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Profile: Hi I'm Laura. My husband, Kevin & I have 5 children and we're all avid dog lovers. Furry friends are wonderful. I love ALL breeds and mixes of dogs. I am partial to dachshunds because my parents bought me my first doxie when I was 2 years old. I've had dachshunds throughout my adulthood. Miss Annie is the first female I've had since I was a child. Getting Annie was the best decision my husband and I could have made. She's such a good companion to our older dachshund, Max. I'd love to hear from any dog lover. Dachshund Trivia: The first dog that was cast as Toto in the Wizard of Oz was a dachshund. (Owned by Margaret Hamilton - The Wicked Witch of the West). They replaced her doxie with the Cairn Terrier, because of the anit-German feelings in the United States during WWII.
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Hi, my name is Annie. I am an 9 month old minature dachshund puppy. I'm a beautiful rare, extreme piebald with a few cream spots on my back, and I have dark green eyes. My favorite activity is playing outside! I love running around the yard, chasing squirrels, & digging for bugs. My favorite toy is any toy my brother is playing with. I will fetch for as long as you'll throw my tennis ball. My Dad calls me White Lightning, because I can run so fast. I'm a typical sassy dachshund. My Mom & Dad spoil me rotten! My AKC name is Dreamboat Annie (Yes... from the Heart song.)View Profile


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Desert Horses
Welcome to my horse blog, Desert Horses. We live in the desert southwest, near Palm Springs, CA, but board our horses up in our local mountains where it is cooler in the summer. I have 4 horses, all rescues. Here is the ranch up the mountains where the horses stay, October, 2015. That's Scout in the arena.
Friday, March 14, 2014
Smoke trees and sky~SkyWatch Friday~031414
Posted by Cheryl Ann at 5:36 AM
3 comments:
- Heather said...
Have never seen this type of tree, but bet it's stunning in full-bloom.
- March 14, 2014 at 12:49 PM
- Spare Parts and Pics said...
I love smoke trees! Always know I'm in a desert wash when I see one.
- March 14, 2014 at 9:11 PM
- Magical Mystical Teacher said...
Can't wait to see the smoke trees bloom!
10,000 Crimson Blossoms, Blue Sky
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If you love to use Internet all the times at your home, then I suppose that you must be having a traffic check on your internet connection. As sometimes, it happens that when you are not getting required speed to browse then you suspect, that there might be an application on your computer which is accessing internet from your computer and it needs to be shut down as you have something important to do on your computer. Now tracking that application manually may take some time if you have lots of them on your computer.
We will be reviewing a tool named as Process Traffic and you can see its screenshot right above here. Here you can see that it displaying the amount of data which is being sent and received, so from here you can get an idea that whether an application is consuming all that speed or your service provider is providing you less bandwidth. It has a level called threshold level and when your system exceeds that level of data exchange then that tool will warn you about that.
After installing this tool, whenever you will minimize it, it will be among the taskbar tray icons. So, every time the applications cross the threshold level, it will pop-up a message from that icon. On the other tab you can see all the processes responsible for any type of data exchange whether it is your browser or it is your P2P client or it is an anti-virus, the tool will show you all the information regarding it and then you can select any process which is consuming the internet speed and then with the help of 'End process' button you can stop end them.
On the right side of End Process button you can see another small button, which can be used to change the columns which are representing that data in the window, This way you can get any type of information which you want. The size of this tool is around 1.8 MB and you will also have to download WinCap for this tool to function, the download link for both of them has been mentioned below. We have used this tool on Windows 7 32-bit Ultimate. So, if you face any problem while using this tool then please let us know.
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There is a good chance that trustee David Flemmer will move up the date for when a seven-percent stake in the Sacramento Kings will be auctioned off. The minor stake in the team could be a deciding factor for if the Kings do end up getting moved to Seattle this summer or stay in Sacramento.
The auction for the seven-percent stake is supposed to take place in April and be finalized in May. However, if Flemmer is successfully able to move the date closer, then it could have an overwhelming impact in the sale of the team. According to Flemmer's lawyer, Donald Fitzergald, the person who buys the minor stake could challenge the offer that Chris Hansen and Steve Ballmer, the main men involved in bringing the Kings to Seattle, have given the Maloof family. This means that the specific individual could match the offer and take control of the Kings.
"There's lots of activity," Fitzergald said in court. "It's a little like a water polo game. Things are calm on the surface but there's a lot going on underneath."
Sacramento mayor Kevin Johnson is determined to put in a counteroffer to keep the Kings in town instead of allowing the Maloof family to sell to a group of buyers who plan on renaming the team and moving them to Seattle, a city that was robbed of their own NBA franchise in 2008. Obviously, with the latest news on this seven-percent stake, Johnson's dream of keeping the team in California could become a reality.
However, the fact that the Maloof family has already agreed to a deal with the Seattle ownership group does not bode well for Johnson and the city of Sacramento. Hansen and Ballmer clearly have a game plan to move the Kings to Seattle and in their eyes, they have every right to move forward with this thought process because the Maloofs have the agreement already in place.
The NBA will vote in April on the proposal for the team and if the deal goes through, then there is no stopping the Kings from being relocated.


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Internet Placement Optimization For Highly Competitive Niches
Internet Placement Optimization
For Highly Competitive Niches
The Long Haul
Getting to Number One Over Time.
Have you noticed so far that this SEO site is different from many that just load up the pages with quick bullet points and no explanations anywhere because they do not want you to know what they're supposed to be doing? Operating under the theory that the less you know the better, what they don't do that you don't know about can't hurt them. The best SEO sites are the ones that freely share information and inform both clients and SEOs. Cryptic and dubious claims of "Guaranteed first spot in Google" SEO sites are all over the internet, but it's unethical to claim such things (particularly in an open statement without knowing the products or services that a client has built his or her site around) because to guarantee a first page ranking implies a special relationship with Google, and there are no such relationships.
The reason I take the time to explain what search engine optimization is about is because I read many of the books, follow dozens of blogs, and use many of the same tools as the acknowledged SEO industry standard experts. I also study marketing and sales theory, psychology, design, web analytics and a lot more on a daily basis. There are a lot of late breaking Search Engine Algorithm and rule changes constantly undergoing discussion on the web (Google announced that there would be 40 changes in March 2012 alone!). Though I don't update this site in its entirety, when I have time I am careful to include whatever accurate new SEO information I can that is agreed upon by recognized top SEO experts and change the things on this site that have been optimized but are now no longer valid.
Site owners needing longer periods of continual optimization efforts mostly require more high ranking links from other web sites plus additional content on their own web sites added in a special way using a technique known as siloing. They can also benefit from (require) more press releases on the web. Typical ongoing search optimization is usually contracted for one six month period at a time because as a site reacts favorably to initial optimization, the next phase may require entirely different or additional methods once analytics reveals where more development will help improve a site. Stealing content will likely get your site shut down by your own ISP starting in July 12th of 2012, and "Over SEOing" of your site will get you penalized by Google due to a brand new change in their algorithm just announced in March of 2012 as well. Be prepared for your sites to disappear if all you do is tell an SEO "Optimize my site" but don't give him any content or listen to the SEO's professional advice about adding content, changing content, and paying more work to get critical back links.
