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The issue of whether Batavia should pass an ordinance to allow raising backyard chickens is ruffling some feathers in the city. About 50 residents attended Tuesday's City Council City Services Committee meeting to weigh in on the issue.
Alderman Jim Volk, chairman of the Services Committee, said city officials have received more than 100 e-mails about the proposal, both for and against allowing residents to raise chickens.
The ordinance being considered would allow up to eight laying hens, but would prohibit the keeping of roosters and slaughtering of chickens.
Al Phillips was one of the residents who spoke out against the proposal, citing concerns about chickens bringing disease and current declining property values.
"Chickens do get sick and spread diseases like salmonella," Phillips said. "Chicken coops are eyesores. I don't know if it's worth it to do all this to our community just because people don't want to spend $4 on organic produce. We don't want to depress our property values."
Resident Jim Kirkhoff said he supports the ordinance.
"Anyone who's had fresh eggs know what fresh eggs are like and they're a beautiful thing," he said. "This is an opportunity for our citizens to control our food source and I think that's something a lot of people are interested in."
The issue of raising backyard chickens was raised last fall by Batavia residents Betsy Zinser and Jennifer Warta. Several local jurisdictions, including Naperville, West Dundee and Evanston permit chickens, with various limitations.
Volk said if committee members decide to move forward in allowing residents to raise chickens, the idea could go before the City Council in late April or May.


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I did not think the Welsh Pembroke Corgis in "The King's Speech" looked like corgis of that period. If you look at English champion bloodlines like that of Rozavel Red Dragon (born 1932), I think the corgis of the film depict contemporary standards. Also pictures of Queen Elizabeth as a child with her first corgi show a very different looking breed.
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The dog's name is Isis. This is stated towards the end of season 2.
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Chasm GDC demo is now available to anyone who wants to try out the game.
Another great soundtrack from Nadeo.
New Samsara class is… different.
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First Legend of Dungeon, now Chasm. Love that attention to roguelikish games.
Banished is an upcoming city-building simulation where you manage the lives of exiled colonists in a remote wilderness.
Amazingly enough, Banished is being developed by a single person. The game is due on PC in the latter half of 2013.
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I'm usually not much for electronic music, but Nervous Testpilot, known for the music to the excellent Frozen Synapse, has done it again with fantastic music for the up-and-coming Frozen Endzone.
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Palestinians to ask UN for recognition as state soon, Abbas tells Herzog
Netanyahu - Lapid truce meeting expected in days
IDF disciplines ex-army chief rabbi suspected of leaking information to Bennett
Likud's Elkin hopes to bring US-style parliamentary oversight of intel agencies
Yad Sarah saved public purse NIS 1.5 billion by lending out medical equipment in past year
Forget the vinegar to treat jellyfish stings; Haifa lab says it can even make it worse
Professors getting close to the people on Thursday's Night of Scientists around the country
Prostate cancer kills over 430 Israeli men annually, but survival rates are rising
Environment Ministry calls upon towns to empty drainage pipes before rainy season
Israel's first English travel-planning app launched for holidays
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BGU first Israeli university to become member of US National Academy of Inventors
Tony Bennett leaves his heart (briefly) in Tel Aviv
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Gas chambers at Sobibor death camp uncovered in archaeological dig
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Auschwitz guard, 93, charged with 300,000 counts of accessory to murder
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'Jihadists use the freedoms of Western society in order to destroy it'
Congress supporting Obama on ISIS battle plan
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US warns Iran's current position in nuclear talks 'unacceptable'
The National Lawyers Guild seeks to indict Obama for helping Israel build Iron Dome
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Chicken BBQ, American style
Matrimony made easier
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Painted street dividers get failing grade
King's downfall
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Someck so good
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גִיבּוֹרֵי יִשְׂרָאֵל מְקַבְּלֵי עִיטוּר הַגְבוּרָה
גֶ'אז בְּעִבְרִית
For the love of debauchery
Paris in Jerusalem
Love in the time of plenty
Religious strife … AGAIN?
Life is a cabaret
A cross-community
Speed Dancing
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Le stade flambant neuf de la capitale, nouveau fief de l'Hapoel Jerusalem
Quand Roméo et Juliette s'appellent Reouven et Djamila
Jeunes, braves et valeureux : la nouvelle génération des soldats de Tsahal
Tout un programme…
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Ton peuple sera mon peuple
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Nevatim Celebrates 60 Years and Dedicates a New Reservoir
Mexican Parliamentarians Visit the Biofilter for Urban Runoff in Kfar Saba
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Commuters, workers, students and Israelis of all stripes took two minutes from their lives Thursday morning to stand in silence on Holocaust Remembrance Day. At 10 a.m. a two-minute siren was sounded throughout the country to remember the six million Jews murdered at the hands of the Nazis in the Holocaust.Following the siren, various official state ceremonies and events were due to commence immediately.
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Blueberry-Lemon Sorbet
Hard to believe that our sorbet helps prevent age-related memory loss and cell damage. That's thanks to the antioxidant-rich blueberries. And with about 4 grams of fiber per cup (and jsut 83 calories), they help you reach your goal of 25 grams per day.
Prep: 7 minutes; Freeze: 1 hour
Yield: Makes 5 servings (serving size: 1/2 cup)
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 77
- Protein: 1g
- Carbohydrate: 20g
- Fiber: 2g
- Sodium: 60mg
- Calcium: 7mg
- 3 cups fresh or frozen blueberries, thawed
- 1/2 cup water
- 2 tablespoons honey
- 1 teaspoon lemon zest
- 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1. Place all ingredients in a blender or food processor; process until smooth. Place berry mixture in a freezer-safe container and freeze until hard, about 1 hour. Let stand about 10 minutes before serving.
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The new trailer for Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom has arrived online, in which Idris Elba turns in a stirring performance as Nelson Mandela.
The film will follow Mandela's life from his early days in a rural South African village to his eventual accession to the country's presidency, via his long spell of imprisonment in the interim.
The new trailer shows off the techniques used to visually age Elba, as he goes through the transformation from young firebrand to graceful elder statesman.
Take a look at the new trailer, below…
Living up to the legend of Mandela was always going to be a big ask, but Elba looks to have delivered an absolute powerhouse of a performance here, lighting up the screen whenever he appears. Oscar recognition surely awaits…
Directed by Justin Chadwick and co-starring Naomie Harris, Terry Pheto and Jamie Bartlett, Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom opens in the UK on 3 January 2014.
