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9 comments:
- Arden said...
If these are as easy as their tees, I will be all over them. I just need to find a international store that sells them! x
- July 10, 2012 at 7:38 AM
- Sam [The Peak of Tres Chic] said...
No way! The packaging is too cute, and I'm hoping the lotions and scrubs will make my skin feel as soft as their tees! :)
- July 10, 2012 at 8:01 AM
- Sammantha said...
I want it on my body. I want it on my body now.
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- christin said...
Weirdo alert! Yea, I'm not too sure about this. I feel like you should do one thing really well and not do EVERYTHING.
- July 10, 2012 at 8:47 AM
- The Now said...
I saw this the other day! I wonder if they are any good... xoxo Elizabeth
- July 10, 2012 at 10:28 AM
- Landi {Freckled Confessions} said...
No way! Splendid is one of my favorite comfy brands... so these are definite must trys!
- July 10, 2012 at 10:59 AM
- Alexa said...
Oooh and I'm always drawn to products with good packaging! :)
- July 10, 2012 at 11:42 AM
- sarah | chevrons and stripes said...
I'm skeptical but I love their tees so I'll give 'em a try! And the packaging is def spot on.
- July 10, 2012 at 12:54 PM
- Jessica said...
Ooh, so exciting! I love it when brands surprise you (in good ways, anyway!).
- July 10, 2012 at 5:55 PM


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- The net income growth from the same quarter one year ago has exceeded that of the S&P 500 and greatly outperformed compared to the Trading Companies & Distributors industry average. The net income increased by 12.3% when compared to the same quarter one year prior, going from $65.00 million to $73.00 million.
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- Net operating cash flow has declined marginally to $153.00 million or 2.54% when compared to the same quarter last year. In addition, when comparing the cash generation rate to the industry average, the firm's growth is significantly lower.
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If it ain't broke don't fix it. Matusz and Arrieta stunk it up as starters last year, they should be better (couldn't be much worse). Markakis was injured and only really contributed in the last quarter of the season. Machado for a whole year is better than 3b for all of last year. No one had a monster year in 2012. So 2013 should be better than 2012 and done cheaply.
I'm convinced that the main reason the Oriole FO even shows up at the winter meetings every year is because they cant wait to obtain a minimum wage player through the annual Rule V draft.
Who'd have thunk it, but Reynolds' play with the glove at 1B probably saved Machado more than a handful of errors on throws. Or at least turned what would have been ruled a hit due to difficulty into an out.
I'm probably in the minority at this point, but Duquette still doesn't give me much reason for confidence long-term. Still think last year's run was more thanks to a healthy dose of good fortune combined with a handful of MacPhail moves finally paying some dividends. Duquette's only big plus moves were Hammel and Chen. And Hammel was the proverbial lottery ticket that actually paid off. Near 30 year-olds with a career 5 ERA usually don't magically turn it around like he did. We'll see. His main offensive additions in Betemit, Chavez, and Johnson were below adequate all-around. McClouth was the only position player he added of any note, and that was just another mid-season trash heap pick-up with no risk. Wonderful that he played relatively well, but it's still not the sort of move you copy as the key to building a consistent competitor.
Not at all. We had so many come through the rotation it is hard to keep track of all of them. I agree that there should be a contingency plan in case Tillman didn't have a great turnaround. I always liked him and was always disappointed by him so I'm not sold yet. However, he earned the chance to be a starter unless he stumbles.
So I think our starting pitching looks reasonably set with Hammel, Chen, Tillman, Gonzalez, & Britton with perhaps Johnson or even Bundy stepping in when one of them plays their way out of the rotation. We have a lot of good young arms and I think the starting pitching looks good. Of course I am making the same mistake a lot of fans make in assuming that the likes of Hammel, Gonzalez, and Tillman all continue with their above median performances and do not revert back to their normal careers.
I think the pitching will be okay....it's the offense I'm worried about.
I just don't see them winning so many 1 run games next year without adding another bat. This team struggled big time to score runs at times.
Once again it's on Petey ....because I'm sure DD would love to add one. His hands are tied
Yes, much of what he says is inaccurate.
