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Yost family's best gift is being together for holidays
Royals manager Ned Yost spends most of his year directing the fortunes of the Kansas City baseball club. But for as much of the offseason as possible, and certainly during the holidays, his farm in Georgia is the center of his life. This year, though, he tells us that the holiday plans for him, his wife, Deborah, and their families are a bit different.
MLB.com: How has your family usually celebrated Christmas?
Royals manager Ned Yost spends most of his year directing the fortunes of the Kansas City baseball club. But for as much of the offseason as possible, and certainly during the holidays, his farm in Georgia is the center of his life. This year, though, he tells us that the holiday plans for him, his wife, Deborah, and their families are a bit different.
MLB.com: How has your family usually celebrated Christmas?
Yost: We have four kids and now a grandbaby. On Christmas Day, we would do Christmas at my house and we'd drive over to my mom's house -- she and my sister are both in Georgia now and I've got two brothers in California -- and that's my side of the family. And generally what we'd do on Deborah's side of the family, which is a much bigger group, is celebrate three or four days before Christmas. But this year, because my niece is on a mission to Turkey and doesn't get home until Christmas, we're going to do that family get-together a couple of days after Christmas.
MLB.com: But there's also a different approach to your Christmas, too, isn't there?
Yost: Normally everybody comes here to the farm and all the boys are hunting or fishing or doing whatever, and we build a big bonfire every night and have a good time. Everybody enjoyed themselves -- we have a nice 4-wheeler and you can get on the buggies and ride around. We've got satellite TV to watch college football. But we've moved and the house we were in before was big enough to hold everybody, but the one we're in now is not. So we're all going to go to New Orleans where Deborah's sister and her family live so the families are going to meet there which is kind of a central location. We've got a family in Alabama, a family in Mississippi, some in Louisiana and of course us in Georgia. It's a pretty big conglomeration of us.
MLB.com: I'll bet the family has a great time, doesn't it?
Yost:It is a lot of fun. The kids are all getting older so it's a different group than when they were all in their teens or in their pre-teens. But it's a real fun time.
MLB.com: How different is this type of Christmas from the ones you had as a kid in California?
Yost: This is a lot bigger. When I was a kid, it was just your family. Just me and my brothers, my sister and my mom and dad. We never went anywhere, we just had Christmas on Christmas morning. Now it's kind of like a Christmas week, if you will. We've got the families coming and going on my side and Deb's side, so Christmas is celebrated on a week-long period compared to just waking up on Christmas morning and celebrating with just your family.
MLB.com: What's your favorite part of Christmas?
Yost: Just seeing everybody. You know, my life's so hectic the majority of the year so you don't get a chance to get involved with family where it's real laid-back and everybody's enjoying each other's company, and having fun and just doing whatever they want to do. The guys are all older and you can communicate on a more even level ... so you just catch up with everybody. And Deborah's very close with her sisters so they have a phenomenal time with all the girl cousins.
MLB.com: What's the menu going to be like?
Yost: When they come to the farm, it's always the traditional turkey, ham, deviled eggs, potato salad. But one night, we also have a big deer meal and everybody loves that with french fries and hush puppies. But because we have more of a New Orleans flavor this year, there will be a lot of fish -- a lot of fried fish. My brother-in-law lives on a huge lake there and they catch those sea trout, and they're phenomenal for a fish fry.
MLB.com: It sounds like you and your family are going to have a wonderful time during the holidays.
Yost: This is a special time for families and the Royals feel that the entire city and area is part of our family. So in this holiday season, I'd like to wish my Kansas City family a Merry Christmas.


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L. Neil Smith's
Number 266, April 11, 2004
Taxation is the Root of All Evil
Lies of Faux Victims Cast Doubt on Real Ones
Special to TLE
Kobe Bryant's accuser is viewed with suspicion because of alleged sexual activity before and after her alleged rape. Naomi Wolf is publicly pilloried for crying "abuse!" in dramatic fashion 20 years after the fact. Now, Audrey Seilor's high-profiled abduction is found to be a lie that ends in psychiatric evaluation. Are you willing to believe the next woman (or man) who claims to be a victim?
I hope so. Cynicism helps no one: not victims, not those accused, not society. What benefits all three is a respect for evidence and a refusal to demonize either the accuser or the accused.
Victimhood should not be sensationalized or celebrated but neither should it return to a state of shame in which people are afraid to speak out because of public reaction. I know because my own experience of domestic violence was severe enough to result in a permanent physical disability. And, yet, I remained silent.
Many people are currently walking a thin line between skepticism and sympathy toward "victims." They ask themselves, "Does the person's story make sense to me?" This is not an act of cynicism; it is the responsibility of anyone who wishes to pass judgement.
I apply standards of evaluation to every case of alleged abuse that I encounter. A standard cannot tell you whether a particular report is true or false. For example, one of my guidelines is that alleged victims should not grow rich from their victimhood. Nevertheless, a person who cuts a movie deal with Hollywood may well be selling a true story. Financial gain doesn't disprove anything but it does make me move a step closer to skepticism and away from sympathy.
These are some of the other guidelines I apply:
1. Is the confession of victimhood public rather than private? When Andrea Dworkin confessed to being raped (1999) in the pages of The New Statesman, the fact that she had not gone to the police or any other authority before going to press made me a skeptic. If the trauma of rape prevented her from reporting the incident privately, why did it not prevent her from mass-marketing it?
2. Is a double standard being applied? If the same thing were to happen to a man, would it still be considered abuse? A quick test is to flip every sexual reference in an account from male to female and gauge your reaction. In matters of rape or physical violence, most people would apply one standard across the board. But in cases of harassment e.g. jokes in bad taste a double standard in law and policy often occurs.
3. Was there an attempt at private resolution? This may not be reasonable in criminal cases such as rape but many accusations concern non-criminal acts. For example, Naomi Wolf was a Yale student, well versed in feminism, when the alleged advance from a professor occurred. The fact that she chose not to use the university's established mechanisms of redress, with which she was familiar, should raise a flag of doubt.
4. Does the account dwell excessively upon the emotions or psychological state of either the victim or the accused? Legal charges should live or die on the basis of evidence, not on opinion and outrage. If emotion is constantly mixed in with the presentation of evidence or if it begins to dominate debate then, perhaps, the evidence is not strong enough to stand by itself.
5. Is an agenda attached? For example, does a "victim" of sexual misconduct claim to come forward in order to change the law or on behalf of other abused women so that they will speak out? If so, the motivations involved may extend far beyond righting a personal injury; the accusations may be politically based. This possibility edges closer to probability if the accusation becomes a media event, complete with an articulate attorney and calls for new legislation.
6. Are honest critics excoriated and slandered for the sin of questioning? It is never wrong to question facts or ask an accuser to expand on a point. If an accuser or his/her attorney responds with a blast of ad hominem, then you should immediately suspect that they cannot answer the question in any other manner.
7. Is the accused being denounced for reasons irrelevant to the crime? For example, Kobe Bryant has denounced as an adulterer and a pampered high-paid athlete. Adultery and athletic achievement do not correlate with rape. To the extent an accused is demonized for unrelated issues, that is the extent to which you should wonder if a witch-hunt is underway.
Everyone who reports being victimized by violence should be taken seriously. But an open mind is not a gaping mind, and it is always proper for people to question. The alleged victim who lies does more damage to real victims than a sea of skeptics who are motivated by malice because he or she makes decent people doubt. The faux victim makes the vast majority of decent people one iota less likely to believe the next account they hear.
That is why the most victim-friendly policy possible is to demand high standards of evidence and public debate in which questioning is viewed as a healthy and valuable process.

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I found this book to be very interesting and thrilling. The way the author wrote it, it made me want to not stop reading. I wanted to read the next chapter to see what happened. My favorite part was when Frank Hardy got into a fight with Terry Golden. Luckily, Frank ended up winning. There was a character that changed in some way. Terry Golden would change back and forth through the whole story by being nice to teachers and being mean to his classmates. This book is part of a series. Some other ones are Slam Dunk to Trouble, Skin & Bones, and Trouble in Warp Space.
I would definitely recommend this book. I would recommend it to anybody that likes a really good mystery story. I think that all of the interesting things that occur in the story would interest the reader.


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Still-fishing simply means baiting a fishing hook, putting it in the water and waiting for a fish to find it. This method can be used from a boat, a dock, or from shore. Depending on water depth and what you're trying to catch, you may want to still-fish near the surface, at a mid-water depth, or right down on the bottom. Using a float, or bobber, makes it easy to fish near the surface; adding sinkers to your line to fish deeper.
Casting your bait with a fishing rod and reel can be used both to catch fish that chase their food or to fish in a particular spot where fish hang out, such as next to a submerged stump or under a tree that's leaning out over the water. Casting is usually done with an artificial lure, to coax fish into striking. Lures such as spinners, wobbling spoons, plugs and spinnerbaits are commonly used for casting.
Trolling is simply dragging a lure, bait, or a bait-and-lure combination through the water, using a boat rather than casting and retrieving to provide movement., Many of the lures used for casting also work for trolling.
Jigging means moving your bait in an up-and-down motion underwater. Lifting and lowering the rod is what provides the jigging motion. Leadheads are the most common kind of jigging lure or "jig", but for some fish species, especially saltwater salmon and bottomfish, the jig might be a long, thin, slab of lead or other metal in the shape of a herring or other baitfish.
