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We're Not the First Generation of Urban Christians
Last week the City team asked you, our readers, to respond to our monuments film by considering the monuments in your communities. The following essay is one such response, from Memphis writer Kristen Stewart. To submit an essay of your own, email us at email@example.com.
In the City project's recent film "Marking the Place of Sin and Grace: The Meaning of Our City Monuments," the monuments of Richmond, Virginia, highlight how Christians throughout the United States are work for the transformation of their cities. Richmond's Christians remember places of past sin while hoping that God will restore them in his redemptive purposes. The film hit home for those of us who live in the South, but there is something to learn regardless of where you live.
The short film reminded me of one reason I love cities: Cities have a story, both a history and a hope for a future. In that way, a city is dynamic and organic, even before you consider the liveliness of residents living in close proximity.
Most of America's cities include Christians as part of their stories, founders and leaders who made the city great. Sadly, many Christians also contributed to the decline of their cities by neglecting them in time of need and leaving for the suburbs. And so, it is moving to me to see Christians reengage the city by choosing to live, work, worship, start schools, and raise children in an urban context.
In Birmingham, Alabama, our family lived about six blocks from one of its most famous monuments, the statue of Brother Bryan at Five Points, the cultural center of the city. James Alexander Bryan was a Presbyterian minister known for his tireless advocacy on behalf of the poor and marginalized, his giving spirit and his fervent prayer life. Eschewing titles, he insisted that everyone call him Brother Bryan.
During his 50-year tenure as minister of Third Presbyterian in Birmingham's Southside, Bryan embodied the parish mindset, serving everyone from prisoners to prep-school students with dignity and care. Halfway through his ministry, the Birmingham Age Herald wrote of Bryan, "We who have watched his footsteps see the tracks which he has left among the desolate and distressed." He founded two soup kitchens and lived just long enough to see a dream fulfilled when Birmingham's first homeless shelter opened in 1940. Open to this day, it was named Brother Bryan Mission in his honor.
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ROCHESTER — Greetings, this will be my last column as president, as I am stepping down. When you reach age 75, you start to slow down a little, and I have to take care of my health. Being president of an organization such as the RVC, is a lot of work. The job is time-consuming as it includes setting up the schedules for ceremonies and events, and securing the various permits needed for these events. I would like to thank past presidents Al Benton and Norm Sanborn Sr. for guiding me through this past year which was a great and wonderful experience. I especially enjoyed working with the community and veterans. I can't thank John and Conor of the Times enough, and also MetroCast for taping shows every month on Channel 12.
I would like to thank the community and veterans for donating medical equipment to us. We now have a surplus, so any elderly person that may need to borrow this equipment, should give us a call. One exception would be electric wheelchairs, since they are all out on loan. We plan to donate some of our equipment to the Wounded Warriors Organization.
I would also like to thank Frank Willard of Farmington who called me last week and told me he had a Hoveround Heavy Duty wheelchair which had only been used 4-5 times. I've had a 300 lb. disabled veteran who has been waiting over a month for an over-sized wheelchair. Frank saw my plea for medical equipment on Channel 12, and he told me he also reads my column in the Times every week. We now have six electric wheelchairs on loan. We also have plenty of manual wheelchairs on hand. If you have an electric wheelchair, please make sure you keep it charged.
Tuesday we had a wonderful luncheon at Riverside sponsored by Vinnie Crout-Hamel, owner of the 306 Restaurant located at the Globe Mall (he is the son of our RVC Chaplin, Bob Crout-Hamel). The meal included fish chowder, chili, lasagna, baked haddock, mashed potatoes with gravy, carrots, cole slaw, Texas toast, corn, hot apple pie topped with ice cream, coffee, and tonic. A lot of vets had seconds, and some took a doggie bag with them. Roger from Colonial Hill took two home! A lot of vets said they were going to eat at the 306. Roger said he was going to ride his scooter to the 306. One of the RVC volunteers took his wife there last night and said the service and food were great!
Dennis Sellers is our new RVC president. He will do a great job. He worked with me all year, and any time I called him, he was right there. At almost every event we had, Dennis was the first one there, nine out of 10 times. He is a great vet!
Listen up, mark your calendars. On Jan. 31, Feb. 1 and 2, we will be doing a fundraiser at the Lilac Mall from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. We will be selling Red Shirt Friday shirts. On the front it will say, "Thank a Vet", on the back it will say, "Red Shirt Friday" with the American flag, and on the bottom it will say, "Support Our Troops". Dennis will be at the Kmart, entrance, and I will be at the JC Penney end, starting at 9 a.m. We will have short sleeve tees, long sleeve tees, and sweatshirts. Please come out and support the RVC.
I will close with Al Benton's saying: Remember, "If you love America, thank a vet."
P.S. I will still be working with the vets on a limited basis. I will be the alternate rep for Post #7 with the RVC.
(Editor's note: We extend our warm thanks to Earl Adams for his veterans' column, which has been packed with information, week after week, and which has been greatly appreciated by the community.)


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Good gentles, the schedule for the June A&S at Dence Park is:
10am – 11am: Clay bead making
11am – lunch: Boffer
1:30pm – 2:30pm: Leather pouches
2:30pm – Archery
10am – 11am: Subtlety making
10am – lunch: Arrow-making workshop
11am – lunch: Lace Part I
1:30pm – Lace continues
1:30pm – Arrow-making continues
3/3:30pm – Archery
Paddy will be available for Heraldry submissions during the day.
There will also be rapier if anyone wishes to practice.
Both the lace and the arrow making require materials to be bought before the day, which are listed and described in threads on the Facebook event page.
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Officials: Home did not have smoke detectors
A two-alarm fire at a Gloucester home claimed the life of one person late Saturday night.
Fire Chief Eric Smith said the blaze broke out at the single-family home on Windsor Lane at about 11 p.m.
When firefighters arrived, the home was fully engulfed. The home's only resident was not able to make it out in time and died inside, Smith said.
Firefighters were able to contain the blaze but not before the home was destroyed.
"It was just completely destroyed -- it was intense," said neighbor Jason Macomber.
Investigators believe the fire started near a wood or pellet stove in the middle of the house where the homeowner often sat. It was initially thought that the house did not have working smoke detectors.
"She was probably trying to stay warm like any of us and she didn't have the proper fire detection system," Macomber said. "It's just a shame."
Dep. Fire Chief Miles Schlichte said in a handful of fires in the last couple of weeks, smoke detectors have not been properly maintained.
"We're having a problem with people not maintaining the smoke detector of not even having them in place at all," Schlichte said.
State Fire Marshal Stephen D. Coan said Saturday's fatality was the seventh fire related death this year.
"I urge everyone to use caution to prevent fires during this extreme weather," Coan said. "Make sure smoke alarms are working and keep a 3-foot circle of safety around heating appliances so they are free of anything that can catch fire."


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It has been a long run for the Avon Grove boys hockey team.
After winning the Delaware Scholastic Hockey Association varsity championship last season, the boys were looking to defend their title once again.
