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Capitals coach Dale Hunter tried to explain away his players' frustrations. After a 5-0 loss in the heat of a Stanley Cup playoff chase, their words are caustic and harsh and blunt in the immediate aftermath of a disaster. They didn't have answers for their disappointing play. Solid for three games in a row, awful on Friday against the New Jersey Devils and last week against Ottawa and Carolina.
"No, no. You know, it's a frustrating game. It's all frustration," Hunter said. "And the other team doesn't have it. They're up 5-0. They don't have to do anything. They can just sit back and wait for us to try to do stuff offensively to try to score and it ends up you do the wrong thing. You should just dump it in and chase and wait for your own chances. And that's the game of hockey."
Washington was outscored 15-2 in its three most recent losses, an unacceptable margin. And so while there is acknowledgment that an opportunity was missed and that in reality was no different than any other defeat – 1-0 or 10-1 it's all the same in the standings – this goes beyond that. The result hurts, but the way they're losing adds to the sting. It's hard to have much hope given such struggles.
"It's not what we wanted, that's for sure. Especially with what happened in the standings last night," forward Troy Brouwer said. "And now we're on the outside looking in again. And we really thought that getting two points tonight would have put us in a real good spot with a lot of confidence. And now it's the opposite and we got to find our confidence and find our game again."
That's won't be easy against the Philadelphia Flyers, another elite road team that won't be intimidated coming into Verizon Center. The Caps are now 1-1 on this critical five-game homestand. They can't afford to let any more of these home games get away. But it's difficult to have much confidence when your team becomes "two-faced" – as veteran goalie Tomas Vokoun described it last week.
"We're lucky this game wasn't a week ago before the trade deadline because this was an embarrassing game," veteran forward Jeff Halpern said.
Turnovers were the biggest issue. New Jersey is an aggressive team and time and again stood up Washington's forwards – in the neutral zone, at both bluelines. Alex Semin had an awful giveaway that led to Dainius Zubrus' goal in the first period. Mike Green whiffed on a puck and cost his team a 2-on-1 that led to one of Zach Parise's three goals. Brooks Laich was stripped of the puck at the blueline on a second-period power play, Dennis Wideman didn't do enough to protect him and the Devils recorded their league-best 14th short-handed goal.
"We've got a lot of work ahead of us. We got to tighten up our game, especially at our bluelines," Browuer said. "We had a couple plays where we didn't get pucks out. Couple plays where we didn't get pucks in. A lot of them resulted in either goals on us or a long, sustained defensive zone shift and we just can't have that if we want to try and win."
That's all the more frustrating given the opponent. It's not like the Caps didn't know this was coming if they tried to play a certain way against New Jersey. Give up an early goal, try to do too much to get it back and they feast on your mistakes.
"Too many turnovers. That was the story of the game," Laich said. "Too many turnovers. Keep pucks along the wall. New Jersey, for years and years, has controlled the middle of the ice and lived off turnovers. We made it too easy for them."
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What I've been eating..
I've been really into kumquats lately. I like to eat them as is. They deliver such a sweet and sour punch and I've found they are a delicious way to finish a meal. I will probably make a stevia sweetened marmalade if I have any left over.
I made a large batch of roasted red pepper hummus to keep around the house for the week. Just 2 T and some veggies makes a great little snack when you need a quick bite that is full of nutrition. I've been really into hummus again lately. I seem to go through phases. This hummus was made from dried beans cooked in the pressure cooker. Cooking the beans in a pressure cooker with kombu produces such a difference when it comes to the creaminess of the hummus. I am so grateful to my former co-worker for introducing me to the pressure cooker!
I had some leftover low fat veggie "cream cheez spread" that I needed to use immediately. I had some leftover roasted cauliflower, shallot and garlic so I boiled it up with the spread and some water, fresh rosemary and fresh thyme. Umeboshi vingegar and smoked paprika finished this off and 3 cups of the soup only 250 calories!
Help! I'm addicted to collard greens. I don't know why, but I have been craving these big time. These are so simple to prepare... and I did was wash and destem the greens and cook them in this pot with an onion, garlic and a spray of olive oil. I added half a veggie bouillon cube, nutmeg, umeboshi vinegar and lots of black pepper and put the top on. The water clinging to the leaves cooked them perfectly.
This was my breakfast today.. topped with bacon bits.
Today is the Superbowl and I'm going home to watch it with my kids.. there will be tons of junk and snacks and I really don't want the temptation, so I am bringing these babies. They are not super healthy, but they do provide much more nutrition than chips. I will probably eat the whole bag, but I have figured the calories into my daily allotment and I'll be OK. The bag has 4 servings. 480 calories, 12 grams of fiber, 4 grams of fat and 24 grams of protein. Not too shabby for the entire thing! As you can see, I've already opened the bag and taken a handful. I love these.