Fly fishing
Casting small, very light-weight artificial flies that simulate insects and other fish food requires weighted fishing line from very flexible rods and hand-controlled reels. The casting is different from other kinds of fishing because the weighted line is usually extended through a series of both forward and backward casting motions.
If you go fishing, you're going to tie knots. A simple overhand ("granny") knot won't work for tying line to hooks, lures and swivels, for connecting two lines, or attaching line to your reel. A hook snell, Palomar knot or improved clinch knot are used to tie monofilament line to a hook, lure, swivel or other terminal tackle. A blood knot joins two similar-size lines. The surgeon's loop makes a loop at line's end. An arbor knot is used to tie line to a reel spool. A nail knot splices backing or leader to a fly line. See the following illustrations and directions for tying these knots and practice before you go fishing.
Popular Fishing Knots
Hook Snell
A strong knot for tying line to a bait hook
Insert one end of leader material through eye of hook just past turn and barb. Pass other end through eye in opposite direction leaving large loop.
Hold both lines along shank. Use line hanging from eye to wind tight coils from eye toward hook, 5 to 10 turns.
Move fingers to hole coils inplace. Oull leader extending from eye until entire loop has passed under coils. With coils snugged up neatly, use pliers to pull tag end, clinching up snout. Clip tag end and the loop knot in end of leader.
Hook Snell
A strong knot for tying line to a bait hook
Blood Knot
Used to join two similar-size lines.
Overlap ends of the two lines for about 6 inches. Take tag end of one line and make 6 turns around the two lines. Take tag end and insert between tag end of other line and standing end of the line being manipulated. Hold on to tag end and repeat procedure for other line.
Pull each tag end to begin to tighten knot.
Moisten knot. Tighten completely and clip tag ends.
Blood Knot
Used to join two similar-size lines.
Palomar Knot
Excellent for tying monofilament line to a hook, lure or terminal tackle.
Double about 4 inches of line and pass loop through the eye.
Let hook hang loose and the overhand knot in doubled line.
Pull loop of the line far enough to pass over hook, swivel or lure.
Pull tag end and standing line to tighten. Moisten before fully tightening. Clip tag end.
Palomar Knot
Excellent for tying monofilament line to a hook, lure or terminal tackle.
Improved Clinch Knot
Used to tie monofiliment line to a swivel, lure or other terminal tackle.
Pass line through eye of hook, swivel, or lure. Double back and make five turns around the standing line. Thread line through first loop above the eye. then through big loop as shown.
Hold tag end standing line while coils are pulled up. Moisten and slide tight against eye. Clip tag end.
Improved Clinch Knot
Used to tie monofiliment line to a swivel, lure or other terminal tackle.
Nail Knot
Used to splice backing of leader to a fly line. A small plastic or metal tube works as well as a nail.
Pull at least six inches of fly line and lay the tube against it. Then fold the line back around the tube or nail. Take the end of the backing or leader and place it through the loop formed in the fly line.
Hold the line between your thumb and forefinger. Take the protruding end of the backing and wrap it loosely five to seven times back toward your thumb. Holding these coild so they won't overlap, bring the end of the backing and push it through the loose ends.
Holding the coils, carefully pull out the tube or nail, pulling the backing out as much as possible at the same time. With the tube pulled out, the coils will appear soft, but don't let go of them. Pull form both ends to gather the coils.
Adjust the coils as necessary and then pull hard on both ends to make the coils bite into the line. Tighten the knot and clip off the excess.
Nail Knot
Used to splice backing of leader to a fly line. A small plastic or metal tube works as well as a nail.
Surgeon's Loop
Used to make a loop at line's end.
Double end of line to form a loop and tie overhand knot at base of double line.
Leave loop open in knot and bring doubled line through one more.
Hold standing end and tag end and pull loop to tighten knot.
Surgeon's Loop
Used to make a loop at line's end.
Arbor Knot
Used to tie line to a reel spool.
Thread line through line guide, around spool, and out through the gude. Tie overhand knot over standing line in end of tag end.
Tightened both knots. Pull on standing end until knot passes through line guide and snugs up around spool.
Arbor Knot
Used to tie line to a reel spool.
Rods and reels
Terminal (at-the-end-of-your-line) gear
Floats or bobbers
Snap swivels
Rods and reels
Terminal (at-the-end-of-your-line) gear
Rods and reels
Spinning rods and reels are very popular because they're easy to use, allow long casts with light lures, and can be quite inexpensive. The first two or three line guides on a spinning rod are large, because the line "billows" off the end of the reel spool during the cast. To cast with a spinning reel, you open the wire "bail" that wraps line around the spool, holding the line with your index finger. Release the line as you move the rod forward and with a little practice you're casting like a champ. Nylon monofilament line of 6- to 12-pound test works best on most spinning reels.
Spin-casting: Like a spinning reel, the spin-casting reel has a stationary spool, with line leaving and returning at one end of that spool. But the spool on the spin-casting reel is enclosed, so you can't see it. The line is released by use of a thumb-button at the back of the reel.
Bait-casting: These reels differ greatly from both spinning and spin-cast reels because the spool sits perpendicular (cross-ways) to the rod rather than parallel to it. Because the spool moves during casting and retrieving, these reels are often called revolving-spool reels. Bait-casting tackle requires more practice, patience and skill than both spinning and spin-casting tackle, but once mastered, allows for pin-point casting accuracy and excellent line control when fishing and playing fish.
Fly-casting: As mentioned earlier, artificial flies are very light, making them virtually impossible to cast with most rods and reels. So fly casters use a special kind of line and a certain kind of rod that allow even the smallest of flies to be cast long distances. The line itself provides the casting weight, and the rod's size and flexibility are matched to the line's weight for best casting results. Fly-fishing line is thicker and more visible than other types of fishing line, so fly anglers use several feet of monofilament or other low-visibility material as a "leader" between the fly and the fly line.
Terminal (at-the-end-of-your-line) gear
Hooks: Fish hooks come in a wide range of sizes and styles, depending on the type of fishing and the size and species of fish you're after. Hooks consist of an "eye" or closed loop to attach the fishing line; a "shank" or horizontal extension; a "bend" that curves the shank down to the point; and a "barb" near the hook point to keep fish from sliding off once hooked. Most hooks have one point, but there are also double (two-pointed) and treble (three-pointed) hooks. Some hooks are incorporated into specific lures; others are attached below lures or bait.
Lures: Fish need to be lured to the hook with something that imitates their food or triggers their territorial behavior or provokes their curiosity. Lures types include:
Bait: Anything that attracts fish by scent or flavor is considered bait, whether it's a live worm, fish eggs, chicken livers, or an artificial device dipped in fish-attracting scent. Live fish are not allowed as bait in Washington sport fishing.
Floats or bobbers: Pieces of plastic, cork, or other material that floats are attached to fishing line above the lure and hook to suspend them in the water so they attract fish near the surface.
Sinkers: Pieces of metal, rubber, or other material that readily sinks are attached to the fishing line above the lure and hook to take them down into the water or to the bottom, to attract fish that feed in deeper water.
Snap swivels: These are locking clips that can be tied to the fishing line so lures can be attached and easily interchanged.
While you don't need to "talk fish" to catch one, it's important to understand the basic terminology of Washington fishing regulations. A more detailed list of fishing terms can be found in the "Fishing In Washington" rules pamphlet. Here are a few key phrases all Washington fishers need to know:
Cooking fish
Cooking time is fairly short when cooking whole fish or fillets to keep the flavors simple. Fish are cooked when the flesh flakes off easily with a fork.
In general, the cooking time for fish is 10 minutes for every inch of thickness—whether you bake, poach, broil, or grill. To test for doneness, slip the point of a sharp knife into the thickest part of the fish and pull aside. If flakes begin to separate, the fish is probably done. Remove fish from heat and let it stand 3 to 4 minutes to finish cooking.
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Blackened Fish
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Preheat cast iron skillet or griddle, preferably on outdoor grill, until very hot.
Dip thick (at least one-half-inch) fish fillets into melted butter and then into cajun blackening spice mixture (equal parts black, white and cayenne pepper, paprika, garlic powder, onion powder, oregano, thyme).
Cook in hot skillet about 2 minutes or until bottom is near black but not burned.
Turn fillets, drizzle with more melted butter, continue cooking about 2 minutes. Serve immediately with dipping butter.
Preheat cast iron skillet or griddle, preferably on outdoor grill, until very hot.
Dip thick (at least one-half-inch) fish fillets into melted butter and then into cajun blackening spice mixture (equal parts black, white and cayenne pepper, paprika, garlic powder, onion powder, oregano, thyme).
Cook in hot skillet about 2 minutes or until bottom is near black but not burned.
Turn fillets, drizzle with more melted butter, continue cooking about 2 minutes. Serve immediately with dipping butter.
How to clean a trout
Items you'll need for killing, cleaning and transporting your fish include:
Killing and bleeding trout
A freshly caught fish should be killed immediately and cleaned as soon as possible. Hold the fish in one hand and strike it on the head behind the eyes with a mallet. Remove the hook by grasping the shank with a pair of long-nosed pliers and backing it out. You can also use a special tool designed to remove hooks, available at sporting-goods stores.
