wheat, soy, and eggs, so they're not for folks with allergies.
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Cant stop eating these things. One of few "trail snacks" that taste as good on the trail or sitting on your butt on the couch.
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These are so good I eat them when I'm biking, running, hiking, camping, etc. they are defenetly delicious they are not heavy on the stomach and ones you eat one you will justify eating them as snacks too.
I bought a few boxes of these and kept them in my cabinet for when I go hiking/touring/or camping and they've been great! They provide tons of energy, but have been pretty heavy on the stomach. I highly recommend going with the Honey flavor!
My husband and I love these. I tried one at work for the first time or I would have never bought them. They taste great, depending on what flavor you are into.
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I take these waffles with me on every hike/bike ride/ski day/etc and they have yet to disappoint. They are delicious and give you the energy boost you need without weighing you down. My favorite flavors have been the honey and caramel, although I've tried them all and they are all very good.
Pro-tip: warm these up over a hot drink to melt the filling :D
Taste great, awesome shape for storing!
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They really are a great item, perfect jersey food for a little bike adventure, good for hikes as well! carbs, fats and protein, a bit of everything for when you are out there and need to eat. Not my favorite food for taking to works, the crumbs literally explode everywhere sometimes when you open them, its a extremely flaky product. Above all, these are quite delicious in the honey flavor, I am a simple flavors kind of guy and the honey is perfect.
One of the best foods in your backpack
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These are a must have for backpacking, so tasty!
Great snack to get you going!!!
These are great to snack on or use as a breakfast item. Pro tip put these on a hot drink for about a minute and enjoy a nice warm waffle! Easy to eat and taste amazing!! Have not had a bad flavor yet!! Try them all!!
A must have
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I take Honey Stinger waffles on just about every bike ride. They taste amazing and I have never had an issues digesting the waffles on hard rides. The gingersnap flavor is worth a try!
Do they have anything I can stop eating?
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Stinger.... They just do it better.
They have the best energy foods on the market and these are definitely no exception.
These are not quite as fast of energy as the chews or gels in my experience but they do stick to the ribs a little better.
Buy a box in every flavor but especially the gingersnap if you like ginger based cookies!
A must for long distance hiking.
Easy to Digest, Flavor Could Improve
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I bought the honey flavor to take on longer rides as bonk security. I needed something more substantial then straight sugar chews but not as dense as a cliff bar. Taste is just okay, packaging is hard to open unless you plan to eat the entire thing immediately, contents are crumby.
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Race food, biking, hiking and yes even snacking for fun...they are delicious little waffles. Easy on the stomach and they pack a punch! Been using these for years and they are still a staple in the outdoor activity food category.
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This is the best flavor, IMO. Best thing to have with you on a long hike, or run. Takes up almost no room, and provides a ton of sustainable energy.
I bought these mostly to take on bike rides and hikes but find myself grabbing one for a snack or to take to work. Theyre great, try some.
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Go buy some
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Can eat these as a everyday snack they taste so good. The waffles also go down smooth when racing ultras.
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Grab your bananas, maple syrup, pecans and powdered sugar... and get ready to chow down.
These waffles hit the spot when you're hitting the wall. Just enough to hit the spot and keep you going with a light stomach. Always in my pack when I go out for a ride... stock up on a box because you'll fly through them before you know it.
If you're in the market for some hydration mix/ electrolyte drink reach out to me and I'll recommend what I have had a ton of success with on my rides.
Waffle in a Bag
I had the idea for a honey soaked Eggo waffle in a zip-lock bag years ago but it never took off. Then Honey Stinger comes along and does it right. These are some of my favorite snacks to bring on long rides, right up there with Shot Bloks and leftover pizza.
Leggo my Eggo!
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I have been using Honey Stinger waffles for a few years and absolutely love them! The are tasty and easy on the stomach. Also, they seem easier to digest on long rides in comparison to most gu's.
My favorite flavor is the original honey style.
One of my Go-to's!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
If you've got questions about these waffles, other Honey Stinger products, or energy foods, feel free to contact me.
I personally use these for a variety of sports. Longer ski tours, hikes, backpacking, longer trad climbs...pretty much anything where space and weight are important.
I've used a variety of the flavors (I think almost all )and have no issues with the taste. I think it's better than other energy foods out there. But keep in mind, flavor/taste will differ from person to person and day to day.
