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Self-published 2011
Published 2003 by Heibonsha, bought at Oliver Wood in Arles.
The book is signed. Fantastic book.
Self-published 2011
Self-published 2011
Self-published 2011
Published 2011 by Point Never
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Marissa Textor
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Originally published 2004 by Little More, then published 2005 by Foil , this one is a 2010 reprint (Foil), bought at Dashwood NYC while my NY trip in June
Self-published 2011
Self-published 2011, 39€
Published 1998 by Dewi Lewis Publishing, bought at Oliver Wood at Hypermkt in Arles
Becoming a Tom Wood addict
Self-published 2011, $5
Published 2011 by Schaden, bought at the Schaden booth at the Village in Arles
Markus showed me the dummy of this book in Kassel, then I had it in mind, and couldn't wait to get it. I hate pigeons, though. But here, there is something magic, traditional and poetic.
A pigeon thinking he's a peacock
If you get the chance to meet Ricardo Casés, and have him sign the book, he will stick this pigeon (the small piece of the cover) in the sky for you.
Self-published 2011
Published 2011, it's a present I got from Pierre. Last week I got back home, after a long day work, we had diner with Lucien, then I went to my desk, and… here it is !
Published 2008 by Errata editions
Published by Spontan Verlag
Published by Spontan Verlag 2010
Published by Erm Books 2011, bought on their website, $30 (AUS)
This book reminds me his first book we (Lozen up) published 2009 : 100 Flowers (sold out).
Published 2011 by Fiesta Ediciones, this book was sent to me by Dalpine
Published 2011 by Éditions Xavier Barral and Le Bal, bought at Le Bal books.
This book has been published for the current exhibition at Le Bal : Tokyo-E.
One of the nicest books of the last months.
Self-published (Rain or shine) 2007, bought at Dashwood, NYC $13
Hassla books 2011, bought at Dashwood NYC $25
Published 2008 by Rat Hole, bought at Schaden, during the Photobook Festival
for our NY competition, the winner is … Calin.
Her guess was 5,65 kg, the NY weight of books was 5,030 kg.
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The route was so beautiful, I ran a long fields, rivers, roads, mansions and even a castle. I saw my best friend's parents on the way and they were so supportive, bless them.
It was pretty cold and when I got to the park in town, I ran past these old ladies and they said to each other 'oooh she makes me cold but look at her go' and that was so sweet. I rang my Mum on the way back to tell her I wasn't dead, I was only supposed to be out for half an hour and I was talking away to her for about 15 minutes and then she asked where I was sat and I was like 'I'm not.. I'm running back..' and she was so surprised because I wasn't out of breath and said I was magnificent and aw I felt so much love.
There were a lot of hills but it was a relatively smooth run apart from on the way back when I was about 2.5 miles from home and my left foot went completely numb and I kept stopping to loosen and redo my laces about 3 times and I was wiggling my toes but they were still numb and I was thinking shit, the circulation's gone, I'm going to end up having it amputated. But after 10 minutes or so it sorted itself out and I kept going and picked up the pace and managed to get home without having to crawl which I thought I was going to have to do.
I'm always so surprised when I reach these kind of milestones how much my body is capable of. I shouldn't abuse it with binging, restricting and alcohol but I do and my body is still able perform after everything I've thrown at it and I just think that's incredible. I was born to be strong not thin.
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Sarah Kelly: Finally Free
- Tuesday, October 24, 2006
Gotee co-founder tobyMac is one person who knows Kelly has what it takes. "Sarah pushes beyond the typical 'ccm safe' female voice. Lyrically, she is so honest; she writes from the depths of her soul," Toby explains. "She is a true artist – a worshiper."
Though originally an English teacher in her hometown of Rockford, Ill., Kelly now has apartments in both Rockford and L.A., where life has pushed her into the throes of mainstream culture and the lives of many non-believers from whom Kelly seems to have gained infinite insight into the human psyche. She says, "These people are not as far from God as we think they are. Musicians are such spiritual beings, and they know that there's a God. They know it because they encounter it every time they play. And they're either running to Him or running from Him. I've had some really great talks and, even, prayers with some people that would blow your mind – real people with real lives on the journey trying to figure it out just like everyone sitting in a church pew."
When not performing, Kelly strives to help others continue on their own unique journeys through mentoring students. "There's only one theme of my life," she says, "and that's to help people write music so they can connect with God."
Free from abusive relationships and better able to pour her energy into the lives of others, Kelly is poised with a fresh perspective: "People are people – everyone is just trying to find their way. I'm not up there claiming that I've found the perfect way 'cause, honestly, I'm still searching, too. If we're dead honest, we are all still figuring it out."
With "Where the Past Meets Today" releasing, opportunities looming and a full touring schedule in the works, Kelly's quest continues. Sounds like a dream coming true.
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"The places Britain has blown up, or liberated, over 100 years or so," says Atkinson. "Initially, I photographed them unpainted. They're white underneath so they look sort of ghostly. But while I was picking them up (they were loaned to me by Airfix), I was shown a set of painted display models, which I borrowed as well.
"In the end, I think there's more to the painted models – this extra layer of ideas floating around about the creative and imaginative side of model making. It's as though they are little effigies or voodoo dolls. The models are all images of destruction, so it sits strangely with the act of creation which made them."
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A British businessman convicted of multiple charges of child porn creation and possession has come up with one of the oddest excuses for his misdeeds ever. Craig Seville said the recession turned him into a pedophile. Well, now I've heard everything.
I'm sure that Seville's business, a flying school, was suffering as the economy flagged. Most of us cut out unnecessary items when things get tight, and flying lessons are most definitely unnecessary. But can you really blame the economy for giving you lustful thoughts about children?