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text: Table 6_1_3-6a 2008 National Healthcare Quality and Disparities ReportsThe National Healthcare Quality Report (NHQR) is a comprehensive national overview of quality of health care in the United States. It is organized around four dimensions of quality of care: effectiveness, patient safety, timeliness, and patient centeredness. Table 6_1_3.6aInfant mortality per 1,000 live births,a all birth weights, by race, United States, 2005Population groupTotalWhiteBlackAPIAI/ANRateSERateSERateSERateSERateSETotal6.90.05.70.013.30.14.90.18.10.4Mother's ageLess than 1516.41.612.01.821.82.8****15–1910.20.28.70.214.30.410.81.29.21.120–247.90.16.50.220.127.116.11.58.10.725–296.00.15.00.126.96.36.199.27.00.830–3188.8.131.52.184.108.40.206.27.31.135 and over220.127.116.11.184.108.40.206.39.51.6GenderFemale188.8.131.52.184.108.40.206.27.50.6Male188.8.131.52.18.104.22.168.28.60.6Mother's education,b age 20 and overLess than high school22.214.171.124.184.108.40.206.710.21.2High school graduate220.127.116.11.18.104.22.168.47.70.8At least some college5.00.14.20.22.214.171.124.26.40.8a The number of deaths for infant mortality is based on a record weight from the linked birth and infant death file which adjusts for the approximately 2–3% of records each year that cannot be linked to their corresponding birth certificates. Therefore, because of number rounding, the number of deaths for subgroups may not add to the total.b Education data are for mothers age 20 and older only, excluding data from the following States: FL, ID, KS, KY, NE, NH, NY (not including NYC), PA, SC, TN, TX, and WA, that implemented the 2003 Revisions to the U.S Standard Birth Certificate.* - Data do not meet the criteria for statistical reliability, data quality, or confidentiality (based on < 20 deaths).Key: AI/AN: American Indian or Alaska Native; API: Asian or Pacific Islander; SE: standard error.Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Health Statistics, National Vital Statistics System - Linked Birth and Infant Death Data. Current as of September 2009 Internet Citation: Table 6_1_3-6a: 2008 National Healthcare Quality and Disparities Reports. September 2009. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. http://www.ahrq.gov/research/findings/nhqrdr/nhqrdr08/6_maternalchildhealth/T6_1_3-6a.html


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Milwaukee, WI -- (March 16, 2011) MPTV/MATC television production student Nathaniel (Nate) Schardin tied for first place in the 2011 Media Communications Association-International (MCA-I) "Video Cirque 2011" held at UWM by the Milwaukee Chapter. PERSEVERANCE: CLIMBING THE FLATLAND is Schardin's surprising discovery of ice and rock climbing near Green Bay, Wisconsin. The full program will premiere on MPTV 36.1 on May 14, on Student Ops Day. A five minute clip is at View Nate's Video.
Last October, Schardin and fellow MPTV student producers Jacob Fatke and Antonio Cole were nominated for a Category #S-4 - College Student Production: Information Program/Segment award by the 2009-2010 Chicago/Midwest Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Emmy Awards. In addition to this nomination, Schardin, Fatke, and Cole were honored this month with a first place award at the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association Student Awards for Excellence: New Series/Documentary (TV). Their production, A GLASS OF WARM MILK: A MESSAGE ON CLIMATE CHANGE FROM AMERICA'S DAIRYLAND, can be viewed at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RpRdfXjp6w.
Another sample of Schardin's work is LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHER H.H. BENNETT. Bennett is well-known for his photos of the Wisconsin Dells area and considered by to be one of the best landscape photographers of the 19th century. The video can be viewed at http://www.mptv.org/video/watch/?id=669.
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One day I decided to try out something different and voila'! My friends and family love it. Put oil in a pan and as soon as it is warm add rosmary and marjorane very finely chopped and one (or more if you are corageous enough) chilly.Let the oil take their flavour without burning and then add the diced pumpkin.Let it cook for a while until it starts to get tender.Then add the rice (it is important tobe the qualiti for risotto) and let it absorb the flavour of the herbs and pumpkin.Little by little cook the rice adding the liquid from the stock and at some point add enough grated ginger.When the rice is cooked (generally it takes 20 minutes) outside the hit,add a piece of butter and grated parmisan cheese. Turn and serve.:wave:


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Tyler the Creator, Odd Future at The Warfield a long time ago.
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Tyler, Odd Future
The Hives at the Warfield, April 18, 2012
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OFWGKTA - Odd Future. Warfield, 2011.
infinity guitars tonight, Sleigh Bells - Reign of Terror, the Warfield SF
Mike Ness, Social Distortion - Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes, February 3, 2011 at The Warfield, SF.
Refused at The Warfield. This is for the homie, Alan Ralph. If you haven't seen his collection of guitar picks, you best start clicking. He's more famous than all of us.
The Hives, in support of Refused at the Warfield a few nights ago. A quick break from Coachella to come visit the Bay, gotta love that festival for bringing the one-offs. New album Lex Hives drops in June.
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A low poly fire axe that is! Just doodling tonight and put together this little devil out of 357 polys and a singular 512x512 skin.
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Film Review: Water: A Repudiation of Manu
Srila Prabhupada several times authorized remarriage for women that lost their husbands for various reasons. There are serious issues regarding the
purity of certain Sanskrit texts. For example, the six Goswamis at times quote, in their books, verses from Puranas, Samhitas etc, and we no longer
find those verses in the texts today. So even in the last few hundred years, those texts have been corrupted.
Similarly, Sripada Madhvacarya wrote a book on the Mahabharata, the Mahabharata-tatparya-nirnaya, in which he explains that the Sanskrit text of
the Mahabharata, available to him almost a millenium ago, is full of text corruptions: interpolations, extrapolations, and transpositions of texts.
Fortunately, our important scriptures: Bhagavad-gita, Srimad-bhagavatam, and Caitanya-Caritamrta, are pure and intact. But texts such as Manu-samhita
may not be so.
Ultimately, we have the great commandment:
smartavyah satatam visnur vismartavyo na jatucit
sarve vidhi-nisehah syuh etayor eva kinkarah
"Always remember Krishna! Never forget Krishna!
All injunctions and prohibitions are servants of these two."