Next, bleed the fish to prevent blood from spoiling the flesh. To do this, lift the gill plate, insert a knife over the gill cluster and cut the gills. Place the fish in a bucket of cold water to drain blood from the fish.
You then can clean the fish immediately or place it in a cooler to clean later. Either way, be sure there's enough ice to surround the fish. Leave the cooler's drain plug open to allow water to run out. Water spoils the flavor of fish.
Safely cleaning your fish:
Cooking your fish
Cook your fish that day or refrigerate it for a day or two. Because fish flesh deteriorates when it sits in its own juices, place the fish on a rack in a shallow pan filled with crushed ice. Cover with cling wrap or foil and set in the coldest part of the refrigerator. Trout will store well this way for up to two days. Trout can be fried, grilled, broiled, poached, baked or steamed.
Techniques and tips for cleaning and preparing Salmon and Steelhead
Killing and bleeding salmon and steelhead
A freshly caught steelhead or salmon should be killed immediately and cleaned as soon as possible. The most effective way to kill a salmon or steelhead is to hold it in one hand and strike it on the head behind the eyes with a mallet. Remove the hook by grasping it with your fingers or a pair of long-nosed pliers and backing it out. You can also use a special tool designed to remove hooks, available at sporting goods stores.
To prevent blood from spoiling the tissue, make several cuts in the gills (located under the gill flap below the eyes) with a knife and place the fish in a cold bucket of water. This allows the blood to flow out of the fish. Immediately clean the fish or place it on ice in a cooler.
Your cleaned salmon can be cut either into fillets or steaks, as detailed below:
A good photo tutorial on how to fillet a salmon may be seen on the Northwest Fly Fisherman website.
Larger fish such as salmon and steelhead can be cut into steaks. After the fish is cleaned, chill it to make it easier to cut. Place the fish on its belly. Starting at the tail, cut across the backbone, making each steak approximately 1-inch thick. After making steaks, trim away belly fat and bones, but don't cut out the backbone.
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MIX07 is coming up in a week and a half and I wanted to provide an overview of the IE activities at the show. As most of you know, MIX is Microsoft's conference for Web designers, developers and decision-makers who live and work on the consumer Web.
Last year at MIX06, Microsoft placed a lot of emphasis on Internet Explorer 7, showing off improvements in the rendering engine, the new RSS platform, and the new security features like Protected Mode and ActiveX opt-in. Internet Explorer 7 has now been in the market for approximately 6 months, doing great, and we're hard at work on the next release. This year, the focus of MIX07 is Silverlight, and creating rich interactive applications and media experiences for your customers.
We've gathered input from customers for the next version of IE through formal research like user studies and surveys, and also at conferences, comments on the IE blog, and direct emails from you; we will continue to listen at MIX07. We will have more information to share about the next release in the future, but MIX07 is too early yet to discuss specifics. So what can you expect to hear from us at MIX this year? We've got 4 sessions specifically about Internet Explorer, including a presentation by one of our partners, Molly Holzschlag. Walter VonKoch, Molly and Cyra Richardson will focus on creating better experiences in Internet Explorer, by using RSS, CSS and creating fast AJAX applications. I will do a retrospective of IE7 and talk about lessons learned that we carry forward as we work on the next version. Specifically, the sessions are:
Making Money With RSS with Walter VonKoch
RSS is a great mechanism for connecting with your customers. Walter will show some great examples of how you can do that, and how you can extend the RSS platform to provide a richer data source for your customers.
Thinking In CSS: How To Build Great Looking Websites with Molly Holzschlag
We're super excited to have Molly working with us at Microsoft, and just as excited that she's out in the real world evangelizing CSS and standards-based web development.
How To Make AJAX Applications Scream On The Client with Cyra Richardson
What are the top 3 things that cause AJAX performance problems? Cyra has spent some time delving into this problem and has some suggestions that will help to increase the speed of your AJAX application. A great looking UI can be killed by poor performance, and Cyra will show us some common mistakes and easy ways to speed up your application.
IE7: Past, Present and Future with Chris Wilson
I've been on the IE team since IE 2.0, so I know a bit about the ins and outs of Internet Explorer. In this session I'll be talking about the road from IE6 to IE7 – the vision of the release, how we set priorities, and more importantly, how we deal with the challenge of serving 500 million users. There were many lessons learned, and I'll talk about how we'll take those lessons forward into future releases of Internet Explorer.
Hope to see you there!
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England have handed new caps to Luther Burrell and Jack Nowell in their Six Nations opener against France on Saturday.
They will be joined by Gloucester Rugby wing Jonny May, who will win his second cap at Stade de France, and Danny Care, who starts his first game for England since playing Italy in last year's tournament.
While four of the backline are changed from the team that started against New Zealand, the pack remains unchanged.
England Head Coach Stuart Lancaster said: "We can't wait for Saturday. We've had a good two weeks and all the players have pushed hard for selection.
"Congratulations to Jack and Luther who deserve their chance, as does Jonny May starting his first RBS 6 Nations game. It's also great to see Brad Barritt back with his experience and leadership in the 23, while Alex Goode will give us good cover at 15 and 10.
"We felt the pack went well in the autumn and it's right to leave it unchanged but we have some quality players, including two British Lions in Tom and Mako, to come on."
George Ford (Bath Rugby), Matt Mullan (London Wasps) and Anthony Watson (Bath Rugby) will travel as cover.
England (v France, Six Nations, Stade de France, Saturday, 5pm GMT)
15 Mike Brown (Harlequins, 21 caps)
14 Jack Nowell (Exeter Chiefs, uncapped)
13 Luther Burrell (Northampton Saints, uncapped)
12 Billy Twelvetrees (Gloucester Rugby, 8 caps)
11 Jonny May (Gloucester Rugby, 1 cap)
10 Owen Farrell (Saracens, 19 caps)
9 Danny Care (Harlequins, 42 caps)
1 Joe Marler (Harlequins, 15 caps)
2 Dylan Hartley (Northampton Saints, 50 caps)
3 Dan Cole (Leicester Tigers, 43 caps)
4 Joe Launchbury (London Wasps, 14 caps)
5 Courtney Lawes (Northampton Saints, 25 caps)
6 Tom Wood (Northampton Saints, 23 caps)
7 Chris Robshaw (Harlequins, capt, 20 caps)
8 Billy Vunipola (Saracens, 5 caps)
16 Tom Youngs (Leicester Tigers, 12 caps)
17 Mako Vunipola (Saracens, 10 caps)
18 Henry Thomas (Sale Sharks, 2 caps)
19 Dave Attwood (Bath Rugby, 5 caps)
20 Ben Morgan (Gloucester Rugby, 15 caps)
21 Lee Dickson (Northampton Saints, 12 caps)
22 Brad Barritt (Saracens, 16 caps)
23 Alex Goode (Saracens, 13 caps)


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Chair Taylor called the workshop to order.
Chair Taylor welcomed everyone and stated that the discussion would include a presentation from consultants about the master plan, and a discussion on improving student/campus life.
Chair Taylor introduced Mr. Kevin King, principal associate from Ayers Saint Gross, and invited him to make a presentation on the UNF master plan.
Mr. King stated that this plan included a long-term frame work and short-term decisions. He provided illustrations to address the pressure for enrollment growth and the need to build a campus within the natural environment.
Mr. King spoke about parking, transportation and investments in the core of campus. He noted that his presentation would emphasize the guiding principles of the master plan.
After the presentation, trustees discussed the options presented and expressed appreciation to Mr. King for a job well done.
Chair Taylor asked Vice President Gonzalez to introduce this item.
Vice President Gonzalez stated that this discussion would include the next steps to improve student/campus life. He introduced Assistant Vice President Croft, noting that she and some UNF students would be adding to the conversation.
This discussion included a discussion on current student/campus life and ways to enhance this. Information was provided on discussions that had taken place with colleagues around the state and country, what UNF students were saying and what the next steps might be.
Trustees engaged in discussions regarding their personal student/campus life experiences and how these might be related to UNF. These discussions moved to include UNF students and there was an exchange about several activities that might add more energy to create a vibrant and engaging campus.
Chair Taylor stated that this discussion had been most valuable and he expressed appreciation to everyone involved.
The meeting was adjourned
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Sophomore lefty Cody Brown pitched eight innings without allowing a run and pushed his record to 4-5 on the season in a 3-0 non-conference win over Iona on Friday. Brown allowed eight hits without allowing a run. Central is now 19-19 overall. Iona is 6-34.
The Blue Devils struck first with a two-out run in the first inning. Junior J.P. Sportman tripled and then scored on a double from senior Tyler McIntyre.
A second two-out run, this time in the second inning, made it 2-0. Freshman Connor Fitzsimons singled to center field to score junior Anthony Turgeon who had singled. Central left the bases loaded.
The lead reached 3-0 in the sixth inning on an RBI double from Turgeon. Sophomore Dominic Severino singled to lead off the inning and then scored from second on the play.
Brown picked up his fourth win of the year. He scattered eight hits and struck out seven batters. Junior Josh Ingham picked up his eighth save of the season, pitching a perfect ninth inning. The save is the 19th career for Ingham, extending his school record. He is just one save shy of tying the single season mark.
McIntyre, Fitzsimons and Turgeon each drove in a run in the win. Turgeon, Severino and McIntyre each had a pair of hits.