I guess it's as good an excuse as any.
No, really.
I don't think there is ANY excuse for being a pedophile that a sane person is going to accept. So why not blame the recession for the nearly 450 banned images you downloaded onto your computer and then Photoshopped? Why not blame the economy for propositioning and exposing yourself to an undercover officer who you thought was a 12-year-old girl?
It's ridiculous. I can see why people are outraged at Seville right now. His "excuse" makes him sound extremely callous.
But come on, would any other excuse be any better? Would he really be able to come up with some sort of reason for being a lecherous perv that would make us say, "Well, yeah, OK, that makes sense?" I should hope not!
The fact of the matter is, peddling in child porn is illegal and completely immoral. I don't care if someone is holding a gun to your head, you do not expose yourself to a child. You don't destroy the lives of helpless children in a box or with a fox. You do not do it, Sam I Am.
I don't really care why Craig Seville is a pedophile. I'm just glad that he's behind bars now, away from the children he's been hurting.
How about you?
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Pedophiles are a waste of the air that they breathe, they should all be shot and save the tax payers a lot of money.
He's just a HUMAN SHIT, who can't face what terrible thing he's done...POS!!!!!!
he is worse than human shit, i still say there should never be probation or parole for any of them that are caught, that would stop alot of that


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2013 Theme Park Insider Tournament: The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man vs. Kilimanjaro Safaris
Written by Robert Niles
This Friday, you'll select the winner of the 2013 Theme Park Insider Tournament -- the world's best themed ride. But before then, we've still got two more rides to vote into the semifinals. Disney's Splash Mountain and the Haunted Mansion have earned their way in. Which ride will join them today?
Your choices are Universal's The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man, which defeated Revenge of the Mummy 60%-40% in round one…
versus Kilimanjaro Safaris from Disney's Animal Kingdom, which upset Pooh's Hunny Hunt 67%-33% from Tokyo Disneyland.
We've actually got two rides from Orlando in this match-up, so I expect that many voters will be able to decided this one based on personal experience with these attractions. But if you can't, just follow the links above to learn more, or dive into the comments to hear what other readers have to say.
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From Rob Pastor on March 18, 2013 at 9:52 AM
Not even close. Spider-Man, one of the most innovative rides ever, and it's new HD version is even more immersive & entertaining. Versus, Kilimanjaro Safaris', a ride that I skip on every other Animal Kingdom trips since its not all that interesting after you've been on it a couple of times. The web crawler tko this round against a soft opponent.
From 188.8.131.52 on March 18, 2013 at 10:00 AM
I love Kilimanjaro Safaris. It's not so much of a attraction ride then it is a safari. But what I hate it how terrebly bumpy that "ride" is. If you have ever been in Africa on a safari you'll know they have lots of wonderfully paved roads so even for a simulation this isn't authentic. As a artritis patient I'm in a lot of pain after riding this and it doesn't make it easier to watch the beautifull animals and make pictures.
Spiderman is my choose as best attraction. It's intense and awesome and you can ride it a 100 times and still you see new details. I hate comics and superheros but this attraction does so many things right it's on the top of my most favorite list.
From Troy Dilport on March 18, 2013 at 10:01 AM
I have a fondness for the Kilimanjaro Safari and ride it every time I go to AK, but still, this is a no brainer. Spider-Man for the win.
From Brandon Mendoza on March 18, 2013 at 10:18 AM
I love real animals and against almost any other attraction (even my favorites like Indy)I'd vote for KS... but it's Spider-Man... one of my favorite super heroes, and one of the best attractions around the world! And if you ask me, it's better than Transformers despite being an older attraction.
From Dominick D on March 18, 2013 at 10:54 AM
Easy choice, Spiderman. I will say that tomorrow is gonna be an interesting day.
From Bryce McGibeny on March 18, 2013 at 11:35 AM
Easy. The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man.
From David Brown on March 18, 2013 at 11:38 AM
A hundred acre re-creation of an African savannah in which there is nothing visible that would not be seen on a real African safari, including vegetation and plant-life, populated by real grazing animals, versus a glorified video-game.
However technologically impressive Spiderman is, (and it's pretty darn clever), for me it doesn't come close to the scope, ambition, drama and sheer visual impact of Kilimanjaro Safaris. What's more - I can ride the Safari time and time again and see different things every time. I can only ride Spiderman once or twice before it's predictable.
Kilimanjaro Safari is unique amongst theme park attractions and stands as one of Disney's most ambitious and original attractions and for me there is simply no contest. Clearly that sets me against the trend here....
From robert morris on March 18, 2013 at 11:47 AM
Safari not even covering the spread today
From David L. on March 18, 2013 at 1:35 PM
This was tough. Both rides are immersive and well themed. Spidy was pretty innovative when it opened and provides some mild thrills. Kilimanjaro provides a longer, less thrilling, yet still exciting ride. It's unpredictable, but in its case that can be a bad thing. I couldn't pick, so I went with the better themed land around the ride.
Successive rides on spidy may change my vote, but I'm fine with either of these great rides winning.
From Daniel Etcheberry on March 18, 2013 at 1:38 PM
Spider-Man vs. Kilimanjaro Safaris? Is this a joke? Why not Spider-Man vs. parking lot?
From N B on March 18, 2013 at 2:31 PM
Daniel...... LMAO..... I do think Captain EO vs parking lot would be a close call, however.
From James Rao on March 18, 2013 at 2:58 PM
Spider-Man...over ten years old and still the most innovative attraction on the planet. Go Spidey!
(SM is my dark horse to win it all).
From David L. on March 18, 2013 at 3:27 PM
I'm going to start campaigning for tomorrow for those who will vote tomorrow before looking at the comments.
