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Preamble Hello. Spurs have busted some major ghosts under Harry Redknapp. They have won at Arsenal for the first time since 1993; they've won a league game at Anfield for the first time since 1993; they've beaten Chelsea in consecutive league seasons for the first time since 1990; they've played in the European Cup for the first time since 1962; they've stopped buying complete donkeys for huge fees. Now they are in with a great chance of finishing as the highest London club for the first time since 1995 – particularly if they beat Manchester United for the first time since 2001 at White Hart Lane this afternoon.
Spurs' Premier League record against United is nothing short of pathetic: P39 W3 D8 L28 Pts 17. Despite that, United would surely be happy enough with a draw today. It would leave them four points behind Manchester City, but this is the last of a really tough run of fixtures. And the next eight league games are eminently winnable.
It would have seem absurd at 2.09pm last Sunday, but Spurs also have one eye on their local rivals. If they lose today they will be only four points ahead of Arsenal, and squeaky-bum time will have officially begun.
Kick off is at 4.10pm. 4.10pm!
Pre-match reading Here's an old Joy of Six on this fixture. It includes Eric Cantona, George Best, Gary Lineker and, yep, Pedro Mendes.
Spurs haven't beaten United since 2001. This much we know. What's often forgotten is that it was a bit of a dead rubber, on the last day of the season. In a sense, Spurs' last win over United was the raucous 3-1 victory in 1999-2000. It was the first time United had lost a Premier League after scoring first. Paul Scholes scored an own goal, while Steffen Iversen and Stephen Carr scored the greatest goals of their careers.
Team news Welsh superhero Gareth Bale isn't fit, not even for the bench. He has a virus, apparently. Luka Modric may play from the left instead. Both teams are without their bionic wingers, because Antonio Valencia is not fit for United. Wayne Rooney does return, with Ashley Young surprisingly preferred to Ryan Giggs. Louis Saha and Michael Carrick play against their former clubs. Dimitar Berbatov doesn't; he's not in the squad.
Tottenham Hotspur (4-4-2) Friedel; Walker, Kaboul, King, Assou-Ekotto; Lennon, Livermore, Sandro, Modric; Adebayor, Saha.
Subs: Cudicini, Giovani, Defoe, Dawson, Kranjcar, Rose, Nelsen.
Manchester United (4-2-3-1) De Gea; Jones, Evans, Ferdinand, Evra; Carrick, Scholes; Nani, Rooney, Young; Welbeck.
Subs: Amos, Anderson, Giggs, Park, Hernandez, Fabio, Rafael.
Referee Martin Atkinson (W Yorkshire)
You know how good Ryan Gosling looks in Drive? You know how cool that jacket is? Well, don't. Just don't.
It's not football. But look at this catch.
3.47pm "In the other MBM Steinberg proposed to soundtrack Wolves' performance with the Benny Hill theme tune, the sarcy devil," says Phil Podolsky. "Other apposite footballing soundtracks? I'd love to see Iniesta shimmy and glide to this."
If that's not inviting an Aldi-cheap gag, then I don't know what is: here's one for David Luiz.
Does anyone need a flatmate? Don't worry, it's not Tom Lutz. A friend of a friend is working in London for six months and needs somewhere near or with decent transport links to Canary Wharf. I've never met him but I completely vouch for, er, his mate. If you know of anywhere that might be available from mid-April, send me an email and I'll forward it on to him. NB: guardian.co.uk is not legally responsible should he turn out to be a malodorous deviant with a liking for Creme de Menthe breakfasts and raw Crispy Pancakes.
1 min United kick off from left to right. They're in red; Spurs are in white.
2 min "Surely it's every close up of Giggs that should be accompanied by the Benny Hill theme tune," says Rolf Mellander. "Surely."
3 min Modric is playing from the left, as we expected. Spurs haven't really seen the ball yet, with United moving it around confidently. Assou-Ekotto and Jones were down for a few seconds after a tangle of legs, but they seem fine now.
4 min There's a breezy, open feel to the game at the moment. United in particular have looked sharp in possession.
5 min Saha drags a tame shot straight at De Gea from 15 yards.
6 min Welbeck falsenines his way into the space to receive a pass from Scholes. He turns, runs at and then past Kaboul before thrashing a shot high and wide from 20 yards. Moments later, Adebayor does almost the same thing at the other end, dropping deep to receive and driving over the bar from 20 yards.
8 min Sandro goes through Scholes from the side, a tackle for which some referees would have produced a yellow card.
9 min Nani's pass from the right wing is swept first-time towards goal by Rooney on the edge of the box, but it's straight at Friedel. He throws it straight to Lennon, who makes a piercing diagonal at the heart of the United defence before he is stopped by Evans on the edge of the box. That was a vital challenge.
10 min "Is that a different colour ball they're using today?" says Simon Drake. Yep, it's white. They'd been using yellow till this weekend.
12 min A bit of a lull, with Tottenham having a fair bit of the ball in their own half.
14 min So far this match has been a bit of a tease. Lots of nice passing; lots of flirting, fluttering of eyelashes and running of fingers through hair. But nothing more than that.
15 min Lennon, who has often given Evra agita down the years, looks sharp.
17 min After a good start from United, Spurs are now the dominant side, even if all of their play has been in front of the United defence.
18 min I'm still not convinced this was over the line, you know. I'd like to see it from another angle.
19 min De Gea makes a good save to deny Adebayor. It started with a poor kick from De Gea thaat Sandro headed forward to Adebayor. He ran at Evans, into the area, and then opened his body out to pass the ball low towards the far corner. De Gea got down to this left to push it away.
20 min As is often the case in big games away from home, United look a bit like a team waiting to concede. There is very little purpose or urgency in their passing, and Spurs are well on top now.
22 min Lennon roasts Evra down the right and drives in a low cross that ricochets around the box dangerously for a couple of seconds before it is booted clear.
25 min "Can we assume from the white ball that winter and the possibility of snow is now over?" says Richard Harris. "It will save an awful lot of time wasted tramping round the countryside looking for daffodils and skylarks if the Premier League can decide when spring has arrived."
27 min Nani beats Assou-Ekotto with a lovely bodyswerve, but – and stop me if you think etcetera – his cross is poor.
28 min Jones is booked after bundling Saha over on the edge of the box. The free-kick is a fair way to the left of centre. It's set up for Kaboul, whose blast was going wide but was deflected for a corner by Welbeck in the wall.
29 min The corner is half cleared, and when Modric puts it back into the area Rooney dives in front of De Gea to head clear.
31 min I suppose you could use the phrase "sterile domination" to describe Spurs' first-half performance, but they have been much the better team.
32 min "Are you and Jacob Steinberg an item?" says Arsene Hanciyan. Yes. And?