Angelos position on spending on FAs was already legitimized by other teams that have taken the same position.
They said several years ago that they wanted to start building from within - and they've done that.
The real issue with the O's is that they aren't putting themselves in position to win by supplementing the talent on the team with dependable FAs.
McLouth, as I said before, seems like a great signing - but there are still ?'s with him.
In the meantime, the Yanks are going after Youk, who is a guy that could have really solidified this team and added to this clubhouse.
The real issue overall that I see here is that the new agreement has really hung smalls and mids out to dry, while giving all of the resources of the league to the bigs.
I get, they "make" more of the money (that's a debate for another time) - but the reality is that you can't have the Yankees if you don't have the O's, Rays, and other teams out there to play against them and make the schedule.
The Yanks aren't going to draw 40K a game if they don't have anyone to play against - and the intrigue that is created by a good team playing difficult games against good teams is what keeps fans in the ballpark.
Angelos is just as greedy as the next owner, and the only difference is that he doesn't have the same resources as a number of the other franchises.
You just legitimized what he said. He sad the O's would take last year's success to mean they don't have to add quality free agents. As far as Youkilis goes, where does he fit in here? He plays 3rd base, do you send Manny back to the minors? If you're bringing in Youk to play 1b I'd rather resign Mark Reynolds
I don't see how that legitimizes anything.
Youk is a superior defender and can play both sides, so as to be insurance if either guy falters, he can hit middle of the order, he's a career .283/.384/.482 guy, he has playoff experience, and he's a switch hitter who can DH.
As far as Reynolds, I like the idea of bringing him back. Imo, they would be bringing back one of the best defensive 1b in baseball. It would be great to have a 6/7 of Hardy/Reynolds, with Wieters batting 5th, Adam 4th, Davis 3rd, and a combination of Markakis/McLouth/Reimold/BRob at 1/2 - or even to move BRob to 9th - then Manny could bat 8th and have no pressure.
really the only top free agent that you would want to sign is swisher. But i really don't want swisher due to the thing with the policeman.
last year fielder was the guy to get and he was worth the money. I don't see anyone worth the money they will be getting this year.
repeating this inaccuracy isn't going to change the fact the owner said otherwise when MASN came to be. In September 2006 he was asked
Q. Does that job get somewhat more manageable with the MASN dollars?
A. In answer to your question, now that we have an RSN and we can move forward with it that is going get us on a more even plane with Boston and New York, and that was the purpose.
for some unknown reason the fans in these parts have amnesia when it comes to the actual resources this team has. The ability to spend more is there, the will never has been nor will it be there until new ownership.
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WARRNAMBOOL sharpshooter Jason Rowan has kicked 100 goals in a season for a third time.
It took Rowan only a quarter-and-a-half against Terang Mortlake at Reid Oval on Saturday to kick the six goals he needed to notch his century.
After marking about 45 metres out on a slight angle, the spearhead was quickly mobbed when his shot sailed through mid-way through the second term.
As the goal umpire waved the flags, scores of fans — including those in a marquee for a past players' function — rushed onto Reid Oval.
"I was surprised how many people came out," Rowan said.
From the opening bounce, it was evident Rowan was in for a big afternoon.
He kicked three goals in the opening term and two in quick succession to open the second quarter.
The Hampden interleague representative finished with eight goals, taking his season tally to 102.
"When I was coming in for my 100th, I was shaking and nervous but I was kicking all right," he said.
"Everything was going through my head. It was lucky it went through.
"It (the milestone) happened so quickly, it was hard to believe.
"I was really surprised I had it up by half-time.
"We tried to get the game won before we started to try and get my 100th but it was pretty natural."
At 26, Rowan has already etched his name in the Hampden league's record books.\
He's won the league goalkicking award for the past five seasons and has an unassailable lead this season.
Other than Rowan, Colac's Nathan Murray and South Warrnambool's Korey Fulton in 1998, and Port Fairy's Frank Matthews in 2005 are the only other players to have kicked a century in the home and away season in the past 14 years.
With time on his side, Rowan is a chance to challenge South Warrnambool/Koroit/Port Fairy forward Tony Russell as the league's leading goalkicker.