Would you believe this meal only had 560 calories? I used 2 oz of whole wheat rotini along with 2 c cauliflower and made a marinara with crushed tomatoes, crumbled lite tofu, garlic and spices. I topped it with 1.5 t olive oil and 1 T nutritional yeast. The salad dressing is nayonaise mixed with dijon, garlic, hickory smoke powder and soymilk. It also provided 29 grams protein 17 grams fat and 15 grams of fiber.
It was very satisfying.
As I said, today is the superbowl, so I took out 2 pieces of my homemade vegan pizza from my freezer. I will toast it in the toaster oven and eat it with a huge salad later on while the rest of my family eats their take out, non vegan pizza.
Go Pats!!! Woohoo!
I'm going to start swimming this week.
This morning I walked for 30 minutes then did 30 mins of weights. I'll walk my later in the day for at least another 30 minutes.
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Mel, I'm so glad to see that you are eating healthy and continuing to prepare delicious foods!! keep it up, for sure!! you can do it!! :0)ReplyDelete
I've never had kumquats before (that's about the only fruit I've never tried, haha)... they look quite intriguing!!
i'm sure i've said it before-but, your food is always so colorful! that makes it so much more appealing, i think. i especially want those greens...i think i am gonna cook the kale i got from the farmer's market using your collard cooking method. thanks!ReplyDelete
Looks like you're off to a great start!! We have had lots of kumquats at the farmers market the past few months, I've always been a little scared of them (don't know why). Sounds like I should pick up a few!ReplyDelete
Hope you enjoyed your pizza and wasabi peas (yum) tonight ... too bad the Patriots lost :-(
I've been into kumquats and lots of other "quats" lately too. They so refreshing and tangy in the winter.ReplyDelete
I've never heard of kumquats before - I wonder if the markets around here (Kansas City, MO) sell them.ReplyDelete
Wow, everything looks so amazing it's hard to believe the food is actually healthy! How inspiring!ReplyDelete
Ok, I too love collard greens and hummus. I can only dream for a pressure cooker at this time. It is on our to get list. DH keeps saying lets just go buy it. No way, not on a credit card. I want to save for it. Love your pizza! I am sad the Pat's didn't make it. DH was cheering for the other guys. lolReplyDelete

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Doctor Who: A Man of Many Fashions
Although the Doctor is the same man at heart, over the years, each Doctor has had his own signature style to go with his eccentric personality.
The first Doctor sported Edwardian suits along with a wooden cane with a long, twisted handle. He is the only Doctor to be seen smoking, which happened on one occasion when he took puffs from a large, bent tobacco pipe. The second Doctor appeared in more rumpled, clown-like attire that is considered reminiscent of Charlie Chaplin. This shifted as he reincarnated into the third Doctor who donned more ornate clothing than his predecessors with dandy-esque fills and velvet. This again changed dramatically, as the fourth Doctor took a more bohemian approach to his appearance and wore a long frock coat with loose fitting trousers, and occasionally a wide-brimmed hat. This Doctor, portrayed by Tom Baker, is also known for his impractically long, multicolored scarf. The fifth Doctor, instead of suits, sported an Edwardian cricketeer's outfit to match his youthful, yet aristocratic personality and demonstrate his love of the sport. In addition to this, he added an eccentric flair to his wardrobe by keeping a stick of celery in the lapel of his jacket. During the 1980's, the Doctor reflected the period's fashion trends with a multicolored jacket and cat-shaped lapel pins. The seventh Doctor, in contrast, dressed himself with a straw hat, and not one, but two scarves. He also wore a tie, checkered trousers, and brogues/wingtips. This was more suggestive of a showman, which illustrated the Doctor's zest for life. However, as time goes on, his attire darkened as his personality grew more mysterious. The eight Doctor appeared clad in a frock coat and a shirt that was based around a Wild Bill Hickok costume emphasizing his more Romantic personality.
The ninth Doctor began the first season of the newly revived series of Doctor Who. He dressed in a simple outfit including a worn black leather jacket, V-neck shirt, and dark trousers. This was because Christopher Eccleston, the actor portraying the ninth Doctor, felt that the Doctor's eccentricities should be demonstrated more by his actions than by his clothing. The tenth Doctor sported either a brown or blue pinstripe suit with ties, an ankle-length tan coat, and Converse trainers (which were specially chosen by David Tennant). Occasionally, he also put on black, thick-rimmed glasses, though he dis not actually need them to see but rather wore them to "look a bit clever". The most recent Doctor, the eleventh Doctor, has been described as that of an Oxford professor. His outfit includes a tweed jacket with a red or blue striped shirt, a red or blue bow tie, red or blue suspenders, and black or grey trousers. He is also noted for having a fancy for unusual hats like a fez, a pirate hat, and a Stetson.
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Doctor Who Series 7 Updates
After much anticipation, details have finally been revealed about the new season of Doctor Who set to air this fall. The first portion of series 7 will include 5 episodes and the usual Christmas special finale while part two, airing in the beginning of 2013, will have 8 episodes. The series begins with the return of Amy and Rory for their final adventure with the Doctor. After the Ponds departure, which will more than likely be heartbreaking knowing Moffat, the series will lead into the sequence of events that unites the Doctor with a new, unexpected friend.