Tower of Terror is by far the better ride for many reasons. Both exteriors are impressive, but Tower's better use of forced perspective (if they use it at all) is far better done than Potter's decent, but not convincing forced perspective. Both queues are really detailed, but Tower's has a much better implemented preshow (you can't walk into the middle of Tower's preshow). Both rides are thrilling and detailed, but Tower's is more thrilling and terrorizing (unless you have arachnophobia). Tower's randomness and consistent upkeep Of effects bumps it up even more.
Overall, Tower of Terror not only excites and thrills me more than the Forbidden Journey, but it is also just as well themed. Tower of Terror's superior overall experience deserves your votes tomorrow.
From Jay R. on March 18, 2013 at 3:52 PM
Good campaign speech David, lol!
The 1 thing going in this tournament so far is there have been upsets, so tower has a good chance of upsetting potter, which seems to be the favorite to win.
From Dominick D on March 18, 2013 at 4:04 PM
Like I said the other day, I haven't been on TOT yet. I will say that the ride looks alot better than FJ and I love a good surprise in voting, so I'll be voting TOT.
Let's not forget the show building is MEANT to be seen.
From Mike Gallagher on March 19, 2013 at 2:33 AM
David L. said, "Both rides are thrilling and detailed, but Tower's is more thrilling and terrorizing (unless you have arachnophobia)."
Unfortunately, I've only been on ToT two or three times, but I don't remember anything involving spiders. Perhaps you meant ACROPHOBIA, fear of heights?
From David L. on March 19, 2013 at 4:19 AM
Mike, the Forbidden Journey has spiders. One with arachnophobia would be more terrorized by a ride with spiders than a ride without (Tower of Terror). Does that make more sense?
From Mike Gallagher on March 19, 2013 at 4:42 PM
Gotcha, David. The sentence made it seem like you were associating ToT with spiders. My bad.
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Caroline Kennedy Lists Martha's Vineyard Land for $45 Million
Design News 05.06.13
In other news, check out the art of modern neon signs, and the Astor's Rokeby Estate is the new Grey Gardens. See the headlines after the jump.
• Caroline Kennedy Selling Martha's Vineyard Land For A Hefty Sum | HuffPost Home
• Meet A Modern-Day Master Of The Classic Neon Sign | Co.Design
• The Astor Family's Rokeby Estate Has Become A Rundown Mansion, Not Unlike 'Grey Gardens' | HuffPost Home
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Oh, lord, I hope Caroline isn't planning to run for office.
Sad. You'd think with all the money she ALREADY has? She'd just leave this in a trust and make it a preserve.
ITA with Sunsets and Swimming Pools.
ITA with Sunsets and Swimming Pools.
@Sunsets: None of us has any idea how much money she has. She might need it for some reason.
Hopefully the planning regulations on Martha's Vineyard are as draconian as I imagine them being. I doubt new owners could build extensively on that land, but local governments have been quite desperate to maximize tax revenue in the last several years, and affluent enclaves have been no exception. I don't think the Kennedys are particularly fascinating people, but I do hope that they would be careful in choosing a responsible buyer.
Also, that Rokeby Estate link was alarmist and stupid. Grey Gardens was marinated in cat urine for decades and almost entirely unmaintained, versus this place, which I guess looks a little drab? Thanks for the pointless linkbait, AT and HuffoPo!
I got to watch the gentleman who makes the neon signs at Ramsay Signs (Portland) and it is an art.
Uhhhh, 18percentGray, you're joking right? Last I saw she worth over 400M. It's kinda public record when run for Senate.


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SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. — They might not have won the Little League World Series championship, but the Cumberland American Little League all-stars proved one last time on Tuesday afternoon why they are champions.
Connor Mastin, Max Hanuschak and Conor Lavallee delivered clutch sixth-inning hits and Colin Cannata scored the winning run on an error as Cumberland roared back from a four-run, sixth-inning deficit to edge Rotterdam, Netherlands, 8-7, in a consolation game at Lamade Stadium.
Chris Costantino made sure not leave any traces of doubt.
Thanks to a strong showing this with the Laconia (N.H.) Muskrats of the New England Collegiate Baseball League, any and all speculation the St. Louis Cardinals had in the 19-year-old Lincoln native fell by the waste side. The fact-finding mission might have encompassed much of the summer, but the Cardinals realized that Costantino's talents exceeded those of a typical 43rd round selection, which is where he emerged during this past June's Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft.
WOONSOCKET – Medical receptionist Lisa Gillespie was going about her chores on the eighth floor of the Cornerstone Building yesterday afternoon when something that isn't supposed to happen did.
"I felt a tremor," said Gillespie. "The first thing I did was look behind me to see if anyone else felt it, and one of my co-workers confirmed that she did. The patients in the waiting room felt it, too."
WOONSOCKET — A passerby trying to save people in a burning tenement ended up the only casualty from the fire at 121 Providence St. early Tuesday.
Police said William A. Paul III was treated at Landmark Medical Center for lacerations to his hand after punching through a window.
There's no way Paul could have known, but no one was inside the three-story, four-family residence when he happened upon the fire during a late-night bicycle ride.
"It was vacant," said Lt. Michael Morin of the Woonsocket Fire Department. "It looked like the whole house was going through a rehab."
UXBRIDGE - Edward H. Powers, 71, of Chapin St. died Mon. Aug. 22 at his home surrounded by his loving family. His wife of 35 years Leona Carol (Depatie) Powers died in 1995.
