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A-E-F#m-D (2x)
Swaying room as the music starts
F#m D
Strangers making the most of the dark
A E F#m D
Two by two their bodies become one
I see you through the smokey air
F#m D
Can't you feel the weight of my stare
A E F#m
You're so close but still a world away
And what I'm dying to say, is that
I'm crazy for you
Touch me once and you'll know it's true
I never wanted anyone like this
It's all brand new, you'll feel it in my kiss
I'm crazy for you, crazy for you
Trying hard to control my heart
I walk over to where you are
Eye to eye we need no words at all
Slowly now as we begin to move
With every breath I'm deeper into you
Soon we two are standing still in time
But if you read my mind, you'll see
When you know it's true, you know I'm crazy for you
And it's all brand new, you know I'n crazy for you
When you know it's true
I'm crazy, crazy for you...
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On Ameripolitan: A Lesson in Country Music from Dale Watson
18 Nov 2015 // 3:22 AM
No, Dale Watson didn't watch the CMA Awards, because he founded his own, and the flagship Ameripolitan artist doesn't hold back about the state of the scene, why he broke off from the mainstream, and his fiery new album.
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3 Aug 2015 // 9:30 PM
Dale Watson wants to secede from country music and all we can do is hope that this is one rebellion that comes to a happy end.
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The Austin, Texas, honky-tonk troubadour keeps it real on 14 new cuts of old-school country.
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Kind of you to show up. You were missed. I'll admit, I wasn't sure if you were going to make an appearance at all. You've given new meaning to the concept of being fashionably late. But after that stellar performance in Game Five in which you were instrumental in sending this dance back to Denver with the Lake Show holding a 3-2 lead, all can be forgiven.
For the time being, at least.
Ever since he was named Parade Magazine Player of the Year in 1997 while finishing his senior year of high school with stints at three separate institutions Odom has been known as a mercurial personality; never one to be pinned down, and never one to be counted on – but also never one to be underestimated.
Odom's career has played out true to form since, from his one semi-dominant season at Rhode Island to his days as a highlight-reel regular with the Clippers, when he was the poster boy for untapped raw potential, to his brief stint on South Beach to his five seasons with the Lakers. Every year, every stop of the way, Lamar has shown the rare combination of athleticism, talent and work ethic to dominate.
You've just never known when that's going to be, or for how long
Mr. Odom couldn't have picked a better time to flash that otherworldy skill set and have his best performance of these stellar 2009 Conference Finals. Game Fives are always pivotal in the series with the winning team advancing 83 percent of the time. A loss at home would have put LA in an almost impossible hole. Odom ensured that didn't happen.
In fact, it was his finest performance since the Game Five close-out of the Utah Jazz in the first round in which he dropped 26 points, 15 boards, 4 assists, 3 blocks and 2 triples. Since that strong showing way back on April 27th Lamar has been notably absent in the Lakers bizarrely compelling struggles. First it was their seven-game semifinals matchup against the Rockets in which he failed to reach double-digits in points in five of the games. Odom bottomed out with a 2-point performance in their crushing Game Four loss to Houston in which he made just 1 of his 4 field-goal attempts and grabbed only 6 boards in over 25 minutes on May 10th. It was, understandably, the last time he started despite Andrew Bynum's obvious struggles.
Coming into Wednesday's Game Five clash Odom had been nearly as bad in every game of the Conference Finals. He had never reached double-digit rebounds, only notched 10 points once and totaled just 4 blocks, 4 steals, 8 assists and 2 threes in four games while shooting 10-29 from the field (34%).
The Lakers are a finesse team that's been out-hustled and out-muscled all week despite the series being tied 2-2. They were sorely missing a versatile and strong big man who could hit the glass, play D, handle the basketball and knock down open jumpers. They were desperately missing somebody like Lamar Odom.
Fortunately for his teammates and Lakers fans he finally decided to answer the call in all respects, dropping a final line of 19 points, 14 boards, 4 blocks, 1 three and 3 assists on 7-15 shooting from the field with just 1 TO. It was all good for a game-high +18 in the +/- column, which sounds about right considering his impact in the second half and the deciding stretch of the final period.
Despite his struggles and inexplicable-yet-predictable disappearing act, in the fourth quarter on Wednesday, there was Odom leading the Lakers to victory. Knocking down jumpers. Playing tough interior defense and chasing men to the perimeter. Coming from the help side to swat shots. Attacking the basket, putting pressure on the Nuggets defense and either finishing strong or earning trips to the line (or both, on one spectacular throw down and one midway through the fourth).
The term "x-factor" has been used ad nauseum, and I hate to apply it. But Odom is one of the few players in the NBA who is exactly that. When he plays his best the Lakers are the best team in the NBA, when he doesn't they aren't. There's very little this man can't do on a basketball court, and yet on a given night you never know what Lamar is going to bring to the potluck. Since his high school days it's been obvious that he's capable of taking over games so many ways, and yet his complete disappearance is never a surprise.
Despite the goodwill earned with the performance, the question has to be asked: Where were you, Lamar? Why can't you do this every night? And, failing that, why can't you even bother to show up half the time?
"Got to come ready to play," perpetual professional Kobe Bryant said after the win. Amen. But will Lamar Odom continue to do so? I have absolutely no idea.
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CD Review: Slough Feg - Ape Uprising!
Slough Feg - Ape Uprising!
2009 Cruz Del Sur
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Either Slough Feg is going to be considered the next best thing to crawl out of the underground since The Sword or they're going to remain criminally the toast of music journalists and sludge-prog addicts alone.
