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Don't touch the hair — it's Friday Night Fever at the Suffolk Theater in Riverhead on March 16. You should be dancin' to one of the hottest Bee Gee shows in the nation!
The dance floor is open for the hottest Bee Gees tribute in the world - Night Fever. With an amazing look and fantastic vocals, you will relive the Bee Gees on stage in-concert and you will be able to sing along to some of the greatest Bee Gees hits of all time such as "To Love Somebody", "Night Fever", "More Than a Woman", "Jive Talkin", "Stayin' Alive" and more!
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It's been a while since I've done one of these, but I finally found a not-scratched-up copy of one of my favorite rock records of all time, so it's goin' up here. The group in question is Chicago's Muchacha. Part of a thriving 90's punk scene, these guys never made it outside of semi-regular college radio rotation, and what a shame that is. In my opinion, this 1997 self-titled album is every bit as rockin' and well-written as say, 'Nevermind.' I mean, Kurt Cobain's cult of personality aside, they were basically just a really good punk band, which is what Muchacha strives to be.
That goddamn GUITAR tone, though! It's almost like the guys from Kyuss wanted to write a pop-punk album without changing ANYTHING about their sound. The guitar is so fucking loud and crunchy that it gives a metal vibe to these decidedly non-metal songs. The singer/guitarist, Alex Acevedo, also has that great smoked-out voice that made so many second-rate grunge albums listenable. He's sneering, in your face, and drops alternately violent and apathetic lines like 'I wanna rip up your face' and 'I'll take a backseat for my education.' As a bonus, there's a Guided By Voices cover ('Gold Star for Robot Boy') that I actually like BETTER than the GBV original. I'm a huge GBV fan, by the way, so that's a pretty big compliment to these guys.
Muchacha also had a second album that I've only heard a couple tracks from, but I was fairly disappointed because they amped up the pop-punk shtick and put a radio-rock shine on everything. Whatever, most bands can only DREAM of having a record as good as this one.
Muchacha - 'S/T'
1. Evelyn Mason
2. Cashed Out
3. Ugly Truth
4. Coffin Girl
5. Dead Right
6. Joy Ride
7. Lost Again
8. Horse Power
9. Lou Reed's Dead
10. Checkered Past
11. Gold Star for Robot Boy
12. Sub-Zero
13. Elephant Shoes/Hidden Track
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Princess Leia ultimately killed by the real Darth Vader
Stuart Kreisman | Vancouver (BC) Sun (3 Jan 2017)
The U.S. Surgeon General has concluded that...simple movie ratings changes could reduce the number of teen smokers by nearly one in five (18 per cent), and prevent one million deaths from smoking among U.S. children alive today. In Canada, the ratings systems are even worse, with 86 per cent of movies featuring tobacco use being youth-rated Read more...
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Brooklyn borough president Eric Adams | Brooklyn Reporter (17 Nov 2016)
The solution is an "R" rating for all movies that contain tobacco imagery. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says that giving an "R" rating to future movies with tobacco would be expected to reduce the number of teen smokers by nearly one in five and prevent one million deaths from smoking among children alive today. Read more...
Movie ratings can deem films with tobacco use as OK for kids, judge rules
David Lieberman | Deadline Hollywod (11 Nov 2016)
The MPAA has a free speech right to assign a G, PG, or PG-13 rating to movies that depict tobacco use, a U.S. District Court has ruled — rejecting an argument that the practice is a form of commercial speech that dangerously encourages kids to smoke. Read more...
Hollywood studios beat lawsuit over PG and PG-13 rating films featuring smoking
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Judge wary of lawsuit over smoking in movies
Nicholas Iovino | Courthouse News Service (31 Oct 2016)
A federal judge on Friday seemed skeptical of arguments that the motion picture industry misrepresents the content of films by not giving R ratings to all movies featuring tobacco smoking. Read more...
Studios focus on opinionated nature of movie ratings in smoking-in-films lawsuit
Eriq Gardner | The Hollywood Reporter (16 Sep 2016)
MPAA members tell a judge that "PG," "PG-13" and other ratings don't represent seals of approval. Read more...
MPAA rips USC study that says state tax incentives have no effect on jobs, wages
David Robb | Deadline.com (14 Sep 2016)
The MPAA has accused Thom of "academic malpractice," stating that his study is so flawed that it not only tarnishes his own reputation but USC's as well. Read more...
Call for smoking to be removed from children's movies
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Activists oppose Benegal report
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Activists on Tuesday opposed a recent proposal to do away with the static mandatory anti-tobacco message shown in movies and television serials when smoking scenes appear on the screen. Read more...
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Please pray for Joe McDonald, great grandfather of Jack and William Frame. Continue to pray for the healing and improved health of C. Greuel, grandfather of Elliott and Teddy Hattaway. For Señora Connie Fox-Arrington, grandmother of Trinity and Thomas Martin and our beloved CSSE Spanish teacher, who is going through aggressive breast cancer treatment. Please pray for repose of the soul fo St. Eugene parishioner Jim Blanchard and for the Blanchard family.
Prayer for Intercession from Fr. Stanley Rother
O faithful shepherd, Blessed Stanley Rother, as priest and missionary, you tilled the soil with your hand and invited Christ Jesus to till the soil of your soul. You became a sign of the love of Christ the Good Shepherd for your People, and blessed their lives by your ministry. You stood firm and did not run from danger, bringing glory to God and His Church in your martyrdom. Blessed Stanley, obtain from the heart of Jesus healing and full recovery for those for whom we pray, and pray for me, that I too may be a sign of Christ's love among His people. Teach me to faithfully till the soil of this life in the reality given to me by our Father, unafraid to stay with those God has given me, no matter the cost. Through Jesus Christ Our Lord. Amen.
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Today: School Mass, Alumnus of the Year Announced, 8:15am
Fri, Feb. 2: Catholic Schools Spirit Day & Fine Arts Night Ross Hall, 6:00pm
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Middle School Lenten Stations of the Cross
The Middle School will be doing Stations of the Cross on Friday Feb 23 at 6pm in the Church. We only need 6 or 7 volunteers for this. We need 3 altar servers and 3 or 4 students to read the Stations. Please speak with Christi Benites if your child is available or text her at 405.206.5885.
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Muffins with Moms - Feb 8!
Mark your calendar for Thurs, Feb. 8 for Muffins with Moms! Enjoy a muffin with the kids before school and then join your child for Mass. Muffins served from 7:15 to 8:00am in Ross Hall.
Host Families Needed for Catholic Retreat Team Students and NET Date Change!
The National Evangelization Team (NET) is scheduled to be at St. Eugene Catholic School, March 6 (this is the new date!) to facilitate a Middle School Retreat for our students. We will need to provide housing and dinner that night by a host family. The team includes 6 males and 6 females. The team members travel with sleeping bags and are flexible. They can stay in host homes with a minimum of two team members of the same gender staying together. No one team member should ever be housed alone. We are looking for host families to house two or more of the team members. Host families will fulfill ALL of their Time and Talent obligations for this school year! If you are interested, please contact Mr. Eaton at firstname.lastname@example.com or call the school office. More information on this NET retreat coming soon!
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In order to better serve our school community, we have created a Facebook page specifically for the school. Previously we were posting under a joint page with The Catholic Church of St. Eugene. On this new school page, you will find information specifically regarding the school and its students. We intend to post more frequently than before so you can keep up to date with happenings at The Catholic School of St. Eugene. While church and school will continue to serve and work closely together, we encourage you to like both pages so you don't miss anything! Here is the link to our new school page.