UXBRIDGE - Russell J. Murray Sr., 79, of Sutton St. died Thur. Aug. 18 at his home. He is survived by his wife of 58 years, Claire A. (Vincent) Murray; 2 sons Vincent M. Murray of Hope, ME and Russell J. Murray, Jr. of Wellesley; a daughter Mary Ellen Gordon of Waterbury Center, VT; 4 grandchildren; 2 great grandchildren; sister Patricia (Murray) Rivet of N. Carolina and several nephews and nieces.
Making the tough call goes with the territory of being a baseball general manager, knowing full well that rosters aren't built on favoritism. The never-ending quest to explore every imaginable avenue in search of talent is one that can't be entered into lightly for fear of making a decision that comes back to haunt the ballclub.
With that as the backdrop, Theo Epstein's evaluating glasses figure to get plenty of usage as the Boston G.M. spends the 2012 season drawing conclusions regarding the decisions to be made relating to the team's long-term answer at third base.
For the 11 high school teams in the Blackstone Valley, as well as the others from across the state, the road to postseason glory in December started last week during workouts on hot mid-August mornings and afternoons that were better suited for spending on a beach.
And while the ultimate goal of every team is to reach the Super Bowl in their respective divisions, two teams from the area, Woonsocket and Tolman, are hoping to get back to the championship game.
PAWTUCKET – Pawtucket Red Sox manager Arnie Beyeler had only request of his starting pitcher Monday night – pitch deep into the game.
Tony Pena Jr. heeded the wishes of his skipper, the right-hander tossing 6 2/3 innings of one-run ball Monday night as Pawtucket held on for a 3-2 win against Syracuse. The victory enables the PawSox to move into sole possession of first place in the I.L. North after Lehigh Valley was shut out by Indianapolis, 2-0.
PAWTUCKET – Luis Exposito finally heard the words he's longed to hear – the catching responsibilities for the Pawtucket Red Sox are his and his alone.
No longer is Exposito subjected to a strict platoon partnership, one that can test even the most patient of souls. Thanks to Ryan Lavarnway's promotion to Boston and the Red Sox shipping off prospect Tim Federowicz at the July 31 trade deadline, the 24-year-old Exposito holds the title as the primary backstop.
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Software Sales & Marketing Deal Structures?
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Entrepreneurs asks: "My business partner and I run a small but growing software company. For approximately the past two years, we have been collaborating with some outstanding overseas developers, have established a strong relationship with this group, and plan on continuing our collaboration with them in the future. As a means of jump-starting our business, we have entered into discussions with this same group regarding some would-be sales and marketing deals in which they would develop and support some products while we would be solely responsible for sales, marketing and would bear all costs associated with these activities. Both parties are in essentially in agreement as to the overarching roles that would be played, but we are as yet far apart in regards to our respective perception as to what represents a fair deal structure (% revenues) for the developer as opposed to the sales/marketing partner. What wisdom can Slashdot readers offer regarding the typical structure of software sales and marketing agreements?""Previous experience in the biotechnology industry (an industry that I argue shares several similarities to the software industry) tells me that sales/marketing partners typically get anywhere from 60 to 75% of topline revenues, with the remainder going to the development company. Our overseas partners are essentially arguing for the exact opposite, something to which we would never agree, as we believe it would represent an abandonment of our fiduciary responsibilities. Having never negotiated a deal such as this, we are somewhat at a loss as to what the industry standard terms are for situations such as this and have had a difficult time obtaining quality information that addresses our situation."


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We've said it before and we'll say it again: cute gym stuff makes working out more bearable. That's why we're loving the Essential Gym Bag ($78) from Lululemon. It's got plenty of pockets for the essentials, holds a yoga mat or a laptop (versatility!), and comes with a great washable interior pouch for keeping your sweaty stuff or shoes separate from your clean clothes. There's also a shoulder strap for days when you're using it for everything and it's just too heavy to carry.
This bag is too cute! I totally agree that having cute things make working out so much better. Great post!
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COLUMBUS, GA - Michael Johnson, the prime suspect in the 2011 murder of Steve Toms, appeared in Recorders Court Friday. Johnson is being charged with murder, armed robbery, and weapons charges.
It's been almost two years since 63-year-old Steve Toms was fatally shot, but on Friday 29-year-old Michael Johnson was charged with the murder.
"This is at the very initial stage. He was just served with this warrant yesterday. He is maintaining his innocence," Robert Wadkins, Jr. says.
Johnson has been in jail since pleading guilty to a 2012 armed robbery. Columbus Police detective Andrew Tyner started investigating Johnson after a concerned citizen came to the police department with information about Johnson's alleged involvement in the murder.
"I believe they got his name through Mr. Soloman (Johnson's cousin) mentioning it to the concerned citizen who we don't know who that is," Wadkins says.
When police questioned Johnson, he stated that he was at his mother's house during the time of Toms murder and didn't know where the Gold and Silver Trading Company was located, but later Johnson drew a layout of the business when accusing his cousin of the murder.
"Once Mr. Kelly asked the detective how detailed the diagram was, he said it wasn't detailed. Our position would be that the diagram would be consistent with someone who had it described to them."
Subpoenaed records of Johnson's cell phone show that Johnson was not at his mothers but was in the area of the murder. Johnson changed his story claiming to be at a recording studio.
"I can't speak on the inconsistencies if there are any. Once again, the statements are all without context," Wadkins says.
When back in jail, Johnson made calls to friends instructing them on his alibi. Cash and jewelry were stolen from the business, yet none were recovered at Johnson's residence.
Johnson is being held without bond for murder and armed robbery, but for his other two charges possession of a firearm during the commission of a crime and by a convicted felon, his bond is set to $200,000.
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Can God really forgive our sins?
The answer to this question is Yes!