Press release sites, if you use the correct ones, will place your business right on the news pages for Yahoo News, Google News, MSN News and many others. http://www.prweb.com, http://www.prleap.com, www.free-press-release.com (none of which are free) are great starting points, with a lot more press release sites listed in the right hand column of this page under "Press Release Sites".
With enough press releases on a scheduled basis (as little as four times per year) your clients' searches will be made easier and you'll gain a lot more links and traffic. While optimizing for the search is important, it's not the only thing that optimization should be about. Traffic is a major part of the key – and the magic number that represents the amount of traffic on your site is the Alexa Ranking. Perhaps one of the new terms for optimization will one day be "Alexa Optimization" because in many ways, Alexa rank means actually getting your site visited than than mere Google rank alone. Ranking alone won't convert visitors to purchasers as much as using consistency and good copy writing aimed at a targeted market.
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You may think you want "everybody" to be your client, but trying to be everything to everyone doesn't work. SEO, Copywriting and SEM (Search Engine Marketing) work together by taking copy writing (sales pitches) and optimizing them for the search engines, as well as possibly for Pay Per Click (if that proves to work for your product or service) and other forms of web advertising. Writing SEO copy is copy writing with the search engine in mind. Done artfully and with an understanding of marketing, a good SEO can turn great copy writing into blended masterpiece for site conversions that will make you money. Watch and enjoy the two videos below from a few professionals in the Search Engine Copywriting field.
When your prospective new clients (who do not know your company name) search they first need to find your site. After they find it for your products and services that match what they are looking for these products and services must be presented in such a way that makes your site stand out distinctly. Your marketing copy (MARCO) must immediately point out the benefits of buying from you – and your offer must compelling enough to make them want to buy now. There are millions of people who search daily for the lowest price available and who target words like "cheap" and "free". You don't want to attract these people unless you're a major high volume sales industry where low markups are made up for by extremely high volume sales. With properly marketed offers though you can brand bundle benefits and advantages to increase conversions.
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Volumes have been written about what it takes to be a professional writer. Many people spend years learning the craft, so it would be presumptuous to imagine that one could capture the essence of professional writing in a couple of paragraphs published in the middle of an article.
There are, however, a few professional writing concepts that can — at least at some level — be described here. I'll call these concepts "audience," "voice," and "structure."…" Read more on this at Practical E-Commerce's web site.
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Definition: a degenerative cerebral disorder of the elderly, characterized initially by progressive dementia or psychosis, and subsequently by parkinsonian findings, usually with severe rigidity; other manifestations include involuntary movements, myoclonus, dysphagia, and orthostatic hypotension. Pathologically, Lewy bodies are present diffusely in the nuclei of the hypothalamus, basal forebrain, and brainstem.
Synonym(s): Lewy body dementia
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Basque Culinary World Prize
An award for chefs who improve society through gastronomy
A generation of international chefs have now expanded their role in society and redefined their profession by integrating new skills, creativity, innovation and social concerns into their approach. The Basque Culinary World Prize will celebrate this evolution.
This prize celebrates a chef of any nationality who demonstrates how gastronomy can be a powerful force for change: those men or women whose impact can be felt 'beyond the kitchen.'
It is awarded by the Basque Culinary Center (BCC), a world-leading academic institution in gastronomy, and supported by the Basque Government, through the framework of the Euskadi-Basque Country Strategy.
The Basque Culinary World Prize will be awarded to an exceptional chef of any nationality or culinary background who demonstrates – by his or her work – that gastronomy can be a powerful engine for change.
The winner will have improved society in some way through gastronomy. This could be through culinary innovation; sustainability; a commitment to social responsibility; or the economic development of their community; involvement in health or environmental campaigns; the promotion of pioneering cultural projects, or works that benefit society through their positive impact on the food industry.
No members of the BCC, the Jury or the Prize Committee are eligible to win the prize.See FAQs
How it works
To be considered for the award, chefs must be nominated by another active professional from the world of gastronomy – for example a fellow chef, food writer or food supplier – or an institution from the gastronomic sector. Those nominating must complete the Nomination Form, giving their full reasons why the chef they have named deserves the prize.
All nominations are first assessed by the Prize Committee: who check they meet the judging criteria. In 2017, a list of the strongest ten finalists will be then announced and delivered to the Jury to delibarate and choose the person who best represents the values of this prize. The winner is announced at a special event, and awarded in a gala organized in the Basque Country.
Each part of the process is supported by a secretariat of BCC staff that provides the research capacity needed to assist the prize committee and the Jury in their consideration of the nominations.
March 2
The nomination process opens
May 19
The nomination process closes
June 13
Meeting of the Prize Committee. Announcement of the 10 finalists
July 17
Meeting of the Jury: winner announcement
The winner receives the prize in a special gala, organized in the Basque Country.
With this prize, we hope to share with the world stories of chefs that are using gastronomy for a better future, we need people to nominate those who are fighting for it in anyway, even in a small scale: we are all part of the revolution.
To be considered for the award, chefs will have to be nominated by another active professional from the world of gastronomy - for example a fellow chef, food writer or food supplier, or an institution. Those nominating will have to complete the Nomination Form in which they give their reasons why the chef they have named deserves to be considered.
We are asking for the support of the gastronomic world in the nominations process because we want to use its collective knowledge to unearth candidates from every corner of the globe who may have made an outstanding contribution to gastronomy but have not come to wider public attention. This isn't a vote: whether a candidate is nominated by one person or one hundred their name will be given equal weight.
The nomination period has ended.
The Basque Culinary World Prize identifies men and women working in gastronomy and striving to excel, the innovative, creative, determined - and sometimes impetuous - trailblazers who are engaged with their community and demonstrate every day how gastronomy can be an engine for transformation.
Nominations will be considered by two bodies
Prize committee
A group of academics and specialists in related areas of the prize criteria – for example culinary innovation, health, anthropology and sustainability – will be in charge of selecting the strongest nominations that fit the criteria of the prize to create a list of 10 finalists.View committee
The members of the International Council of the Basque Culinary Center show the heights that chefs can reach when they transcend the conventional frontiers of their profession, taking their voice, influence, knowledge and talents beyond the kitchen.
For this reason, they will be responsible for electing the winner of the Basque Culinary World Prize. Each year, leading experts in from related disciplines (reflecting different aspects of the prize) will also be invited as special guests to contribute their own perspectives to the deliberations.
Cuisine is life: we cannot forget that. for that reason, i love seeing that some chefs trace their vocation back to their sense of humanity. i am amazed by this, because it is not something ephemeral, it is the future of cuisine. today's chefs have set this path wisely.
The Prize
The Basque Culinary World Prize will award €100,000 to a project chosen by the winner, expressing the transformative power of cuisine.
