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Martin Bashir to Romney: The Book of Mormon forbids lying, you know
posted at 8:35 pm on April 19, 2012 by Allahpundit
I'm … pretty sure the Bible does too, yet rarely do you see chapter and verse cited on cable news when a Democrat or Republican lies. Go figure. But then, I guess we've reached this point in the campaign against Romney now.
Meanwhile, at the Daily Beast, here's what Montana's Democratic governor, Brian Schweitzer, is thinking about today:
While discussing swing states, Schweitzer said Romney would have a "tall order to position Hispanics to vote for him," and I replied that was mildly ironic since Mitt's father was born in Mexico, giving the clan a nominal claim to being Hispanic. Schweitzer replied that it is "kinda ironic given that his family came from a polygamy commune in Mexico, but then he'd have to talk about his family coming from a polygamy commune in Mexico, given the gender discrepancy." Women, he said, are "not great fans of polygamy, 86 percent were not great fans of polygamy. I am not alleging by any stretch that Romney is a polygamist and approves of [the] polygamy lifestyle, but his father was born into [a] polygamy commune in Mexico."
Read Noah Rothman's post at Mediaite fact-checking Bashir on his shpiel. If you'd never seen the now-famous graph cooked up by Obama's team before the stimulus passed projecting how much unemployment would drop after it did, you'd never know that the two unnamed "analysts" with "limited access to data" whom Bashir mentions were Christina Romer and Jared Bernstein, core members of Obama's economic brain trust. But see, it's Romney who's the liar. Exit question: Second look at the relative subtlety and understated good taste of Keith Olbermann?
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I agree with British Red and Locum on this
Thing is though, you need to know the herbs *and* yourself or the person you are helping for them to work to their full advantage.
Many of the potions of the pharmacy are, "one size fits most folks okay", while herbal medicine, good herbal medicine, should be tailored to the individual, at that point in their life.
But, we've gotten used to the pharmacy and it's pills and are trying to use herbal ones in the same fashion.
As far as I can see, all these new rules will do is to ensure that the same standards of preparation, and measurements and labelling of ingredients, is adhered to, between the two systems.
Grow your own
On that note, anyone want some aloe vera? mine's gone nuclear again and is rapidly approaching triffid scale on the windowsill A tiny wee rooted cutting will grow quite happily in some moist compost and thrive. I grow mine on kitchen and bathroom windowsills which don't get much Sun, and they still outgrow the pots on a regular basis. Good for sunburn, itchy skin, dry skin, insect bites, eczema and even chickenpox Safe for children, the elderly, and around pets too.
Feverfew grows like a weed once you have it established. Pretty white daisy like flowers shed innumerable seeds. I can even find enough leaves to use in Winter in my cold wet garden. Seedlings available in a couple of months if the weather stays true to the season

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In no way am I condoning their crime, but I wonder how many of us have secretly harbored the romantic idea of hopping a freight train.
Pray that Obama can pick someone who maybe has the guts to let the world know exactly where the United States stands.
I was impressed with John Glover's honest and sincere questions about the nature of God in his letter "God spurs many questions" (Jan. 18).As he stated...
My philosophy is simple. There is a God. I don't need to understand Him. I just need to love Him and my neighbor as myself.
]AUGUSTA, Ga. - Entered into rest Monday, February 11, 2013, after a long, courageous battle with Alzheimer's, Mr. John LeRoy Glover, Jr., 80, loving husband of 50 years to the late Bessie Lou Glover. Mr. Glover was a native of Brunswick, Ga. He was
Yes we are a republic. We are also a democracy.
One of them needs to start explaining his position instead of tiptoeing around all the same themes.
...place. I APPLAUD THE letter to the editor entitled "I just don't believe in Obama anymore" which was sent in by John Glover. He hit the nail on the head; this is how a lot of us feel. We were duped! THE TWO SAVAGES WHO shot and then did...
It looks like the only hope for this country is to go to war with the countries that are destroying our economy.
I pulled for the man, told others to give him time and even stood up for him. Well, Mr. President, I'm sorry to say that I just don't believe in you anymore.


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MADCAP Hibs fan Rebecca McArthur has scored a winner on the web — by planking in a string of wacky locations.
Rebecca, a star in the club's girls' outfit, surprised team-mates when she lay prone during a photoshoot — and repeated the stunt on a table in front of boss Pat Fenlon and his aces.
The joker, who keeps her face hidden, posts the snaps on her Facebook page Rebecca McArthur is Planking Queen.
She wrote: "Me planking in front of David Stephens, Ivan Sproule, Leigh Griffiths and Pat Fenlon while the rest of the team was laughing!!"
Rebecca even ambushed chairman Rod Petrie on a petrol station forecourt.
Her other hotspots include Celtic Park, an escalator and her school where pals joined in.


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A NURSING home for dementia sufferers has been hit with two warning notices for safety failings.
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"dicht bij het vliegveld"Beoordeeld door een gast van Hotels.com op 6 feb, 2013
Ontvangst was goed,kamers waren ook goed,er was wifi in de kamers,alleen het avond eten in het restaurant van het hotel was slecht!!!
""Beoordeeld door een gast van Hotels.com op 3 feb, 2013
Lekker goed hotel voor een nachtje tijdens een tussenstop op weg naar Mexico.
"close to the int airport !"Beoordeeld door een gast van Hotels.com op 29 jan, 2013
I liked the stay there a lot. The employees were very friendly, while i made it hard for them, being awake all night due to the time difference and bugging them ;) The manager was very cool, and i liked the happy hour they organise.The shuttle was on time and there was no problem to bring me to another location along the way. I would definitely stay here again.
"Amazing hotel !"Beoordeeld door een gast van Hotels.com op 29 jan, 2013
I liked the hotel a lot, the ambiance was warm and open and it's situated very good.The theaters and all that are in the frontyard, so to speak ! I never felt unsafe and the men at the doors are totally cool ! The only thing i didnt like was a unfriendly atmosphere at breakfast. But overall a very good place to stay !