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We often say that without good basics, it is impossible to do good Karate. This is true.
The more advanced you become, the more important you realize that basics are -- and as a result will devote more time and effort to basics when teaching .
A student with good basics can advance. A student with poor basics cannot advance. It is that simple. Good basics are like a solid foundation upon which you build a house. Poor basics are like building a house on mud.
Some people will try to "hide" their lack of basics by concentrating on "advanced" techniques. There really are no advanced techniques, just basics.
If you can do one technique correcly it will be easy to do other techniques correctly.
Good basics make for good Karate.
Charles C. Goodin
Good Basics -- Good Karate
We often say that without good basics, it is impossible to do good Karate. This is true.
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I'd like to acquire a bottle of Glen Ord 12yo for a tasting but I think it can only be got at the distillery - if anyone is going could they do me a favour and get a bottle - I work on Edinburgh's Royal Mile - or perhaps posting could be an option.
Any one visiting Glen Ord?
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The University of Delaware's College of Agriculture and Natural Resources (CANR) has announced that Jacquelyn Marchese and Michelle Windle are the winners of the 2013 William J. Benton Graduate Student Awards.
The awards were established in honor of William J. Benton, former CANR associate dean of research and professor in the Department of Animal and Food Sciences (ANFS).
Jacquelyn Marchese
Marchese received her master's degree from the Department of Entomology and Wildlife Ecology in May. Of the award, she said she was "honored that I was even nominated, so it was pretty cool that I won. I was definitely very grateful."
Marchese's research has dealt with bumblebees and how they can be used to pollinate certain crops in Delaware, such as watermelon, cucumbers and strawberries.
After graduating, she decided to take some time off and go on a cross-country road trip before settling into the professional world.
Marchese acknowledged her adviser, Deborah Delaney, assistant professor of entomology and wildlife ecology, and the rest of her committee: Gordon Johnson, assistant professor in the Department of Plant and Soil Sciences; Vincent D'Amico, supplemental faculty in entomology and wildlife ecology; and Joanne Whalen, Cooperative Extension specialist in entomology and wildlife ecology.
Michelle Windle
Windle, a doctoral student in the Department of Animal and Food Sciences who previously received her bachelor's and master's degrees from CANR, said her doctoral research focuses on silage, specifically how to increase the digestibility of starch earlier in the ensiling process to make it more readily available for cows to digest, which will in turn help them have more energy and produce more milk.
In addition to her research, Windle has also been a teaching assistant for many classes in fields as diverse as animal nutrition, which she taught for five years, production and genetics. She has traveled extensively to conduct research and present papers, and has given talks at conferences.
Windle said that it was an honor to receive the award, especially in light of the fact that she has interacted with some past winners. "That was really neat. It was an honor. I've known some of the other people who have gotten it, Laura Nemec and Kirsten Hirneisen, and it was an honor to be included with them."
Windle pointed out that she could not say enough about her adviser Limin Kung, the S. Hallock du Pont Professor of Animal and Food Sciences who has been exceptionally helpful throughout her time at UD.
"I can't talk about Dr. Kung enough. The guy is awesome," she said. "He's got drive, excitement, he thinks silage is cool, and he's got the ability to inspire that in other students. He just genuinely wants to see you do well."
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Little joy this holiday season
Over the past three months we have all faced the realities of a new Century in which the old securities are gone. And, now as we celebrate the holiday season this year, we are drawn to the spiritual meaning they hold, more than ever before.
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An early Ryan Conroy goal secured a 1-0 victory for Raith Rovers over Alloa in a close contest at Recreation Park.
The only goal came after just four minutes when Conroy grabbed his second in as many games to keep up Raith's 100 per cent record in the Scottish Championship.
Conroy, a summer signing from Dundee, capitalised on indecisive goalkeeping from Alloa's John Gibson and rifled home from six yards.
Alloa wasted numerous chances to draw level in the first half, with striker Liam Buchanan particularly culpable after putting two headers over the bar when well placed.
The two sides traded chances in the second half, with Raith going close through Christian Nade and Grant Anderson, and Greig Spence missing another headed opportunity for Alloa.
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Board of Regents Meeting
Special Meeting of the
Finance, Facilities, and Land Management Committee
Friday, February 11, 2000; 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Canary Room, University Commons
University of Alaska Anchorage
Anchorage, Alaska
Committee Members:
Elsa Froehlich Demeksa, Chair
Robert A. Malone
R. Danforth Ogg
Mary Jane Fate
Joseph E. Usibelli, Jr.
Michael J. Burns, Board Chair
I. Call to Order
II. Adoption of Agenda
"The Finance, Facilities, and Land Management Committee adopts the agenda as presented.
I. Call to Order
II. Adoption of Agenda
III. Discussion of the Operating and Capital Budgeting Process
IV. Adjourn
This motion is effective February 11, 2000."
III. Discussion of the Operating and Capital Budgeting Process
President Hamilton; Pat Pitney, director for Budget Development and Institutional Research; Wendy Redman, vice president for University Relations; and Jim Lynch, vice president for Finance, will discuss with the committee the process and timelines for development of the operating and capital budget requests. The discussion will include alternatives for development of the capital budget request and draft guidelines for development of the FY2002 requests. The committee will also discuss implementation of the approved budget, including annual reporting.
Pat Pitney will present an overview of the university's budgeted and actual revenue and expenditures. The discussion will include a review of some of the information and materials available to the board including the Red Book, Yellow Book, and web-based reports. Prior to attending the meeting, board members may visit the Statewide Budget & Institutional Research home page at http://info.alaska.edu/oir/ to see examples of the information currently on the web.
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Being iPhone owners, we're suckers for beautifully designed smartphones. So, when Nokia took to the stage in London to showcase their latest and greatest, the Lumia 925, we had to go and take a look. Our buddies over at Windows Phone Central were on the ground throughout the event to bring us all the full story. So, what's the Lumia 925 all about?
The Lumia 925 is an aluminum clad device, packing an 8.7MP camera complete with Optical Image Stabilization. We know Nokia makes good cameras, and they're promising some hardware and software improvements so we'd expect the Lumia 925 to produce some pretty impressive photos. The iPhone 5 camera as we know produces some excellent photographs, so for mobile fans it's great news that camera technology is being pushed across the board.
Nokia is continuing to tie up with big name application developers too. Also announced today, Hipstamatic will be taking their new social-based photo platform, Oggl, to Lumia devices. Oggl has only just launched on iOS, and currently isn't available anywhere else.
Summing up the Lumia 925, Windows Phone Central editor-in-chief Daniel Rubino:
For those of you who dismissing this as just another 920, we'd suggest you reconsider. The phone feels like a Lumia 720 (which we love) but it has the 920 guts inside, making it a very compelling device for those who want a thinner, lighter phone. It's not an iteration of the 920, but "another expression" of it.
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- Moosh and Mix:
- 6 ripe bananas
- 3 cups crushed pineapple
- 3 cups sugar
- 6 oz.. can frozen orange juice diluted per directions
- 1 can mandarin oranges
- Mix well and freeze in a wide mouth containers.
- When almost time to serve, let slush stand out on counter for 15-20 minutes.
- Use a sturdy spoon or ice cream scoop to scrape off and loosely fill glasses with slush mixture.
- Completely fill glasses with 7-up. (Like making a 'float')
Terri's Notes
-add a few ripe peaches or strawberries to the mix, to create your own favorite flavors!
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Imagine how it might feel to grow up in community housing, but your neighbourhood is surrounded by million dollar homes. This is a reality for some children in Burlington, Ontario who take part in the Our Community Cares (OCC) program, part of the Reach Out Centre for Kids (ROCK).
"When we opened the program at its current location, we were quite isolated from the core of the city," said Kelly Giuliani, manager of community and youth development for ROCK. "Over the past 20 years, the surrounding neighbourhood has grown substantially and has become very affluent. It's very alienating for the kids and difficult to raise awareness about the social issues in the community."
ROCK is the largest accredited children's mental health organization in Halton Region, and offers the OCC program to help build healthy communities in priority neighbourhoods. OCC offers after school programming to kids aged 5 – 17, as well as support to families, including a food cupboard, a free clothing room and computers to families who are struggling financially.
"The kids we work with are "at-risk" because of their environment," said Kelly. "Lots of kids are being bullied, lack social skills and have low self-esteem. We work closely with other programs in ROCK to provide additional support and early intervention, when needed, to kids showing early signs of mental illness."
The staff, who are trained child and youth workers, give kids the opportunity to discover their passions and talents. A former OCC youth discovered he was a great basketball player through the program and now plays in the NCAA.
ROCK received a first-time donation of $31,000 this year through the RBC After School Project.
The RBC After School Project is a multi-year philanthropic commitment to support community-based organizations that provide programs for children and youth aged 6-17 with structured, supervised activities that enhance safety, social skills and self-esteem. Since 1999, RBC has provided more than $27 million in grants to 248 community-based after school programs in Canada, helping almost 29,000 children.


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average movie
Exquisitely unique, funny,lovely, and kinda left me with a euphoric feeling :)
Terrible movie
Movie started out promising, but quickly downsized. Waste of 2 hours. Honey, I Shrunk the Kids blows this move out of the water! When Kristen Wiig checks out, that's when I checked out. Movie was just stupid after that. In my opinion probably the worst Matt Damon movie he has been in.