Only Slough Feg can tease their listeners with a rowdy album cover straight out of the eighties punk and hardcore scene and deliver fuzz-crushed nirvana inside with occasional doom measures and bucketloads of delectable guitar solos, as if sweeping themselves to a mega-lit arena as the opening act for Thin Lizzy or UFO.
Now on their seventh go-round, Slough Feg's Ape Uprising! is both silly as hell with its campy simian death monger yarn as it is deadly serious from a musicianship standpoint.
Even better than their previous outing Hardworlder, which was already a tough act to follow, Ape Uprising! will have you busting a gut instantly with the opening song title "The Hunchback of Notre Doom," yet Slough Feg is spot-on with their homage to Pentgram and Black Sabbath there's hardly room for laughter.
If you're not sold by the sparkling solos from Angelo Tringali and Mike Scalzi on the have-a-nice-day rawk feel of "Overborne," you might as well skip--not mosh--over to Hot Topic and peruse their Generation Tech band samplers. Arrogant to say, sure, but Slough Feg is certainly not catering to the same demographic as those betrothed to My Chemical Romance. Not when you have the ten-minute epic "Ape Rising" complete with the seventies-kissed feel of Blue Oyster Cult, Thin Lizzy, Spock's Beard, Yes and Kiss in one progressive swoop.
Slough Feg relays perhaps the crunchiest example of articulation on the scene today. They virtually recreate a vintage tone homogenous to vinyl's original heyday within a digital realm which brightly accents the former and spitefully dispels with the latter. Then again, "Simian Manifesto" may sound like it deserves to be thought of as a lost seventies jam, yet its bursts of thrash amidst the hard-chugging pep and continuously changing grooves (not to mention some obscene guitar wails) makes it gloriously post-modern despite a relentless addiction for Carter-era rock.
Ape Uprising! is impressive at every turn, be it the bar brawl crush of "Shakedown at the Six," the larger-than-life NWOBHM finale to "Nasty Hero" or the tunefully raspy motorbreaths exhaled on "Ape Outro."
It's only the first third of the year and already plenty of hot contenders for year-end finalists have staked their claims. Consider Slough Feg one of those in contention. For their sheer bravado in turning a ridiculously smarmy tale out of Creepy comics into an ear candy rock spectacle, pencil Slough Feg enthusiastically upon the list.
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In addition, I am working on thank you cards for a wedding. This is a destination wedding in Costa Rica (I will be there May 21-28) and the bride asked me to put together a tropical theme thank you card. This is the result. The cards have been printed so all I have left to do is cut and fold.
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On this day last year Michael Jackson passed on and sadly the world honoured and gave him the due respect that he yearned for, for so very long! No one will ever fill his shoes, R.I.P. Micheal.
I loved the speech that was made by al Sharpton at MJ's memorial service last year and would like to share it with you:
The Rev. told the congregation that "Michael brought blacks, whites, Asians and Latinos together," and that "it was Michael Jackson who said 'we are the world' to feed the hungry long before Live Aid".
He then turned his attention to the three children, seated in the front row surrounding Jackson's mother Katherine, saying: "I want his children to know there was nothing strange about your daddy, it was strange what your daddy had to deal with."
The speech prompted a standing ovation, with Jackson's daughter Paris among the first to stand.


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'Creed' Review: An Old Franchise Flies High Again
"The way I imagine it, after the fight, he's riding home in a cab, with the roar of the people chanting 'Rocky!' still in his ears. And he just drops over dead. In other words, he has achieved everything possible and he dies when he's on top. I don't think people want to see Rocky when he's 80."


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Which B list actress who promised to keep the identity of her baby daddy secret, probably needs to stop showing up at his door. Turns out he won't take her calls anymore and has changed his phone number because she was sending him texts and photos of the baby every two hours for nine months. The baby daddy's significant other has been tolerant of the situation so far, but the home visits are kind of freaking her out.
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It would depend on the kind of dog food you feed. They are not created equal. There is a guide on the bag that is meant only as a guide. You can start there. If he doesn't eat it all in about 10 minutes, then I would cut it back. You also want to watch that he doesn't get too fat. Being an over weight pup is not good for the joints. If he seems to lose weight, then you need to increase the food. If your still confused about the amount, then I would start at about a cup 1/2 cup 2x a day. You will have to adjust that to accommodate whether he needs to lose weight or gain weight. Good Luck!
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The advice above sounds good. Just wanted to add that if you got him from a breeder you could ask their recommendation. Also, he is super cute!!!
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By Ruta Marjasa
Hadassah International Research Institute on Jewish Women, November 1, 1999
According to the 1997 statistics, 14,614 Jews live in Latvia - more than half of them women. The subject of Jewish women in Latvia has never to my knowledge been an object of research. This paper is the first attempt in this direction. It offers a brief look at Jewish history in Latvia. It then focuses on an overview of the Jewish community in Latvia today, its organizations, and challenges, including exploring the reasons for its rapidly decreasing numbers.
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This is a discussion on My New XDm9 within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I didn't have 9mm, and I wanted one...so....I was able to buy one. I'm pretty happy with the new XDm. Still trying to get used ...
I didn't have 9mm, and I wanted one...so....I was able to buy one. I'm pretty happy with the new XDm. Still trying to get used to the lighter weight. I really like the 19 + 1 capacity!
