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"Dreams are illustrations... from the book your soul is writing about you." - Dr. John Baumgold
Dear Lauri,
Last night I had a dream that I had a stalker. He showed up at my house with a dog that ran in and started eating my dog's food. When I was trying to kick the dog out, I realized it had claws like a chicken and was scratching my feet. – Jennifer 38, Nashville, TN
Lauri: The stalker represents some issue or mindset you can't seem to shake, to the point that it may even be intruding upon the dynamics of your home life. The dog with chicken claws suggests it may be connected to a relationship that is now "eating away" at you hence the dog eating your dog's food. The chicken claws seem to indicate this is about an issue or a person who is threatening to claw their way in to your life or into your psyche. Also, have you been "chicken" to do anything about this? The attention brought to your feet may be the way your inner mind is telling you to put your metaphoric foot down about this issue once and for all.
Jennifer replies: I think the stalker is my hubby's ex-wife. She is very difficult and bitter towards us both. We have been battling with her over summer schedules with their kids and have finally decided we need to get a mediator to help us negotiate. She rarely includes us in planning birthday parties, etc and it's SO infuriating. I have become very resentful that I spend so much time caring for her kids and she is so ungrateful and disrespectful. When I try to throw her out of my mind, she claws her way back in. This makes sense now.
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2012 (H2) goal results: -play 12 rounds (yes - 13) -break 90 (yes - 3x) -increase FW% from 45.7% to 55.7% (no - 44.4%) 12/31/12
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Hope you get to play some more rounds before the end of the year, should see that HCP continue to fall. 11/11/12
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2012 (2nd half) goals (Dec 31): -play 12 rounds -break 90 -increase FW% from 45.7% to 55.7% 7/3/12
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2012 (1st half) goals (June 30): -play 12 rounds -3 rounds breaking 100 -reduce 3-putt% by 10% from dismal 34.8% (2011) to 24.8% or less 1/17/12
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Thx. There are a lot of courses around my area, try to get some variety. If you're ever down in south, drop me a line and we'll go out and shoot a round together. 5/13/11
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Good goals man. You play a lot of courses, dang. If i come down you're way, we should shoot a round or two. I live just over the hill in bakersfield. 5/11/11
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Cellar/Tasting Notes "A candidate for wine of the vintage, the 2009 Chateauneuf du Pape (a tank-aged blend of 90% Grenache and the rest Mourvedre, Syrah and Cinsault from 80+ year old vines) is a naked expression of Chateauneuf du Pape that is pure fruit and complexity. Its dense purple color is followed by aromas of..
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Edinburgh Fringe picks 2012: index
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The fastest way to find the best comedians this August...
The Edinburgh Fringe brochure is, no matter how you slice it, a thumping information overload of a tome. It's hard to even know where to begin – so we've done the work for you, slicing August's bible up into 30 easy-to-consume guides.
From the all-important first hours to Fringe favourites, and from the Free Fringe to the best flyers, these are intended as starting points to help you snaffle out the best shows.
They're not exhaustive, instead picking out the shows that caught our eye in given categories, but when your brain can't process another flyer we're pretty sure this is the best way to work out what to see.
We're publishing them every working day until the Fringe as a sort of advent calendar of comedy, and you'll find the full index of what's happened so far (as well as being updated once a week on each page of the picks).
Ten comedians who are debuting full solo shows at Edinburgh, all of whom are worth watching...
The best comedians who are on their second and third hours.
The young comedians that the Fringe have come to rely on, and without whom Edinburgh just wouldn't tick.
Back year after year, these are acts who know the circuit like the back of their hand but make time for Edinburgh.
The comedians who are spoken of in hushed tones by their peers.
The big names who can pull big audiences – expect a lot of touring shows passing through.
They're fresh on telly in the last couple of years, but their on a fast track to mainstream success.
Up-and-coming acts together on one-hour bills, many in the Free Fringe.
The Australians and New Zealanders descending on Edinburgh (who aren't working bar).
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jQuery animation flickers during scroll (Please Help)
Hello Everyone,
There seems to be a few glitches with some jquery I'm working with. I've attempted a fix…having no luck. Hopefully the experts here can provide some assistance. Thank you.
Problem The animation flickers/stutters when scrolling the page too fast or at a continuous rate.
Attempted Fix Added .stop() to prevent animation queue buildup Failed to solve the issue
Goal Prevent the flicker/stutter during excessive scrolling
Anyone with a hint for solving this?