"It was a good season," said head coach Jim Este. "Looking back on the season, our defense just matured so much and there were some seniors driving that in Tommy Oranzi and Mike Rogers. We scored, but not nearly at the levels we had the previous year, but certainly enough to propel us through the games."
The season's start couldn't have been any better, going 4-0 and out-scoring opponents 34-4. The first loss came against DMA (Delaware Military Academy), another undefeated team, but only by a single goal.
Avon Grove went on to win nine of the next 12 games for a 13-3-1 record and saw themselves heading right back to the Championship round.
Leading the charge for the team was senior forward Justin Este. Through 17 games, he notched 17 goals (second on the team) and 19 assists (first) for a team best 36 points.
"I had a great time this season with my team," Justin Este said. "I enjoyed being captain and leading the boys to the championship game. Even though we didn't win, I was still proud of the effort my team gave throughout the season."
Behind him was freshman forward Brendan Harman with 34 points, but led the team with his 23 goals.
"A lot of the underclassmen stepped up this year," Jim Este said. "Coming out of the 2012-13 season, we were, on a scoring perspective, primarily senior-led. We really didn't know where our scoring would come from this season.
"We had found scoring from a number of different underclassmen. That's a big plus. We have plenty of capable underclassmen that are more than capable of scoring that will take on even bigger roles next year."
Goaltending was split almost equally between senior Logan Reisinger and junior Ryan Lloyd. Reisinger played in 10 games with a 7-2-1 record for a 2.20 goals-against average and .880 save percentage. Lloyd finished with a 6-1-0 record with a 1.43 goals-against average and .888 save percentage.
Lloyd led the division with his goals-against numbers with Reisinger coming in at fourth.
"I've said about Logan all along he is probably a good a goalie there is probably in the greater Philadelphia area and did an absolutely fantastic job for us this year," Jim Este said. "Certainly close in the skills was junior Ryan Lloyd. He's coming back next year and he won't have to share as much time next year because he will be the guy.
"He's more than capable of taking it on. He had some big games this year and ended up with two or three shutouts. He did an outstanding job. Leaving him in charge after Logan will leave the team in pretty good shape."
The offense as a whole put 100 goals past goaltenders this seasons while allowed just 32 and came into the championship match against the division's No. 1 team in DMA Feb. 21.
Things got off well with Avon Grove scoring the game's first goal, courtesy of senior defenseman Thomas Oranzi at 12:37 of the first.
But a three-goal second period proved to be too much to overcome.
"We didn't play our best game," Jim Este said. "From the second period on, we just wore down and got tired and didn't have as good a game as we had hoped to. Things didn't go our away after the first period."
Nick Burns, Derek Golembrosky and Colin Emerich provided the goals for DMA in the second and Paul Williams added one more in third for a 4-1 final.
"DMA just beat us," Jim Este said. "They had a much better game plan and much better game than what we had and they definitely were well prepared for the game – not that we weren't – but DMA took the game from us.
Despite not being able to pull off back-to-back championships, Avon Grove still had a lot to be proud of from the entire season and have high hopes for next season as well.
Out of its 20-man roster, Avon Grove will only be losing six players to graduation next season.
Those outgoing seniors are: Este (F), Matt Manocchi (F), Matt Ohm (F), Oranzi (D), Reisinger (G), Mike Rogers (D).
"I will miss the bond that the whole team shared," Justin Este said. "We were like one big family. I will also miss all of those close and exciting games and the support from the fans."
Avon Grove will be losing some big players, but will have a new class coming in which should pick the team up right where they left off.
"We have a pretty large class of eighth graders moving up next year," Jim Este said. "There are probably six, if not eight, coming in next year."
One another spot the team will lose is the coach.
Jim Este handed in his resignation after two seasons as head coach, deciding it was time for him to go alongside his son, who is graduating in a few months. He compiled a 30-5-1 record over that time.
"I've learned so much from these kids," he said. "Avon Grove hockey is alive and well and will be alive and well long after I leave. It's been an honor to be able to coach these kids. I inherited the team from a great coach and it's been a great learning experience for me.
"It's been fun, but it's time to turn the helm over to the next coach."


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A collection of scholarly works about individual liberty and free markets. A project of Liberty Fund, Inc.
1916 - 2005
Historical Period:
The 20th Century and Beyond
For over thirty years from the late 1950s Arthur Seldon (1916-2005) was the Editorial Director of the London-based Institute for Economic Affairs, where his publishing program was one of the principal influences on governments all around the world, persuading them to liberalize their economies.
See the Liberty Matters online discussion of Arthur Seldon and the Institute of Economic Affairs.


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Inventory of the Henrique Vivian Messetti Papers, 1924-1949
Inventory of the Henrique Vivian Messetti Papers, 1924-1949
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Collection Contents
Series 1 Correspondence, 1924-1948
Scope and Content Note
Subseries 1.1 Incoming, 1924-1948
Scope and Content Note
Subseries 1.1.1 Personal, 1929-1947
Scope and Content Note
Carmer, Harry, March 1947
Estrada, Mary, January 1946
Kennard, Myra, November 1929
Laura & Anna, May 1947
Lopez, Connie, October 1945
Lopez, Connie, January 1946
Lopez, Connie, March 1946
Lopez, Connie, August 1946
Lopez, Connie, October 1946
Lopez, Connie, December 1946
Lopez, Connie, January 1947
Mank, Chaw, 1947
Nicholas, Georgia C., 1945
Saunders, Andrew, June 1947
Adrienne n.d.
Unidentified, 1935
Subseries 1.1.2 Business, 1924-1948
Scope and Content Note
Alameda Chamber of Commerce, 1929
Alhambra Chamber of Commerce, 1925
The American Weekly, 1944
Australian National Travel Association, 1938
Bakersfield Chamber of Commerce, 1945
Baum's Inc., 1929
Bekins Van & Storage, 1929
The Central Engraving Co., 1929
Central Show Printing Co., 1924-1929
Chicago Theatrical Shoe Co., 1929
City of Burlington, 1924
City of Fresno, Fire Prevention Bureau, 1929
City of Visalia, 1929
College of Swedish Massage, 1948
Columbia Broadcasting System, 1948
County of Kern, 1929
Corona Chamber of Commerce, 1927
Covina Chamber of Commerce, 1927
Dell Publishing Company, 1948
De Moulin Bros. & Co., 1924
Department of Public Works, City of Oakland, 1929
The Detroit Free Press, 1930
Donaldson Lithographing Co., 1924-1931
Esmonde Theatrical Costumer, 1929
Formalon, n.d.
Fresno County Chamber of Commerce, 1929
Fresno Public Schools, 1929
Fullerton Chamber of Commerce, 1925
The Gus Sun Booking Exchange Co., 1928
Hanford Auditorium, 1929
Hayden Music Co., 1937
Hudnall, Walter, 1946
J. C. Deagan, Inc., 1926
KFI, n.d.
Kings County Chamber of Commerce, 1929
Kobel, Bernard L., 1946
Kobel, Bernard L., 1947
L.A. Building Maintenance Co., n.d.