The prize is endorsed and granted by the Basque Culinary Centre (BCC), a world leading academic institution dedicated to gastronomic education, innovation and research. It is supported by the Basque Government, through the framework of the Euskadi-Basque Country Strategy, a country brand in which all the Basque institutions collaborate and participate. The strategy promotes intrinsic Euskadi values such as hard work and compromise, the capacity to excel, a vocation for transformation and the creation of equal opportunities for men and women.
Through the launch of the prize, Euskadi captures the spirit of its region, and at the same time builds on its reputation as one of the world's foremost gastronomic destination, which keeps on offering new reasons to visit and enjoy.
As the jury, we believe that through awarding the prize to Leonor we recognise all those people who are working hard today so the city and rural communities can come together though gastronomy. Leonor's work shows the possibilities that come when chefs acknowledge that biodiversity, ecology, culture, and the traditions of local communities matter. Her work gives voice to the silence and anonymity of indigenous and Afroamerican cultures. We found this inspiring and powerful
Winner 2017
Leonor Espinosa
Leonor Espinosa is known for taking great pride in the cuisine of her country, as well as nurturing and promoting the value of its biodiversity. Through the Funleo foundation, Espinosa revives the ancestral knowledge and know-how of mainly indigenous and Afro-Colombian peoples. She supports rural development based on food sovereignty, and promotes routes to market for small producers as well as spaces for education, nutrition, enterprise and tourism in ethnic locations. In addition to gathering support for opening a Comprehensive Gastronomy Centre in Chocó as an alternative framework to drug trafficking, she urges Colombia to raise awareness of its culinary richness, and wants its communities to take responsibility for transforming their biological, cultural and intangible heritage into tools for socio-economic development.


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Pathogenicity: Alzheimer's Disease : Pathogenic
Clinical Phenotype: Alzheimer's Disease
Reference Assembly: GRCh37 (105)
Position: Chr14:73637661 G>C
dbSNP ID: rs63749967
Coding/Non-Coding: Coding
Genomic Region: Exon 4
Mutation Type: Point, Missense
Codon Change: GTG to CTG
This mutation was originally identified in a French family referred to as SAL 508. The three affected individuals, across three generations, presented with early-onset Alzheimer's disease with onset ranging from 53 to 58 years of age. Autosomal-dominant transmission was confirmed by segregation analysis (Campion et al., 1995). This mutation was reported in 1995, the same year that the presenilin-1 gene was cloned (Sherrington et al., 1995).
Biological Effect
In CHO and HEK-293 cells expressing APP695, the mutation resulted in a slightly lower ratio of secreted Aβ42/Aβ40 (Shioi et al., 2007).
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- Campion D, Flaman JM, Brice A, Hannequin D, Dubois B, Martin C, Moreau V, Charbonnier F, Didierjean O, Tardieu S. Mutations of the presenilin I gene in families with early-onset Alzheimer's disease. Hum Mol Genet. 1995 Dec;4(12):2373-7. PubMed.
- Sherrington R, Rogaev EI, Liang Y, Rogaeva EA, Levesque G, Ikeda M, Chi H, Lin C, Li G, Holman K, Tsuda T, Mar L, Foncin JF, Bruni AC, Montesi MP, Sorbi S, Rainero I, Pinessi L, Nee L, Chumakov I, Pollen D, Brookes A, Sanseau P, Polinsky RJ, Wasco W, Da Silva HA, Haines JL, Perkicak-Vance MA, Tanzi RE, Roses AD, Fraser PE, Rommens JM, St George-Hyslop PH. Cloning of a gene bearing missense mutations in early-onset familial Alzheimer's disease. Nature. 1995 Jun 29;375(6534):754-60. PubMed.
- Shioi J, Georgakopoulos A, Mehta P, Kouchi Z, Litterst CM, Baki L, Robakis NK. FAD mutants unable to increase neurotoxic Abeta 42 suggest that mutation effects on neurodegeneration may be independent of effects on Abeta. J Neurochem. 2007 May;101(3):674-81. Epub 2007 Jan 24 PubMed.
Further Reading
- Cruts M, van Duijn CM, Backhovens H, Van den Broeck M, Wehnert A, Serneels S, Sherrington R, Hutton M, Hardy J, St George-Hyslop PH, Hofman A, Van Broeckhoven C. Estimation of the genetic contribution of presenilin-1 and -2 mutations in a population-based study of presenile Alzheimer disease. Hum Mol Genet. 1998 Jan;7(1):43-51. PubMed.
- Campion D, Dumanchin C, Hannequin D, Dubois B, Belliard S, Puel M, Thomas-Anterion C, Michon A, Martin C, Charbonnier F, Raux G, Camuzat A, Penet C, Mesnage V, Martinez M, Clerget-Darpoux F, Brice A, Frebourg T. Early-onset autosomal dominant Alzheimer disease: prevalence, genetic heterogeneity, and mutation spectrum. Am J Hum Genet. 1999 Sep;65(3):664-70. PubMed.
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Primary Papers
- Campion D, Flaman JM, Brice A, Hannequin D, Dubois B, Martin C, Moreau V, Charbonnier F, Didierjean O, Tardieu S. Mutations of the presenilin I gene in families with early-onset Alzheimer's disease. Hum Mol Genet. 1995 Dec;4(12):2373-7. PubMed.


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Kitty Love
Just M's new CD is titled 'Kitty Love'. It's a conceptual work, telling the story of a love that couldn't be denied... a love that goes beyond mere puppy love into the hitherto-unexplored realms of Kitty Love. The collection begins with the rollicking, gospel/bluegrass/rock 'Heaven', which sets the scene: A young woman beset by questions concerning her place in the world, who rejects the paradigms of her youth and sets off to explore her emotional and sexual inner self. The next cut is 'Intensity'. Set to a dark, mysterious rock groove, it describes the almost-supernatural attraction she feels when she meets a person who inflames her passions. However, she knows that this person isn't necessarily someone who is 'good' for her; there's danger in pursuing these feelings, and the recognition of that fact is detailed in the heavy, sultry blues groove of the next song, 'Road Goes Down'. Next comes the only cover tune on the collection, 'So This Is Love' a reworking of Disney's Cinderella Waltz. It extols the euphoria of love's first blush, but it's followed by the CD's centerpiece 'Smoke in My Hands', a darker work that warns of the dangers our protagonist faces when her emotional reach exceeds her grasp, in a passionate jazzy exploration of melody. As the relationship crumbles, we hear the longing for a lost loved one in the gentle and moving 'Ghost'; over a slow, undulating piano and disconnected noises, Emily Baker's ethereal voice evokes a desperate, unrequited loneliness. Resolution begins in the next song, 'Don't Say Hello' as our heroine takes the first steps towards healing her emotional wounds. This song, written solely by Emily, actually predates the rest of the material by a good four years and is a favorite with audiences at the band's live shows. The following song is the country-flavored '357,000' which somehow manages to make light humor of a devastated love while simultaneously acknowledging the deep tragedy inherent therein. Finally, the title track 'Kitty Love' reveals that when all is said and done, the only love you can rely upon is the love you get from your kitties. Emily Baker graduated from Denison University's Music Department in 2004. Chip Gilchrist has been performing and recording music all over the Cincinnati area for thirty years. Together they composed and recorded this CD in the hopes that their music may touch some people.