"The Doctor is going to meet someone very new in the very last place he could ever have expected…" – Steven Moffat
Matt Smith will once again portray the eleventh Doctor with Arthur Darvill and Karen Gillan appearing as Amy and Rory for the first five episodes of the newest series. The Doctor's new companion, played by Jenna-Louise Coleman, will make her entrance in the Christmas special ending part 1. Alex Kingston is also planned to return to the set as River Song. There is also a list of other actors rumored to make a reappearance including James Corden (Craig Owens), John Simm (The Master), and even John Barrowmen (Captain Jack Harkness).
As far as the Doctor's foes are concerned, some classics from the older version of Doctor Who in the 60's and 70's will return, but according to producer Marcus Wilson, will be "moved on a bit". Two opponents that will certainly be involved in series 7 are the Daleks appearing in the opener and the Weeping Angels in the fifth episode (which is coincidentally the last episode with Rory and Amy). The Doctor will face these creatures along with new monsters in a series of exploits building towards Doctor Who's 50th anniversary year.
This new series is still a long way off and even more information will probably be revealed before it airs in the fall. To gather this information visit http://doctorwhotv.co.uk/doctor-who-series-7-2012-what-we-know-27371.htm for more updates.
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"When you run with the Doctor, it feels like it'll never end. But however hard you try you can't run forever. Everybody knows that everybody dies and nobody knows it like the Doctor. But I do think that all the skies of all the worlds might just turn dark if he ever, for one moment, accepts it… Everybody knows that everybody dies. But not every day. Not today. Some days are special. Some days are so, so blessed. Some days, nobody dies at all. Now and then, Every once in a very long while, every day in a million days, when the wind stands fair and the Doctor comes to call, everybody lives."
– River Song (Doctor Who)
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The Ever-Confusing Timeline of River Song
CAUTION: "Spoilers" ;)
As everyone familiar with Doctor Who knows, one of the most confusing parts about the new series is the timeline of River Song, a woman who genuinely encompasses the idea of time being "a great big ball of wibbly wobbly, timey-wimey stuff". I'm going to do my best to recap her chronology, basing my information off of the Alex Kingston narration from the most recent Doctor Who Confidential.
River song was born during the battle at Demon's Run to Amy Pond and Rory Williams, but was taken by a servant of the Silence, Kovarian, to an Earth orphanage. Her name was originally Melody Pond (River Song. Melody Pond. See the resemblance?). The members of the Silence raised her to perform one specific duty: kill the Doctor. At this time in her childhood she traveled around in a spacesuit, but she managed to escape it and wandered the streets alone and dying until she finally regenerated. It was also during this time that the Doctor and the future River Song were investigating a mysterious astronaut, which was in fact, River Song from the past. Another thing to clarify is that River Song was born a time lord due to the fact that Amy and Rory conceived her while traveling in the Tardis.
After regenerating, River became Mel, who was young Amy and Rory's best friend. She grew up with her parents and waited for the eventual arrival of the Doctor. It was when he finally showed up that she regenerated once more, only this time into the woman who would become River Song. She was not aware of this at the time.
Because she was raised to kill the Doctor, she quickly accomplished her goal by kissing him with lipstick poisoned by the Judas tree. It wasn't long after though that she was enlightened to her future relationship with the Doctor and how much she would truly love him. Knowing who she would become and what the Doctor would mean to her, she decided to give her remaining lives to restore him. In return, he gave her the notebook that would chronicle their lives together.
However, she still had to kill the Doctor eventually. This was not an option. The Silence forced her to shoot him at Lake Silencio (again she was wearing a spacesuit), but she fought against it. Time collapsed and the Doctor managed to put it back together and still escape his own death, though it meant the imprisonment of River Song.
From that point on, River Song and the Doctor were living their lives in the improper order. During all of their future meetings, she would know him more and he would know her less. This continues until one day, the Doctor invites her back to Lake Silencio with Amy and Rory, this time to watch his death rather than perform it. She also witnesses her own escape while they investigated the mysterious astronaut at the beach, as I mentioned previously.
Ultimately, the day arrives where River meets the Doctor for the last time and he meets her for the first. She had found that the man she loved so dearly did not even recognize her. This encounter happened during Season 4, whereas all the previous information occurred during Season 6 (with a few scattered appearances from River in between). The Doctor was going to sacrifice himself to save everyone trapped in the library, but River knew she had to take his place. In the end though, the Doctor managed to still rescue her, saving her onto a computer with all of her memories of the Doctor still alive.
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Doctor Who Story Arcs
One of the most notable aspects of the newer Doctor Who series is the story arc that encompasses each of the seasons. During the first four seasons, Russell T. Davies utilized the repetition of words and phrases that revolved around this arc, which went unnoticed by the characters until they were explained in the finale. In contrast, Steven Moffat's story arcs were woven into each of the episode's plots with characters gaining more and more information about it throughout the season.