Expecting a carjacker or rapist or drug pusher to care that his possession or use of a gun is unlawful is like expecting a terrorist to care that his car bomb is taking up two parking spaces.-Joseph T. Chew
Nice shooting.
For as the lightning comes from the east and flashes to the west, so also will the coming of the son of man be. Mathew 24:27
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Remind me NOT to break into your house. Nice.
Preparing for the Zombie Apocalypse or Rapture....whichever comes first.
Congrats on the new gun, and nice group.
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Thanks! Now, if I can just find ammo! These days you have to be lucky to walk into a store that has any....at a store that has any at a decent price.
Just got me one a week ago. Was actually looking for a Service, but the XDM was all I could find, so I got it.... I love it
Prepare for the worst and hope it never happens
XD's rock! Great shooting! The more you shoot her the more you will like her.
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I really like the look and feel of the XDM's. I just find they are hard to conceal under just a T-Shirt which is my normal mode of dress.
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I have the .40 version of the XDm...it's awsome!
I doubt it. The point of the XDm is to offer a "premium" pistol compared to their normal line. I do expect a XDm45 in the near future. There's just no good reason that I can find not to offer one.
And to the OP, congrats on getting a fine weapon. Mine has over 700 rounds fired and hasn't had a hiccup since the first 100. It currently resides on my wife's night stand as she has "claimed it".
Congrats. I like it. The XDM is the first plastic pistol I have seriously considered buying. I still haen't made the leap yet, but I do like them.
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The Search Is On for a Chinese Ultimate Fighting ChampionBy
Mark Fischer knows about how to build an audience in Asia for a U.S. sports league. Fischer is the National Basketball Association's former senior vice-president and managing director for China and helped make the professional basketball league a hit with Chinese audiences. Now Fischer is trying to pull off the same trick, this time without the benefit of a home-grown superstar such as Yao Ming.
The 53-year-old Boston native is the executive vice president of Ultimate Fighting Championship, the Las Vegas-based operator of mixed martial arts events and TV shows. This weekend, UFC is showcasing 18 of its fighters in Macau, with the main card featuring welterweights South Dong Kyun Ki, aka "Stun Gun," vs. John "The Hitman" Hathaway.
In theory, creating an audience for mixed martial arts shouldn't be too hard in Asia, home to taekwondo, Muay Thai, and wushu. But UFC is still getting started in the region. A launch in Japan "is looking real good," Fischer says, and talks are underway to take UFC to South Korea, although there is a shortage of suitable venues. "It will happen," he says. In Korea, "we're waiting for Godot, but he's coming."
The growth of the casino gambling industry in Asia should provide a boost to Fischer's efforts. The UFC's home is in Vegas, after all, and casinos are obvious partners. Lawmakers in Japan are considering a proposal to legalize casino gambling in the country, and developers from Malaysia and China have recently announced plans to build a $2.2 billion gaming and hotel resort on Korea's Jeju island.
UFC has already found a home in the region's premier gambling hubs, Macau and Singapore. UFC has had events in both cities. The mixed martial arts promoter has also teamed up with Sands China, the Macau subsidiary of gambling tycoon Sheldon Adelson's Las Vegas Sands, to sponsor 12 episodes of a UFC reality-television program on a satellite TV channel from the northeastern Chinese city of Liaoning.
The goal is to find Chinese fighters who can then take part in UFC events and build a fan base in the mainland. Finding a local hero is an important part of Fischer's plan. "It may take us a few years to really develop that superstar, but it is going to happen," he says. "We are going to have a Chinese champion in the UFC."


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Trek Global Backpackers is centrally located just a footstep away from all of Wellington's attractions, in no time you will be hitting all of the cafes, bars and shops that the Arts and Culture Capital has to offer.
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Our facility at 157 East 86th St is located in the heart of the Upper East Side, steps from the subway. We are located in private office space inside the New York Sports Club, but have a separate elevator entrance giving our patients quick access to our facility . Our patients have full access to cardiovascular and weight training equipment, locker rooms and amenities at the New York Sports Club. Our office has several private treatment areas and space for exercises, therapeutic modalities, and manual therapy. We utilize the weight bearing exercises and cardio machines located right outside our door at the NYSC.
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The Mobile Arts and Sports Association (MASA) just sent out a strong statement about recent reports that the Senior Bowl might be moving to Tampa.
The statement comes from Victor H. Lott, the chairman of MASA's board of trustees, and it categorizes the reports of a possible move as a "falsehood."
In short, Lott said MASA and the Senior Bowl organization have not been in contact with anyone representing Tampa. That part may be true, but a report in The Tampa Tribune quoted Mickey Farrell, the interim director of the Tampa Sports Authority, as saying he had talked to representatives of Under Armour, the company that has sponsored the Senior Bowl in recent years, about a possible move.
Lott also said MASA continues to look forward to a contract proposal from the Ladd-Peebles Stadium Board to continue playing the game in Mobile. Lott acknowledges MASA has solicited additional funds from the City of Mobile in the past two years, but said that process started after it was specifically suggested by city officials.
Lott closes the statement by saying MASA "did not start these rumors and [does] not intend to stoop into any finger-pointing contests or smear campaigns."
The Senior Bowl has been played in Mobile since 1951 and has become essentially a scouting convention for NFL coaches and personnel workers.