Russell kicked 1020 during his career.
"It's a fair record. I will take it as it comes," he said. Rowan credited his Blues' teammates.
"It is a good achievement to get an individual award, but on the other hand I'd like to thank the other 20 blokes I play with each week," he said. "It's their award as much as mine."
At six foot, Rowan isn't your average full forward. "I started as a midfielder and I was having a bad day in the midfield and was moved forward and that's where it all kicked off," he said.
Warrnambool has sewn up top spot after its 89-point drubbing of the Bloods and is eyeing premiership success.
Rowan played in the Blues' 2010 flag and has played in three grand final losses.


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I am also breaking away from my home to share with you my second home. My home away from home...the home that allows me to pay for all the pretties in my first home...the home I can't wait to leave at the end of the day to head home...my office.
In July 2008, I made the decision to start my own Real Estate firm. It was a five year goal and I was on tract - and more than ready. I purchased a small office building instead of renting. The purchase price was "as-is," and the Seller was mighty proud of how he had furnished and decorated it. Below is how it looked when it was purchased.
The ink where I signed my name on the deed was not even dry when I started painting and re-decorating. :-) The area you see is the large waiting area when you first enter the office. There are three larger offices and a conference room.
I needed something to go on each side of the print above the distressed, white cabinet. This is one of my favorite prints that I own. I love all things botanical. This used to hang in my former office, but when hung alone in the new office - it looked very insignificant. So, I searched in my basement and garage for items I already had. Nothing seemed to do any justice to the print. Then, I remembered two metal grates I had purchased at Michael's at a year end sale, for about $6 bucks each. I bought them simply because they were on sale, but didn't have any clue what I would do with them. (Oh please....don't even pretend you've never done THAT before!) :-)
Using some ordinary floral wire....I attached the planters to the fronts of the grates.
It then looked like this...
I am famous for saving wreaths and baskets for recycling the florals. My attic is filled with them, I never throw them away. And this was a time which called for recycling like no other. My decorating budget was....well....$0.00
I tore apart a wreath and a floral arrangement, too...and started filling the containers.
This is what I ended up with....
In case you're wondering...although I am a huge fan of Creedence Clearwater Survival (its an old Southern band in case you didn't know LOL) - that is not what the three letters on the wall stand for. It's my business name - Crossroads Carolina Realty.
(By the way....my logo reads "...where all roads lead to home!"
Here is my business logo....
Here are some more views of the waiting area...
I hope you have enjoyed the tour of my office, and also my floral project. Thank you, Susan, for hosting Met Monday.
Happy Home Away From Home....Barb


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Outrage and concern over a controversial drug needle exchange program shifted from Santa Cruz City Hall to the County Board of Supervisors chamber this week.
During a public comment session Tuesday morning, dozens of residents took issue with allowing volunteers to park a van on county property on Emeline Street. Addicts, many who are homeless, can go to the van three days a week for free needles and the county is in charge with overseeing the needle operation.
"Enough is enough, I'm sorry Mr. Connerty. Keep Santa Cruz Weird? I'm over it," resident Regina Henderson said.
Henderson was addressing supervisor Neal Coonerty, who created the "Keep Santa Cruz Weird" campaign a decade ago. He sells T-shirts with that slogan out of his popular bookstore, Bookshop Santa Cruz, on Pacific Avenue.
Coonerty was referring to the town's colorful counter-culture and street performers.
But addicts strung out on drugs also act weird, and a backlash against the slogan has grown since the start of 2013. "Keep Santa Cruz Safe And Clean" bumper stickers have begun appearing around town with the same black and white color scheme and font.
Supervisors were not hit with the intensity and verbal barbs that Santa Cruz City Council members weathered last week during their public comment session.
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But supervisors did hear many important points about health and safety. Since the needle exchange van was banned from its Lower Ocean Street location six weeks ago and moved to Emeline Avenue in Santa Cruz, Emeline Avenue residents said crime and littered needles skyrocketed.
"Needles have been found in the parks, sandboxes, beaches, mall. You name it, we find them everywhere," resident Dave Christian said.