Middle School Youth Group Meeting
Youth Group will meet on Tues, Feb. 6 from 3:00 - 4:45. Prayer and discussion, social time and snacks for everyone! All students in 6th, 7th, and 8th grade welcome always!
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You still have time to sign you daughter up for Girls on the Run! All 3rd-5th grade girls are invited. For more information about enrolling or becoming a coach please call/text Melissa Rainbolt at 405-627-4599. You can register your child at gotrcentralok.org. The deadline for sign up is Feb. 1. We will practice Tues and Thurs right after school until 4:30-4:45.
Restaurant Night Out - February 22
Next month's Restaurant Night Out will be Thursday, February 22! This is just a one time change from the normal schedule, so March will be back to the second Tuesday of the month.
Box Tops - Get Those Scissors Ready!
It's time to cut out and save those Box Tops! Box Tops are on the boxes and packaging of many of the grocery items you buy every week! Each Box Top earns our school 10 cents in cash! A sheet for Box Tops will be sent home with your child. Please fill those up and turn them in!
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The Receipts for Education program is now accepting Uptown Market receipts! Help our school earn FREE classroom equipment! Shop at Uptown Market and save your receipts, then send your collected receipts to school with your student or place them in the our "Fundraising Robot" located in the school lobby throughout the school year.
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Kathryn was raised as an evangelical Protestant until she fell for a blue-eyed boy in uniform at Texas A&M. On the eve of their wedding, she converted to Catholicism and never looked back. Just when she had life figured out, Kathryn gave birth to her preemie and fifth child, Luke. His early entrance into the world led Kathryn to her knees and then her keyboard as she began documenting life in the neonatal intensive care unit, and beyond.
On her personal blog, teamwhitaker.org, she writes about her big family of six kids, carpool, Catholicism, prematurity, organizing projects, killer birthday parties, sanity checks and sneaking the occasional Dos Equis in her closet. She chats about nurturing your faith, cultivating a holy family and keeping your sanity through it all. She does it with candor, humor, and a heavy dose of Texas twang.


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Cold weather may have contributed to a crude oil spill of less than 200 gallons at the Valdez Marine Terminal over the weekend.
And while there's no direct evidence that oil sprayed into the waters of Prince William Sound, state regulators said they aren't ready to rule out that possibility.
The leak happened at an oil loading dock at Berth 5 at 7:30 a.m. Saturday.
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"With the wind, we don't exclude the possibility that some reached the water, but have not found any in or on the water," said Alyeska spokeswoman Kate Dugan.
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Merrell said he could not say how much oil might have reached the water. He said Alyeska had initially reported on Saturday that less than five gallons of oil might have sprayed into the water. The incident is under investigation, he said.
Dugan said she is "not aware" of such a report from Alyeska, but acknowledged one could have been issued without her knowledge.
Merrell said it appears that a drain line at the berth may have frozen, causing oil to back up and leak from pipes, or loading arms, that deliver oil to tankers.
Oil leaked from the end caps of two of four loading arms, the state reported Sunday. Responders deployed skimming vessels and the berth was boomed, the state said. A tanker was not being loaded at the time. Valdez saw weekend temperatures in the single digits.
Merrell said the cleanup won't be completed Monday. The spill area on the berth is difficult to reach, because of a mix of industrial hardware such as valves, pipelines and conduits.
"They're having to build platforms and scaffolding and things so people can get to areas to clean some of this," he said.
Brooke Taylor, a spokeswoman for the Prince William Sound Regional Citizens' Advisory Council, said the spill prevention group believes the state's view is appropriate.
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After two years in a coma, August Kinkaid has forgotten the darkness in his past. But his past hasn't forgotten him. His beautiful former fiancée, Everly, remembers every tumultuous moment of their stormy relationship. The sizzling passion. The web of lies. And the terrible secret Everly's been hiding since her last fateful night with August.
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Yeehaw! This is my first time blogging and I'm really excited about it! Tomorrow is the big day, my parents and adorable (but wild and as full of life as any healthy 4 year old should be) nephew are in Knoxville to see me off. I've packed as much as humanly possible into my lime green (of course!) suitcase. I've tested it and it shuts…but tomorrow is the true test when they put this baby on the scale. No worries though, that's what parents are for and they aren't going to leave the airport until we're sure I'm getting in –along with all my boots, jackets, books, clothes, and yes, more shoes. Ok so I've packed WAY too much and I know it but 7 weeks is a long time and since I'm going to 4-7 countries along the way you just never know. I have a feeling that the last minute black and white pok-a-dot rain boots are going to turn out to be the best pre-trip purchase I made.
Tomorrow after a hefty lay over in my fav US city, NEW YORK! (unfortunately the lay over will still suck) I am meeting Niki in Madrid, Spain at baggage claim. I know it's risky but we are suppose to arrive only 10 minutes apart so pray that for once the travel industry is running on time and we find each other across the ocean. This should happen around 8:30am Friday March, 21st. As all of you who have traveled in Europe know you have to hit the ground running, no time for naps or resting up. We have 3 short days in Madrid and a million art museums and parks to see. Plus we need hours on end to meet locals and eat tapas at the Spanish Pubs! I've been reading up and see that they stay out until 6am in Spain… Niki and I have agreed that we are both grandmas already (at the ripe ages of 24 and 26) so we aren't quite sure how we are going to fare but I have faith. Like we say … "when in Rome." Wish us luck and lots of good fortune on our quest to see almost all of Spain in 10 Days!
Our itinerary: Madrid (3days), tour of Cordoba, Seville and Granada (4days), Barcelona (3days). Then I'm off to Germany, hopefully with some great Spanish tales!!
I can't stay put, there are so many amazing places to see and people to meet!!
Thursday, March 20, 2008
I'm off to Europe and you're all invited!
5 comments:
- Rachel said...
I love it! I can't wait to follow all your travels and adventures!
- March 20, 2008 at 1:28 AM
- Camels & Chocolate said...
Nice! Welcome to the blogosphere!!
- March 20, 2008 at 5:28 AM
Love the title! Live life baby!
- March 20, 2008 at 11:52 AM
- Erica said...
Hope you made it there safe! Can't wait to hear what you're up to next :) Wish I could come visit you!!
- March 22, 2008 at 10:13 PM
Hey World Traveler! Sounds like you will have an amazing time! We all can't wait to hear about your adventures. Love, Lynn, Jackie, Craig, Kaitly, and Jack Harrison
- March 27, 2008 at 9:10 PM
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Nic Watt's Masu at Sky City Grand has been bestowed with plenty of accolades over the years, including Metro's Restaurant of the Year 2014, and currently holds two Cuisine Good Food chef hats. To be honest, I was never sure whether it would live up to the hype – pre-launch it even had it's own TV series highlighting Chef Nic Watt's Japanese cooking and recipes. Not a bad way to get word out there. Being part of the Sky City Grand and their Federal St development of high profile eateries doesn't hurt either. Of course you still have to follow through with great food…let's not forget previous Federal St neighbours such as Luke Dallow's Red Hummingbird that failed to fly despite it's prime position.
Fast forward a few years and I've finally arrived to see what all the fuss is about, if not a tad late to the party. I've visited Gusto and Depot twice a piece, Bellota many times over the years, and even Federal St Delicatessen (why this particular establishment is on the Metro Top 50 I have no idea). Masu is the last spot on the bingo card. I'm a big fan of Japanese food, but Masu always seemed to situate itself at the very pricy end of the cuisine in New Zealand – but when I spotted the new Sunday 'Nichiyo' Brunch at $68 a head, I thought it was a pretty good reason to drag myself and some co-tasters along for a culinary expedition of the Japanese kind.