33 min United haven't managed to get Rooney in the game, while Sandro and Livermore have done well against Scholes and Carrick.
34 min Saha snakes away from Carrick and Scholes, eventually moving the ball to Lennon on the right. His chipped cross is nutted clear by Ferdinand.
35 min We thought one of these teams would miss their bionic winger – and it's true, United aren't the same team without Antonio Valencia.
36 min A dangerous low cross from Jones – he is a superb crosser of the ball – is put behind for a corner by Ledley King. Young drives it low towards the near post, where Rooney gets a run on his marker and flicks the ball straight at Friedel. White Hart Lane has seen that corner routine a million times before with Anderton and Sheringham.
37 min Adebayor has a goal disallowed for handball. The excellent Lennon roasted Jones down the left and passed the ball along the face of the six-yard box. De Gea palmed it out and it came to Saha, who knocked the loose ball straight towards goal from eight yards. His shot hit Adebayor – who was almost on the goalline – on the chest and then the arm, after which he helped it into the net. Spurs are seriously aggrieved but he certainly handled it.
40 min "During an interview with Defoe on the radio today," begins Marek Miernik, "the somewhat alarming fact surfaced that thanks to yoga Brad Friedel can do the splits."
41 min Somewhere in the bowels of White Hart Lane, a hairdryer is being connected to a plug socket. United have been poor.
44 min Sandro is booked, as much for repeat offending as anything I suspect, after a foul on Ashley Young. The Spurs fans are booing at the referee, but he's got almost everything right in this half. Why the hell would you want to be a referee? They get even more abuse than Guardian sport writers!
GOAL! Spurs 0-1 Manchester United (Rooney 45) Smash/grab. United take the lead in the last minute of the first half. Young booms over a really good inswinging corner from the left, and Rooney gets away from Walker to head down and into the net from six yards. It's hard to know what's more shocking: the defending of Walker, who Rooney was able to lose far too easily, or the fact United have actually scored a real goal from a set piece.
45+1 min "Poor eh?" says Lawrence McGinty of my comment in the 41st minute, as if a goal somehow erases what has gone before.
Half time: Spurs 0-1 Manchester United The half-time whistle prompts boos from the crowd and complaints from Ledley King to the referee. They are right to be aggrieved about the scoreline, but not necessarily the refereeing.
The Adebayor handball I'm still not sure whether it was deliberate or not. The strange thing is that, although the laws make no distinction between penalising attackers and defenders for handball, they are generally judged differently. Defenders are usually only punished for deliberate handball, certainly in their own area, whereas attackers are generally punished for any type of handball. That's probably a subconscious distinction between the severity of the punishment, which has then been reinforced by decades of precedent. The difference today is that the punishment for Spurs was as severe – even more severe, in fact – than a penalty against them. So maybe it wasn't the right decision after all. That said, Adebayor may have done it deliberately; I only saw a couple of replays.
On Sky, Graeme Souness and Gary Neville think the Spurs goal should have been given, because Adebayor could not get his hand out of the way. It certainly wasn't deliberate – Adebayor was backing away, trying to avoid the ball, when it hit his outstretched left hand. By the laws of the game I think it's a goal, although I suspect nine out of ten referee cats would have made the same decision as Martin Atkinson.
46 min Spurs kick off the second half. They just need to do what they did in the first half, with a bit of added netbothering.
47 min Gary Neville said at half-time that Phil Jones might be replaced by Rafael as he is on a yellow card and struggling. Neville knows the perils of being a right-back on a yellow card at White Hart Lane. At this stage of his career Jones isn't actually very good at defending, is he? I thought Rafael would start, as he's a better defender and has done well against Bale in the past.
48 min "I've never understood the problems people have with handball," says Brad McMillian. "For me, it should be simple. If a player gains an advantage by using his hand, it's a foul, and a free-kick. Accidents happen, so it shouldn't be a booking unless it was deliberate. The 'ball to hand' defence is nonsense, Adebayor gained an advantage, and whether he intended to or not is irrelevant (I think it was accidental, so not a booking.)" There's a certain logic in that, but if you apply it to defenders in their own penalty area you would have two or three penalties per match.
52 min An outstanding save from David de Gea keeps United ahead. Livermore's low 20-yard shot took a deflection off Saha and De Gea, who would have seen the original shot late because of a crowd of bodies, dived low to his right to get a strong wrist on the ball and keep it out. De Gea e is far from the best goalkeeper in the league, but his reflexes are as good as anyone's in the league. That save reminded me of one Tim Howard made at Rangers in 2003, if you remember the game: superb reactions and a really strong wrist.
54 min "I'm supposed to dislike Man U (as a Liverpool fan and ABU) but like Gene Hackman with Danny Glover in the Royal Tenenbaums it's impossible not to respect them," says Niall Mullen. "They are, to paraphrase that movie, everything Liverpool are not. They just know how to win. Damn them!" But have you ever talked some jive to them?
55 min Some people are of the opinion that Manchester United's Vidic-less defence can be bullied physically, and Adebayor has done that at times today.
57 min Lennon plays a nice one-two with Adebayor and blasts in a cross that is cleared for a corner. Spurs are all over United, and moments later Evra is penalised for a clumsy foul on Modric 25 yards from goal. The free-kick is to the left of centre, so you would expect Assou-Ekotto to take it.
58 min Assou-Ekotto does take it, curving a good effort that just shaved the top of the bar. De Gea did have it covered, however, and took his hands away at the last minute.
59 min Adebayor falls over in the box after a challenge from Ferdinand, who tells Adebayor to get up and is told to eff off in return. I think it was the right decision by Martin Atkinson. United desperately need some respite, though; at the moment they can't keep the ball for more than three or four passes.
GOAL! Tottenham 0-2 Manchester United (Young 60) This is a scandalous scoreline. Absolutely scandalous. Modric went to sleep when United got a throw in down the right. Nani ran off him to receive the throw in the area and guide the ball across the face of goal. It was half cleared from under his own bar by Walker, but Young, on the left side of the six-yard box, contorted his body splendidly to scissor-volley the loose ball past a phalanx of players on the line and into the far corner. That's a very good finish.
61 min Ryan Giggs replaces Paul Scholes, who found the pace a bit too much today.
62 min More exhilarating wingplay from Lennon. He beats Evra with ease and chips a ball beyond the far post, where Assou-Ekotto, 15 yards from goal, screws a volley back whence it came.
63 min "There may well be logic in Brad McMillan's handball reasoning (48 min), but it's not what it says in the laws," says Roy Allen. "f he wants to invent his own sport with his own laws then, fine. But if he's interested in football, he has to stick to the laws which state that handball has to be deliberate or it isn't handball."