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Friday, 2 September 2011
Ahhh, the Mercato
This post will only be of interest to those who follow football - a meager part of my already meager readership. Still, I've been asked what I think about Serie A's transfer window, and I'm only too pleased to oblige. Don't expect anything otherworldly - there's only so much to be said.
I'm assuming the querist was a Romanista like myself, so I'll dedicate most of my thoughts to the Giallorossi. Our mercato covered all parts of the field, with more verve than focus, though I think the department that least convinces me is the defence. The departure of Mexes has been compensated for by the arrival of Kjaer, whom I expect to do well. But I'm concerned about the state of our fullbacks. Valdes is no replacement for Riise on the short term (past that, time will tell), and he has practically no backup if he gets injured. On the right, I am flabbergasted that we still sport Cassetti. Wtf?? Has the guy made a pact with the demon from Paranormal Activity or something?? Why is he still there? Weak link of the chain for sure.
On the whole, I doubt that the defence will be ready from the get-go. They are all strangers (to each other and to Italian football) and they'll need some time to gel. The fullbacks are uncertain and the centre-backs need to adapt. We don't really know how Luis Enrique intends to organise our defensive game, but I'd encourage him to focus on that department before all others. If we start out the season by losing/drawing games because we conceded stupid goals, it could really hurt us later on.
The midfield is... Christ. I don't even know. We've got so many people there, and most of the new guys I've barely even heard of. We do seem to have a good deal of creative, smart passers, which should help LE's plans to clone Barcelona's game, but that depends on how they interact with the offence. On that note, the higher part of the field is also quite crowded. I was sorry to see Vucinic and Menez leave; the Frenchman in particular I thought could have been put to great use, especially in LE's game, and I believe he should have been kept.
The abundance of forwards does belie a problem - that LE seems to be planning a very specific, articulate game, one which requires some very special types of players. From this point of view, despite our many strikers, only a few may match the demands of our coach (Bojan being the most obvious). The rest may be difficult to use, and to an extent even detrimental. This may be the case of Totti, but also of Borriello, who are both hard to mould into new roles. Of course, Borriello may simply not play at all - but that can't be good for the changing room morale. What LE will (can?) do with Okaka, Caprari, Borini is anyone's guess.
On the whole, there is much to be liked about this mercato, in that we have purchased numerous players, all of them young, several creative. This does not instantly translate into a good/functional team. And the downside is that almost everyone is a foreigner, a fact I do not like. For those in denial about Roma's loss of identity after the departure of the Sensi's, tell me that the team as it stands has more in common with anyone else but Inter, and I'll call you a liar. Integrity aside, it also raises questions about how (and how quickly) the team will learn to function together. We've been lucky to be spared Inter at the first game thanks to the strike.
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In bullet-points, then, what may we expect?
1.) It is a maxim that who fucks up the mercato, in Italy, fucks up the season. I don't think we run this type of risk; on the long run, we should do well. Our main danger is that of compromising the opening of the season by conceding avoidable goals; if that happens, morale will plummet along with faith in LE, the team will break up, and sustaining the project will become ever more difficult. Our first priority, then, should be that of making sure the defence is organised and effective. Tiki taka and all that jazz can wait. I have to confess I'm a little scared, since the players at the back are so incohesive and LE has no experience coaching in Italy. Hopefully it shouldn't take long for him to recognise the problem, assuming he hasn't already.
2.) Morale in the changing room will be a definite issue this year (one more reason why it's really important to start with some wins and get the guys to unite). It's not so much likely as inevitable that there will be a battle of the generations within the team, in the sense that it will be split into two social cliques. Think of it: Lamela is far more likely to socialise with Gago (both Argentinean) and Bojan (both very young) than with Totti. In turn, Totti is far more likely to hang out with De Rossi and Pizarro than with this platoon of freshers. The extent to which this will damage the team depends on the personalities of the individuals and on the team's results on the field. In any case, I do expect trouble to surface before mid-January.
3.) In terms of results, I do expect Roma to do comparatively well this year. The first month or two will be edgy, but there's all the time in the world to make good the difference. The fact that we're not playing in Europe is an enormous advantage over the bigger teams (Napoli in particular), one that is invariably underestimated. It's so big, in fact, that thinking of the Scudetto is not at all outlandish. The fact is that we know so little about LE's game, and how it's going to go. The opening matches are dangerous, of course, but suppose that the coach's game *does* gear in quickly, and suppose that it does work? In that case, with no other competitions to bleed us of our energies/determination, and with such an extensive squad available, there's no reason Roma couldn't go all the way. It's an unlikely scenario, entirely conditional to a solid game and identity being found quickly, but it's certainly not impossible. In any case, even if we don't do that well, I fully expect us to end among the first five, and compete for the third place.
4.) The word 'project' is abused in football. We justify almost everything that management and LE do in terms of the 'project.' In particular, we understand LE's project as modelling our game after that of Barcelona, with all the obvious implications (fast passing possession game, developing the vivaio, etc.). The realities of Italian, professional football will reframe that neat little project in a very short time. In truth, I believe LE's success will be measured in terms of how well, and how quickly, he can adapt to the impositions of the new scenario - and not by the resemblance of his game to Barcelona's. To phrase it more clearly: it is Roma that will tell LE how to play, and not the other way round. This is something that everybody, and especially the man himself, would do well to understand as quickly as possible. The project can only be successful if it is flexible. With these premises (the flood of new players, the team to be rebuilt from scratch, the new coach, the new tactics, the approach to Italian football, the divided locker room), it is completely impossible for events to take a linear trajectory. Nothing is going to go as planned. This doesn't mean that 'nothing is going to go well.' But if the team enjoys any success at all, and I expect it will, then it will be thanks to their ability to change and compromise priorities, not by clinging to them. The new face of the team will emerge spontaneously, and no-one yet knows what it will be like.
This, I think, is the defining trait of Roma's future in my opinion. The team *will* be successful, but it will do so in a very different way from what the 'project' expects. We won't play like Barcelona, even by vague resemblance. We will play like Roma. Exactly what that means is something we'll have to find out. And my bet is that it will work, especially in proportion to how well the first month or two of the season go.
With that said, my interest in the rest of the mercato was almost entirely oriented towards the Azzurri. I was especially intrigued by Milan's operations in midfield. I was hoping to see Aquilani and Montolivo together, as I believe they have great prospects and it would be nice to see them build on a complicity. Instead, we got Aquilani and Nocerino. I guess that's better than nothing, though I doubt Nocerino will see very much playing time (Aquilani, on the other hand, will do great things for Milan, as will Vucinic for Juventus). The Azzurri remain troubled by the disgregation of their members: there's no longer established pairings like Cannavaro-Zambrotta, Zambrotta-Camoranesi, Pirlo-Gattuso, Totti-Perrotta. Instead, everyone comes from different teams and has to start knowing each other from scratch (Roma, take notes).
