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Welcome to my stop on the SewPro Stars Blog Hop where I am sharing my version of the Hyacinth bag by Sew Sweetness! Sara Lawson is a pattern and fabric deisgner from Chicago who has also published two books and has a class on Craftsy.
I hope you are enjoying reading about everyone's SewPro experience and what they brought away from the conference. Unfortunately, I was unable to attend this year due to an already planned trip. I already have next year's dates marked off on my calendar though! I am loving seeing how excited and motivated everyone was to implement new things that they learned. My social media posts are what I have been focusing on.
Today I am featuring a pattern by Sew Sweetness. I absolutely love the Hyacinth bag. This fabric was at a quilt shop in Albuquerque, New Mexico and I knew immediately that it needed to be this bag! Make sure you read the cartoons.
The only modification I made was to have the card/coin pocket double as a slip pocket. It fits my phone perfectly so that I don't have to undo the zipper to get to it, just lift the flap.
I never carried a bag before last year. Then we moved on to a boat and I discovered that I was good at dropping things in the water. Really good. Carrying this bag has saved me from dropping numerous things in the drink (as they say in sailor speak).
Make sure to check out everyone else's patterns and projects featuring other SewPro Stars and enter the giveaway via rafflecopter at the bottom for your chance at an awesome prize pack! Schedule and links below!
SewPro Stars Blog Hop Schedule
Monday Nov 14
Lisa Peterson – https://lisaandlorelai.com/
Sherri Noel – Rebeccamaedesigns.com
Andi Stanfield – http://truebluequilts.com/
Tuesday Nov 15
Vanessa Behymer – https://vintagebarngirl.wordpress.com/
Pam Cobb & Lynn Rinehart – http://www.thestitchtvshow.com
Sherry Shish – www.poweredbyquilting.com
Joanne Kerton – www.canuckquilter.com
Lisa Nielsen – http://thequiltjam.blogspot.com/
Wednesday Nov 16
Carmen Ross – seecarmensew.com
Anne Beier – http://www.hudsonvalleyquilts.com/
Jessica Caldwell – www.desertbloomquilting.com
Pamela Morgan – mysweetlittlestitches.com
Thursday Nov 17
Maryanna Powell – www.marvelousauntiem.com
Cathy Smith – www.aquiltingchick.com
Lissa LaGreca – lovinglylissa.com
Paula Mamuscia – https://creationsbypaulamamuscia.wordpress.com/
Friday Nov 18
Becca Fenstermaker – prettypiney.com
Holly Stockley – www.lighthouselanedesigns.com
Teri Seal – daymoonquilts.blogspot.com
Trinia Braughton – www.penguinfeats.com
Deanna Wall – https://www.stitchesquilting.com/
For a little more fun…comment below with your favorite Sew Sweetness pattern or which one you would like for a chance to win a free Sew Sweetness PDF pattern of your choice! This is separate from the main giveaway and I will use Random.org to generate a winner from all the responses posted below. Check back next week and I'll announce the winner in a post here!

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Messy weather this week leads to much-needed moisture
Tracking a rather messy week ahead. Rain, snow and ice all headed our way.
Police continue to search for missing child
Authorities searching for a missing 5-year-old Kansas boy have scoured a nature park and set up a tip hotline.
Westar Energy requesting increases for solar panel customers, and regular energy users
"Because I'm not using electricity is not a reason to charge me more."
Man seriously injured in Central Topeka shooting has died
A spokeswoman with the Topeka Police Department says John Austin Jr., 34, died Thursday. He, along with his father, were injured in the Janu…
Truckers caution drivers to stay away on windy days
"Love yourself, love your family if they're in there with you, and just keep away from a truck."
Injured party-goer's lawsuit against KU fraternity dismissed
A man's lawsuit claiming that he was injured and his black friends were insulted at a University of Kansas fraternity has been dismissed.
Local church breaks ground on new rectory
A local church started construction on a new addition Saturday.
Local restaurants partner with Harvesters to provide meals for children
This week, restaurants participating in Topeka Restaurant Week will donate part of their proceeds to Harvesters.
Numbers show jump in STD cases at the University of Kansas
Officials say the spike is partly attributed to increases in STD testing.
Austin Dillon takes No. 3 back to victory lane at Daytona
The No. 3 is No. 1 again at Daytona, on a day, in a race and at a place forever linked with the great Dale Earnhardt.
No. 19 Wichita State upends No. 5 Cincinnati 76-72
Landry Shamut scored 19 points, and No. 19 Wichita State ended the nation's longest home-court winning streak, beating No. 5 Cincinnati 76-7…
Freezing rain possible early this week
Colder air slides in Monday setting the stage for ice Monday night into Tuesday.
Missouri company says cassette tapes are far from extinct
It's something that most of us have owned at one point in our lives.
Just a few states have gun laws targeting threatening people
The warnings around Nikolas Cruz seemed to flash like neon signs: expelled from school, fighting with classmates, a fascination with weapons…
Russia: 5 dead in church shooting; police kill suspect
Russian media are reporting that a gunman opened fire with a hunting rifle on churchgoers leaving a service.
Pepsi Distribution Center fills warehouse with rowing machines for competition
It only happens once a year, and they even rename the center "Lake Pepsi."
Howling winds for Sunday, colder weather ahead
Tracking a mild, but windy start to the new week.
8th grader wins Shawnee County Spelling Bee for fourth time
Nearly 70 students showed up for the event, but after 34 rounds only two students will be moving on to regionals.
Where to turn for tax help
Tax returns surge over Presidents Day weekend, with the IRS saying it receives more phone calls on the day after Presidents Day than on any …
Washington snipped here? College says it found prez's hair
A librarian who had been cataloging old books gingerly opened the yellowed envelope to find a lock of silvery hair tied with a thread. Locks…
Life or death main decision for school shooting suspect
The fate of 19-year-old Nikolas Cruz will depend on his mental state and the wishes of the victims' families, which have a say in how the pr…
Biden, in public and private, tiptoes toward a 2020 run
He said he was keeping his 2020 options open, considering it a real possibility.
Trump criticizes FBI over handling of shooting suspect tip
President Donald Trump lashed out at the FBI Saturday night, saying the agency "missed all of the many signals"


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2005 All-Rookie Team
Selected by the staff of Baseball America; Text by John Manuel
2005 Rookies:
• Rookies Play Big Role In Penant Races
• Ryan Howard Clears His Own Path
• Gomes Is Pleasant Surprise In Tampa
• Huston Street Shows No Fear As Rookie Closer
While 2005 didn�t provide a monster rookie whose performance made history, such as Mark McGwire in 1987 or Mark Fidrych in 1976, this rookie class did provide amazing depth and variety. The Braves and Athletics were among the teams that relied on such players in the pennant race, while rookies like Jonny Gomes (Devil Rays) and J.J. Hardy and Rickie Weeks (Brewers) helped ignite second-half surges for their clubs. The depth and variety were such that we went two deep with our All-Rookie Team this year.
Catcher: Brian McCann, Braves
Johnny Estrada�s injury opened the door for McCann to jump from Double-A Mississippi to the big league club. He makes the first team with roommate Jeff Francoeur due to both his solid bat and his ability to handle the Braves� pitching staff. When veteran John Smoltz makes a rookie his personal catcher, it�s a hint the rookie can catch.
SECOND TEAM: Ryan Doumit, Pirates
First Base: Ryan Howard, Phillies
Some dismissed Howard�s amazing 2004 season, when he hit 50 homers between three levels. Others thought it was immaterial because he was blocked by Jim Thome in Philadelphia. But in 2005, Howard hit more like Thome than Thome. Good luck to the Phillies figuring out what to do with a pair of true lefthanded sluggers both limited to first base.