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I live in Miles City, Montana. I have called every midwife within 4 hours of me(I think), and no one can/will travel to my house for a birth. My best option for a midwife is driving 2 hours to a birthing center/suite in Billings. I can go there before I am in labor, and stay afterwards. But, my DD will be 21 months old when the new baby arrives, and traveling 2 hours with her while I may or may not be in labor, and then 2 hours back with her and a newborn would be challenging, and I am unsure if this is something I can do.
My other option is the hospital that is 2 minutes from my home. That is where DD was born, and I swore I would never return. I was pushed around and pressured by the nurses, restricted from doing what I wanted to do, I was treated coldly and of course I did not know anyone who was taking care of me until the Dr came for the last 5 minutes of pushing. Does anyone have any ideas or suggestions for me? I am not confidant enough to try an unassisted birth I dont think, but if you have some really good books, videos, etc in mind that you feel would prepare me adequatly for this task I may consider it. Thanks everyone!
Have you considered hiring a doula to be with you? There might be one that could make the drive with you and help you with your 21 month old daughter. I hope you get your out of hopsital birth.
Oh, that is a good thought. Our car would not have enough room for us all though.....:( I need a suburban! Lol
I've got one you can borrow :)
When are you due?
Nov 2
Congratulations, I am due Sept 6th (although my midwife says it will probably take an extra week). My husband will be in Montana buying cattle late summer and fall. I thought maybe he could give you a ride but I'm not sure he'll be buying cattle that late. Maybe someone from town with a bigger vehicle could give you a ride?
O well thanks and congrats! Its no big deal, I do want the birth in my home, so the only thing that could really help me is a midwife who will come to my house.
Make sure your husband buys cattle that have not been fed genetically modified corn! There are good farmers around who raise their cows on pastures, and there are those who raise them on feedlots with that nasty corn and stuff, so you just have to ask! I grew up on a farm lol:)
My husband is a rancher and farmer and not a contract buyer for a slaughterhouse so he therefore won't be buying fat cattle. All cattle are grassfed until they are ready to be fattened, at which point they are put on rations that include feed corn and usually distillers grains for 90-120 days and then sent to slaughter. This is done because feeding them a ration that includes corn for a short period changes the color of the fat in the marbling from yellow to white, which the American consumer prefers (a psychological issue that somehow white fat is "cleaner"). They also don't sell specialty cattle at livestock auction other than "sourced and verified" as well as antibiotic-free. Producers for a niche market in "non-GMO fat cattle" would sell on contract directly to grocery stores, restaurants, natural food distributors, etc.
Good luck in your hunt for a midwife :).
O wow, when I was growing up I was surrounded by farmers who had feedlots, and fed their cows nothing but corn, any time of year, any age. That is basically all they ate as far as I know, because the farmer had tons of fields full of corn, and would harvest it himself and then feed it to them year round. He always had massive piles of corn that he would feed them all year long. Its good to know that not all farmers do that, I guess I just figured that was the way it was done because that is how they did it around here.... He was and is a very successful farmer too! Lol, this is totally off subject from my post! :D
Anyway if anyone has any more info on a midwife I would love to hear it!
I could see how you would get confused growing up next to feedlots you might think they kept the same cattle year round. But he actually would buy them (after they had grown up on pasture), feed them for a few months, and sell them as "fat cattle" for slaughter. All cattle do look pretty much the same, especially Angus, so it would be easy to make the incorrect assumption if you weren't actually involved in the business of cattle production. :)
HI, I live at Wibaux, MT. Last year when I was pregnant I switched from an OB in Dickinson, ND to Mountain Midwives (now called First Breath) at 28 weeks. I really wanted to have a true chance at a VBAC. The longer my pregnancy progressed the more I felt that if I went to hosp to deliver, it would not go well and end up being a c-section. Simply because I was so anti- high intervention Drs/Hosp. at that point. And I had done my research and knew that a VBAC's a totally possible. Wibaux to Billings is 250 miles, and let me tell you the drive got OLD. Even with only having to go there the last trimester and postpartum. At the time our son was 3 and made trip often with me. I am blessed to have my in-laws nearby, and he stayed with them when I gave birth. In the end it was totally worth it, as we had a baby girl with no problems...9 pounds and noooo drugs. In Spearfish, SD there is a midwife. It is called Womankind Midwifery. Not sure if they travel, though. I just heard that there is a mid-wife/doula in Glendive...not sure if it is true. There is a natural-path Doctor there now and I heard that they were in the same building. Her name is Dr. Keller (the naturopath). I'd say if you can't travel to a mid-wife your best bet is to hire a doula to have at the hospital with you. Hope this helps : ) I love talking with mothers that seek other options in regards to giving birth, raising children ect..
Have you tried Ollie Hamilton? She lives in Montana and she definitely travels. She's been known to fly to foreign countries for births, let alone drive a few hours. If she isn't booked, she might be a good bet. I know she doesn't do as many births now, is trying to retire, but at the very least she might be able to give you some good ideas.
1love4ever -- I had my second child (in 1999) in that hospital, and I feel your pain! While some things about it were better than the experiences I had in other hospitals (they allowed me to have VBAC when I didn't even know that was anything but the total norm!), my overall experience was not one I would care to repeat.
I wish you luck in your search! My friend and I have just started a doula practice in Williston, North Dakota, which is not quite as close as Miles City, but it is possible we would be able to help. We have a website at www.cyberdoulas.com (it's new and doesn't have a LOT on it yet, but it has some things!).
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Ollie is busy around my due date so she said she would be unable to take me, but thank you!