Srila Prabhupada perfectly demonstrated this pure understanding in his practical dealings, such as remarrying certain women who lost husbands.
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Dolphins Take On The Browns
Following a busy offseason that included the addition of a game-breaking receiver, the Miami Dolphins are looking to end their playoff drought with a breakout year from Ryan Tannehill.
Fins Have Plenty To Fix Offensively
The Miami Dolphins are just 1-2 in the 2013 preseason, not that it counts for anything. Fins fans can be happy about several areas of the team including quarterback and defense, but between the running game and the team's inability to score in the red zone, there's plenty left to fix.
5 Things Learned From The Dolphins, Bucs Game
The Miami Dolphins' first-team offense started strong and finished fast. The in-between needed work.
Bucs Edge Dolphins At Sun Life, 17-16
The Fins' red zone offense had plenty of plays inside the Bucs' 20-yard line and even though the starters finally produced a touchdown in the red zone, it wasn't enough as Tampa Bay defeated Miami, 17-16.
Fins Receivers Looking To Gel Quickly
On paper, it's an impressive array of speed (Mike Wallace) consistency (Brian Hartline and Brandon Gibson) and potential mismatches (Dustin Keller). But there have been countless NFL teams that looked great on paper, but never could translate the talent onto the field. For the Fins, the key will be forming a bond between the new players, like Wallace and Gibson, and Ryan Tannehill.
Rookie Fins Receiver May Bump His Way On Team
Chad Bumphis. Miami Dolphins fans probably couldn't pick him out of a lineup, but the undrafted free agent wide receiver from Mississippi State University may be close to landing a roster spot with the Fins.
Hartline Excited About Wide Receiving Corps
Perhaps no other position group on the Miami Dolphins roster went through as much of an overhaul as the wide receiving corps.
Tannehill Will Dictate Dolphins' Fate
The Miami Dolphins head into training camp in less than three weeks and for the first time in many years, go in with a clear confidence in the players the team has at the quarterback position.
Fins Report To Training Camp July 20
The month of July is often one of the slowest months of the year for sports fans. Basketball and hockey are finished and baseball is hitting the All-Star Break. But, fear not football fans, because the start of Miami Dolphins training camp is less than three weeks away.
New Look Fins Have Plenty To Prove
The Miami Dolphins opened offseason team activities this week and even though you might need a depth chart to correctly identify all of the new faces, the team is excited about what the future holds.


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The 2009 Thrashers Preseason schedule has been announced. There will be a total of six preseason games…three home and three away…as well as a pair of prospect games. The Preseason home games will be at Philips Arena, the prospect games will be held at the Duluth Ice Forum.
Preseason Schedule
Thursday Sept. 17 @ Nashville Predators 8:00 pm eastern
Friday Sept 18 @ Tampa Bay Lightning 7:30 pm eastern
Monday September 21 vs. Carolina Hurricanes 7:00 pm eastern
Wednesday September 23 vs. Nashville Predators 7:00 pm eastern
Friday September 25 @ Carolina Hurricanes 7:00 pm eastern
Sunday September 27 vs. Tampa Bay Lightning 5:00 pm eastern
Prospect Games
Monday September 14 vs. Nashville Predators 7:00 pm eastern
Tuesday September 15 vs. Nashville Predators 1:00 pm eastern
Folks…that means only about ten more weeks before we get to go watch a Thrashers hockey game!!!
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Also as a reminder…Garnet Exelby will be John Kincade's guest on 680 The Fan today at 4:50 pm to say goodbye to the classy fans in Atlanta. Don't miss your chance to hear this as I'm sure it'll be great!
July 6th, 2009
2:19 pm
July 6th, 2009
2:20 pm
Exelby and Boulton fight next year
July 6th, 2009
2:34 pm
Haydar signs with Avalanche.
July 6th, 2009
2:36 pm
Six weeks nothin'…prospect camp is in 4 days and that's good enough for me. I take whatever hockey fix I can get in July.
July 6th, 2009
2:37 pm
This may be a stupid question, but ehh whatever..
Does anyone know how much preseason game tickets run? Are they free, discounted, or just like regular season tickets? I've never been to one yet!
Thanks in advance!
July 6th, 2009
2:47 pm
it should not be very hard to score free tickets, but I remember them being discounted from the regular season in the past.
To get free ones, call a ticket rep and say that you were thinking about getting season tickets and wanted to check out a game
July 6th, 2009
3:09 pm
Stroz – didya see who else signed with the Avs? Its a regular AHL all star team (including former Gladiator favorite Chris Durno). Its gonna be a looooong year in Denver. No way in h**l "the Monster" signs with them. Avs goalies are in for 40 SOG against this season. Who's the big stud at the 2010 draft that they must be gunning for?
July 6th, 2009
3:22 pm
Damn – the Leafs just got Beauchemin – 3 years / $10M
July 6th, 2009
3:52 pm
Who comes up with these preseason schedules? Kinda lame that we play any divisional opponents at all. And to play TB & CAR twice doesn't seem like a good idea. And also not cool to have a Tuesday 1pm prospect game!!!
July 6th, 2009
3:53 pm
Kovalev signs with Ottawa.
July 6th, 2009
3:55 pm
Someone looking to save travel time and money? Are these not the closest teams?
July 6th, 2009
4:05 pm
Per Andy Strickland…Contract Negotiations with Kovy has started!
July 6th, 2009
4:46 pm
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July 6th, 2009
5:25 pm
Found this interesting bit on the NHL site under Carolina…
The LOWEST score one team can get is 122, for Worst… We do ok until
"ownership" where we are 120 of 122, just more evidence these sprit clowns need to exit the sports business because they have ZERO clue as to how to run asports business, and not giving a damn about winning !
The Mag: Ultimate Standings 2009
Welcome to ESPN The Magazine's seventh annual Ultimate Standings, in which we measure how much MLB, NBA, NFL and NHL franchises give back to the fans in exchange for all the time, money and emotion the fans invest in them.
Perennial Top-10 finisher the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim grabbed the top spot this year for the first time, thanks to their array of affordable tickets, strong coaching and likable players. Curiously, their neighbors just up the road on I-5, the Los Angeles Clippers, are on the opposite end of the rankings, coming in dead last at No. 122.
The eight major categories that make up the Ultimate Standings were created based on feedback from fans about what they want most from their favorite teams (click here for a more detailed account of the method to our madness.) The categories:
Bang For The Buck (BNG): Wins during the past three years (regular season plus postseason) per revenues directly from fans, adjusted for league schedules.