Brilliant film and poignant with regards to current events in the world.
It's interesting when people say if you do not enjoy a movie like this, you must not be intelligent. No, maybe they are intelligent, but they just don't enjoy the same style of movie as you? Be careful you don't end up sounding like Donald Trump - if you have to constantly let people know how smart you are, you probably are not as smart as you think you are.
I fell asleep early on. What a waste of time
Upsize a sequel
Only this first part of the movie is about downsizing and that it goes downhilling
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I was asked the other day if I would share how I 'try' and stay organized with 6 kids so here is a little bit of what I do to keep our house up and running...
First things first:
I get up at 4:30 in the morning and go running.
Working out in the early am helps me get my workout done so it doesn't interfere with my day. I know this is an insanely early time to wake up but I have been doing it for almost 6 years and my day never goes as smooth if I miss it! If you take care of yourself first, you will better be able to take care for your family!
If I had a penny for how many job charts I have done over the years, I would be a millionare.
Nothing seems to work with my kids except these few things:
DETAILED job cards.
Every Saturday I hand out the cards , the kids check off their assigned jobs and at the end we have a clean house.
(it still takes some slight raising of the voice though!)
Each week my kids have a different room they are in charge of, when I say 'Clean your house room' they know where to look and what to clean.
It simplifies it a little.
Binder, binder, binder...
I have a binder for everything which keeps papers where they should be!
When we were driving one day, I noticed a binder chock full of stuff and asked her what it was.
She then explained how she keeps herself organized with it and it goes wherever she goes, so yes
here is my version of the mommy planner...
The reward section.
I do my never-ending laundry on Mondays,
pay bills on Tuesdays, plan my meals for a week and go shopping on Wednesdays...
My cell phone.
I just haven't used it to it's potential and it drives my husband crazy.
I am trying though,
and I think every mother should have one.
You can keep lists, schedule appointments, have a ton of games for your kids to play when you are stuck at the doctors office, check email and countless, countless other things...
And even though I try and stay organized, my pile of papers always seems to look like this...
What are some of your tried and true organization secrets?????


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Am I a great investor? No, not yet. To paraphrase Ernest Hemingway's "Jake" in The Sun Also Rises, "wouldn't it be pretty to think so?" But the thinking so and the reality are often miles apart. When looking in the mirror, the average human sees a six-plus or a seven reflection on a scale of one to ten. The big nose or weak chin is masked by brighter eyes or near picture perfect teeth. And when the public is consulted, the vocal compliments as opposed to the near silent/ whispered critiques are taken as a supermajority vote for good looks. So it is with investing, or any career that is exposed to the public eye. The brickbats come via the blogs and ambitious competitors, but the roses dominate one's mental and even physical scrapbook. In addition to hope, it is how we survive day-to-day. We look at the man or woman in the mirror and see an image that is as distorted from reality as the one in a circus fun zone.
Yet at first blush, there is a partial saving grace in the money management business. We have numbers. Subjective perceptions aside, we have total return and alpha histories that purport to show how much better an individual or a firm has been than the competition, or if not, what an excellent return relative to inflation, or if not, what a generous amount of wealth creation over and above cash … the comparisons are seemingly endless yet the conclusions nearly always positive, rendering the "saving grace" almost meaningless: Everyone in their own mind is at least a six-plus or a seven, and if not for the most recent year, then over the last three, five, or 10 years. Investors thrive on the numbers and turn them in their favor when observing their reflections. That first blush becomes a permanently rosy complexion with Snow White cheeks.
The investing public is often similarly deceived. Consultants warn against going with the flow, selecting a firm or an individual based upon recent experience, but the reality is generally otherwise. Three straight flips of the coin to "heads" produces a buzz in the crowd for another "heads," despite the obvious 50/50 probabilities, as do 13 straight years of outperforming the S&P 500 followed by … Well, you get my point. The Financial Times just published a study confirming that a significant majority of computer simulated monkeys beat the stock market between 1968 and 2011 – good looking monkeys that is.
In questioning initially whether I am a great investor, I open the door to question whether other similarly esteemed public icons like Bill Miller are as well. It seems, perhaps, that the longer and longer you keep at it in this business the more and more time you have to expose your Achilles heel – wherever and whatever that might be. Ex-Fidelity mutual fund manager Peter Lynch was certainly brilliant in one respect: He knew to get out when the gettin' was good. How his "buy what you know best" philosophy would have survived the dot-coms or the Lehman/subprime bust is another question.
So time and longevity must be a critical consideration in any objective confirmation of "greatness" in this business. 10 years, 20 years, 30 years? How many coins do you have to flip before a string of heads begins to suggest that it must be a two-headed coin, loaded with some philosophical/commonsensical bias that places the long-term odds clearly in a firm's or an individual's favor? I must tell you, after 40 rather successful years, I still don't know if I or PIMCO qualifies. I don't know if anyone, including investing's most esteemed "oracle" Warren Buffett, does, and here's why.


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We often talk about "grappling" so I thought I would look up the definition online at one of my favorite websites, dictionary.com:
"grap·ple /ˈgræpəl/ *** verb, -pled, -pling, nounIn the context of self-defense, grappling essentially is seizing. We tend to think that such seizing is followed by a throw, but this is not necessarily so. In sports, such as wrestling, you typically have to pin your opponent. In Judo, you either have to execute a clean throw or pin your opponent.
–verb (used without object)
1. to hold or make fast to something, as with a grapple.
2. to use a grapple.
3. to seize another, or each other, in a firm grip, as in wrestling; clinch.
4. to engage in a struggle or close encounter (usually fol. by with): He was grappling with a boy twice his size.
5. to try to overcome or deal (usually fol. by with): to grapple with a problem.
–verb (used with object)
6. to seize, hold, or fasten with or as with a grapple.
7. to seize in a grip, take hold of: The thug grappled him around the neck.
8. a hook or an iron instrument by which one thing, as a ship, fastens onto another; grapnel.
9. a seizing or gripping.
10. a grip or close hold in wrestling or hand-to-hand fighting.
11. a close, hand-to-hand fight.
[Origin: 1520–30; appar. a freq. of OE gegrǣppian to seize; associated with grapnel]"
But in self-defense, seizing can be the beginning of many things. You could seize and throw. You could seize and push or pull. You could seize and execute a locking technique. You could seize and choke. And, very importantly in Karate, you can do all or any of the above, plus you can seize and strike, poke, tear, rip, stomp, dislocate joints, break bones, poke vulnerable areas, etc. And you could always seize something... like the testicles. A handful of testicles will usually get an attacker's undivided attention (and there are other body parts you could seize with equal or even greater effect).
The point is that grappling -- seizing -- is not simply a matter of grabbing and throwing. In fact, in my experience, the strongest strikes are done when you have already seized and put your attacker into a weak position.
For example, if someone punches at you, you could block or avoid the punch and counter by punching him on the nose (just an example). That might work.
Or you could block the punch in a way that also rakes the attacker's eyes, reach around behind his head or neck with the same hand, and then punch him on the nose with your other hand. Your punch will be much stronger because you had seized and controlled him, and made it harder for him to avoid or slip your punch.
This is just a very simple example. You could have seized and put the attacker into a much weaker and more vulnerable position -- one in which, for example, he was bent over backwards (or otherwise twisted) with his neck exposed. This could be combined with dislocation or breaking techniques.
My point is that grappling is integrated with striking. They are not two things -- they work seamlessly together. Grappling, striking. Striking, grappling. One thing not two.
And again, the ultimate aim of grappling (seizing) is not necessarily to throw the attacker. If a throw is used, it makes no sense to simply throw the attacker in way that allows him to get back up. In the self-defense context, a throw should do considerable damage -- which is not that difficult a thing to do. If you have practiced any grappling arts, it actually is harder to throw someone safely -- you have to modify throws so that your partner will land nicely on his back rather than on his face, for example.
In addition, once seized, the attacker can be thrown into, onto, and/or through things (hard or sharp things, for example), or thrown off things (like a wall). The ground is just one place an attacker can be throw. An attacker can also be thrown into other attackers.
It also takes more time and energy, at least sometimes, to seize and throw an attacker to the ground than it does to seize and execute other types of techniques. It all depends.
When you put your hands together in the starting position for Naihanchi (and all kata for that matter, in my opinion), you may have already seized the attacker. A little flip of the wrist and turn of the body, and the next technique of the kata can be so much more effective.
I think that we have to broaden our idea about what grappling is. Mixed martial arts shows a great deal, but there are usually at least some rules even in MMA (thank goodness). Can you imagine what would happen if those extremely tough, extremely well trained, and extremely strong guys were allowed to strike and grapple (seizing in the broadest sense) without any rules at all? It would be... well it would be the old form of Karate (Tudi).
Some of you might be thinking, "this post does not sound like a Shorin-Ryu instructor." I think that it does -- at least the Shorin-Ryu with which I am familiar. And I have to confess that I studied and taught Kenpo Karate first (back in the 1970s when I was in high school and college). I am sure that this has positively influenced my views about the techniques we use in Shorin-Ryu. (Did you know that snap, crackle and pop are more than just sounds that a certain cereal makes?)