"Dicht bij vliegveld"Beoordeeld door een gast van Hotels.com op 21 dec, 2012
Afhankelijk van het hotelbeleid kan voor extra personen een toeslag in rekening worden gebracht.
Bij het inchecken dien je in het geval van incidentele kosten een erkend identiteitsbewijs en een borgsom in contanten of creditcard voor te leggen.
Speciale verzoeken kunnen, indien mogelijk, bij het inchecken worden ingewilligd. Hiervoor kunnen extra kosten in rekening worden gebracht. Speciale verzoeken kunnen niet worden gegarandeerd.
Dit hotel biedt geen voorzieningen voor mindervaliden. Selecteer een ander hotel als je een kamer wilt boeken met toegankelijkheidsvoorzieningen.
Quality Inn heeft een restaurant.
De recreatieve voorzieningen in dit hotel bestaan onder andere uit een buitenzwembad en een fitnessruimte.
Als je na 23.00 aankomt, moet je de bel gebruiken om binnen te komen.
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Good clean rooms !!Gecontroleerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
"Adequate visit....."
An ok experience.....Room size was adequate....Room was clean....Room service came when they were expected to and supplier us with clean towels.....Only issue is the proximity o the hotel to downtown Houston....The hotel is located off I-10 just east of 610.....Other than that, I probably won't remember this visit in 6 months....But if adequate is all […] you need right now, go for it..... Lees meerGecontroleerde Expedia gastenbeoordeling
"Great price and location!"
This hotel is perfectly located close to Sebastian Skydive, Mel Fisher's Treasure Museum and an awesome Seafood Restaurant/Bar and other restaurants. Service was great, only stayed there a night. Continental breakfast was very good. Overall, this hotel is where I will stay if i ever visit Sebastian again.Gecontroleerde Expedia gastenbeoordeling
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"Lucky Upgrade"
I would not have been as happy with the stay except we got an upgrade to a suite because they were out of non-smoking Kings.Gecontroleerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
It was awful. The frig and microwave we requested was not there when we arrived at midnight. There was feces on the toilet seat. We stayed in a different room that night and cancelled the rest of our reservation the next morning. Needless to say, they charged us absolutely nothing. Only good thing about the place.Gecontroleerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
I don't live in Texas and was NOT used to the heat. I didn't feel like the A/C did its job and wound up having to buy a fan to cool things down. Also, the ice makers on each floor were not working and would have to go all the way to the lobby to get ice. On the other hand, the staff was super nice and accommodating. They changed my room after the first […] night to try and put us in a room where the A/C worked better and were super nice and understanding about it. If it was not for the great staff, I might have found a more cooler place to stay. Lees meerGecontroleerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
"Dated, but very nice and clean"
This hotel exceeded all of our expectations. The staff was very helpful and we had an excellent meal at the Texas Seafood Restaurant which is within walking distance of the hotel.Gecontroleerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
"Close to Everything"
This time was the worst ever. The room was not clean, floors in hallways dirty, trash barrel near our room. Our room was totally missed for cleaning. Non supportive front desk staff. Meeting room was smelly with odors. This stay was horrible.Gecontroleerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
"Not Sstisfied"
The worst stay we ever had!!!Gecontroleerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
Perfect location for meetings. Hotel is old looking and need more cleaning.Gecontroleerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
Our room was nice and my only problem was that none of the ice dispensers worked on any of the floors except for the main floor. There were ice machines on every floor but none of them worked. I didn't like having to go all the way down to the front lobby each time just to get ice.Gecontroleerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
This is a great value for the money.It was close to where we needed to go,Hotel was clean and neat, bed was comfortable,Breakfast was excellent, especially the coffee.Staff was pleasant. It's not the Marriott,but it suited our needs.We would stay there againGecontroleerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
"Great nights sleep"
Great! Very comfortable beds and a small coffee maker in the room!Gecontroleerde Expedia gastenbeoordeling
The hotel smelled. The exercise equipment was broken, there was water but not cups, no towels and no air circulation in the tiny exercise room. The rooms were dated and hard to control the temperature. The staff, however, were very nice.Gecontroleerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
"Getting By at Baymont"
This hotel is conveniently located near both a McDonalds and a Burger King making it good for families. The upkeep of the common areas and exterior of the building left something to be desired, but the room itself was excellent. The bed was extremely comfortable. The hospitality offering from 5:00 to 7:00 on Tuesday evening was minimal, but adequate. […] One kind of beer, one kind of soda and bottled water. Pizza and meat balls. Not bad for free. Checking out was difficult and time consuming since the staff person could not be found for 15 minutes. Laundry room doors were left open, utility and maintenance carts were left in the hallways. All of this gave the hotel a sloppy presentation. Overall, the positives outweighed the negatives. I will give them another try. Lees meerGecontroleerde Expedia gastenbeoordeling
"good for a night"
The bed was very hard.Gecontroleerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
The location was very difficult to get to even though you can see it from the freeway, I requested a non smoking room and was giving a smoking room, the light in the bathroom did not work, and we did not have water for over 8 hours, I was late to me appointment because they finally turn the water on around 7 AM I understand emergencies but the employees […] were not help at all. Lees meerGecontroleerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
Hotel was convenient, clean, and worth the $.Gecontroleerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
"Bang for your Buck"
Very good deal, the hotel could use a little few upgrades here and there but you get your monies worth here. The Hotel Staff is exremely nice and will do whatever they can to help make your stay a plesant one. My kids loved the waffles at breakfast!!Gecontroleerde Expedia gastenbeoordeling
"Nothing too exciting"
Hotel was good for the price. Could use a renovation. Noticed bugs in corridors but didn't see any in room.Gecontroleerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
Would have gave a 5 if the hot water hadn't went out but they did off to go over to the hotel next door for free to take a hot shower.Gecontroleerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
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"Needs better maintenance"
