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"I've been following Eddy's improvement over the last two years on this site, and it's been pretty dang solid. Sure the weekly mileage has been up and down, but over the long haul he's getting out the door and has turned himself into quite a runner. He's only now just figuring out his potential. Consistency in running is measured in years, not weeks. And over the last couple of years, Eddy's made great strides" Jeff 14 Jan 2009
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awesome! This was my second 200+ month...I taper next month so I'll enjoy this while it lasted.
Good job! What are you tapering for? Are you running Boston in 08?
I'm doing Surf City Marathon Feb 3 and then Boston...(and then the San Diego RnR june 1)
I plan on taking it easy between SC and Boston.
Reached the end of the month with a record for me of 264.4 miles. Just done a good session. This MAF training is awesome.
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Rick "The will to win means nothing without the will to prepare." - Juma Ikangaa "I wanna go fast." Ricky Bobbyrunningforcassy.blogspot.com
ED, I am getting impatient now and want to do some fast work. Did you find that you got irritable with slow pace, and when do you think I should switch?

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Residential Tower at 551 West 21st Street Gets Windows
by Rowley Amato
All photos via Field Condition. Click through for more.
Construction has been ongoing at Foster + Partners' newest residential project at 551 West 21st Street, and now, Field Condition reports that window installation at the 19-story tower is currently underway, having at last count reached the seventh floor.
The 44-unit West Chelsea tower is located right near the High Line and Chelsea Piers, and is being developed by SR Capital and GTIS Partners. The building should be finished by Fall 2015, and will offer full-floor, 6,200-square-foot apartments, each with a double-sided wood burning fireplace, on the top three floors. The top floor will feature a ridiculous $50 million penthouse, with a 61' sky pool.
551 W 21 [Field Condition]
Love this building and looks like Tectonic has inspired someone.
Those corner units look VERY nice.
What I like is that the windows are large - for those views & light - but they are not floor to ceiling glass: they are about two feet from the ceiling, and the same distance up from the floor: that creates a feeling of 'enclosure/shelter' while providing ample light and views. That condition also permits more options for placing furniture in the room along the glass: unlike all those full height glass windows we see around town with sofas and side tables up against the glass and fully visible from the street.
This is a fine project on every level of design and construction: a particularly like the solidity of the massive stone work and quality glass panels on the façade.
For those few people out there who actually know the difference between shi,t and shoe polish when it comes to quality design/construction, these units will be an easy sell. Too bad so few people actually do KNOW what they are looking at, or KNOW what goes into it, when it comes to quality building' design/construction.
Norman Foster's West Chelsea Condo Tower Nears Completion
March 4, 2015, by Jessica Dailey
Photo via New York YIMBY
One of the many new additions to the West Chelsea streetscape is looking more and more like a luxury building and less like a construction site. The 19-story, Foster + Partners-designed building at 551 West 21st Street received most of its windows and is on track to be complete this fall. The gold trim around the windowswhich, according to the development team will make it "the center of attention"will come next. Sales launched nearly a year ago, and StreetEasy shows that half of the 44 condos are in contract, including the $50 million, sky pool-equipped penthouse.
Photo via New York YIMBY
Construction Update: 551 West 21st Street, West Chelsea [NYY]
551 West 21st Street [StreetEasy]
A group of Architects from the office of Foster/Partners were standing across the street on the corner: I approached them and asked a couple of questions. Only some of the said they knew of the Wired New York Website, so only some of them will see their photo here on the Wired New York Forum.
What I was surprised to learn is that the facade is made of concrete with a white finish: not stone as I had assumed. It looks so smooth and white: i thought for sure it was some sore of solid stone .


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Police release names of father, daughter killed in murder-suicide
Family says home burglarized following violence
Milwaukee police have identified the father and daughter killed in a murder-suicide Sunday.
Ja'Kyla D. King, 6, was shot and killed by her father, 28-year-old Jeramie D. King, who then killed himself, police said.
WISN 12 News learned the shootings happened after his wife reported him to police for spousal abuse.
Police returned to the scene of the murder-suicide after the family reported the home had been burglarized overnight.
A relative told WISN 12 News that a television had been taken from the home near 51st Boulevard and Fairmount Avenue sometime after police left the scene.
The home had been boarded up following the apparent murder-suicide.
Family members said the man and his wife were in domestic disputes for a long time, but they never imagined it would end in death.
Eyewitnesses said the man pulled a gun and said, "I'm going to kill everybody around here," according to family members.
They said the man shot his daughter while his wife managed to escape.
When police arrived and started to close in on the house, officers believe the man then shot himself.
The family is planning a vigil at 7 p.m. Monday.
According to Milwaukee police and online court records, there weren't any prior law enforcement contacts related to domestic abuse between the couple.
Carmen Pitre with the Sojourner Family Peace Center said this violence is stunning.
"It's heartbreaking. I found out about it yesterday and since then have been thinking about the work we have to do to prevent it in the future and how horrible it is for that family and this community to have this kind of incident happen. It's tragic," Pitre said.
Pitre said it shows just how far some abusers are willing to go to assert control in a domestic violence situation.
"What he did is the ultimate form of punishment. 'I'm going to take away something that you love dearly,'" Pitre said.
Pitre urges anyone in a similar situation to get help. She said they can help develop a plan for getting out of abusive relationships. Their anonymous number is 414-933-2722.


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Two branch banks, one in the South Loop and one in Logan Square, were robbed this morning, authorities said.
Two men robbed a bank in the 3000 block of North Pulaski Road about 10:15 a.m. and fled on foot, said Chicago Police News Affairs Officer Veejay Zala. No one was injured in the robbery, which was at a Chase Bank branch, police said.
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1DAY, Clare, from UK is the best overclocker in the country and arguably the best female overclocker in the world. She looks to be finally honing in on the top Core i7 2600K overclocks on HWBOT with an impressive bunch of results at 5.7GHz+ taking some world records as well for good measure. Her benching board is the GIGABYTE P67A-UD7! Well done and keep pushing it!
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Living room decor with Swarovski® crystals and various shades of glitter, from the "Alive" series. Lovely gloss, changing colors in different light. Ready to hang gallery wrapped canvas, no need for framing as the outer inch (~2.5cm) and sides are painted black.
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This paintings triptych is titled "Alive" as it is inspired by the aliveness of the universe even on the microscopic level of cells. I love the beautiful patterns of nature and the pulsating life present in its every aspect. I have used tens and tens of Swarovski® crystals in this piece, combined with glitter in pearl white and silver. The gloss created by my signature Swarovski® and glitter technique is beautiful in both natural and artificial light settings. Guaranteed to make an impression on your visitors.
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This painting is an original created by me, fully by hand, using only highest quality acrylic paints from renown professional artist brands, gorgeous sparkly glitter and original, absolutely beautiful Swarovski® Elements pieces made in Austria. I use high-quality artist cotton canvas wrapped around a sturdy 0.7" (1,7 cm) thick wooden frame, stapled at the back so that staples are not visible. The sides of the painting are painted in a way that that no additional framing is required. The artwork is ready to be hung on your wall. The piece is varnished for protection and signed. Certificate of authenticity is included.
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by Steve Ahern
You can hardly drive through Mt. Airy or Chestnut Hill without running into one of Sam and Virginia Emlen's ancestors. The Emlen family, for whom Emlen Street in West Mt. Airy is named, is linked to a number of old Philadelphia families some of whose surnames can be seen on the street posts, historic sites and historic documents of Philadelphia.