Jesus says in Mt. 12:31,"Any sin and blasphemy shall be forgiven people." Jesus, by His death and resurrection took the punishment for all our sins, past, present, and future. The work He did was fully sufficient for God to see us as holy and blameless in His sight through Jesus Christ. God says in His Word,
"You were His enemies separated from Him by your evil thoughts and actions. Yet now he has reconciled you to Himself through the death of Christ in His physical body. As a result, He has brought you into His presence, and you are holy and blameless as you stand before Him without a single fault." (Col. 1:21,22).
God made it possible for us to be reconciled to Him. It is impossible for any sin to come into God's presence, but when we believe in Jesus Christ, who He was, what He did, and choose to turn away from our sinful life and follow Him, His word, and His commandments, then we are cleansed and made holy (without sin) in the sight of God.
Paul writes,"For it is by grace that you have been saved through faith; and that is not of yourselves, it is the gift of God." (Eph. 2:8). Jesus says that we are dead in our sins until we come to Him and ask forgiveness in His name and seek to turn away from sin. Jesus promises, "For this is the will of My Father; that everyone who beholds the Son and believes in Him will have eternal life, and I Myself will raise him up on the last day." (John 6:40). But Jesus also warns that "Whoever rejects the Son will not see life for God's wrath remains on them." (John 3:36).
Believing in Jesus is the attitude we need to have. The word believing in the original Greek means – 'to place confidence in, to trust, to rely on Jesus, not just because of what others have said, but because of what our heart tells us'. In believing we aim to build a relationship with Him. It is this relationship that is important.
It is important not just to pay lip service to Jesus by saying we believe, think that's okay, and not allow the Holy Spirit to change our lives. There has to be a commitment on our part, by our will, to live our life for Him, to follow Him. We must be willing to allow Jesus, in the power of His Holy Spirit, to take control of our life.
Someone once wrote,
"Jesus has called us into a relationship with Him, not just a decision to believe in Him."Believing is important for salvation, for the Bible says in Acts 16:31,"Believe in the Lord Jesus, and you will be saved." Yet relationship is important in our growth as a Christian, something we develop over time as in any relationship. Spiritual growth is gained by spending time with Jesus on a daily basis. When we ask Jesus into our life, the power of His Spirit desires to regenerate us and we should begin to see a renewing of our personality; the sign of spiritual growth.
The fruit of truly being a Christian and receiving God's total forgiveness for all our sins is a regenerated heart. We should begin to see a change in our life as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit make their home within us, (John 14:21-23), giving us a sense of the assurance that we are truly forgiven. We should experience the joy that the guarantee of spending eternity in heaven with Christ gives us, (Eph.1). The fruit of our believing will exhibit itself in a desire to serve Christ in our daily life. So, being a Christian is not just about believing, it is about all that happens through that belief.


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Kosher smartphones answer to a higher authority
Devices that comply with ultra-Orthodox Jewish law are now available, but only chosen ones can get one.
The religiously conservative Jews, also called Haredi, objected to smartphones because they allow users free access to the Internet and the wider secular culture, including pornography. To address these fears, companies serving the community, such as Ramit Levy Communications, are "dumbing down" the devices by restricting a user's ability to surf the Net.
Ramit Levy does give users access to some 600 apps that its religious advisers have approved in areas such as banking and satellite navigation, according to the paper.
Ironically, the phone Ramit Levy is modifying is the LG Nexus 4, dubbed the Google (GOOG) Phone because the search engine giant developed it to show off the very technology that caused the Haredi no end of worries.
However, users have to be chosen to buy the phones, and getting chosen isn't easy. Students at religious schools, for one, are rejected because they should be focusing on their studies.
"To apply for one, you have to complete a form outlining your reasons for needing a smart phone, and secure the approval of your rabbi, whose name and phone number must be written down so that the company's supervising rabbis can decide whether they think that you can be trusted to use it responsibly," the Forward says. "They accept work-related reasons, but not requests for recreational -- or what they deem frivolous -- use."
Ramit Levy's rival in the market is Nativ, which sells a phone that is even more "kosher" because it's stripped of its ability to send and receive calls in order to limit their use to work hours.
Even isolated communities have to make peace with the modern world.
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This is ridiculous. You can't isolate people from everyday society. It's a phone for god sakes! If you think granting permission, restricting the internet and placing strict peramaters is going to keep people from these "evils" you are just naive. If religion is that important, those principles and practices will take precedent in these people's lives and they will use the phone moderately and not go overboard. I'm curious to know how many of these Orthodox jews that keep kosher actually follow it by the book. It really makes you wonder. Afterall... who wouldn't grow tired of all these restrictions?
Just the beginning....
.....remember how kosher only pertained to meat, pickles, wine, and other select items....
.....and now dish detergent, laundry detergent, plastic/aluminum wrap, plastic cups, paper plates, ice,
eggs, milk, cream, orange juice, ketchup, mustard, mayonnaise, salsa, fries, ice cream, pasta, butter, cookies, cakes, pudding, dough, bread, tortillas, peanut butter, etc......
....to the point where you can barely find a product without a kosher symbol on it, P, U, K, or D....
....with companies supposedly paying billions to Rabbi's and synagogues to have these symbols on their products, and the companies then passing the cost on to the consumers....
....and now non-food related items will now be deemed kosher, with telephone companies allegedly paying for this status....
....with persons of other faiths forced to pay for this every time these items are purchased, since there are nearly no alternatives - with even Easter & Christmas food and dessert items having kosher symbols....
....with much of the monies reportedly being used for Apartheid actions in the Middle East and elsewhere.
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Crazy Horse Memorial
Located near Custer, South Dakota, Crazy Horse Memorial will be the world's largest sculpture, carved out of Thunderhead Mountain. When complete, the sculpture will be 641 feet wide and 563 feet high. By comparison, the heads of Mount Rushmore are 60 feet high.