64 min Spurs could have sulked at the injustice of it all, but they have simply picked up where they left off before the second goal. What a strange game.
65 min Since you didn't ask, yes we have done a Joy of Six on smash-and-grab victories. The Inter/Sampdoria match remains the most dramatic I've ever seen, and you really should set aside 10 minutes to watch the highlights later today.
66 min Assou-Ekotto hits a well controlled volley from 30 yards but it's straight at De Gea.
68 min "There's something very peculiar going on here," says Chris Kempshall. "I thought the support of 'Arry for England manager was based on an expectation that he might bring his club form into the job. Instead he seems to be slowly turning Spurs into England with each passing week." England don't play this well when they win, never mind when they lose.
GOAL! Tottenham Hotspur 0-3 Manchester United (Young 69) Ashley Young scores a glorious goal. Evra found him in a bit too much space, 25 yards from goal; Young moved the ball infield, used the advancing Kaboul as a screen and set a quite majestic curler into the far top corner. Friedel had no chance. It was very similar to his first goal against Arsenal in the 8-2 last August. Young has scored four brilliant goals against north London's finest this season. Some would say he's done bugger all else, but we'll leave that for another day.
70 min Now, finally, Spurs do go into a little sulk, with United able to play keepball for a couple of minutes. You can't blame Spurs. They have been much the better side and they are 3-0 down.
72 min Spurs are only four points ahead of Arsenal, you know. Surely the worst Arsenal side for 15 years couldn't finish above the best Spurs side for 25 years. Could they?
73 min "Harry for England" chant the United supporters.
74 min I would advise you not to make any plans for the evening of Monday 30 April. I know modern football is tediously overhyped, but it's probably fair to assume that it will be the biggest Manchester derby of them all.
75 min Spurs have now stopped sulking and are playing some decent stuff again, although it lacks some of the conviction of their earlier work. Modric's free kick from the left is punched away unconvincingly by De Gea and blootered clear by Jones.
76 min "Looks like 'Arry's team are falling apart two thirds of the way through a tournament," says Gary Naylor. "He really does have his name of the England job doesn't he?"
77 min "I'm not sure you can call this a scandalous scoreline, Rob," says Sean Moore. "Sure, Tottenham were the better team in the first half and had most of the possession, but what did they do with it? De Gea only had a couple of real saves to make. United have defended well, and been patient. It's paying off in spades right now... I also don't agree that DeGea is "far" from being the best goalkeeper in the league - he's been superb since Lindegaard's injury, and is absolutely one of the best keepers in the league." I'd say he's far too weak on set pieces to be regarded as one of the best at this stage, but it's been obvious from the first month that he has the capacity to become a true great. His potential is insane. As for the game, hmmm, I don't know if I agree. You say United were patient, but their ball-retention was hopeless from the 10th minute to Young's third goal.
79 min Ji-sung Park replaces Nani for Manchester United, while Spurs bring on Jermain Defoe and Nico Kranjcar for Louis Saha and Sandro.
80 min "Has John Terry ruined Spurs' season?" says Chuck Schick. "He allegedly said some pretty nasty stuff. The FA said he couldn't be England captain until after the court case. Capello said 'that's my job, screw your stupid blazer'. Redknapp became the first choice for the job and hasn't done a great deal to damp the speculation. This is all Terry's fault, isn't it?" Everything is, isn't it?
81 min I should have said earlier that we are having problems with the auto-refresh tool, so if the descriptions of the goals have not appeared, just press F5.
82 min Nothing is happening. Both teams would be happy to call time on the game now.
83 min Spurs make their last substitution, with Danny Rose coming on for the superb Aaron Lennon.
GOAL! Tottenham Hotspur 1-3 Manchester United (Defoe 87) Spurs get a consolation goal. A poor pass from Giggs went to Defoe, who ran to within 25 yards of goal and swooshed it past the unsighted De Gea.
88 min Evans is booked for a foul on someone or other.
89 min "Whenever I hear Stereolab's 'French Disko' I like picture Vieira & Petit owning Premiership midfielders," says Matt Keeler. "Rugged and fluid. If only 99% of YouTube football clips compilers had decent music taste eh?" What do you mean?
90 min Everton did score twice in injury time to draw 3-3 against United last season, though it's hard to see it happening here. There are three minutes of added time.
90+1 min "Who," says Michael Ryan, "is the best goalie in the league in your opinion?" Joe Hart, although I think De Gea and Gomes have the best reflexes.
Full time: Tottenham Hotspur 1-3 Manchester United This is a huge result for Manchester United. They were outplayed for much of the game – Spurs had 14 shots to United's six and 57 per cent of the possession – but they defended well and two brilliant goals from Ashley Young ended the game after 69 minutes. United are now two points behind Manchester City, with an easier run-in. It's shaping up to be one of the better title races of the Premier League era. Thanks for your emails; night.


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By Mary Johnson
To commemorate Women's Equality Day — the anniversary of women winning the right to vote in the United States — elected officials joined women from a variety of organizations on the steps of the Statehouse, in Trenton, to push voters to approve a minimum wage increase this November.
Roughly 60 percent of minimum-wage workers in the state are women, according to Working Families United for New Jersey, and advocates said boosting the minimum wage from $7.25 to $8.25 with automatic cost-of-living increases every year would give those women a much needed economic boost.
"It is immoral that we allow so many workers to live on $7.25 an hour," said state Sen. Barbara Buono, the Democratic candidate for governor, in a statement. "That is why I support raising New Jersey's minimum wage. It will improve the economy, because increased wages will be spent locally on groceries, clothes and other staples to improve the quality-of-life for those that earn the least among us in New Jersey."
The debate over the minimum wage has divided workers and business owners, with the latter group arguing that an increase in the minimum wage could lead to tens of thousands of lost jobs over the next decade. Instead, business advocates have pushed for a more gradual increase, rather than an automatic one every single year.
But others, including Camden Mayor Dana Redd, argue that an annual adjustment will help minimum wage workers in the state afford the items needed to keep their families afloat.
"Every day in my city, I see workers earning the minimum wage to support their families. Many of the workers are female and female heads of households," Redd said in a statement. "It's incredibly important that New Jersey support the ballot question to raise New Jersey's minimum wage. It provides an annual cost-of-living adjustment to keep pace with the increasing cost of basic necessities and is a step in the right direction."

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I've had a number of cell phones in my life, probably more than many people. Typically I've just grabbed a low end phone that serves as a phone and does a good job there. However as I've traveled more over the last few years, and have a need to be connected, I've been looking for a more advanced phone.