Now this Sunday brunch is not quite the same thing as a Dubai brunch – don't get too excited! You have unlimited access to a selection of buffet offerings and a choice of main dish per person, followed by a dessert platter to share for the table (beverages are not included). It's nice to see NZ starting to catch on to the global brunch movement that I've seen is gathering momentum in Hong Kong and Singapore. Apparently it even won 2015 Metro 'Best Special-Occasion Brunch' – though I'm not sure there is currently much competition in this category! The Nichiyo brunch is a fab excuse to gather some friends and have a long leisurely catch up over food that's not just typical bacon-and-eggs brunch fare. It runs from 11-3pm though two hours worth will probably sate you given there's no free flowing booze here.
To kick off proceedings we selected an old and very reliable favourite, the Kumeu River Pinot Gris, from an admittedly very well curated selection of NZ wines available by the bottle. I like that they have broken away from the Antipodes water trend that you see at every restaurant and have their own selection – the award winning Deep Horizon water. It was soft and sweet and I was absolutely annihilating glasses of it (the water that is!).
To the buffet selection – plenty of sushi and sashimi on offer (and they kindly made me some vegetarian sushi that was ready and waiting when I arrived), some interesting salads, deep fried fish, udon, tofu and seafood tacos. The tofu was simmering in a rich soy based sauce, and together with the udon and plethora of spices and seasonings this made for a tasty and warming dish on what had turned into a very rainy and stormy Auckland summer Sunday. The salads were interesting, one in particular stood out – kumara, bacon and a mayonnaise type dressing. Delicious, only wish I had more stomach capacity to dedicate to it but with so much on offer I had to limit myself to just tasting a couple of pieces. Their edamame, green bean and pink grapefruit salad was light and refreshing if not outstandingly tasty. They also showcased their twist on a caesar salad, with squid ink croutons substituted for the regular variety, but it didn't really fit with the whole offering and seemed a bit out of place. The buffet section overall would delight sashimi fans (my husband made a serious attempt at filling every nook and cranny of his stomach with the delicious salmon) and the seafood lovers at my table said it was definitely enough to satisfy. For me (not eating seafood) it didn't really excite. So that brings us to…
The main event! Now we're talking…meat! Or hey, more seafood if that's your thing. Plenty on offer here no matter your preference. View the full Nichiyo Brunch menu here
What I tasted:
KOBUTA NO LIBU NO YAWARAKA NIKOMI – master stock baby back pork ribs and sansho salt
KANKOKUFU KOHITSUJI – lamb cutlets, gochujang, pickled cucumber and carrot
also ordered by our table:
MADAI HARAPE-NYO – Leigh long line snapper, jalapeno and ginger dressing, crisp vegetable salad
SUGI-ITA-YAKI – cedar roasted ora king salmon teriyaki, pickled cucumber, sesame
Let me start with my favourite dish of the meal – the master stock baby back pork ribs. I'm a sucker for ribs, and though I prefer mine fall off the bone juicy and tender, these were cooked technically to perfection – tender but firm enough that you could take a bite and leave teeth marks in the rib without the rest of the meat falling off the bone. Delicious!
The lamb cutlets, of which there were three, gave an intensely powerful seasoned flavour when you bit into them – super tender also. Dip them into the spicy sauce that accompanied if you dare – it's got a kick and a half! Very flavourful, but not sure I loved the flavour profile altogether, it was almost a bit full on with the meat and the sauce fighting for centre stage.
Now for the verdict on the fish dishes from my dining compatriots – apparently the cedar roasted ora king salmon was spot on and very much enjoyed (and the cedar plank very much admired). The snapper however caused much frustration at the table – apparently the jalapeño totally overpowered the flavour of the fish and they would have preferred a more delicate sauce with the jalapeño omitted.
Almost out of room, we had luckily saved a little stomach space as we were forewarned to expect the arrival of a dessert platter to complete the brunch, the components of which are chosen by the kitchen. Our dessert platter contained the following – (please excuse the romaji menu titles…as someone who studied Japanese most of my childhood I find these names a tad cringeworthy. But this is actually how they are titled on the menu!)
FENELU KE-KI – fennel cake, blackcurrant tapioca, soy chai ice cream, aloe sake gel
SHIROMISO PABUROBA – shiro (white) miso pavlova, drunken pineapple, guava chilli sorbet
LAIMU CHI-ZU KE-KI – steamed lime cheesecake, yoghurt shiso sorbet, wasabi namelaka, black sesame
AISUKURI-MU NO MORIAWASE – selection of ice creams and sorbet
Ok so first things first – this platter that arrives at our table is certainly a show stopper. It will no doubt draw gasps from your fellow diners, and be prepared to just watch the desserts slowly melt while everyone takes photos of the delicacies in their natural habitat. Created to fit the number of diners in your party, each table receives a bespoke arrangement of desserts that will have you amazed and stickybeaking at what the table next door is being presented. Ours, for four, was nestled atop a giant ceramic bowl full of ice. A neighbouring table of six was presented theirs in a carved out half log shape that spanned the table. Pretty freaking cool, right?
Pretty freaking cool indeed – if only the taste matched the high level of presentation. Almost from the first spoonful my expectations started rapidly dropping. Save for one passable dessert, this was almost a total strikeout. Either bland or bordering on soapy and inedible, my palate was often left confused and in some cases totally repulsed by the strange flavours and the need to seemingly add wasabi to everything. The dessert that almost was a winner was the shiromiso pavlova, drunken pineapple and guava sorbet. All three items were totally delicious on their own, but didn't become more than the sum of their parts when eaten together. In fact, the guava sorbet totally overpowered the shiromiso pavlova. Judging by more successful Japanese desserts I've had at other establishments, one strong Japanese accent in a dessert is enough for me to give proceedings a twist but still remain classic enough to be palate pleasing. Next time I'd be sticking to the savoury side of the menu.
Outside of the food, one interesting touch to this brunch was that they had turned their private dining room into a kiddie sanctuary – a television playing cartoons, soft foam tiles laid on the ground and toys a plenty. Even the intricate decorative kimonos had been rolled up on the walls, far away from sticky little fingers. This is a great bonus if you have kids. When the rain is pouring, is there a better way to spend a Sunday in Auckland? Fingers crossed there will be more brunch offerings on offer to explore when I next return to the City of Sails.


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Atheist Tests
Excerpted from Living Waters Publications.
BANG!! The theory of evolution of the Coca Cola can.
Billions of years ago, a big bang produced a large rock. As the rock cooled, sweet brown liquid formed on its surface. As time passed, aluminum formed itself into a can, a lid, and a tab. Millions of years later, red and white paint fell from the sky, and formed itself into the words *Coca Cola . . . 12 fluid ounces.*
Of course, my theory is an insult to your intellect, because you know that if the Coca Cola can is made, there must be a maker. If it is designed, there must be a designer. The alternative, that it happened by chance or accident, is to move into an intellectual free zone. Do you believe that the Coca Cola can have no designer?
Did you know that the eye has 40,000,000 nerve endings, the focusing muscles move an estimated 100,000 times a day, and the retina contains 137,000,000 light sensitive cells?