Within the past three months, local volunteer cleanup efforts found 740 used drug needles and parents said they are terrified a child will eventually step on one. Critics argue that giving addicts free needles only fuels drugs abuse. Drug abuse, in turn, fuels crime as addicts steal to pay drug dealers for heroin and methamphetamine.


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Byrne says there have been several transmission-line proposals through or near southwestern Utah, but they've had a hard time finding backers, likely because of the expense. The Solar Energy Zones are spots where federal agencies say large solar installations would have minimal environmental effects and could be approved more quickly if developers are interested.
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My current status is :
- lacking free time (because of my new "life eating" new job, for 1 yr now)
- blocked by difficult drive assembly code on 360
(in order to create minidash 0.0 on 360+original KK)
But I could take the time to test iPhone SDK to see if minidash 0.0 can be done on iPhone. Beta 4 of iPhone SDK just got released. On my macbook, the teapot open gl sample worked fine. So, finally, we can talk about 3D for iPhone (without going through the USA only dev program).
With this version all iPhone binaries will have to be signed...
We are getting closer and closer to the very closed game console model...
So I predict this :
Homebrew will appear with 2 versions. One for jailbroken iPhones (free and ready to run on iPhone) and another one that you can run on your macbook through the iPhone simulator coming with SDK.
I doubt that true homebrew devs will accept to go through a painful certification process... So I bet homebrew for standard iPhones will just be archives holding the source of the program. You will have to compile it and run it on your macbook, and if you go yourself through the certification process, then you might be able to run it on standard iPhone.
Honestly, Jailbroken iPhone will probably win for homebrew. Standard iPhones, on the other way will turn into secured handled game consoles.
If I have time I will go along both routes... No ETA of course... I'm trying too many things at the same time for the free time I actually have... I'm bad.
EDIT : I withdraw my prediction (see below)
EDIT : Fixed misunderstanding (or late change in apple policy)
Certificate costs $99 per year and not $99 just once in your life
EDIT : Cost can be greatly reduced if you work in group. A way to supply the result of compilation to up to 99 beta testers exists, called 'Ad hoc distribution'.
So 1 dev can pay $99 per year and get reimbursed by 99 followers that will pay him $1 each per year in order to get a zip archive that can install the application thru their iTunes synchronisation mechanism. The application will run until the expiration date of the dev subscription.
EDIT : Apple policy changed a bit. They now say you can have 99 testers/year.
Also they say you can no longer remove a tester you added. I guess that means each year you re-subscribe, the testers list gets emptied (I doubt they add 100 slots each year you re-subscribe again).
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If you put aside the worldwide publishing process thru Apple approval, the 'regular' way to run homebrew on Iphone appears more friendly than the xn/a solution. It costs the same price but only once (I think).
Once you paid $99 (1x/year), you can go through a few procedures and you are able to compile and run on your Iphone, turned into 'Development State'. So for homebrew maker sharing their sources, everyone will be able to compile and run it on one's Iphone turned into this special state. (Dunno if phone abilities are preserved yet, but I will know it soon). Also for the ones who don't want to pay at all, they will be able to run it through the software emulator on their macbook. If you don't know yet, the Sdk requires an intel based mac (a macbook is enough for the task -I know it's expensive, but well...-). To have people use it on normal Iphone for free, you have to go through Apple approval procedure, that's another story that I don't need to talk about since it completely depends on the homebrew code you submit to Apple.
It seems there is a trap though. So I wanted to warn everyone.
It's clearly written in the documentation (available once you pay and enroll), that you MUSTN'T upgrade your iphone to 2.0 OS and turn it into 'Development State' BEFORE you go through the procedure that declare it as a registered authorized test Iphone. If you upgrade to 2.0 OS Before and turn it into 'Development State' it will become disabled. Also there is an activation done through the network carrier (so I think the phone ability is preserved and used in the procedure that turns it into 'Development State', but I will try to confirm when I can).
So if you plan to develop, don't upgrade to 2.0 yet. Pay the fee. And read carefully all the documentation.
I will try to give more hints as I progress myself thru the procedure.
For me, knowing what the Iphone is able to do with 3D rendering is important.