A year and a half ago I got a T-Mobile Dash, which runs Windows Mobile. I ran through 3 of those in about a year, having issues with their durability, and eventually moved to a Sidekick 3. Then earlier this year that phone started to die and I settled on a T-Mobile G1, the new phone made with Google's Android OS. Since then I've been thrilled with it and decided to do a comparison based on my experiences. Especially after a little exchange with Buck Woody.
All of the phones I'm looking at here are made by HTC, and while I think the Dash was less durable than the others, the others were well made and worked fine.
My first impression of the Dash, which I got with Windows Mobile 6, was that it was a huge step up from my previous phones. It had a full QWERTY keyboard, and was relatively small. It is a little wide, and had all the familiar Windows type features. Overall I was thrilled and was quickly up and running with this phone, browsing the web and viewing attachments. The ability to read Word/Excel documents was nice, but it didn't happen a lot for me. They seemed to render well when I viewed them, but this wasn't something that was critical.
Windows, however, wasn't as stable as I'd like. If I switched tasks, it seemed that anything I put in the background didn't run as well. There were more crashes than I'd like, and it was relatively slow to render things on the web. I had this OS freeze numerous times over the 9-12 months that I used it, and I don't think I stressed it a lot. SQLServerCentral, ESPN's mobile site, Twitter, Slashdot, Google, Joel on Software, these were my main sites.
The browser was a POS as well. So many pages didn't render well, and it was hard to scroll around using the interface on the Dash. I'm not sure that's as much a Windows Mobile issue as the Dash layout (no trackball), but I wasn't thrilled with it. Email worked well, which was nice for me. I used POP and IMAP and things seemed to work well.
Adding ringtones and downloads wasn't something I did much, but there was no central way to add applications to the phone. It was cumbersome and I was a little worried about random add-ins since there wasn't a central source.
The radio, however, didn't seem to work well. Granted I'm comparing this device 6-9 months ago to the other ones, but it seemed to have less hold on the signal. Again, not sure if this is a Windows Mobile issue or hardware, but I noticed that the signal across my other phones, a RAZR, a Nokia, the Sidekick, all was about the same.
Sidekick 3
I liked this OS pretty well at first. It has tight integration with the T-Mobile network, but it flaked quickly for me. The device has a full keyboard underneath a rotate/flip out screen. There are multiple buttons that control various aspects of the OS.
Email worked well for POP, but I couldn't get IMAP to work on this OS. Text messaging was fine with the standard inbox/outbox format, but browsing the web was very slow. Even on an Edge connection, and when compared to the G1 in the same places.
Ringtones, and other downloads worked well, and were easy to find.
Navigation wasn't great. The trackball makes it hard at times to ensure that the OS receives a left v an up. I know that's the hardware more than the OS, but they're tightly integrated here.
It's easy to jump back to the home screen and quickly choose a new area. The OS didn't multitask, but it did allow me to quickly move between items. It also was limited in that I couldn't easily add items or shortcuts to the screen. Learning keyboard shortcuts, however, was invaluable.
The one thing here was the stability of the OS. In 7-8 months of using this device it never locked up on me. Updates came down smoothly and occasionally asked for a reboot, but it never locked up. There were network issues in that I lost my contacts sometimes. I'm not sure this was OS or network since a reboot sometimes would bring them back. Sometimes I had to wait, but that was the biggest hassle.
TMobile G1
The G1, running Google's Android, has been my favorite phone to date in my life. At first I wasn't thrilled with the form factor, but I've come to enjoy it.
However the OS is just solid. I haven't had any crashes of the OS. Updates do come down periodically, and they'll reboot the phone (I accept them first), but when I go over 6 applications, it just closes something. I have had Twitroid crash a few times. But it easily starts right up.
The touchscreen is great, and it's very handy for scrolling around web pages. This is supposed to be the same technology as the iPhone, and it's worked great for me. I touch the screen and can move it around with my finger, and zoom in/out buttons appear at the bottom, allowing me to change the size of the screen.
The integration with a marketplace is great. I can easily see reviews, download items, and they just install. It's the smoothest process I've seen.
I get a little multitasking, or it appears that way to me. I can easily move from an email to a Tweet to a web page, and those apps keep running in the background.
One annoyance is that my applications run 6 at a time, and while I can easily switch between them, or start a 7th), I can't control which one closes. That's a hassle, especially when I'd like to shut down Twitroid at times.
Notifications are handled well in the upper bar. They appear, I can easily clear them, view them, etc. Adding/removing items from the main screens is easy. Integration between apps and the OS is consistent and works smoother than on any phone OS I've seen.
Durability was an issue with the Dash. One break was my fault, but in another the phone dropping from my car seat to the floorboards and the screen cracked. Another one was me leaning against the sink, and not hard IMHO, but another screen cracked. The Sidekick withstood numerous drops and always seemed to work, but the trackball was dying, not accepting clicks and so it became impractical to use.
The G1 is clearly the best phone I've ever owner. It runs smoothly, has the best radio and reception, handles data and voice smoothly, and even integrates multiple apps, and the data in them, better than even my desktop.
If you get the chance to use it, I think you might agree. I'd still like to use an iPhone for a month or two and then decide, but for now I'm sticking with my G1.


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PUDcast News and Events
Pudding Club On Tour
Yet again the Pudding Club leaves it home in Mickleton and heads of to the Far East. Simon Coombe Chief Taster, his wife Jill and Chef Tom Timms will be visiting Tokyo and Osaka in Japan to demonstrate traditional British Puddings to visitors during British Week at the Hankyu Department Store.
The Pudding Club has airfreighted over 2000 individual puddings to Japan and Chef Tom Timms will be making a further 2000 puddings in a demonstration kitchen allowing Japanese visitors to learn the secret of British Puddings.
The highlight of the week long promotion will be a Pudding Club Meeting at The New Hankyu Hotel in Osaka.
Simon and Jill will also be hosting a vip Pudding Tea at the British Embassy in Tokyo for the Minster, his wife and guests.
Pudding Record celebrates its First Birthday
On August 23rd 2008 James Hargreaves set the new record for the most number of portions of pudding eaten at one Pudding Club Meeting. 23 Portions can you believe it! Craig Mathews Pudding Club host on the evening was astounded, but seeing them pictured together you can understand why it was so easy for James, he towers above Craig at a mighty 6 feet 4 inches.
Rumour has it that James has been in training this Summer and will return to attempt a new record in December. Watch this space
Spotted Richard!
The Chairman of the Pudding Club Peter Henderson was swamped by telephone calls from the press and national radio when Flintshire County Council decided that it could no longer refer to Spotted Dick by its true name! In their great wisdom they decided that it should be referred to as Spotted Richard.
In support of the Great British Pud, Peter was outraged that they could even consider this abuse of such a great pudding. Let us know your thoughts on Pudding Club Blog.
A little bit of what you fancy does you good!