In the 1680s, before any streets, courts or alleys of Philadelphia bore his surname or anyone else's, and well before his direct and distant descendants married into old Philadelphia families, the progenitor of the Emlen family, George Emlen I, emigrated to Philadelphia alone. A Quaker, Emlen left England during the height of emigration when harassment of Quakers and other religious minorities had peaked, and when his aunt, with whom he lived, evicted him when he demurred to renounce his faith. He departed from England in a vessel around the time William Penn left to found Philadelphia.
By that time, Philadelphia was becoming a city of merchants, of whom Emlen was one. He learned the trade of vintner in London in his youth, and not long after his arrival opened a brewery not far from 5th and Chestnut streets, where he lived, across from a lot that would become the site of Independence Hall. He married and had eight children, the oldest of whom, George II, and his son, George III, continued to run the brewery after George I died. They sold it in 1752. The deed of sale, signed by Benjamin Franklin, hangs in the home of Sam Emlen's parents, who now live in Berwyn.
"It's a nice piece of history," said Sam Emlen, the 22-year-old self-appointed family historian and 10th generation Emlen. "To have something of my family's from that time and signed by Benjamin Franklin is pretty cool."
George Emlen II was also one of 30 volunteers on the roster of Philadelphia's first fire department formed by Benjamin Franklin in 1736, and according to a newspaper article published in the Philadelphia American in 1912, a charter member of The Library Company and a prosperous merchant. He constructed the family's summer home, now the Emlen House, a historic site in Whitemarsh. In the autumn of 1777, General Washington stationed his troops there for five weeks before moving the headquarters to Valley Forge in the winter of 1778. Sam Emlen supposes that Emlen Street may have been named for George Emlen IV for the magnanimity he showed during war time or for Samuel "the seer" Emlen, a prominent and learned Quaker minister of his day, who traveled the world spreading the Quaker message. No information was found to corroborate for whom Emlen Street was named, and according to Robert Alotta, who wrote two books on the origins of Philadelphia Streets, streets increasingly were named for people who had made contributions to their communities, which the Emlens had certainly done.
"My favorite thing to think about when I look at this research is that there is a caring in my family," said Sam. "Taking that extra step has clearly been the family tradition."
When Emlen Street was opened in Mt. Airy, there already existed an Emlen Street east of Frankford Avenue in Kensington. In 1895, however, Philadelphia began surveying the minor thoroughfares of the city to eliminate duplication of street names. Emlen Street in Kensington was changed to Boston Street in 1896. (There was also an Emlen Court and Emlen's Alley, which had been changed in the 1850s to English Street and Everett Place.) Emlen Street was cut out of a 100-acre parcel of the 500-acre Carpenter Estate, which prominent developer George W. Carpenter's widow sold to other developers in 1893, who then created the Pelham section of West Mt. Airy there.
The Emlen family also has links to other Philadelphia families bearing street names. Their connection to the Logan family was forged nearly a century and a half before Emlen Street was laid, when Hannah Emlen, a second generation Emlen, married William Logan, son of the renowned statesman, scholar and mercantilist, James Logan, for whom Logan Street, Logan Square and the Logan neighborhood were named. James Logan completed a Georgian-style mansion in 1730 on 511 acres he named Stenton (for his father's birthplace in Scotland) at North 18th and Cortland Streets in North Philadelphia. It still stands in Stenton Park on a six-acre plot of land. Stenton Avenue, situated to the west of Stenton Park, was named for the mansion. Hannah Emlen was known as the mistress of Stenton, according to Sam.
Roughly a century and a half later, in 1877, George Williams Emlen, a seventh generation Emlen, married Eleanor Cope. According to the Awbury Arboretum Association's book on Cope Emlen, Emlen and his bride built a large home on what today is Awbury Arboretum — a 55-acre expanse of land in the middle of East Germantown, where Thomas Pim Cope built a summer home in the 1850s. Emlen's son, George Williams Emlen Jr. built a second Emlen family home there in 1912. Tenth generation Sam Emlen says his grandfather, Benjamin Emlen, grew up on Awbury but opted to leave for a less socially intense existence at the bidding of his wife, Catharine Stokes.
Within the next three decades, the Emlen and Haines families came together when Samuel Emlen, eighth generation, married Marion Haines in1906. Haines Street, which runs east-west and along the southern perimeter of Awbury Park and Awbury Arboretum, was the first road to be referred to as a street in Germantown and was named for the Haines family, begun by Reuben Haines who, Alotta wrote, owned a large plot of land along the street until the late 1930s.
Reuben Haines married Margaret Wister and lived at the Wyck House, which still stands at 6026 Germantown Ave. Wister Street was laid in 1735, according to Alotta. The connections the Emlens have to historical sites, streets and towns in the Philadelphia area are seemingly endless and include Phillip Syng Physick, the "Father of American Surgery," whom Elizabeth Emlen married in 1800; the Stokes (There's a Stokes Street in Germantown) and the Norris family, who founded Norristown. Emlen's sister, Catharine Emlen, is engaged to a Cadwalader. The Cadwaladers, whose descendants include General John and Colonel Lambert Cadwalader, were active during the Revolutionary War. Cadwallader Street (spelled differently for an unknown reason, perhaps a clerical error), is located between North 4th and West Oxford Streets.
Sam Emlen's mother, Virginia Ambler Emlen, is also an eighth generation Ambler — the Montgomery County town named for Mary Amber, who in 1856 led the rescue of victims injured in a train wreck. Her family arrived in the Philadelphia area around the same time the Emlens and other older Philadelphia families did.
"George Emlen and Joseph Ambler, the progenitors of those two families in America, were neighbors in the late 1600s," Sam Emlen said. "Ten generations later, my parents married and thus, provided me with an intricate and ever-unfolding history that I just can't get enough of."


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Grab your Mickey ears and get ready for the ultimate Disney experience when Disney On Ice celebrates 100 Years of Magic and skates into a city near you. Be charmed by a cast of over 50 unforgettable Disney characters, with Mouse-ter of Ceremonies Mickey Mouse, the spirited Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy and many of the Disney Princesses including Jasmine, Cinderella, Rapunzel, Ariel, Snow White and Tiana.
Relive the magic of Disney's Frozen with Anna, Elsa and the hilarious snowman Olaf as they discover that true love is the greatest magic of all. Sing-along to over 30 unforgettable songs including favourites like "Let It Go", "You've Got A Friend in Me", and "Hakuna Matata". Be thrilled by exciting moments from Disney's The Lion King, Disney and Pixar's Toy Story, Finding Dory, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin and more, leaving your whole family captivated with memories that will last them a lifetime. This skating spectacular is truly a century of Disney Magic, and it was all started by a mouse.
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Volunteer of the Year for 2012: Eloise Bowman
Last updated 12/23/2012 at 9:33am
You could say that the fourth time was the charm.
That's how many times over the years the 2012 "Volunteer of the Year" has been nominated for the honor.
This time Eloise Bowman won it.
Bowman received an overwhelming number of votes out of the eight candidates for the honor.
Most people will know the 2012 winner as one of the most faithful volunteers at the Senior Center Thrift Shop, where she works twice a week sorting, pricing and selling items donated by the community's citizens.
She personifies the Thrift Store with her friendliness and a smile.
Bowman also responds to requests by local citizens who are trying to find specific items. "If you find it, give me a call," is a frequent request.