The future 3D library I will write for PC0 machines (but also consoles) will probably be divided into layers.
For now I need to know what will be the common lowest layer (minimum power for basic homebrew games).
This layer will probably be a set of common abilities given by the Iphone, the NDS and the PSP.
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The 'regular way' for Homebrew on Iphone really works well!
Steve, you delivered what you promised! Good boy! Thanks a lot.
So, after paying $99, (1x per year), I could turn my activated 1.1.2 regular Iphone into an updated activated 2.0 regular Iphone, but marked as Development Iphone.
You can restore normal 2.0 anytime and turn it back to normal Iphone.
But frankly, there is no difference beside the ability to run your own code (finally!). It still works as a phone, or low speed internet browser (thru EDGE network). Everything's ok!
I will now give the list of actions involved in the procedure (given on apple site, but there are a few big mistakes/vague infos there that took me to insane confused situations at very critical moments...).
- buy a macbook (around $1000 I guess...), upgrade it to last OS & iTunes
- become registered apple developper (free :
- download and install iphone sdk (free, main application is named XCode)
- subscribe to standard developper program ($99 1x per year)
- you will receive a 1st completely insane confusing email
(no need to look for the download link you are asked to click, doesn't exist)
- you receive a 2nd email later (24h), an activation email. click the link
- A new link 'Program Portal' will appear in the iphone dev center
- Create your private key with the application named 'KeyChain access'
(existing on all macbooks but becareful, its name is localized)
- Create the 'Certificate' (used to sign your code, allowing apple to identify)
(not instant, follow instructions, approve it, 'pending issuance' will vanish)
- Create the 'APP ID' (a numeric unique value for your application(s), use '*')
- Register the UDID (I only tried with 2.0. Xcode shows a long numeric ID)
(EDIT:iTunes can show it, but it's hidden. Click on 'Serial number')
(here I updated from 1.1.2 to 2.0 using iTunes, to see it, but I couldn't)
- If you were with fw<2.0, just upgrade to 2.0 but through XCode only.
- If you were already with 2.0, restore again to 2.0 but through XCode only.
(while restoring the iPhone, XCode will add the registered UDID somewhere)
(it's written that it needs to be a regular activated iPhone with network ok)
- Create a 'Provisioning File' (just a file that references APP ID, UDID, etc...)
All is ready for homebrew compilation :
Inside any sample projects made for the final Sdk, hit Infos button and
select both the signing certificate and the provisioning file. Now you can select your iPhone instead of just the simulator and the application runs on your iPhone!
An icon is automatically created on the iPhone (I tried GLSprite sample and an icon GLSprite appeared showing the tiny blue sapphire).
If launched from XCode, the application can even be debugged in real time, through the USB link, while running on the iPhone!
If you unplug the iPhone you can run the application through it's new icon! Homebrew ready!
The certificate has an expiration time of 6 month it seems. Normally you should be able to request another one without paying again.
You can turn up to 100 iPhones into development iPhones with same account.
There is a similar procedure for submitting code for world wide distribution through applestore. But your code is to be very clean, gentle and well documented! (not exactly nowadays homebrew...)
The interest of the approval by apple is of course that people can get if for free without paying for standard developper program and without the need to own a macbook. But there will be of course unapproved interesting stuff.
So it's really friendly for owners of iPod, iPhone and iPhone 3G.
They locked iPhone to avoid large distribution of unapproved code world wide, but you are really free to write and run your own nasty unapproved code for your own needs (and you can publish their source to share it with other standard program subscribers)!
That really smells good homebrew to me!
No ETA on the completion of my study of Open GL ES.
Once done, it will give me clues about the appropriate lowest 3D library layer structure I should use to have iPhone homebrew compatible with other platforms homebrew.
Actually iTunes can show the long identifier (40 hex chars.). But it's hidden.
You have to click Serial number and it switch to Identifier... Hard to guess...
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The Groundhogs are Out!