Mark Rowlandson Head Chef at The Pudding Club loves eating the Pudding Club Puddings. So to keep trim and help raise money for charity he runs Half Marathon's several times a year. He has just completed The Great North Run his 4th Half Marathon this year! Mark says "The puddings are a great form of carb's to take on pre race"


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I have to get used to talking like a lawyer. I know that you're not trying to make this conversation an 'argument' but to me it comes off like that "Uh, isnt that the difference..." because it's not my style of speaking/writing.
Yeah, I know. The funny thing is I know but then it still somehow sticks out to me usually. Maybe I should be a preschool teacher instead? Then I can make sure everyone is super nice all the time.. ahhh.. anyway thanks for the great advice.
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Editor's note: Julian E. Zelizer is a professor of history and public affairs at Princeton University. He is the author of "Jimmy Carter" published by Times Books and editor of a book assessing former President George W. Bush's administration published by Princeton University Press.
Princeton, New Jersey (CNN) -- In professional football, teams need a good offense if they hope to win the Super Bowl.
While the conventional wisdom used to stipulate that good defense usually wins championships, a recent statistical analysis found that was not true. Fans of the New York Jets have seen this year -- as full disclosure, this author is a longtime follower of Gang Green -- all of the defense in the world can't overcome the damage done when the quarterback, in this case Mark Sanchez, falls flat. When he plays well, the results are impressive.
The same can be said about politics. Being good at defense is important, but you need to play offense to win elections and shape political debate. When parties only respond to criticism and participate in the discussion that their opponents want to have, eventually their team will get tired of just being in a reactive mode and the other side will score points.
Republicans have been very good at playing offense. In his recent memoir, "Decision Points," President Bush reveals very clearly the Republican style. Although he apologizes for particulars, such as the fact that weapons of mass destructions were not found in Iraq and some of his failures in handling the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, Bush is unapologetic about the overall value of his his policies.
He insists that the war in Iraq made the world safer, even if it greatly damaged the credibility of the nation and his White House. On counterterrorism, Bush recounts that when George Tenet asked if he could use "enhanced interrogation techniques, including waterboarding" on Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, his answer was: "Damn right."
When Republicans were in the congressional minority between 2006 and 2010, they refused to cede ground to the Democrats. While commentators on the left and the right were focused on the fact that public approval ratings for the GOP had fallen to abysmal levels, congressional Republicans continued to champion most of President Bush's policies.
Almost nobody broke ranks, and they kept up their attacks on Democrats. Republicans have remained united in their opposition to President Obama's policies as well, charging that he has undertaken a socialistic experiment by expanding government and criticizing the administration for being left of center.
If one listened to their rhetoric, it was almost as if the 2008 election never happened.
As soon as the 2010 midterms were over, Republicans, though they will only control the House, immediately jumped up to say that this was a mandate for conservatism. They have promised to overturn what Obama had accomplished.
Mitch McConnell, sounding as if he is about to become the Senate majority leader, proclaimed soon after the election that "our primary legislative goals are to repeal and replace the health spending bill, to end the bailouts, cut spending and shrink the size and scope of government, the only way to do all these things is to put someone in the White House who won't veto any of these things."
In recent decades, Democrats have rarely shared this political style, of staying on the offensive regardless of losses suffered. The party seems to live in fear under the shadow of Ronald Reagan. Liberalism is still a dirty word, even to Democrats.
Even when Democrats win elections and control of government, many in the party are reluctant to defend their own agenda, champion their own ideals, and to move forward with confidence and bravado.
From the start of his time in the White House, President Obama has always been on the defensive. He has frequently warned the "professional left" about the difficulties that he faces in the Senate and about the need to placate conservatives. With the stimulus package in 2009, he bargained with himself by starting with a figure that was much lower than many economists thought was necessary to jumpstart the economy.
With health care, the administration made numerous concessions to the health care industry and to a handful of centrist Democrats whose votes were pivotal about cost control and coverage that make the long-term success of the program quite tenuous.
It remains to be seen if the program will be able to curb the cost of insurance premiums. The health law also depends on the cooperation of state governments, many of which are now under Republican control, to make sure that the program works.
In the press conference that followed the midterms, the president did not come out swinging. Instead, he was generally apologetic about what he had done in his first two years, focusing on areas where he could reach agreement with the Republicans.
When asked about government overreach, instead of defending his policies, Obama admitted that Americans had started to look at all of his programs and "felt as if government was getting much more intrusive into people's lives than they were accustomed to. Now, the reason was it was an emergency situation. But I think it's understandable that folks said to themselves, you know, maybe this is the agenda, as opposed to a response to an emergency. And that's something that I think everybody in the White House understood was a danger. We thought it was necessary, but I'm sympathetic to folks who looked at it and said this is looking like potential overreach."
This was a contrast to Bush who after 2006 admitted that he took a "thumping" but went on to say the message was that the "American people want their leaders in Washington to set aside partisan differences, conduct themselves in an ethical manner, and work together to address the challenges facing our nation." He conceded almost nothing on policy.
Rather than defending the legacy of FDR and LBJ, Obama and other Democrats have been waxing nostalgic about President Bill Clinton's policy of "triangulation" where he boosted his approval ratings by co-opting the ideas of the right.
If Democrats once again choose a rallying cry of "the era of big government is over," they are not playing offense. This might result in some short-term gains in the polls--although it didn't work when Obama did this in his first two years -- but over the long run it leaves Republicans to shape the terms of the debate.
There have been some moments in history when Democrats took a different stance.
In his 1964 State of the Union address, nearly a year before his huge landslide victory over Arizona Sen. Barry Goldwater, Lyndon Johnson boasted that: "Let this session of Congress be known as the session which did more for civil rights than the last hundred sessions combined; as the session which enacted the most far-reaching tax cut of our time; as the session which declared all-out war on human poverty and unemployment in these United States; as the session which finally recognized the health needs of all our older citizens; as the session which reformed our tangled transportation and transit policies; as the session which achieved the most effective, efficient foreign aid program ever; and as the session which helped to build more homes, more schools, more libraries, and more hospitals than any single session in the history of our republic."
Even President Clinton learned this lesson after the 1994 midterms. While many commentators have been pointing to his shift to the right after the Republican takeover of Congress, Clinton actually rebounded when he stood up against the Republican's proposed cuts to Medicare and after the bombing in Oklahoma City where he condemned the extremist right for its harsh rhetoric about federal power.
The Democrats might want to take a page from the playbook of the Republican Party. Instead of backing down and running away from their platform, they might instead embrace what the party has stood for and make a case as to why their record is better than what Republicans have to offer. If Democrats can't do this, Republicans will shape the political dialogue in the next two years, regardless of what shifts Obama makes, and Democrats will be looking at a defeat in 2012.