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IRVINE, Calif. --- Three-time Olympian Paula Weishoff has been named head coach of the UC Irvine women's volleyball program, announced by UCI Athletic Director Mike Izzi.
Weishoff has served the past five seasons as head coach at Concordia University, Irvine, which won 146 matches during her tenure.
She guided the Eagles to the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) national finals twice and the semifinals on two other occasions in her five years at the university.
Weishoff was named NAIA Coach of the Year this season after leading Concordia to a 31-6 overall record and the national championship match. Two of her players were named to the NAIA All-America first team.
"I'm very excited about this opportunity as UC Irvine has great potential," said Weishoff. "The University is a strong supporter of the program and I look forward to enhancing the involvement of the students and community."
"Paula is highly skilled and motivated," Izzi said. "She has experienced major success at virtually every level of competition. We look for her to have the UCI program in the upper echelon of the Big West Conference and competing at the NCAA Tournament on a regular basis."
Weishoff competed for the U.S. Olympic women's volleyball team in 1984, 1992 and 1996. She won a silver medal and was named Most Valuable Player with the '84 team in Los Angeles and a bronze at the `92 Games in Barcelona where she was voted the MVP of the Olympic Games.
She was part of three Division I national titles at USC - one as a player in 1980 and two as an assistant coach (2002 and 2003). She served on the USC staff from 1997-2004 and was promoted to associate head coach in 2003.
Weishoff was inducted into the USA Volleyball Hall of Fame in 1998 and was named to the USA Volleyball 75th Anniversary All-Era (1978-2002) Team in 2003. She was a 2005 inductee into the USC Hall of Fame.
She competed in professional leagues overseas in Japan, Brazil and Italy. Weishoff was MVP of the Italian League from 1986-89.
A graduate of West Torrance High School, she lettered in volleyball, track, soccer and softball. She won a silver medal in volleyball at the 1979 U.S. Olympic Festival and was named MVP at the 1980 U.S. Junior Olympics.
Following her competitive career, Weishoff returned to USC and graduated in 2000 with a bachelor's degree in humanities and a minor in business.
At UCI, Weishoff succeeds Charlie Brande, who retired after nine seasons as the Anteaters' head coach.


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Why is a frittata different from other egg dishes? Similar to a Spanish tortilla, it's more of an egg cake than an omelet. Frittata is an ideal lunch or light supper dish. It can easily be made an hour or two ahead, then briefly reheated in the microwave or simply served at room temperature, as is common in Italy.
Growing up, I loved the bias-cut "Italian beans" my mother would buy in boxes from the freezer case. It took a trip to Italy to discover the real thing: fresh romano beans. They have a distinct beany flavor, chewy texture, and when they're young, a lovely, velvety skin that begs to be caressed. They work wonderfully with prosciutto. It's worthwhile to seek out genuine Fontina cheese made in the Val d'Aosta of northern Italy. It's full flavored with rich nuttiness. There are many imitations with similar names, such as Fontinella and Fontal. Fontina-type cheeses are also made in Scandinavia and the United States. I have not found these imitations to compare with the real thing.
1 pound fresh romano beans, cut into 1/2-inch lengths
1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil
1 large onion, diced
1/4 to 1/2 pound prosciutto in one piece, trimmed of excess fat,
frozen until firm, and cut into small dice
12 eggs, lightly beaten
1/2 pound imported Italian Fontina cheese, shredded
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
1. In a medium pan, precook the beans in boiling water for 4 minutes or until crisp-tender. Drain and rinse under cold running water.
2. In a large (12-inch) ovenproof skillet, heat 2 tablespoons of olive oil. Add the onion and prosciutto and cook over medium heat until lightly browned. Add the reserved beans, then remove the skillet from the heat. In a large bowl, combine the bean mixture with the eggs, along with half of the cheese, and salt and pepper to taste.
3. Preheat the broiler to high. Wipe out the skillet with a paper towel. Add the remaining 2 tablespoons olive oil and warm over medium heat. Pour in the egg mixture and cook for about 6 minutes, shaking occasionally, until most of the egg sets (the top should be soft and somewhat liquid). Sprinkle the frittata with the remaining 1/4 pound cheese and place the skillet under the broiler for 2 to 3 minutes, or until the cheese is bubbling and browned and the eggs are set on top.
4. Cool slightly and then cut into wedges. Serve accompanied by roasted potatoes, if desired.
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A Court, in De Queen, is a place (as a chamber) for the administration of justice; it is an official assembly for the transaction of judicial business. There are many types of court operating in a country, as in : Supreme Court, High Courts, and District Courts. Judiciary bodies are duly appointed to hear both civil and criminal cases, and dispense justice.


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The Intelligentsia earned a large and loyal local following, but when Waterhouse's bandmates went off to college after the end of senior year, the group broke up and Waterhouse relocated to San Francisco. He imagined the Bay Area would be a good place to launch a new musical career, but he found the local music scene uninviting; however, he did land a job at a record store dealing in rare R&B and soul singles, where he was able to study vintage sounds of the '50s and '60s at length. Soon he began writing songs, and he fell in with a group of like-minded West Coast musicians; he also discovered The Distillery, an all-analog recording facility in Costa Mesa, California, and struck up a friendship with studio owner Mike McHugh.