George Gallup, the famous statistician said, *I could prove God statistically; take the human body alone; the chance that all the functions of the individual would just happen, is a statistical monstrosity.*
Albert Einstein said, *Everyone who is seriously interested in the pursuit of science becomes convinced that a spirit is manifest in the laws of the universe, a spirit vastly superior to man, and one in the face of which our modest powers must feel humble.*
Even Charles Darwin said, *To suppose that the eye could have been formed by natural selection, seems I freely confess, absurd in the highest degree.* If man cannot begin to make a human eye, how could anyone in his right mind think that eyes formed by mere chance? In fact, man cannot make anything from nothing. We don*t know how to do it. We can re-create, reform, develop, but we cannot create even one grain of sand from nothing. Yet, the eye is only a small part of the most sophisticated part of creation, the human body.
Do you know of any building that didn*t have a builder? Do you know of any painting that didn*t have a painter? Do you know of any car that didn*t have a maker? If you answer *YES,* for any of the above give details.
Could I convince you that I dropped 50 oranges onto the ground and they by chance fell into ten rows of five oranges? The logical conclusion is that someone with an intelligent mind put them there. The odds that ten oranges would fall by accident into a straight line are mind-boggling, let alone ten rows of five.
From the atom to the universe is there order? Did it happen by accident or must there have been an intelligent mind? What are the odds of 50 oranges falling by chance into ten rows of five oranges?
The declaration, *There is no God,* is what is known as an absolute statement. For an absolute statement to be true, I must have absolute knowledge. Here is another absolute statement: *There is no gold in China.* What do I need to have for that statement to be true?
A. No knowledge of China
*C* is the correct answer. For that statement to be true, I must know that there is no gold in China, or the statement is incorrect. To say, *There is no God,* and to be correct in the statement, I must be omniscient.
I must know how many hairs are upon every head, every thought of every human heart, every detail of history, every atom within every rock. Nothing is hidden from my eyes. I must know the intimate details of the secret love-life of the fleas on the back of the black cat of Napoleon*s great grandmother. To make the absolute statement, *There is no God,* I must have absolute knowledge that there isn*t one.
Assume that you have 1% of all the knowledge in the universe. Is it possible, that in the 99% of the knowledge that you haven*t yet come across, there is ample evidence to prove that God does indeed exist? If you are reasonable, you will have to say, *Having the limited knowledge that I have at present, I believe that there is no God.* In others words, you don*t know if God exists, so you are not an *atheist,* you are what is commonly known as an *agnostic.* You are like a man who looks at a building, and doesn*t know if there was a builder.
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The Tingle Creek Chase at Sandown on Saturday is always a tremendous spectacle. The Ferraris and Porsches of the steeplechasing world do battle over the minimum distance at one of the country's toughest jumping tracks. It will be a battle royal. However, only the good Dr Pangloss (or Sandown's PR man) would pretend that this contest has the class of recent renewals.
Rather like the contemporary TV fetish, Saturday's race is searching for a star. Three time Queen Mother Champion Chase champ and double Tingle Creek winner Moscow Flyer does not travel from Ireland. Nor does his recent Punchestown conqueror Rathgar Beau. Azertyuiop and Well Chief are injured and out for the season.
Punters love to latch onto young pretenders and Kauto Star fits the bill. He was last year's Arkle favourite for most of the season before being injured in his prep race. But to back him as a short-priced favourite is a triumph of hope and expectation over actual achievement. His best win was in a Class C novice chase and the trends say that he simply isn't good enough to win a Tingle Creek. All of the last ten winners had scored in Grade 1 company.
Sticking with the horses with form in the book Ashley Brook looks the likeliest winner. In the Haldon Gold Cup (the race that saw Best Mate's sad demise) he was behind both Kauto Star and Monkerhostin. But he was giving weight away and would surely have come closer if he hadn't made a terrible mistake at the eighth fence. He could also have won the Arkle last year but for a howler at the last. His jumping rather than Saturday's opposition is the biggest worry.
In a typically competitive William Hill Handicap Hurdle Victram looks a standout bet. This Irish raider won two highly competitive flat handicaps but gets into this off a hurdles rating of 112. If he comes close to translating that flat form to the sticks he is easily good enough for a place and should win. In the Sodexho Prestige Henry VIII Novices Chase Hoo La Baloo can live up to his hype, though, if he wins, he may be flattered by a generous weight-for-age allowance.
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Best athletes turned analystsBy Jeff Mezydlo of Yardbarker |
Troy Aikman
The three-time Super Bowl champion quarterback and Hall of Famer has built a broadcasting career that's been almost as successful as his work on the field. Fox's lead analyst for the NFL since 2002, Aikman seemed comfortable in the booth from the beginning and makes even Joe Buck tolerable. Aikman is not afraid to be honest and always comes prepared to a broadcast.


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Babelsberg provided a thoroughly supportive creative environment.
Kate Winslet, Actress, "The Reader"
Studio Babelsberg's involvement as co-producer for national and international productions is a rapidly growing branch of the studio's business.
Studio Babelsberg was the executive production company and co-producer of the following international motion pictures: The Reader (Stephen Daldry), The International (Tom Tykwer), Valkyrie (Brian Singer), Speed Racer (Lana and Andy Wachowski), Ninja Assassin (James McTeigue), The Ghost Writer (Roman Polanski), Inglourious Basterds (Quentin Tarantino), Anonymous (Roland Emmerich), Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters (Tommy Wirkola), The Monuments Men (George Clooney), The Voices (Marjane Satrapi), The Grand Budapest Hotel (Wes Anderson), Point Break (Ericson Core), The Hunger Games - Mockingjay (Francis Lawrence), Bridge of Spies (Steven Spielberg).
Living true to our motto "Act Global, Spend Local", Studio Babelsberg invests reference subsidies, awarded for our involvement in international films, in smaller German and European productions.
Studio Babelsberg is committed to continue investing in promising film productions to strengthen Germany's film industry.
We focus our co-production activities on projects that can be filmed completely or in part at our stages.
The Studio Babelsberg AG shareholders' meeting passed all items on the agenda... [more]
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Kombucha! When you hear the word, either you smile because you know what it means, or you have never so much as heard someone mention it. I find that when I mention I am making or drinking Kombucha to someone who has never heard of it, they generally have plenty of questions about just what it is. Kombucha is a fermented beverage made from sweet tea. No, you are not going to get drunk from drinking it, but some say there is a very low alcohol content. When Kombucha first hit the shelves in the store, I remember buying a bottle and after a few sips, I swear I felt a slight buzz. I really didn't drink much alcohol, so I seemed to feel the slight buzz from the alcohol created during the fermentation process. Well, I wasn't the only one! Surely enough, my beloved Kombucha was removed from the store shelves because there was some question as to the alcohol content inside those bottles. As a compromise, Kombucha brewers didn't ferment their product as long before bottling it, thus lowering the alcohol content. That said, I don't think that anyone conceded there was any alcohol in their product, but this seemed to satisfy those who were concerned.
Kombucha History
Kombucha appears to have originated in China in 221 B.C. and then spread throughout the other parts of Europe and eventually into America. It was a trend that took off with hippies and didn't go much further, until recently. In the past 20 years or so, there has been an awareness of the billions of tiny little organisms living inside of our gut. It has been said that we are only 10% human, 90% other, therefore it makes sense to want to replenish and feed the other the organisms that keep our body functioning!
Kombucha Benefits
So why do people drink Kombucha? Well, first and foremost, it tastes good and it's very refreshing! People have said that Kombucha boosts their energy levels, and in today's world, many people complain their energy levels are too low. Other people have noticed that drinking this probiotic rich beverage has helped digestion, cleared their skin, relieved constipation and helped with weight loss! People have noted Kombucha has eased arthritis pain, tamed acid reflux, improved sleep, eyesight and circulation. All of the reasons listed above, including its great taste, give me reason enough to drink this fizzy beverage everyday!