To all my Kenpo Karate (and related arts) friends our there -- Aloha, best wishes, and my respect from Hawaii!
OK, I have to add this explanation when I write about Kenpo Karate. My last name is Goodin, not Godin, and I am not related to the late Professor Walter Godin (athough I did have an uncle Walter in Florida, but his last name was completely different because he was my uncle's wife's brother). And my good friend, Professor Feliciano "Kimo" Ferreira, was one of Professor Godin's senior students. And the style of Kenpo Karate I studied did come from Palama, where Professor Godin also trained. I learned under the Professor Marino Tiwanak line (under Florentino S. Pancipanci at Hickam Air Force Base, and then under Edward Wallace and his daughter Julie at the old Moanalua quonest hut). I taught Kenpo Karate at Hickam Air Force Base, Foster Village, and Evanston, Illinois (there I was actually teaching a combination of Kenpo Karate and Shorin-Ryu). What a small world!
And if you can believe it, when I was in high school teaching at Hickam, I called my school "Goodin's Kenpo Karate" because I did not know about Professor Godin. How naive I was!
Charles C. Goodin


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Director Punit Malhotra has revealed the two posters of his forthcoming movie, Gori Tere Pyaar Mein, featuring Imran Khan and Kareena Kapoor. Their attire and backdrop are a combination of city and rural lives. Going by the look of the posters, it seems Imran is playing a city-based guy and Kareena is acting as a simple girl from village dressed in salwaar kameez. In the first poster, Imran and Kareena are seen sitting opposite each other on a broken bridge as their eyes meet. The poster goes well with the tagline of the movie, Only love can bridge the gap.
In the second poster, Imran is standing next to Kareena, with a clay pot on his head, while the actress is seen striking a pose next to him. The actors are standing on a stack of hay and the background shows a bridge in a city.
Kareena's bright coloured clothes definitely get one's attention. Punit, who has worked with Imran in I Hate Luv Storys will be working with Kareena for the first time. He revealed the first look on Twitter Sunday and captioned the posters as: "With a lot of love and passion we've made a film.. Here's the first look ... Our first two posters."
The cast and crew of the movie recently finished shooting in Bhuj, Gujarat. This is not the first time Kareena and Imran are sharing screen space. They were seen together in slice-of-life 2012 movie, Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu.
Produced by Dharma Productions, Gori Tere Pyaar Mein is set to release on November 22.


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Myelomeningocele is a birth defect in which the backbone and spinal canal do not close before birth. The condition is a type of spina bifida.
Alternative Names
Spina bifida; Cleft spine
Causes, incidence, and risk factors
Normally, during the first month of a pregnancy, the two sides of the spine (or backbone) join together to cover the spinal cord, spinal nerves and meninges (the tissues covering the spinal cord). Spina bifida refers to any birth defect involving incomplete closure of the spine.
Myelomeningocele is the most common type of spina bifida. It is a neural tube defect in which the bones of the spine do not completely form, resulting in an incomplete spinal canal. This causes the spinal cord and meninges (the tissues covering the spinal cord) to stick out of the child's back.
Myelomeningocele may affect as many as 1 out of every 800 infants.
The rest of spina bifida cases are most commonly:
Spina bifida occulta, a condition in which the bones of the spine do not close but the spinal cord and meninges remain in place and skin usually covers the defect
Meningoceles, a condition where the tissue covering the spinal cord sticks out of the spinal defect but the spinal cord remains in place.
Other congenital disorders or birth defects may also be present in a child with myelomeningocele. Hydrocephalus may affect as many as 90% of children with myelomeningocele. Other disorders of the spinal cord or musculoskeletal system may be seen, including syringomyelia and hip dislocation.
The cause of myelomeningocele is unknown. However, low levels of folic acid in a woman's body before and during early pregnancy is thought to play a part in this type of birth defect. The vitamin folic acid (or folate) is important for brain and spinal cord development.
Also, if a child is born with myelomeningocele, future children in that family have a higher risk than the general population. However, in many cases, there is no family connection.
Some theorize that a virus make play a role, since there is a higher rate of this condition in children born in the early winter months. Research also indicates possible environmental factors such as radiation.
A newborn may have a sac sticking out of the mid to lower back. The doctor cannot see through the sac when shining a light behind it. Symptoms include:
- Loss of bladder or bowel control
- Partial or complete lack of sensation
- Partial or complete paralysis of the legs
- Weakness of the hips, legs, or feet of a newborn
Other symptoms may include:
- Abnormal feet or legs, such as
- Build up of fluid inside the skull (hydrocephalus)
- Hair at the back part of the pelvis called the sacral area
- Dimpling of the sacral area
Signs and tests
Prenatal screening can help diagnose this condition. During the second trimester, pregnant women can have a blood test called the
If the quadruple screen test is positive, further testing is needed to confirm the diagnosis. Such tests may include:
Pregnancy ultrasound
Myelomeningocele can be seen after the child is born. A neurologic examination may show that the child has loss of nerve-related functions below the defect. For example, watching how the infant responds to pinpricks at various locations may reveal where he or she can feel the sensations.
Tests done on the baby after birth may include x-rays, ultrasound, CT, or MRI of the spinal area.
Genetic counseling may be recommended. In some cases where severe defect is detected early in the pregnancy, a therapeutic abortion may be considered.
After birth,
Children who also have hydrocephalus may need a
Antibiotics may be used to treat or prevent infections such as meningitis or urinary tract infections.
Most children will require lifelong treatment for problems that result from damage to the spinal cord and spinal nerves. This includes:
- Gentle downward pressure over the bladder may help drain the bladder. In severe cases, drainage tubes, called catheters, may be needed. Bowel training programs and a high fiber diet may improve bowel function.
- Orthopedic or physical therapy may be needed to treat musculoskeletal symptoms. Braces may be needed for muscle and joint problems.
- Neurological losses are treated according to the type and severity of function loss.
Follow-up examinations generally continue throughout the child's life. These are done to check the child's developmental level and to treat any intellectual, neurological, or physical problems.
Visiting nurses, social services, support groups, and local agencies can provide emotional support and assist with the care of a child with a myelomeningocele who has significant problems or limitations.
Support Groups
Expectations (prognosis)
A myelomeningocele can usually be surgically corrected. With treatment, length of life is not severely affected. Neurological damage is often irreversible.
New problems within the spinal cord can develop later in life, especially after the child begins growing rapidly during puberty. This can lead to more loss of function as well as orthopedic problems such as scoliosis, foot or ankle deformities, dislocated hips, and joint tightness or contractures.
Many patients with myelomeningocele primarily use a wheelchair.
- Difficult delivery with problems resulting from a traumatic birth, including cerebral palsy and decreased oxygen to the brain
- Frequent urinary tract infections
- Hydrocephalus
- Loss of bowel or bladder control
- Meningitis
- Permanent weakness or paralysis of legs
This list may not be all inclusive.
Calling your health care provider
Call your health care provider if:
A sac sticks out of the spine of a newborn infant.
The child is late in walking or crawling
Symptoms of hydrocephalus develop, including bulging soft spot, irritability, extreme sleepiness, and feeding difficulties
Symptoms of menigitis develop, including fever, stiff neck, irritability, and a high-pitched cry
Folic acid supplements may help reduce the risk of neural tube defects such as myelomeningocele. It is recommended that any woman considering becoming pregnant take 0.4 mg of folic acid a day. Pregnant women need 1 mg per day.
It is important to remember that folic acid deficiencies must be corrected before becoming pregnant as the defects develop very early.
Prospective mothers may be screened to determine the amount of folic acid in their blood.
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ral nervous system, Folate deficiency, Muscle function loss, Numbness and tingling, Urinary incontinence, Meningitis, Hydrocephalus, Syringomyelia, Dislocation, Cerebral palsy


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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (MarketWatch) — Corporate insiders are no longer on the side of the bulls.
This represents a remarkably quick shift from the situation that prevailed just one month ago, when the average insider was behaving quite bullishly. (Read my Nov. 21 column, "Insider behavior points to imminent rally.")
After all, the stock market is barely 4% higher today than then. And though a return of that magnitude in one month's time is nothing to sneeze at, is that really enough of a rise to justify such a big shift in insider behavior? Either something has led them to change their minds about their companies' longer-term prospects, or they have become short-term traders like the rest of the market.
It's probably a little bit of both. Since the government doesn't gather data on the reasons for insiders' behavior, we don't know for sure.
But regardless, the picture the data paint is unmistakably bearish.
Consider an insider indicator calculated by the Vickers Weekly Insider Report, published by Argus Research. The indicator is a ratio of all shares that insiders have recently sold in the open market to the number that they have purchased.
For the week that ended last Friday, this sell-to-buy ratio for NYSE-listed shares listed stood at 6.67-to-1. That means insiders, on average, were selling nearly seven shares of their companies' stock for every one that they were buying. One month ago, in contrast, the comparable ratio stood at 1.54-to-1.
To put the current sell-to-buy ratio into a broader perspective, consider where it stood on those occasions this year when the stock market hit a high or low of more than just minor significance.
|Sell-to-buy ratio for NYSE-listed stocks
|Early May high, just before May-June correction
|Early October high, just before October-November correction
|Latest week
|Average over last 20 years
|Early June low
|Mid-November low
As you can see from the accompanying table, the latest reading is both far above the long-term average and right in line with levels seen at the market's intermediate tops earlier this year.