SECOND TEAM Mike Jacobs, Mets
Second Base: Robinson Cano, Yankees
Even though most members of the organization thought Cano was ready for prime time, the Yankees still signed Tony Womack in the offseason to play second base. Cano helped jump-start the team when recalled in May, and while he played somewhat erratic defense, Cano led all rookies in doubles and batting, among those who qualified for the batting title.
SECOND TEAM Tadahito Iguchi, White Sox
Third Base: Garrett Atkins, Rockies
As former UCLA teammate Chase Utley flourished in Philadelphia, Atkins finally got his shot in Colorado after two seasons in Triple-A. As with most Rockies hitters, he was much better at Coors Field (.339 vs. .239 on the road). Still, he played solid defense at third and led all rookies (as well as the Rockies) in RBIs.
SECOND TEAM Wilson Betemit, Braves
Shortstop: J.J. Hardy, Brewers
While Rockies rookie Clint Barmes got off to a huge start, he stumbled in his return after a broken collarbone. Hardy, on the other hand, steadily improved after getting off to a horrendous start as he came back from a shoulder injury, and he's a better defender. Hardy batted .297 with eight homers after the all-star break to help the Brewers reach .500 for the first time since 1992.
SECOND TEAM Clint Barmes, Rockies
Outfield: Jeff Francoeur, Braves
Perhaps this year's most interesting rookie, Francoeur hit a three-run homer against the Cubs in his July 7 debut and stayed scorching hot for two months. He didn�t draw his first walk (Aug. 21 against the Padres) until he had already hit 10 home runs, and while he inevitably cooled off, his bat and defense (13 assists) helped the Braves to their 14th consecutive division title.
SECOND TEAM Ryan Church, Nationals
Outfield: Jonny Gomes, Devil Rays
An 18th-round draft pick in 2001, he batted just .266 in the minors and was 3-for-29 in the majors entering 2005. His stint in Mexico last winter helped him better recognize breaking balls, however, and his improved selectivity and brute power helped him tie Nick Swisher for most home runs by an American League rookie. His bat and swagger helped turn a club with a 28-61 record at the all-star break into a winning team (39-34) in the second half.
SECOND TEAM Ryan Langerhans, Braves
Outfield: Willy Taveras, Astros
Following Carlos Beltran isn�t an easy task for any player, not to mention a rookie jumping from Double-A. Taveras, acquired from the Indians before the 2004 season, handled both tasks. He played a dynamic center field, freeing Craig Biggio for a return to the infield, and led all rookies in hits and steals. He needs to walk more and improve his baserunning savvy to maximize his speed.
SECOND TEAM Nick Swisher, Athletics
Designated Hitter: Dan Johnson, Athletics
Johnson fits the profile for a first baseman�he hits for power and controls the strike zone. He walked nearly as often as he struck out while providing Oakland�s lineup with needed punch. While the A�s surge from a 17-32 start to the brink of the playoffs fell short, a full year of Johnson should provide even more of a jolt to next season�s lineup.
SECOND TEAM Rickie Weeks, Brewers
Starting Pitcher: Joe Blanton, Athletics
The second of Oakland�s two first-round picks in the overhyped �Moneyball� draft in 2002, Blanton was one of the American League�s best pitchers in the second half, with a 2.63 ERA in 15 starts. He handled lefthanded hitters (.226 average), and his overall ERA ranked 23rd in the major leagues and was tops among rookies who qualified for the ERA title.
SECOND TEAM Zach Duke, Pirates
Starting Pitcher: Gustavo Chacin, Blue Jays
After languishing in Double-A for parts of four seasons, Chacin broke out in 2004, winning 20 games including the Eastern League playoffs. He proved last season was no fluke with a consistent rookie effort, tying for first on the Jays in wins and ranking second innings pitched.
SECOND TEAM Jeff Francis, Rockies
Starting Pitcher: Scott Kazmir, Devil Rays
Kazmir�s season is about more than strikeouts, though he led all rookies in the category and ranked ninth among all big league starters with 8.42 per nine innings, edging Randy Johnson. Like Johnson in his younger days, Kazmir still struggles with command--his 100 walks led the majors--and like Johnson, he has electric stuff. Like Johnson, he should become an ace.
SECOND TEAM Felix Hernandez, Mariners
Starting Pitcher: Chris Young, Rangers
If Ameriquest Field in Arlington is the American League�s answer to Coors Field, don�t tell Young�he was equally solid at home (4.35 ERA) and on the road (4.17). The 6-foot-10 righthander and Dallas native put his basketball career firmly in his past by being the Rangers� No. 2 starter behind Kenny Rogers.
SECOND TEAM Ervin Santana, Angels
Relief Pitcher: Huston Street, Athletics � Baseball America�s Rookie of the Year
The third A�s rookie to make the first team was the best one of all. While his father James Street was a college football and baseball hero in Texas, Huston has built his own story. The 2002 College World Series Most Outstanding Player earned the nod as Rookie of the Year in 2005 with numbers almost identical to those of Mariano Rivera.
SECOND TEAM Jesse Crain, Twins
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A week ago tonight, the Yankees beat the Phillies 7-3 to win their 27th World Series Championship and their first since beating the Mets four games to one back in 2000. For fans of most teams, a nine year gap between championships would not be seen as too big a deal. But, as a Yankee fan who came of age around the turn of the century, I've been quite spoiled and nine years did seem like a long time.
Back in October 2000, when the Yankees beat the Mets, I was only an eighth grader. I knew I liked baseball and I knew I liked the Yankees; I had since my first trip to the Stadium in 1995 when the Yankees played the Toronto Blue Jays. At the time, I was not yet eight years old. The next year, Derek Jeter came into the league and that's when my true love for the Yankees began. From 1996-2000, all I knew was Yankee championships. Obviously, as a young boy, I did not follow the Yankees as much as I do now. I probably went to one or two games a year, with family and friends, and I can't recall watching many games on television–save for the playoffs.
Despite those early years of my Yankee fan-hood being doused in championship champagne, I find myself realizing that they didn't mean a whole lot to me. I remember being happy that my team won the World Series, but I never quite felt the connection to the team that I feel now.
My high school years, 2001-2005, represent a mixed bag of Yankee success–all those years yielded division titles, but no World Series wins (two losses), and a crushing defeat in the 2004 ALCS. I followed the team a little more closely, watched more games, and got more into things. Even then, I wasn't as into the game as I could be.
Perhaps the turning point of my Yankee-life was in September of 2005. That was my first semester at college, Hofstra University, and my roommate Jon was also a Yankee fan. In late 2005 and in spring of 2006, he and I watched just about every inning of every Yankee game. That's when my love for this team really took off. Since that time, I've followed probably 95% of all Yankee games in some way–attendance at the Stadiums, watching on TV, listening on the radio, following online, etc.
When I transferred to the University of Connecticut in fall 2006, I was at a bit of a loss for the Yankees. UConn's cable package didn't carry the YES Network, so I was stuck watching on either MLB.TV or Gameday. Still, I kept up with the team every single day and night. 2006's and 2007's playoff exits were just as hard for me to take as 2004's because I followed the team that much more closely and felt a stronger bond with it.
2008 brought something I'd never felt before as a Yankee fan: an October with no playoffs. What the hell? While I still watched the playoffs, it felt so strange. At the end of the proverbial day, though, it was a good thing. Not only did it possibly wake the front office up, but it also gave us Yankee fans a shaking up that we needed. We needed to stop taking things for granted. Hopefully, we have.