Fan Relations (FRL): Openness and consideration toward fans by players, coaches and management.
Ownership (OWN): Honesty and loyalty to core players and local community.
Affordability (AFF): Price of tickets, parking and concessions.
Stadium Experience (STX): Quality of arena and game-day promotions as well as friendliness of environment.
Players (PLA): Effort on the field and likability off it.
Coaching (CCH): Strength of on-field leadership.
Title Track (TTR): Championships already won or expected in the lifetime of current fans
108. Atlanta Thrashers 108 94 98 120 91 85 99 81 114
July 6th, 2009
5:49 pm
Rawhide, isn't that about 10 weeks until they drop the puck? Not trying to call you out here. Just helping with mob control….
July 6th, 2009
6:11 pm
Glovesave29 – It looks like the Avs and Maple Leafs are preparing for major tank jobs. The Avs are working on an AHL team with Matt Duchene being the centerpiece. Brian Burke has watched Slap Shot too many times as he continues to build a goon squad.
July 6th, 2009
6:17 pm
The NHLPA has filed an official grievance in regards to the Chicago Blackhawks RFAs.
July 6th, 2009
6:19 pm
Stroz, I just want to know… will Kaberle be benched for refusing to fight?
July 6th, 2009
6:22 pm
Dudley raid the Blackhawks.
July 6th, 2009
6:23 pm
Alan – Kaberle has already told Burke he will strip on the ice if the Leafs "goon it up." No wonder Burke is trying to trade him.
July 6th, 2009
6:36 pm
Until the Leafs signed Beauchamin, i'd say Burke was watching Slap Shot 2 or 3!
July 6th, 2009
6:39 pm
Toronto will be better this year, that's for sure.
July 6th, 2009
6:41 pm
Not sure if Toronto will be better…they'll be more penalized! Allaire has his work cut out for him.
July 6th, 2009
7:54 pm
One thing that concerns me about Armstrong opting for arbitration is that it could be a sign he wants out of here. If my thinking is correct, and he goes through arbitration, and gets that one year deal that will be required at that point, seeing as how he will be 27 by the end of the season, wouldn't that bring him to UFA status?
July 6th, 2009
8:29 pm
LAC–The Falcons were in the lower rungs of those same rankings last year. This year? They jumped higher than any team in those same rankings. There's some validity to this stuff, but it'd be interesting to see how many fans from all the teams responded, as well as some average scores to their questions from everybody who responded. If only a small number of people respond, that's not a very accurate representation of a fan base. Why'd the Falcons do so well? We had little to no expectation of success, and we went 11-5. Obviously there's a lot of love for anything and everything that has to do with that organization.
The Blues were in the top 10 of that list and hadn't been a perennial contender until recently. Just goes to show how much winning can change things.
And this is some ESPN "there's nothing on in the summer so we have to make stuff up to fill airtime" material. Plain and simple.
Let's see how your stupid survey looks next year.
July 6th, 2009
8:57 pm
Stroz, but does Ron Wilson think Kaberle's wife is "a heck of a gal?" I think that's the question that is on everyone's mind right now.
July 6th, 2009
9:23 pm
**The Ratio** – Pre-season tickets do cost the same as regular season, but if you have season tickets you can exchange them for any regular season game, which is a good way to get around the ridiculous notion that they charge full price for pre-season games.
July 6th, 2009
9:23 pm
According to SI.com we've re-acquired Kwiatkowski and Krog, probably in minor league deals if I had to guess. It was in the same Thrashers announcement as the 2 AHL goalies we signed that's looking like preparation for a goalie trade.
July 6th, 2009
9:29 pm
Note to Thrasher Management-
Please sign veteran NHL players for depth. Do not sign any more never-was, NHL want a be players for depth. Injuries happen and we need depth. Travis Moen played for less than $1M last year and he doesn't have a job.
If these keps up, pretty soon I am going to take off my shoes and bang them on the table like Nikita Khrushchev!
FYI-Ottawa overpaid Kovalev at $5M.
July 6th, 2009
9:44 pm
Barker just re-signed in Chicago. 3yr/$9.25m
July 6th, 2009
10:56 pm
Kwiatkowski and Krog both played in Chicago under Anderson won a Calder Cup if memory serves me right. They may blend in better with the Thrashers now then they did in past stints. It's certainly worth giving them a shot at jobs. As for those who are questioning Pavs value, you have a good point but remember that the jury was out on Olaf Kolzig for his first 3 or 4 pro seasons. He had 2 or 3 stints with the Caps where he seemed overmatched, out of position, and just overwhelmed. His GAA was about 6 and some change each of those stints I think. Hedberg needs to stay here. His role is clearly one of a backup goalie and he is as good as any goalie in the league at that role. His career may only have a few years left and I'd hope that his professionalism and work ethic rub off on some of his teammates and that someday he's invited to coaching or management. It's a gamble, but the best trade value of the three, if you're looking for a decent player in return, is Lehtonen. At this point, I'd hold onto him into the season until some team has an injury or finds themselves with an unexpected sieve for a netminder.
July 6th, 2009
11:19 pm
Rogie, you're correct. Kwiatkowski played a huge role in securing that Cup.
July 7th, 2009
12:00 am
Maybe Ottawa signed Kovalev because they're going to trade Heatley for a defenseman? Someone has to try to replace Heater's numbers. And in Ottawa, he'll surely get the chance to rub it in Montreal's face enough times during the season.
July 7th, 2009
12:01 am
R. Stroz, let's try for Versteeg.
July 7th, 2009
3:19 am
I don't understand how Barker is allowed to be re-signed. For arguments sake, let's assume the grievance filed by the NHLPA is upheld and all players become UFAs, wouldn't that then mean that as of July 1st ALL of those players should have been able to field calls from every single team? By signing Barker before the grievance has begun the Blackhawks are using their extended exclusive negotiating rights that they shouldn't be allowed.
In my opinion that Barker contract should be void because he's a UFA, yet all other 29 teams are forced to wait until the grievance has been accepted/rejected and a hearing held.
Regardless, I assume that the "Old Boys Club" will allow for Chicago to re-sign most of their players, and only one or two will be lost due to cap restraints.
July 7th, 2009
5:57 am
Kwiatkowski and Krog are still both minor leaguers. This isn't the kind of depth we need.