When Bowman isn't directly involved in the Thrift Store, she spearheads several other Grand Coulee Dam Senior Center projects, such as the Easter Basket sale, the Spring Bazaar and the Fall/Winter Sale, which recently netted the senior center $1,000. Last spring, Eloise and her helpers put together 317 of the colorful Easter baskets, a record.
In all, the projects Bowman has been involved in have netted the seniors about $22,000. Of course, she has lots of help, but you can always find her in the thick of things.
Bowman keeps three or four "fire boxes" on hand, ready to give to anyone who is dislodged from their home because of a fire. The boxes contain such things as blankets, towels, and other household necessities. In many cases, after a disaster, families are invited to shop for some of their needs at no cost. How's that for always being prepared?
"The donated items don't just add income for the Senior Center," wrote Edna Hauser in her letter nominating Bowma, "this outpouring of love helps those folks on limited incomes in our community by offering clothing and household items at reasonable prices. Her efforts benefit young and old, those of varied incomes, and are key to keeping the Senior Center open."
Charlie and Margaret Moses, who nominated her in 2010, called her "a true champion of the underdog."
Apparently, Eloise took over the thrift shop job a few years ago because no one wanted it. She is said to "lead a team of ladies with an iron hand, yet a gentle touch."
In 2004, the Thrift Shop raised $6,600; in 2007, $9,000; 2008, $11,628; 2009, over $13,000; and in 2010, over $15,700.
Bowman was raised in the area, but has lived on the east coast and in Hawaii. Two of her children live here: Kerry Noggles and Randy Bowman.
"She likes to play bingo and reads a lot, and puts a lot of puzzles together, and over her lifetime, has bowled a lot," Noggles said of her mother's pastimes.
Eloise is also noted for acting as a caregiver, and for quite a while cared for Jerry Seaton. She has also even taken people to Spokane to see their doctors. Her husband Ken is one of her biggest supporters and is always available to help her out.
Just to show how overwhelming her selection was, she got 46 percent of the total vote among eight nominees. Of the 213 votes cast, Eloise Bowman got 98.
Those nominated and their votes include: Hillary Carriere, 36; George Kohout, 23; Bob Hendrickson, 20; Fern Blaylock, 19; Earl Cole, 11; Carol Estrada, 4; and Andy Trader, 2.


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Rituals for Lover Earth
by Shaun Chamberlin on October 16th, 2009
This is Dark Optimism's first ever guest post. The below article was originally published a week ago by Charles Eisenstein, on the Reality Sandwich web magazine.
It blew me away, exploring the themes of cultural stories and definitions of self that will be familiar to my regular readers, yet bringing to light their deeper reaches in a way that I found both enlightening and exciting. It is longer than my usual contributions, but well worth the effort.
As Charles kindly gave permission for me to reproduce his article here, I will let his words speak for themselves.


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Sunday, September 30, 2012
Dr. Ryan Neuhofel, NeuCare
346 Maine in the Medical Arts Building
Dr. Ryan Neuhofel is not only new to Lawrence, he's bringing new ideas to family medicine. His goal is to bring back old-fashioned medicine, where a doctor has a relationship with his or her patients.
He believes the insurance industry tends to dictate the relationship and the care patients receive, so he's taken it out of the equation. He doesn't accept insurance; instead, he charges a monthly fee and a fee for services.
"It's basically me having a relationship with my patients and being upfront and honest with no barriers, and me trying to do what's best for my patients as opposed to trying to manage an army of coders and billers," he told us in November before his practice opened.
Neuhofel, who goes by Dr. Neu, is ahead of the curve when it comes to innovative ways to interact with patients and educate them about health issues. He's active on Facebook, writes a blog and uses Twitter.
He also hosts free classes that are open to the community. A video he created, "Hemoglobin A1c: Candy Shell," about a lab test for diabetes was posted on YouTube in August and earned a mention in Forbes magazine.
"I love visiting with patients one-on-one, and I love talking to people and having that personal relationship," he said. "But it's not very efficient for education, and so if I can educate 10 or 20 people by making one video or making one comment on Facebook, it's just much more efficient."
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Dale Earnhardt Jr. wants his own junior someday
Dale Earnhardt Jr. doesn't have any children, but he isn't ruling out becoming a father one day.
Earnhardt, in an extensive interview on Fox Sports 1 prerace show prior to Sunday's race at Martinsville Speedway, talked about his future on and off the track.
"I'd love to have kids," the 39-year-old driver said. "Having kids is like the ultimate win — probably the most rewarding and greatest accomplishment you can have is raising a child. And I hear it all the time.
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"All my friends that are having babies are telling me how amazing it is, and my sister (has kids) so, yeah, I'm always curious as to what that would be like."
Earnhardt is not married but has been with girlfriend Amy Reimann for several years. The 10-time most popular driver has been more open talking about his girlfriend in recent years as he has become more comfortable in the spotlight and less worried about what people think.
Reimann also has encouraged Earnhardt to get away from the racetrack from time to time.
"Before I was in a relationship with Amy, I was really a recluse and never would leave my bus on race weekend," Earnhardt said. "I didn't know what was outside the racetrack. I didn't know what the towns were like, restaurants or anything.
"She's got me to get out and enjoy and see and do. I think that's really made life a whole lot more fun. People that know me really well say I'm a better person for it."
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Earnhardt reiterated that he hopes to continue to race as long as he can, even after his Cup career has ended. He wants to race Late Models and have the enjoyment of going to the racetrack and having fun with friends on a Saturday.
He also talked about how he put too much pressure on himself in his early years as the son of a legend and seven-time Cup champion. And he expanded a bit on how he spends his money. He has said that he tries to be frugal and worries about spending too much and finding himself in a financial bind.
"I think I'm a tightwad, but apparently I'm not, because I'll spend $100 on eBay in a heartbeat," Earnhardt said. "I collect old magazines, like Stock Car Racing. I've been buying them from the '70s and '80s. I have an alias on eBay.
"I've got a little bit of an addiction to eBay and Amazon. I've got a library upstairs in my house that I've kind of gotten this obsession of making it full. Every cabinet and shelf has to be full of books."


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Group Hug
Glam dance party tomorrow! Fooooood.
I just got off the phone with Lou French of Standard Diner, which will be providing 300 appetizers at tomorrow's Pre-Pride Glam Dance Party. Rodeo Grill will also be serving an array of delicious snacks.
All of these canapés come with the $10 door charge. The fabulous affair unfurls tomorrow inside the secluded Casa Esencia, a gorgeous party spot housed in the old Maria Teresa's restaurant on 800 Rio Grande NW.
DJs Nicolatron, Tahnee, Mello and Cassyle (our music editor!) will spin glam rock, disco and electro. La Jaula will kick off the evening with Cuban boleros, Argentinian tangos and Mexican ballads at 7 p.m. Plus, a drag show!
Self Serve will provide dozens of free goodies, and you can unearth VIP tickets to Saturday's PrideFest during the scavenger hunt.
Pre-Pride Glam Dance Party!
Casa Esencia
Wednesday, June 8, 7 p.m. to midnight
$10, 21+
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From the United Court of the Sandias
Empress Bunnie Fluffy Cruse and Emperor Papi Chulo
New Mexico Pride Title Holders
Mister New Mexico Pride Rocco Steele
Ms. New Mexico Pride Tiffany Mariah Di Marco
Miss New Mexico Pride LaRhya Daniels
Mr. New Mexico Pride Raydon Hawk


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It took almost two weeks from the time I ordered my internet to the time those fateful lights on my modem lit up, but I am back, again, with The Internet.