Lark, Jane, 1938
Lester, Ltd., 1929
Lester, Ltd., 1930
Lester, Ltd., 1931
Long Beach Chamber of Commerce, 1929
Los Angeles Bar Association, 1930
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, 1930
Los Angeles Examiner, 1924
Los Angeles Steamship Company, 1929
Lyon Van & Storage Co., 1929-1947
Marks, Alex, 1925
Marysville Chamber of Commerce, 1929
Modesto Chamber of Commerce, 1929
Monrovia Chamber of Commerce, 1927
Montgomery Ward & Co., 1933
Montgomery Ward, 1948
Mussehl and Westphal, 1927
Napa Chamber of Commerce, 1929
National Printing & Engraving Co., 1924
National Railways of Mexico, 1930
National Theatres Syndicate, 1929
National Writer's Club, 1945
National Writer's Club, 1946
National Writer's Club, 1948
New Orleans Association of Commerce, 1929
Oakland Chamber of Commerce, 1929
Orange Community Chamber of Commerce, 1925
Paulson-Webber Cordage Corp., 1947
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce, 1946
Pomona Chamber of Commerce, 1929
Pomona YMCA, 1929
Progressive Advertisers & Mailers, 1938
Quigley Lithographing Co., 1924-1931
Redlanse Chamber of Commerce Inc., 1927
Redwood City Chamber of Commerce, 1929
Roe Show Print, 1925
Roy, Phil, 1947
Sacramento Chamber of Commerce, 1929
Saint Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company, 1930
San Diego Chamber of Commerce, 1929
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce, 1929
San Jose, California, 1929
San Luis Obispo Chamber of Commerce, 1929
San Luis Obispo Community Center Headquarters, 1929
San Rafael Chamber of Commerce, 1929
Santa Ana Chamber of Commerce, 1929
Santa Rosa Chamber of Commerce, 1929
Sears, Roebuck & Co., 1931
Sherman P. Camp, 1929
Sherman P. Camp, 1930
Sidney, Jere, 1938
Standard Lithographing & Printing Co., 1924
Southern California Music Company, 1929
Standard Lithographing & Printing Co., 1924
State of California, Department of Employment, 1937
State of California, Department of Employment, 1938
State Teachers College, San Jose, 1929
T. & D. Jr. Enterprises, Inc., 1938
Terris, Tom, 1930
The Times-Picayune, 1927
Today's Woman, 1948
Treasury Department, Internal Revenue Service, 1938
Triangle Poster & Printing Co., 1931
T. S. Dennison & Company, 1929
Tyson, Walter, 1947
Vallejo Chamber of Commerce, 1929
Ventura Chamber of Commerce, 1927
Visalia Chamber of Commerce, 1929
Waas & Son, 1929
West Coast Service Corporation, 1929
Whittier Chamber of Commerce, 1925
The Woman's Club of Manitoba, 1929
Wow Publications, 1946
Various letters, n.d.
Subseries 1.2 Outgoing, 1929-1948
Scope and Content Note
Subseries 1.2.1 Business, 1929-1948
Scope and Content Note
Alton Illinois Chamber of Commerce, 1932
College of Swedish Massage, 1948
Donaldson Lithographing Co., 1931
Donaldson Lithographing Co., 1932
Esmonde Costume Co., 1929
Kingsley Scenic Studio, 1932
Lester, Ltd., 1930
Lester, Ltd., 1931
Life Story, 1945
Los Gatos Chamber of Commerce, 1929
Lyon Van & Storage, 1931
Lyon Van & Storage Co., 1932
Lyon Van & Storage Co., 1934
Montgomery Ward & Co., 1931
National Railways of Mexico, 1930
Quigley Lithographing Co., 1931
Samuel French, 1948
Sears, Roebuck & Co., 1931
Standard Marine Insurance Co., Ltd., 1930
Syzmanski, Walter, February 1934
Szymanski, Walter, March 1934
Today's Woman, 1948
Triangle Poster & Printing Co., 1931
Tucker, Hal, 1947
Waas & Son, 1930
Waas & Son, 1931
Subseries 1.3 Ella Messet, 1930-1931
Scope and Content Note
Subseries 1.3.1 Incoming, 1931
Muscatine Welfare Association, 1931
Subseries 1.3.2 Outgoing, 1930-1931
Brother of Ella Messett, 1930
Brother of Ella Messett, 1931
Brother of Ella Messett, 1931
Muscatine Welfare Association, 1931
Series 2 Works, 1941-1942
Scope and Content Note
Subseries 2.1 Published, 1941-1942
Scope and Content Note
"Confessions," published in Lone Indian MagazineNovember 1942
"Astrology Her Hobby," published in Lone Indian MagazineJuly 1943
"Lions, as I Know Them," published in International Fellowship Magazine June 1942
"Tomorrow's Town," published in International Fellowship MagazineDecember 1941
Subseries 2.2 Manuscripts, n.d.
Scope and Content Note
"The Art of Cooking Canned Dinners in a Circus Wagon" n.d.
"Astrology and What it Means to Me" and "Adventures Through Astrology" n.d.
"Beauty Suggestions" n.d.
"Cartoon Ideas" n.d.
"Living Dangerously" n.d.
"Pageantry" n.d.
"Speaking of Astrology" n.d.
"When the Circus Comes to Town" n.d.
Various, n.d.
Series 3 Scripts, n.d.
Scope and Content Note
Subseries 3.1 Scripts by Messetti, n.d.
Scope and Content Note
Alice in Blunderland, n.d.
Alice of Slumberland, n.d.
A Child's Dream of the Carnival of New Orleans, n.d.
Little Eva's Temptation, n.d.
Little Eva's Temptation, n.d.
Little Eva's Temptation, n.d.
Little Eva's Temptation, n.d.
The Looking Glass World, n.d.
A Night on the Old Plantation, n.d.
Sunday School Days, n.d.
Will You Marry Me?, n.d.
Subseries 3.2 Scripts by Others, n.d.
Scope and Content Note
The Black Vamp by Arthur LeRoy Kaser,n.d.
The Boob by unidenitifed author, n.d.
Down With Men by Harry L. Newton, n.d.
School Days by Harry L. Newton, n.d.
Soapsuds by Arthur LeRoy Kaser, n.d.
Commercial scripts; Billy's Chorus Girl; A Family Strike; Madame Princeton's Temple of Beauty; The Fatal Necklace; The Filming of "Uncle Tom's Cabin;" Mush and Poke, Ash Haulers; Mush and Poke, Detectives; Mush and Poke, Undertakers; Richard III; Solid Ivory, n.d.
Series 4 Clippings, n.d.
Clipping of Messetti as honorary drum majorette, n.d.
Ads for entertainers, n.d.
Information on being published, n.d.
Miscellaneous, n.d.
Series 5 Ephemera, 1930-1949
Advertisements and souvenir brochures n.d.
Cards for Henrique Vivian Messetti private school n.d.
Catalogs 1930-1948
Date book; lists of requirements 1947; n.d.
Drawings, n.d.
Envelopes from Venice California with image of Vivian Messetti on front n.d.
Envelopes and addresses n.d.
Lists of possible locations for performances by Little Eva's Temptation Company n.d.
Lists; song order n.d.
Lists; Vivian Messetti plays n.d.