July 7th, 2009
7:30 am
ranallo it takes two to tango. Barker (and his agent) were well aware of the circumstances. He could have waited for the grievance to go through and see what other offers might have been out there. Instead, he made the choice to re-sign with Chicago. Sounds to me like that's where he wants to be, so what legitimate complaint can anyone have with that?
July 7th, 2009
7:54 am
I'm sure Barker and his agent are aware of the circumstances, and I'm sure they want to remain in Chicago…however, to me an argument can be made by the other 29 teams (but likely wont be) that they should technically have been able to negotiate with both player and agent alike up to this point in time. Any GM can argue that Chicago has had exclusive negotiating rights with a UFA for 6 days. If the grievance finds that Chicago broke no rules and the players are RFA, then it's a moot argument…but if they find that the players should have been UFAs on July 1, I feel the contract should be nullified.
If they're fully aware of the circumstances why can't they wait until the grievance process is completed before they sign a contract with the team? Signing today or after the expedited hearing takes place (if necessary) shouldn't matter for them…so why rush it unless Chicago is truly worried about losing the player?
Speaking of breaking the rules, did you notice that a pre-July 1st Ron Wilson comment about the Sedins (naming them as potential free agent targets for Toronto) has Toronto under investigation for tampering? Tampering is very nit-picky and Vancouver didn't file the complaint, but in my opinion the rules are there and are not to be violated…thus whatever punishment they receive (again, likely wont be anything) is fitting.
July 7th, 2009
8:35 am
There's also question that Tampa violated tampering rules with Ohlund – he sure signed an oddly structured deal really fast.
I just don't see the big deal with the Barker situation. He chose to sign the contract, it's not like Chicago forced him. Sure I'm certain they were anxious to get a deal done, but it doesn't invalidate the fact that Barker made his own choice in this.
July 7th, 2009
8:54 am
Who has more value? Lehts or Pavs
One has shown flashes of brilliance but is injury prone
The other is very green and showed that in the few chances he got
I assume Don/Dudley will listen to offers for both
(I still think Lehts is the real deal and with a new D in front of him, I expect great things….GREAT THINGS…)
July 7th, 2009
9:08 am
Ranallo – ask and you shall receive…TSN is reporting that Ron Wilson and the Maple Leafs are being inventigated for tampering in the Sedin case.
Didn't they just lose a draft pick because of something similar? Think they'd learn!
July 7th, 2009
9:09 am
Oh, there's a great new word – inventigated. I meant INVESTIGATED. Should send the previous gaffe to Colbert.
July 7th, 2009
9:17 am
"but it doesn't invalidate the fact that Barker made his own choice"
You're right it doesn't, but the contract was not negotiated within the confines of the rules. He and his agent can choose to ignore all 29 other GMs who could come calling, but to restrict those GMs for an extra 6 days is not operating within the rules a UFA player is allowed under the CBA. He was treated as if his RFA status was still valid, which the NHLPA contends it was not.
If the NHLPA and NHL deem he was in fact a UFA due to Chicago's errors, all other GMs should be afforded 6 days of negotiating time before Chicago can lock this player up to a contract (in my opinion). If Barker and his agent are willing to ignore all other 29 teams then that's fine, it's their decision…but at this point in time no team other than Chicago has been allowed the opportunity to discuss contract parameters with a UFA.
Sure, Barker and his agent can sign that contract, but there's no reason they should be allowed to before the grievance has been resolved. For all intent and purpose Barker, Versteeg, and every other Chicago player included in this grievance should be considered "in limbo" until the process has run it's course, upon which time their contract status can be clearly defined and teams can behave towards them based on their league defined status.
July 7th, 2009
9:26 am
"Didn't they just lose a draft pick because of something similar?"
I can't recall, do you remember the situation?
"There's also question that Tampa violated tampering rules with Ohlund"
Interesting, where did you read that?
July 7th, 2009
9:35 am
They lost the 27th pick in the 4th round for the Jonas Frogen incedent.
July 7th, 2009
9:43 am
The prior punishment levied by the league against Toronto resulted from a signing bonus to Jonas Frogren that violated the CBA. More information here.
July 7th, 2009
9:53 am
ASG ponied up for Bibby and the Hawks. Time for them to do the same with Kovy and the other veteran help we need.
July 7th, 2009
9:59 am
Alan – the fine for just a bonus seems a bit innocent, but in fact, the payment was to be used to buy out the final year of his contract to allow the Leafs to get him before he was available to all teams. They subverted the system, and really should have been fined more and Frogen should have been declared a UFA.


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The Annual Skyline 50k Ultra Endurance Race takes place this year August 12 at 7 a.m. starting at the in Castro Valley. San Leandro's North Face will be one of the event's key sponsors.
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There willl be a barbecue following the event at Lake Chabot. According to event organizers, "Chef Phil Brown will repeat his now famous feat of roasting a pig in a wheelbarrow. This is a family friendly barbecue with a menu that also includes hamburgers, hots dogs and a vegetarian option."
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Arwood also serves as the Unemployment Insurance Agency Director and a LARA Deputy Director overseeing Employment Security and Workplace Safety.[3]
Prior to joining LARA, Arwood served as U.S. Regional Director at Windlab Developments, USA, LTD. He also served as deputy director at the Michigan Jobs Commission under Governor John Engler, was director for the House Of Representatives Programs and Policy, as well as the National Federation for Independent Business-Michigan.[3]
- Graduate, James Madison College at Michigan State University
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Arwood was named as permanent director of the Michigan Director of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs by Gov. Rick Snyder (R) on January 31, 2013. Arwood has been serving as acting director since December 2012.[2]
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Reader: What Should I Look Out For?by Tim Manni
A visitor to HSH.com submitted a question regarding which economic factors contribute to lower mortgage rates.
Reader: Considering the state of the current economy, which indicators should I be looking out for that would cause 30 and 15 year mortgage rates to drop to 4.5%?
There are a few reliable indicators of mortgage rates at the moment, yet the normal relationships between those indicators and mortgage rates have been interrupted by repeated intrusions of the government and others reasons
For its part, the 10-year Treasury still has some influence and can provide some indication of the trend for rates, but isn't consistent. Following the prices of mortgage-backed securities is more explicit, but prices are hard to find (and also require a bit of understanding about how the bond market performs in order to interpret).