The first thing I did was log onto Twitter. It took me about two minutes to remember that I find Twitter very irritating. So the second thing I did was shut down Twitter.
I accomplished my second move of the month (one month exactly between moves), this one a major cross-country, 2 timezones move. My parents decided to sell the house (actually that's old news, but it didn't sink in until I was packing) so I had to move everything, everything, everything. And I'll tell you over the course of 20 years of schooling, a person sure accumulates a lot of papers and textbooks. I tossed as much as I could into the recycle bin.
And I still ended up with about 30 boxes. Boxes that won't come for another 2 weeks or so, but it's ok, I'm having a pretty cool time. Camping in the living room FTW.
That photo was taken shortly before the second night. The first night looked more like this.
As you may conclude from the pictures, my internetless time was probably the period of my life were I drank the most. I also played tons of Civilisation V, and when I couldn't handle Civ V anymore, I finally got around to watching Season 1 of House, which I had downloaded months ago. The first few episodes were difficult: I kept yelling out that "HOSPITALS DONT WORK THAT WAY!!!!". But once I got over how unrealistic the show is, I was completely captivated by "Will Cameron get House into her bed?"
I also, while going through internet withdrawl, starting writing a story about The Internet. I suspect that the next time I touch it will be the next time I'm internetless.
Then one day a technician came to my house and magically lit up my modem.
Because I Have To Include WoW In This Post
I got to play WoW a bit over the past 2 days. I live across the street from my job which frees up an incredible amount of time. So I FINALLY got to check out 4.2. I did some Mark of the World Tree dailies, I polished up my tanking set (don't tell my guild) and I ventured into Firelands. We haven't killed anything yet, partly because I spent the first hour and a half wiping the raid, (I hope I'm just rusty and not losing my touch) but we made good progress on Shannox.
No, I'm not excited to be playing WoW again. I assume it's just the usual: whenever I'm away for a long time, I don't feel like getting back into it.
Silly how I've been spending the past 6 months talking about what I want in my Perfect West Coast Guild and now I'm wondering if I should keep playing WoW at all.
Thing is- I love my job. Yeah, it's just the honeymoon phase, but the hours are a lot more flexible than I expected, the store needs quite a bit of organizing (my specialty!) and I have plenty of opportunity to travel around and do relief work all over Northern Alberta. Suddenly raiding doesn't seem so exciting. Everything raiding (and being in a guild) gave me, I can get from my job.
Plus I'm sorta liking this having money thingy.
Of Guilds and Guild Searching
Those who speak to me on a regular basis (all two of you) are probably very excited for me to find a new home. Mostly because that means I'll stop talking about finding a new home.
I'm a little worried about losing yet another month of boss kills, but I think I will keep with the casual route until my schedule gets sorted out. I don't want to make a commitment I can't keep.
What I miss the most about having a guild- a real guild that feels like home- is being dedicated to something. Remember that post I made about relationships with guilds? Well I quit lying to myself. For better or for worse, I have a relationship with my guilds that compares to romantic relationships. Maybe because I'm so uninterested in relationships with actual people. Err. Anyway. I like having a project to commit to, to be constantly thinking about improvements, about pretty trinkets I can buy it, about lovely conversations I can have with it. I miss that. With my current guild (or guilds, though I've probably been kicked for inactivity from my Horde guild by now) I've kept my distances. I didn't want to get attached (plus they tend to like status quo, I'm not sure my enthusiasm for evolution would be warmly welcomed).
And even though I get hurt when things eventually don't work out, I don't really care. I look for somewhere else to focus my energy. I think work might fill that gap now, but if you asked me what I miss the most from WoW, the answer would be "being actively involved in a guild".
Anyway, I should catch up on my 4.2 holy paladin reading. Rohan and Adgamorix have both written some interesting stuff that I (and some of you) might want to brush up on.
PS. I promise I'll update my blogroll. You know who you are.


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BALSAMIC GLAZED BELL PEPPERS More glorious summer colors and Mediterranean flavors here. Make sure to use large, thick fleshed, fresh peppers, yellow or red as the green ones are not sweet enough.
Capers are the edible buds of a hardy bush which grows on walls and rocky soils in the Aeolian islands, near Sicily. If possible, use small capers preserved in salt, they are more aromatic and less pungent than the pickled ones. This is a simpler version of a recipe I found on Antonio Carluccio's book "Southern Italian feast".
- 2 large red or yellow peppers
- 3 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil
- 1 garlic clove
- 1 tablespoon salted capers, rinsed
- 2 anchovy fillets
- 2 tablespoon balsamic vinegar
Deseed the peppers and cut them in 1/2-inch wide strips. Put the oil and pepper strips in a large, heavy based, pan and cook over fairly high heat for 10 min., stirring often to prevent burning.
Lower the fire, move the peppers strips towards the edge of the pan and add the pressed garlic, and anchovy, stirring quickly until the anchovy melts. Add vinegar, stir for a few more minutes, sprinkle with chopped basil and remove from the fire. Let it rest for at least one hour and up to two days, it improves with time. Serve cold or at room temperature.
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Phil Ivey Makes an Appearance in Las Vegas
Poker fans hoping to see Phil Ivey enter some WSOP events this summer may get their wish as Ivey was recently photographed in Bobby's Room.
Phil Ivey, real name Phillip Dennis Ivey Jr. is widely regarded as one of the best poker players to ever grace this earth. His massive personality and phenomenal poker skills have taken him to the top of the poker world throughout the past 20 years. To try your hand at becoming one of the best, we suggest Carbon Poker for USA players. He was born in Riverside, California on Feburary 1st 1976, and started playing poker around his twenties were he got his first nickname "No Home Jerome" come from the ID he used to play at the local casino and later on he got the nickname "Tiger Woods of Poker".
It was from here Ivey started to hone his skills and slowly start to become noticed as a very scary opponent.
"The Corporation" vs Andrew Beal
Perhaps one of the most notable stories surrounding Ivey's poker career is that of his Heads Up battle with billionaire banker Andrew Beal back in 2006. According to several reports around that time, Ivey and Beal played three days of poker against each other, with Ivey coming out on top with a cool $16.6m profit. This whole saga stemmed from an ongoing battle between Beal and several top players for many years before that, in which the players then decided to club together, coin themselves 'The Corporation' and take on Beal. It was also reported that the $16.6m win meant that 'The Corporation' had won back $10m they had lost to Beal previously and added the $6.6m to their bankroll as a whole.
World Series of Poker and World Poker Tour
Phil Ivey have had a glorious poker carrier having won ten World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelets as well as one World Poker Tour (WPT) Final and also appearing nine times at the final table.
Ivey was named Poker Players of the Year by "All In Magazine" in 2005 and 2009
As TheHendonMob reports Phil Ivey has accumulated more than 23 million dollars from tournaments alone, and over $10m in online winnings. A big percentage of this money came from other regular high stakes players such as Patrik Antonius, Viktor Blom, and Tom Dwan.
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Poker fans hoping to see Phil Ivey enter some WSOP events this summer may get their wish as Ivey was recently photographed in Bobby's Room.
All eyes may be on the 2017 WSOP in Las Vegas at the moment, but come late July and the Macau Billionaire Poker Summer Showdown will be the place to be.