During Series 1 (2005), the story arc revolved around the phrase "Bad Wolf". These words appeared in each episode of the season as either parts of minor characters' dialogue or writing seen in the background. In the season finale, it was revealed that the "Bad Wolf" was actually Rose Tyler after she gained omnipotent time warping abilities from looking directly into the heart of the TARDIS. After destroying the Daleks and reviving Captain Jack Harkness, Rose took the words "Bad Wolf" from a sign in Satellite 5 and scattered them throughout space and time as clues to remind her past self to return to Satellite 5 and save the Doctor.
"I am the Bad Wolf. I create myself. I take the words. I scatter them … in time, and space. A message to lead myself here."
– Rose Tyler, "The Parting of the Ways"
Series 2 (2006) featured the word "Torchwood". After being introduced once in series 1, the word appeared throughout the second series in a similar way to the previous story arc word/phrase. In the finale "Doomsday", The Doctor discovers that Torchwood is an organization that has been monitoring him (as his tenth incarnation) since his encounter with Queen Victoria. The story arc concluded with the destruction of the Torchwood Institute's London branch. This story arc word also served as a means to introduce the basis for the BBC spin-off series Torchwood about a modern organization that investigates alien activity.
Series 3 (2007) focuses on the campaign of Harold Saxon, or "Mr. Saxon". There are a number of references to this politician throughout the season as well as "Vote Saxon" posters that can be seen in the background of some episodes. The arc is explained in "The Sound of Drums", which connected this mysterious official to the Doctor's old enemy, the Master. During series 3, The Master left subliminal messages (in the form of a drum beat he always hears in his head) to get the British population to trust and elect him. He also set up traps specifically guided towards the Doctor's companion, Martha, which fuels the plot of numerous episodes.
Season 4 had references to many story arcs, which would take too long to discuss, so I'll move on to series 5. In this season, Steven Moffat developed the story arc and introduced new information to the characters as time went on. The series began with the Doctor stumbling upon the house of Amelia Pond (Amy Pond), who shows him a crack in her bedroom wall. The Doctor identifies this crack as a tear in space in time, or two parts of time that never should have met. This crack appears in future episodes and eventually begins to consume people, erasing them from existence. The plot leads the Doctor to the Pandorica, which was a trap made by all of the Doctor's foes and developed from elements of Amy's childhood imagination. They feel that this will prevent damage to the universe, but the Doctor knows that this damage will be the result of the TARDIS exploding. The Doctor later uses remaining atoms from the original universe inside the Pandorica to restore the universe to normal, much like cloning from a single cell. This then closes the cracks, however, it is never revealed why the TARDIS exploded in the first place.
The most recent series (series 6) explores the phrase "silence will fall", which was introduced during season 5, and also focuses on the death of the Doctor, which Amy, Rory, and River witness during the first episode. The phrase "silence will fall" refers to a religious order's attempt to prevent the Doctor from answering the oldest question in the universe ("Doctor Who?") by training someone to kill the Doctor. In order to avoid any "spoilers", I won't go into much detail about these story arcs because they are too heavily involved in the plot development and finale.
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And I've won! Margaret has been saying for years that she intended to start a blog for her bookstore featuring short reviews and author interviews. Has she done it? Of course not. She'll tell you it's because running her bookstore uses up most of her spare brain cells. I'll tell you that she just isn't well organized enough. But I am.
Hah! I've got a blog before Margaret! A friend showed me how to set it up and here I am. It may not be perfect, but it's up and running and improvements will follow.
So, to get started, here's one of my favorite recipes. For what? Biscotti, of course!
Double Dark Chocolate and Ginger Biscotti
Low fat, low cholesterol, high anti-oxidant, and delicious!
1 cup all purpose flour
1/3 cup unsweetened cocoa
1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 large egg plus one large egg yolk
1/2 cup sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/4 cup canola oil
1/2 cup walnuts, coarsely chopped
1/2 cup dark chocolate, coarsely chopped
1/2 cup crystallized ginger, finely chopped
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit. Line a large baking sheet with parchment paper.
- In a medium bowl, whisk together flour, cocoa, baking powder, and salt until well combined. Set aside. In large bowl, beat egg, egg yolk, and sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in vanilla and oil until well combined.
- Add flour mixture to egg mixture. Fold in walnuts, chocolate, and ginger with rubber spatula. Dough will be stiff.
- With moistened hands, shape dough into 2 logs, each about 9 inches long and 2 1/2 inches wide. Place on parchment-lined baking pan. Bake until set on top, about 20 minutes. Cool 10 minutes on pan. Reduce oven temperature to 325.
- Transfer logs to a cutting board and, with serrated knife, cut each log, on the diagonal, in to 16 pieces, each 1/2 inch thick. Place slices on their sides back on the parchment-lined baking pan. Bake until crisp, about 20 minutes, turning the biscotti over midway through. Cool 5 minutes on baking sheet, then transfer to a wire rack to cool completely. Store in an airtight container for up to a week.