Does recent insider behavior guarantee that the market will drop? Of course not; though insiders know more about their companies' prospects than do the rest of us, they aren't always right. And even if they do turn out to be right, the market might not drop right away.
Still, at least from a shorter-term perspective, it has to be a big blow to the bulls that they can no longer have the insiders as allies.
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There was a time in my life when I was obsessed with orange, I would call the colour that had me swooning a blend of rustic orange and terracotta. I would also call it the colour of Italy, Italy as I remember it. Have you been there? I think no one travels to Italy without the longing to return one day. The country is so rich in history and culture, and walking the streets of Rome, Florence or Venice marks one's heart. At least it marked mine.
For this orange post of mine Caitlin of Roost, a beautiful food blog, was so kind to allow me to use her collage. It's from her 'Ode to Italy' post, which simply makes my heart happy. If you have been to Italy you'll be taken straight back and if you haven't been there then what are you waiting for?
I kindly borrowed the bag photo from Nam of Streetfsn, a fabulous fashion blog that, as the name indicates, covers street style. In August last year there was this post on men's bags only which I loved and I couldn't get that particular photo out of my head. It reminded me of Italy. Maybe it was taken there, I don't know.
The frost has left Antwerp so I couldn't be happier. I hope you're having a good start of the week!


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The NEW Lower Back Plan
Stew Smith, CSCS
We all are susceptible to lower back injuries– military, law enforcement, advanced athlete, beginning exerciser, or sedentary person – we all get back injuries of some sort. The back injuries seen most in doctor's offices and chiropractic clinics world wide involve the lower back / hip region and can occur from a variety of different causes. According to Dr. Steve Erle D.C. and physical therapist of the Maryland Disc Institute, most of the injuries in the region are lower back muscle pulls or tears, disc inflammation, or the spine itself. These three types of lower back injuries can occur from falling, stretching, lifting, sleeping in an awkward position, or in some cases, no noticeable reason at all. Usually, all occur due to lack in flexibility and balance of hip, abdominal, and lower back muscle strength.
Each of these injuries seems to manifest themselves in the form of the back spasm, which is the body's way of immobilizing the injury to prevent further injury. Many forms of treatment can be given to these injuries, from heat, ice, anti-inflammatory, electrical stimulation, ultra-sound, pain killers, and muscle relaxers. Some studies have experimented with BOTOX to relax the spasm so the patient can function better and will less pain.
One of the most interesting studies I have heard was the three treatments of 1) Electrical stimulation and massage, 2) Bed Rest and pain killers, 3) nothing but stretching. Strangely, all had about the same full recovery period. The lower back plan discusses and illustrates preventative exercises and stretches to strengthen the torso and create balance between the hips, abdominals and lower back. These three muscles groups often oppose each other and must be equally flexible and strong in order to prevent injury in one or the other. Many advanced athletes may have super abdominals, but have neglected to exercise the lower back. This can cause the lower back stress since abdominals will flex while the lower back stretches. IF the lower back, legs, and hips are not flexible or strong, the lower back will pull involuntarily, usually causing spasms.
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As a police officer, you may be sitting for hours in a police car and then required to hop out of your car to chase down a criminal suspect. This requires a foundation of flexibility and proper training in order to accomplish this. There are more exercises and workouts you can follow from any of the eBooks in the PoliceLink Fitness Store or you can surf the article archive at PoliceLink.com for more information on training. There you can learn about fitness, nutrition, injury prevention, and get free tips to create your own plan.
Good luck with the core injury prevention or rehab program. Be careful when starting any exercise routine especially if you have been previously injured. It is always best to consult your doctor or physical therapist for complete programs as all injuries require different exercises.
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I found a couple gems amongst the smaller booths at Interbike this year. I took pics of the same big-ticket items as most of the rest of the media at the show, but I tend to look for the cool stuff in the "cheap seats" (e.g. no huge display and coordinated polo shirts).
My first find was the Tout Terrain Boulevard bike with the SingleTrailer. I'm a trailer user myself, and this one was pretty much the coolest one I saw at the show. Very rugged, suspended, and a simple attachement mechanism. The line is from Germany, but available to the US consumer via Peter White Cycles.


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Woo, it only took a couple of weeks to get our Mugen 1950mAh battery for the HTC Titan, but it's finally here.
The battery has about 350mAh of more juice than the standard 1600mAh battery that the Titan comes with, giving it a claimed 22% more power on the go. Will it live up to the hype? We'll put it through its paces over the next week or so to get some good cycles out of it and compare it to our standard battery (we'll use WP Bench as well as the Battery reporting feature of Windows Phone).
So far though we haven't had any issues and all is working well. The battery is a tiny bit heavier and clearly slightly larger than the standard. Oh and Mugen was great when our inept local USPS office decided to send it back to China (hence the delay), so kudos on easy customers support.
For those looking for even more power, there's the redonkulous 3600mAh battery now available too. Clearly that one will have a "hump" on it though.
Update: It appears is you use the discount code "YOUHTC" you'll get a nice 7% discount on the price of the battery. Not sure how long the discount will last but the original discount code "FACEBOOK" has expired. Thanks MadSci2 for the tip!


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CSL Ep 77: Special Guests Madame Nadia Sokolov and Jaiye Dania from Fit + Foxy
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Tonight our special guests are Madame Nadia Sokolove from AIRR and Jaiya Dania, hosts of LMC Radio's Fit+Foxy. Fit+Foxy is a magical lifestyle show that motivates spiritually, emotionally, and physically, aimed at empowering you to become your most magnificent self. In our discussions we examine the possibilities of personal development, and offer tools to reframe priorities, reshape perspectives, and balance habits. We freely share anecdotes from intimate journeys, reveal delicious bits of professional advice, and spice up the atmosphere with generous doses of inspiration, laughter, and honesty. Fit+Fox airs Wednesday nights 7PM CST on the LMC Radio Network.
Reverend Jon Saint Germain, pastor of Divine Harmony Spiritual Church in Knoxville, TN, is the Voice of the Crystal Silence League, providing Spiritual guidance on the practical use of crystals and crystal balls in the development of mental concentration and mind power, silent influence over others, divination and scrying of the future, and telepathic contact with people and spirits.
Call in to speak with the host (657) 383-0525
Our crystal for tonight is Aquamarine.
Tune in every Tuesday to the CSL Hour at 5pm PT, 8pm ET, online, listen by phone 657-383-0525, or 'Click-to-Talk' via a computer interface.
Call in to speak with the host and guests! (657) 383-0525, pressing '1' to let him know that you'd like to be on the air! Join in chat using a registered BlogTalkRadio account.
*** (19:11:59):Welcome to the MISC on LMC Radio Network Chat Room.
2016-10-18 19:12:06 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti Finished with promos!
2016-10-18 19:12:16 Papa Newt "Good evening, everyone."
2016-10-18 19:12:50 Madame Nadias Boudoir of Fortunes lol
2016-10-18 19:12:57 Madame Nadias Boudoir of Fortunes Papa Newt
2016-10-18 19:13:11 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti "Call in to speak with the host and guests! (657) 383-0525, pressing '1' to let him know that you'd like to be on the air! Join in chat using a registered BlogTalkRadio account."
2016-10-18 19:13:15 Papa Newt "Hello, Madame Nadia. (F)"
2016-10-18 19:13:40 Madame Nadias Boudoir of Fortunes Where's that jewelry box ahain?
2016-10-18 19:13:45 Madame Nadias Boudoir of Fortunes again?
2016-10-18 19:13:55 Jaiye Dania hello Everyone
2016-10-18 19:13:57 Madame Nadias Boudoir of Fortunes very Gemini / Mercury
2016-10-18 19:14:02 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti Hi there!
2016-10-18 19:14:11 Papa Newt Hello Jaiye and Troll.
2016-10-18 19:14:29 Madame Nadias Boudoir of Fortunes is there a wall around it?
2016-10-18 19:14:30 Papa Newt Oh those mermaids!
2016-10-18 19:14:40 Jaiye Dania hey Papa Newt
2016-10-18 19:14:48 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti Fit and Foxy
2016-10-18 19:15:00 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti https://www.facebook.com/FitFoxyCrew
2016-10-18 19:16:18 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti Wednesdays 6pm PT / 9pm ET
2016-10-18 19:16:23 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti The Little Mermaid
2016-10-18 19:16:26 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti Disney i think
2016-10-18 19:18:00 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti Some people believe that the physical world is an *effect* of the mental or spiritual.
2016-10-18 19:18:04 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti "Neoplatonists, some Buddhists."
2016-10-18 19:19:05 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti Naturopath + folk magic
2016-10-18 19:19:36 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti and glamour!
2016-10-18 19:20:03 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti ::likes the smell of Vandal Root and Devil's Dung!
2016-10-18 19:21:58 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti Boosting energy recommendations
2016-10-18 19:23:29 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti "Damiana, Ginseng, Ginger"
2016-10-18 19:23:36 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti Didn't catch the last one.
2016-10-18 19:23:44 Madame Nadias Boudoir of Fortunes "mood, energy"
2016-10-18 19:23:50 Madame Nadias Boudoir of Fortunes sarsaparilla
2016-10-18 19:24:42 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti Teasing with teas.