Besides all that, mortgage rates today aren't specifically manipulated by the private market, but instead are at present levels only because of extraordinary government involvement in the market (most specifically,
the Federal Reserve and Treasury supporting Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and
the FHA program in various direct and indirect ways). Absent that support, conforming mortgage rates — hovering now around 5% — would be holding in the upper 5% to perhaps about 6% range.
With that said, 15-year rates are averaging about 4.75% with low fees and 30-year rates about 5% with low fees. With the recent spike in volume, rates are more likely to firm up than fall for at least a while. To get us consistently close to your desired levels, we'll need either a new (or expanded) government presence (possible, but fading in likelihood) or a sharp drop in origination volume, which would cause lenders to price more aggressively in order to attract business again (somewhat unlikely, given borrower response to rates at about these levels is already high).
That's not to say it couldn't happen, but if it does, it would likely be a short-lived dip, and you'll need to be very ready to jump in to take advantage of it. To do so, you might wish to contact/select a lender, get your application at least partially started, and leave instructions for them to contact you to execute the contract if/when your "strike price" is reached.
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MADISON, WI (WKOW) -------- The AP Preseason Top 25 Poll was released today and Gary Anderson's Wisconsin Badgers check in at #23.
It's the 4th straight season UW has been ranked in the preseason poll.
The Badgers are among 5 Big Ten teams in this years poll
Ohio State is no. 2, behind defending National Champion Alabama Crimson Tide.
Michigan is no. 17; Nebraska is no. 18; and Northwestern is no. 22 one spot ahead of Wisconsin.
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Master Shapeshifter may look great, except I don't see it as 2% damage per point: I see it as less than 1% per point, because you have to take Natural Shapeshifter first which is nigh worthless for anything except maybe pvp. Which means the only benefit to taking those points is to unlock MS, which makes me consider MS a 5 point talent with a trivial side effect. Looking at it that way it becomes much less tempting.
I agree. Naturalist seems a better option over the Shapeshifters for a bear build IMHO. That's an actual 10% physical buff vs. 4% with some mana conservation.
My only concern right now is whether Intentsity is worth considering in conjunction with King of the Jungle (and adding Enrage to a rotation). OOC's new version seems nigh on useless to me in a bear build.
For "required" resto talents, I only see 13 atm.
But it's early days yet.
Agreed on the shapeshifting talents 4% for 5 points just can't compare to naturalist and other plain +damage talents.
I wouldn't consider intensity to be a required bear talent though, now or in the new patch. Helpful for the very start of pulls, possibly sometimes but not after that.
I definately wouldn't be wanting to be poping enrage mid fight unless fairly overgeared, our armour is already getting dropped alot. Should be ok for rage generation with natural reaction anyway hopefully.


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DETROIT — Boston College's speed and ability to create plays in the middle of the ice during the Frozen Four this year is the reason the Eagles are lifting their fourth National Championship trophy in school history and second in the last three years.
"To win two National Championships for our juniors and seniors has never been done before in Boston College history," said Boston College Coach Jerry York. "For these guys to bring two trophies back to Boston College, I mean what a career they've had."
This year's championship game marked the fourth time in the past five years that the Eagles ended up being one of the last two teams standing.
Boston College and Wisconsin have met in the past, including previous a championship game. Wisconsin defeated Boston College 2-1 in the 2006 NCAA National Championship game.
BC has been one of the most dominating teams in the past decade under head York. The Eagles coach has led BC to seven National Championship games, winning three of them (2001, 2008, and 2010).
"I think our guys just have it inherently," said BC captain Matt Price. "They want to win and I've never seen guys work so hard."
With the win against Wisconsin, York is 28-8 in the NCAA Tournament while at the helm of Boston College.
"The positive energy you get from coach is unbelievable and he seems to always know the right thing to say, how much and how little," Price said.
Goaltender John Muse improved his NCAA Tournament record to 8-0 during his career, including two National Championships.
Muse was never really challenged during the Frozen Four, but he was good when he had to be for the Eagles. Muse stopped all 20 shots to earn the shut out against the Badgers. The Eagles' netminder also made the Frozen Four All-Tournament team.
In the Eagles win in the Northeast Regional final against Yale, Muse allowed seven goals in a wild 9-7 win. Muse allowed only one goal in two games since that individual lapse.
The Boston College offense was the team's best defender. The Eagles speed up front and dynamic forecheck kept the play in their opponents' zone the entire tournament.
Cam Atkinson's goal against Wisconsin was the best example of how Boston College played their game during the tournament. Atkinson turned on the after-burners and blew up the left wing boards and backhanded a shot through Scott Gudmandson's legs.
The Eagles do not look intimidating when they step on the ice for warm ups as they have 9 of their 12 forwards that played in the game against Wisconsin under 5'10, but their team speed and creativity in the offensive zone is unmatched.
BC's previous Championship teams have been similar in size. Consider former Eagle Nathan Gerbe at 5'6″, one of the most dynamic and productive players in Boston College hockey history. York recruits a certain type of player that fits his system. Each player can skate, can be creative in the offensive zone and most evident, they can lead.
"When you're recruiting a player, you better make sure he's going to be a good teammate," York said. "You have to sometimes pass on a highly skilled player that you don't feel is going to fit into the way I coach."
The seniors from Boston College were nothing short of outstanding during their tenure as Eagles. Price, Matt Lombardi, Carl Sneep and the Frozen Four's Most Outstanding Player, Ben Smith, led the Eagles to 101 wins and two National Championships. Moreover, they were 25-2 in postseason play during their four years at The Heights.
"You learn real quick when you come in as a freshmen," Price said. "The older guys have always done a great job to kind of teach us the way and I think that kind of carries through your career."
BC has been the blueprint for success in the past decade and even more so in the past five years. York will return a majority of this championship team next year, including his goaltender Muse.
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It's Friday night and after a few "cheap", but unknown wines to me, I think a more familiar wine is due. Tonight Las Rocas Granacha 2007 is swiped from my wine rack and gets center stage to cap off the work week. Though this wine registers $9.99, I still think it fits in the "cheap wine" category because of the Quality to Price Ratio (QPR). At least that's what my memory tells me. And coincidentally this is the second grenache of the week. Is my varietal leaning starting to rear it's ugly head? You know, you stick with what you like sometimes and this wine is in it's drinking window. Let's see what we have, bargain hunters:
Color: Medium purple with a bright edge.