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On cold days energy bars and foods tend to harden up and become incredibly difficult to eat. What I love about the waffles is that they're low profile so putting 1-2 of these on my body in a warm area (arm pit, pockets, back or my hand under my gloves) they can thaw out in a less annoying way than a bulky bar will.
If you've got questions or want to chat about these or any other energy food before picking some up, feel free to reach out and I'd be happy to help out navigate the landscape of energy foods.
How do these hold up in the heat? Do they...
How do these hold up in the heat? Do they get sticky in the package, thus getting hands sticky? How about during winter activities, how solid/hard do they get?
In the heat they get malleable not sticky though by any means. In the cold they freeze pretty easily like all food. I usually will stick it under my arm pit for a minute until I feel like my teeth can handle it.
Will these freeze and be too hard to eat...
Will these freeze and be too hard to eat during below freezing temps? Thanks
Not water-based, so no solidifying when cold!
Yes, they freeze and become hard as rocks. You can still eat them (I did), but they're hard to break and bite into (feels almost like chewing on hard candy) and you'll probably prefer something more palatable. If you are going on a day trip, I don't think it will be a problem, because it took mine a couple days of snow camping to really become hard and inedible.
Are you going to make smaller waffle sizes...
Are you going to make smaller waffle sizes so that i can put them into runners pockets?
The waffle is just to big for running
Ray, I do not believe they package them any smaller than this one. You might want to post a suggestion on the manufactures website to let them know there is interest.
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Never liked that stuff, too sweet.
Last I saw Carville was just days after the Gulf Spill raging against Obama.
Used to enjoy him on T.V. during the elections 'cause he seemed smart.
I'm O.K. with what ever political stand he takes, it is his right.
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charlie elk wrote:WI has become a turkey hunter's paradise especially for residents although compared to other states NR coming to WI get one heck of deal on license fees. Depending on unit selected particularly 1&3 where permits have not sold out for the last 2 seasons any hunter can kill as many turkeys as they want, no limit except you can only purchase one tag per day. Of course you could stock up in advance if you have are really large pro turkey hunter ego.
As a young man living in MN I was one of the many volunteers helping with the turkey reintroduction. WDNR likes to rewrite the history a little by making it seems they the government workers came up with trading geese for turkeys with MO. However, it was volunteer citizen hunters in Forest Lake, MN who hatched that idea and began the stocking program with wild birds. MN agreed to trade geese and grouse for turkeys. The geese were easy to catch so MDNR and FWS took care of that part. The grouse well not so easy that task fell to some of us younger volunteers. Ever try and catch a grouse alive? Very labor intensive I think MN still owes MO quite a few grouse to this day. I worked on the grouse catching crews thereby earning my chance to release some turkeys in Houston.
Years later my most satisfying hunt ever; my very first turkey hunt in the hills of Houston, MN hunting for the descendants of the turkeys I released. Would love to claim that hunt culminated with a tagged gobbler but alas I had a lot to learn about turkey hunting. Took me 5 hunts before I figured it out but since that 5th hunt I have killed a turkey on every hunt since with few exceptions. But I digress.
WOW Charlie! Seriously WOW! I have never heard that story before and it is awesome to say you were involved with the reintroduction of turkeys into MN. Not very many people can say that they have done something as cool as that, at least in my eyes. Hats off to you.
In 2011 there were about 126,000 turkey licenses sold this is very light hunting pressure statewide. The number of turkey hunters has been going down each year and turkey population going up except for 2011 due to a severe winter in the areas I regularly peruse I think we lost about 30% of the turkeys(WDNR strongly disagrees with me on this.), even with that loss there is still plenty of birds.
I never saw the # of licenses sold in 2011 but as a comparison sake if WI has 320,000 birds an only sold 126,000 that is only 1 hunter for every 2.54 birds. Where in MN in 2011 the number of licenses sold was 45,983 with an estimated population of 70,000 so 1 hunter for every 1.56 birds. I would imagine that you, Charlie, bought about 5,000 tags last year, right
After hunting in WI last year I agree WI is very good to their NR hunters especially compared to other states where they require your arm, leg, first born and $$$$$$.


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Habit: native perennial vine; multiple, woody, climbing or sprawling stems.
Height: to 30 ft (10 m) or more
Leaf: alternate, ovate to elliptical, pointed tip, sharply toothed; 2-6 in (50-150 mm) long, 1-2 in (25-50 mm) wide.