2016-10-18 19:26:52 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti Orange Oil
2016-10-18 19:27:54 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti "Listen in podcast, from archive."
2016-10-18 19:28:15 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti Hit him up on Facebook!
2016-10-18 19:28:34 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti Candelo's Corner
2016-10-18 19:29:29 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti http://www.facebook.com/candeloscornerradio
2016-10-18 19:29:40 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti http://www.kimbisa.org
2016-10-18 19:29:52 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti http://www.facebook.com/thenowyouknowshow
2016-10-18 19:30:31 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti http://www.thenowyouknowshow.com
2016-10-18 19:31:17 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti How did Nadia and Jaiye meet?
2016-10-18 19:31:26 Candelos Corner Radio (L)
2016-10-18 19:32:26 Candelos Corner Radio hey there !!!
2016-10-18 19:32:41 Madame Nadias Boudoir of Fortunes nsala malecu
2016-10-18 19:33:09 Jaiye Dania salve Tata Candelo
2016-10-18 19:33:20 Candelos Corner Radio malecu nsala sister
2016-10-18 19:33:48 Madame Nadias Boudoir of Fortunes (L)
2016-10-18 19:33:59 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti "Alaykum assalam, Candelo!"
2016-10-18 19:34:06 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti No additives!
2016-10-18 19:34:09 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti It was a natural!
2016-10-18 19:34:17 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti "Though i did work up to it, with about 15 iterations"
2016-10-18 19:34:19 Madame Nadias Boudoir of Fortunes lol
2016-10-18 19:35:30 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti What's the movie called?
2016-10-18 19:35:37 Madame Nadias Boudoir of Fortunes 300
2016-10-18 19:35:47 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti "Oh thanks, i'm not connected to pop culture."
2016-10-18 19:36:15 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti Oh a year!
2016-10-18 19:36:41 catherine yronwode Hello.
2016-10-18 19:36:47 Madame Nadias Boudoir of Fortunes cat!!!
2016-10-18 19:36:54 Madame Nadias Boudoir of Fortunes (L)
2016-10-18 19:39:28 Candelos Corner Radio i used to be a hoe but thts another story
2016-10-18 19:39:44 Jaiye Dania :'( youre retired lol
2016-10-18 19:39:49 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti You plowed up fields?
2016-10-18 19:39:51 MISC on LMC Radio Network youre still a hoe. LOL
2016-10-18 19:40:01 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti Hi catherine!
2016-10-18 19:40:10 Candelos Corner Radio yup i am lol
2016-10-18 19:40:12 MISC on LMC Radio Network Hi candelo
2016-10-18 19:40:12 Jaiye Dania hey Miss Cat
2016-10-18 19:40:19 MISC on LMC Radio Network "Hi Cat, "
2016-10-18 19:40:28 Candelos Corner Radio hello all
2016-10-18 19:41:02 Papa Newt "Hello, Miss Cat and Candelo."
2016-10-18 19:41:42 Candelos Corner Radio same thing with drugs john
2016-10-18 19:41:53 MISC on LMC Radio Network yessir
2016-10-18 19:47:23 MISC on LMC Radio Network Is beverly on tonight?
2016-10-18 19:48:48 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti No.
2016-10-18 19:50:41 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti I had pizza last night!
2016-10-18 19:51:27 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti Glamour Belles!
2016-10-18 19:51:29 Papa Newt My workout is light resistance training to maintain and keep the strength I have.
2016-10-18 19:51:38 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti They're cute!
2016-10-18 19:51:42 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti Pink and Blue!
2016-10-18 19:51:44 Papa Newt "Ooooh, glamour belles! "
2016-10-18 19:52:01 Madame Nadias Boudoir of Fortunes wasn't it hollywood belles
2016-10-18 19:52:04 Madame Nadias Boudoir of Fortunes or something
2016-10-18 19:52:21 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti "Maybe, I thought it was Glamour Belles. I'll look them up since she's not naming them."
2016-10-18 19:52:40 Papa Newt I like the name either way.
2016-10-18 19:52:57 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti http://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/QOgAAOSwt ... s-l300.jpg
2016-10-18 19:54:29 Papa Newt Those are fun.
2016-10-18 19:54:37 Madame Nadias Boudoir of Fortunes cute
2016-10-18 19:54:43 catherine yronwode "Glamor Bells (sorry, i was away from keys)"
2016-10-18 19:54:50 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti I cannot confirm that Beverley will be on tonight as yet.
2016-10-18 19:54:57 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti Ego Lifting
2016-10-18 19:55:14 catherine yronwode "Yep, that's the picture!"
2016-10-18 19:55:28 Jaiye Dania love it
2016-10-18 19:55:47 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti Conformed: GLAMOUR BELLES!!
2016-10-18 19:55:51 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti Confirmed
2016-10-18 19:56:07 Jaiye Dania lol you were right @troll
2016-10-18 19:56:24 catherine yronwode http://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/VLgAAOSwM ... -l1600.jpg > check this out!
2016-10-18 19:56:58 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti You may have BUDDHISM in common.
2016-10-18 19:56:59 catherine yronwode Contouring the Bust with Hollywood Glamour Belles LOL!
2016-10-18 19:57:00 Papa Newt LOL
2016-10-18 19:57:22 Jaiye Dania rub some fenugreek on those curves
2016-10-18 19:57:29 Candelos Corner Radio i can get you layed but i wont get you love lol (lol)
2016-10-18 19:57:43 Jaiye Dania Candelo is going to drop the hammer lol
2016-10-18 19:57:44 Papa Newt hahaha
2016-10-18 19:58:03 catherine yronwode And Hollywood Glamour BOOTS! -- these boots were made for walking!
2016-10-18 19:59:02 Madame Nadias Boudoir of Fortunes boots?
2016-10-18 19:59:16 catherine yronwode "Yes, weighted boots, for leg lifts!"
2016-10-18 19:59:19 Troll Towelhead Grand Mufti "Tomorrow night, Fit and Foxy, 5pm PT, 8pm ET on the LMC Radio Network."
2016-10-18 19:59:26 Jaiye Dania the ankle weights
2016-10-18 19:59:39 catherine yronwode "Right, Jaiye."
2016-10-18 19:59:40 Papa Newt http://www.blogtalkradio.com/lmcradione ... er-19-2016
2016-10-18 20:00:10 catherine yronwode I can see a line of these now! Fit and Foxy Glamour Belles and Fit and Foxy Glamour Boots!
2016-10-18 20:00:08 Papa Newt 6:00 PM Pacific / 9:00 PM Eastern
2016-10-18 20:00:15 Jaiye Dania bye everyone
2016-10-18 20:00:19 catherine yronwode Bye!
2016-10-18 20:00:25 Candelos Corner Radio (})
2016-10-18 20:00:25 Papa Newt Take care everyone.
2016-10-18 20:00:37 Jaiye Dania taking noess
2016-10-18 20:00:37 Madame Nadias Boudoir of Fortunes yessss!
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Like her other books, it's full of diverse recipes and gorgeous photos. I can't wait to try the chocolate pretzel tart, the Tex-Mex Salad, and the Apricot Sesame Roast. Susie says, "This new cookbook equips young adults with knowledge and skills to create their own amazing foods, from a quick and delicious snack to a whole party." The instructions are clear and its perfect for kids to adults with only basic kitchen equipment.
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Rumors are circulating on the internet that Robert Pattinson could be up for the lead role in the film-adaptation of the Green Day album/Broadway musical "American Idiot."
However, says MTV.com, the "news" is based on speculation from Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong more than two years ago.
Way back in April 2009, Armstrong told Spinner.com who he'd like to play Christian, the male lead.
"I'm gonna say maybe that kid in 'Twilight,' [Pattinson]. He's a good actor. There's still more to come with that kid."
VH1's "Pop Up Video" brought the rumor back into the spotlight when it ran a version of GD's "21 Guns" with a series of bubbles that read, "Hollywood is trying to turn it into a movie ... Billie Joe has said that his first choice to play the main character: Robert Pattinson."
The film, which is being produced by Tom Hanks' Playtone in collaboration with Green Day, is currently in pre-production. No casting for the movie has been announced.
The movie is expected to hit theaters in 2013.
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35395, Children's Songbook, The Gospel, Where Love Is, 138-39
Where love is, there God is also.
Where love is, we want to be.
Guide us, his truths to follow;
Help us obey him faithfully.
Where love is, there God is also.
We think of him rev'rently.
Teach us to pray, to talk with him above
And know that he will guide us with his love.
The comfort of loving arms around us,
A song that makes us want to sing,
The happiness we feel when love has found us,
'Tis love we get when love we bring.
Where love is, there God is also.
And with him we want to be.
Show us the way and guide us tenderly
That we may dwell with him eternally.
Words: Joanne Bushman Doxey, b. 1932, and Norma B. Smith, b. 1923
Music: Joanne Bushman Doxey, b. 1932, and Marjorie Castleton Kjar, b. 1927
© 1972 by Joanne Bushman Doxey and Marjorie Castleton Kjar. Arr. © 1989 IRI. This song may be copied for incidental, noncommercial church or home use.
Alma 13:28-29