Nose: Assertive smoked meat comes to mind at first. When I sniff deep into the center of the glass it is backed by a mash-up of V8 juice sprinkled with red fruits. A lighter inhale near the lip of the glass gives off a bit of a chemical smell but it's not from the glass it's from the wine. It might be acetone but it is faint and it might just be a little volatile alcohol blowing off.
Palate: Having this wine before I feels this is a bit boring from the bottles past. Perhaps it is a little over the hill but it is still bright and vibrant. There is red fruit, tobacco and light minerals. The mid-palate is a bit stemmy and the finish is smooth but tails off. This is medium bodied and actually the smoothness and integration of flavor in this make it quite quaffable.
I just feel that this one has no soul. Too many years scratching out a living at the $10 price point I guess. The wine definitely delivers and you should seek out subsequent vintages since I'm sure the 2007's are gone. This wine has been very consistent over the years and it is a great way to expand your palate while enjoying familiar flavors as you go. For a food pairing, though this sounds strange, I'm think roasted mushrooms turned into a herbaceous omelette. Yes, eggs and red wine! Heresy, but I trust my palate. Cheers!


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From my bad boyfriends, I learned that life is not easy and that relationships were not always emotionally safe.
From my good boyfriends, I learned an even more daunting lesson: that the very promise of safety is an illusion. I learned that while some choices seem less dangerous than others, life is not ultimately a game of tag.
In this respect, boring boyfriends are indeed dangerous because they lead you to repeat mistakes with genuinely bad boyfriends.
You're so thoroughly mind-numbingly dulled by your good boyfriend that the first time a bad boy with a sly grin rolls up his sleeves and looks your way, you throw your virtue, your conscience, and your sense of self-worth out the window along with your panties.
That's the double meaning of getting caught: getting caught is great if you're falling, but it's terrible if you're running away. And it isn't as if it was easy to decide what choices to make, either. The right man at the wrong time is the wrong man. And the wrong man at the right time is still the wrong man.
Nice boyfriend or bad boyfriend?
These nice boyfriends were as compelling as yesterday's news. They were clippings from a magazine that seemed interesting at the time, but to which I would never again refer. They were like wrapping paper that you remove neatly, fold, put away, and eventually throw out, crumpled up at a later date because you could never find a use for it.


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Part one of our rainy day of cooking was this pesto recipe. This silverbeet pesto recipe is a variation of the delectable fennel pesto recipe that I cooked a couple of months back. The options are endless in the pesto recipe realm – it's a delicious way to preserve and enjoy loads of lovely herbs […]Continue reading
Home Made Tomato Sauce
It seems almost obligatory in Italy to make home made tomato sauce (the kind for pasta, not the kind you dollop on chips and pies) because during summer there are an utter abundance of cheap, ripe tomatoes around so anyone who's anyone with a kitchen gets to buying a couple of boxes full and bottling […]Continue reading
Gomasio: A scrumptious Salt alternative
I mentioned gomasio in an earlier recipe, which is originally a Japanese product. This lovely seasoning is a delicious replacement for salt, and is part of a macrobiotic Diet as a healthy salt alternative. I've just been introduced to this seasoning and am currently enjoying it on salads (combined with olive oil to make a […]Continue reading
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I'm not sure how I've eaten 3 (sometimes more) meals each day for over 26 years and not discovered the fresh aniseed-ey goodness of fennel. At any rate, I have discovered it and I have definitely folded it into my ingredients list. To begin my first blog post on a note of such awe is […]Continue reading


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I've had plastic surgery before a breast reduction, and I must admit I was very pleased. I did that surgery completely alone. My husband was deployed to Iraq. MAJOR SURPRISE WHEN HE RETURNED!! Having his help this time will be a plus. I'm a young mother of two now and everything doesnt look like it did a few years ago. Lol.
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Breaking up is hard to do. So maybe that's why people give so many bad excuses for it. Of course, at some point, we've all probably heard or resorted to "It's not you, it's me." And while that sounds like a cop-out, chances are it is that person. That person just isn't sure he or she wants to be with you. Well, if you're getting dumped, he or she is very sure. But that doesn't mean there's anything wrong with you per se. No one likes to hear that though, because people want some kind of concrete reason like, "I hate your underwear." But that's usually not the way it goes. The hashtag #WorstBreakUpExcuses has been trending on Twitter all day. Here are 10 of the worst ones. I hope they're not serious but I wouldn't be surprised if they were!
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1. I'm sorry babe, but you don't Twerk like you used to.
(Ouch. I wonder if this is what Liam Hemsworth told Miley Cyrus.)
2. I can't date you because I'm a superhero and my villains will use you against me.
3. You don't look half as good as you did on Christian Mingle. God bless.
4. You're too good to me/too nice/too smart/you deserve better.
(Yes, you do.)
5. The gradual shifting of tectonic plates made you live too far away.
6. We need to break up because my dog keeps barking at you. I think he's trying to tell me something.
7. I just can't be with someone who liked Sharknado.
8. I love you but I'm not "in love" with you.
9. I've got to focus on finding out the truth about Benghazi.
10. We can't see each other anymore, I'm getting married.
What's the worst breakup line you've ever heard?
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I had an ex dump me because he drove drunk through a cow pasture totalling his truck while he was coming to see me and it was all my fault, (never happened but was his excuse, I lived with my folks and was sick in bed at the time) LOL. On a side note he later did total his truck, I blame Karma.
My ex dumped me because he was afraid he would "catch my seizures." (I have epilepsy.) Honestly, looking back I think I dodged a bullet!
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Robert K. Greenleaf put the modern servant leadership movement into motion with his 1970 publication of his essay, The Servant Leader. He defined the "servant leader" as follows:
"The servant-leader is servant first...It begins with the natural feeling that one wants to serve, to serve first. Then conscious choice brings one to aspire to lead. That person is sharply different from one who is leader first, perhaps because of the need to assuage an unusual power drive or to acquire material possessions...The leader-first and the servant-first are two extreme types. Between them are shadings and blends that are part of the infinite variety of human nature." He then goes on to say...
"The difference manifests itself in the care taken by the servant-first to make sure that other people's highest priority needs are being served. The best test, and difficult to administer, is: Do those served grow as persons? Do they, while being served, become healthier, wiser, freer, more autonomous, more likely themselves to become servants?"