Flower: small, pale green to yellow-green, 5-parted; in 4 in (10 cm) terminal clusters of 14-50 flowerheads.
Fruit: round orange capsule, opening to reveal 3 bright red berries, 0.3 in (8 mm); in drooping clusters; persistent through winter.
Flower May to August.
Habitat Dunes, thickets, rocky slopes, fence rows, deciduous forests, forest edges, river banks, roadsides; also cultivated as an ornamental.
Range Eastern and central North America, from Quebec south to Florida, west to Texas, northeast to Nebraska, Wyoming and Saskatchewan.
Discussion Also known as climbing bittersweet. This native species is being replaced in the Northeast by the more aggressive Asiatic Bittersweet (C. orbiculatus) which has escaped from cultivation, whose flowers and showy scarlet fruit are not terminal but arise from the leaf axils. Either species is capable of killing a large tree by twining tightly around it.


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This one's maybe doable: She's a TV star, so it wouldn't be the craziest thing for her to jump over to Lifetime. Thanks to her role as a government agent on Chuck, she's fit, she's funny, and she's used to wearing weird outfits.
This one's maybe doable: She's a TV star, so it wouldn't be the craziest thing for her to jump over to Lifetime. Thanks to her role as a government agent on Chuck, she's fit, she's funny, and she's used to wearing weird outfits.
She's already played rock legend Cherie Currie--and at least she'd have better hair here!
With a movie like this, you have the dilemma: Do you hire an actor with minimal singing experience, or a singer with minimal acting experience? No one expects an Oscar performance from a Lifetime movie, so the producers might benefit from doing the latter. Plus, Gaga herself is a public supporter of this American Idol contestant!
Except that she would play it oh-so-ironically.
I didn't know much about Kreayshawn before I posted the photo of her with Rebecca Black earlier in the week--but wow, she does look a bit like Gaga. The same goes for a pic like this, when she's playing around with long blond hair. And both credit their Internet followings with their fame.
Like Gaga, Blake's a fashion muse, so we've already had the benefit of seeing her in a bunch of (often questionable) designs.
The Dancing with the Stars pro-turned-actress is definitely leaning toward projects with a lot of song and dance: She appears in Footloose next week, and will also star in the movie version of Broadway musical Rock of Ages.
She made TNT's sci-fi series Falling Skies great, but Sarah also has the theater background to play a pop star.
Poppy's basically the patron saint of bad TV movies, and she's already played two famous people: Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling in Magic Beyond Words, and Marilyn Monroe in Blonde.
The only downside is her age: She's about ten years older than Gaga... but she still has a good body (if you Google image search her, you'll find her Maxim shoots), so she could maybe pull it off? Or there could be a frame story where an older and wiser Gaga looks back over her fame. Somehow we have to get Poppy into this movie!
Our top choice--why not keep it within the family? Gaga's been trying to bring her 19-year-old sister into the fold anyway; this photo is from Natali's cameo as a prisoner in the "Telephone" music video. And when it comes to resemblance, you don't get any better than this.


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Dimensions Length: 8" (20 cm)
Habitat Common breeding species (Jun-Jul) beside high Arctic tundra pools. Winters at sea off South America and migration is mainly pelagic.
Observation Tips Visit high Arctic for guaranteed sightings. Otherwise pelagic boat trips offer best chances during migration. Lone migrants sometimes found on coastal pools after gales in fall. Rarely observed inland.
Range California, Texas, Florida, Alaska, New England, Eastern Canada, Rocky Mountains, Western Canada, Plains, Mid-Atlantic, Southwest, Southeast, Northwest, Great Lakes
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Professor Michael Doyle, currently on leave while serving as assistant secretary-general of the United Nations, will deliver a lecture titled "New Model U.N.? The Millennium Goals and Partnership Strategy" at 4:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 20, in 1 Robertson Hall.
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Go BPA or defense (LB or S). We should be able to get a decent LT in FA.
Go BPA or defense (LB or S). We should be able to get a decent LT in FA.
If Philbin and Hickey fear for their jobs, it'll be an offensive lineman.
They won't care about highest upside down the road, only making 2014 less ugly.
There's a lot of time for guys to rise and fall and once the combine has come and gone we will get a clearer picture. But, I already know the guys I want and doubt that changes much between now and draft day. Judging by how they play, my list is pretty clear. I like the big, tall, long levered guys for the OT positions, and we have a lot of those prospects this year.