The young man at the front desk at check in was very pleasant and accomodating. The 1st room I was put in had no lights in the bathroom and the air conditioning worked very poorly (which in Houston is an absolute no-no). When maintenance arrived he commented that the bathroom lights not working was due to the flourescent bulbs being loose. I requested […] to move to another room with better air conditioning and they promptly accomodated my request. The 2nd room's A/C worked very well but I still had a problem with the bathroom lights. Remembering what the maintenance guy had said about the lights in the previous room, I opened the light cover and jiggled the bulb and it came on. I had to this about 33% of the time that I turned on the lights in the bathroom. Only 2 of the lamps in the room actually worked. I needed to iron my clothing for my event that evening and tried to trade bulbs from one of the working lamps to the one by the desk that was not working only to discover that someone had cut the plug in completely off the lamp's cord. Lees meerGecontroleerde Expedia gastenbeoordeling
"Perfectly good place for the price"
A nice enough place, located right next to I-10. The neighborhood isn't bad; I guess one guy's comment was prompted by the fact that the hotel is situated next to a "cabaret" which looks a little seedy. I can't be sure, since I didn't visit it, and you can't see inside from the road. But the nearby neighborhood looks perfectly safe, the doors of the […] hotel open into the hotel (not out into the street), and there are many perfectly legitimate businesses in the area. We stayed one night. The A/C wasn't on in the room when we walked in, but that's easily fixed. The beds are comfortable; the room and bathroom, clean. The staff was friendly and accommodated our request for a late check-out. Even the normal check-out time (noon) is more lenient than most places I've been lately; everyone seems to want you out at 11am now. The breakfast was a decent enough "hot" breakfast: danishes, juices, waffle maker w/mix, toasts, and pigs in a blanket. I hadn't seen those before, and while I didn't try one, they looked pretty happy sitting in a warmed pan. We would definitely recommend the place, and will likely stay here again. Lees meerGecontroleerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
"I've had better"
This place stinks and the A/C does not work. We moved 3 times before we found a room and by that time we already had to leave. The only thing they had better than Inn at the Water Part in Galveston is they actually had good breakfast. All in All is if you want a geto place for alot of money this is the place for you. But I will NOT be going back there […] EVER AGAIN!!!! Lees meerGecontroleerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
"Baymont Inn and Suites - East Houston"
Wasn't really impress with the quality of the hotel for the money. The area that hotel was loacted in I would not feel comfortable going out in at night. Called for linens and has to wait 20-30 minutes for the to arrive.Gecontroleerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
It was a very friendly hotel staff. The room was clean, the hotel was clean. They served food in the eveing the first day there, and breakfast in the morning. I would stay here again.Gecontroleerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
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"excellent stay"
this hotel was more than we expected. The front office was very polite. We arrived very late but was treated like we arrived there early, very nice. The rooms were very clean. The bed was very, very comfortable. They brought us a microwave to the room immediately upon our request. They offered extra accomodations in which that impressed us. I would […] highly recommend this hotel to anyone and we will be definately staying there again!!!!!!!!! Lees meerGecontroleerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
"Baymont Inn & Suites (I-10) Houston, TX"
This is a nice place to stay for business. Breakfast selections are very nice, and the staff was very accommodating. We enjoyed our stay and will use the same hotel next year for our annual business conference stay.Gecontroleerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
"I want go bak Baymont Hotel ."
Baymont hotel has good rate and good service ,Irecommend this hote.Gecontroleerde Expedia gastenbeoordeling
This hotel is great if you are traveling East in the morning. It makes rush hour much more bearable since it is on the East side of the city. Godd room for the price.Gecontroleerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
"As expected"
Good basic hotel for the price, near interstate, clean rooms, good for rest on trip West.Gecontroleerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
"baymont hotel on I-10"
this hotel was just like it was promised, very clean with very comfortable beds and nice comforters. upon check-in we asked for a room downstairs and the attendant made the effort to accomodate us on the first floor, he was very kind and attentive. breakfast in the morning is very good. you really get a very nice return for you money staying at this […] hotel. Lees meerGecontroleerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
Thids was our 2nd time at this hotel in the last 3 months and both times we had a plesent stay. The rooms were clean and th e staff were friendly and helpful. I would recommend it very much, it was worth the money.Gecontroleerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
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"My stay at the Baymont Inn"
As always it was a peaceful and very hassel free stay. I love how clean this hotel stays and their rooms always smell clean and fresh very friendly staff and their breakfast is always fresh and hot. I will always stay with them its safe and convinient.Gecontroleerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
For the price this Hotel is awesome. The beds are fantastic and the service is excellent. The staff helped us and answered our questions. Again, the rooms are clean, spacious, and the beds are out of this world! We are definitely going back. Neighborhood did not look safe but you are staying inside the hotel... so who cares.Gecontroleerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
"Baymont Hotel in Houston, TX"
Booked the hotel at last minute because we were exhasted after driving across TX for 14 hours. It was easy to find right off the 10 fwy. I was extremely happy that the bed was comfortable that I wanted to take the quilt with me. The shower head had different settings & plenty of hot water. I slept well know that security was always walking around the […] premises (spoke to him a while). The hotel room & premises were very clean. The breakfast was good & i liked the Texas shaped walfels in the morning! Nice little touch! will look Baymont hotel chain when I travel Lees meerGecontroleerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
THE GSR WAS VERY NICE AND HELPFUL.ROOM SMELLED LIKE MOLD. RAINED THE NEXT DAY AND THEIR WERE BUCKETS ALL OVER THE LOBBY.THEIR WAS NOT A REFRIGERATOR OR MICROWAVE IN THE ROOM. I SPOKE TO FRONT DESK WITH MY CONCERN WHEN CHECKING OUT AND HE SAID IF I HAD LET THEM KNOW THEY WOULD HAVE PUT THEM IN THEIR FREE OF CHARGE. THAT WAS NOT ACCEPTABLE TO ME BECAUSE […] I FEEL THEIR SHOULD HAVE BEEN SOME TYPEOF SIGNAGE SAYING THEY ARE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST.I DIDNOT PUSH THE ISSUE WITH THE DESK CLERK BECAUSE AFTERALL, THEY ONLY WORK THERE. Lees meerGecontroleerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
"Ok to stay"
The hotel was probably a 2 star, the elevator didn't work a few days and the treadmill had a belt problem and it was slipping, so I couldn't work out while I was there. The rooms were average, clean, and the staff was friendly and helpful. It is just an average hotel but it was convenient to downtown if you rent a car. There are restaurants right around […] it within walking distance, but I wouldn't walk there (being a woman) as there were a lot of shady-characters all around. Lees meerGecontroleerde Expedia gastenbeoordeling
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I can kind of laugh about it today. Kind of. We were Tebowed.