Kombucha has been claimed by many to be a miracle drink and while I am not exactly calling it miraculous, I will say, drinking it has been a part of my daily routine for a while and I love the benefits I see and feel. A couple thoughts worth noting, Kombucha has detoxifying qualities. So… when you first start drinking Kombucha, you might notice a small detox effect. Seeing as this is a possibility, I suggest you start with a 1/4 cup the first day and then work yourself up to a full cup, especially if you brew your own tea at home! My second thought is that Kombucha can be very expensive, (over $3.00 a bottle) and the Kombucha you buy in the store generally has not fermented as long.
If you are new to drinking Kombucha, store bought bottles are a great (and, unfortunately, expensive) place to start. Brewing at home costs $1-2 a gallon! The more you drink, the more you will love it and might even want to experiment with making your own! Doing so is fairly simple, although, you are working with bacteria, so cleanliness and proper instruction are essential. In addition, proper sugar, water and tea proportions are critical to your 'booch's success!!
If this sounds appealing to you, or if you have always wanted to brew some flavorful Kombucha on your own, as a certified healing foods specialist, I offer classes on how to brew your own fermented sweet tea at home. Please contact me here if you are interested in joining me for a class, I would love to share this exciting tradition with you! Feel free to email me at: [email protected]
I feel I must mention, Kombucha is not for everyone and occasionally, some people notice stomach upset or discomfort… This is not a failure on your part and it is not because you are doing something wrong! Even Jenny over at Living Consciously struggled with drinking kombucha (you can read about her story here), she blogs about the importance of eating a diet rich in fermented and probiotic rich food! If you notice any gastro issues or anything funky, you should definitely cut back on the amount you are drinking or consider going a different fermented route!
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Community Calendar 5/7 – 5/13
Sat, May 2nd Mother Daughter Tea Party 2015 Word Church International at 2pm
Mon, May 4th at 12pm at New World Landing. Contact Megan Gonzalez at 850-474-2658
Hosts 13th Annual Ethics in Business will have their Luncheon on Mon, May 4th at 12pm at New World Landing Contact Megan Gonzalez at 850-474-2658.
Thursday, May 7th, 2015 FROM 12:00 NOON UNTIL 1:00 P.M. PENSACOLA'S NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER'S ANNUAL DOWNTOWN EVENT, "MEET AT CITY HALL" WILL BE HELD ON CONTACT # 255-4661FOR MORE INFO.
Monday, May 11th, 2015 Executive Members will meet at Woodland Heights Community Center.
Tuesday, May 12, 2015 from 7:30am – 9:30 am Special Meeting for DIB: Hoilday Decorations
Tuesday, May 12, 2015 at 4:30pm. Parking & Traffic Committee. Regular Meetings are held on 2nd Tuesday of every month.
Wednesday, May 13, 2015 at 8:30am Special Events Committee. Regular Meetings are held on the 2nd Wednesday of every month.
Thursday, May 14, 2015 General Membership Meeting held at Woodland Heights Community Center at 7pm
Friday, May 22 at 6:30pm ELK Lodge. Contact: T.C. Cole (850) 287-3751, Bo Gable (850) 483-2070 and Billy Brent (850) 221-2162.
Saturday May 23, 2015 2nd Annual Pensacola Unity Golf Championship Osceola Golf Course 8:30 am Shotgun Start. $50.00 Entrance Fee Registration Deadline May 7.
Thursday, May 28, 2015 at 9am. Downtown Advisory Board. Regular Meetings are held on the 4th Thursday of every month.
Sunday, May 31, 2015 Praise On My Pew 4pm. Zion Hope Primitive Baptist Church. For More info: Contact 850-434-3355. Donations: Adults 18 & Older – $10, Young Adults – $10, and Children 12 & younger $5.
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Video Of the Unknown Masked-Gunmen opened fire on the worshippers
According to an eyewitness who narrated to Eyes Of Lagos said that unknown Masked-Gunmen have entered a Roman Catholic Church in Ozubulu on this Sunday morning service 6th August 2017 and opened fire on the worshippers.
They wasted many lives.
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Nobody knows who they are;
Some of the victims are currently at the Casualty Ward in NAUTH Nnewi lying helplessly;
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Familiar names like Beggars Pizza make an appearance, and Revolution Brewing has the Sox Social lounge in left field stocked with craft beer.
"We will have varying activities, you never know who's gonna be up here, maybe people up here signing autographs, we may shoot some of our White Sox TV content from this location, so it's always gonna be a place that's gonna be active throughout a ballgame," said White Sox Senior V.P. of Sales & Marketing Brooks Boyer.
In the concourses, fans can find a trio of specialty sausages from Johnsonville.
The "Change-Up" features chipotle Monterrey Jack chicken sausage topped with black bean salsa. The "Slurve" is a beer cheddar brat with caramelized onions and spicy mustard, while "The Cutter" is Southwestern chorizo sausage crowned with cotija cheese and guac. A Cuban burger is stacked with ham, shredded pork, sliced pickles and Swiss.
For dessert, try either Prairie Farms ice cream or Affy Tapples with caramel chocolate-dipped pretzel rods.
In the Stadium Club, Levy Restaurants is tackling a few new items, including a trio of fried chicken sliders and the South Side Horseshoe, which is inspired by the Springfield open-faced sandwich.
"It's just kind of a nice blend of the South Side flavors with an idea from Southern Illinois. Blue collar communities, mash 'em up a little bit," said Levy Restaurants Executive Chef Troy Tornabeni.
Tornabeni tops an Italian sausage patty with giardiniera, mustard and fries - a lot of fries - and drizzles it with beer cheese. Then he adds more fries and some flat leaf parsley for comic effect.
A pozole salad might be in order afterward.
"There's some hominy, some guajillo puree, radishes, cilantro...your pozole soup in salad form," he said.
In the Club Level, expect to see Buffalo chicken empanadas this year, along with a Taylor Street staple: the meatball sub.
"They gave me and my team a lot of room to play and dig in and see what was on South Side and what could we bring around," he said.
For more information, visit: https://www.mlb.com/whitesox/ballpark/concessions.
In this week's Extra Course video, Steve takes a look at the new craft beer room in left field, set up by Chicago's own Revolution Brewing.


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Friday, January 8, 2016
Camila and I were back in Medellin for the last 3 weeks. It was great to be back. I did a few rides but unfortunately I don't have the form for big rides like I did back in 2011. The riding was awesome nevertheless.
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I have come across these exchanges at various places and they say powered by betfair. The market liquidity correspond exactly with Betfair (taking into account currency difference) and they are fully interlinked. They also have extra markets in cricket like Runs over/under as compared to Betfair.
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Pretty sure I've seen similar ones which you can only access with Asian brokers so jukebox is correct I believe
Same market I think (odds and liquidity) and you can get trading software
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The Grand Lalbagh Independence Day Flower Show 2014 to be conducted from 8th August till 15th August 2014 by the Department of Horticulture and the Mysore Horticulture Society.
This Independence day flower show is going to be much bigger and grandeur as this is also the 200th Flower show of the garden. More than 20,000 flower plants belonging to several flora are getting ready to provide visual feast to the visitors.