It's been nice enough the last couple of weeks that the sleepy groundhogs have been coming out of their habitats and stumbling along seeking food. There have been several dead ones hit on the roads (that's what they get for getting out of bed when they are too tired to pay attention)! But they are just as cute as always. We've seen some really big ones this spring. Mostly they are on the thin side after a long winter, but not this year. Fat and chubby, they look like they are already set for their summer fun! We should be getting some chippie babies in a month or so, it will be fun to see those little critters! Ah, wildlife… I love living where I do. It's starting to get a bit too overcommercialized, but at long as there is still room for the critters I am happy.
It's already April
Here it is already April and I haven't posted nary a word on here! Shame on me. I guess the uproar over politics has got me down and I'd prefer to just shut up and be quiet. That having been said, it's time to start posting things again.
Now that the snow is finally gone and the really cold temperatures (well, except for that 13 degrees we had about a week ago at night), it's time to start enjoying the sun as it comes out to take a look at the spring world. Today it's mostly cloudy but now and again the sun comes out and it's beautiful! It feels good, especially when I go outside and I can feel it on my skin and face. Yesterday was a nice day too, til it started raining. It came with thunder, lightning, wind and hail also. We went to Ethan's dek hockey game in it and Ann, Cindy and I sat out on the bleachers talking while everyone else was heading for cover. All of a sudden there was a big flash of lightning and a sudden loud clap of thunder and we bailed off the bleachers in a hurry for cover! LOL! I think it was God's way of telling Cindy to get rid of her lightning rod umbrella! We managed to get the rest of the game in between lightning breaks, and sadly Ethan's team lost. But it was fun just the same. HE's playing an age group up this year, and he is the smallest guy out there. Surprisingly, he is one of the best players out there, so I'm looking forward to good things from him. We aren't expecting any rain this afternoon, and the sun has just peeked out from its cloudy shroud. Life is cool, sometimes.
Holiday Blues
Thanksgiving has passed and the Christmas season is ramping up. Well actually the Christmas season has been ramping up for a month now. After a wonderful thanksgiving at the Weisser's home, we've pretty much been laying low. I can't stand how the commercial side of Christmas seems to permeate everything. WalMart had their Christmas stuff out the beginning of October! It's all about shopping and buying gifts for people in our lives, not at all about Christ and the true meaning of Christmas. Electronics, toys, jewelry, you name it. It's disgusting! Now that Black Friday has come and gone the malls are crazy with people wanting to buy stuff. I mean, there's hardly a spot to park in! I will be staying away from our local shopping mall because of the traffic and rude drivers and such. Shopping online is for me. Out Amazon.com membership gets us free two day shipping. We can find just about everything there. It allows us to do our shopping without the hassle of all of the people!
This Christmas we will have a hard time trying to get a gift for our buddy Ethan. What do you get a kid that loves hockey and is 13 years old? We got him a t-shirt and a gift card for Pure Hockey for his birthday in October, but 13 years old is hard to buy for. I will have to think about this some. He's just a cute kid and we love him to death. Commercialism for this kid is okay. I will get something for his parents as well. But it won't be one of those over-zealous hunts for something big, just small tokens of friendship. Christmas is a sad time for me. People in my life have died or been very ill during those times and I keep remembering them as they were, and it reminds me of the good times and I get sad thinking about the times we could have had. Oh well. No going out to shop, no stress of what to get people. Just a mediocre time to spend until the actual Christmas holiday arrives. And goes. And then another year of struggling to survive in a world that isn't always kind.
Thanksgiving Gratefulness
We had a good time at the Weisser's for Thanksgiving. All of Cindy's family was there, as well as a couple of friends. I'm always kind of shy when it comes to being in the company of people I don't know. But Cindy's family were all very nice and it made this task much easier that I'd imagined. We had all of the fixins for dinner – turkey, stuffing, broccoli, brussels sprouts, green bean casserole, candied yams, dinner rolls and Ann's famous cranberries! Dessert was a whole other class by itself! Chocolate pie, cherry pie, peach pie, pumpkin pie and a couple of other ones I don't remember. I had the pumpkin, as usual, as I think that pumpkin is a traditional Thanksgiving treat. Special thanks to Cindy, Jerry and Ethan for welcoming us into their home, and sparing us a dinner of ramen noodles and pop! LOL!
Election's over, but questions remain.