If it weren't my team I would have been screaming for Tebow all night, but it was my team.
If it weren't my team, it would have been the most exciting football game of wildcard weekend, but it was my team.
Gotta admit, it is a little disappointing today. Although now we can all somewhat relax – the injury hemorrhaging is over. Everyone can heal. There's no way with the number of injuries that we could have made it to the Super Bowl, not through New England and not through Baltimore. It's over. Everyone can heal.
This post may not be popular, but I am going to speak my mind. It's my site afterall. I can do what I want. First, let's be realistic and honest about the secondary. We need to draft a CB. We just do. Ike, love you, you had a crappy game last night – we both know that – but you played well all season, for the most part. Will Gay on the other hand. Look, a few good plays this year, sure. Some when they were needed, absolutely. But one things for sure, if both of y'all don't learn to turn and look for the ball, that PI call will just continue. The reason that you aren't known for interceptions is because you don't know where the ball is half the time to get the pick. Yeah, Ike, you are fast, you can cover man to man. Your brother on the other side cannot. We need to draft a CB. Not a free agent. Draft.
(By the way Ike, I still love you, but it's clear how much Ryan helps you out and makes you look good. Take him out to dinner, he deserves it.)
Is there anyone still standing from the front 3? Keisel, Hampton both suffered injuries last night. Both of those injuries were deadly. A dagger through the heart when they had to come out. Big Snack now has a torn ACL and Keisel with a significant groin injury. As Ed Bouchette (Post-Gazette) tweeted during the game, we were down to our last healthy defensive players, and they were in the game. Not sustainable. Not with tough teams ahead. Again, I am relieved the hemorrhaging has ended. I know that's not a popular comment. But it's true. For me anyway.
Max Starks also suffered an injury last night and tore his ACL. Ben's ankle was hit and I'll bet he had a tough time walking around today. In fact, I would bet money he had a big shot of something strong at half time because that second half he was a whole lot more mobile. It's about as painful to watch as it is probably painful for Ben to play. I'd rather have a healthy QB then try to limp through the post-season with what we've witnessed the last month. It's not pretty, it's not Ben. He can't do what makes him great and we can't win without him doing what makes him great. And honestly, I was tired of holding my breath every time he dropped back…or in this case, every time the ball was snapped and he had no where to go. Not to mention, Denver was getting in his face with a 3-man rush, I can't even begin to imagine what Suggs and the Ravens would do to that kind of offensive line. Would you have been able to bear watching it?
On both defense and offense, I think there's an opportunity to grab some free agents when the time comes. We're not all old and slow as Warren Sapp wants everyone to believe, but we've got to get the young guys up to speed. Ziggy is in year 3 I believe and he's definitely seen a lot of playing time this year. He's not bad at all and he's come a long way in learning a complex defense. As an example of how young that line was last night, Ziggy is the one with the most experience. Ziggy. Yes, Ziggy. McClendon is in his second year and Cam Heyward is a rookie. Nowhere to go but up. Timmons, Harrison, Woodley, Farrior – all stayed healthy last night, amazingly. Woodley's injury I think was still a problem because he wasn't getting to Tebow at all like we thought he would. None of them were actually. Either Denver's O-line was underestimated, the holds on Harrison were a problem, or they just didn't have the fire we thought they would.
Speaking of fire. It's of my opinion, having been to Denver many times, that the team landing Saturday late afternoon was not a good team decision. I just don't think that's enough time to acclimate. You could see them breathing heavy after every major run. I didn't see anyone getting oxygen either, though I may have just missed that part. I think it was a bad decision to get there on Saturday period. I would have had them there Friday morning, and practicing somewhere, even if it was just running and playing light, just to get acclimated. That's me. Clearly I don't get paid big dollars to coach a team. Or for that matter, pay hotel and flight costs. Regardless, not a good decision.
Let's talk Tomlin. I see some of you calling for his head out there on the interwebs. While I think the Saturday decision was dumb, I still think we have a great coach on our hands. Some of you said he's still floating on Cowher's team. Come on now, that's ridiculous. Young money – all Mike. Did Cowher draft Mike Wallace? Are you disappointed in AB? What about Sanders? yes, that's what I thought. Tomlin is a great coach. let him do it. Do I agree with all the playcalls? Nope. Sure don't. Monday morning QB is easy. Anyone can do that. We do it every day. We're doing it right now in fact. Aren't you reading my blog? yes, you are, and I thank you for that.
One thing I am tired of hearing – Hines has been demoted. He's being forced out. Then they show sad pictures of him like this one. Or highlights of him sitting on the sideline. Let's be honest here. He's still a good WR. The last few weeks haven't been good football for anyone, except maybe AB. He also was hurt, he didn't get demoted, he got injured. When the Steelers run a 3 set, he's in it. Get over yourselves and recognize that with on-demand 24/7 news, the media want to be the first to break a story – they are hedging so that if by chance he happened to retire after the game last night that whoever said it first could claim the break. I will say this, Hines is savvy enough that he will make sure it's out on his twitter and FB page at the very same time he releases it publicly. He wants to be the one who tells Steeler Nation what's up and in that fashion, today he said he wants to win another Super Bowl and goshdarnit, he deserves to do that. And when the Steelers win the next one, hopefully he will smile and retire and come on over the sideline to do what he does now – mentor and coach the young guys. Stop trying to make it seem like he's being pushed out. His role for the last few years has been as a mentor anyway. Let Hines be Hines. Thank you.