Finally, this brings me to 2009. This was just an incredible season all around. Not only did I follow the team more closely than I ever have, but it was also the first season during which I was writing for the entire time. Breaking from the article, I once again want to thank Rob for picking me up to write for this site. Being able to write about the team I love aids my following of it more than I could ever imagine. Writing about the Yankees every week has given me great perspective on this team and I think Rob for giving me that opportunity.
At the beginning of the season, I think we all felt that this team could be something special. It has been truly great to root for this team in 2009. They were a near perfect combination of talent, teamwork, and effort. They gave us something to look forward to every night. We may have gotten frustrated with them at times during the season, but at the end of it all, they came no where near disappointing us. This team was a championship team in every sense of the word. Thank you, 2009 New York Yankees. Thank you for making 2009 the greatest baseball year of my 22 on this planet. It will truly be a hard year to top.


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Son of Universal: More Rediscovered Gems from the Laemmle Years
May 5–
16, 2017
Following last summer's monthlong series Universal Pictures: Restorations and Rediscoveries, 1928–1937, MoMA presents another selection of extremely rare films produced during the risk-taking reign of studio head Carl Laemmle, Jr. The centerpiece of the program is the world premiere of Universal's new digital restoration of the Jazz Age melodrama Sensation Seekers, a late work by the most important woman director of the silent era, Lois Weber. The May 6 screening of Sensation Seekers will feature live accompaniment by Vince Giordano and the Nighthawks Orchestra. Other rare titles include Tod Browning's ferocious 1930 gangster film Outside the Law, starring a pre–Little Caesar Edward G. Robinson; Tay Garnett's audacious allegory Destination Unknown (1931); E. A. Dupont's risqué Broadway romp Ladies Must Love (1933), and two programs of long-unseen, newly restored musical and comedy shorts, assembled by guest curator Ron Hutchinson of the Vitaphone Project.
Organized by Dave Kehr, Curator, Department of Film.
The exhibition is supported by the Annual Film Fund.
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Fresh Carrot Risotto
This clever "risotto" is made with carrot juice and chicken broth and dotted with peas, for a fun take on peas and carrots.
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Serves: 6
- 4 c. chicken stock
- 2 c. fresh carrot juice
- 2 tbsp. extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 large shallot
- 1½ c. arborio rice
- ½ c. dry white wine
- 2½ tbsp. white wine vinegar
- ½ c. Freshly grated Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese
- 2 tbsp. unsalted butter
- salt
- Freshly ground pepper
- 1 c. frozen baby peas
- In a medium saucepan, bring the chicken stock and carrot juice to a simmer; keep warm.
- In a large saucepan, heat the olive oil. Add the shallot and cook over moderate heat, stirring, until softened, about 4 minutes. Add the rice and cook, stirring, until slightly milky colored, about 1 minute. Add the wine and 2 tablespoons of the vinegar and cook, stirring, until the liquid is absorbed. Stir in the hot stock mixture, 1 cup at a time, stirring constantly and adding more stock once it has been absorbed, about 20 minutes total; the rice should be al dente and suspended in a thick, creamy sauce. Add the cheese and 1 tablespoon of the butter, season with salt and pepper, and stir until creamy.
- In a medium skillet, melt the remaining 1 tablespoon of butter. Add the peas, season with salt and pepper and cook over moderately high heat until warmed through, about 1 minute. Add the remaining 1/2 tablespoon of vinegar to the peas, then fold into the risotto. Serve immediately.
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UH EECB Spring 2008 Journal Club
If you have questions or want to be added to the email list for this discussion group please email me.
This semester we will be reading and discussing selections from Stephen Jay Gould's "The Structure of Evolutionary Theory" along with readings from current literature.
Have a look at the Table of Contents and the first chapter and begin thinking about any section(s) of which you would like lead the group discussion.
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February 8: Nori Yeung - Historical Constraints and the Evolution of Development - Setting of Historical Constraints in the Cambrian Explosion (PDF)
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The women made easy work of putting away Arizona State in Maples Pavilion on Saturday afternoon, but the story of the weekend transcended mere basketball games. The killing in Tucson, Arizona–the home of the Arizona Wildcats, the Stanford men's opponent–resulted in the death of 6 people, many injuries, and a delayed and somber basketball game on Sunday in Tucson's McKale Center.
Women defeat Arizona State, 82-35
Stanford took down the Sun Devils with a cartoonish score, despite Arizona State's respectable 10-4 record so far this season. The Card, whose only loss in history to ASU came in 1984, were able to give 12 players time in the blow-out, while holding the Sun Devils to fewer points than Stanford scored in the first half and limiting ASU's top scorer–guard Dymond Simon–to just 7 points on the day.
Point guard Jeanette Pohlen led Stanford with 18 points and 3 steals in the 24 minutes she played. Stanford head coach Tara VanDerveer didn't leave Pohlen and the rest of the Cardinal starters on the court for long, and not one played for longer than 26 minutes. Nneka Ogwumike, who played exactly 26, put up 16 points and 8 rebounds, putting her well on pace to complete her customary double-double had Arizona State put up more of a fight.
Field goal percentage alone can ordinarily indicate which team will win a given game, and Saturday's match-up was no exception. Stanford shot a remarkable 65% from the field and 80% from beyond the arc. Meanwhile, the clearly outmatched Sun Devils shot just 23% from the field and 24% from three.
Stanford moves to 12-2 overall and a perfect 3-0 in conference play. They will travel to Seattle to take on Washington on Friday night at 7:00.
Men fall to Arizona, 67-57
Wearing their all-black uniforms (although it is unclear whether that was out of respect for the previous day's shootings or just Nike's new design) the Card could not recover from a first half in which a very talented Wildcat team built an 11-point lead. When Stanford got to within 5 points late in the second half, Arizona kicked back into gear and cruised to the double-digit win.
While no team wants to lost by 10 points, it's hard not to call Sunday's defeat a quality loss. In the wake of the shooting, the Tucson community rallied around the Wildcats, and created the largest crowd of the season for McKale Center. Following the game, multiple Arizona players noted that they felt they were playing for the city and the state during a game with increased security screening and a substantially larger police presence.
Senior forward Jamelle Horne provided the main scoring punch for the Wildcats. In 24 minutes off the bench, Horne led all Wildcats with 16 points, and added a game-high 12 rebounds. Rebounds played a big role in Arizona's success, as not a single Cardinal grabbed more than 6 rebounds and Arizona out-rebounded Stanford, 40-23. Teams like Arizona–and the Washington team that Stanford will face on Thursday night–are most successful when they use their physical big men to exploit the lack of size and depth that Stanford has in the low post.
Josh Owens led the Card with 18 points, and Jeremy Green chipped in 15. Outside of Green and Owens, only one Stanford player–guard Jarrett Mann (6 points, game-high 4 assists)–scored more than 5 points. Stanford coach Johnny Dawkins once again opted for a young starting 5, featuring freshmen Aaron Bright and Dwight Powell alongside juniors Green, Owens, and Mann.
Shooting continues to cause Stanford fits. The Card shot only 42% from the field, 60% from the line, and a putrid 17% from three. Arizona made the most of open men on the perimeter, and shot 59% from three.
Stanford incurs its first loss of PAC-10 play and falls to 9-5 overall. They return to the Farm to host Washington on Thursday at 7:00 PM.