The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of Julian E. Zelizer.


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The UCSB men's volleyball team knows that all too well.
Having gone five sets its last three matches without a victory to show for it, No. 14 UCSB (0-4, 0-1 MPSF) is looking to tally its first win of the season versus No. 11 UC San Diego (1-3, 0-1 MPSF) Saturday night at 7 p.m. in Robertson Gymnasium.
The contest marks the second time the teams will face each other this season. Their first bout of the season took place on January 8th in the seventh-place match of the Santa Barbara Invitational; UCSB crawled back from an 0-2 deficit but eventually lost in five sets to the Tritons, 30-22, 30-27, 29-31, 26-30, and 15-11.
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The Gauchos nearly picked off their first win of the year on Wednesday (1/13) versus Long Beach State thanks to a double-double effort from Irons (21 kills, 10 digs). The Gauchos jumped out to a 2-1 lead but mustered just a .083 hitting percentage in the fourth set before being undone by LBSU's Dan Alexander's four service aces in the final frame. Game scores were 23-30, 30-24, 24-30, 30-26, and 15-9 in favor of the 49ers.
Menzel collected his 1,082nd career kill in the effort against LBSU, moving him into 10th place all-time in program history. He needs just 52 more kills to catch Rob Treahy (1994-97) and move into ninth place all-time. His 55 attacks against the 49ers also moved him into ninth place all-time in career attacks with 2,406 total.
Freshman middle blocker Dylan Davis had an impressive MPSF opener, setting career highs in kills (11), digs (3) and points (14.0) against the 49ers. Andy McGuire set a career high in digs, with 22.
"We're playing really well, but the results just haven't been there," said Menzel, "We need to finish what we start and not feel the pressure down the stretch."
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By Sister Katherine Kraft, O.S.B., St. Benedict Monastery, St. Joseph, Minnesota, December 2012.
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Whats the best way to serf the web anonymously or to hide your IP address from sites that require it to log in????
See avdven's reply to your other thread:
And take his advice.
What OS are you on???
Maybe Proxies can help you there (although thats not what proxies are designed for), or use something like http://www.anonymizer.com/
Ubuntu-: Means in African : "Im too dumb to use Slackware"
Try just looking online for a bunch of proxies online, and configure your browser for them. You can usually find the instructions in your browser's help files, or the internet configuration options.
Norton Internet Security also has a privacy protection feature.
if you haven't seen UKnetSec post on the JAP anon proxy you should definitely check it out.
three cheers to UKnetSec.. I'd gladly donate to him all my ap's for this piece of info.
I'd go for the JAP anon proxy..
Realy good and even quite fast..
A lot faster then the completly anonimous freenet
"I worry about my child and the Internet all the time, even though she's too young to have logged on yet. Here's what I worry about. I worry that 10 or 15 years from now, she will come to me and say 'Daddy, where were you when they took freedom of the press away from the Internet?'"
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If it is just for surfing the net go in to you're browser settings in mozilla it is under edit scroll down to prefrences click on advanced click on proxys you should see a list for FTP socks http etc im presuming it is a http proxy you are wanting to surf anonymously so click on http and go to http://www.stayinvisible.com/page1.html and select an anonmous proxy or high anonymity and put the IP address in the area where it says http proxy and next to that there is a port number it will either be port 80, 8080 , 3128 to set it up to use a proxy server in Microsoft internet explorer click on the tab at the top of the browser called view (or tools ) -> internet options -> connections and configure it from there
NOTE MS internet explorer assumes that the same ports are used for HTTP gopher and FTP so to configure proxys for them click advanced and configure it from there
hope this helps
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Try out these proxies..........
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Here is a great site: http://www.multiproxy.org/
Tons of proxies, the database is updated frequently....
They have a neat little tool: http://www.multiproxy.org/env_check.htm
The tool it-self is actually pretty simple; below is some Perl that i put together- the script spits out all of the %ENV (Environment Variables?) Check the IP given in the script against your IP to make sure your proxy is set up correctly... Their tool is a lil' more fancy, i just thought it be neat to display ;-)
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yeah, I\'m gonna need that by friday...
i know of this prog, it doesnt hide your ip but its called surf secret, and what it does id it removes any cached passwords or other personal info from your comp at schedualed times, not really sure if thats the type of thing your lookin for but it does protect from prying eyes some.
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I'll be by to say hello and catch up with you. You have been warned. :)
EDIT: Oh! I do remember the tune! It played Happy Days are Here Again. Ahhh, sadly, not for you, Eeyore, not for you.
hello ms. Bella.
I love your lamp! wowzers, quite adorable!
I love your music box, again, sweet as can be.
My son loved taking things apart, he always broke them ;-)
so lovely to see a post from you!
Hey Miss Bella! Finally up from under for some air and sunshine, eh? Well, the birds seem to have replaced the lonesome crickets on your blog now. (^_^)
Anyway, welcome back! What a fantastic way to show an entrance with these fab work! oxx
love that lamp Bella! that is the bomb!!! I have missed you and your wonderful work;I am so glad you are back. :) I think you made a splash ;)
How funny! I was just seeing your blog today almost at the bottom of my blog roll and wonder what was keeping you so wonderfully busy. And here you are back for a quick hello! That lamp shade is so cute as is your art - of course!! Wishing you a lovely fall!! Hugs, Silke
Ooooh I love the lamp! A valiant return indeed! I wonder if I could convince my 14 year old that it would be perfect in his room?
Dear Bella,
How wonderful to have you back again and I have been wondering how your summer holidays were going.
Welcome back!
Love the sweet lamp and your music box piece.
My son was right into pulling things to bits to see how they work.
Have a happy week
Dear Bella, now I remember that name :) Well, let me say Welcome Back. And a big hug. Now I am not given for showing emotion in public so be careful ...
Ahh that lamp loooks fantasticomagoricallypumpkingood! In fact I went to your etsy (and I never go to etsy!) but could not see it ...
It's a great design, just love the theme and the way it goes on and on and on - in a wonderful way.
Thank you so much for your kindness about my paintings and 'stuff'. It's nice to have you back filling our eyeballs with joy :)
see you
PS I expect more on a irregular basis - remember, morer is gooder
Hello Bella ! How lovely to see you again! I think your lampshade is a really cool idea - the design fits it so well! Enjoy the autumn!
Je suis vraiment heureuse de vous retrouver ma chère Bella, vous et vos merveilleuses créations...
Cette lampe est vraiment une belle réussite. Elle met votre art bien en valeur.
Je trouve également adorable le dessin que vous avez réalisé avec la petite boîte à musique... Cette petite fille assise sur la boîte est séduisante et ravissante.