I didn't experience a flicker with your example. Perhaps you need to throttle your scrolling event so that it doesn't fire too often. Take a look at this to learn more about throttling: http://benalman.com/projects/jquery-throttle-debounce-plugin/
Add this:
return false;
to the last line of scrollThis(). When you use mousewheel, you need to return false if you don't want the user's action to actually move the scrollbar. What's happening in your code, is when the user scrolls the mouse wheel, the scrollbar is moving and your javascript is firing. You just want your javascript to fire and ignore the native behavior.Thanks for the replies.
Is this the correct method for return false?
var lastAnimation = 0; var animationTime = 600; // in ms var quietPeriod = 0; // in ms, time after animation to ignore mousescroll function scrollThis(event, delta, deltaX, deltaY) { var timeNow = new Date().getTime(); // change this to deltaX/deltaY depending on which // scrolling dir you want to capture deltaOfInterest = deltaY; if (deltaOfInterest == 0) { // Uncomment if you want to use deltaX // event.preventDefault(); return; } // Cancel scroll if currently animating or within quiet period if(timeNow - lastAnimation < quietPeriod + animationTime) { event.preventDefault(); return; } if (deltaOfInterest < 0) { if ($('.active').next('div').length) { lastAnimation = timeNow; $('.active').removeClass('active').next('div').addClass('active'); $('html,body').stop().animate( { scrollTop: $('.active').offset().top -=20 }, animationTime); } } else { if ($('.active').prev('div').length) { lastAnimation = timeNow; $('.active').removeClass('active').prev('div').addClass('active'); $('html,body').stop().animate( { scrollTop: $('.active').offset().top -=20 }, animationTime); } } return false; } $(document).mousewheel(scrollThis);
Are you just having words scroll across the screen? If so, I'll post what I use when I get home.
@NSR, Yep! You got it! That should work.
If you have a chance would you mind looking at a similar thread I started? http://css-tricks.com/forums/discussion/21422/multiple-keydown-events-fire-while-holding-down-key-too-long-please-help#Item_4


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Date: 08/17/2012 update info
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Music and more music for all ages. An elegantly enchanted evening of beautifully crafted dining the grand ambiance of the Great Hall. Join your friends for dinner, silent and live auctions, and entertainment by the Young Artist Scholarship winners. All are welcome at this lovely evening...not to be missed!
The Sunriver Music Festival is held each yearin beautiful Central Oregon at the Great Hall in the Sunriver Resortand theTower Theatre in Bend.


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Well, I'd say I was a semi-loser. I've always had a few friends, been active with sports etc. so I wouldn't cast myself as a total loser. Girls have never shown any interest towards me, though.
Well, I'd say I was a semi-loser. I've always had a few friends, been active with sports etc. so I wouldn't cast myself as a total loser. Girls have never shown any interest towards me, though.
you bet i was. I had hopes of changing that but those quickly dissappeared along with hair. Balding and health problems crushed me completely.
btw exodus how much do you weigh? you probably weigh more at 5'6 than i do at 5'8. You'd probably have a chance in a fight against me if that makes you feel better.
Until 19 I had long hair, in the army it started to fall radiccly from all the pressure, and bad hygeine. But I was allways the rejected kid, with very bad acne that later on continued to very bad red faced scars, when I think about that I didn't looked so bad, but my self esteem was in the bottom, I was in huge deppresion and sew myself as nobody, I had really dirty clothes and I smelled bad, my mom didn't functioned and my perents dident allowed me to wash my clothes, I hidden myself at home, actually I think I could have grow up otherwise if the people around me at school weren't the rich snob types that see someone that is weak and bullying him, and also the girls who loved to make fun about my face and clothes. Even when I improved my appearance I had the tagline of the wirdo allready. So yhea I never had a girlfriend, never kissed anyone, not to mention sex. Ironically now with receding hair I get more attention from girls more then ever. Not like a pretty boy but I talk with alot of girls nowdayes, sometimes I surprise myself when I get attention cuz I see myself as a freak, sometimes my low self esteem and fear ruining my chanches.
I became a loser after 8 years of marriage!
(I'm telling you man, some women can and will do that to a guy if he allows it ... love is blind!)
Nothing in particular.
i think today you dont only have to count on looks and body strength, you can be successful using your brain, getting proper education and hard work! nothing comes easy, hard work MOST be applied! you can always change your life if you put your mind into it.