Well, it would nice if I had pictures to share so this would look like a real food blog. I do have them, I just don't know how to get them from my nifty camera to the computer. Don't tell Margaret.


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'Tis a poor hunter who blames his shotgun
Tristan Torres takes aim at a dove while hunting near Pleasanton.
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Those who know me, know I'm a hunter at heart. Since childhood, there have been few things I've enjoyed more than hunting.
Over the years, I've hunted a variety of animals, but most of my time has been spent in pursuit of white-tailed deer. On occasion, though, I have the opportunity to do something a little different. Most recently, that opportunity came in the form of an evening dove hunt in which my son, Tristan, and I were invited to participate. Since I hadn't been dove hunting in many years, I jumped at the invitation.
Now, when it comes to shooting a rifle, I'm a pretty decent shot. With a pistol, I'm not bad, but my score from the recent Sheriff Santa Pistol Match was hardly anything about which to brag. When it comes to shooting a shotgun, I'm average at best, and probably pretty poor by the standards of some.
At times, I've tried to tell myself, "It's not me, it's the shotgun." In my heart, I know that's a lie. It's me.
I own just one shotgun, and it's an old Mossberg 500A. My father gave it to me for Christmas when I was a child. Even though he didn't have a shotgun of his own, he knew how much I wanted one, but that's a story for another time.
Now, when I'm on the range, I'm able to shatter more clays than I miss. So when I'm in the field, I don't know if it's some form of "choking," "misjudging of distances," "improper leads," or heck, even some form of "bird fever" -- should such a thing exist -- but I know I just don't knock 'em down like I do at the range.
So as my son and I went on this dove hunt, my original strategy was to let him shoot my Mossberg, and I would just "advise" and "assist" him. Yeah, right. As he has done so many times in the past, though, my father-in-law came through and loaned us another shotgun.
Now, I could give you all the long and frightening details, but in the interest of brevity, I'll say simply that I was "outperformed" by all others, including my son, who had never shot at a bird in flight.
While I couldn't help but feel a bit down about my inability to hit birds, even when some appeared to all but stop and hover overhead, as if a gift sent straight from the heavens, I was excited for my son. He did well on his first dove hunt, and I was happy to be standing next to him as he took his first bird.
It was just an average-sized mourning dove and wouldn't provide much of a meal on its own, but it was another "first" for my son in what I hope to be a lifetime of hunting experiences.
The whole experience made me think back to some of the hunting shows I had seen on television. I always used to feel some sort of sympathy for the guides. You know, the guides do all the work, then just watch as someone else reaps the reward of their efforts. And during the final minutes of the show, you always hear the guide spew some line about how rewarding it was for him to help someone else take an animal.
"Yeah, right!" I would think.
But now, with many more Decembers in my past, a thicker pair of glasses, and a thinning head of hair that now includes some gray, I understand what those guides were saying. I'm no guide, but as a father teaching his son to hunt, I understand the rewards that come from something other than pulling the trigger.
It turns out I didn't care that Tristan outshot me, though it did make for a spirited conversation on the way home. Instead, I took my pleasure from passing on a love and passion for hunting -- something that's always been important to me. Just as my father taught me to hunt as a child, it's now my turn to do the same.
Hunting and shooting sports are a big part of my children's lives, and I'm grateful for that. Heck, my 16-year-old daughter even told me she wanted another single-action revolver for Christmas. Tell me that's not exciting!
So, as the year winds down and the holiday season approaches, make the time to introduce a child to hunting and shooting sports. Whether it's your children, grandchildren, siblings, or other friends and family members, turn off the television and get outside. Guys, take your wives with you. My bet is you'll have more fun than you ever imagined, and you'll instantly feel the thrill of introducing someone new to the sports we love.
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Robert, this year many doves had armor plating!~
It's not about the tally of the harvest...it's about the memories our children will cherish and carry on to their ...
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Robert, this year many doves had armor plating!~
It's not about the tally of the harvest...it's about the memories our children will cherish and carry on to their siblings!~
P.S. My 17 yr. old daughter is like Miss Save the Whales, Miss GreenPeace, etc. However, come dove season she will shoot her 12 ga. and take what is has to offer to have those grilled bacon wrapped breasted doves at the end of the day! She's not there when it comes to "Bambi" season though :(
November 15, 2009 2:50pm
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I am 29 yrs old and have been hunting since I was 9 yrs old it all started by going with my dad. Love to go every year!
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Last deer season my 9 year old was lucky enough to take his first deer and his second on consecutive weekends. With Daddy acting as guide and mentor he made clean, well placed, ...
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Last deer season my 9 year old was lucky enough to take his first deer and his second on consecutive weekends. With Daddy acting as guide and mentor he made clean, well placed, single shots on both animals. My father would have been proud.