I survived the 2012 Presidential Election – not easily, as it was a nail biter, but Barack Obama won re-election and I'm glad. The odd thing is that the country is evenly divided, 50-49, over the agenda of each party. That having been said, it is readily apparent that Congress is going to have to work together in order to get anything done. Whatever is done will have to be done with concessions from both sides. I don't think that the people will take anything less than bipartisan action.Well, I'm not so sure about the Republicans, but I know the Democrats expect work to get done in a fair and unbiased fashion. Tactical stonewalling by the Republicans will NOT go over well. The scary part is that the Republican powers that be flat out told the world that they were going to use their numbers in Congress to effectively block all Democrat-inspired legislation. That doesn't sound like a party that is ready to get work done. They blocked a ton of legislation in the past 4 years that would have done wonders to create new jobs and start reducing the national debt. This is just absurd. I do not like Republican legislatures, with the exception of Tim Murphy. Okay, that's my wandering rant for the night. 4 more years!


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Brown, a junior, replaced Danny O'Brien as the starter around mid-season last year and was impressive as a dual-threat option. He only completed 49 percent of his passes for 842 yards and seven touchdowns but he was second on the team in rushing yards with 574 and five touchdowns.
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- Clinical syndrome characterized by acute meningeal inflammation without an identifiable bacterial pathogen in the CSF.
- System(s) affected: Nervous
- Synonym(s): Abacterial meningitis, Aseptic meningitis
- Estimated 26,000–42,000 hospitalizations each year in the US for viral meningitis (VM)
- In 2006, there were 72,000 meningitis-related hospitalizations, with 58% of those having meningitis as the primary reason for hospitalization. Of all 72,000 hospitalizations, 56.4% were determined to be viral cases (1)[A].
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- Annual incidence of viral meningitis is higher than total number cases of meningitis caused by all other etiologies combined.
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- Enteroviruses and arthropod-borne viruses predominate in warm months.
- Mumps usually occurs in the winter and spring, often in epidemics.
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Nik posted a video wishing everyone a merry Christmas and a happy New Year, while doing what he does best: shooting 3's.
i find this extremely interesting
Usually don't see rain like that in Canada this time of year.
The town he's from is south of Toronto, so it really shouldn't be too far out of the norm.
Also, that's getting into a discussion which belongs on the MGoBoard.
He ends up going 45/50 on the video. 90% is an great free throw percentage for a college player, but a guy able to shoot 90% from 3 is a truly special player.
Without being guarded what percentage do most 3-point specialists make? 90% seems amazing- but I honestly have no idea what most great NCAA/NBA 3-point guys would shoot unguarded practicing...
Only 5 misses, pretty impressive.
I wonder why he never shoots from the left hand side of the driveway?
New Oldsmobiles are in early this year.
If you click the title of any embedded video it will open it up in YouTube in a new tab.
Stauskus is legendary.
903 wins most in college football
Sweet setup in the backyard. Cause or effect?
"im saying to myself should i do it should i not. I crossed the goaline and hey...fuck it" Desmond Howard on his Heisman pose
I was never D1 material but I shot 56% in high school and most of that was from downtown. What he just did was amazing. I couldn't dream of shooting 90% from deep in any practice. Holy crap! His in game three point percentage now seems low.....
Hail to the Victors!
That's sort of how I felt watching this - Stauskas is tenth on the Top 100 list in FBS right now for three-point percentage at 55.7% (34-61), but this video was remarkable and made me ask, "Only 55.7?" for a moment. Such shooting range and ability definitely makes for an excellent gift for the Wolverines.
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As he gets more comfortable in college his three point percentage might be 70 percent.
903 wins most in college football
I've thought about that as well. However, I think his percentages will go down as he becomes more comfortable. I think he has the ability to shoot off the dribble, off of screens, and with a hand in his face ... so as he becomes more comfortable he'll take lower percentage shot attempts. I guess I'm thinking he'll end up being more like a Reddick/Diebler type, as opposed to the primarily spot up shooter he is now. As opposed to the Matt Roth / Jordy Hulls type.
sharpshooter some day. The guy is amazing.
"You owe it to every man, woman, and child in the State of Michigan to beat the Buckeyes and silence their fans! Now go out there and make it happen!"