His relatively new website provides lots of information for poker players to improve their game and Paul Phua continues with that theme by sitting down with Phil Ivey.
The adrenaline-fuelled poker days which saw massive pots against his fellow nosebleed legends may be over for Phil – but he still loves the game.
Paul Phua brings us the world's best pros sitting on our shoulder handing out tips and advice. The first in his 'Tips from the Pros' videos features Ivey, Cates and Colman!
The first ever €111,111 One Drop High Roller to be played in Europe is selling out fast as more than half the seats have already been filled.
Daniel Negreanu takes us into the PokerStars Shark Cage to analyze a hand between Phil Ivey and Jennifer Shahade.
Ivey has now been granted one final appeal in the Supreme Court, the last gasp left between him and having to give up on his arguably ill-gotten gains barring, perhaps, the intervention of HRH.
Which one of these stars of poker will go home with the $1 million prize? Watch and see.
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I usually try and keep the personal behind the scenes stuff off of Branded, but I've been meaning to write about something for awhile and this just seemed like the day to do it. Next Monday would have been my big sister's 44th birthday, but it isn't because on November 27th, 2010 she took her own life on a dreary Sunday morning. Every single day that's passed since I received the panicked phone call informing me she had hung herself has been a bit of a struggle.
There's no doubt in my mind that I spent the first 32 and a half years of my life following in the footsteps of my big sister Beth. She was, hands down the coolest, nicest, and smartest person I've ever had the pleasure of knowing, and whether she knew it or not I spent the majority of my childhood hanging on every word she spoke. I can trace back so many of the things that I feel define me directly to her, whether it's my ability to draw, my design aesthetic, my taste in movies and music, my choice in cars, or the overall outlook I have on how to lead my life. She metaphorically laid down the sidewalk that I've been following my entire life.
I remember the day when I was four years old and she gave me her old pair of roller skates, these huge blue monsters that were way too big for my feet. They had sweet white stripes on the sides and red wheels, and she taught me how to tip my toes down to use the "break" peg to slow myself enough so I wouldn't come crashing into the front door of the house whenever I wanted to stop. When I wore those skates I felt like I could fly, like I was Superman, and she was the one who taught me how to do that.
Up until I was 8 or 9 Beth also used to let me "camp out" in her room. She'd get a bunch of sheets that she would tack up to the wall on one end, and tuck underneath the mattress of her bed on the other, and she'd let me hang out all weekend in her room. It was the only time I was "allowed" in there, and it was usually when she was doing a bunch of stuff for cheerleading or with friends. This might sound weird since she wasn't there, but half of the excitement for me was that she gave me full reign over her books, turntable, and record collection (but I wasn't to touch her dresser or closet!) I spent so many weekends flipping through her collection of LP's introducing myself to Cheap Trick, Rick Springfield, Prince, Cyndi Lauper, and the B-52s. Over the years I borrowed and eventually took ownership of her collection of Judy Blume books as well.
When I was 12 years old, Beth brought home a copy of Peter Jackson's Bad Taste from the video store, and she let me watch it even though it was one of the horror films my parents had actually forbade me to see. That same year she drove me out to a second-hand bookstore and encouraged me to pick up my first two "adult" novels Stephen King's The Shining and Christine. Beth also gave me my first Weird Al cassette, and didn't seem to care when I immediately usurped her tape player so that I could listen to those songs every night before I went to sleep.
When I was getting to that awkward age of ten, when she was eighteen and it wasn't cool to hang out with your little brother, she still let me tag along with her. There was this one time when she let me pile into a car with three of her girl friends and we all went over to jump on Beth's boyfriend's trampoline. Someone got the bright idea to cover the thing with detergent and to hose it down to make it an extremely fun and stupidly dangerous adventure. Thank goodness we all had bathing suits on. I remember we took turns in pairs getting into the shower (in our swimsuits mind you) to get the soap off, and I was paired with one of Beth's more attractive girl friends that I had a crush on. All I'll say is that my sister gave me a knowing wink afterwards.
When we ended up moving to New Hampshire from Florida at the end of 1989, Beth stayed. She'd already moved out into an apartment earlier that year when she was still 19, and that always stuck with me. The first thing I did when I turned 19 was move out, not because I felt like I needed to (in fact my parents would have been overjoyed had I stayed), but because Beth did and it just felt right. There are countless other things my sister introduced me to or encouraged me to do, and it kills me when I think that I never got a chance to really repay the favor. Over the years I tried my best to introduce her to stuff that I loved as birthday and Christmas gifts, but I'm not sure if she realized what I was trying to do for her, repaying what she had done for me.
The last time I saw my sister was in July of 2010. We'd been meaning to get together and go on a vacation in Savannah ever since I became an adult, but it just never materialized. That year though we finally did it. It wasn't really a vacation as it was only a whirlwind 18 hours total, but I booked a two bedroom bed and breakfast that overlooked the river, and we met up on a Saturday afternoon. I had been really excited to see her because she had recently asked me to draw a logo and mascot for a new business she was looking to start up. She'd never asked for anything like that from me before and I was so happy to finally do something creative for her. We spent the afternoon talking about the drawing I'd done and what her plans were for the company she was going to call Goblin Technologies.
We spent that evening going up and down the river-walk, browsing in all the shops and more or less catching up. My favorite picture of us together is from that day (the one below), where we were caught making the stupidest faces ever together. It's unflattering as all hell, but it's also hilarious and I love it.
She had scheduled a ghost tour for my birthday, and that night around 10:00pm we met up with our group in one of the town squares and had probably the worst evening ever. Between the rain, the unseasonable cold weather, and a very boring and pretty lame tour guide, we were all drenched and pissed off. Though I still enjoyed the experience of walking the streets of Savannah in the dark, it was a rough night. That next morning Beth had to jet back down to Florida, so we said our goodbyes, and while she was walking away to her car I snapped the below photograph. After I took the picture, I didn't look back at her, I was busy fiddling with the camera to make sure the photo looked alright and then was on my way to finish off my mini Savannah vacation.
I didn't know it at the time, but that photo is literally the last time I saw my sister.
I'm no expert on grief or dealing with death, but I think I can kind of authoritatively say that dealing with the loss of a loved one is compounded tenfold when suicide enters the picture. There's a level of disbelief and immense feelings of rejection that are almost impossible to shake, even years later. At the end of the day, all I do know for certain is that if you have someone in your life that means half as much to you as my sister meant to me, tell them. Right now. Write them a letter, send them an e-mail, text them, call them, go over and hug them.
As a positive post script to this, I took all my anger and grief and put it to use since my sister passed. Though she didn't leave a traditional note (most don't I've been told), I was able to piece together the last couple months of her life (she kept a lot of journals) and have a pretty good understanding of how she came to the place where she made her ultimate decision. Part of the digging reveled what I personally feel is her "note", a lone jump drive that was in her purse that had 12 songs on it. Each song seems to address someone or something that haunted her at the end of her life. No one knows where the drive came from, and those songs were not from albums found anywhere else in her music collection. When I listen to those songs I feel like I can hear what was in her head at the end and it's been what I've needed to drive me to do things that I've been meaning to do for years. In particular, those twelve songs have been my weight loss soundtrack for the last year and a half. I was always overweight (you can certainly see that in the photo above), but after Beth I knew I had to ditch that extra girth. The last thing my sister helped me do was to get to a healthy weight, dropping from a high of 400lbs to my lowest since the 9th grade of 252lbs. So there is that.