"Little Eva's Temptation Co." pass out n.d.
Publications on writing 1942-1949
Serial; Billboard Magazine, 1934
Serial; Lone Indian Magazine supplement 1947
Sketches and notes n.d.
Social Security forms, not completed n.d.
Song lyrics and printed music n.d
Stationary for Vivian Messetti and F.A. Cunningham's Musical Circus Review, n.d.
Ticket; Messett's Musical Entertainers n.d.
Ticket; "Little Eva's Temptation Company" n.d.
Ticket; "Little Eva's Temptation Co." n.d.
Tickets to theatrical events n.d.
Series 6 Posters, n.d.
"Wanted: Home Talent..." n.d.
Little Eva's Temptation, n.d.
Little Eva's Temptation, n.d.
Little Eva's Temptation, n.d.
Little Eva's Temptation, n.d.
Little Eva's Temptation, n.d.
Messett's Musical Entertainers, n.d.
Messett's Musical Entertainers, n.d.
Uncle Tom's Cabin, n.d.
Uncle Tom's Cabin, n.d.


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susana borowiec says:
quiero comprar otros muñequitos que no están a la venta.
Se puede????
Y otros más antiguos.
soy de ARGENTINA,y no sé hablar inglés.
Hermosos tus muñequitos.
Regina says:
googleOi all good! I'm Brazilian, and I loved your work. I would like to know the price and size of these beautiful bixinhos. And if you send to Brazil. I also do crafts and I would buy them in various sizes to're applying in my pieces. So I would do a budget with you, even to see if it will be viable.
hugs Regina
Enjoy my page too. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Artes-da-Gica/504471262928983?ref=hl
amy says:
Hello Regina,
Greetings to you in Brazil and I am sorry for the late reply. Thank you for visiting my site and for your interest in my dolls. I do not currently sell any of my finished dolls, only the patterns. Finished dolls take me quite a long time to make, and I am more interested in designing right now.
Thank you for sending me a link to your page. I enjoyed looking through everything!
Warm regards,
angélica says:
Hi Amy,
Please let me congratulate you, you are an artist. They are fabulous and beautiful all amigurumis. I do not know if you could do me the favor of letting me know what type and number of thread (yarn) used, if possible let me know where to buy. I would also like to know that number used slouch in Lil Quack. Greetings and best wishes. Angelica.
cheryl mowbray says:
I love all the bears . but I do not have a lot of money . So I love the free patterns . I do thank you for the free pattern that you put up.
Susan Daniels says:
What is the name of the cut Ring-tail fox you made. My son loved it and I said I would ask. Love all of your work and Thank you for the free patterns. If I ever get crafty enough I may make it to pattern making. Thanks bunches.
Susan Daniels says:
Well I meant "cute ring-tail fox" but I seen on Face Book it wasn't a fox but your Red Panda It is very well done.
amy says:
Thank you so much for your kind comments! The red panda does indeed look like a fox! I never got around to naming him! Maybe one day if I can recreate him and write up the pattern, I'll think of an appropriate name…
Joan says:
Your work is wonderful. You are such a clever person. Thank you so much for sharing the free patterns.
Love Joan xx
Neiva Raggi Gamero says:
Adorei todos esse mimos.Gostaria muito de adquirir os gráficos ou revista que também tragamos gráfico.Tenho netos que adoram essa coisas e gosto de presentea-los.Quanta coisa linda você faz.È dom de Deus.que Ele te abençoe sempre. Poderia por gentileza me responder? De qualquer forma foi muito bom ver tanta coisa linda.
amy says:
Greetings! I am so sorry, but I do not understand your questions.. For some reason, the translate program did not do a good job. Is there a way to re-word what you are trying to say? Or if anyone else reads this and can translate it for me, I'd appreciate it alot! Thank you!! And my apologies for the trouble!!
CJ says:
I have a question about one of your designs. Where is the pattern for the Fox. http://www.littlemuggles.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/IMG_1090-240×200.jpg
amy says:
Greetings! Unfortunately I do not have the fox pattern for sale. Thanks for visiting my site and stay up to date by checking my Facebook page! I plan to write up a tiger pattern soon. http://www.facebook.com/littlemugglesworld
iris says:
Me gustarìa comprar algunos patrones de amigurumis, pero necesito saber si las instrucciones estàn en español. Muchas gracias!!!!
amy says:
I'm sorry, the instructions for all of my patterns are in English!
Lynn Hamps says:
Absolutely gorgeous and beautifully photographed. 🙂
amy says:
Thank you so much!!
romina says:
todo está muy lindo
Lorraine says:
I looked at pattern books in stores and none are as cute as yours. I made the owls and turtles and the comments made were "so cute" and oohs and ahs. Thank you for sharing and designing patterns that truly make people smile.
Lin says:
I love your creations, and so far have already made Spiky the Dragon, Rosie the Bunny, Spencer the Fishing Kitty and Calliope the Cat. I am keen on Momo the Monkey, but can't find the pattern for sale at the usual websites. Pls advise. Thanks and hope you come up with more creations soon!
amy says:
Thank you so much for your interest in my designs! Momo the Monkey is the very first amigurumi I made that was put up for sale. Back then, I only sold original dolls and did not release any patterns. (didn't know how to write them) So unfortunately, what you are looking for is not available! My apologies!
wendi says:
love, love , love all your designs and patterns, thank you so much for sharing them with us.xx
Angie Adamo says:
I so badly want to win the little duck pattern the little owl or the little elephant. OMG they are so adorable. Please please enter me in the contest.
amy says:
Hi Angie! To enter the contest, you need to fill out the entry form. Here's a direct link : https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1wr4LfAkffp2z6B9aXAcNz6l86uDSDpAr4dA8j5sMOBM/viewform?usp=send_form
Good luck!
Helen King says:
Thank you for the free patterns. Your patterns are exceptional.
stacey says:
I love all your work it truly is amazing there are a lot of people out here who has a lot of patterns on the internet but yours REALLY stands out you have it going on I mean the face the placement of the eyes your details just everything is done to where your work is so perfect and cute I just wanted to tell you this thank you for the free patterns you are AMAZING
Stephanie B. says:
I love all of your amis. Great job!
michele says:
Hi can you tell me where I can get the Patten for spike the dragon? He is so cute
amy says:
Hi Michele! You can find Spike (and any other of my patterns) in either my Etsy shop or Craftsy shop. Here are the links and thank you so much for your interest!
Ann says:
I love all your patterns they are so cute. I have only just started to crochet toys and am enjoying it very much. I especially love the dragon where can I buy the pattern?
amy says:
HI Ann! You can find my patterns by clicking on the Etsy or Craftsy links in the right hand column of my blog! Otherwise you can follow this Craftsy link here:http://www.craftsy.com/pattern/crocheting/toy/amigurumi-pattern—spike-the-dragon/68237
Thank you so much for your interest!!
Martine says:
Hello, These are wonderfull creations. How can I buy your pattern. I would like to make some horses for my daughters.