(a short story, i had a very close friend who came from an extremely poor family, divorced parents 4 brothers and a f'd up father, and bad genetics {that means although he is not bald, he is very unattractive and never had a girl in his life up to 27} last year he graduated uni with B.Sc - computer engineering and today he is 30 makes ****load of money, travles, he dated so many girls in the last year, lives alone, goes out every weekend, working out, dress well he looks 10 times better and 10 times happier, thanks to hard work and dedication! life is very dynamic and thankfully today we are able to change things around)
oh and dude, dont you already got your cpa/cpe? this alone should open some luxurious job opportunities {and put the "bald/butchered" argument you got ready in your cartridge aside, i know the field first hand, 90% of the accountants are bald/ugly/fat/nerdy looking/neurotic looking, so looks has ZERO to do with that, nor do age!}
I actually prefer myself now than before I started losing hair. Before I was 14 (and pretty much up until 16) I was fat, had really pale skin, looked like an ill 4 year old and went red every time someone would so much as look at me. I actually do pretty well these days and am slightly less awkward. Hip ho.
OK, your statement:Originally Posted by Ori83
i know the field first hand, 90% of the accountants are bald/ugly/fat/nerdy looking/neurotic looking, so looks has ZERO to do with that, nor do age! ... is longer true, at least in MY AREA. That USED TO BE the case, but not anymore. If you look at most of the people nowadays working for accounting firms, most of them are on the high end of the scale as far as looks and appearance. You have to be VERY professional, and to get hired at a good job, you typically need to beat out THOUSANDS of other candidates. Since HR people are the ones doing most of the hiring, you have to impress THEM, and in order to do so, you have to be "outgoing/confident/professional" and looks and appearance go a LONG WAY with them. So the old stigmatism of accounting people being "bald/ugly/fat/nerdy looking/neurotic looking ... wearing pocket protectors, etc" ... is a thing of the past. It no longer applies and is no longer true. The only ones you see that look like that in the accounting field are people that already have 10-20 years of experience working in the field. All the NEW people look like "business professionals," most of which are in the "above average" lookls category and many of whom look like "fashion models" ... both male and female.
No, I don't have them yet. First you need to pass the exams (there are 4 of them at 4-5 hours each). Then to actually get the license, you need 1-2 years of documented/formal experience at a specific job that has been approved by the State Board of Accountancy for whatver state you want to be licensed in. It is a very long process, which costs about $5,000 to $10,000 depending on which company you use for the review. The tests alone are something like $3,000 for all 4 of them, and you have to pass all 4 tests in an 18 month window, or you have to take them over. So you see, it is a very serious and excruciating process that takes a lot of committment.
I have not yet even landed a job yet in the accounting field, not even an entry level one. I have no contacts that can get me in anywhere. So I'm screwed as far as "knowing someone." What I am finding out is that the accounting field is a "closed job market" ... unless you are the most *perfect* job candidate (that can beat out THOUSANDS of other candidates) OR you know someone that can get in you in somewhere. I am neither.
UNtil I can get my foot in the door somewhere, I am not going to invest that kind of money ^ above or time. I graduated over one year ago, and i am already feeling like I wasted 4 years going back to school.
I am just about to get a full time job working in my old occupation ... as an auto mechanic, and I am puting the whole "accounting/4 year degree/university" crap behind me. I have to move on with my life and I am pretty much giving up on the accounting field. So far, it was nothing but a waste of time, money, and effort for me.
Right now, I am focusing on getting my 4th HT which I want to do early this summer. I think then things may open up for me then, as my hair will look better.
Nevertheless, in my spare time, I am still kind of informally studying a Gliem CPA review book just so I don't forget everything.
Nothing in particular.
Loser here. No friends, no life, never touched/kissed a girl or been on a date. I'm 25
My regimen:
A mixture of minoxidil 5%, azelaic acid 5%, bicalutamide 1%
6 ml two times a day
What are you talking about!!?!?!??! you have any idea how much a cfo/accountant in an average company makes?! and the easy hours?? its better then high-tech! this is one of those professions that allows you to reach those nice high end salaries you read about in newspapers... and your going back to work as mechanic.... if this is the logic that drives you around no wonder no one would hire youOriginally Posted by dudemon


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Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Expedit Walk-In-Closet
Materials: 14 Expedit Shelves
Description: Starting off with my first IKEA Hack, so bear with me, first time here,and English is not my first language..