For every flower show Lalbagh comes up with a unique theme, and for this grand occasion Mysore Palace or Shivapura's Satyagraha Soudha is going to be the theme of the flower show. A decision regarding the same will be taken by the officials soon.
To mark the 200th flower show, 200 several rare pictures of the earlier flower shows and garden will also be displayed during the event. More than a million footfalls are expected for this flower show and the parking facilities and security measures are getting taken accordingly.


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Orientation for Community Garden Rental is April 18 at 6 pm.
Do you want to grow your own food and need space to grow? The Tall Pines Community Garden has garden space to rent for the 2017 growing season. Plot sizes and prices vary, starting at $20 for a full garden season. The garden is on Sixth Street and Memorial Drive, Merrill. The garden is fenced in and has access to water as well as the best soil for growing vegetables.
The garden is also in need of sponsorship to keep the water flowing and the soil rich for growing. Maybe you have a garden and would like to volunteer to help to maintain a garden plot for donation to our local food pantries. You could also mentor a new gardener, help get them growing. You could do this as a church group, an organization, or individual.
The Tall Pines Community Garden is having an orientation meeting on April 18, 2017 at 6:00pm at the Lincoln County Service Center, 801 N. Sales Street, Merrill. If you're interested in any of these opportunities, you can contact; Ann Stoeckmann Community Garden Grant Assistant, Lincoln County Health Department, at 715-536-0307, or email at firstname.lastname@example.com
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Senators Lindsey Graham and John McCain on the Terrorist Attacks in Mali and Paris Recent Obama Speech on the Refugee Crisis
I started today's show with Senators Lindsey Graham and John McCain, talking with them about the terrorist attacks in Paris and the capital of Mali and Obama's recent speech on his refusal to stem the Syrian refugee flow.
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HH: That was United States Secretary of State, John Kerry talking last night. This morning, that "neutralized" al-Qaeda had gunmen seize a hotel in the capital of Mali, kill more than 27 people, take 100 people hostage. Discussing this and the events of a horrific week, I'm joined from New Hampshire by United States Senator John McCain, presidential nominee for the Republican Party in 2008, Lindsey Graham, senator from South Carolina, seeking the presidential nomination in 2016. Senators, welcome. Senator McCain, you have seniority, what was John Kerry thinking and how does [Mali] fit into the picture of this week?
JM: All I can say is, we have something on a ballot in Arizona about whether it should be legal or not, we must have been indulging in some of that–
HH: (Laughs)
JM: . . . Or something stronger because really, compared with al-Qaeda? It's bizarre. He has this delusion that continues on including the fact now he's trying to get in bed with Russians and the Iranians in order to fight ISIS when Bashar al-Assad has killed 240,000 people and he's responsible largely fort he blood of millions of refugees. I'm telling you, this is crazy stuff that's going on, Hugh, and we are not winning, and that's why I'm up here in New Hampshire with Lindsey Graham because I think he's got the experience, the talent, the background, and the knowledge, and a long time ago, he said we would have to have boots on the ground and we're going to have to have some boots on the ground if we're going to defeat ISIS, not a lot, but we're going to have to have some, my friend.
HH: Senator Graham, a week ago, we spoke as a battle raged in Paris and you were appropriately somber and did not want to point fingers or cast blame, but it's been a week, and the president's rhetoric has been remarkable. What's your thought a week after the massacre in Paris and the day of the massacre in Mali?
LG: The French get it, Obama doesn't. I never thought I'd live long enough to hear to say that I wish the American president would be as bold as the French president.
The speech the president gave a few days ago really broke my heart, made me sick to my stomach. He's stubborn, arrogant, prideful, and quite frankly, he is incompetent. The French are going on the offense and President Obama is trying undersell the threat and oversell our successes. Between John Kerry and Barack Obama, radical Islam is running wild and we don't have a strategy that will lead to success no matter what the president says. Two years ago, I was talking about boots on the ground as a formula to to go forward to destroy ISIL in Iraq and Syria. You have to do it both places. Now people are coming my way in terms of rhetoric, but they really don't have the vision to destroy ISIL. They're talking about boots on the ground because they politically have to. I've been talking about it because we actually need them.
HH: Let me play for both of you and the audience who have just tuned in, the remarks I think you're referencing, Senator Graham, of the president in the Philippines on Wednesday of this week.
BO: These are the same folks often times who suggest that they're so tough that just talking to Putin or staring ISIL or using some additional rhetoric is somehow going to solve the problems out there, but apparently they're scared of widows and orphans coming into the United States of America as part of our tradition of compassion. Now first they were worried about the press being too tough on them during debates, now they're worried about three-year-old orphans. That doesn't sound very tough to me. They have been playing on fear in order to try to score political points or to advance their campaigns. And it's irresponsible. And it's contrary to who we are, and it needs to stop because the world is watching.
HH: Now, people don't often get angry on my show, but I played that for Governor Kasich yesterday who you've both known for a long time as s serious guy, you got to hear what the governor said after I played it for him.
JK: That rhetoric was outrageous. To accuse someone, and I assume I'm one of the people he was talking about of making a decision here to keep the folks in Ohio safe based on politics. Frankly, he doesn't have a whole lot of room to talk about this stuff, Hugh. It's the first time I've heard this tape. I'm flabbergasted. We don't know if we can verify who these people are and to say these decisions are being made for political reasons. This is an administration that doesn't know what they're doing. They have lost all the professionals who were around them. The president disrespected them and had a bunch of kids try to run our foreign policy. They have kids running our foreign policy who screwed all this stuff up.
HH: Senator Graham, do you agree with that assessment, kids are running the foreign policy of the United States?
LG: No, I think Obama's foreign policy is why we're here. He doesn't have kids around, he has people who don't believe America is exceptional, doesn't understand the War on Terror. John Kerry is not a kid, he's just delusional from reality. At the end of the day, Barack Obama made three major mistakes – he left Iraq against sound military advice, al-Qaeda and Iraq were on their knees. He left for political reasons. They came back in Iraq three years ago, had a chance to take Assad. Everybody recommended a "No-Fly Zone," train a Free Syrian Army, Petraeus, even Secretary Clinton. These were not kids. What he did is he, Obama knows this, he was trying to end war. He doesn't understand radical Islam. He severely misjudged the rise of ISIL. He's got nobody to blame but himself. He has sat on the sidelines and watched 250,000 people being slaughtered, women being mass-raped, Yazadi people being destroyed as an entity. He enticed Syrians to join the fight against Assad. He allowed our CIA to do the training of Free Syrian rebels and the Russian president launched an attack against our training base to kill the people that we trained and he did not lift a finger. One of the lowest points in the history of the American presidency. The Russian president killed the people we trained and the American president hasn't done a damn thing about it. So he's incompetent, everybody in the world knows he's a poor champion of freedom and a weak opponent of evil, and his criticism towards Republicans really falls on deaf ears. Barack Obama does not know what he's doing and the people around him have given some good advice. He's turned it down, and quite frankly, Hilary Clinton is talking about boots on the ground and a "No Fly Zone" because she's trying to distance herself from Barack Obama. She's making a political change. I've always had in the forefront of my thinking what's best to protect America, not what's best for the political moment.
HH: Senator McCain, it seems to me that former Secretary of State Clinton's speech yesterday, she was trying to distance herself from herself. What are you advocating that the United States do right now?