"My fellow chiefs and I would like the white man to know the red man has great heroes, too." These are the words Chief Henry Standing Bear wrote to sculptor Korczak Ziolkowski in 1939 urging him to visit the Black Hills and carve a mountain sculpture honoring American Indians. Ziolkowski started on the sculpture in 1948 and today his family carries on the dream as work progresses on the world's largest mountain sculpture.
The Memorial includes the Indian Museum of North America, the Native
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Book recommendations for July 4th
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Money Ain't Everything
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Come join us on June 4 at 6 p.m. in the Ora Glover Community Room as we welcome Eyone Williams and discuss his book, Money Ain't Everything.
About The Book
Vicioso was born into a world of poverty in the projects of Santa Cruz in Panama City, Panama. He longs for one thing and one thing only: a better life in a better place.
He leaves Panama and heads to the U.S. in an effort to provide a better life for himself and his family. Money is the only thing that can change his life for the better, yet the power of the dollar is also the very thing that can tear his life apart.
"All the World's a Stage..."
Published on Monday, May 20, 2013
Students 8 to 16 are invited to come with any ideas, questions they may have about developing scripts and producing plays. We'll be developing scripts, with a possibility to produce them later on! All students with a flair for the dramatic are invited to attend!
Published on Friday, April 19, 2013
This April, the Anacostia Neighborhood will offer special progams in celebration of National Poetry Month! From haiku to epic, here are a few of our favorite books.
- Beowulf Book One: Grendel the Ghastly by Michelle L. Szobody
- Casey at Bat, by Ernest Laurence Thayer
Newest Book: 'Honor Thy Thug'
Published on Monday, April 15, 2013
Come out and welcome Wahida Clark and talk to her about her newest hot title, Honor Thy Thug.
About the Book
'Go-Go Live: The Musical Life and Death of a Chocolate City'
Published on Sunday, April 14, 2013
Go-Go Live is a social history of black Washington told through its go-go music and culture. Encompassing dance moves, nightclubs and fashion -- as well as the voices of artists, fans, business owners, and politics -- Natalie Hopkinson's Washington-based narrative reflects the broader history of race in urban America in the second half of the 20th century and the early 21st.
Join us on April 25 at 7 p.m.
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A Designer of Haute Couture
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What's a Discount Diva?
It's a person devoted to fashion, particularly unique clothing or high fashion. A Discount Diva has a great sense of style and fashion but can put together head-turning outfits on a small budget and still keep on looking her best with extraordinary glamor.
Throughout this program our Discount Divas will:
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Join us Saturday, April 13 from 12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. to join in the fun!
Ages 4 and older. Call 202-698-1959 for more information.
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Jazz and art blend perfectly at Anacostia Library when The Creative Class meets for its next workshop, Jazz Block Printing, Saturday, April 27, 2-4 p.m. The Creative Class uses materials from the library's collection to teach new crafting techniques to adults.
We will make block prints using books on jazz musicians and history as inspiration, and listen to jazz music as we create. Please email email@example.com to register.
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March is Sing With Your Child Month! Lullabies, songs, and rhymes help prepare children for language and reading skills, and are an important part of early literacy. So help us celebrate by singing to your child with some of our favorite picture books that are easily turned into songs.


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A look at the rollercoaster year of Nuggets basketball
Hopes were high for the Nuggets at the end of the 2012 offseason, with some analysts predicting up to 59 wins and a top two playoff seed. Masai Ujiri had acquired Olympic gold medalist and star defender Andre Iguodala in a trade, and extended Ty Lawson and JaVale McGee with long-term contracts. He surrounded the team's young core with veteran Andre Miller and cheap talent like Anthony Randolph and Evan Fournier.
But a difficult early schedule loomed. The Nuggets would play 22 of their first 32 games on the road, including 8 sets of back-to-back games. By the end of November, the team had a pair of four game winning streaks sandwiched in between three losing streaks of three games each, including worrying losses to the lowly Suns and Magic.
|Danilo Gallinari, SF 35 MIN | 8-15 FG | 2-3 FT | 5 REB | 6 AST | 2 STL | 1 BLK | 1 TO | 20 PTS | +13
More important than the numbers was the fact Gallo looked completely rehabilitated from his nagging injuries. Six assists is a good sign Gallo is figuring out how to make the most of his dynamic perimeter game. He scored from all over and once again looked spry doing it, busting out some of his most athletic plays of the season.
|Kenneth Faried, SF 33 MIN | 4-6 FG | 3-4 FT | 10 REB | 2 AST | 1 STL | 4 BLK | 1 TO | 11 PTS | +20
The story hasn't changed with Faried. He can get better defensively but it doesn't really matter when he pumps out a nonchalant double-double with four blocks to boot. The Clippers were physical with Kenneth and it didn't faze him. Faried's energy was on another level and he looked like he could have kept going all night.
|Kosta Koufos, C 19 MIN | 3-3 FG | 0-0 FT | 3 REB | 0 AST | 1 STL | 2 BLK | 1 TO | 6 PTS | +11
Not a great game out of Koufos. His first-half defense left a lot to be desired but he managed to finish strong with a great second half. Koufos continues to be a dependable guy but his production was lacking relative to his minutes.
|Ty Lawson, PG 35 MIN | 9-15 FG | 0-0 FT | 6 REB | 11 AST | 1 STL | 0 BLK | 0 TO | 21 PTS | +23
What else is there to say? That was a masterful performance and a prime example of what makes Lawson's signature game so good. Ty showed he can be an efficient distributor and manage his scoring with the flow of the game. He's been a lot better at recognizing when he needs to stretch his game out and hit a tough shot. He directed with Chris Paul-like precision and it's safe to say outplayed his All-Star counterpart.