After a number of live sessions recorded at The Distillery, Waterhouse released a single on his own Pres Records label, "Some Place," whose press run was quickly snapped up by collectors of modern-day R&B sounds. Waterhouse then teamed up with West Coast label Innovative Leisure, which issued the five-song EP Is That Clear in 2011. In 2012, after relocating to Los Angeles and touring Europe with his band the Tarots, Waterhouse released his first full-length album, Time's All Gone. He also began branching out into studio work, producing an album for L.A. garage-psych band the Allah-Las, before returning to his solo career with his 2014 sophomore effort, Holly. Two years later, after Waterhouse produced sessions for Ural Thomas & the Pain and Boogaloo Assassins, he released his third album of vintage-sounding R&B, Never Twice. Fellow old soul Leon Bridges appeared on the single "Katchi." ~ Mark Deming
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Feb. 3, 1952-July 22, 2006
Gresham resident Lorean Warnel Reed, 54, died Saturday, July 22. A graveside service will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, July 29, at Skyline Memorial Gardens, 4101 N.W. Skyline Blvd., Portland.
Lorean was born Feb. 3, 1952, in Portland to Donald Cyrus and Kathryn Elizabeth (Harris) Reed. She was raised and educated in Portland, where she graduated from Roosevelt High School in 1970. She continued her education at Portland Community College.
Lorean worked for the Bonneville Power Administration for 28 years. She retired in 1999.
She was a member of the Blue Lake Ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and was active with the Salvation Army. She enjoyed her cats, computers, playing guitar and flying kites on the Oregon Coast.
Survivors include her sisters, Margaret Knight of Vancouver, Wash., Judy Rogers of Virginia Beach, Va., and Diane Mendoza of Portland; and brothers, Steven Reed of Troutdale, Robert Reed of Vancouver and Michael Reed of Portland.
Memorial contributions can be made to the National Kidney Foundation of Oregon and Washington, 465 N.E. 181st Ave., Suite 257, Portland.
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The Desire to Look Like Characters: First Barbie, Now Anime
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News outlets and blogs - RealSelf included - often chronicle the worldwide obsession to take on another character's appearance. It started with Barbie looks alikes and has now extended further into the fantasy realm.
Anastasiya Shpagina is the latest to transform her image and she's striving to resemble the look of popular Asian anime. The 19 year-old Ukrainian is a makeup artist by trade and spends hours to achieve her doe-eyed look. One day, she says, she would like to have plastic surgery to reshape her eyes and nip in her waist even more drastically (she reportedly tips the scale at 90 lbs as of now). In the forums, RealSelf doctors have several suggestions to achieve a smaller waist, but they are all based on realistic and healthy expectations.
Her talent as a make-up artist is undeniable, but many doctors caution about the desire to mirror a character- or celebrity-inspired appearance. What is interesting is that the "real-life Barbie," Valeria Lukyanova, and Anastasiya both live in Odessa, Ukraine and appear to be friends (via photos in their social media profiles). Though Valeria claims to be the most famous woman on the Russian Internet, Anastasiya may be hot on her tracks. More than 800,000 people have viewed her YouTube Flower Fairy Tutorial.
What do you think - more power to her for expressing herself, or is she taking it too far? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
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For a long time, cgtalk was mainly a place that focused on 3D graphics, and eventually, we started getting more and more 2D artists joining the community and participating in the challenges, books published by Ballistic Publishing (CGSociety's publishing branch)..etc, and many of these 2D artists don't do 3D at all. As we all have witnessed, the amount of excellent 2D art we see on a daily basis at cgtalk has become something that's awe-inspiring, but cgtalk was still seen by most as a 3D-centric community. There wasn't an obvious place for the more traditional-minded artists to share art techniques, theories, post tutorials...etc--until now.
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Art Techniques and Theories forum will be fairly broad in scope, but within the boundaries of drawing/painting/sculpting/design techniques, tutorials, art theory discussions, art history, influential artists, inspirations, and legal issues relevant to artists.
You are encouraged to participate by sharing knowledge, inspirations, and invite artists you admire to join our community, and hopefully, we'll be able to learn and grow as artists together.
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Belmont Stakes 2012: Dullahan arrives in New York
Dullahan, the third-place finisher in the Kentucky Derby, arrived at Belmont at 6:30 a.m. following a lengthy van ride from Churchill Downs.
Trainer Dale Romans said that Dullahan would gallop the rest of the week and probably breeze over the main track on Saturday.
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Romans said that it is important for I'll Have Another to have legitimate competition in his quest for the Triple Crown.
"We owe it to the past Triple Crown winners," Romans said. "If he earns it, more power to him."
Iha is in position to make history. I wish him well. Whether he wins or loses the Belmont matters only to his team. Simply put his stud fees go up. None of us on here are relevant to that. As far as greatness, whether he wins or loses doesn't determine his Greatness. There are many horse that didn't win the tc who are great. Cigar, skip away, Zentatta, spectacular bid, ruffian,alydar, etc etc. and there are horses that won the tc who are beatable as well. None of them retired undefeated. As far as truly dominating horses Go, really there is only one. And we all know that is secretariat. If he ran his best Race, no horse could beat him. That can't. Be said about all the rest since big red owns two of three track records in the TC series. And he should own the pimlico Record if not for a watch malfunction. So with that said, price tags mean nothing, jockeys mean nothing ( look at many of the past tc winners they were said to have mediocre jockeys) its all going to boil down to June 9. One day one horse against 10 others. If I'll have another has more heart and gas in the tank left, come long stretch time he will win. If he does, great!!! He will earn a place in history. If he loses, great!! Either way I don't believe he is a super horse just yet. Not with the times he's run in those races. Comparatively speaking he is far inferior to even many of the horses that lost the Tc
There have been tons of horses that turned out great that didn't win the triple crown. Curlin,zentatta, skip away, cigar, lava man, ruffian, northern dancer, and etc etc etc. the only thing being a triple crown winner means, is that the owner gets to command higher stud fees. Fine. None of us are horse owners so that is irrelevant. Personally just because affirmed or slew or whoever won the TC any horse is beatable. There was only one truly dominating horse that if he ran his best race no one could beat him and we all know that is secretariat. So other than that, if Iha wins, great!! If not, great!! The sport could use a tc winner, but his overall greatness is certainly not going to be determined just because he'd wins the Tc. Comparatively speaking there are far better horse thatlst the Tc that coz beat him. To say he is better than spectacular bid or even alydar would be ludicrous. However, he is in position to make history. I wish him well!! And I'll have another in new York, I'll have another at Belmont park, and I'll have another in the Belmont stakes.