Thanks a lot.
amy says:
My patterns are available in my shops in Etsy and Craftsy. Thank you for your interest and here is a link for you! http://www.craftsy.com/user/759904/pattern-store?NAVIGATION_PAGE_CONTEXT_ATTR=NONE
Jennifer says:
Is there a pattern somewhere for your adorable Dinosaur!?
amy says:
Hi Jennifer! I'm sorry there isn't dinosaur pattern available right now but Spike the Dragon looks quite dinosaur-like! 🙂 You can find his pattern in my usual shops!
Nana says:
Im so happy finding this website…❤❤❤❤
Maja says:
Is there a pattern for that adorable panda bear? Thanks!
Amy says:
Thank you for creating these patterns! I have enjoyed making quite a few of them. I am wondering if you have created a Goose, or know of any goose patterns? A friend of mine who is going through a tough time likes those animals the best….so I thought of creating one for her, however, I'm not good at the designing part of a pattern.
Again, thank you for all your hard work and the masterpieces! I've bought almost all the patterns, and intend to finish the collection once my last exam is out the way 🙂
amy says:
Hi there! Thank you for stopping by my site! Unfortunately, I have not made a goose design yet…the only one I know off the top of my head is the goose from Zoomigurumi 3. I believe the designer was Pii_Chii, but I could be mistaken. Good luck to you and best wishes and prayers for your friend!! What a wonderfully kind and thoughtful person you are to want to brighten your friend's day! 🙂
Niki L Webb says:
I just finished your little dragon, "Spike." So very cute!!! I loved the ease of the pattern and I know my grandnephew will love him for Christmas!
Silvia says:
Me encantan tus muñecos Amy, quiero aprender a hacerlos. Estoy muy entusiasmada por empezar. Gracias.
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A: Chinese Ambassador Zhang Lizhong to the Maldives recently called on Maldivian President-elect Ibrahim Mohamed Solih to exchange views on China-Maldives relations. Ambassador Zhang extended the Chinese leadership's congratulations to Mr. Solih on his election and reiterated China's friendly policy towards the Maldives. He also expressed China's readiness to work with the new Maldivian government to consolidate traditional friendship with the Maldives, deepen mutually beneficial cooperation and elevate China-Maldives relations to a new height.
President-elect Ibrahim Mohamed Solih asked Ambassador Zhang to convey his cordial greetings and best wishes to Chinese leaders and thanked China for its contributions to the development of his country. He said that the new Maldivian government will remain committed to strengthening its ties with the Chinese government, observing cooperation agreements already signed between the two sides, continuously implementing the existing cooperation projects, and discussing more cooperation projects in such fields as livelihood, infrastructure and tourism to achieve better development of our bilateral relations.
Q: At a Senate hearing yesterday, the FBI Director said that China represents the broadest, most complicated, most long-term counter-intelligence threat. What is your comment?
A: We've said that China-US relations have undergone several decades of development and our interests are already highly intertwined. To maintain a sound development of our bilateral relations serves the benefits of two countries and two peoples. We hope that the US could give more thoughts to the immediate interests of the two peoples and do more and say more to promote China-US relations and people's well-being, instead of the contrary.
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A: Last night, State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi had a phone call with Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland at the latter's request. Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland informed the Chinese side of the situation surrounding the USMCA, and made it very clear that the USMCA should not undermine other countries' legitimate interests. The Canadian side will make its own decisions when its comes to FTA negotiations with other countries. China appreciates these remarks. The Chinese side is always committed to upholding free trade and the WTO-centered multilateral trading system and firmly opposes all forms of protectionism and practices of double standards under various pretexts. Under the current circumstances, we hope all regions and free trade arrangements could follow the principle of openness, transparency and inclusiveness, create freer and more convenient environment for global trade, and enhance the benefits of people around the world.
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A: According to what I know, this project is just one being discussed between Chinese and Sierra Leone enterprises.
You mentioned that the President of Sierra Leone accused China's projects in his country of failing to improve the benefits of local people. I don't know where you got this information. China conducts its cooperation with African countries, including with Sierra Leone, on the basis of equal consultation, mutual benefit and win-win cooperation. The Chinese government always encourages Chinese enterprises to engage in more consultations with local governments and channel more benefits to people's livelihood sectors. This is our consistent policy. We don't believe that this project issue you mentioned shall be exaggerated into the Chinese government and the Sierra Leone government having any problems.
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China has been unswervingly endeavoring to advance reform and opening-up. Such efforts have been stepped up after the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China. From 2013 to 2017, China had rolled out and implemented more than 1500 reform measures. Take opening-up for example. China's average tariff rate has been reduced to 9.8% which will be further reduced to 7.5% on this November 1. This means that China exceeded expectations in fulfilling its commitment undertaken at the WTO accession to reduce tariff rate to 10%, and we managed to make it lower than the average level of developing countries. In the sector of trade in services, the WTO set out 160 sub-sectors that need opening-up. China has opened up 100, nearing the average level of 108 in developed countries and far surpassing the average level of 54 in developing countries. Since the beginning of this year, we have considerably eased the market access for foreign capital in the service sector, in particular in the financial sector. China's pace to advance reform will get faster and our door to the outside world will get wider.
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Mr. Belanger, I am impressed with your book and have very much enjoyed reading it. I have been to the Whaley House with my brother and my cousin. We were there in June, 2001. It was around 3 or 4 in the afternoon, shortly before they closed for the day. There were very few people besides ourselves touring the house. When we went upstairs, we saw a few strange occurances.
First of all, I need to mention that the upstairs rooms are closed off. No windows are or can be opened. No tourist can enter any of the rooms, as the doorways are completely closed off with clear plastic or glass, I'm not sure which. Either way, no one can enter them without a key, and no air can get into or out of them unless the glass or plastic partition is opened, and I'm sure that's only after all of the tourists have left.
My cousin, brother and I were the only ones in the upstairs. We looked through all of the rooms quickly, then went back to look again, as all of us felt as though someone, or several someones, was/were watching us. In one room, there is a very heavy curtain over what I believe is either a closet or a connector to the next room. About 1 or 2 feet from the curtain is a rocking chair with an ostrich feather hat sitting on it. While we were looking in the room, the curtain started moving up and down as though someone were tugging on it. When we raised our cameras to take pictures (hoping to get orbs or ectoplasm or something), the curtain stopped moving. When we lowered the cameras, the curtain would start moving again, as though someone was getting a big kick out of this. Interestingly, the ostrich feathers were not moving. If a draft of air had somehow entered the room heavy enough to move the curtains, wouldn't the feathers be moving as well?
At another point, we were looking in one of the bedrooms, smelled some weird smoky scent, and heard heavy footsteps in the room across the hall. We immediately went to look, but all we could see was a part of the rug was up now, as if someone had tripped.
I started getting scared, as the atmosphere got very tense up there, and whomever was stomping around seemed angry. I wanted to leave, and my brother and cousin came with me. On the way down, my cousin and I both stopped on a step near the top, feeling very shaky and scared. (Later we found out that was about the place where Anna Whaley and her children had been held at gunpoint while their house was being robbed.)
When we reached the bottom, my cousin turned around to take a picture of the upstairs, and his camera wouldn't work. His camera had been working fine all the rest of the trip, it just wouldn't work then. My brother pointed his camera up the stairs and it took a picture.