|Andre Iguodala, SG 39 MIN | 5-10 FG | 2-2 FT | 3 REB | 7 AST | 2 STL | 1 BLK | 1 TO | 14 PTS | +15
He did a great job moving the ball and not forcing shots. Iguodala is guaranteed to provide outstanding defense and playmaking every minute he's on the floor, but his scoring has probably been the most inconsistent it's ever been. His flaws as a scorer are evident as his natural tendency is to shoot too many jumpers, but he's managed it so well in Denver and focused on playmaking instead. It's just one example of the way he consistently leads the Nuggets on both ends of the floor.
|Corey Brewer, SF 19 MIN | 5-11 FG | 0-0 FT | 3 REB | 1 AST | 0 STL | 0 BLK | 2 TO | 11 PTS | -2
A pretty standard Brewer game with a lot of leakouts, gambling for steals and an airball or two thrown in for good measure. Brew scored and ran hard off the bench as usual but he didn't have a particularly good night.
|JaVale McGee, C 14 MIN | 0-1 FG | 0-0 FT | 2 REB | 0 AST | 0 STL | 2 BLK | 2 TO | 0 PTS | +4
There were the highlight blocks and then there were the four fouls and alarming number of missed block-outs for a 14 minute performance. I love Pierre but he got pretty well owned on the boards and two rebounds is just hard to comprehend.
|Andre Miller, PG 20 MIN | 4-8 FG | 3-3 FT | 2 REB | 1 AST | 0 STL | 0 BLK | 1 TO | 12 PTS | -1
He had his shot going early but really couldn't get a hold of the pace all night. Miller scored and did what he could off the bench but I have to wonder how much of a role he might have in a playoff matchup against the Clippers, who will use a zone and and challenge Denver to put size and shooting on the floor. Miller was solid but didn't have much of a role in this one.
|Wilson Chandler, SG 26 MIN | 5-8 FG | 0-0 FT | 4 REB | 5 AST | 0 STL | 0 BLK | 2 TO | 12 PTS | -8
He started rough and played some really poor interior defense throughout the first half. As the game wore on the physical play seem to fire up Wil and he exploded with one of his better all-around games of the season. He was key in helping the Nuggets close the first half strong when the game was still well within reach for the Clippers.
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The Nuggets didn't seem to have the best energy tonight and credit Karl for motivating them to turn it up in the second half. This was not one of the Nuggets' finer performances but a solid, efficient game and a business-like win they needed to have. Lawson shined directing the flow on his own so you also have to credit Karl for recognizing it and pulling back on using the Lawson-Miller tandem in the second half.
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It the latest edition of Roundball Mining Company's 5-on-5 series we explore which potential playoff scenarios could benefit or hinder the Nuggets success in the postseason. Fellow readers T.J. McBride and Mitchell Carroll have been selected to participate this time around. If you'd like to contribute next time, be sure and follow Charlie, Jeremey and Kalen on Twitter. As always, please feel free to leave your answers to these questions in the comments section below.
|Nene, C 22 MIN | 4-12 FG | 0-0 FT | 5 REB | 3 AST | 8 PTS | +19
Nene fought through early foul trouble and thankfully he got a comfortable amount of rest with another back-to-back coming up. Although you'd like to see a better shooting percentage and fewer turnovers, Nene getting the ball opens up the rest of the offense and he got plenty of touches tonight.
|Danilo Gallinari, SF 27 MIN | 7-10 FG | 2-2 FT | 6 REB | 4 AST | 21 PTS | +24
Gallo was on fire. I had no problem with his benching in Memphis and was confident he'd respond with a solid game just as he did after his first bad performance in Philadelphia. Without Gallo providing a spark the game was headed towards becoming a blowout in the wrong direction.
|Timofey Mozgov, C 22 MIN | 5-5 FG | 1-3 FT | 7 REB | 0 AST | 11 PTS | +12
He's improving. Made Blake Griffin and DeAndre Jordan work much harder than they wanted to on defense. The key stat is only one turnover. His weak side defense could be much better but he continues to do a solid job contesting perimeter shots and putting pressure on the opposing guards.
|Arron Afflalo, SG 36 MIN | 3-6 FG | 8-8 FT | 3 REB | 2 AST | 15 PTS | +12
How bad did Afflalo need a game like this? I missed some of the first quarter where he apparently got off to a rough start, but Arron found a way to fight through it. 8 free throws are outstanding and most impressive was the ball-pressure he applied on Chris Paul, often picking him up at full court and crowding his space all night.
|Ty Lawson, PG 32 MIN | 6-11 FG | 5-6 FT | 4 REB | 6 AST | 18 PTS | +23
Much better game. Not spectacular, but a normal Lawson performance Nuggets fans love to see night in and night out. Turnovers have been a problem and although many of them haven't been Lawson's fault, he had much better control tonight. Made some spectacular hustle plays to stretch the lead at critical moments.
|Al Harrington, PF 21 MIN | 3-9 FG | 0-0 FT | 3 REB | 2 AST | 8 PTS | +8
Al started slow but eventually found his stroke in time to put the game away. His minutes finally returned to a reasonable amount and he wasn't stuck trying to do to much. Harrington could be better guarding the rim but he was somewhat effective against Blake Griffin managing to pull the chair out a number of times.
|Andre Miller, PG 29 MIN | 3-5 FG | 2-2 FT | 3 REB | 8 AST | 8 PTS | +17
Five shot attempts is a much healthier game out of Andre Miller. Didn't take a three or force shots and bad passes. Not being switched onto Rudy Gay definitely helped him stay fresh and effective throughout the night.