I don't know what to think about Cassano staying with Milan. I really hope he plays.
I was also delighted to see Poli at Inter, and here's to hoping that Cambiasso breaks his fucking leg so the kid can play! Hahahaha just kidding. In reality, I fear that Poli will not feature much this year. So see you in 2014, kiddo. (Maybe 'delighted' is an overstatement, since I was hoping he'd land at Roma, but at least he's not staying in Serie B). And I was happy to see Eto'o leave, if only because it will open up spaces for Pazzini.
I don't think that Lazio's work on the mercato was as hot as most people give them credit for. They've built a powerful system that can break in many parts (Klose's bones, Cisse's mind, the defence in general). But I think Marchetti is a very exciting purchase for them, and for all of us. The drought of Italian goalkeepers is worrying, and this kid means a lot to me. Buffon won't live for ever.
Chapter Juventus. Puzzling to say the least - the first thing they did was to change the only thing they had which worked, the central midfield. Wtf? Still, they've done a decent job fixing the defence, and I think Elia is a superb signing, as is Vucinic. Pirlo is an incognito - can we expect him to go the whole season without breaking (lungs, bones, heart) at any point? I don't see why they didn't stick with Aquilani, or pick up Montolivo or Poli. Meh. Their offence is also doubtful, as I think Matri, Quagliarella and even Krasic are too much of one-trick ponies to really work. Vucinic is their new star; I just hope he isn't employed on the left. Expect operations in the January transfer window, because they'll already have holes to patch.
I was sorry to see Sanchez and Pastore leave. I don't have great expectations for Udinese (too gutted by the mercato) or Palermo (too inert) this year. Napoli will be stilted by the double engagement of campionato and Champions and won't go as far as last season. If someday they pick up Rossi, they will truly have an offence at the level of the great teams; but the rest of the squad still isn't quite up there. Fiorentina saw little movement, and what happens with Montolivo is everyone's concern. He may even leave in January. The return of Jovetic should do much to revitalise the team, and Gilardino will benefit as well. In truth I really hope to see Federico Carraro become a regular in the squad this year. I'm not sure he's even 19 yet, but he's my favourite Italian youngster, and if Fiorentina are struggling, then this may be the right time for him to come out of anonymity. I expect great things of him. Surprise team of the year? Cesena. Wonderfully organised and a spot-on mercato. I wouldn't be surprised if they finished among the first eight.
I guess that's all I could think of saying. Thanks for reading. Ta! :P
2 comments:
- The Moores said...
Thanks bro,tits aside , I always enjoy reading your stuff
- 3 September 2011 at 06:46
I liked everything up until the emoticon at the end! (The topless Azzurri seemed unnecessary. I don't even like to see Gattuso with his kit on!)
Thanks for the analysis. I hope to see you doing this throughout the season and on the Roma blog.
Much appreciated.
- 3 September 2011 at 08:34
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"Only when the last tree has died and the last river been poisoned and the last fish been caught will we realize we cannot eat money" – Cree Indian Proverb
Over a year ago I wrote a blog concerning the link between dying birds, missing/dying bees and even dying butterflies to pesticides. Specifically speaking, a particular class of pesticides, known as neonicotinoids, is recently getting more attention due to new research studies. A peer-reviewed Netherlands study published July 9, 2014, in nature.com shows data linking the sharp fall in farmland bird populations in areas where neonicotinoid pollution was highest. Sparrows, swallows, and starlings were among the most affected. Since 95% of neonicotinoids end up in a much wider environment after applied to crops, insects that birds rely on for food are killed. Hans de Kroon, an ecologist at Radboud University, in the Netherlands, says that water pollution levels of just 20 nanograms of neonicotinoid per litre led to a 30% fall in bird numbers over 10 years, but some water had contamination levels 50 times higher. YIKES!
Further research published in the journal Functional Ecology on July 7, 2014, also reveals more evidence regarding the damage caused by neonicotinoids in relation to the natural ability of bees to collect food. Exposure to neonicotinoids seems to prevent bees from being able to learn essential skills and tracking these bees showed they gathered less pollen.
A blog I wrote and published last year on May 22, 2013 talks about missing and dying birds, bees and Monarch butterflies. There is a section describing what neonicotinoids are and how they can be negatively affecting these animals and our food supply.
Here is part of that blog to provide a background. This year's studies only substantiates earlier studies and further confirms the danger of these deadly pesticides.
{NOTE: In addition to the recent relation with bird decline to neonicotinoids, birds are also challenged by a warming climate}
"Analyzing over 20 years of data and in a peer-reviewed study published in PLOS ONE, researchers concluded that pesticide use, not habitat loss, was the most important factor of major declines in the population of U. S. grassland birds.
Results of several studies say the timing migration patterns of birds around the world have changed since the world has gotten warmer. Birds are migrating earlier facing adverse conditions and limited food and water resources. Environmentally related factors like sunlight and temperature determine the timing of when a bird will start to migrate. Hummingbirds are a perfect example. If hummingbirds are prompted to migrate earlier than usual this year, they could be in trouble. The climates they have to migrate through might affect them negatively.
In a published journal study of 48 million bird observations, see this 2012 Science Daily article to learn more.
THE BEES ("Ain't Mis BEEhavin' "on their own)
Coincidentally, the bursting growth of neonicotinoids since 2005 has coincided with the rising deaths in honey bees, also known as COLONY COLLAPSE DISORDER. Beekeepers are beginning to enter panic mode since as much as 50% of the hives have been wiped out. Without bees, there goes most of our fruit and vegetable crops. Call me selfish but I like to eat apples, honey, blueberries, almonds etc; At least 1/3 of the world's crops rely on the pollination from honey bees.
"If the bee disappeared off the surface of the globe, then man would only have four years of life left." –Albert Einstein
What the heck are neonicotinoids?
A nicotine based pesticide used in GMO (genetically modified organisms) crops.
- A class of neuro-active insecticides related to nicotine and can pose a danger to both humans and insects.
- They affect the central nervous system in insects while affecting both central and peripheral nervous systems in mammals. Low exposure causes nervous stimulation and high levels block receptors causing paralysis and ultimately death.
- These pesticides are directly placed in the soil of the plant. The plant becomes poisoned with toxins present in the roots, leaves, stems and pollen.
GMO crops – a health issue
Last week, the European Commission has proposed a 2 year ban on certain pesticides believed to contribute to honey bee deaths. Needless to say, pesticide companies deny a link to the bee deaths.
When GMOs were first introduced in 1996, one big selling point was that these new crops would reduce the number of pesticides. For a while, it appeared to have worked. Studies in 2006, 2007 and 2008 cited decreases in pesticides. Then U. S. farmers started to complain about having to use more and more pesticides to try to eliminate the newly created "SUPERWEEDS" – (herbicide resistant weeds) and the hard-to-kill insects. It turns out that GE crops led to an increase, not decrease, of pesticide use from 1996 through 2011; a whopping 404 million pounds more pesticides! Recently, farmers have been feeling a need to return to using high risk older herbicides on corn, soy and cotton crops to try to eliminate the superweeds. Farmers also are forced to use the GMO seeds since Monsanto owns most of all patented GMO seeds under the brand name Roundup Ready.