JM: Right now, I'm saying establish the Safe Zone for refugees to relieve the refugee flow. Unless we do something like that, Hugh, the flow is going to continue. And remember, the refugee problem is the result of failed policies. There are so many of those running that are saying this is the problem. The problem of refugees is bred by a failed, feckless foreign policy by Barack Obama who is clueless. So what we need to do right now is the "Safe Zone, No-Fly" place for refugees, a place to arm, train and equip then a coalition of Arab states and maybe France and maybe some others where we contribute about 10,000 of 100,000 of our military force to go in and wipe out ISIS. They are not a 1,000. They are not strong, Hugh. We can go in there and take them out. We're the strongest nation on Earth and we can do that with the coalition of others, and we're talking about 100,000, as the president likes to set up the straw-man, do nothing or send in 100,000, but we're talking about a coalition to go in, train, arm, and equip as well as take them out including with this "No-Fly Zone" so that we can stop Bashar al-Assad from the barrel-bombing, and that's what we need to do and that's what Lindsey Graham and I have been arguing for for years.
HH: Senator Graham, I want to give you the last minute and a half. The Pentagon is led by Ash Carter, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, [and] by "Fighting Joe" Dunford. Do you have confidence in those men that they really want to do this and the president is stopping them from it?
LG: I don't know. I do know this, that General Keane, who was the architect of the surge has suggested that need 10,000 troops on the ground in Iraq, not 3,500, changed the tide of battle in Mosul and Ramadi and to neutralize the Shia militia advantage they have controlled by Iran. I had General Keane believe a regional army can be formed. ISIL is a direct threat to the region unlike Saddam Hussein. I'll be the first to say that the Jordanians, the Egyptians, and the Saudis see ISIL as a threat to their kingdoms and to their country. They know they will cut their heads off. They are willing to go into the fight, but you have to put Assad on the table. So I can't explain this, other than to say that this the President of the United States who assured us all that ISIL is the JV team, that Bin Laden, and Al-Qaeda has been decimated. He doesn't understand the nature of the threat, oversells our successes, and he undersells–
HH: The challenges. Senator Graham, Senator McCain, thank you for joining me from New Hampshire.
End of Interview


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I'm super excited. I've got one room in my house finally painted. I've spent so much time on doors and trim, so it was nice to actually get out the roller to do some walls. I was over the roller in .2 seconds, but it was worth it. I really love the color. LOVE. I debated for days over paint chips. Once I got it down to three colors, I got come samples and put streaks all over my walls in different places. After seeing the samples in every lighting condition, we decided on Meadow Light. The color is one from Home Depot's Behr collection, but I used Sherwin Williams paint because I like the coverage and consistency. Plus they'll match anything you bring to them. Sometimes the color looks minty and in other light, it takes on more of a faint Tiffany blue. I love it both ways.
I don't really have anything to go with it yet, but decor can come later. I found one box of picture frames to add a little life to the room but don't judge the fireplace set-up...I know it's a little sad and thrown together ;)
We have some short-term goals (in the next 1-3 months)for this room that include:
- Ditching the fan. First of all, it's centered with the room and not the fireplace. That would be fine except the recess lights are centered with the hearth making it all just sore for my must-have-symmetry eyes.
- Replace all of the electrical outlets and cable connectors with white ones instead of almond color. Which bring me to the next goal...
- Putting a nice coat of white spray paint on the recess lights. Everything in this home came in almond. I mean everything. Toilets, light switches, outlets, fire alarms, etc. Eventually, it will all be white. We'll just take the lights out, paint them, and return them to their place since they're not super offensive and it's cheaper to reuse them.
- Getting/making pillows for our couch and chairs. The room is in desperate need of some texture/prints.
- Hanging curtains. I'll probably just use the white West Elm ones from the old dining room for now. White, bright, and airy.
We also have a few long term changes (3 months-1 year)we'd like to make that include:
- New couch. Enough said.
- New sitting chairs for the window area. Yes, I just bought those blue-y ones a year ago, but we'd like to use them in the other living space when we get the new flooring in. Plus, they kind of blend right into the room. I'd like something fun with a pattern....I think.
- TV armoire. A unit where the TV can be hidden is ideal, but I'm open to anything if it catches my eye and it the right price.
- Buy/build a book shelf for the left side (opposite the chair) of the fireplace. I'm missing my old built-ins.
- Book shelf unit for behind the couch. I'd like a low one that comes just to the top of the couch and faces the kitchen. Could be great for books storage and decor.
- Hand a few pictures ;)
- New rug. Not looking forward to this adventure. Rug shopping is irritating to me.
So, that's the plan.
Here's where we were 3 weeks ago.
Here's where we are now.
I'm taking a little break on painting for now and am going to enjoy scraping off the kitchen border. Doesn't that sound fun? I can hardly wait. :)


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Beauty & Wellness (and anti-aging) Favorites on Amazon
Wednesday, February 14, 2018
1. Eyelash serum A while back I gave a review of my experience with Lash Boost. My lashes had never been longer and I was thrilled with the results. Once the serum ran out I was faced with the decision to invest in Lash Boost ($130) or try something that cost a little less, but that may not work as well. I read up on this serum and decided to give it a try. My lashes are still long (and shiny) and it only costs $30.
2. Hyaluronic acid serum I'm a huge fan of hyaluronic acid serum! I use it daily AM & PM after cleansing and applying toner to my face. I also use it immediately following the derma roller to rehydrate and calm my skin. It reduces fine lines, moisturizes, and leaves skin feeling soft, never greasy.
3. Tinkle razors You may recall my post here where I shared the secret to a smooth face free of peach fuzz. These are still my razors of choice. My tinted moisturizer goes on smoother and other products have better contact with my skin. Have you tried them?
4. Chlorophyll concentrate What does it do? Chlorophyll helps fight cancer, detoxifies the liver, speeds up wound healing, improves digestion, and helps build red blood cells. It may even help with weight control. I take it twice daily - 17 drops mixed with water in a little shot glass. This way I can take it quickly and then follow with a glass of water. It has a bit of a minty flavor, not terrible, but not great either.
5. Rosehip oil Rosehip oil is rich in linolenic acid and vitamin A. It moisturizes and brightens the skin and also helps with breakouts. I apply it last, after cleansing, toning, and serums.
6. Crest 3-D whitening strips Teeth are one of the first things I notice about a person. Okay confession, I'm a bit obsessive about it actually. There's really no excuse for poor oral hygiene. Brushing twice daily, flossing, and a whitening strip every so often goes a long way. These whitening strips cost a little more, but I only use them once every 2-4 weeks or whenever my teeth look like they could use a little whitening.
7. Vital Proteins Collagen I started using this product last year and cannot say enough great things! As we age, collagen breaks down in the body. Collagen is a protein that gives our hair strength and elasticity and replaces dead cells. It also contributes to joint and tendon health. I add it to my breakfast smoothy every morning. Recipe: 1 handful spinach (greens), 2 scoops Vital Proteins Collagen (protein), 2 tablespoons ground chia seed (fiber), 2 tablespoons almond butter (healthy fat), 8 ounces almond milk, 1/4 cup blueberries, 1/2 frozen banana (to sweeten). This sticks with me all morning until lunch.
8. Baby Foot I shared Baby Foot with you a couple of years ago. It's a must do before sandal season rolls around!
Do you have favorites on Amazon that I need to try? Please share!
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Thanks for this. I would be concerned about using the Tinkle razors on my face. Don't they promote more growth?ReplyDelete
I was brave and tried the razors based on your recommendation. OMG! What a difference in the moisturizer and makeup application. Thank you so much!ReplyDelete
LOVE your blog and seeing pics of sweet Reagan.