Votre talent est grand;
Gros bisous et grrrrr pour octobre! je sens arriver l'hiver et je n'aime pas du tout ça!
Dear Bella, I am so glad you are back. All your creations are super wonderful!
Please send my best regards to your girls too:)
Love love
Yoon See
I agree with you. Music box is a great treasure. I have one at home, given by my late dad that I really treasure so much!
Congrats on created innovative and creative products Bella. I hope you have a great rest in between your busy schedule!
Hey! Welcome back Bella! I'm sure I speak for most of us that we have missed you. I hope and pray that your summer was spectacular! Love, love, love those lampshades! Great post. Love the part about holding the "majic" in your hands. Great visual! You have been one busy woman... I got tired just reading all you've been up to. Well God bless and Happy Autumn!
YAYYYYY! You're back..and oh with a vengeance of awesomeness! I say you are the Karate Kid of awesomeness! I love the lamp - oh the illustration is just perfect..and it does look fantastic on the lamp itself! So exciting!! And my gosh, I just love those little music boxes..yes, why were we so mesmerized by them and then cranked them just a bit too far and ploink, they don't go anymore..I love that you brought this wonderful memory back with your gorgeous illustration! Hooray!! Bella's back!!!! xoxo
Ah, blogland was a tad too lonesome and bleak without you. You brought the sunlight back with you, errrr, okay, lamplight. Art or no art, you are just pure magic, but the art is great as always. I love music boxes. I was mesmerized looking at the gear and that tightly woven rectangular doodad it keeps hitting. Am I the only one who grew up without a stuffed animal or doll? Ugh. I am such a tomboy. I played with toy cars and guns instead.
Welcome back, honey. Now it's fun again. Tsup!
See? Even the word verification says happy land --> "hipailan". Hahahahah! I am so lame.
So happy you are back.
Welcome back Bella. I have sorely missed having you around. I have a wonderful music box that you scroll holed cards through like a player piano. A lovely instrument with tunes from Happy Birthday to the Moldau be Smetana and a little of Schibert's Trout quintett.
Your lamp is both lovely and soothing.
Hope you had a happy summer!
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Nice drawings!
Alas, poor Eeyore, I knew him well. :) So good to see you and those adorable lamps! You have been busy in your laboratory, I see. I hope all is well with you and yours - Happy Autumn! xox Pam
bella, it's you! it's you!
my heart lifted to see you :)
YOU are a music box.
singing/swinging the sweetest
la la la to us all.
& lighting us up (lamp love)
Yipppyyyyyy! You are back to create magic again:))))
Love the lamp...it's Super Awesome! And the illo is as Sweeeeeeet as it can be....
Love you Bella:)
i am so excited i'm almost in a panic! She's back! She's baaaaaaaaack!
You're back to dust and sweep out your blog! Yaaaaay!!
Thanks for stopping by and letting me know you have returned, Bella.
This is a special occasion, let me clean myself up and throw on a nice shirt, then I'll be back with a better comment!
Whoah! I love your lamp and your sweet little music box drawing but most of all I am so happy to see you back blogging! I have missed seeing your works and catching up with you online! I am glad to hear that everything is going well. I hope to see more drawings and artworks from you soon! Thanks for passing by as well ;)
Hey bella! The lamp is incredibly awesome! Really lovely.
SCREAMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM!!!! You are back! YIPPPPPPPPPPY! Oh my goodness I feel like the Jackson Five or the Pea Eye Pea's have just walked out on stage he he hehe he! Oh Bellal girl it's been super long time. I have been working and falling down apparently. I have had so much work on my desk I really haven't had the time to really blog or visit my friends. I am so happy to see your fabulous post. I am loving this wonderful lamp shade and the illustrations. Your style is such a delight for the eyes and a visual lift for the soul and spirit. You have to know that you were missed. Yes I fell down and went BA-BOOOOM! I hit the dang ground so hard I cracked my knee cap. I sprained my left wrist. My sister tease me with, " Hey at least you knew to fall on to the left he he he he!" I am healing now and resting a little to. I see that you came back on my birthday! What a great present. I know that you are making your rounds, but please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers. Best to you!
Love you so much.
Wow, what a gorgeous lamp! Love that idea and composition.
well, hello! glad all is well and i love your lamp. i didn't even know you had a shop, but glad i do, now!
Okay.. I'm back.
I must say your triumphal return is everything I'd hoped for. That lamp is just the greatest thing, you have raised the bar for everyone! Already I'm thinking about lamp ideas... and that just rankles me, because I like to be first with killer ideas, now I must follow you. Boo hoo.
Seriously though, you have an impressive imagination, and that's something I respect far more than actual drafting skills (which you also have, of course). What's it like being so damn perfect??
Hey, I totally relate to you wanting to know how that music box worked, that made me laugh because I destroyed all my childhood toys because of my mechanical fascinations. Consequently I attained knowledge that your average dumb kid didn't possess, and it came to serve me well in later years. I've restored many antique clocks and battery operated toys for people as an adult. So yeah, I understand the chain of events that led to Eeyore's demise.
Yes, he's gone, but we still have 'Happy days are here again' don't we? That dumb song... stuck in our heads, playing over and over and over...
it's good to see you again bella, happy autumn and beautiful beautiful lamp.
wb bella...
grats on the lampshade...
sorry about eyeore, but we ALL get old... like me, yesterday! :O lol
Hi Bella!Happy to see you again:)The lamp is fantastic:)
It is sooooo good to hear from you again. Our summer was memorable: cold, rainy and hardly any sun...
But now you are back, and I totally love this lamp which will bring sunlight back into bloggerland!
The lamp shade is awesome and is inspiring me to do the same with some of my mom's art. Can you tell me the url for the custom made lamp shades?
Glad you're back, Bella, and in great form too!
Super idea for the lamp..I love it!
I wrecked any number of things when I was a kid....at least my mother said I did. Mostly it was smearing make-up on my dolls.
had to come back to drool over the lamp. and i can buy one of those where......? (i have a new house to outfit!)
I love absolutely everything you make.
That lamp is FABULOUS!!! Hey, sweetie pie, so good to see you in my neck of the woods! You are just brilliant! Your music box is Tre' Chic as well.
Love you sooooooo much!
Your drawings are so sweet, beautiful !
Marvelous! Your Peeps come alive...and I want to swing with them! ( two of your "Peeps" hang right above my head on the 'gallery' wall I'm facing That allows me to think of you more than some--I see you morning, noon, and night!--grin!
(I've just taken my fourth drawing (adult ed) class. I love it! Teacher is an illustrator, shows us lot of his work for the big companies. MY only enemy is TIME to practice, work, and learn!)
PEACE for you, Babe!