A study published last year at Purdue University in Indiana found evidence that neonicotinoid coated corn seeds generated dust that traveled beyond the fields where the seeds were planted. The researchers found toxins in the soil as well as the pollen collected by the bees for food. These neonics were present on dead bees collected for study.
September, 2012, Charles Benbrook published this peer-reviewed paper and proved a steady increase of pesticides and how weeds were developing a resistance to Roundup Ready."
In a June, 2014, article in The Guardian, an international team of scientists warn us about the use of insecticides and how our world's food supply is at risk. Also noted is how current regulations have basically failed to prevent the poisoning of most habitats.
"The evidence is very clear. We are witnessing a threat to the productivity of our natural and farmed environment equivalent to that posed by organophosphates or DDT," said Jean-Marc Bonmatin, of the National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS) in France, one of the 29 international researchers who conducted the four-year assessment. "Far from protecting food production, the use of neonicotinoid insecticides is threatening the very infrastructure which enables it." He said the chemicals imperiled food supplies by harming bees and other pollinators, which fertilize about three-quarters of the world's crops, and the organisms that create the healthy soils which the world's food requires in order to grow."
Created in a lab around 1873/1874, DDT was first used by the military to fight malaria and other deadly diseases. It was successful and then became commonly used as a pesticide to fight insects by farmers and controlling pests in buildings. It took almost 100 years to ban DDT in the United States by the EPA in 1972. During the 1950's, marine biologist/conservationist Rachel Carson, started to pay close attention to pesticides and their affects on the environment. Her book, SILENT SPRING (1962) brought environmental awareness to the American people, which ultimately led to a nationwide ban on DDT.
- Interfering with normal nerve impulses, DDT affects the nervous systems of insects and certain animals.
- DDT is toxic to animals if eaten.
- Lab animals exposed to DDT develop tremors, convulsions, lack of coordination and liver tumors.
- Large doses of DDT causes liver lesions in animals.
- People exposed to DDT have confirmed reports to dizziness, nausea, confusion, headaches, vomiting, fatigue, lack of coordination, prickling sensation of the mouth and tremors.
- DDT causes mice and rats to either become sterile or have embryos fail to attach to the uterus. Offspring have a higher mortality rate.
- DDT causes thinning of eggshells in birds.
- DDT accumulates in fatty tissues of insects, wildlife and humans and is then excreted in the urine, feces, and breast milk.
- Animals that eat other animals, with DDT in them, also accumulate the DDT in their own fatty tissue.
- DDT is moderately toxic to amphibians like frogs, toads, and salamanders. Young amphibians are more sensitive to affects of DDT than the adults.
- DDT is highly toxic to aquatic animals and fish cannot detect DDT in water.
- DDT can still be manufactured in the U.S. but only sold to foreign countries. Many tropical countries still use DDT to control malaria. The only exceptions DDT can be used in the U.S are for public health emergengies involving insect diseases.
DDT persists in the environment. The following chart shows a progressive percentage in degradation. The soil half-life for DDT is from 2 to 15 years. In an aquatic environment, the half-life of DDT is about 150 years! See chart below.
Half-life is the time required for half of the DDT compund to degrade.
1 half-life = 50% degraded
2 half-lives = 75% degraded
3 half-lives = 88% degraded
4 half-lives = 94% degraded
5 half-lives = 97% degraded
NOTE: The amount of DDT chemical remaining after a half-life will always depend on the amount of the DDT chemical originally applied.
As with DDT……are we destined to repeat another 100 year history with neonicotinoids? Unfortunately, BIG agri-chemical companies have the BIG money fighting to keep their pesticides on the market. Sometimes the only solution is a grassroots movement and demand from the public to ban these harmful pesticides.


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Earth's Magnetic Field Influences Cell GrowthEarly on, as NASA researchers analyzed data from their experiments aboard the Space Shuttle, they discovered that cells were growing at an increased rate when passing over the earth's magnetic poles; suggesting that the earth's magnetic field was influencing cell growth.
Additionally, several growth factors and cytokines were upregulated in the bioreactor during cellular expansions.
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Initially, NASA researchers could not replicate the cell growth achieved aboard the Space Shuttle. NASA was using basic sine waves, which could not produce the same effect.
Over the subsequent eight years, researchers experimented with multiple waveforms, frequencies, and slew rates and found the square waveform was able to help deliver the required results and allowed NASA to identify the exact magnetic field format that increased cell growth 400% and upregulated over 200 growth factors and cytokines (G-CSF, GM-CSF, IL-2) in the rotating wall bioreactor.
It was determined that a square waveform with a low frequency (5-10 Hz) and a very rapid slew rate provided optimized results for cellular expansion.
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Sun Devils beat Utes 19-16 in overtime
TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) — Arizona State watched as one of the nation's best kickers missed not one, but two attempts in overtime.
The Sun Devils' kicker is pretty good, too, and he made it from nearly the same spot, putting them in control of the Pac-12 South, not the Utes.
Zane Gonzalez kicked a 36-yard field goal in overtime for his fourth field goal and No. 15 Arizona State overcame an uneven performance to beat No. 18 Utah 19-16 on Saturday night.
"If he lines it up right, he's going to make it every time," Arizona State coach Todd Graham said of Gonzalez.
The Sun Devils needed him to after struggling against Utah's aggressive defense.
Taylor Kelly still showed a few signs of rust in his second game back from a foot injury, unable to get Arizona State (7-1, 5-1, No. 14 CFP) moving through most of the second half. He seemed to be under pressure on every throw and finished with 205 yards on 18-of-32 passing, with a touchdown and an interception.
The Sun Devils also were plagued by some ill-timed penalties and had to settle for field goals, which helped send the game to overtime.
Utah (6-2, 3-1, No. 17 CFP) had the ball first in the extra period and was forced to call a timeout just before Andy Phillips attempted a 35-yard field goal to avoid a delay-of-game penalty. Phillips, one of the nation's best kickers at 87 percent this season, pushed that attempt wide right and missed to the left when it counted — his first miss in four attempts on the night.
Arizona State didn't do much on its overtime drive either, but Gonzalez made his try count, driving the ball through the uprights to send the Sun Devils charging onto the field.
The victory, combined with Arizona's loss to UCLA, gave Arizona State a one-game lead in the Pac-12 South and kept the Sun Devils' College Football Playoff hopes alive.
Next up is another big test: No. 6 Notre Dame, right back at Sun Devil Stadium next Saturday.
"We're in the driver's seat and that's where we want to be," Kelly said.
Utah had its chances to take the wheel.
The Utes kept Arizona State from running away with in the field half by forcing field goals and rallied in the second half by hounding Kelly.