What I want to show you here is how to build a Walk In Closet, using different sizes of the Expedit. The shelves comes original in single column (1x5), double column (2x4), and squares (2x2 - 4x4 - 5x5)
When I was using one whole room for clothes, I wanted to make sure to get most out of it, and I realized that if I used the original measurements of the Expedit series, I would make lots of non valued spaces/gaps on the walls.
The thing with the Expedit parts is that they all have the same depth and height, the length is what makes the difference, this means that if I eg need a single column with 4 boxes instead of 5 which is original, I buy 1 double column (2x4) and 1 single column (1x5) mix the parts and I have the parts needed for single column with 4 boxes... This is basically the thing I did, ending up making squares (4x5) single columns (1x2/1x4) etc
Buy using pen and paper I calculated measurements of the room, and started off calculating, ended up with buying 14 Expedit shelves before it was perfect.. Luckily most of the spare parts I had left, I build non original Expedit shelves and sold them online...:-)
When I had the right combination of non original Expedit's I attached them to each other, inserted some white painted Lekman inserts for getting the drawer function (doubled one of them to get bigger box for dirty clothes in a 1x2 column), the top Expedit Squares, I did not complete, I wanted to install a metal tube so that I could hang up my shirts/jackets etc...
All in all these 2 sides including lots of Lekmann inserts cost me about $1200 subtracted the spare parts shelves sold online, which makes this project not to expensive:-)
~ Peik Helly-Hansen, Norway, Oslo
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What a beautiful closet! You could also put a line of the shorter ones down the middle of the floor if you need more space.
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful :)
But you placed metal tubes so high... Do you use ladder each time to take shirt?Replies- AnonymousDecember 19, 2012 2:37 AM
There some solutions for that. There is pulling poll, I guess. I have that in my closet :)
but what happened to the windows? - AnonymousDecember 19, 2012 2:43 AM
I went to a clothing store, they tend to have clothes in different levels, they use a kind of a walking cane/stick with a hook on top, so i got one for free:) Problem sorted!
- AnonymousDecember 20, 2012 2:35 AM
Is it safe to hang so many clothes to a metal tube attached to an Expedit? I thought Expedit frames were too weak...
Otherwise, what you did is just beautifulReplies- AnonymousDecember 20, 2012 10:59 AM
I`ve not experienced any problems with that, this walk-in was built 10months ago, and I built one similar before with same setup and they are both in one piece!
Delete Alternatively, you could attach a rod or pipe directly to the wall.
- AnonymousJanuary 22, 2013 8:12 AM
we have an empty 2nd bedroom which we are making a walk-in closet but the problem is deciding HOW - this is a fantastic job and gives me some inspiration! Nice work!
ReplyDelete - AnonymousFebruary 16, 2013 11:47 AM
Amazing!!! Congratulations! Great idea for my walk-in-closet. Thanks.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousApril 11, 2013 4:05 AM
Well done, this is a very nice walk-in wardrobe. I would probably do something similar if our dressing room was large enough. Thanks for sharing
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harmonic **Must be able to be routed to the Mixing Console Individually as in (Kick on channel 1, Snare channel 2, hihats on channel 3, etc) even if they come from a single PlugIn like Session Drummer. Must be able to route on the Mixing console not PLUGIN MIXER which ALWAYS lacks serious Manupilation.
cause the mpc style of workflow is ingrained in electronic music and to not have an answer for that within your own product is missing the boat
nothing mean taken from it
I was disappointed by Step Sequencer 2.0 on the release as it doesn't support ".wav / .mp3" samples but only MIDI from Instrument Plugins.
Must Support .wav / .mp3 sample for some of us who prefer Audio recorded drums than Midi ones.
Must be able to route on the Mixing console not PLUGIN MIXER which ALWAYS lacks serious Manupilation.
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McCarran International Airport (www.mccarran.com) is less than 10 minutes from the southern end of the Strip. Only Virgin Atlantic (www.virgin-atlantic.com) and the all-business-class airline Maxjet (www.maxjet.com) fly direct from London; BMI (www.flybmi.com) flies direct from Manchester. Internal flights from LA take about an hour.
There are no main train lines connecting Las Vegas to other cities, but Greyhound buses provide links with Amtrak stations. The Las Vegas Monorail (www.lvmonorail.com) connects up the city, running along Paradise Road behind the Strip between the MGM Grand and Bally's.
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Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas by Hunter S Thompson; The Valkyries by Paul Coelho.
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With 300 days of sunshine a year and only six inches of rain, you'd be pretty unlucky to get a bad day in Vegas (this is a desert, after all). In the height of summer, the temperatures can get unbearable, but then you do have climate-controlled casinos that you never have to leave.