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My car is getting a mix of water and oil in the number 1 spark plug hole. I have had the seals replaced and this has not fixed the problem. The car doesn't overheat and has been tested for a cracked head, the test was inconclusive.
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Family Bank to open nine more branches
Monday February 29 2016
Family Bank will open nine more branches as part of its growth strategy even as it prepares to enter the regional market.
The lender's director in charge of retail banking, Mr David Thuku, said the bank plans to open the outlets before the end of the year, which will bring the total number of branches to 100.
"We are an ambitious bank because we understand why it is important to bring financial services closer to the people as one way of transforming their lives and grow their businesses," said Mr Thuku.
Speaking at Molo Stadium on Friday during a customer luncheon attended by the Nakuru County Governor Kinuthia Mbugua, the bank founder, Mr Titus Muya said going regional is still one of the bank's long-term vision.
"We are in the top race of opening more branches in the country and once we are through with the country, our journey of creating more wealth for the residents of East Africa will also include opening regional offices," said Mr Muya.
He said due to cross-border trading there is a great need to go regional in order to serve Kenyans and other residents doing business with locals.
Family Bank Chairman Wilfred Kiboro urged county governments to work closely with financial institutions if they hope to develop their regions.
"As a bank, we are happy we are working with Nakuru County and others, and we hope to partner with the counties in a bid to fight poverty at the grassroots," said Mr Kiboro.
He urged the devolved units to use fresh university graduates and other scholars in their counties to push their development agenda to the next level by offering them internship opportunities.
Mr Thuku said that through the bank's foundation, more than 350 students from poor families in 47 counties are now enjoying their learning after they received financial support from the kitty.
"This year we shall award 100 scholarships to bright and needy students who have joined various secondary schools across the country because the aim of the foundation is to transform the Kenyan family positively for African renaissance," he said.


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An interview with Linda Urban that is well worth reading: http://www.publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/authors/interviews/article/56321-q-a-with-linda-urban.html
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Updated spiral calendar charts for S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, Gold, Oil and Apple Computer as of June 13th, 2016. Please click on each chart to see a full HD-size chart.
S&P500 Spiral Calendar Chart For June 13th, 2016
The spiral clusters in the S&P 500 in late May and early June marked the top of the strongest move that ended on May 24th and surrounded the top on June 8th. The initial decline is comparably steep to the one off the early December 2015 high.
Nasdaq 100 Spiral Calendar Chart For June 13th, 2016
Nasdaq-100 did not have any large spiral clusters until the last week which doesn't seem to align with any turn. There is a large cluster of 8 spirals on Friday 17th June.
GLD Spiral Calendar Chart For June 13th, 2016
GLD made a low a couple of days after pair of spiral clusters and there is also a cluster on Friday June 17th that may be a short term top.
OIL (USO) Spiral Calendar Chart For June 13th, 2016
USO continued its rally into June but may have topped on June 8th in parallel with the stock market. Unusually, there are no large spiral clusters in the next month so I have included smaller spirals of only 3 aligned spirals.
AAPL Spiral Calendar Chart For June 13th, 2016
AAPL continued its rally as expected into a nice spiral top on May 26th and has been choppy since with some spirals aligned fairly close to the turns. Maybe the corrective rally completed on the spike high on June 6th which should initiate a fairly steep decline.
If you don't understand the charts – see the posts here and here .
A note on the staircase red and green lines appearing on this months charts which are volatility stop lines. A green up-stepping line is drawn beneath the price when the move is bullish and a red line is drawn above when the market declines. The distance from the closing price to the stop line is a multiple of the recent average true range – three times ATR(14) for bull moves and two times ATR(14) for bearish ones. If the market closes beyond a stop line then the stop applies at the next open. This avoids getting stopped out on wild intraday swings (like spike bottoms).


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I went on the nostalgia tour several months ago. Took a photo of the house I was born in back in the summer of '41. My folks built this house new in about 1939. Remember Dad saying it cost him $1,200. The swing that was on the porch is now on my back porch. I drink coffee in it every day.
We moved from this house in 1946 and I grew up in the house my mother was born in (1911). All the pastures are now grown up in pine trees, the old house has been razed, and nothing is left to show we were ever there but the dairy barn, which is falling in.
I also went to the old country church I went to as a lad. As the photo shows, there's not much left. I still have the old rough pine bench my dad sat on every Sunday for 50-some years. Across the road from the church is what's left of the old sawmill company store that was built back in the 1920s. My uncle would sometimes open the store after church on Sunday and give me a pink-icing Stage Plank out of the old glass display case.
From an Oak Ridge Boys song:"Is this all we get to keepas the years go rolling by;just the memories...of all the days gone by?"
Sadly, yes.
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Hi Everyone! I recently posted that I had been increased to 400 mg of
, going from 200 mg. To say that was a bad idea is an understatement! One day, out of the blue, I literally couldn't use my legs! My brain would say walk but the message did not register in my legs. Trouble is, it wouldn't last all day so the first time I thought, well maybe, I had been given too much anthesia when I had dental surgery, so I shrugged it off.
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I went from taking nothing to taking Klonipin 1mg 3-4x/day, Inderal 10mg 3x/day, and
. I got up to 150mg of the
after 7weeks. I had a dangerous and deadly reaction to the Lamictal. I was told to stop it suddenly. My life has been a disaster ever since. I feel I was better before I took all of this stuff. I have been suicidal due to the sudden stop of the meds. Last Saturday i tried to kill myself. I took 90mg of klonopin and about 45mg of inderal. I awoke about 6 hrs.
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So after that month the concerta dosage stayed the same but the pdoc gave me 25mg
with it. He said something about having a mood disorder, this after i filled out another questionair that, to me, sounded exactly like the adhd questionair. I told the doc that i really don't want to just keep changing the meds the whole time. I'd rather not take any but he said we have to figure out the dosage etc and that will take a couple or allot of months. So I said ok.
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I lost my insurance, now I can't pay for the
I was taking, and even if I tried,
was a pretty stiff liver hazard penalty. I know that others have had it much worse. Maybe I'm spoiled, I know that I am weak. I can't concentrate, I hate the way I look, I hate the mean way that I act and think. I hate the mean, terrible things that happen in this world to people that don't seem to deserve it. Little innocent children killed and mistreated.
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hey how are you feeling now? the symptoms you describe slow pulse and trouble breathing are definitely signs of
. if the symtoms continue you should go to the er. make sure you take as prescribed. overdosing of subox can cause coma and death. be careful. you should stay awake now.
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I am on 150mg
, 20mg Prozac, 150mg Trazodone, and 800mg Seroquel. Over the past year I have noticed an increase of involuntary muscle jerks, I was in an accident 2 years ago and it seems that my lower back is constantly doing theses little jerks. It does not hurt, but sometimes the jerks cause me to almost drop things that I am holding. It is so very hard to explain. I was very sick when I was 4 years old. I spent months in the hospital with a still undiagnosed virus.
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I take about 18 Lyrica a day. Please help me. I will die from
or severe depression. I have no one to talk to. My teenage daughters are suffering with me.
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. (Xanex ER as well, for the agression). I have a long story about my bipolar, and I'll tell you about it sometime. I was started on anidepressants at first, for most bipolar patients, it makes the symptoms increase!!!! I have also been on, geodon, that knocked me out, and made me feel like I was going to overdose, (AT WORK!!) I was on Zyprexa, that knocked me out, and I was on Lythium and lie list goes on and on. Every one is different. !