After a quiet first half, Devontae Booker ran for 146 yards and a touchdown in another strong game by the junior.
There just weren't enough big plays for the Utes.
Travis Wilson had a pedestrian passing day, throwing for 57 yards and a touchdown while completing 12 of 22 passes. Phillips one of the most reliable kickers in the country, couldn't come through with the game on the line, missing just his third field goal in 20 attempts this season.
The loss all but knocks the Utes out of the playoff picture.
"This is really tough — it hurts this whole team," Wilson said. "This whole team played hard all the way until the end."
The Sun Devils settled for a pair of field goals by Gonzalez in the first quarter despite outgaining Utah 149-21. Arizona State finally got into the end zone in the second quarter, when Jaelen Strong followed a 32-yard catch-and-run with a 6-yard touchdown catch. Right after that, the Sun Devils stalled on another drive and Gonzalez missed from 50 yards.
Arizona State finally generated a bit of offense in the fourth quarter — namely a 31-yard pass from Kelly to Gary Chambers — yet again failed to find the end zone. Gonzalez's third field goal of the night, from 30 yards, tied at 16.
"We just hurting ourselves with penalties, misread, sacks," Kelly said. "Utah's a great defense and you can't do that to yourself."
A week after losing leading receiver Dres Anderson to a season-ending knee injury, Utah struggled to move the ball most of the first half, relegated to short throws underneath or generate much in the run game. The Utes had 97 total yards and six points — on a pair of field goals by Phillips — in the first half.
Utilizing Wilson more in the run game with the read option, the Utes started to find a bit of a rhythm offensively in the second half.
Utah marched quickly down the field its opening drive, scoring on a 4-yard pass from Wilson to Booker. Phillips followed with a 44-yard field goal that put the Utes up 16-13 after three quarters.
The Utes stumbled after that, though, unable to even get into field-goal range, much less score another touchdown in regulation, leaving it up to the foot of Phillips.
"I felt like our team fought pretty hard and usually those situations are something I thrive in," Phillips said. "No one is harder on themselves than I am for not putting the ball through the uprights."
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Freedom to Marry and SAGE to Hold Panel on DOMA Harms on Older Couples
Under DOMA, married same-sex couples are denied more than 1,100 protections and responsibilities automatically afforded to other married couples, including Social Security survivor benefits, access to health care and family leave, the ability to pool resources without adverse tax treatment, parenting rights, and familial status for immigration purposes.
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WHAT: The Harms of Marriage Discrimination: Older Same-Sex Couples and DOMA
- Michael Adams, executive director, Services and Advocacy for GLBT Elders
- Sarah L. Byrne, senior legislative representative, Alliance for Retired Americans
- Paul Nathanson, executive director, National Senior Citizens Law Center
- Web Phillips, senior legislative representative, National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare
- Hilary Rosen, managing director, SKDKnickerbocker and CNN commentator
- Stacy Sanders, federal policy director, Medicare Rights Center
- Thomas Sciacca, NY attorney with expertise in estate and disability planning
- Imani Woody, LGBT senior and director and founder of Mary's House for Older Adults
Monday, June 10
9 a.m. -10:30 a.m. ET
The National Press Club
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The Zenger Room
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Because of DOMA, older gay and lesbian couples who are already dealing with the emotional and physical stresses of aging face additional financial hardships. For example:
- 21.2% of older New Yorkers live in poverty, according to a 2010 AARP Public Policy Institute report. In the District of Columbia, the number is even higher, with 31.5% of residents over 65 living in poverty.
- DOMA requires the value of the same-sex spouse's health insurance to be treated as taxable income, costing same-sex couples on average $1,069 more per year than their married heterosexual counterparts with the same coverage, according to the Williams Institute.
- The lack of survivor benefits in Social Security can cost a legally married same-sex widow or widower up to $30,156 per year in lost income, according to Social Security Administration estimates.
- A 2009 report by the Williams Institute estimated that same-sex couples affected by the federal estate tax would lose an average of $1.1 million per couple in 2011 due to the inequity caused by DOMA.
SAGE is the country's largest and oldest organization dedicated to improving the lives of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) older adults. Founded in 1978 and headquartered in New York City, SAGE is a national organization that advocates for public policy changes that address the needs of LGBT older people. SAGE also offers supportive services and consumer resources to LGBT older adults and their caregivers, provides education and technical assistance for aging providers and LGBT organizations through its National Resource Center on LGBT Aging, and cultural competence training through SAGECare. With staff located across the country, SAGE coordinates a growing network of affiliates across the country. Learn more at sageusa.org.
Freedom to Marry is the campaign to win marriage nationwide. We are pursuing our Roadmap to Victory by working to win the freedom to marry in more states, grow the national majority for marriage, and end federal marriage discrimination. We partner with individuals and organizations across the country to end the exclusion of same-sex couples from marriage and the protections, responsibilities, and commitment that marriage brings.


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Wednesday, December 01, 2010
Welcome 2010 Advent Adventurers!
I've participated every year so far and I have to say, this year I was wondering what I would even talk about and it was while reading my fellow Advent posters that a memory struck me from out of no where.
It's many, many years ago when I was maybe 7 or 8 years old. The entire family at the time - 6 adults and 4 kids would be at my Grandmother's house in Sault St. Marie in Canada. 9 times out of 10 there was easily 4 feet of snow outside and the tiny 3 bedroom house (with only 1 bathroom - seriously, how did any of us get anything done!) was always cozy and warm with the promise of Santa soon to come.
The memory comes from us 4 kids, 2 girls and 2 younger boys, too excited to sleep, creeping out of our beds and poking or parents to see if 'now' was the time to go see if Santa had come. When one of us kids was finally given the green light, the whole house was roused from what I now understand were very deep sleeps. (Back then, most toys had 'some assembly required' and 4am was early for those parents to get to bed). But us kids, having no concept of what adults were required to do were more than ready to get to the tree!
Now came the next excruciating part of Christmas morning.
Having to wait for those adults.
See, no one was allowed downstairs until everyone was ready to go downstairs. We were instructed to sit on the top step to wait as the adults got ready. Being impatient we swore our parents were dressing for a wedding at the rate they were going but looking back now that one bathroom did cause a bit of a slow down and no one was really getting dressed up or showering.
So there we are at the top of the stairs. Only the stairs weren't straight. There were three steps down to a landing and then the stairs turned right and then straight down. Even though we were told and a few times scolded about staying at the top of the stairs the four of us would sneak down to that landing and lay on our tummies. What the parents probably didn't realize at the time (although they probably did) was that there was a mirror at the bottom of the stairs, and if you angled your head just right you could catch glimpses of what was under the tree!
Presents from Santa were never wrapped so that mirror didn't just hint at what was down there, it gave it all away. But only if you could stay on that landing long enough to get a glimpse before being quickly told to get back to the top step.
And it's that memory that warmed my heart this year. It will be 10 years this February since my Grandmother passed and it's been even more years than that since I have spent a Christmas with those two cousins. But soon, there will be a child coming into our family (my youngest cousin is pregnant!) and it'll be neat to see Christmas from the other side of those stairs.