IHA wins going away. He did it in Derby. Why not in Belmont. Love Dullahan, he looks 2nd best here.
IHA ,Yes cheap but a Winner and let's not forget the most important thing everyone is forgetting his cheap Millioniar workmate LAVAMAN!!!!!!!
Nice comments by you professional amatuers, Horses shipping to Belmont from pimlico have been dismal,Horses shipping from California have been well below pae for their odds.There have been far better horses in IHA position and failed,get a grip people there will never ever be another Triple Crown winner.
ROMANS: I consider Sir Lukas to be the Grand Old Master of horseracing. Lukas has probably forgotten more about horses than the average horseplayer will learn in a lifetime. If Sir Lukas feels Optimizer MAY beat IHA then for sure your horse Dullahan could win the Belmont.
IHA wins by 20 will be the headline in every news paper the morning after the belmont. one way or another thats what will happen. oneals already in hot water so im sure he will have this horse tuned up like never before. IHA will finish so far in front of union rags and dullahan they wont be able to pump day light to those 2 nags
TAKE A LOOK AT ALPHA .............ONLY BAD RACES WERE OVER CHURCHILL AND ANOTHER IS CHAD BROWNS HORSE............REALLY MADE UP A LOT OF GROUND AT Belmont in the Peter pan.......-
look,,he has a good shot because of the fact that the only one who really ran clost to him,,bodemister,,, is not gonna be there,,,what i don't like is the fact he is not gonna ha have a work ....bad ideal...i LOVE UNION RAG'S whit jhonny v up..
IHA is no great shakes. Ran last 1/4 in Derby in OVER 26 seconds and then was life and death and super open nostrils to barely edge Bode in the Preakness. Additionally no world beater is allowed to go for $35,000 in a 2 year olds in training sale (as a yearling, maybe). Then, Flower Alley is basically a bust as a sire and his first two starts sans nasal strip the LOST ground in the stretch and had good but unspectacular Beyers. To believe IHA is meant for the ages you would have to take a phenomenal PollyAnna LEAP OF FAITH and believe that the entire racing community felt IHA, in training, was wrong in believing he WAS NOT WORT a $36,000 bid. Put me 100% a non-believer as to IHA. I will not get even a $2 win bet out of me. I think he runs uplaced June 9.


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I got a grill, a pool, and a bitchin new picnic table I just built
I got a grill, a pool, and a bitchin new picnic table I just built
yeah buddy. you gonna be around this weekend? might try to make it up to see the new spot
next weekend is a safer bet. I have a crazy weekend with the bank changing. My bank was sold and the transition takes place this weekend. I work saturday and sunday and doing stuff with family monday.
few pics i took this evening.
more here along with dubs in the sand: http://www.flickr.com/photos/designeddwk/
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getta has moved to vt to finish being assembled.
the gti somehow, magically placed 2nd in the mk5 class this weekend at wolfsgart
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I'll call you tomorrow rich.
I'm glad I got an award a wolfsgart even though I do think there were some other cars there that were more worthy. I'll definitely take it though
whos all going to broke.down?
The dragon will be makin the trip...and be doin it flyin at a little lower altitude too
Holy GO Getta
Previous: | '01.5 Nogaro Blue S4 | '99 Laser Red STG3 A4 Avant | '03 Silverstone GTI VR6 24v | '03 TR Jetta 1.8T | '88 GTi VR6 | '91 Montana Green GTi | '98 Copper Orange A4 1.8T | '97 A4 2.8 | '95 Eagle Talon TSi AWD | '97 Eclipse GS | '93 Eagle Talon ES | '93 Honda del Sol Si
kyle, the getta is looking so nasty.
and rich, the air is better down here! i hope you're counting down the days until you have some low again!
the gti will be rolling to broke.down. probably going to be rolling with some of the dubsnorth guys. if anyone is interested in rolling with us, let me know and i'll fill you in as we get more concrete plans.
anyone interested in a 5/00 A4 1.8t parts car, quattro 5spd nice clean interior 103k midnight blue on grey leather. can send pics by phone if anyone is interested.
I'm cool with the DN fellas. Had a lot of fun at dustoff. Derek do you have spring compressors? I don't think I ever got mine back from the last person that borrowed them
i don't, but i'll see if i can find someone who does.
I can see if VIP has a loaner one too. I just couldn't remember if you owned the one we used for yours or not
bret has some at his house he said we can use
sounds good! cant wait to hear it sing
quoted by me:
"vdubs are like wifes"
"they always want money,and you never have enough for them"
"you always want to beat them,but you know it will just cost you more"
me too! i have the wrong walbro 255..i have an inline and i need an intank, cant find a good place to order from w quick shipping. any suggestions?
ecu will be out soon to send to unitronic.. then we should see her rolling
I was thinking the same thing on the fuel pump but wasn't sure. Don't you just splice it inline with the factory fuel line?