In the first round I would ideally want a LT guy who is strong in pass pro with long levers and size to move people in the run game. Jake Matthews would be OK, but he is no slam dunk to be able to handle LT so I'm not trading up for him. Greg Robinson has the most physical ability and will be an absolute monster in the run game, but he is too raw in pass pro to trade up for him. Both of those guys should be gone by pick 8. The guys I like in the 10-19 range are Taylor Lewan, Cyrus Kouandijo and Zack Martin. Both Lewan and Kouandijo project to be solid LT's and those are my ideal picks. I'm expecting Kouandijo's stock to rise at the combine and wouldn't be surprised to see both of those guys projecting in the 8-15 range just outside of our reach. I'd trade up into that range for either of those guys. If neither is available, I really like Zack Martin as a LG. He could play RT but I'd see him more dominant at LG where I think he would star.
There are a few other OL that I want outside of the first round. My biggest hope is that we can land James Hurst of UNC somewhere after the first round. He has 1st round talent and is a legitimate LT candidate. His size, length, and feet are already what you'd want for LT, but he is injured and we need to see if he has the power to hold up against bull rushes. I have a lot more belief in his power than I ever did from our last LT that lacked power. The injury may make it difficult to know how strong he is before the draft, dropping his stock from round 1 to somewhere in the round 3 or 4 range, but his talent is too good and his production too prolific to get out of round 4. I'd love to snag him in round 2 or 3.
Jack Mewhort is an intriguing prospect as well. Another of the big tall long OT candidates, Mewhort is more of a mauler than a dancing bear, and I don't see him having the footwork to play LT, but he could be a very good RT/RG. I look at him being one of those guys who develops into being able to play anywhere across the OL effortlessly, but finding a home at RT/RG. Prospects like him come along every year and very often become solid NFL players. After our revolving door of guys, I'd really like a guy like Mewhort to build a lasting OL that can eventually develop some chemistry.
Some people like Antonio Richardson ... but I'm not one of them. Similarly to how I didn't like our pick of Thomas last year, I'm not a fan of Richardson this year. UT has a lot of exceptional prospects, and most of you will remember my never-ending campaign to draft Cordarelle Patterson last year, but OL is not really their specialty at this point in time. Those guys run block as a team well, and have so many weapons it masks the fact that their OL isn't all that great individually. I don't think Richardson is worth being picked anywhere near where he will go. IMHO, he can't hold a candle to Kouandijo, Lewan or Martin, who are the guys projected to go in the same general range.
This year is an odd year for OL. IMHO, none of the top OL candidates are truly dominant pass pro guys. But, there are a ton of guys at the top who are solid pass pro guys and project to be very good players ... so in that regard we're lucky. Actually, there literally is a ton of OL who will go in round 1 when you consider at current NFL weights you can reach a short ton with only 6 OL.
I like the OT's in this draft far more than the OG's. Zack Martin is the only OG prospect that really stands out to me, and I'm kinda surprised so many people see him as an OT. But, in the round 3-4 range I wouldn't mind getting Anthony Steen from Alabama. He is smaller than I'd like, but fits our scheme very well and seems to be able to do everything you want at a high level. The trouble is that, like Martin, he looks like he may be drafted earlier than where he projects so he might not be realistic.
Ultimately our best draft would have at least 3 OL with at least 2 of them being OT's and hopefully 2 starters (LG and RT) in year 1 surrounded by veterans to help them learn. This offensive line needs to be re-invented to be both a pass and run blocking OL. Now is the chance to do it. Not with stopgap veterans, but with young guys who work well within the scheme but are flexible enough to work in a power scheme as well in case we change coaches next year. That's reality as I see it.
a sleeper is Brandon Thomas from Clemson. start him on the right side or a year or 2 and get albert for the left side.
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It comes up 3rd or 4th in my area. I don't see it in yours. There may not be a trainer nearby you so the keywords don't appear in the site.