- Bo Schembechler (Result: U-M 22 OSU 0)
Wettin 3's, for real. His quick release in games is what really amazes me, keep it up but please don't get anymore technicals!
"Those Who Stay Will Be Champions"
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"History is written by the Victors"
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That's a sick set up for a backyard basketball court. MTV Cribs - Canada Edition.
That was ridiculous. At first I was thinking, "OK, but this isn't exactly game speed and no one is guarding him." Then after a minute I realized he was shooting like 90%. I think I counted 6 misses, maybe it was five. Guarded or not, game speed or not, that is insane! Such a sweet stroke.
"He has no idea that Charles Woodson can jump fifteen feet in the air, come down acrobatically, and get his foot inside this football field. Folks, you can watch football a long, long time before you see another play like that."
Wow. The kid under the hoop doesn't exactly have to chase rebounds all over tarnation.
Not SIAP ... I'm pretty sure I saw this sometime in the last year, but (IMO) it's worth another look:
28 feet!
"500 channels and nothing but cats."
If he was in an NBA 3 point contest, who would beat him right now? Guarded, unguarded, whatever! Most of those shots hit nothing but net!
I sure do wish that guy was on my team. WAIT HE IS HAHAHAHA /faint
So I'm pretty sure that Stauskas is one of the few guys I'm okay with insta-chucking.
Avatar is a reference to this. Go Blue!
He must have been so embarrassed when he missed.
stauskas is one of my favorite frosh. I love his game, spunk, and is a true gamer. He will only get better.
his misses were only ever so slightly off, causing rim outs rather than hitting the back heel or front iron creating long rebounds.
how quickly and confidently he launched the next bomb after each miss.
In 1994, I had a chance to shoot around with Dennis Scott in a gym in Grand Rapids. Scott was a NBA veteran that had once been the 4th pick in the draft. He was not an All-Star but was a perennial 3-point threat for the Magic for quite some time. 3-D was about 26 at the time.
Rebounding for Dennis Scott that day looked almost exactly like how the rebounding went for the other kid in Nik's video. An effortless shooter that makes nearly everything, except here we are talking about a college freshman. If Nik can get to where the other aspects of his game are solid, he's going to make a lot of money with that pretty stroke.
I know - cool story, bro.
"I don't see how having someone piss on my face is going to help me sell Lou Ferrigno's house."
Wish he could wear that lucky hat during actual games.
His dunking!
"The street legend is back, bitches!"
Amazing. Not only does he make 90% but hardly any of his shots even touch the rim. Truly a fun player to watch.
I am puzzled at why the non-evegreen trees in the background haven't lost their leaves yet though. I have no idea why I noticed, but I would think this time a year in Canada...
Ok, I'll say it. It wasn't that impressive.
I can safely say I can hit 40/50 unguarded on average. Some rounds a couple higher, some rounds a couple lower. Really, if you were a good shooter (good, not just above average) in high school, I would expect around 40 out of 50. Maybe 38-39.
Plus, who knows how many rounds he shot before keeping the good one.
Not trying to be debbie downer here, but if you play a lot of basketball and are a shooter, this just isn't crazy impressive. What is impressive is his ability to hit with a hand coming at him.
Put a hand in my face and I fall down to 20 max. Maybe 15 if it is truly under pressure and only when I'm toeing the line.
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2013-04-19 - CLAAS in Southern Africa – new sales partner from October 2013
Harsewinkel / East London, April 2013 The agricultural machinery manufacturer CLAAS is changing its sales structure in Africa. From 1st October 2013, the Kempston Group will become the new importer for Southern Africa, taking over from Barloworld.
2013-03-21 - New CLAAS dealer in Moldova and Georgia
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2013-02-27 - CLAAS Journalism Award for the anniversary year 2013
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2003, the French group, Renault, and the German family-run group, CLAAS, decided to form a strategic alliance in the agricultural machinery sector. The objectives put forward by both groups were complementary; one was wanting to concentrate on its core activity, cars, whilst the other was aiming to expand its range of harvesting products to include tractors as part of a strategy of market exclusivity.
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