We left right after, as I was feeling really drained and shaky. When we developed the pictures, all of us had something interesting in a few of the shots. The picture my brother took up the stairs showed an outline of a man. (Keep in mind there was NO ONE up there when we were up there.) A picture I took in the kitched showed a bluebell-colored orb and what looked like a floating nightshirt through which some objects could be seen. My cousin had several pictures of orbs in various rooms. All of us had pictures of a weird, misty substance near the arch in the ceiling between the parlor and the next room.
We have been to many haunted places since--Salem, MA; Jamestown, VA; Williamsburg, VA; Yorktown, VA; New Hope, PA; New York City; Staten Island, NY; the Queen Mary; La Purisima Concepion (in CA), etc.--but at the Whaley House we took the best pictures of supernatural phenomena. It seemed like those ghosts either wanted to show up on camera, for the most part, or the atmosphere there is very conducive to capturing those images on film.
Thank you very much for including the Whaley House in your book! I look forward to reading any other books you write in the future!
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Posted 26 March 2005 - 05:00 AM
that is an impressive encounter!
Take my hand and we'll go riding through the sunshine from above
Posted 28 March 2005 - 02:31 PM
Thank you, faeryprincess. I think it's great that you visit so many haunted locations. They certainly have a lot to tell us!
We'd love to see your Whaley photo if you'd care to post it.
We'd love to see your Whaley photo if you'd care to post it.
Posted 09 May 2009 - 11:36 AM
Much of the phenomena reported here has been experienced many times over the past 40 years and is well-documented in the haunting history of Whaley House. The footsteps heard were likely those we attribute to Yankee Jim Robinson, especially if they had a characteristic sound of heavy boot foot falls. Phenomena often seems to stop and start in what appears to be direct relation to visitors' attempts to photograph it. And your experience on the steps is likewise very familiar. I would like to second an interest in seeing the images you captured.
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The grandeur of 800-2,000+ year old living cedar trees awaits you at the Roosevelt Grove of Ancient Cedars located 13 miles north of Nordman on Forest Road 302 (an extension of State Highway 57). The trees in this virgin forest are up to 12 feet in diameter and 150 feet tall.
A short trail from the lower grove will lead you to the base of Lower Granite Falls. Here, Granite Creek cascades down a narrow, sheer rock wall with a thunderous roar. A one-mile loop trail from the lower cedar grove takes you to vista points above the Lower falls where both Lower and Upper Granite Falls may be viewed. Continue another 1/2 mile from the vista points and you will arrive at the upper cedar grove.
Once sufficient snow falls, the route (from approximately four miles north of Nordman to the grove) is closed to wheeled vehicle traffic and is opened as a primary snowmobile route. The grove, and especially the creek and falls can be even more spectacular in the winter with various ice formations creating a surreal effect. As the snow clears, the spring runoff creates an awesome volume of water spilling over the falls. Be prepared to be doused by copious amounts of spray from the falls if you visit during runoff!
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AUCKLAND, New Zealand - The first paternity study of southern right whales has found a surprisingly high level of local breeding success for males, scientists say, which is good news for the overall genetic diversity of the species, but could create risk for local populations through in-breeding.
Results of the study, by researchers at the University of Auckland, Oregon State University and the New Zealand Department of Conservation, have just been published in the journal Molecular Ecology.
The study found that most of the right whales born near the remote sub-Antarctic islands of New Zealand were fathered by males from the same local population, according to lead author Emma Carroll, who recently completed her doctorate at the University of Auckland.
"This finding gives us information on the breeding behavior of right whales, but more importantly it shows that the New Zealand population is relatively isolated from other populations in the region, including that of neighboring Australia," Carroll said.
In other words, male southern right whales don't get around much - and that kind of behavior is surprising.
"In other species of mammals, males usually disperse from their place of birth to seek new mating opportunities," said Scott Baker, associated director of the Marine Mammal Institute at Oregon State University, and co-author on the study. "But with right whales, it seems that local fidelity to breeding habitat is strong - for both males and females."
Southern right whales were hunted to near-extinction by commercial whaling, but some populations around New Zealand and Australia have slowly started to recover. Baker, who works out of OSU's Hatfield Marine Science Center in Newport, Ore., initiated the genetic study of right whales in the region in 1995 in part to assess the likelihood that they could recover.
The New Zealand right whale population had plummeted to fewer than a hundred animals by 1920, from more than 30,000 before Europeans arrived in the late 18th century. The authors estimate that by 1998, the population had increased to about 1,000 individuals. Their newest study sought to determine the connectivity, or isolation, of the regional populations so as to better monitor and manage right whales, which are listed as a "Nationally Endangered" species in New Zealand.
The paternity analysis has also helped to explain the right whale mating behavior observed in the Auckland Islands, which is also a primary habitat for calving and nursing.
"It is difficult to distinguish social interactions from actual mating in southern right whales," said Carroll, who did her Ph.D. studies under Baker. "When and where individuals breed has been difficult to judge in this migratory species. By using DNA profiles from mothers and calves to identify likely fathers among males sampled in New Zealand, we now think mating takes place locally rather than during migration or on distant feeding grounds."
Carroll, Baker and colleagues gathered DNA from small skin samples collected during a 15-year period from 34 mother-calf pairs, and more than 300 males - about 30 percent of the male right whales in New Zealand.
Although they didn't match all of the calves with fathers, the proportion that did match was also 30 percent, consistent with the number of males sampled from the population. The authors then showed that it was highly unlikely that this many paternities would be assigned to local males if males from outside the New Zealand population were fathering calves.
"It is possible, but unlikely, that males from the Australian population have fathered some of the other calves," Carroll said. "We cannot exclude the possibility of the occasional visiting suitor."
Baker, who frequently provides advice to the International Whaling Commission on cetacean conservation genetics, said that although in-breeding could be a problem at very low numbers, local fidelity also has advantages.
"Along with preserving greater overall diversity, local fidelity may allow for habitat specialization and the transmission of cultural memory," he pointed out. "It becomes easier to pass along such things as locations of breeding and feeding grounds."
Although right whales demonstrate fidelity to their own population, the researchers say, they are anything but monogamous. Males compete in "sperm competition" through multiple mating encounters with different females, rather than physical confrontations with each other, as do males in most other species of mammals. This may be why male right whales have the largest testicles in the animal kingdom, the researchers noted in their study - up to six feet in diameter and weighing as much as a ton.
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Rights group calls on Hamas to stop executions
Gaza authorities determined to carry out death sentences, including for one prisoner who was a minor when he committed his crime
GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip — An international human rights group demanded Tuesday that Gaza's Hamas government halt all planned executions, including that of a 28-year-old convicted of killing a child when he himself was still a minor.
Human Rights Watch alleged that Gaza's justice system is deeply flawed and that prisoners were executed in the past despite unfair trials based on forced confessions and violations of basic rights.
Ehab Ghussein, a government spokesman, on Tuesday denied the allegations, including complaints of the use of torture to obtain confessions, and said all those sentenced to death were given due process.