Vegas may appear to lack the subtlety and refinement necessary for fine cuisine, but don't be fooled; the city is home to some of the world's best restaurants. Famous chefs from around the world have set up their subsidiaries here, and you can get any style of cuisine you fancy at any time of day. This is also the realm of the bargain-priced all-you-can-eat buffets, which cynics would say are designed to take your mind off the money you lose gambling.
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Elvis and Sinatra may be gone, but the entertainment here is incredible and ever-changing; each of the big casinos attracts international stars to add to their roster of resident shows. At the moment, Cirque du Soleil (www.cirquedusoleil.com) produces four shows every night at different hotels. Vegas also has a burgeoning gallery scene in the downtown area; galleries stay open late and street displays are organised on the first Friday of each month (www.firstfriday-lasvegas.org). For a taste of Las Vegas' past glories, try the Neon Museum (www.neonmuseum.org) on the corner of Fremont and 4th.
In the unlikely event that you haven't had enough glitz, sequins and high-camp costumes, check out the Liberace Museum (www.liberace.org) on East Tropicana Avenue at Spencer for some kitsch glamour with bells (and jewelled capes and candelabra) on.
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The Stratosphere hotel tower on Las Vegas Boulevard South is 1,149 feet high and its observation deck offers the best views in town. This being Vegas, it also has a revolving restaurant, double-decker elevators (the fastest in the US) and the world's highest rides, too, suitably monikered with names like 'Insanity' and 'X-Scream'. The views from the 64th-floor Mix Lounge at Mandalay Bay are also spectacular; for the best vantage point, arrive shortly after it opens at 17h.
Every 30 minutes during the day, and every 15 minutes from 8pm-12am you can watch the fountain display at the Bellagio hotel. The choreographed display uses 1,200 water cannon to fire jets up to 70 metres into the air; it's amazing. Every 90 minutes in the evening outside TI (Treasure Island), two pirate galleons do battle. Many casinos will introduce you to the art of gambling with free table-game lessons (ask the promotions desk); if you're a gaming virgin, these informal sessions are instructive. Mandalay Bay offers free poker lessons Mondays to Thursdays at 2pm.
Las Vegas always seems to be hosting some major event; hotels can get booked up early, so check what's on before you go. March The NASCAR Nextel Cup at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway (www.nascar.com). Mid-March Monster trucks rampage at the Monster Jam World Finals (www.ushra.com). June-August The World Series of Poker sees serious players arrive in town for a high-stakes poker tournament (www.worldseriesofpoker.com). Mid-August You may wish to warp away from the annual Star Trek Convention at the Hilton. September The Las Vegas International Mariachi Festival brings Mexican-style music and a fiesta mood. October The Balloon Classic on the third weekend of the month sees some 100 colourful orbs hovering above the desert. Early December Tickets for the National Finals Rodeo (www.nfr-rodeo.com) are very, very hard to get.


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Brown hamburger meat and drain. Place meat in a large pot. Combine all remaining ingredients and stir in salt and pepper and garlic to taste. Cook 1 hour and serve with saltines and peanut butter. Makes more then 2 gallons.
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Turning IKEA Hemnes into Built-Ins
Materials: Hemnes Glass Door Cabinet with 4 Drawers (2)
Description: We used two Hemnes cabinets to make a custom built in china cabinet in our kitchen.
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- AnonymousOctober 08, 2012 11:06 AM
Any photos of the doing the difficult parts (i.e. building/changing the crown, the moulding, etc?) How much time did everything take?
ReplyDelete http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wall_unit
Very nice, but this is not a built-in. It is fixed "to" the wall, not built "in" the wall. Anything "built in" is recessed into the wall.
The above link is built in.
I am all for casual speech, but calling things like this a built-in cabinet is like using "convection oven" and "microwave oven" as synonyms just because they both have the word "oven" in it.
-Peter- AnonymousOctober 09, 2012 8:04 PM
Although strictly an oxymoron, since by definition "furniture" in the woodworking sense is generally understood to refer to movable pieces, the term built-in furniture may be taken to mean fixed architectural elements that provide the same function as their movable namesakes. Sometimes, indeed, the term may refer to a separate piece of furniture that has been fixed in place and which now employs part of the surrounding architecture as an integral part of its construction, such as a wall that forms the back of a built-in cabinet.
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"such as a wall that forms the back of a built-in cabinet."