After my interview, Mr. Lyder (our Advisor) told a few of us interviewees what a "servant leader" really was. Essentially, he informed us that a servant leader puts others first. Their desire is to assist others in growing as individuals and leaders. The knowledge that I gained from Mr. Lyder directly corresponds with Robert K. Greenleaf's essay. Something that has stuck with me from what I have learned about servant leadership is to serve with your whole heart. Nothing else.
As a State Officer this year, I have challenged myself to make sure that this journey does not become about me, and that the people around me are my top priority. I am confident that when I serve with my whole heart, everything else will fall into place. My challenge to you, the reader, is this:
1. Strive daily to be a servant leader by putting others first.
2. Smile every day. When you present a happy self, others will follow!
3. Develop a positive attitude. Life is better when you are optimistic!
4. When life seems difficult, PRAY!
5. Turn to others when you are feeling down.
6. Live every moment to the fullest!
I have just a couple more things before I end my first blog post! :)
A few things you should know about me, Chantelle Simon...
1. My family and my faith are my top two priorities. They both keep me grounded.
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jeebus christ managed to rack up 80 miles in biking this weekend… yesterday rode 55 with mah papa on le tandem and today rode on a single alongside my fatha. but holy shit my legs are dead. i havent been able to exercise at all really because of le jaw surgery and now i just work mah asssss off riding. hahaha but what i really took away from this all was that i need to relearn how to overcome my mind. your mind will tell you youre tired, your mind will tell you youre legs burn, your mind will tell you that your mouth is dry and your dying of thirst but you have to push through it. you can be stronger than your mind…. that is one thing i learned when i was on the cross country team at poly and i had forgotten how to overcome my mind in these circumstances.. it was good to revsist and practice that again. good weekend feel great :)2 years ago
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today i learned how to change tires on kelseys car! not only did we change all 4 tires on her car we also washed her car and her parentals car. it might sound like a lot of work, and not something you would want to spend your summer doing but i actually enjoy doing work.. as weird as that is. i like the feeling that you get after you have completed a lot of manual labor because you just feel like you have accomplished so much! now it's time to have a derrricious feast and see what the rest of the day carries :)
side note… t-minus 4 days til i get my surgery.. its slowly starting to creep up… still feeling indifferent about it all. i know it needs to get done and i just can't wait until it's all behind me but shiiiit im nervous about the pain, that's what's really freaking me out….. but for now i shall enjoy these last 4 days to the fullest !2 years ago - 1 note
hahaha okay this is just me going on a rant, but holy shet balls time to reflect on whats ahead of me.. but lets see so next weekend is my birthday weekend and i was supposed to go to san luis obispo like every year of my life on memorial day weekend but again for the 2nd year in a row i cant go:( this shet blows. last year i couldnt go cause of prom, whatever thats excusable but this year the only reason i can't go is because my sisters dumbcunt boss wont let her take work of on saturday…. what the french toast.. BETCH. so this year i shall be spending my birthday doing absolutely NOTHING. sweeet. anyways see now i feel like i sound like a snob… but anyways so not only is my birthday weekend next weekend its also my last weekend before surgery thats why i extra wanted to go to the GWBR buuuuut no. ahhh i dont want to get this damn surgery thats on june 2nd its going to kick my assssss and ruin my summer. but BLAH okay i need to stop because there are far less fortunate people i this world. i will suck it up, and enjoy whatever is thrown my way for the next two weeks. hope everyones summer is going well :)2 years ago
as the final days starting coming to an end in the dorms at SDSU im starting get a little sad :P in the beginning i really didn't care for the school, my suite-mates were all about the sorority life and i thought that's just how everyone was here. i was lonely and really thought about transferring to CSULB next year. but wow has my world changed. thanks to all the friends that have showed me that not all of SDSU consists of air-headed sorority girls and asshole frat guys. i am really going to miss chilling in my suite, being close to not only everything but everyone. yeah sure i will be moving in with a couple of my closest friends but i can't say that i won't miss all the people that you get to see randomly throughout the year. it's weird to realize that this chapter in my life has come to an end. when you're like 12 years old you think that it will be such a loooong time til you're a college freshman living in the dorms, finally moving out and creating a new life somewhere far different from what you're used to. and now that whole experience has passed, but i am so excited to live in an apartment next year, still a very big change, this next year there wont be any rules or anything, strictly shenanigans every night. ;P anyways just ranting before i have to go take my comm final. enjoying my last couple days being able to walk around this campus like it's my home, my backyard (LOL). now i still have a very cheesing goodbye to say to everyone so for now imma go back to studying :)2 years ago - 1 note


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SAN DIEGO - AUGUST 09: (L-R))Andre Gurode #65 talks with teammate Kyle Kosier #63 of the Dallas Cowboys during a pre-season game against the San Diego Chargers at Qualcomm Stadium on August 9, 2008 in San Diego, California. (Photo by Lisa Blumenfeld/Getty Images)
Dallas Cowboys' starting left guard Kyle Kosier has said he will not play Monday night against the New York Giants, but that he will return for the team's match-up with the Jacksonville Jaguars on Halloween.
Kosier suffered a strained Achilles tendon late in the first half of last week's loss to Minnesota.
Starting in Kosier's place will be swing-guard Montrae Holland. Holland started in place of Kosier once before this season--week one against the Redskins in Washington--and performed well enough to mitigate the team's concern over Kosier's loss.
"[Holland]'s a veteran player who's got a history of having success in the past as a starter and a backup who's come in," Jason Garrett said, per the Dallas Morning News. "He's certainly done that for our team this year already, so we like him. We like how he plays. He prepares well. He's gone in the game and he's done well."
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Firefighters rushed to a house fire on Mount Sterling Thursday morning. The remote, three-story structure sustained heavy damage.
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Marlon Wayans will be answering fan questions live at 11am PST/ 2PM EST Today. Follow @YahooMovies and tweet using #AskMarlon.
A Haunted House 2 was released April 18th, 2014 and stars Marlon Wayans, Jaime Pressly, Essence Atkins, Gabriel Iglesias, Missi Pyle, Ashley Rickards, Affion Crockett, Steele Stebbins. The film is directed by Michael Tiddes.


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Witaj Google to mordercy Panoramio. Prześlij dalej. Serdecznie pozdrawiam. Jan
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Best regards from Austria (no kangaroos) ;-))
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Best greetings from Spain
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Gorgeous photography David. Greetings from Melbourne. Cheers