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I'm puzzled to see if me being medicated might make this happen (I take
400 mg, and Risperdal 1mg), brain damage, or what might make this happen. None of it is un-managable, but it's just there. It wasn't there (or didn't appear to be - but I wasn't stable, so who knows!?), so I'm just curious! Have any of you "survivors" had these experiences?
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There is a danger that you might
yourself.You need to have your other symptoms assessed properly by the neurologist.
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Hopefully I can keep my overly long writings (like in my journal at home) to more of a minimum...we'll see!!! I'm glad I found this place, it seems more organized than some of the other & not so "nitpicky" about the groups you fall into. To me that's important because I have several issues I need to deal with. My shrink has never said I'm bipolar, I think it's so he doesn't have to write it down & screw me over when I go to get insurance.
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Infrequent side effects include urticaria, hypersensitivity reaction, shock, and pulmonary edema.
can include slow, shallow breathing, respiratory depression, clammy skin, convulsions, extreme somnolence, apnea, circulatory collapse, cardiac arrest, coma, and possible death.
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In addition to the Remeron, I take 10 mg. of diazepam 4 times a day and 400 mg. of
daily. I find this cocktail has worked the best for me after six (6) years of trying. I sincerely hope that you have the same success that I have had with Remeron.
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If it makes you feel any better, I am currently taking a high dosage Tri-cyclic antidepressant, and 900Mgs of Lithium, and 200Mgs a day of
, and 2.50Mgs a day of Xanax. That's enough medication to knock a horse on it's ***. I'm still alive.
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Anxiety or Panic attack - what's the real difference? These just began 1 week ago for me. I am bipolar and just quit
1 week ago (bad side effects). It start within a few minutes - difficulty breathing, dizzy and off balance (feel like I'm dying - but no chest pains). As soon as it comes on I chew up (2) .5 Xanax and it takes about 1 hr. to completely go away. I have been to my psy. (just said to get off Lamictal for now) and then my primary care dr. both this week.
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I have rapid cycling bipolar. Ask your Dr. about
. (Xanex ER as well, for the agression). I have a long story about my bipolar, and I'll tell you about it sometime. I was started on anidepressants at first, for most bipolar patients, it makes the symptoms increase!!!! I have also been on, geodon, that knocked me out, and made me feel like I was going to overdose, (AT WORK!!) I was on Zyprexa, that knocked me out, and I was on Lythium and lie list goes on and on. Every one is different. !
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I have since moved on and started to seriously overdose on Stilnox, sometimes taking 100-200 mg's per night which is like 10-20 tablets and although Stilnox won't kill you and Heath Ledger did not die from an
of Stilnox, an
is bad either way...
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I checked and rechecked different fatal dosages and cross effects. I counted out all the pills I had of all the types I had, except
because that has proven to be nonfatal [or so my research showed me]. I had alcohol to top it off. Not a lot, but I was definitely on my second or third drink when it all started kicking in. It's a waste of meds, honestly, or turned out to be. Its apparently a lot harder to kill yourself than they make it seem, or at least for me it was.
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I was admitted to the hospital after an accidental
when I was taking too much clonazepam to get through appointments and bad days. Since I wrote this, I still have yet to be diagnosed with Bipolar, simply because i have a new psychiatrist. I was started on Latuda while I was in hospital, but it didn't work for me and was too expensive. I still haven't been tried on lithium.
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my husband was recently diagnosed BP he was put on
, desyrel, zyprexa, inderal.he was put in a hospital after he attempted suicide, they released him after putting him on these meds for only four days, they gave him no aftercare support.
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finally a diagnosis of epilepsy after full seizure and put on
9. low blood sugar = 70 mg/dL 10. binge eating and drinking 11. allergies totally out of the bounds of reality!!! 11. frequent urination and Dysuria off-scale 12. all incoming stimuli perceived as pain? Fibromyalgia? 13. walking around in a cognitive cloud 14. painful odd, strained defecation 15. poor short term memory and logic skills Am I on the right med?
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I was taking Wellbutrin and
, but the feeling and the mood slowly faded and went from awesome to fairly depressed. I wasn't rock bottom or anything but I was far from feeling good! OK, so anyway Vicodin (in the short term) seems to work for me. I did some research about Suboxone and talked with my doctor and he put me on 4mg a day....one in the morning and one at night.
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It was recommended in a book I was reading. It is an amino acid. It is primarily used for tylenol
and some other heart related stuff, it is not widely used in bipolar so don't be surprised if your doc hasn't heard about it. There is only one study out there that I could find, but it was a well done study, that showed it helped with the depression end of things as an adjunct to what people were already taking. So it was as an addition not instead of.
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25 to 30% of the people with ADHD have anxiety as a coexisting disorder, so the anxiety is not surprising - especially if the ADHD has gone undiagnosed for so long. Typically, if the adderall is making you sleepy its an
. It comes in 10 mgs. Kind of surprised the doc didn't start you off with that as they usually go with the lowest dose first. By the way, you might find it interesting to check out this web site. Its for adults with ADD and has a ton of useful information.
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I am going to ask to go back on it because it helped with my migraines a lot about five years ago. I was on that and
. The
didn't seem to do anything - tried it twice - but it sure was nice to avoid some of those migraines. It sounds like you have medication problems similar to my mom - she has issues with any kind of sleeping pill or pain pill. She can take it once, but the second time it doesn't work at all. My heart goes out to you.
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In Britain where there exist the conservative docs, they write lithium (the king) and either/or an AC (depakote or tegretol) in the USA another AC (lamictal) etc...
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I found on my own that I am bipolar - from all the info in the internet. It makes sense to me. I started now on
and I hope it will work. I don't see any problem to take meds for mental illness as I want to get better. Secondly you wouldn't think about refusing to take meds for diabetes, heart cobdition or so, would you? You have loads of thinking in front of you. All the best.
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I took Ambien for a couple years, but took myself off of it because I can get impulsive and
. Ambien is kind of addictive. I've always been interested in Lunesta since it's non-narcotic but my insurance wouldn't cover it. Have you tried over-the-counter sleep aids? I haven't had Seroquil for bipolar, and I won't try it since it has such a sedative effect on me.
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I'm drinking a big fuc**** glass of wine and taking three hundred mg of seroquel, and I've already got four mg of clonazepam in me, forty mg of propranolol, and four hundred mg of
, and I honestly don't care if I wake up in the morning or not. I just don't care. I'm a financial drain, and I know it's pointless to lament, but I hate being this way. Why can't I just be a normal person?
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, I am currently taking Seroqual at night 25mg to sleep and it calms me and my thoughts, and
is like a mood stabilizer, to prevent the outbursts. Good Luck!
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First off, I want to thank everyone for the kind response to the spoons. It is much appreciated. The first batch is gone, so I have gathered a few more that are photographed and posted them here. Same as before, if you'd like one, drop me an email or make a comment right here. All the comments make it to my inbox anyway – so either method gets here. First come, first spooned. If for some crazy reason these go as quickly as before, don't worry. there's at least 20 more in the basket at my feet…and more in the works besides. I'm going to carve these whether anyone buys them or not.
All of the spoons are hand-made; using hatchets & knives. All have some chip-carving on the handles. Woods include cherry, birch, sycamore and some odds & ends. Finish is food-grade linseed oil (flax oil). Shipping is an additional charge of $ 6.00 in the US. Payment is either check or paypal. Email me at firstname.lastname@example.com if you would like any of these, or with questions.
Meanwhile, if you want to see me carve some spoons, watch this episode of Roy Underhill's PBS show The Woodwright's Shop http://www.pbs.org/woodwrightsshop/video/3100/3108.html
Also I will be adding some new boxes for sale soon. Great for hiding the clutter around the house. Ours are brimming with stuff…
So here is batch two of the spoons – pictures first, then description & price. Write w any questions. If you know someone with too many plastic spoons in their kitchen, set them straight. Send them a link.