Oh and stop saying how Mendy shouldn't start and iRed should. Redman started because Mendy was out, yes, but they are completely different kinds of backs. One thing that the Steelers do and it drives me crazy is run an RB literally into the ground. Mendy is for one type of play and Redman is for another. They don't really take the place of the other. MeMo is much more a backup to Mendenhall although some of the plays we through him into this year made no sense at all – they were better designed for someone big like Redman or even Clay (who is huge, by the way). So stop it. They both are good and they both have roles on our offense. Depending on the playcall, which depends on the defense and the down and the distance etc etc etc, both of them could be effective. Absolutely. And they will be. And yes, I still <3 Redman, and that love affair started pre-season circa 2009.
I am ready for the next chapter of Steeler football. Next year is a whole new ball game.
Am I disappointed, yup, but you know what, this is why we play the games. If we were to go on who is crowned king of the hill in August, we;d all be sporting Eagles jerseys right now but you saw how that worked out for them. Only thing I am hoping for is that the Pats and the Ravens get Tebowed along the way too. That would make this the most exciting, no one saw it coming post-season of them all. In fact, Giants and Denver would be the Super Bowl no one predicted. But in all honesty, I am bracing myself the hype that might accompany a Harbaugh Brothers Bowl. I'm not sure I could survive that one. But more than anything, seriously, just don't let Tom Brady get another ring.
Yes, I am a Brady Hater and I am proud of it. Call me silly. I don't like the Ravens, but if you asked me to choose one between Ravens and Pats, I have to go with the Ravens. Have to.


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Wednesday, 22 February 2012
What is Ash Wednesday?
"...For you were made from dust,
and to dust you will return."
- Genesis 3:19(b)
Today, as you go about your day, you might see something a bit strange on the foreheads of some of the people around you. You might think it is a smudge of dirt and suggest your friend go wash his or her face. In actuality, it is a cross drawn in ashes. Today is, after all, Ash Wednesday.
Ash Wednesday is a tradition celebrated throughout many factions of Christendom, a day that marks the beginning of the Christian season of Lent. During this season, many Christians pray, fast and sacrifice something of perceived importance -- such as a favorite snack, trips to Starbucks, smoking or, for the more technologically addicted, Facebook -- as a reminder of the sacrifice Jesus made on the cross on Good Friday.
So what's the deal with the ashes, then? The use of ashes is actually quite an ancient tradition, with references to the use of ashes in times of mourning throughout the Old Testament. Lent is supposed to be a time of mourning, and the ashes merely signify the beginning of this season. The ashes are traditionally the burned remnants of the palms from the previous Palm Sunday, a day in Christianity that marks Christ's entrance into Jerusalem heralded as king shortly before His crucifixion.
The ashes are the most outward symbol of the traditions of today, but there are other traditions Christians might follow that you might not see. Some people will abstain from meat all day or at least fast between meals. Some will spend a great deal of time in prayer and confession, and of course many will go to a special church service where they receive the ashes.
While you might not be participating in Ash Wednesday services today, this is still a good day to reflect on the sacrifice of Christ and ask yourself if there is perhaps something you are willing to sacrifice during the season of Lent to remind you of His sacrifice on a daily basis.
Are you participating in Ash Wednesday services today? Have you seen ashes on the foreheads of people around you and wondered what it meant? What are your thoughts on the traditions of Ash Wednesday? How are you partaking in Lenten traditions? Is there something you are giving up for Lent?
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Elie Wiesel and the above-named holohoax museum are as linked together as the military-industrial complex. Wiesel serves Israel and the International Jewish power structure and, in turn, it looks after him and ensures that he is not only wealthy but famous and covered with honors and decorations that bring him respect.
The United States, since Woodrow Wilson and the 1913 takeover of the U.S. Treasury by the Jewish banking cabal's Federal Reserve System, has been a captive nation. Even though it appears to be the most powerful nation on earth – that is appearance only if you define a nation as being governed by and serving the people who formed and created that nation.
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When one studies this museum, how it came into being and how it operates, one can clearly discern it's parasitical nature – and why, rather than contributing to the national well-being, it takes away from it.
This week, Sunday and Monday April 28-29, is the culmination of several months of "commemoration" of the museum's 20th year of existence.1 It celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2003, so I assume there will be a propaganda-filled anniversary commemoration every 10 years from now on – and maybe they'll throw in a 25th too – unless it is put out of business. Following are some reasons the USHMM should be closed down.
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As applications and games are updated to support 1080p graphics (and beyond), file sizes have increased exponentially over the last year, making inbuilt storage worth its weight in gold. Just two years ago, 2GB and 4GB was not uncommon for built-in storage. Now the standard – or minimum, rather – is 16GB, yet that still is not enough for every scenario. It forces users to have to choose between what applications, games, music, pictures and videos they store on their device. What's worse is microSD card support, or expandable storage, is becoming a rarity for some OEMs. Until 32GB ...
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Michigan's Jordan Kovacs, Courtney Boylan honored by Big Ten for sportsmanship
Michigan football player Jordan Kovacs and women's basketball player Courtney Boylan were among 24 players honored with the Big Ten's Outstanding Sportsmanship Award, according to a news release issued Wednesday.
The conference chose two winners from each of its member schools.
Kovacs enrolled at Michigan without so much as a preferred walk-on spot and participated in two student-body tryouts just to make the team. Now a senior, he's entering his fourth season as a starter at safety and is a probable captain selection.
He has already logged 266 career tackles, 21 tackles for loss (including 5.0 sacks) and two fumble recoveries in 33 career starts. He's also forced five fumbles.
The Curtice, Ohio, native was honorable mention All-Big Ten the past two seasons, according to the media vote, and also was named academic All-Big Ten.
Boylan averaged 12.7 points per game last season, her last with the Wolverines. She started all 32 games, scoring in double figures in 22 of them, and was named the Big Ten Conference Player of the Week on Nov. 14.
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Men's basketball: Stu Douglass
Women's basketball: Courtney Boylan
Men's cross country: Zach Ornelas
Women's cross country: Danielle Tauro
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Men's golf: Matt Thompson
Women's golf: Meagan Bauer
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Ice hockey: Luke Glendening
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Throughout the day we're running a program of activities that include lectures and masterclasses covering performance areas of piano, strings, jazz, brass, woodwind, voice/opera, percussion and early music; as well as composition, musicology, music education and careers in music.