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surprised it didn't come up in the search then.
like I said, it does out here - must have to do with the traffic to the individual trainer's page
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I met Fred about 7/8 years ago when my training partner had a Sit-Means-Sit training franchise here in the Seattle/Tacoma area. They were putting on a seminar. I picked Fred up at the airport. THAT was quite impressive. I walked in the airport looking for him and there he was with a 9 month old Mal. The pup was sitting on a frisbee waiting patiently for Fred to get his luggage. No leash, no collar. When Fred told the dog to heel, he stood up and picked up his frisbee and heeled along through all the people with baggage on wheels, kids, old people, etc. Fred is pretty interesting - at least that's how I remember the short visit. The next day at the seminar, he was pretty amazing. All sorts of people and dogs showed up - police dogs with their handlers, shy dogs, people/food/dog aggressive dogs. I think my lab was the only "normal" dog there that day. Not that the police dogs weren't well behaved - they were, just pretty excited about everything. They aren't the kind of dogs that lay around collecting dust. His demo included every dog there. I don't know where he gets his energy, but he truly was amazing to watch with dogs. His 9 month old Mal would not only retrieve stuff, behave perfectly in a busy airport, but would also "attack" the guy wearing all the padding on command, and then stop instantly.
But, like others have mentioned, it all depends on the trainer you deal with. I don't think they've cloned Fred, yet.
ahh good ol freddy
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That whole nonstop nicking is what gets me i really dont think thats a good thing, I watched some videos and was wondering why the guy was using the nick button like he was sending a telegram, A little more intensity and and you dont have to burn them as much, Seems to me that a dog could get confused easily, I know it works but man when the dog you demonstrate is yours that you have been working with for years do you really need to nick them that many times?
If you all think you know better then you should be the ones with the national franchise, right?
Darrin Greene


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Mr. "Our goal is to make Obama a one-term President" McConnell acts as if the Obama is the entire problem and that republicans are blameless for the gridlock. Not exactly an olive branch for the next term. Look at the types of bills that the least productive Congress in history passed the past two years. Do you think many of them were anywhere near the "center" or an attempt to meet "half way"? Which ones? The 30+ times they voted to repeal the health care law? Continuing tax breaks for corporations that ship jobs overseas? Defunding planned parenthood? Protecting huge subsidize for big oil? Rejecting infrastructure bills? Weakening consumer protections? Rolling back banking regulations?
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3) I can't wait to see him get fired at USC but because of his (shady) recruiting expertise he will not be without a coaching job for long IMO. I hope the whole PAC-10 (or 12 or 14 or whatever it is) bitch slaps him this season. It couldn't happen to a bigger pompous, arrogant, jackass.


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A closing ceremony will be held at 3 p.m. in Lecture Hall 1. The winning teams will move on to the state competition at the United States Military Academy at West Point. On May 18-21, 2011, the University of Wisconsin-Madison will host the 27th annual National Science Olympiad Tournament.
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Through my work on hubackup, I'm occasionally exploring other backup related programs, solutions and code. This is to make sure that while climbing a mountain to mount its top, I have not forsaken any good rocks I could use to support myself instead of paving the way all alone. Today I explored a set of perl and shell scripts collectively referred to as Backup Manager.
Lately packaged for Debian, I had wanted to peek at it to see if it can be a better candidate then DAR - as an archiver backend. HUBackup currently using subprocess control through pttys (using python-pexpect module) mandates that the candidate back-end archiver interactively interacts with the user for slice changes, and has enough verbosity to allow proper progress indication by the front end. Backup Manager seems to be able to provide these.
When I tried my go at it to see how DVD-RW backups would be handled, I realized that it mostly ignored me trying to set up any of the parameters listed in /etc/backup-manager.conf by just 'export FOO="bar"' and I actually was required to edit the conffile everytime I changed a backup parameter. even then there was some bug that prevented me from actually using this to start a backup. It kept complaining
/usr/share/backup-manager/logger.sh: line 44: -t: command not found. Still a nice go again in a rather not-too-much-explored area, and I'll make sure to check it periodically as development continues, as this is among the very few brave hearts that attempt to integrate burning optical media backups, with the archiving scripts. I believe this integration is crucial to enable simple users (that usually do not have access to remote file servers) to create backups in a breeze. The fact it was written using perl and bash was of less appeal to me, as again forcing me to use process spawning rather then being able to import a module into my programs name space. One of my goals is to make hubackup more robust by getting rid of the back-end spawning "approach". I would like to be able to use DAR's features from within python instead of having to deal with hairy process and ptty's fd(s). I should explore again if DAR has grown python bindings or embark on writing some myself.


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Here is an email I got about one of my android games today:
Hi,I want to make a deal with you. I'm ready to pay $500-$1000 for the source code of this application (named in email subject). Note that I'm planning to publish it as is after adding Arabic labels.You still have the right to keep your copy published if you like, after you sell the game code and resources.Regards,
I don't know what to think about this.