Gaza's attorney general, Ismail Jaber, has been quoted as saying that a number of executions are being planned, for the first time, in the presence of relatives of victims and members of the public, though he did not give dates.
"The law will take its course and no criminal will escape punishment," he said in remarks published on the Interior Ministry's website last week.
The Islamic militant Hamas seized power in Gaza from the forces of the Western-backed Palestinian Authority in 2007. Its rule over Gaza, a crowded seaside territory on Israel's southwest flank, is not internationally recognized.
Human Rights Watch said Hamas authorities have executed 16 prisoners since 2010, most convicted of killings or spying for Israel. In addition, 16 prisoners are awaiting execution, the group said.
Of those, two have exhausted their appeals, including Hani Abu Aliyan, from the southern town of Khan Younis. He was convicted of sexually assaulting and killing a boy in 2000, when he himself was 14 years old, and of killing a friend in a dispute over money in 2009.
Abu Aliyan surrendered to police in Khan Younis after the 2009 killing, said his lawyer at the time, Ghazi Abu Warda. The lawyer alleged that while in custody, his client confessed to the 2000 killing under torture.
In May 2010, Abu Aliyan was sentenced separately for the 2000 and the 2009 killings, in the latter for "involuntary murder," and received a life term for each crime, Human Rights Watch said. The prosecutor's office appealed the sentences as too lenient, and an appeals court imposed the death penalty in both cases in September, Human Rights Watch said. Gaza's highest court upheld the decision in July.
Human Rights Watch urged the Gaza government not to execute Abu Aliyan and others on death row.
"Imposing the death penalty for a crime committed by a child makes the executions under Gaza's abusive justice system especially atrocious," said Joe Stork, acting Middle East director at Human Rights Watch. He said only four countries — Sudan, Iran, Saudi Arabia and Yemen — have executed child offenders in the past five years.
Last week the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay made a similar demand that Hamas follow international human rights law when imposing death sentences. Days earlier Amnesty International made its own plea that called for a halt to Hamas executions.
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Pregnant teen wins battle to stop forced abortion
A 16-year-old Hockley girl had to make a choice after finding out she was pregnant in January. She could either keep her baby or appease her parents.
The teen said her mother and father threatened her and were trying to coerce her into having an abortion, according to court records.
After weeks of tearful fighting, the girl took a dramatic step: She sued her parents.
"There were times when she was in tears," the unborn child's father told reporters Monday about the coercion and the decision to file a lawsuit. "It was hard on her and me."
He said the girl's parents were threatening to "make her life miserable" until she got an abortion.
The recently filed lawsuit ended Monday with an agreement that the teen's parents would not use physical force or psychological coercion. They also agreed to pay half of the hospital bill if the girl has not married when the baby is delivered and let her use her car to go to school and work.
"She wanted to have this child without coercion and she got that," said Stephen Casey, one of the teen's attorneys. "We're glad that our client recognized that her unborn child had a right to live, and she wanted to protect that."
Casey and other attorneys with the Texas Center for the Defense of Life represented the teenager. This is the fourth lawsuit the organization has filed in the state on behalf of teens who are being coerced to have abortions, said Gregory Terra, president of the group. In one other, the case ended with a similar agreed order. In the other two, the group lost its fight.
After Monday's hearing, Jared Woodfill, an attorney appointed to protect the pregnant teen's rights, said minors filing for emancipation, to be treated as legal adults, are much more common than lawsuits pitting child against parent.
"It takes a lot of courage for a teen to stand up and sue their parents," Woodfill said. "This is very unusual."
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Woodfill, chairman of the Harris County Republican Party, acted as mediator Monday, shuttling between conference rooms until both sides reached a settlement that was approved by state District Judge James Lombardino.
"There is shock when you find out that your 16-year-old is pregnant," Woodfill said. "Once tempers had cooled, folks adjusted to the reality that she is having a baby and she is their daughter."
The girl's parents did not talk to reporters outside the courtroom Monday.
The pregnant teen also did not comment after the ruling. The father, who is also 16, said he plans to marry his girlfriend and raise the child.
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Footballing success is not something usually associated with a country like Laos, however, the fans from the south-east Asian country did have the opportunity to enjoy a moment of joy after their team finished runners-up behind Myanmar in October's qualifying for this year's AFF (ASEAN Football Federation) Suzuki Cup.
The Laotians, under newly-appointed Japanese coach Kokichi Kimura, got their campaign off to a good start with a 1-0 defeat of Cambodia. Despite falling short against Timor Leste 3-1, they rallied to sweep past Brunei Darussalam by an identical scoreline, before holding hosts Myanmar to a goalless draw which sealed their place among the top two.
And they received double reward for their excellent display. While securing progression to the regional showpiece previously known as Tiger Cup, Kimura's charges climbed 16 places up the FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking to 177.
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The feats saw Laos continue their progress under a series of foreign managers over recent years. After Austrian Alfred Riedl's brief spell in charge of the team, David Booth took the reins in 2010. Under the Englishman they gained a series of spirited results, notably a 6-1 thumping of Timor-Leste sandwiched by two impressive 2-2 draws against the Philippines and Thailand.
Riedl's compatriot Hans-Peter Schaller then followed suit last year, taking them through the preliminary opening round for the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™ by eliminating Cambodia over two legs.
Even more impressive was the spirit they displayed in the subsequent second-round meeting with China PR. While few gave the Laotians a chance against the world's most populous nation heading into the first leg, the south-east Asians found themselves 2-0 up after 31 minutes, only for the Chinese to eventually prevail 6-2.
After taking over this year, Kimura began to instill a possession based style into the attacking-minded Laotians. Furthermore, the former Yokohama Marinos coach prepared a young, promising squad for this month's Suzuki Cup finals as Laos sought a major breakthrough in the region.
*Look to the future *They stated their intent in last Sunday's opener by impressively drawing 2-2 against Indonesia. Kimura's side twice took the lead through, only to be denied a famous win by Vendry Mofu's last-minute equaliser.
"I think we played brilliantly," stated an excited Kimura, quick to pay tribute to his side for their disciplined play. "Everyone knows Indonesia are a strong team and they have a lot of great players. But my players did their job very well and tactically they understood what I wanted during the game."
The next outing against hosts and defending champions Malaysia proved the hardest for Laos, who fell behind after 15 minutes. But teenager playmaker Khonesavanh Sihavong drew his side level before the break and the brave visitors held on to the 1-1 scoreline until late in the second half, when a quickfire three-goal salvo saw the Malayan Tigers prevail 4-1.
Despite the setback, Laos rallied to take a 2-0 lead against three-time winners Singapore, only to see the Lions battle from behind to scrape through 4-3. While it may seem a case of missed opportunities, captain Visay Phaphouvanin voiced optimism about the team's future.
"I can see that we have made good improvement," said the talismanic Phaphouvanin, who has scored 18 times in 48 international appearances. "We were able to show that we could take the fight to bigger teams like Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. We need to work on the strengths of our players but our passing and movements were very good in this tournament."


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This morning, out of the blue, my chain started skipping. It felt like my rear derailleur was way out of adjustment, so I didn't think much of it. I was just riding to the bus stop at The Maul.