Thanks for all the cool recommendations. I will give them a try. Can you recommend a Derma Roller?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 14, 2018 at 6:52 PM
I clicked on your link for a derma roller, but don't understand it's purpose. Why is rolling tiny needles on your skin helpful?ReplyDeleteReplies
I love this post. Thank you! I would love to see more like this! I added most of these items to my wish list and I'll be ordering the derma roller linked above and the serum.do you order the chia seeds on Amazon too?ReplyDelete
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Twitter has been a breeding ground for hateful trolls since its inception, and because the company isn't making major strides to fix this problem, one activist decided to send a powerful message.
A German-Israeli activist/comedian, Shahak Shapira, headed to Twitter's corporate headquarters in Hamburg, Germany, and spray-painted some of the hate speech he's encountered on the social network.
He's uploaded a video of the protest on YouTube titled "#HEYTWITTER."
Shapira says he was driven to go to these extremes after seeing how little Twitter listened to what he reported. Shapira had reported "about 150 comments to Facebook, of which 80 percent were removed" in a mere one to three days. He also reported "more than 300 tweets to Twitter."
"For that, I received only nine answers over the last six months. Each of them stating there was no violation of Twitter's rules," he said in the video detailing his protest. "All other reports were left unanswered. I haven't received a single [piece of] mail telling me a tweet was actually removed."
Shapria said that if "Twitter forces me to see these things" ― things being the homophobic, racist, anti-Semitic and sexist tweets ― "then they'll have to see them too."
For the protest, Shapira put together massive stencils of some of the tweets he reported and used chalk-based spray paint to plaster the front of Twitter's Hamburg office with the sentiments.
"The statements I reported weren't just plain insults or jokes, but absolutely serious threats of violence," Shapira says in the video.
HuffPost has reached out to Twitter for comment. A spokesman did tell CNN Tech that the social media platform "strictly enforces rules where appropriate and allow users to mute or block accounts themselves." A statement sent to The New York Times indicated the company will "continue to review and iterate on our policies and their enforcement."
The stenciled tweets were mostly removed by a street cleaner not long after they were painted, but many of the actual tweets that were reported, and subsequently stenciled, remain on the site, according to the Times.
"Others, however, have either been blocked in Germany or been removed entirely," the publication said.
Shapira says in his #HEYTWITTER video that he knows his protest "will never be big enough to visualize the amount of hate tweets on Twitter."
"But," he added, "maybe we can at least give them some food for thought."


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Google has revealed a snapshot of an upcoming redesign for the AdWords interface. The current version hasn't been updated since way back in 2008, but the long-overdue refresh certainly looks the part.
Google tells us it's "redesigning AdWords for marketing in a mobile-first world," which signifies another push towards mobile from the world's biggest search engine. However, the redesign is also an effort from Google to make its AdWords platform more navigable and user friendly. The signs look promising too.
AdWords gets a material makeover
The most obvious thing about this AdWords redesign (when it finally rolls out) will be the visual overhaul. Google is fully invested in its material design philosophy and the update will put AdWords inline with apps like Google Maps, Search and Gmail.
The important point at this stage is no functionality will be changing from the redesign. Your account, campaigns and ad groups will perform in the same way. This doesn't mean the upgrade will be purely cosmetic though.
Aside from the visuals making key metrics and information easier to digest, the key change is how Google displays those all-important numbers and how you access them. One look at the screenshot above and you can see the nav menu system has already changed. This shift makes the navigation better represents the structure of your AdWords account and subsequent campaigns, making them easier to navigate and manage.
More important, though, is the prominent display of Clicks, Conversions, Cost and CTR data in clear view – as soon as you click a campaign. You also get a clear ranking of your best performing ad groups and a breakdown of performance by device type. That's a huge amount of information to have available (and easily comprehendible) in one quick view.
Google says it has been listening very carefully to the requests of advertisers and it's now working to make AdWords a faster, more intuitive platform to use.
When will the update roll out?
Unfortunately, you'll have to make do with the current version of AdWords for a while yet. Google says this is an ongoing project and a select few advertisers can expect to see changes over the next 12 to 18 months. Full rollout is aimed for the end of 2017 – almost a full decade since the last AdWords redesign.


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Chester " the child" molester, and how he got his name.
Posted 05 June 2013 - 05:27 AM
Chester Molester, a very stange name isent it, well im going to tell you the story of how he got it.
Chester was a very poor child growing up, his family lived in a box in an alley of times square, new york.
His mother told him he never got any presents because santa was a fat old bastard who hated the poor. So
one Christmas eve night when chester was 23 years old him and his friends got drunk and decided to blow up the
rockfeller centre christmas tree. Chester snuk up when no one was around and planted the homemade bomb on
the tree but as he was doing it a cop saw and shouted to "stop right there". Chester ran away but as was running he
triped on a branch and his pants came down, with no time to pull them up he continued running, he saw a
public toilet and ran into it to hide. Chester thought he had lost the cop but as he turned around he saw
a boy on the toilet who let out a big scream, Chester grabed the boy and tryed to stop him from screaming
but it was too late. The cop had run in and saw Chester with his pants down grabing a little boy on the
Chester lost his court case and is now a regersted sex offender, every one now knows him as Chester " the
child" Molester. He now fights professionally in MMA but he has never lived down that name...
Chester is now NWO champion YAY, with all that popularity the kids are going to go crazy for him
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Thanks a lot, i couldent fit it in the BIO section on the fighter page so i posted it here
haha thank you. i'm actually suprised that i wrote it, it just came to me.
LOL he is, have any kids he could hang out with? dont worry, it you catch him molesting your kid it will just be a misunderstanding
haha Molester sounds like a fun guy...
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The Four Kings (305k ID) fight org in Helsinki -> org frontpage & smack talk thread.
Posted 08 June 2013 - 05:38 AM
hahah nice one But wait....2.5......u cut him in half. dam, chester will have to chose what half he wants....
If Molester ever needs a new org i will sign him for 2K(ids)/1K(id)/2.5K(ids)
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Crime Fiction Pick of the Month October 2012
I read the following Crime Fiction in October 2012. Here are the books
The Caller by Karin Fossum
The Maltese Falcon by Dashiell Hammett
Whited Sepulchres by Anne Perry
The Little Stranger by Sarah Waters
The Middle Temple Murder by J S Fletcher
The Service of all Dead by Colin Dexter
A Dark Adapted Eye by Barbara Vine
All the reads this month were terrific. The Maltese Falcon is a great classic, I loved the crazy, 'merry-go-round' mystery. Barbara Vine/Ruth Rendell is my favourite writer, and I go crazy over her books. A dark Adapted Eye is the first book by Ruth Rendell writing as Barbara Vine and establishes what to expect from Vine books. I discovered Jo Nesbo this year and I am discovering other Norwegian writers. I enjoyed The Caller by Karin Fossum and look forward to read her other books. The Little Stranger is not strictly crime fiction, but it is. I loved the writing and the mystery. I always loved Inspector Morse, mean, crazy and all. The Service of all Dead is really crazy too.
But the crime fiction pick of the month is The Middle Temple Murder by J S Fletcher, because it had twists and turns, surprises and I didn't guess the killer and most of all it didn't have an open ending unlike the other terrific reads this month. I hate open endings.
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I've created a collection on Flickr through which I can share the photos and videos of each of our Dulworth family reunions. At this point, I've uploaded only the 2008 photos. I'll upload that year's video, as well as all media from 2009 and 2010, over the next few days. The link is http://www.flickr.com/photos/21923184@N08/collections/72157625751641732/. Check it out!
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