Rich text me. I think I still have your old #


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Have you seen the movie,
? It stars Harrison Ford and Kelly McGillis, from back in the days before McGillis announced she was a lesbian and before Ford pierced his ear. Yes, it's an old movie.
My favourite scene in all of moviedom takes place within this film. In a nutshell, bad guys show up at an Amish farm. They're looking for Harrison, who's hiding among this fundamentalist sect. The Amish, being Amish, are utterly unprepared to deal with evil intention. They eschew buttons as being too "proud"; sawed-off shot guns are completely outside their purview. A little boy alerts the community to the danger by ringing the big brass bell that hangs outside the farmhouse.
In the next scene, the action is set against a big, blue Pennsylvania sky. The Amish — men working in fields; women hanging laundry — drop what they're doing and make haste to the sound of that bell.
The bad guys are thereby thwarted. Order is restored. There is peace in the valley, thank you very much. It's an emergency response, dead simple, but effective. It works because everyone does his part.
That scene comes to mind every time I hear a siren streaking through the city. For most of my life, I've witnessed the swift, collective response to the presence of an ambulance or fire truck wailing down the roadway. Cars briskly and neatly pulled to the side of the road, providing maximum opportunity for the emergency vehicle to get to its dread destination. If the road was an undivided highway, drivers on both sides of the road would pull over. They got out of the way. They let someone else go first.
They yielded.
If you are a regular reader of this column, then you know I choke up easily. School plays, 50th wedding anniversaries, people paying for the coffee order of the people in line behind them: I am a human waterworks. But I've always been heartened by what this sign of cooperation means. Pulling over for an emergency vehicle announces that the collective is putting the concerns — the needs — of the individual first. We are also acknowledging that what goes around, comes around. The day may come when the fire truck, the ambulance, the Hazmat team is racing to our own personal disaster.
A caterwauling big white truck with a big red cross is no guarantee of fleet-footed passage
And what about those occupying the emergency vehicle? A caterwauling big white truck with a big red cross is no guarantee of fleet-footed passage. More and more, we're fudging the boundaries of what it means to yield to an emergency vehicle. Blame falls to the usual culprits: Ignorance of the law, inattention due to cell phones and other distractions, and, worst of all, flat out indifference.
Across the country we legislate on this subject. The B.C. Motor Vehicle Act, Section 177, states that failure to yield for an emergency vehicle will cost you $109 and three demerit points. In Newfoundland, it'll cost you between $300 to $900 for the same offence, plus two demerit points.
When I used to drive into Manhattan, we'd joke that the people who cut off ambulances were dashing to manicure appointments, exclaiming "You call that an emergency? Lookit these nails!" Or that they were in a hurry to get home before their take-out pizza got cold. I'm told that in South America, ambulances need a gun turret to get through traffic; it's every man for himself. Cities like Montreal and Victoria have now fitted out ambulances with low frequency subwoofers called Howlers or Rumblers. Tucked up under the bumpers, these devices perform the sonic equivalent of nudging non-compliant drivers out of the way. In fact, the old siren of
days is now unrecognizable, tricked out with whooping sounds and what sounds like bursts of gunfire.
Traditionally, traffic used to pull over to let funeral processions pass uninterrupted. It was just a wee tip of the hat acknowledging someone's loss
It's increasingly less common, but traditionally, traffic used to pull over to let funeral processions pass uninterrupted. It was just a wee tip of the hat acknowledging someone's loss. In fact, it was routine that these convoys didn't stop for red lights or stop signs. It wasn't uncommon for police departments to provide a courtesy escort for funeral processions. A quick check of the internet shows that at least three American states still don't require funeral corteges to stop at intersections. In Canada, running an intersection will earn you a ticket no matter how sombre your destination.
Vancouver has become a big city. Long-time residents remark that various courtesies are eroding
In the past decade, Vancouver has become a big city. Long-time residents remark that various courtesies are eroding. When I was a kid growing up on the North Shore, I used to hear adults whisper about miscreants who "didn't alternate." The morning commute into the city would make two nice, orderly queues to get on to the Lion's Gate Bridge. It was perfectly synchronized, a precision drill team of smoothly alternating lines of vehicles. There were no laws that governed this, just a collective realization that it went far quicker this way. The commuters recognized most of the faces behind the wheel of each car. I think that made a difference.
The young couple who were savaged and thrown from the bus in New Delhi? They lay on the sidewalk for almost a half hour before anyone thought to help them. Naked. Bleeding. There's a gossamer strand that connects the idea of yielding to ambulances or alternating access to a bridge to two monstrously injured people lying, unaided, on a busy street.
It seems to me that no one wants to give an inch anymore lest someone gain an advantage
It seems to me that no one wants to give an inch anymore lest someone gain an advantage. But consider this: The word "yield" derives from the Old English, meaning "to pay, or repay." Perhaps yielding is about reciprocity, not giving in; a largesse, rather than an unwilling concession.
Which brings me back to
, the bell that called the community to help and another celebrated bell. John Donne's lovely poem
Meditation XVII
famously asks the reader to consider "for whom the bell tolls." It also opens with what is now an old chestnut: "No man is an island." Yield.


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