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Bring your instrument! This is your opportunity to be a SCM student and play in one of our performance ensembles. Brass players can join a section of the SCM Brass Ensemble; orchestral and voice musicians can rehearse and perform Vivaldi's Gloria in Verbrugghen Hall; you can also perform as part of the Balinese Gamelan ensemble. Scores and parts will be available for download shortly.
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Again…me, hockey….doesn't really add up, but I know an idiot when I see one; and this dude Rocco Grimaldi (sounds like he should be playing soccer instead of ice-soccer) is a stage A #idiot. The 5-foot-6 Grimaldi was drafted in the 2nd round of the NHL draft by the Florida Panthers this past summer and will be playing in their player development league this winter. Many say this kid has a chance to be a player….but I can tell you this for sure– there's a 100% chance he tweets some strange ****.
Grimaldi is a devout Christian who uses his twitter to preach what he believes, even though his tweets may have scared off some teams at the draft. That's cool…I have no problem with being religious, but being strange/borderline sexist is a no-no. Rocco wants you to know, ladies that God doesn't want you showing off that apple-bottom ass or that newly purchased rack….because that doesn't "honor him." ……yeahhhh.
Okay…this kid is a little confused. Either he likes #fatties or he's never gotten laid. My man….let me ask you this… If you can't control yourself because a latina is rockin' a skin tight dress with her booty poppin' out, then what kind of christian are you in the first place? Either that or you're some kind of #creep that should be locked up anyway. Why would god give Alejandra, Eva, María, Selena (enter any sexy Latina name here) a smokin' hot body if he didn't want her lookin', feelin', smellin' like a million bucks (Luda voice)? Just because you may not be as true of a Christian/#Horndog doesn't mean it's the ladies fault….keep it taped to the side of your leg when you're out kid, that way you won't be poppin' any unexpectee's … ya know?
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I have to go on a business trip to NYC later this week, and I'd like some advice about what to see and to do there. That is, aside from Broadway theater, Statue of Liberty, WTC site, and the Empire State Building.
I have to go on a business trip to NYC later this week, and I'd like some advice about what to see and to do there. That is, aside from Broadway theater, Statue of Liberty, WTC site, and the Empire State Building.
Well, I'm only gonna be there for three days, and a good half of one of these will be spent on various meetings. So I'm thinking of mostly sight-seeing, going to see Fiddler on the Roof, Guggenheim, Statue of Liberty.
The friends with whom I'll be staying suggested going to SoHo. Is it worth a look?
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Sure but have a plan instead of randomly wandering around. Not much specifically in SOHO.
Otherwise -
The MOMA is muy expensive now but it just reopened so it's still fresh.
Liberty Island is a several hours deal. You can't take anything with you either like a backpack.
Ellis Island museum is also interesting.
Don't be disappointed by Ground Zero. It's mostly a huge construction site surrounded by high fences. The old Bronze Globe from 7WTC is now in Liberty Park.
The NYSE is like a fortress now - not much to see there. The old Rotunda caddy cornered from there where the first US government was housed is a worth a quick look-see.
Most of lower Manhattan is strictly business.
South St. Seaport: mall, shopping. They may have lunchtime cruises.
On the other side of the island moving uptown are the Chelsea piers which is also a shopping area. I think there's skating rink and bowling alley there. I know there's a driving range.
This time of year the Rockefeller Ctr. skating rink is still empty I think - in the late spring it turns into resturant.
Around the corner is the 47th st diamond disctrict. Lots a blackhat Jews. Gabillions of them.
Carnegie Deli
If it's warm, the south end of Central Park is nice.
If you are near the Guggenheim the Whitney is nearby FYI.
Columbus Ave. from Columbus circle at the sw corner of Centrak Pk uptown to the 80's is all eateries.
Thanks! Is China-town something worth seeing? I haven't heard much about it, but a few web sites on NY travel talk a bit about it.
Apart from the Empire State Building, there's another huge building that you must see, namely the UN Headquarters. When I spent about a week in NYC a long time ago, the Central Park was also a place that I just had to see. I missed the Statue of Liberty, which I'd probably visit now.
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Chinatown has sprawled out and covers what used to be Little Italy. Mostly small shops and eateries. It's expanded to cover Korean, Japanese, Afghan and SE Asian communities as well.
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The Empire State Bldg generally has a 2+ hr wait to get to the top. Numerous security checks, metal detectors. etc.
Amazing. Back in 1970 there was absolutely no wait and everything was running smoothly.Originally Posted by Mediocrates
Most of the advice you have been given is pretty good if you are in to sightseeing. You might want to devote a day to just people watching in which case just walk around Greenwich Village and don't forget to spend 15 minutes watching the pick up basketball game on 6th ave. near West 4th St. Central Park is also a good place to people watch but that should be saved for a weekend if possible.Originally Posted by KettleWhistle
If you want to eat good deli, forget the Carnegie Deli and eat at the 2nd Ave. Deli. It's about 10th St. on 2nd ave. Getting B'way show tickets may be a bitch but start your search for tickets in Times Square where you can get some good discounts for the same day. You may get lucky and score some tickets for some supposedly sold out shows. You will recognize the place from the long lines at about 45th. St. I think tickets go on sale at about 11 in the morning so I suggest you go there early for a chance at the more popular shows. Then you can proceed with the rest of your day.
Try to avoid the "popular" restaurants as they are overpriced and not worth the quality. Ask friends about places they ate at that they would recommend instead. Get a subway map on-line and learn how to get around the city by train. It's faster and cheaper. Buy a one-day fare card each day and you can use it as many times as you need for that day. Cabs are very expensive and you will watch the meter run up while you sit in the cross town traffic going nowhere fast.
If you have any special interests, just post them and I will try to help.
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A Palestinian shot 7 people and killed himself on the observation deck in 1997.
Then after 911 security was increased again.
Well, thanks for all the advice. During my day-and-half there, I haven't been able to see nearly all that I wanted, but I did get to Guggenheim. It was way way smaller than I thought it would be, but, their collections of Picasso and Kandinsky were amazing. Plus chatting with some angry French people about France's anti-Semitism provided for some recreational enterntainment.