I am a 38 year old father of two. I have hunted my whole life and I'm old enough to be able to appreciate deer alive as well as in the freezer. My son however, was puzzled when on the last day of the season we were watching 4 deer walk by (I had the rifle) and I had made no effort to pull the hammer back. Out of the corner of my eye, I could see him looking back and forth from me to them, then he slowly put his hand on my shoulder and with a very concerned look on his face whispered "Dad, I could drop one for you if you like".
I was never so proud.
Great story Robert, thank you.
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Way to go Rob!!!!!!
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LEBANON, Tenn. - A woman in Lebanon has taken drastic measures to save her husband's life.
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Cindy said it has been heartbreaking watching her husband of nearly 32 years go through dialysis three times a week. Bobby Johnson is battling chronic kidney disease and is living with end stage renal failure. After determining no one in their family was able to donate a kidney, Cindy and her sister Nancy Check, decided to take action.
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NEW YORK (WTAQ) - Wisconsin voters overwhelmingly believe that Mitt Romney won last week's debate – but they still plan to give President Obama the state's 10 electoral votes.
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It shows that Obama's lead was cut from 6 points to 3 in the Badger State since mid-September – but the president's 50 to 47 edge is just outside of the poll's 2.7 percent margin of error.
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The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) is holding its 35th session at United Nations (UN) Headquarters in New York City from May 15th to June 2nd, 2006. This meeting to discuss the fair and equitable treatment of women is being held in the only country that signed the convention and never ratified it -- the United States.
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During the 2006 federal election, all major federal party leaders made public commitments to taking concrete and immediate measures to ensure that Canada fully upholds its obligations to women under CEDAW. Now, it is time for action.
2006 marks the 25th anniversary of Canadas ratification of the most comprehensive international treaty on womens rights, the UN Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW). Canada ratified it in 1981 with the consent of all provinces and territories.
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Implementing Aboriginal Womens Human Rights
Aboriginal women in Canada continue to face systemic discrimination on the basis of their Aboriginal status and their gender. Canada needs to:
Improving Legal Aid for Women
Many women can not access legal aid for family and civil law matters,(4) the areas for which women most require legal assistance. Consequently, many women do not enjoy equal protection and benefit of the law. The Canadian Bar Association (CBA) has declared that legal aid is in crisis. Canada needs to:
Responding to Violence against Women and Girls
Shelter and transition houses in Canada still struggle to get enough money to keep their doors open and serve all of the women who are experiencing violence. Canada needs to:
Respecting Immigrant, Refugee and Migrant Women
Women who immigrate to Canada often possess higher levels of education than Canadian-born women, yet they experience tremendous difficulty integrating into the workforce because rarely are their credentials or work experience from abroad recognized in Canada. Canada needs to:
Supporting Womens Organizing
With women making up only 21% of the federal Parliament, issues of significance to women do not always get the attention they deserve. Womens organizations play a vital democratic role in improving the lives of women. Canada needs to:
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Play the classic game Snake on a grid that grows and shrinks.
The faster you finish the stage, the more points you get!
Rated 0 / 5 stars April 4, 2012
Every game from mochimedia is crap for one very horrible reason. Commercials in the middle of the game. Screw that stuff.
Rated 1.5 / 5 stars April 4, 2012
I literally have this game on my phone. All you did was make it easier by restarting the length of snake after every bite. You also added a terrible soundtrack.
What do you mean, you have it literally on your phone? Snake is snake, I have snake on my phone as well. Or do you mean the growing/shrinking? Cause I've never seen that before.
Rated 2 / 5 stars April 3, 2012
I like the music. But, there are quite a few problems I have with it.
For one thing, whenever you eat an apple, you restart te length of your snake. This kind of defeats the entire purpose of snake, getting bigger and potentially ramming into your hugely enlarged body.
Next, the instant start from the title screen is annoying as fuck. Give me a 3 second startup timer, don't make the snake charge forward the instant I press start.
The constant constant CONSTANT shifting of small to large gameplay boards is not fun, it is annoying as shit. If it happened after every 4-7 apples eaten, fine. But not every goddamn apple.
Rated 1.5 / 5 stars April 3, 2012
Just another snake game nothin new.
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It has an ever expanding range of Apparel, Headwear, Giftware, Signage & Accessories in both Modern and Retro styles. Safe and Secure the store also has Credit Card and PayPal payment options. Visit store.penriteoil.com.au.
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Penrite's philosophy has always been to supply "The right product for every application". This includes product with the latest industry specifications & OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) approvals. OEM approved products are specified by some manufacturers and protect the vehicles warranty as well as maintaining its correct operational standards. All Penrite products are covered by a 100% guarantee of performance when used in the correct applications.
Penrite supply a vast range of lubricant, coolants & additives that covers all sectors of the market with the correct product for each and every application.
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Does Birth Month Set Baby's Career in Stone?
Already pondering your baby-to-be's career choice? Be careful when you conceive!