SPOON # 13 = large birch serving/cooking spoon. L: 14″ , width of bowl is 3″. Almost translucent in the bowl, an effect often achieved with birch. $60. SOLD
SPOON # 15. Also birch, a straight-sectioned blank. Shovel-shaped bowl. L: 11 7/8″ and width of bowl is 2 1/2″ $45. SOLD
SPOON # 17 – so big it gets four pictures. This one falls in that spoon/sculpture category. Carved from a crook of birch, it's about 14″ long. the bowl is 2 3/4″ at its widest point. A special serving spoon. $75. SOLD
SPOON #21 – another in a series of birch crooks. This one nearly got a hole in it, light shines through the bowl in one spot. I caught it just in time. A favorite small ladle/serving spoon. L: 8 3/4″ width of bowl 2 1/2″ $50 SOLD
SPOON # 23 Finally, a spoon small enough to eat with! Holly L: 7 1/4″ width of bowl 1 3/4″ $30. SOLD
SPOON # 24 – a small curving spoon of birch. L: 8 1/2″ width of bowl 1 3/4″ Room for initials on the handle if you'd like. Or a short name. $ 30 SOLD
SPOON # 25 – another eatin' spoon. Cherry this time, one of my favorite local woods for spoons. The dark heartwood is centered right in the bowl both inside & out. L: 8 1/2″ Width of bowl 1 3/4″ $30. SOLD
SPOON # 26 – another birch eating spoon. A whole run of my chip-carving vocabulary just about… L: 9 1/4″ width of bowl 1 7/8″ $ 30. SOLD
SPOON # 5 – this one belonged in the first batch, but got left behind. Lost in a basket-full. Cherry, showing the great color of the heartwood. L: 9″ width of bowl 2 1/4″ $ 30. SOLD
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The 46th Chicago International Film Festival has some of the best gay and lesbian world cinema to be seen in the United States this year. The only US product in the OUTRAGEOUS category is the semi-autobiographical documentary, Beautiful Darling by James Rasin, a beautiful tragedy of the Andy Warhol superstar, Candy Darling, who rose to obscure fame and died an early death she almost wished for. Darling is my favorite as of yet, and can be seen on the big screen Friday 10/15 and Sat 10/16 at AMC River East.
Coming up in the last Monday of the festival is For 80 Days (Jon Garano and Jose Maria Goenaga, Spain). The lesbian drama I thought was comparable to last year's Hannah Free with Sharon Gless, is a story of unrequited lesbian love in old age. Housewife, Axun is compelled to visit her daughter's ex-husband Mikel who's in a coma and has no friends or relatives to visit. The incident brings Axun's very old friend Maite into her life again. The passion from their childhood is resurrected in reunion for better and for worse. For 80 Days plays at AMC River East Mon. 10/18 and Tues. 10/19.
Loose Cannons, directed by Ferzan Ozpetek, is an hilarious Italian sexual comedy and family drama set in Lecce, a small town in Italy where Tommaso returns home to tell his family he doesn't want to run the pasta manufacturing business his father own and that he's gay. It's a double whammy that doesn't quite goes as planned when his brother Antonio interrupts Tommaso's confession by coming out himself. Knowing he'll likely be sent packing, Antonio takes the risk to escape as his brother did. After his father's sudden heart attack, Tommaso decides to hide his secret and appease his father by replacing Antonio in the business. He learns quickly that, as his wise grandmother says, those who don't do what they want, will never be happy. Advice taken. See Loose Cannons Tues. 10/12, Wed. 10/13, and Fri. 10/15 at AMC River East.
Post Cards to Daddy, the other queer doc in the festival is a multimedia assemblage of memory and the healing process of a sexual abuse victim, German filmmaker Michael Stock (Prince of Hell 1993). The journey to peace of mind is narrated by Stock over video diary footage, more recent home movies of his sister's happy family, and tapes from his excursions with now deceased lover Remi. Stock's extremely explicit confessions of abuse and his deeply probing interviews with siblings and his mother get to heart of what healthy or unhealthy intimacy means in a family that grew up politically active but worldly naive. No further screenings at this festival are scheduled.
For a schedule of all films and to purchase tickets visit the official website of the 46th Annual Chicago International Film Festival.
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Somewhere along the venerable Route 7, in the middle of nowhere, you will find Joe's Diner. As an employee working the graveyard shift for the next month, your primary task is to keep the tables clean – no tough challenge at all.Read full description
Somewhere along the venerable Route 7, in the middle of nowhere, you will find Joe's Diner. As an employee working the graveyard shift for the next month, your primary task is to keep the tables clean – no tough challenge at all.
Unfortunately there's a rub to it. The old Diner was built on the site of a former Indian cemetery. Amongst the buried, two rival chieftains are laid to rest; while alive each could not stand the other.
One chieftain endeavors only to rest in peace. The other, a prankster both in life and the afterlife, is prone to ruffle the feathers of his fellow chief.
Besides your tasks as a waiter, it's up to you to keep things calm and not incur the angry chieftains' wrath. To lay them both to everlasting rest just do your duty. Sounds easy but it's not – promised.
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Joe's Diner is a horror game in name only. It is not scary. It is also borderline insultingly easy. In Joe's Diner you play as a night-shift busboy who takes leftovers from tables and place them in the trash, all while making sure that neither you nor the paranormal activity make enough noise to literally wake the dead. This means that you need to shut off any phones, jukeboxes, friers, or other devices that turn on by themselves, all while making sure you do your job on time. There is no variation in the gameplay, just throw out leftovers and keep the sound to a minimum. Unlike other horror games of recent memory that are capable of keeping you on edge with excellent sound design and punishing yet fair difficulty, Joe's Diner is mediocre. It tries to be the next Five Nights at Freddy's, but really there is no comparison when one game gives you a game over after giving you a jumpscare featuring a murderous decrepit animatronic with heavy uncanny valley undertones, and the other gives you a game over after flashing a stock photo of a generic Native American on the screen. Joe's Diner could have been so much more. But instead it is just generic and dull. It doesn't even have the charm of an actual Diner.
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KENNEBUNK – Police arrested a 42-year-old man after he allegedly ran over his ex-wife in a parking lot outside a middle-school basketball game Friday night.
Police said Philip Bundy was charged with reckless conduct. They said they are still investigating the incident, but confirmed that Bundy is alleged to have run over his ex-wife, Chanin Hale.
Hale's brother, Loren Hale, said his sister had extensive injuries to her right side and was being treated at Southern Maine Medical Center. He said her injuries aren't considered to be life-threatening.
Loren Hale said his sister was at the school because it was the last game of the season and her daughter is a cheerleader. Loren Hale also said his sister had filed papers for custody of the couple's two daughters Friday.
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I think I acknowledged her weakness.
I'm just telling you how ludicrous it is to suggest this guy can "win" anything with a different partner.
At the same time they stopped doing the 3T SEQ.
Look it up, I think you might have selective amnesia.
They did the 4STh at the 2010 world lp. According to you, the other 4-5 LP, they should have done 3T SEQ since the 4S were never planned.
Smirnov's sister just confirmed Yuko dislocated her shoulder yesterday and she was taken to the hospital.
I told you they stopped doing them at the same time because they were to hard to do them both in the same program.
When they attemped the quad it was always with a 3T+3T+SEQ but it made them too tired and they were never given a positive GOE even when she landed it so they stopped.