This lacks such a wall. - AnonymousOctober 12, 2012 6:41 AM
Of course it's a built-in, as it's now permanently attached to the structure of the house. When the owners move the cabinet will stay, and typically factor into the house price, so for real estate purposes too, this is a built-in.
In German speaking countries it would be called a "Einbauschrank" = built-in cabinet as well.
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Who cares! They are gorgeous...I love your "built-ins".
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Dave Bayliss's side begin their Blue Square Bet Premier campaign at home to AFC Telford United on Saturday, August 11, followed by away games to league newcomers Hyde United and Woking.
Before the real business begins though, AFC have nine warm-up matches, starting with the now annual clash with the Furness Select squad, who have been gearing up for the fixture with some training sessions.
The squad had a get-together on the Furness Academy playing fields last Friday, under co-bosses Tony Callister and Craig Rutherford, who said: "We both believe there is a lot of talent in this area and hopefully some of the lads may catch the eye.
"We tried to look at a young team with a view to impressing, but also with a little bit of experience thrown in to guide the younger players through the game, and to help with communication.
"Our main aim is to give Barrow a solid test in their first friendly and let the fans see good local lads testing themselves against the Bluebirds."
Furness Select: Ross Liddicott (Holker); Sam Stephens (Crooklands); Tom Heywood (Crooklands); Craig Redhead (Holker); Lee Miller (Vickerstown); Gareth Smith (Holker); Chris Wraight (Crooklands); Brad Hubbold (Holker); Danny Cummings (Vickerstown); Kev Watkin (Holker); Martin Grundy (Holker/Ambleside); Dave Swarbrick (Holker); Danny Keenan (Vickerstown); Sean Paterson (Vickerstown); Dave Mansergh (Crooklands); Jack Gardner (GSK Ulverston Rangers).
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Don't fall for a lot of the negatives on here,in the main they are posted by Barrow rugby supporters and local amateurs who could never cut the mustard.
Would not matter if Select had won 3-0, Bayliss would still not be interested, as if they are going to travel down to Rochdale to train!, shambles
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Uncork Kansas wants liquor and full strength beer to be sold in grocery and convenience stores.
But there are some who want the laws to stay the same.
Murray Anderson has been in business for more than 31 years. He says that every few years, someone tries to pass legislation to change Kansas' liquor laws --much to his dismay.
"This year has a little bit of a twist, it's kind of interesting that that the Kansas Chamber is pushing for this issue," says Anderson.
Uncork Kansas is a coalition of grocery stores, convenience stores and chambers of commerce that is pushing to allow other stores to sell wine, liquor and full-strength beer. Those stores are only allowed to sell 3.2 beer and wine coolers. The law has been in effect since the 1940s.
The coalition is hoping to create competition. But Anderson says the idea of a discount is far-fetched.
"I used to work for Dillions. The corporations are pretty good at doing a loss leader. They may put one 30-pack on sale but most of the other items are full-price. They have to make a profit to make it work," says Anderson.
There are concerns that the bigger corporations will put the Mom-and-Pop stores out of business.
"Small businesses are the backbone of Kansas. When you start losing, an estimated 341 liquor stores across the state, those are jobs. You have to keep in mind, these small businesses have put millions of dollars into their businesses," says Congresswoman Gail Finney, Representative for Wichita's 84th district.
Loyal customers say, they'll stick around.
"I like the hometown feel and I like to go where I'm comfortable and I like the people here so even if the prices change on certain things, I'll still come where I like to go," says Rachel Buzzell, longtime Anderson Liquor customer.
Uncork Kansas has more than 27,000 signatures for a petition to change state liquor laws.
The group has attempted to change Kansas liquor laws before with a similar bill but failed.


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No. 3 EMCC Lions establish division supremacy with 63-35 road triumph over No. 12 Northeast |
BOONEVILLE – The third-ranked Lions of East Mississippi Community College established supremacy in the MACJC's North Division football standings by rolling to a decisive 63-35 road triumph over No. 12 Northeast Mississippi Saturday afternoon at Tiger Stadium on the Booneville campus.