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A baby's birth month could predict the career he or she will have as a grownup, according to a new set of statistics from the UK (featured in the Daily Mail). For example, are you secretly harboring dreams of your child becoming a dentist? Aim your baby-planning efforts to give birth sometime in December, say researchers from the UK's Office for National Statistics who analyzed the birth months of people in 19 separate occupations using information from the last census.
Other career-calendar connections? If these statistics really are strange-but-true, babies born in January are more likely to become doctors and debt collectors and less likely to become sheet metal workers. Due date in February? You baby is likely to become an artist. March? Expect your baby to take to have a high flying career as a pilot. Need some work done around the house? Plan your conception efforts to give birth in August—babies born this month are more likely to become bricklayers. Have hopes of giving birth to the next Nobel Prize winner or superstar sports star? Hold on until September. Physicists and pro-soccer players are both more likely to be born in this month, but less likely to be born in June, July, or August.
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Just can't handle the thought that your baby's career is already set in stone—before you even have a baby? Think about trying for an April or May birth. Researchers found the greatest mix of careers, and no clear prediction, for babies born during these two spring months. If you're already pregnancy and not thrilled with the idea of a debt collector in the family, don't worry—we checked the birth months of quite a few famous faces and found plenty who go against the grain of these stats, including physicist Albert Einstein, born in March, David Beckham, born in May, and artist and July baby, Frida Kahlo.


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City Center Encores! had one of their sprightliest outings last May when they brought us Jule Styne and Leo Robin's Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. This 1949 musical was the last of its kind, or at least the last smash hit of its kind — its kind being an old-fashioned laff-fest with girls and gags and real honest-to-goodness tunes. Plus a low-comedy star performance by an unexpectedly uproarious newcomer as adept as Bert Lahr, Bea Lillie and others of that ilk.
Audiences who had moved on to Carousel, Brigadoon, South Pacific and Kiss Me, Kate were nevertheless happy to throng to the Ziegfeld to see this new outlandish clown with those google-eyes — back in the days when google had an altogether different connotation — bedecked in Tiffany's best, who went by the name Carol Channing. A jolly time was had by all, and Robin's song-title "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend" became part of the vernacular.
But Gentlemen Prefer Blondes was the end of the line. This was a lavish affair of the sort the long-dead Ziegfeld himself used to offer. Except that Blondes was a far better show, with a far better score, than Flo's typical musical comedies. This mid-century musical harked back to pre-Depression days, with a massive set, expensive costumes, a full chorus, and a full corps of dancers. Plus two tap specialists and six showgirls. (Yes, they were billed as showgirls in the Playbill.) There were to be later attempts at this sort of extravaganza, but none of them proved as durable or as successful.
What made Gentlemen Prefer Blondes so special — along with the performance of Carol Channing and the durable plot derived from Anita Loos' satirical novel (which she had already adapted successfully as a play and movie) — was the score by Jule Styne and Leo Robin. Styne was a Hollywood tunesmith at the time, with his Broadway experience consisting of one long-running but not quite impressive musical, High Button Shoes. Lyricist Leo Robin had left town for Hollywood long before, but he did have one major Broadway credit in the 1927 Vincent Youmans musical Hit the Deck (which featured the song hit "Hallelujah!"). While Robin is pretty much forgotten today, he came to Blondes with as strong a catalog as Styne, led by such hits as "Beyond the Blue Horizon," "Louise," and "Thanks for the Memory."
For Blondes, this one-show-only team came up with a strong assortment of songs. While we expect irrepressible tunes from Styne, the surprise here is just how good Robin's comedy lyrics are. "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend" is justly familiar, but "Just a Little Girl from Little Rock" is a true gem. "Bye Bye Baby," "You Say You Care" and "It's Delightful Down in Chile," are among the other delights.
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CLAYMONT, Del. - Delaware State Police say they are investigating a stabbing that occurred early Saturday morning in the parking lot of the Tri-State Mall in Claymont, which left a Newark man in serious condition.
According to reports, at about 2:15 AM, a 27-year-old man and a group of friends were leaving the Simba Grill located inside of the Tri-State Mall, when the victim walked to an unknown location of the parking lot. He reportedly returned a few minutes later suffering from multiple stab wounds and was transported to a local hospital by friends for treatment. Police say he was admitted in serious condition with multiple stab wounds to the upper body, and there is no suspect description available at this time. Troopers say they are continuing to investigate the circumstances surrounding this incident, and if anyone has any information, to contact Delaware Crime Stoppers at 1-800-TIP-3333.


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Corporate Anniversaries 2013: 'Sisters of St. Francis of the Neumann Communities Hawaii Region
There are few people in this world who are passionate enough to devote their lives to their work. The Sisters of St. Francis of the Neumann Communities-Hawaii have done just that—and then some. Not only are they dedicated to their work, but their work is dedicated to serving others.