Thanks for stopping in and Happy Holidays to you all!
15 comments:
- Court said...
Thanks for sharing this memory with us! It really reminds me of the magic I felt at Christmastime when I was a kid too! :)
- Jennie Marsland said...
Nice to meet you! I really enjoyed your memory. Christmas is so magical for children, and you captured that in your post. Thank you!
- leeswammes said...
What a great story! Thanks for sharing. I can totally imagine how hard it must have been for you kids to wait before being allowed downstairs (and for the adults to com out of bed!!).
- Caroline said...
Lovely post. I swear I was there lying on my tummy and eying the mirror. It's all so magical when you are a child. You brought that back. Thanks.
- Dave and Tami said...
Your post reminded me of many Christmases with my cousins that I hadn't thought of in ages. Thanks for sharing.
- nath said...
That is a great memory, Cindy :) I wish I had some like that...
- jan said...
What lovely memories and you capture the magical childhood moments so well.
- Krissi said...
Ahhh.. what a great story. I love what a happy and strong memory you have of Christmas. Enjoy the new little one and have a very Happy Holiday.
- CindyS said...
Court - thank you so much - I was hoping I could convey the feeling.
Jennie - nice to meet you too! And thank you - I guess I'm still just a big kid at heart. It was just nice to have a memory from so long ago resurface again.
Leeswammes - seemed like forever as a child - as an adult I'm always pushing to get up later!
Caroline - thank you so much! Sharing the memory just makes it even more special
Dave&Tami - thanks for dropping in and I think we all need to think back every once in a while ;)
Nath - I'm sure you have many sweet memories! I think knowing that next year there will be a newbie in the house has made me reminisce about Christmases as a child.
Jan - thank you!
Krissi - funny how I can't remember the gifts from under the tree but I remember those few minutes of waiting at the top of those stairs.
Happy Holidays to you all!
- sallyfromoz said...
I have the joy of seeing Christmas through the eyes of our two young grandsons. It is a joy :)
- GeraniumCat said...
Dropping by late, I really enjoyed your post. I can just imagine you all itching to get downstairs!
It's really nice to meet people on this tour.
- Oh said...
Loved this! the image of the little house, the snow, you 4 kids, teh idea that the adults had stayed up late assemblin toys - and then, nothing was wrapped so you could get a glimpse in the mirrow - oh, that mirror was the pivotal point.
I so enjoyed this and thanks for telling us about the magic in which we all believe - that is, family and Christmas, and family at Christmas!
- Kailana said...
I still can't believe it has been 5 years! Thanks for joining in again, Cindy. I look forward to your posts.
Happy Holidays!
- Aaron Vincent said...
I'm really loving all this posts about their Christmas childhood memories. That was a cute story. It made me smile.
Happy Holidays, Cindy! :)
- boliyou said...
We had the same rule about going downstairs and seeing the tree before the parents were up. Luckily, my parents let us open our stockings (hung upstairs outside the bedrooms) while we waited. I'm sure they used that to buy some extra sleep time.
Thanks for participating and happy holiday!


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The allied attacks followed a surprise departure from the original battle plan when cruise missiles and F117 Nighthawk stealth bombers attacked a building in southern Baghdad early yesterday after intelligence showed that Saddam and his two sons, Uday and Qusay, were there.
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Artillery including the 32 AS90 155mm self-propelled guns of the 3rd Regiment Royal Horse Artillery blasted Iraqi front-line positions, softening them up before the invasion.
The artillery attacks were co-ordinated by allied special forces, including the SAS and SBS, whose presence inside Iraq was confirmed by Geoff Hoon, the Defence Secretary, in the Commons. He warned MPs that the war might not be as short as some expected and that it would it be risky and difficult.
The Queen sent a message to British troops, saying: "May your mission be swift and decisive, your courage steady and true and your conduct in the highest traditions of your service both in waging war and bringing peace."
Tony Blair, in a television address, appealed for the country to unite behind the armed forces. He said: "They are the finest in the world and their families and all of Britain can have great pride in them."


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I recently had an inspiring parenting moment with my 3 year old daughter. It was late and I was tired after a long day. I made a conscious decision to get down on the floor with her and play, even though I really wanted to be distracted by the 10 other things on my to-do list. While Lucy and I were playing with one of her favorite toys, she became frustrated about something and walked out of the room.
I called out to her to ask what was wrong and she came moping into the room quite dramatically. I asked her if she was feeling sad or mad and she said, "Sad" with a pouty look. So I scooped her up and we sat down in my leather recliner together to have a talk. I quickly found out that she was upset because she just couldn't figure out how to connect the pieces of her Zoob toys. I said, "I know that you are sad honey and that is ok, but you don't have to leave the room when you get sad." Then I shared with her some of the things she could do when she gets upset. I said, "You can always tell Mommy or Daddy that you are sad, you can come ask for a hug, or you can ask us for help if you are frustrated." I also added that she could tell us that she wanted to spend some time alone. Our conversation was brief. I gave her a squeeze and we got up to go find out what her little sister was getting into.
As I sat with my wife and my youngest daughter, I noticed that Lucy left the room again and I wondered if she was alright. A moment later she came walking back into the room with her head hanging low. Then she silently walked up to me with her arms open wide and embraced me. Without any words she walked back out of the room. My wife said, "What is she doing now?" and I replied, "I think she is spending some time alone." I soon realized that my sweet daughter was role-playing the conversation that we had just finished moments earlier.
Soon after, she came back into the room, again with an exaggerated sad demeanor, while trying bravely to hide a smile. I loudly exclaimed, "Wait a minute. You're not sad anymore!" Upon hearing my words, she started screaming gleefully and jumping towards us while we all laughed together. I was on my best behavior as a parent that night, but I will admit that I don't always follow my own parenting advice. I can't help but think about how many wonderful things might happen if I would slow down more often, resist the distractions of life and enjoy emotionally connected, teaching moments with my children. This was certainly an enjoyable and proud moment for me as a father.


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The biking day will be an awesome way to evalute everyone's biking skills. We will look at everyone's biking abilities on roads and on a trail at Olson park which has a large loop around a lake and good beginner trails. Don't despair if your biking skills are rusty or if you don't know how, because after evaluating everyone we will be able to do instruction based on skill level.
After lunch we will head out to Gallup park on a series of roads and then a biking trail that follows the river. People that need further training will not come to Gallup park, but will stay at Olson park and receive further instruction. At Gallup park we will ride around next to or near the river and take a break.
Everyone should bring a waterbottle and possibly raingear. Lunch will be provided (hot dogs or veggie burgers). Bring money just in case. Most importantly, a bike is needed, if you don't have a bike or yours didn't pass the bike check contact Shane Steinl and he MAY be able to set you up with a bike. If you have a bike that may be able to fit someone in the troop and will not fit you also contact Shane Steinl. Note: we will not be bike checking bikes on Saturday, if you have a bike that hasn't been checked contact Jack Wallace.


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