In a battle of unbeatens with both teams entering the contest 5-0 overall and 3-0 in division play, the EMCC Lions dominated early and often in the opening half by taking a commanding 42-7 lead early in the second quarter on the way to an insurmountable 49-14 halftime advantage. The visitors' lead ballooned to 63-14 by the 11:27 mark of the third quarter, before Northeast managed to put up three late-game scores against EMCC's reserve defenders. Averaging 53 points an outing over their last four games, the Lions rang up 63 points in less than three quarters on a vaunted Northeast Mississippi defense that had previously surrendered only 67 total points – tops in the MACJC - through the first five games of the year. After EMCC's starting defensive unit set the tone of the game by backing up the home-standing Tigers 22 yards with three straight negative-yardage plays in their opening possession, the Lions needed just two plays to get on the scoreboard three minutes into the contest. Following a run play, freshman quarterback Bo Wallace found sophomore wide receiver Hamp Glover, of Meridian, over the middle for a 46-yard touchdown. While the East Mississippi defense prevented the Tigers from crossing midfield in each of their first five possessions, the Lions scored touchdowns on each of their first six offensive drives to stun Northeast's homecoming crowd to the tune of 42-7 just one minute into the second quarter of play. First-quarter touchdown passes from Wallace to sophomores JJ Harbin (23 yards), Lacoltan Bester (55 yards) and Termarcus Conner (27 yards) methodically built the lead to 28-0, before the Northeast fans momentarily had something to cheer about when Deion Belue returned a kickoff 80 yards for a score at the end of the opening period. The Tigers tried to take advantage of the moment by attempting a subsequent onsides kick. Following the unsuccessful attempt to catch the visitors by surprise, it took EMCC just four plays to move the necessary 44 yards to pay dirt when freshman Antoinne Adkins scored on a 6-yard keeper at the 14:30 mark. Less than a minute later following Shaquille Fluker's interception of a J.R. Jennings pass, Adkins was on the receiving end of a 74-yard scoring strike from Wallace to make it 42-7 with 13:54 still remaining in the half. Both teams scored again in the second quarter to make the margin 49-14 by the intermission. Hitting five different receivers with touchdown passes through the first two quarters, EMCC's Wallace finished the first half throwing for an eye-popping 506 yards and six touchdowns on 24-of-31 passing. The former Arkansas State redshirt opened the second half hitting his first three passes for 27 more yards, capped by a 6-yard scoring toss to Glover, before giving way to Conner, EMCC's backup signal-caller, the rest of the game. Statistically on the day, the Lions had four different receivers eclipse the century mark in yardage through the air. Harbin, of Meridian, led the way with seven catches for 135 yards and two touchdowns, followed by Bester, a Kemper County product, with 101 yards and a pair of scores on five receptions. Glover and Adkins each added four grabs for 105 and 100 receiving yards, respectively. After their first three games of the year were decided by a collective total of only 10 points, including narrow wins over then-No. 2 Mississippi Gulf Coast (34-30) and then-No. 4 Northwest Mississippi (45-42), the Lions have now outscored their last three opponents by a composite score of 167-48. In the team's recent home routs of Itawamba (48-7) and Coahoma (56-6), EMCC held sizeable halftime leads of 38-0 and 35-0, respectively. Off to the program's first 6-0 start since 1964, head coach Buddy Stephens' EMCC Lions are now 30-8 overall and 20-2 in division play dating back to the 2008 season. East Mississippi remains unbeaten (11-0) in MACJC North Division road action over the past four years. The EMCC Lions step out of division play for the final time this regular season by heading to Poplarville to meet the Wildcats of Pearl River Community College next Saturday afternoon (Oct. 15). EMCC then returns to the Scooba campus to welcome Mississippi Delta on Saturday, Oct. 22, as part of the Lions' homecoming weekend. |
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Saturday, February 14, 2009
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Check am Colton Showers (ya thats his name) (who rides for CAPiTA up in B.C. through No Limits) straight killing, it in our homies all night log blog. Coltan use to do some male modeling... serious, look at him, he's georgeous, ya know i think the team is looking pretty fucking sexy.- it's blog madness i tell you, Happy Valentine's Day, now go hug and kiss alot....naked
Friday, February 13, 2009
Check out CAPiTA am Andrew Burns in the gallery section of the new SBC (issue 4). This photo is fucking insane, i love it. Burns is so sick. yeah Mr Burns keep sending your life bro. Word up to phtog Jon Kirby for the flick.
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Yo, totally forgot about these pics I paparazzied of Dustin and some 8mile homies straight killing it in Whis. village last summer. Dude, these guys can play a mean game of charades. Dustin's rad and he's like a million years yonger then me so it's funny meeting him once when he was like an unknown 15yr old am and then maybe a handful of random times since and then WHAM we hang out last summer and the dude is like a ful grown man. TIME happens kids, no joke. Glad we got to hang for like a second homie. CAPiTA, i love.