Times square was nice too. I got to see the Fiddler on the Roof. Their interpretation of it--something along the lines of a Jewish version of Things Fall Apart, was interesting, although somewhat flawed with regard to the original plot. Unfortunately, I couldn't make it to the Statue of Liberty or the top of the Empire State building because of pouring rain.
But still there ayn't no place like home!
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This week: Lucy and Ruthie try to get in with the In Crowd; Dopey and Chickenhead discuss their loathsome relationship; and despite what the promos would have you believe, none of the Camdens helps anyone much at all. Not that I'm busting on the promo producers. I'm sure they must have difficulties staying awake while watching the show too.
I'm sad to report that RevCam doesn't give his usual little welcome before the episode begins. He's in his office, actually. It looks like he just needed a break from his family, or else he's busy surfing some porn on his laptop, because SuperMom has to phone and practically drag him away from the office to take a walk with her. As he gets up to leave, he notices that someone has slipped an envelope under his door. He's about to open it when he hears the phone ring again. He leaves without answering it.
Okay, some producer must have been checking out MBTV lately and been embarrassed by 7th Heaven's poor showing in the special-effects Remote Poll, because it looks like they threw another twenty bucks into the effects budget. Ruthie's on a three-way phone call with two of her little troll friends, and we get to see all three of them at once through the wonder of split-screen wizardry. It's very Brady. Troll One says that if Ruthie wants to be their friend, she has to get three-way calling. Huh? Honestly, I refuse to believe that kids these days are that cretinous. She goes on to state the second condition of the friendship, which is that Ruthie has to help them get rid of someone named Sarah, who "can't be following [them] around because she's a total geek loser." Troll Two adds, "Yeah, we can't be seen with losers, or other people are gonna think that we're losers too." Well, if that's the case, are you sure you've got the right Ruthie on the line? Ruthie hesitates, perhaps wondering, as am I, if "getting rid" of someone means dismembering her and hiding her body parts in various dumpsters around town. She eventually agrees to it, though.
Simon puts down the copy of The Outsiders that he's just finished reading. He stares glumly into space until Ruthie comes along and asks him if he's going to cry. He claims he's "reflecting" because he just read a "terrible book" for school. Ruthie asks why reading terrible books is required: "Did they run out of all the good books by the eighth grade?" I'm busy wiping tears of mirth, not self-pity, from my eyes while Simon explains that The Outsiders is not terrible, just "terribly sad." Then he gives away the ending to the book and makes a halfhearted attempt to explain it to Ruthie. Eventually he gives up and says that he has to start writing his essay. Ruthie's a mini-Matt in the making, because she says all sternly, "Well, then I guess you should get to your paper," as if it were actually any of her business.


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The search for a successor to retiring Saddle Brook superintendent Kathryn Fedina should be finished within a month. The Saddle Brook Board of Education, which concluded its first round of superintendent candidate interview sessions Tuesday night, expects to have finished whittling down its field of more than 30 total applicants for the position by early April, Board President Marilyn Nasello said Monday. The board has been working with Sousa and Stern Educational Consultants, a private firm with expertise in conducting superintendent searches, since late last year when Fedina announced she would retire when her contract expired at the end of this school year. Sousa and Stern, who also conducted the district's previous superintendent …
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It takes patience to appreciate the impact the AAAS Human Rights Network has on the plight of scientists who are in trouble -- often with the governments of their own countries.
"After our subscribers have sent out letters in support of someone, we might hear that prison conditions have improved, or the United Nations might get involved in the case, but it can take a long time before anything happens," says Victoria Baxter, program associate for the AAAS Science and Human Rights Program, which administers the network. But she notes that to the people the network helps, every action on their behalf is appreciated.
In January, the Network sent out alerts asking its 350 subscribers to respond to threats against the life and liberty of scientists in Honduras and Russia.
In Honduras, the National Commissioner for Human Rights in Honduras, Leo Valladares Lanza, and his deputy, Sonia Marlina Dubon, received anonymous death threats over the telephone. Valladares Lanza and Dubon recently issued a report detailing the extent to which journalists are censored in Honduras, and Valladares recently called for an end to alleged corruption in that nation's judicial system.
The network suggested that its subscribers send letters to the president of Honduras and other national officials, asking them to protect Valladares Lanza and Dubon and to investigate the source of the threats against them. A second alert requested help for Igor Sutyagin, a military affairs specialist who has spent over two years in a Russian jail on charges of treason for allegedly spying for the British. The Russian Supreme Court recently agreed to hear Sutyagin's appeal.
The letters can make a difference, says Sutyagin's friend and colleague, Pavel Podvig, a visiting researcher at Princeton University's Program in Science and Global Security.
"I have not yet lost confidence in the Russian judicial system," Podvig says. "If the Russian Supreme Court hears from academics in the United States and elsewhere that this case is contrary to conduct of law anywhere else, it could make a difference."
The Kaluga Regional Court ruled in December that Sutyagin had not been given the right to defend himself because none of the charges were specific enough. Rather than throwing out the case, however, the court ordered another round of investigations, an action that is being appealed to the Russian Supreme Court. Sutyagin, a civilian researcher, argues that the information he collected on the Russian military was found in unclassified materials, and that he could not have had access to classified documents as he had no security clearance. Sutyagin, who is 37, is being held in an overcrowded jail, Podvig said, so his family's first priority is that he be set free while his case makes its way through the system.
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CARDIFF, Wales (AP) — Everything is set up for Ireland to have a great Six Nations.
They just have to avoid stuffing it up. Confidence is high from a rousing win over Argentina after blowing a good lead against South Africa in the autumn. A pile of injuries forced coach Declan Kidney to loosen his grip and do something daring, and Irish fans suddenly saw a vision of a brighter future.
Kidney has stayed on the bandwagon in passing the captaincy to No. 8 Jamie Heaslip from a reluctant Brian O'Driscoll, the inspirational skipper for eight years and 84 of his 120 tests. The aging O'Driscoll is fit again for the midfield, and back along with other key players in hooker Rory Best, flanker Sean O'Brien and fullback Rob Kearney. They offer a combined 245 caps.