As I approached 95th street from Quivira, my left turn light lit up. Usually, I have to camp out at this intersection. This was A Good Thing, as I was running a bit behind schedule. I hammered it to make the light and the skipping got worse. Then I completely lost my power.
I figured the chain slid off the tall chainring, so I just coasted through the intersection which to my fortune was still green. I downshifted to the small ring, which usually brings the chain back into place, but it didn't. I looked down, and there was no chain (There was only Zuul)
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As I write this, I'm on the Dreaded bus, heading home. The bus stops at a stansfer station for a good 15 minutes. This is why I can beat the bus home on my bicycle, when it's running properly.
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On Saturday evening, prior to participating in a Q&A after a screening of Unfinished Song at the Landmark Theatre, the indie film's star Terence Stamp -- who is perhaps most widely known for his performance as the evil General Zod in Richard Donner's Superman (1978) and Superman II (1980) -- had a funny encounter in the men's restroom.
VIDEO: 'Unfinished Song' Star Terence Stamp on Becoming 'the Kind of Performer I Wanted to Be'
Stamp's description of what happened during the Q&A, which was moderated by THR's Scott Feinberg, had Feinberg and the packed house howling with laughter:
"I spent an hour and a half driving down here from Ojai, and the first thing I wanted to do when I got out was take a leak. I go into the men's bathroom and there's a whole load of guys -- obviously, Man of Steel [the Superman reboot] had just turned out. So I take a pee, and I start washing my hands, and there's about 10 or 12 guys there, and they're talking about Man of Steel. And one says, 'Well, I don't know. If they'd have, like, peeled the buildings off the screen I wouldn't have been surprised, you know?' Another says, 'It was all so loud.' Then the guy down at the other end, who was only a little guy, said, 'Yeah, yeah!' And he said, 'It really wasn't as good as the first one, was it?' And I just couldn't resist, and I said, 'You're a very discerning man.' And as soon as they heard the voice they said, [screaming in shock] 'Oh my God! It's General Zod!' I swear to God, it just happened!"


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Lynmar Pinot Noir Requiem Quail Hill 2003
Region: USA » California » Sonoma County » Russian River Valley
Winery: Lynmar Winery
Color: Red
Varietal: Pinot Noir
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Lynmar Estate is a premium producer of estate-grown Russian River Valley Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. After selling fruit from the estate to some of the top Pinot Noir and Chardonnay producers in the Russian River Valley, the Fritz family founded Lynmar Winery in 1990 to produce world-class wines reflecting the character of the Quail Hill Vineyard and the appellation. To achieve this goal, we... Read more
Lynmar Estate is a premium producer of estate-grown Russian River Valley Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. After selling fruit from the estate to some of the top Pinot Noir and Chardonnay producers in the Russian River Valley, the Fritz family founded Lynmar Winery in 1990 to produce world-class wines reflecting the character of the Quail Hill Vineyard and the appellation. To achieve this goal, we follow a few guiding principles. Our estate Quail Hill Vineyard is a unique site and possesses superb qualities for growing world-class Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. The combination of the vineyard's location, soil composition, long and cool growing season, dramatic elevation changes, and clone and rootstock selections make this a prized vineyard. The vineyard's character guides our signature Lynmar wine style; wines with rich, full, deep, ripe berry flavors with natural acids and soft tannins. We believe the team, above the individual, is the way to achieve the Fritz family vision. Founder Lynn Fritz believes the "whole is larger than the sum of its parts." In spring 2003, he began assembling a world-class team with the skill and drive to bring the vision to life. By spring 2004, the handpicked team was in place and the Fritz family announced an investment plan to ensure they had the very best resources at hand to create the desired world-class wines. Because the Russian River Valley is our home, we feel strongly that we should protect our environment and be a part of the fabric of the community. We actively support the promotion of Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and the appellation through the participation of regional wine events. Mindful of our environment and our staff's well being, we employ sustainable and organic farming techniques that are gentle on the region's natural resources as well as our team members. Our vineyard shares a border with the Laguna de Santa Rosa, the 250 square-mile watershed that is home to mammals, reptiles, native plants and migrating birds, Lynmar's vineyard and winery team uses the most habitat-friendly farming techniques and is sensitive to the needs of the ecosystem. Lynn Fritz, an expert in global logistics and humanitarian relief efforts, and family purchased the estate Quail Hill Vineyard in 1980 and, in 1990, founded Lynmar Winery to produce world-class Pinot Noir and Chardonnay reflecting the character of the Russian River Valley appellation, and terroir of Quail Hill Vineyard. Our first commercial wines were released in 1996 with the 1994 vintages of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. Our 47-acre Quail Hill Vineyard estate has long been recognized as a stellar vineyard in the region, and has superb qualities for growing world-class Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. Once a source for some of the top Pinot Noir and Chardonnay producers in the region, today, the estate is the exclusive source for our Lynmar Reserve and Estate wines, as well as the foundation of our appellation-designated wines. Balance, both in the vineyard and winemaking, governs the Lynmar philosophy. Led by winemaker, Bibiana González Rave, our winemaking team starts in the vineyard; managing vine-by-vine to optimize even fruit ripening, quality and balance. In the winery, Hugh prefers to let Mother Nature do the work. He handles the wine as little as possible and, again, strives to achieve balanced tannins, fruit qualities and natural acidity. The result is our characteristic Lynmar style; wines with character, full berry flavors and balanced qualities reflecting our estate Quail Hill Vineyard. Tasting Room Open daily 10:00am - 5:00pm. Read less
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Cardinals' Craig twists ankle, leaves game
BY foxsports • September 4, 2013
CINCINNATI -- Cardinals first baseman Allen Craig twisted his left ankle while rounding first base and left the game in the fourth inning on Wednesday night.
Craig hit a grounder to Reds first baseman Joey Votto, who threw too high to pitcher Bronson Arroyo covering the base. Craig twisted his ankle while rounding the base and fell hard, allowing the Reds to retrieve the ball and tag him out while he was still down.
He got up and walked off slowly. Matt Adams replaced him in the field.
The Cardinals have been bothered by nagging injuries while losing five of their last six games. Right fielder Carlos Beltran missed two games with a stiff back, and catcher Yadier Molina left one game with a sore left wrist.
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These images are from a very beautiful wedding I just photographed over at the Meadowood Resort in Napa. Laura and Tyler, the bride and groom, were so much fun to photograph and I am so happy with the images from the day.
"Not only does Andrew Weeks have a fun personality and a calming demeanor, but his eye for design and his creativity goes beyond most photographers. Andrew captured our wedding in a way that we couldn't have imagined. He brings pictures to life, catches intimate moments, and tells a story without words or sound. This was our second time working with Andrew (he photographed our good friend's wedding), and our group of friends has hence decided that no other photographer should ever be used! We highly recommend Andrew and our experience working with him was nothing short of spectacular." Laura and Tyler Knight


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How to Write a Social Media Policy
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Why is having a social media policy in place so critical? Because virtually 100% of companies are now involved in social media—whether they acknowledge it or not. Half of all Americans are now members of at least one social network, and that figure rises to 67% for 25- to 34-year olds.