Known for their history of pioneering healthcare services through the St. Francis Healthcare System of Hawaii, the sisters are also known for their work in education. Over the years, they established and staffed several schools on Oahu, Maui and Hawaii Island, and continue to operate St. Francis School and Our Lady of Perpetual Help. Founded on the values instilled by the recently canonized St. Marianne Cope, the Sisters of St. Francis have been in Hawaii for a remarkable 130 years. As they celebrate their anniversary, they reflect on the ministry of St. Marianne and the legacy she left behind.
In 1883, Mother Marianne came to Hawaii in response to a letter from King Kalakaua and Queen Kapiolani asking for help for people living with Hansen's disease, known as leprosy back then. The afflicted were banished to a life of isolation in Kalaupapa, Molokai. Mother Marianne's staunch devotion to the ideals of St. Francis of Assisi guided her to accept the calling. She chose six from a pool of 35 willing sisters to accompany her.
Mother Marianne helped to establish a number of hospitals throughout Hawaii. Although she focused on the patients, she also recognized another pressing need: The children of patients with Hansen's disease were being left behind and homeless. No one but the sisters would care for them, and so they created the Kapiolani Home on Oahu.
Sr. Francis Regis Hadano,minister of the Sisters of St. Francis of the Neumann Communities–Hawaii Region.
"She found her fulfillment in reaching out to those who were the most vulnerable, bringing them a sense of hope and dignity," says Sister Norise Kaiser, who has been with the Sisters of St. Francis for 50 years, and in Hawaii for 30. "She helped women take pride in themselves and taught them how to live with the disease, rather than letting it take over."
Throughout their history, the sisters have adapted to the changing times and Hawaii's changing needs, even pioneering critical advances in healthcare. "We brought in organ transplants and dialysis when people used to have to go to the Mainland to receive those types of treatment and introduced home health care and hospice," says Sister Francis Regis Hadano, who has been with the Franciscan Order for 65 years and is serving as minister of the sisters in Hawaii. Today, the sisters focus on meeting the needs of Hawaii's elder population as well as serving in education in the pre-K to 12th grade at St. Francis School.
Looking ahead, the sisters intend to continue the legacy of St. Marianne. "Mother Marianne had a willingness to say 'Yes.' She was willing to risk everything that she knew in order to help others," adds Sister Norise. "We are taking the values she embodied and carrying them forward to the future."
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In the epic origin story THE LEGEND OF HERCULES, Kellan Lutz stars as the mythical Greek hero – the son of Zeus, a half-god, half-man blessed with extraordinary strength. Betrayed by his stepfather, the King, and exiled and sold into slavery because of a forbidden love, Hercules must use his formidable powers to fight his way back to his rightful kingdom. Through harrowing battles and gladiator-arena death matches, Hercules embarks on a legendary odyssey to overthrow the King and restore peace to the land. (c) Summit
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In Ancient Greece 1200 B.C., a queen succumbs to the lust of Zeus to bear a son promised to overthrow the tyrannical rule of the king and restore peace to a land in hardship. But this prince, Hercules, knows nothing of his real identity or his destiny. He desires only one thing: the love of Hebe, Princess of Crete, who has been promised to his own brother. When Hercules learns of his greater purpose, he must choose: to flee with his true love or to fulfill his destiny and become the true hero of his time. The story behind one of the greatest myths is revealed in this action-packed epic – a tale of love, sacrifice and the strength of the human spirit.
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Architects like Roger Hopkins. Carpenters and electricians like him, too. But plumbers? They hate him. It's not that they don't appreciate his stone benches and garden sculpture — but they're the ones who have to install the sinks and tubs he carves from giant boulders.
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Alisa Fleming ~ I could toil in the kitchen for hours on end, laboring to create perfectly cute Halloween recipes for eats and treats to dazzle at upcoming parties. But let's face it – though I can create some scrumptious recipes (if I do say so myself), when it comes to artistic ability and creativity, my talent ceased to develop after kindergarten. I believe that was the year of the black cat for me.
Update: This year, I out-did myself with these insanely delicious Dairy-Free Mini Pumpkin Pies. The filling is vegan and gluten-free, the crust is dairy-free chocolate (and easy to make vegan and gluten-free), and the chocolate chip decoration definitely shouts Halloween!
Fortunately, there are already dozens of wonderful Halloween recipes and fun presentation ideas to make your party special. My job is simply to deliver them to you. All of the following are dairy-free (see my notes too!), some are vegan, egg-free, gluten-free, soy-free, and/or nut-free … but whether it is for little ghosts and goblins or the more mature and life-size witches and vampires, there are bound to be some dairy-free Halloween recipes in the selection below that will scare up some fun for this weekend's (and beyond) celebrations …
Tagged food allergy-friendly, gluten-free, Halloween, vegan
Well you are certainly ORGANIZED thinking of Halloween 2+ months in advance! Thanks for the linky love
Whoah!! What an amazing list of spooky goodies and treats!
This is so awesome! I can't wait to explore it all. Thanks for putting it together Alisa – and for sharing my cupcakes.
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as I said yesterday, I LOVE Halloween! this is a great collection of fun, thanks for sharing a couple of my recipes!
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