O'Driscoll added an emotional element for Ireland in hinting that this may be his last Six Nations. "There's a strong possibility it could be my last," O'Driscoll told the BBC on Thursday. "But I haven't really allowed myself to start thinking about finishing. If you start thinking about it too early, you're one foot into retirement already."
The schedule is also favorable for Ireland, with both main title rivals, France and England, going to Lansdowne Road. Plus, Wales is vulnerable heading to their clash at Millennium Stadium on Saturday.
The Welsh are enduring their worst run in a decade, seven straight losses, five of them under interim coach Rob Howley. Confidence, form, and the player roll took big hits from Samoa, Argentina, New Zealand and Australia last November.
The injury toll has forced Howley to patch together a team to begin its title defense. The locks are Andrew Coombs, a converted flanker making his test debut out of Newport Gwent Dragons, and Ian Evans, who hasn't started a game since mid-November because of knee trouble.
The front and back rows, however, look impressive, with Adam Jones back after missing the autumn tests to complete the 2009 British and Irish Lions front row, and Aaron Shingler holding onto the blindside flank and keeping Justin Tipuric in the reserves. Also, Dan Biggar has been preferred over France-based James Hook for the flyhalf jersey vacated by the injured Rhys Priestland.
The losing streak has somewhat dampened expectations on Wales, but that would all change if it was to beat Ireland a fourth straight time this weekend. Ireland has more to lose than the Welsh. Defeat would evaporate all the good feelings from the November campaign and undercut the coaches' plans to lead the team to the 2015 World Cup. Also, another Six Nations would surely pass by without the title.
Only once in the last 17 years has a team lost its first game and gone on to win the championship, which France did in 2006, pipping Ireland on points difference. So a quick start is essential on Saturday.
"As a squad, we have worked hard over the past two weeks and go into Saturday excited and confident at defending our title," Howley said. "The Six Nations is all about momentum, and we know we have to hit the ground running against Ireland."
Wales: Leigh Halfpenny, Alex Cuthbert, Jonathan Davies, Jamie Roberts, George North, Dan Biggar, Mike Phillips; Toby Faletau, Sam Warburton (captain), Aaron Shingler, Ian Evans, Andrew Coombs, Adam Jones, Matthew Rees, Gethin Jenkins. Reserves: Ken Owens, Craig Mitchell, Paul James, Olly Kohn, Justin Tipuric, Liam Williams, Scott Williams, James Hook.
Ireland: Rob Kearney, Craig Gilroy, Brian O'Driscoll, Gordon D'Arcy, Simon Zebo, Jonathan Sexton, Conor Murray; Jamie Heaslip (captain), Sean O'Brien, Peter O'Mahony, Donnacha Ryan, Mike McCarthy, Mike Ross, Rory Best, Cian Healy. Reserves: Sean Cronin, David Kilcoyne, Declan Fitzpatrick, Donncha O'Callaghan, Chris Henry, Eoin Reddan, Ronan O'Gara, Keith Earls.


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Andre Drummond blew up for 18 points, 18 rebounds (9 offensive), two steals and a block in 28 minutes on Tuesday.
It took a blowout loss to the Bucks for Lawrence Frank to turn him loose, and he was possibly on fantasy benches after his 16-minute, zero-point performance on Sunday. The bad news is that the Pistons were a -21 with Drummond on the floor tonight, but that number doesn't mean much to us in this instance. He was a beast, and would be a beast every night if Frank would just play the kid. As we've been saying all season, he's worth holding as Frank simply has to turn him loose at some point, and hopefully tonight was a turning point in making it happen.


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I am reflecting on what a wonderful day I am having thinking, working in peace and digging into the projects piled on my desk. All in wonderful silence!
I was in a school yesterday working with the office staff on some technology skills and we were in a quiet conference room far away from the constant motion of the school office. As we reflected about how much we were able to get done in one day our conversation shifted to the constant noise, interruptions and shifting gears that fill most school days. This is true for almost everyone that works in our schools. I would love to be part of this conversation about what we could do to bring some "peace" to our schools. Do we really need a shrill bell every xx minute? How can we rethink our teaching and learning space to make our environments more conducive to thinking? What a great conversation for every staff!
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David Morrissey, a good-looking big lug of a British leading man with a talent for playing tortured rectitude, is the star and producer of "Thorne," a detective drama airing Tuesday and Wednesday on Encore.
The series, to stretch the term — it ran in six parts in the U.K. in 2010, but here takes the form of back-to-back feature films — adapts two novels by Mark Billingham, "Thorne: Sleepyhead" and "Thorne: Scaredy Cat," both of which concern apparent serial murders. Its visual tics seem imported from American procedurals like"CSI,"and if they make "Thorne" seem contemporary and excite its surface, they can also obscure whatever human story they have to tell; you can't see the grit for the gloss. There is also a tediously artsy, almost epicurean regard for the work of the psycho killer, a convention I've never much trusted or liked, but which has become standard for the form.


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Natural Raw Wheat Germ, 4 Pack, 16 oz (453 g), From Bob's Red Mill
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Wheat Germ is the heart of the wheat berry. It has a delicious nutty flavor, and is packed with nutrition. For a scant 60 calories and one and a half grams of unsaturated fat, a two tablespoon serving will provide two grams of dietary fiber, thirteen percent of recommended daily value of folic acid, ten percent of recommended daily value of phosphorus, magnesium and zinc, and fifteen percent of your vitamin E and thiamin requirements. It is a cholesterol and sodium free food, and its fat is unsaturated. You can use Wheat Germ to replace up to one half cup of flour when baking cookies, muffins and breads. Use it as a topping for fruit pies, fruit salads, yogurt and ice cream, or as a nutritious breading for chicken or fish and as filler for meatballs and meatloaf.
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I've got these tights from oasap last week. I love the pattern and they're really good quality. The skirt is from a flea market and was only 3 francs :)
At the moment I'm totally into mustard yellow. The sweater is from topshop.
However I'm better now and I hope to get to posting more often here :)
Feel free to hype this look HERE ;)