Just watch T/T and they were brilliance, the transition into death spiral is just WOW! For me, they have the best skate of the night! I prefer their short program style much more than S/S. Their elements except jump were very well executed.
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K/S are horrific. I can't truly name any of their elements as high quality. Their twist is the thworst. Their throws have no height or distance and the landings are usually very weak. Those lifts are simply unwatchable. The spins, steps... There is a reason they could no longer get high marks even with relatively 'clean' skate at CoC once the Russian federation decided to abandon them this season. The GOEs on their elements are coming down to earth as it should. A few posters criticize teenagers Sui/Hai for lack of unison. What was the last time we saw multiple world medalists K/S moved in unison ? I would rather watch S/S skate with multiple falls than K/S skate 'clean' with those frentic transitions that have nothing to do with the program.
I dislike T/T. They always crash on big elements but still get some high scores. Their programs are very predicable.
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I agree with mousepotato. Time for Smirnov to find a new partner. If someone suiteable and up to his high skill level is available that is. Kavaguti is too inconsistent technically, she is getting old (for a female pair skater) and seems easily injured, and she just isnt pleasant to watch and doesnt match up to his beautiful line and elegance on the ice.
They are equally terrible when it comes to SBS jumps. She fell or he doubled or missed or both.
What's working for them is their coach and their programs. Moskvina isn't stupid. I think she might be the first to get Smirnov to partner up with another girl if it means GOLD for Russia. Clearly, she didn't think he could do better.
This isn't a Mukhortova-Trankov situation. Moskvina and Yuko are definitely not schtupping.
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I was sorry to see Aliona's change of costume.( Boy , I'm tired of seeing her in catsuit type things. They simply don't suit her physique ) I hope she's kept the FP costume .
For some reason when you said Aliona, I thought you were talking about Adelina Sotnikova for a second with the catsuit mention. Which made me think that Adelina would actually look really good in tight, black leather. With a whip. I'd like to see her do a catwoman program now.


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BAR HARBOR – Ryan Gay faced a difficult 17th hole Thursday at Kebo Valley Golf Club.
But the 19-year-old Pittston resident calmly dealt with the upward-sloping green, which rests atop a hill, and made par moments after his closest competitor double-bogeyed the same par-4 hole.
Jason Gall's miscue on the 17th hole allowed Gay to take a one-stroke lead into the final hole of the Maine Amateur, and Gay wrapped up the title with a par.
Gay won his second Maine Amateur title in three years by shooting a 72 on the final day to finish at 212, ahead of Gall (67-74-72–213) and Ricky Jones (71-73-69–213).
"The first two rounds, you have to put yourself in a position where you can win it in the final round," said Gay, who shot a 72 on Tuesday and a 68 on Wednesday. "That final day is really where you have to pursue whatever you need to do."
Gay, who will be a sophomore at the University of New Mexico, won despite missing birdie putts on four holes on the back nine — the par-4 12th, the par-4 13th, the par-5 14th and the par-3 15th.
"I missed a lot all day long, but made that one on 17 when it really came down to it," said Gay, who won the 2008 Maine Amateur and was the runner-up last year.
"I knew I was one up, then I was even, and then I was down one," Gay said. "I just kept missing putts and kept missing putts and kept missing putts and I just kept telling myself, 'you're stroking it well, you're putting good rolls on it. It's going to fall eventually.'
"And really, it never did. I just made that one putt on the 17th hole, but I just stayed patient and gave myself a lot of looks. Those putts weren't for par but for birdie, and I parred my last nine holes today."
Gall, of Augusta, tied Gay for the lead with a birdie on the par-4 11th hole and remained poised until the 17th. Gall struggled on 17, missing a putt for par, and needed two more strokes to finish the hole.
"Until the 17th hole, things were going good," Gall said. "Coming into 17 I hit great; I thought it was perfect. Ended up going over the green, which is not what you need there.
"It's been pretty good to me the last couple days, but (Thursday) it was different."
Seth Sweet saw the 17th hole as a critical juncture.
"It was probably a turning hole for whoever was going to win," said Sweet, who made par on 17. "Ryan made a good putt and I read off his. It was a very tough hole. One of the toughest ever."
Sweet, who will be a junior at Madison High, finished tied for fourth (68-73-76-217) with Matt Greenleaf of Portland. Greenleaf was paired with Jones, of Thomaston, and Joseph Alvarez of Hampden in the next-to-last group.
Sweet, 15, didn't expect such a high finish but believed being grouped with golfers like Gay and Gall elevated his own game.
"They've been there, in that situation, more than I have, and they have that experience over me," Sweet said. "They were hitting it 30 yards behind me and it didn't help, and I was hitting the cut all day instead of the drive.
"But on the back nine I turned it around. Playing with those guys, I had to keep it going a little bit. If I start hitting the ball bad, at least I could watch good golf. But it definitely did help."
Sweet, Gall and Gay each made par on the 18th hole, but Gall missed a chance to force a playoff when his putt for birdie caught the lip of the hole, then spun out and to the right.
"It was really close and fun until the end," Gall said. "I wish I could have had that shot over."
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In today's Impromptus, I have occasion to mention two Maryland Republicans — totally coincidental. One of them, Ellen Sauerbrey, ran for governor and didn't make it. The other, Robert Ehrlich, ran and did. As I say in my column, he is one of my favorite politicians, one of my favorite public servants, period. If there's a Republican administration next year, I hope he'll serve in it.
Anyway, a reader sends me an article from the Herald-Mail, out of Hagerstown (I believe). Get a load of this:
By any standard measure, Neil Parrott's place in Maryland politics ought to be toward the very bottom. He's a freshman Republican delegate in a very blue state, without pedigree or government connections.
Yet through dogged organizing and clever use of technology, this tea party leader from Hagerstown has turned a little-used provision of the Maryland Constitution into a tool capable of overturning chunks of the ruling Democrats' legislative agenda.
Very nice. This fellow is a red warrior in a blue realm. But so help me, if I live a thousand years, I'll never be at peace with us conservatives as the red team and them as the blue. So, so wrong . . .


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Get an overview of this hotelFamily-friendly hotel with free airport shuttle and restaurant
Popular property highlights
This family-friendly Helena hotel is located near the airport, within 1 mi (2 km) of Montana Historical Society Museum, Holter Lake, and Montana State Capitol. Missouri River and Holter Museum of Art are also within 2 mi (3 km).
Hotel Features
A restaurant, an indoor pool, and a 24-hour fitness center are available at this smoke-free hotel. Free WiFi in public areas, free self parking, and a free airport shuttle are also provided. Additionally, a bar/lounge, a spa tub, and a 24-hour business center are onsite.
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All 148 rooms provide free WiFi and free wired Internet, flat-screen TVs with cable channels, and conveniences like refrigerators and microwaves. Other amenities available to guests include pillowtop beds, room service, and coffee makers.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us! Opens in a new window.
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Hotel Amenities
In addition to an indoor pool, Radisson Colonial Hotel Helena provides a spa tub and a 24-hour fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A computer station is located on site and wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Business-related amenities at this 3-star property consist of a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 17000 square feet (1579 square meters) include a conference center. This family-friendly hotel also offers a picnic area, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and laundry facilities. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests (available 24 hours). Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Radisson Colonial Hotel Helena is a smoke-free property.