I reached the point in my journey where the sidewalk my sister created, ends. I've had to learn over the past 2 and a half years that it's my job now to keep building it, even if I can't see where it's leading.


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Student Learning and Effective Teaching
Criterion 3: Student Learning and Effective Teaching
The organization provides evidence of student learning and teaching effectiveness that demonstrates it is fulfilling its educational mission.
Criteria 3-5 are rooted in the historic understanding of the roles of universities in society—teaching, research, and service. In new Criterion Three, the Commission makes clear that teaching that does not lead to student learning cannot be called effective. In short, the test of teaching is in the learning achieved by students. The wording of the Criterion makes an important shift from emphasizing process to emphasizing evaluation of evidence. Moreover, the evidence needs to show that results of the learning and teaching are directly related to the educational mission stated by the organization.
Core Component 3a: The organization's goals for student learning outcomes are clearly stated for each educational program and make effective assessment possible.
An organization needs to be accountable to itself and to its constituencies, to be clear about what it intends students to know and to do, and to find ways of learning whether, as a result of the education provided, students actually know and can do. The culture of assessment ought to extend to all education and training provided by the organization, not simply to the degree programs it offers.
- Assessment of student learning is a process, and the process must have results foundational to the education of students.
- The results should testify to achievement of stated goals for learning.
- The results should enable the organization to strengthen and improve the capacity for student learning.
- The results should have credibility with the faculty responsible for creating effective learning environments.
- The results should have such credibility that they shape budgeting and planning priorities.
As it defines and interprets evidence related to this core component, an organization may wish to consider the following examples of evidence.
- The organization clearly differentiates its learning goals for undergraduate, graduate, and post-baccalaureate programs by identifying the expected learning outcomes for each.
- Assessment of student learning provides evidence at multiple levels: course, program, and institutional.
- Assessment of student learning includes multiple direct and indirect measures of student learning.
- Results obtained through assessment of student learning are available to appropriate constituencies, including students themselves.
- The organization integrates into its processes for assessment of student learning and uses the data reported for purposes of external accountability (e.g., graduation rates, passage rates on licensing exams; placement rates; transfer rates).
- The organizations assessment of student learning extends to all educational offerings, including credit and non-credit certificate programs.
- Faculty are involved in defining expected student learning outcomes and creating the strategies to determine whether those outcomes are achieved.
- Faculty and administrators routinely review the effectiveness of the organizations program to assess student learning.
Core Component 3b: The organization values and supports effective teaching.
As it defines and interprets evidence related to this core component, an organization may wish to consider the following examples of evidence.
- Qualified faculty determine curricular content and strategies for instruction.
- The organization supports professional development designed to facilitate teaching suited to varied learning environments.
- The organization evaluates teaching and recognizes effective teaching.
- The organization provides services to support improved pedagogies.
- The organization demonstrates openness to innovative practices that enhance learning.
- The organization supports faculty in keeping abreast of the research on teaching and learning, and of technological advances that can positively affect student learning and the delivery of instruction.
- Faculty members actively participate in professional organizations relevant to the disciplines they teach.
Core Component 3c: The organization creates effective learning environments.
As it defines and interprets evidence related to this core component, an organization may wish to consider the following examples of evidence.
- Assessment results inform improvements in curriculum, pedagogy, instructional resources, and student services.
- The organization provides an environment that supports all learners and respects the diversity they bring.
- Advising systems focus on student learning, including the mastery of skills required for academic success.
- Student development programs support learning throughout the student's experience regardless of the location of the student.
- The organization employs, when appropriate, new technologies that enhance effective learning environments for students.
- The organizations systems of quality assurance include regular review of whether its educational strategies, activities, processes, and technologies enhance student learning.
Core Component 3d: The organization's learning resources support student learning and effective teaching.
As it defines and interprets evidence related to this core component, an organization may wish to consider the following examples of evidence.
- The organization ensures access to the resources (e.g., research laboratories, libraries, performance spaces, clinical practice sites) necessary to support learning and teaching.
- The organization evaluates the use of its learning resources to enhance student learning and effective teaching.
- The organization regularly assesses the effectiveness of its learning resources to support learning and teaching.
- The organization supports students, staff, and faculty in using technology effectively.
- The organization provides effective staffing and support for its learning resources.
- The organization's systems and structures enable partnerships and innovations that enhance student learning and strengthen teaching effectiveness.
- Budgeting priorities reflect that improvement in teaching and learning is a core value of the organization.
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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – A town-gown initiative targeting the social media-orchestrated drinking holiday State Patty's Day made significant gains, according to statistics from the weekend event. Police report a 37 percent drop in arrests and citations this year.
But a community-wide partnership agrees that much work still remains in eliminating an artificial holiday that triggers a rise in emergency room admissions, alcohol violations, vandalism and traffic while damaging the appeal and reputation of the community. State Patty's Day 2013 took place Feb. 23; campus and town leaders, including students, are already brainstorming a strategy for 2014.
Penn State students played an integral role in the effort, backing key initiatives weakening the event and rallying classmates to have a positive impact on their campus and community. Students produced and distributed via social media an anti-State Patty's Day video, and the Interfraternity Council banned parties on State Patty's Day for a second year. Students also spearheaded abundant alcohol-free activities, including the State Day of Service, which resulted in 295 volunteers lending a combined 696 hours of community service at various sites, as well as free ice-skating at Greenberg Ice Pavilion and a casino night at the HUB-Robeson Center.
Police from State College and the University reported 247 arrests and citations this year compared to 394 in 2012. As during other years, many of the arrests involved out-of-town students. From Friday to Sunday, Mount Nittany Medical Center reported treating 50 patients suffering alcohol overdoses – down from 72 in 2012, a 31 percent decline.
Downtown State College became an alcohol-free zone Feb. 23 thanks to the owners of 34 establishments who agreed to neither serve nor sell alcohol, with some venues opting to close their doors for the day. Also, the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board closed wine and spirits stores in the region on Friday evening and all day Saturday.
The Partnership: Campus & Community United Against Dangerous Drinking distributed a $167,500 subsidy among 34 establishments in exchange for an agreement to forego the sale or service of alcohol on State Patty's Day. For more than a decade, The Partnership has brought together community leaders, including students, to combat high-risk drinking. Most of the subsidy funding came from net parking revenues produced on campus during previous State Patty's Day weekends. None of the funds derived from tuition, state appropriations or gift dollars to the University.
"I especially want to commend the work of the student leaders who embraced the idea of an alcohol free zone," said Courtney Lennartz, president of the University Park Undergraduate Association. "By taking the steps necessary to limit social functions, providing alternative activities and educating the student body of the possible ramifications of this weekend, students were able to make this year's State Patty's Day weekend a safer place for everyone."
The resulting alcohol-free zone allowed law enforcement agencies to deploy their assets to a narrower strata of the community, primarily areas dominated by apartment complexes and rental homes. Local landlords also were credited with increased vigilance this year, with more of them banning parties and reporting out-of-control gatherings, according to law enforcement officials.
"An unprecedented amount of cooperation went into this year's efforts, making our community a much safer place on State Patty's Day," said State College Police Chief Tom King. "It is vital that we build on this year's collaboration and continue to employ innovative approaches, like the alcohol-free zone and other strategies, until State Patty's Day is no longer a day each year of destructive behavior."