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In the biggest musical showdown since Joe Satriani accused Coldplay of ripping off his "If I Could Fly for You" (you remember it... not) to write "Viva La Vida" (because that is the only way Coldplay could get a hit!), the Dandy Warhols are suggesting, via their Twitter feed, of course, that Thomas Schweich, the GOP candidate for state auditor in Missouri, may have been inspired to create his Tea Party-inspired rock song (yes, you read that right), "Gimme Back My Freedom," because it sounds a lot like the Dandys' "Bohemian Like You."
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Pentagon brass calls sexual assault 'like a cancer,' but insists commanders keep authority
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Army employee shot, killed at Fort Knox in Ky.
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Army promises improvements in evaluation of soldiers with PTSD
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General foresees end to grim rise in Army suicides
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DoD's recovery from sequestration-related cuts will take months, years
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Military worried small business suppliers will disappear during sequestration
Small firms already have taken a disproportionate hit from DoD's pullback in 2013 spending, Pentagon officials say. Military acquisition leaders worry the sudden cuts will bankrupt small businesses that provide one-of-a-kind capabilities.
Sequestration treadmill picking up steam across DoD
The automatic budget cuts set to occur under sequestration will go into effect as a matter of law on Friday. But their full impact won't be felt until late this spring, long after lawmakers encounter the next budget showdown.
Army fears sequestration's indirect effects on service members
Katherine Hammack, the assistant secretary of the Army for Installations, Energy and the Environment, said many of the cost-cutting measures the Army will be forced to take because of sequestration, such as letting service and maintenance contracts expire, could have a trickle-down effect on service members.
In Army, sequestration will force about-face on acquisition reforms
Army says its implementation of DoD's Better Buying Power directives saved hundreds of millions of dollars last year, but this year's budget chaos will undo much of the progress.


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I bought this shirt with the intent of having a nice light-weight, breathable shirt to wear on some long runs. I got the complete opposite. If this thing was long sleeve it would be great winter wear! It's a heavyweight material that doesn't even breathe when the wind is blowing. It soaks up sweat like a sponge, but the sweat doesn't even evaporate from the shirt, so I end up looking like I just wore my clothes in the shower.
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Google's continuing moves to penalise marketers 'chasing the algorithm', and to reward those who produce useful and valuable content, is one of the principal reasons why content marketing has emerged as a hot topic over the past 18 months.
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For the past six years, Econsultancy and Adestra have been asking marketers on both the client and agency side for their opinion on what is happening within email marketing.
This year we are doing the same again, launching our seventh survey to take the pulse of email marketing and to see what those at the coalface are doing to get the best results of their efforts.
Those taking part in the Email Marketing Industry Census will get a free copy of the report, worth £250/$400.
by Andrew Warren-Payne 10 January 2013 09:43am 2 comments
In our new Ecommerce Platforms Buyer's Guide, one of the highlighted trends was the continued growth of the ecommerce market in the United Kingdom.
This has been the driving factor for increased spend on the technology and services that facilitate online and multichannel commerce.
Figures from the IMRG CapGemini e-Retail Sales Index, summarised in a report published by Ofcom last week, show that the UK leads the world for online consumer spending per person.
by Andrew Warren-Payne 17 December 2012 10:15am 14 comments
For our Content Marketing Survey Report, published in association with Outbrain, we asked over 1,300 members of the Econsultancy community for their views on content marketing.
While the dozens of charts and in-depth analysis provide an excellent foundation for understanding the state of content marketing, the real value came across in some of the qualitative responses provided.
One of the open-ended questions we asked was, "What single adjective or phrase would you use to describe the type of content which is most effective for marketing?"
Some of the most entertaining responses are provided below.
by Andrew Warren-Payne 15 November 2012 10:24am 6 comments
Sunday saw Felix Baumgartner pass the speed of sound as he broke a 52-year-old record for the highest recorded parachute jump.
While the act in itself was highly impressive, of interest to marketers was the way Red Bull achieved major exposure for its brand through this feat, making the headlines internationally and having eight million people watch the jump live.
The jump was not simply good PR, but something more. It was great content marketing, something that will become increasingly important, according to the recent Econsultancy/Outbrain Content Marketing Survey Report.
Here are some lessons we can take away from the jump.
by Andrew Warren-Payne 16 October 2012 11:48am 9 comments


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