Okay, Bella, my love, back to this fabulous lamp. I am dipping my little tootsie into the home decor arena and I want to have something like this done as a sample. How would I go about doing that?
Email me, sweetie pie.
ohhh, what fun new projects :) LOVE that lamp :)
You need to get these lamps into production Bella!
First there was a cool lampshade...
and then, there was light!
Really love your lamp and your little music box illustration:)
Bella, the lamp with your design on it is soo sweet,every child will be happy to have one in his/her room!
And,hey I raise my glass for your little donkey, the story touched me really much for i have a big weekness for the old toys , which have passed theirs glory days. I still have my faithfull childhoods monkey -is true she has missed ears, tale and other things along the way, but it is still in (almost) one piece:))
Hey so you snuck in a 'contraption' while you thought noone was looking? Nice one! Heh, just can't trust anyone eh :)
Hey Mama! How the heck are you Bella?? Thanks so much for coming to visit me. When you come to visit it's like a visit from the Queen. I just love it! I am so happy that you have had sometime to even visit at all. I know that you are busy with rising the girls and the work, but I hope that all is well. How goes the creative flow?? I'm a little under the weather. Seems to be a bug going around and now I have it too. You are such delight and I miss you SO MUCH! Really I do. Sending you creative juice straight from the fruit itself.... yeah.... that would be me... a... the little brown kiwi... he he he he! Love you.
so completely adorable, I am cranking the handle really fast to hear the music sped up, is that naughty?
It makes everyone dance super great.
Lovely as always Bella
Have a super cozy fall!
Hello Bella,
It is geart to see and read from you again.
I didn´tr do much blogging myself, but allways had a look, if there is news from you. Your lamps are PHANTASTIC.
You should make a brand and sell them´, you would maké a fortune.
I hope everything goes good for you.
Have a great weekend
Oh, Bella, I adored this post and your magic!
wow! i am always impressed with your drawings! and the lamp - gorgeous!
your mind is so ... beautiful :)
What is this? New Bella art?! I grew accustomed to the drought and now I find a flood of new Bella art!
Ah. I could live in your drawings. I would be a little blond thing with red shorts, bare feet, and dandelion hair.
I love that lamp. It is stupendous! So charming.
And the music contraption drawing is great. There is a wonderful romantic whimsy in it.
I LOVE your blog! Very impressed, and you are a very talented lady. Really enjoyed your posts, and am following! Hope to be back.


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Writing games is harder than film, says Stan Lee
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I wonder if ethics went into this decision. From God Discussion, because one wonders if Neanderthals were Christians (with news video about the project at the link): http://www.goddiscussion.com/106599/scientist-seeks-adventurous-fem...
A Harvard geneticist is seeking an "adventurous female human" willing to become pregnant with a baby Neanderthal clone.
Professor George Church has, over the years, collected enough Neanderthal DNA from fossil bones to reconstruct the species. The UK's Telegraph reports that Neanderthals are believed to be one of the ancestors of modern man and became extinct 33,000 years ago. Church believes that altering the human genome could also provide the answers to curing diseases such as cancer and HIV, and hold the key to living to 120.
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This smacks a bit of running 50-yard wind sprints before someone's learned to walk. Sure, maybe we CAN do this. Why isn't someone asking if we SHOULD do it?
I can see some woman willing to do this. We all like attention! But let's think about the child. Yikes! By the way, it's been shown that most of us have a small percentage of Neanderthal DNA in us.
My wife is just out of the fertile years, but said "If I was younger..."
Just to be safe, I'd plan for a C section. Going natural on this one could be a gamble.
I do see a reality show in this though. "Today the baby kicked a bunch. I think my spine has been re-aligned".
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Hi is this a good illustration essay about role model mum.
Code:Illustration Essay To write about my role models, I could have picked teachers, I could have picked people extremely influential in their field, and I could have picked models and other pleasing individuals.But instead, I found the perfect combination of all three: my Mother. My Mother actually is an ordinary woman, but in her tiny appearance lies an extraordinary brave, amazing and very kind heart. She cooks food for us, she keeps the house clean and everything in order. All the household things are in charge of her .She is always around doing something, you never see her taking a break. The only time where she really rests is during the night when she is sleeping. My mother has been with me and my brothers since we were born.Her entire life she has dedicated to us, she took care with a great devotion that only a mother knows how to do it She is my role model for a lot of reasons.Every time I wake up in the morning I smell a good aroma of a delicious morning and this is when I understand that my Mum is awake.She is always the first person in my family to wake up in morning and to make breakfast for me and me brothers because my brothers have to go to work early in the morning. Even that my life has gaps my Mum filled all of it.She never left space to feel the absence of my father because she played very well the role of a father and a perfect role of a mother; a mother that everyone would like to have.She fights so that we have a better life; life that she dreamed for herself. She never lacked the courage, so I appreciate her that she never gave up taking into account the big difficulties that we passed.My Mother is a determined woman who taught me the right direction of my road, more importantly, she has helped me appreciate this life as a precious gift of ordinary life and true happiness by her kind words. I always try to help my Mum with the household, but she always refuses my help not because she doesnt need it, but she tells that she doesnt need my help and tells me to go study.She doesnt want me to miss my studies.She always reminds me that I have to study hard everyday if I want my tomorrow to be a better day. She encourages us with everything we do and shows us that we can do anything if we set our minds to do it, because of what she has shown me I dont think I will ever be afraid of what the future may hold.It took me a very long time to understand what strong impact my mum has in my life.With these virtues she had great influence on me.It made me understand that I had to fight for myself if I want that next day to be a better day. Mother is the most precious gift that God has given me.I can not imagine my life without her because she means everything to me. She always has good advice and good taste. I admire my mother because she teaches me about life experience and she takes care of me before she can take care of herself. My mother works so hard for our family and for my best. When I grow up I will take care of her as the way she did to me right now.


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It has been a good time to look at the catalogs I have received and dream of growing the perfect plants in 2012. Isn't is great to be a gardener and be able to assist the life cycle each year hoping for the perfect outcome? It doesn't always happen but it sure is an adventure!
My tomatoes have not always been a success, oh I do get a crop, but I also seem to get diseases along with them. This year I am going to try a new introduction from the Burpee Catalog called Big Daddy. It is bred from Big Boy and supposedly has a better taste and better disease resistance.
If you are really into tomatoes, Tomato Growers Supply Company has a great catalog with lots of varieties listed that you will never find at the local nursery, even tomatoes without names just letters and numbers!
Burpee has a new Echinacea called Warm Summer that blooms June through August, think I will try this one. Pow Wow was an expensive potted Echinacea that I tried last summer without much success. I was not impressed by it especially when it succumbed to the heat and humidity.


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