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Hélène Béland
A native of Montreal, her artistic talents were noticed at an early age and Hélène Béland naturally turned towards this field, obtaining her Bachelors degree in fine art. In 1979, she decided to go deeper into her studies and went to the Mission Renaissance School of design and painting in Los Angeles.
She then followed courses with Larry Gluck and excelled in the teaching of her art. She uses charcoal, pastel, oil, red hematite and sculpture for her means of expression. She frequently holds group exhibits in different galleries in Montreal, especially the Michel-Ange gallery. She is founder and co-director of the Mission Renaissance School in Montreal. Her work is found at Notre Dame Hospital and at the Salon Lucien Lacoste.


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Vanilla Sky (2001)
Sofía: Every passing minute is another chance to turn it all around.
Brian: Just remember, the sweet is never as sweet without the sour, and I know the sour.
[last lines to Sofia]
David: Do you remember what you told me once? That every passing minute is a another chance to turn it all around.
Sofía: I'll find you again.
David: I'll see you in another life... when we are both cats.
Brian: You can do whatever you want with your life, but one day you'll know what love truly is. It's the sour and the sweet. And I know sour, which allows me to appreciate the sweet.
Julie: [Desperately] You fucked me four times the other night, David! You've been inside me!
David: [Not taking her seriously yet] Julie...
Julie: I swallowed your cum! That means something!
Sofía: I think she's the saddest girl to ever hold a martini.
David: My dreams are a cruel joke. They taunt me. Even in my dreams I'm an idiot... who knows he's about to wake up to reality. If I could only avoid sleep. But I can't. I try to tell myself what to dream. I try to dream that I am flying. Something free. It never works...
David: The little things... there's nothing bigger, is there?
David: Look at us. I'm frozen and you're dead, and I love you.
Sofía: It's a problem.
David: I lost you when I got in that car. I'm sorry.
Sofía: I'll tell you in another life, when we are both cats.
Julie: Don't you know that when you sleep with someone, your body makes a promise whether you do or not.
David: My father wrote about this in his book. Chapter 1... Page 1... Paragraph 1: What is the answer to 99 out of 100 questions?... Money.
David: I want to live a real life... I don't want to dream any longer.
Brian: You will never know the exquisite pain of the guy, who goes home alone.
Edmund: You were missed, David. It was Sofia who never fully recovered. It was she who some how knew you best... and like you, she never forgot that one night where true love seemed possible.
Various: Open your eyes.
Edmund: There are no guarantees, but remember: Even in the future, the sweet is never as sweet without the sour.
David: You're a shrink! You gotta be better than that!
Dr. Curtis McCabe: Let's not stereotype each other. Not all rich kids are soulless, and not all psychologists care about disease.
Edmund: It's been a brilliant journey of self-awakening. And now you've simply got to ask yourself this: What is happiness to you, David?
David: I wanna wake up! Tech support! It's a nightmare! Tech support! Tech support!
Dr. Curtis McCabe: You do understand that our time is limited, don't you?
David: If I talk... you'll just think I'm crazy.
Dr. Curtis McCabe: With all the possible respect I can offer a man wearing a latex mask and spouting conspiracy theories, David, believe me, you've crossed that bridge.
David: We almost died.
Brian: I know. My own death was right there in front of me and you know what happened? Your life flashed before my eyes.
David: How was it?
Brian: Almost worth dying for...
Dr. Curtis McCabe: And you didn't immediately wanna sleep with her?
David: Well, you know, I'm a pleasure delayer.
[David receives his facial prosthetic]
Dr. Pomeranz: It's a helpful unit.
David: Good. Because for a minute there, I thought we were talking about
David: a fucking mask!
Dr. Pomeranz: It's only a mask... if you treat it that way.
David: Oh, no. It's great. This completely takes care of Hallowe'en. But what about the other 364 days of the year?
Thomas Tipp: But I say this with complete love. Claim your life. Learn to be an asshole. Don't...
David: Two's enough.
Thomas Tipp: Forgive me. But I still believe in this family, David, even if it's only you.
Dr. Curtis McCabe: I'm real. I'm... I'm... mortality as home entertainment? THIS CANNOT BE THE FUTURE. Can it? CAN IT?
David: Somebody died. It was me.
[first lines]
Sofía: [in Spanish] Open your eyes.
Sofía: [in English] Open your eyes. Open your eyes. Open your eyes. Open your eyes. Open you...
[David wakes up and pushes the snooze button on his alarm]
[last lines]
The Future: [voice] Relax, David. Open your eyes.
Sofía: What about you? What's your nickname?
David: Citizen Dildo.
Sofía: Hmm. You are not staying over.
Edmund: Forgive me, I'm blowing your mind.
Sofía: I have to get some sleep. Truthfully, I also work as a dental assistant.
David: Boy, am I going to the wrong dentist!
Sofía: [Sarcastically, as she looks at a glass case in David's apartment] So, this is what's become of rock-and-roll - a smashed guitar behind a glass case displayed on some rich guy's wall!
David: [to Dr. McCabe] What's the answer to 99 out of 100 questions?... Money!
Brian: I'm going to say this once, because this is the last time we're ever going to talk. I was your only friend
David: You have revealed yourself to me.
David: [has taken the mask off and is ordering drinks from a large barman at the club] Give me a Budweiser and a shot of tequila
Barman: [avoiding eye contact with David] What kind of tequila?
David: [trying to make eye contact] What did you say to me?
Barman: [Still avoiding looking at David] I said, what kind of tequila?
David: Why don't you ask me to my face, bitch?
Barman: [finally makes eye contact]
David: Patron, if you have it
David: [later] Another shot, another Bud
Barman: [pouring shot] This one's on the house
David: Why?
Barman: It just is
[locks eyes with Daivd]
Barman: bitch.
Edmund: Consequences, David. It's the little things.
David: The little things... there's nothing bigger, is there?
Thomas Tipp: ...maybe you should let people see you, yeah? I mean, the last time we were together, you were, you were, you were in a coma, and you were very fucking rude to me. You didn't say a word.
Guy in Bathroom: This is a revolution of the mind.
Rebecca Dearborn: What is any life without the pursuit of a dream?
David: I wasn't hitting on Sophia.
Brian: Oh, fine. Whatever you say. I'm crazy. I'm blind.
David: You're not blind, you're drinking Jack Daniels, and when you drink Jack you start in with that, "Frank Sinatra, she shot me down, give me a cigarette, King of Sad" thing.
Brian: That I do. Give me a cigarette.
David: I'll find one.
Brian: But wait. You're rich and women love you, and I'm from Ohio and I'm drunk. Can I tell you the truth?
David: Everybody does.
Brian: I dig her. And I've never said this to you before about any girl, but she could be - could be, could be, could be - the girl of my fucking dreams.
David: You're not from Ohio.
Brian: I know. But if she fucks up our friendship, she can go to hell. I won't allow it. We are bros.
David: I feel the same way.
Brian: Sure you do.
Sofía: But I just think good things will happen, if you are a good person with a good attitude, don't you think?
David: These? These are more than headaches. These are steel plates slicing through my every thought.
[Sofía is taking David's mask off]
David: How bad is it?
Sofía: ...Well... your ears are in the right place... And the rest of it... is not bad at all. It's perfect!
Thomas Tipp: Do you know they even got a... well, a nickname for you behind your back? Heh? Citizen Dildo.