- Picnic area
- Bar/lounge
- Elevator/lift
- Free airport transportation
- Indoor pool
- 24-hour front desk
- Conference space
- Restaurant
- Meeting rooms 14
- Express check-out
- Free self parking
- Free WiFi
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Free wired Internet
- Computer station
- Smoke-free property
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Conference space size (meters) - 1579
- Luggage storage
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- ATM/banking
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space size (feet) - 17000
- Conference center
- Laundry facilities
- Spa tub
- Total number of rooms - 148
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Number of floors - 2
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Wedding services
- Free newspapers in lobby
Family Friendly Amenities
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- Indoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
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Room Amenities
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Premium TV channels
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Room service (limited hours)
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
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- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
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- Flat-panel TV
- Free wired Internet
- Daily housekeeping
- Down comforter
- Pillowtop mattress
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Free WiFi
Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge.
Colonial Restaurant - This restaurant specializes in American cuisine and serves breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. A children's menu is available. Happy hour is offered.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a 24-hour fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Snowboarding nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Rock climbing nearby
- Snowmobiling nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Cave exploring/spelunking nearby
- Snowshoeing nearby
- Downhill skiing nearby
- Cross-country skiing nearby
- Sledding nearby
- Snow tubing nearby
- Boat tours nearby
- Segway rental/tour nearby
- Ski lessons available nearby
- Ski equipment rental shops nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-in time ends at midnight
Minimum check-in age is 18
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children 17 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for USD 10.0 per night.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of USD 50.00 per accommodation, per stay, plus a deposit of USD 50.00 per stay
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: between USD 9.95 and USD 25.00 per person (approximately)
- Pet deposit: USD 50.00 per stay
- Pet fee: USD 50.00 per accommodation, per stay
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 10.0 per night
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- Red Lion Colonial
- Red Lion Colonial Helena
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- Radisson Colonial Hotel
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Children 17 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.


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Lowe's has agreed to distribute $6.5 million in store gift cards and pay as much as $2.2 million in plaintiff attorney fees to settle a suit claiming the retailer sold defective drywall, according to The Wall Street Journal. The nationwide settlement will cover anyone who bought or installed allegedly defective drywall from Lowe's before July 27.
Plaintiffs had claimed that Lowe's sold drywall that contained high levels of sulfur or other organic compounds which caused a rotten-egg-like smell. The retailer admits no wrongdoing in the case.
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How To Do Senior Living Social Media In 15 Minutes A Day
It only takes 15 minutes or less per day to engage in social media! Has your retirement community entered the twenty first century with social media yet?
Some of the larger senior housing organizations have wonderful social media programs. Sunrise Senior Living posts great blog content multiple times a week. Emeritus sends out engaging monthly email blasts. Other organizations with a nationwide presence have a staff who are dedicated to social media.
What do you do if you are a stand along retirement community or only have a handful of senior living communities in your portfolio? You can still do social media for 15 minutes a day. Seriously – I am doing it at two Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRCs) in Southern California.
First, you can either set up some social media yourself or have it professionally done for about $1000 per community. I had mine set up professionally. Then I trained one person at each CCRC to add content. At first it took them some time to get into the swing of it, but now they can create three or four posts at time and then schedule one post to be released online at a time – one per day using Hootsuite.
We post – fun stuff the residents are going to do, show pictures of what the residents or employees have done and repost interesting articles that seniors would like. The 15 minutes timeframe per day includes taking pictures of some of the resident activities, a plate of food or searching for a image on line to share. And yes, we have signed photo releases… Post your upcoming marketing events and engage with prospective residents.
You can pay extra money for followers, but we have let it grow organically. Employees, residents and family members are getting engaged and we even do the Fan of the Week on Facebook. Freedom Village and The Village each have Facebook accounts, Twitter, Google + and Pinterest.
As local seniors pick one of our CCRCs, the Boomer children that live out of state can see and connect with their parent's selection through social media – this has had a positive impact on sales. Our most popular posts are residents and employees pictures that go viral.
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The Lawrenceburg Fair and Horse Show has crowned its new queen.
Seven local beauties competed Monday evening for the title of Miss Lawrenceburg Fair and Horse Show 2015, but Jasmine Cox was deemed by the judges to be the fairest of them all.
A Lawrenceburg man remained behind bars Monday after being charged with choking a woman, burning her with a cigarette and holding her against her will, according to court documents.
Trevor Renaud, 20, of 4033 Briar Creek Road, is being held on a $5,000 cash bond after being arrested June 17 by the Lawrenceburg Police Department. He pleaded not guilty when arraigned in Anderson District Court, where Judge Donna Dutton set his bail at $5,000 cash.
Jenny Trent was trapped inside of her vehicle when an angel arrived to care for her.
That angel was Kenny Goodlett, 60, a beloved police officer, friend and family man who succumbed to cancer early last Friday morning.
Trent's story is one of hundreds, perhaps thousands of memories being shared as seemingly all of Anderson County mourns the loss of a public servant whose career included time with the ambulance service, sheriff's office and for the past six years, the Lawrenceburg Police Department.
Funeral services for Trooper Eric Chrisman have been announced by Richie and Peach Funeral Home in Lawrenceburg.
Visitation will be Sunday, June 28 from 3 p.m. – 9 p.m. and Monday, June 29 from 9 a.m. – 11 a.m. followed immediately after by a funeral service.
Visitation and funeral will be conducted at Ninevah Christian Church on Ninevah Road.
Pastors Terry Cooper and Will Cooper will officiate the service.
The Kentucky State Police have issued more details surrounding the fatal crash that took the life of local Trooper Eric Chrisman.
According to information provided by KSP, Chrisman was responding to a reckless driving compaint on US 62 Tuesday evening when he failed to negotiate a curve.
Chrisman's cruiser crossed into the eastbound lane when an oncoming tractor-trailer collided with his vehicle around 5:48 p.m. approxiamately two miles west of Grand Rivers.
The Anderson News has confirmed that local trooper Eric Chrisman was killed Tuesday evening in a vehicle crash near Kentucky Dam in western Kentucky.
Chrisman, of Lawrenceburg, was apparently on duty at the time of the wreck.
He is a son of Randy and Dawn Chrisman of Lawrenceburg.
TV station WPSD is reporting that the wreck occurred around 6:15 p.m. on U.S. 62 between the U.S. 641 Interchange at Kentucky Dam Village State Park in Marshall County and the Kentucky 451/Dover Road interchange at Lake City in Livingston County.
Funeral services for Lawrenceburg police officer Kenny Goodlett have been announced by Gash Memorial Chapel in Lawrenceburg.
Visitation will be Monday, June 22 from 3 to 8 p.m.; Tuesday, June 23 from 1 to 8 p.m.; and Wednesday, June 24 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., followed immediately after by a funeral service.
Visitation and the funeral service will be conducted at Sand Spring Baptist Church on Harrodsburg Road.
Internment will follow in Lawrenceburg Cemetery.
Straight-line winds earlier this evening caused major damage and sent a number of people preparing for a church service scrambling for their lives.
The storm that blew through the Alton area of Anderson County around 6:30 p.m. tore the roof off a daycare center called Abundant Life Christian Learning Tree House. At nearby Florida Tile, the strong winds flipped over two FedEx trailers and damaged a portion of the roof. The winds also damaged several homes and uprooted a number of trees.
There were no reports of injuries.
When Gail Perry's mixed-breed dog awoke from recent dental surgery, it wasn't inside a kennel, confused and wondering where it was.
Instead, the 12-year-old dog that had been suffering from dental issues and an infection awoke in Perry's living room on Versailles Road, safely snuggled into a soft blanket.
Perry's other three dogs did the same, thanks to a mobile veterinarian operation located in Waddy.
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