David: I WANNA WAKE UP!
Brian: [after they had a near fatal crash with a Mack truck] My own death was right there in front of me, and do you know what happened? YOUR life flashed before my eyes.
David: How was it?
Brian: Almost worth dying for.
David: Even in my dreams I feel like an idiot who's about to wake up.
David: I can't believe you just said that. That is what I love about you. Only you would say something like that.
[Sofia looks uneasy]
David: You'll meet me in another life when we are both cats! Cats! Ha-ha! Meow!
David: He never watched television, and yet his biggest magazine is still the TV Digest.
David: See, I've got this little problem. I've got a stalker.
Sofía: It doesn't sound life threatening.
David: But I need a cover. I need for you to pretend we're having a scintillating conversation, and you are wildly entertained.
[Both laugh]
David: I know it's tough.
Sofía: I'll improvise.
David: Thomas Tipp was right; people will read again.
David: Is it me?
David: Say everything now, now, now, now.
David: Doc, once you've been driven off a bridge at 80 miles an hour, somehow you don't invite happiness in without a full body search.
Julie: Don't ever say that word. I will never come over and bring you chicken soup and fuck your brains out again.
Sofía: Do you love me? I mean really love me. Because if you don't... I'll just have to kill you.
Dr. Curtis McCabe: [McCabe tells Libby about his relationship with David] He's my son. He's very shy.
David: [looking at himself in the mirror]
Guy in Bathroom: Dude, fix your fucking face.
[friend laughs]
David: [starts laughing]
Dr. Curtis McCabe: My favorite Beatle was once John. Now it's... Paul.
Thomas Tipp: [Gratefully] I still believe in this family, David. Even if it's only you.
David: [Referring to his board of directors] Who could I trust? The ants are taking over the ant hill. Who could I trust?
Julie: [Disparagingly to David about Sofia] How did it go with your moth girl? Did she turn into a butterfly for you?
David: How do you think watertight contracts are broken?
David: You weren't invited...
Julie: Don't you realise David, that when you sleep with someone your body makes a promise even if your mind does not?
David: [gives her an odd look]
Dr. Curtis McCabe: You used Julie carelessly, didn't you?
Julie: I mean... David, do you believe in God?
Sofía: [Watching a news article on Cryonics. A dog has survived freezing in a lake] See? It's all right. It worked for Benny!
Julie: I can tell by the way you're walking that you didn't sleep with her.
Brian: [to David] The 'New Guy' is shit! That came out wrong, I love you.
David: The sweet and sour speech again?
David: Technical Support!
[looking at a caricature sketch Sofia has drawn of him and laughing]
David: No, it's something that you'd see on a wall in a steak-house in *Hell*.
David: [In Julia's car] Let's go to your house and we'll talk or something. I want to see where you live.
Libby: You'll be meeting Rebecca Dearborn, my personal role model.
[Brian leaves the party drunk]
Brian: I good you bid evening.
Brian: Julie Gianni is your fuck buddy?
Rebecca Dearborn: This is a revolution of the mind.
Julie: Four times... it means something, David.
Rebecca Dearborn: Most of us live our whole lives... without any real adventure to call our own.
Dr. Curtis McCabe: Dig deep, David.
Brian: [to David] Man, you're in O.J.-land!
Julie: I'm so afraid of how powerful this is!
Sofía: I don't have a Mother Saviour bone in my body. You are coming inside. But remember I have the power to fall out of Love with you, just like that.
[finger snap]
Sofía: Holy God. This is going to change my life in a zillion different ways. I must be nuts.
Thomas Tipp: You look good to me.


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THE SQL Server Blog Spot on the Web
In tracking down poorly performing queries for clients I often encounter the query text in a trace file I've captured, but don't know the source of the query. I've found that many of the poorest performing queries are those written into the reports the business users need to make their decisions. If I can't figure out where they came from, usually years after the queries were written, I can't fix them.
First thing I did was find a great utility called RSScripter, which opens up a Windows dialog that allows you to connect to a Reporting Services server and script the reports to RDL source files in a directory you specify. By exporting the RDL files from the Reporting Services server I can search through and find the queries I need to find.
The next thing I do is set a string variable to contain the query in question, which I do here using a here-string:
$q = @'SELECT d.SalesOrderID,
FROM Sales.SalesOrderDetail d
INNER JOIN Sales.SalesOrderHeader h ON d.SalesOrderID = h.SalesOrderID
INNER JOIN Sales.SpecialOffer o ON d.SpecialOfferID = o.SpecialOfferID
WHERE d.SpecialOfferID <> 1'@
Now, when RSScripter runs it pulls out everything from RS, and I'm only interested in the RDL files so I use the Get-ChildItem cmdlet and pipe the output through the Where-Object cmdlet to select just those files whose extension is '.rdl', and assign that to a variable.
$rdls = Get-ChildItem | where-object {$_.Extension -eq '.rdl'}
Now I have a collection of RDL file objects, which I can iterate through with the foreach command. For each one I'm going to display the file name, then use the Get-Content cmdlet to read the contents of the RDL file, and pipe that to the Select-String cmdlet to look for the query string. If a match is found it'll display that line after the file name.
foreach ($rdl in $rdls) { write-output $rdl.Name; get-content $rdl.FullName | select-string $q }
While this may be a little crude, it's kind of an ad-hoc way of finding where a query comes from. There are recursive options for Get-ChildItem that'll search the entire subdirectory tree, but for now I didn't need that.
I hope this helps you find some of those troublesome queries you're struggling with.
Cool stuff, Allen. You can do this without the export by querying the ReportServer database directly. Something this would work: http://markvsql.com/2009/11/find-all-deployed-ssrs-reports-that-reference-a-particular-field/
Thanks, Mark. I looked at the Catalog table but didn't realize that the varbinary was just a recast of a varchar(max).
Nice fast lane solution, Allen.
I used this one to just list all queries for rdl files on a given location:
Since RDL is XML maybe just look for the query element
$RptFilePath = "X:\ItsMe\My Documents\SQL Server Management Studio\Custom Reports\"
$ResultFile = "$env:temp\ReportQueries.csv"
$RDLs = Get-ChildItem -Path "$RptFilePath" | ? { $_.extension -eq '.rdl' }
$QueryReport = @()
foreach ( $F in $RDLs ) {
$RptFileName = $F.fullname
[xml]$Rpt = Get-Content -Path $RptFileName
$RsDataSets = $Rpt.Report.DataSets.DataSet
$ctr = 0
foreach($ds in $Rpt.Report.DataSets.DataSet){
$ctr += 1
#create an empty row
$row = "" | Select FileName, FullName, QryNo, DataSetName, QueryCommandText
$row.FileName = $F.name
$row.FullName = $RptFileName
$row.QryNo = $ctr
$row.DataSetName = $ds.Name
$row.QueryCommandText = $ds.Query.CommandText
$QueryReport += $row
$QueryReport | sort FullName, QryNo | Export-Csv $ResultFile -Delimiter ';' -NoTypeInformation
Just an alternative I wanted to share.
Hi ALZDBA/Johan,
Thanks a ton for sharing the script! This is what exactly I was looking for. Great Help!!!
Dear ALZDBA/Johan,
I could not make your query work. I get the following error in SQL.
Incorrect syntax near '$RptFilePath'.
I have updated the file path where all the rdl's are residing in my SQL server. I'm currently using SQL server 2012.
Kind Regards,