|DeMarre Carroll, F 5 MIN | 0-0 FG | 0-0 FT | 0 REB | 1 AST | 0 PTS | -2
Carroll is still on the team. He's also back and finally healthy after a hamstring kept him out much of the season. Don't read too much into the grade, C means incomplete in this case
|Rudy Fernandez, SG 19 MIN | 4-7 FG | 0-0 FT | 2 REB | 1 AST | 10 PTS | +5
Rudy can be a very effective weapon off the bench. The Nuggets need to play him and get him shots more consistently. I've been hoping for him to look for his shot more aggressively and resist trying to make the spectacular play. Fernandez did both tonight.
|Kosta Koufos, C 12 MIN | 1-3 FG | 2-2 FT | 5 REB | 0 AST | 4 PTS | -3
Koufos could do a little more with his minutes, but I'm glad he came in ahead of Birdman. I liked his energy on defense in Memphis and he was okay tonight. Perhaps with more of a role Koufos' game will come around and we can get a better idea of what he brings to the table.
|Kenneth Faried, F 7 MIN | 2-3 FG | 2-2 FT | 3 REB | 0 AST | 6 PTS | -5
Raw is the only way to describe him. The team needs to teach him the fundamentals of playing on offense rather than just throwing up long range lobs when he enters the game. Needs to set better screens and post up some, but I'm probably expecting too much of the Manimal. He was still a beast in the paint and finished everything around the rim. I also think Faried has potential to draw a lot of fouls should he end up seeing more minutes.
|Jordan Hamilton, G 7 MIN | 1-2 FG | 0-0 FT | 0 REB | 1 AST | 3 PTS | -5
Hamilton showed off his quick release and smooth jumper. He also showed flashes of passing ability off drives to the rim. I am excited to see what this guy can do in the future.
It's early in the Denver Nuggets 2011-2012 season, but the story so far has no doubt been the inspiring double overtime win against the departed Carmelo Anthony and the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden.
Tonight's game against the Los Angeles Clippers doesn't feature the same hype and excitement surrounding the Knicks contest, but it's no less symbolic for Nuggets fans witnessing Chauncey Billups' first return to the Pepsi Center since the infamous trade marking the end of the Melo era.
After three straight solid home wins, the Nuggets are carrying nice momentum into their second road trip of the season. It's a quick back-to-back in New Orleans and San Antonio against two teams which provide unique challenges for this new Nuggets team. While the Hornets and Spurs appear to be reeling from injuries, let's not forget these are still road games against well-rested opponents.
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Already with an entirely new cast of characters on hand, starting their four game road trip without Arron Afflalo and Danilo Gallinari was not the ideal way for the Nuggets to kick off the most crucial and difficult stretch of season yet. Yet the way we've seen this team respond to the twists and turns of a truly bizarre season keep reminding us that unconventional is hardly uncomfortable anymore. Despite a horrible start and a substandard defensive effort the Nuggets still manage one of their most impressive road wins with the fifth seed on the line against the Hornets.
(I know, I know, the title is cheesy and overused but why go creative and really long when you can go short and simple?) The Nuggets dreams of an undefeated season were ended in the Bayou last night as they fell 101-95 to the New Orleans Hornets. Despite a double-double performance from Carmelo Anthony (24 points and 10 boards) and solid outings from Chauncey (20 pts and 5 dimes) and the surprisingly effective Sheldon Williams (8 pts and 13 rebounds, leading the team in the latter category in back-to-back games), Denver couldn't complete their second-half comeback. After being down by as much as 14 late in the second quarter, Denver took the lead at one point in the third and then jumped out to a six-point lead with 8 minutes to go in the ballgame. Then Chris Paul took over, dropping 10 points and 3 dimes in the last 10 minutes, and David West hit a couple tough fade-away jumpers over Al Harrington to seal the win.
The Nuggets jumped out to a great start early, going up 8-0 and looking good on D, forcing contested jumpers from the Hornets. Then Sheldon and Nene let Okafor have his way in the middle on both sides of the ball, and Emeka had some easy layups and forced contested shots in the paint. Nene knocked down a couple of 18-footers (showing some extended range that this Nuggets fan didn't know he had) to help the bigs' cause, but then the pick-and roll defense on Paul (and later Jerryd Bayless and Willie Green) started to fall apart. NOLA's guards were getting into the paint WAY too easy, leading to some easy buckets (Green's baseline slam and J-Bay's and-1 layup on JR) and kick-outs for threes (Marcus Thornton hit back-to-back threes to stretch the Hornets' lead to 14).
On the positive side Ty Lawson made Chris Paul look like Anthony Carter (which isn't easy to do), burning him to the basket a few times and doing a respectable job distributing the rock. And despite his struggles on the defensive end, Al Harrington looks good off the bench, giving the 2nd unit some semblance of offense when JR struggles to find his shot.
In the second half Melo took over, hitting his patented mid-range jumpers and getting to the basket a few times as well. And as one RMC writer predicted in his season preview ( I won't be doing too much self-promotion, I promise) Aaron Afflalo continues to break out of his shell, hitting some shots when his teammates can't find the range; if he can prove to/remain a viable threat on offense, it will make this team much more dangerous late in games and allow George Karl to keep him in for defense while not losing anything on the offensive end. And while all you JR Swish fans may grimace when I say this, it's a good thing for this team when Afflalo is in the game late and getting starters minutes over JR, because I'm 99% sure he will not be a Nugget next year.
Next up for the Nuggets is the Houston Rockets, who will welcome Denver to the Toyota Center for their home opener tonight at 6:30 MST. Houston is coming off back-to-back road losses to open the season in two very winnable games against the Lakers and Warriors. Denver needs to play better D against Luis Scola then they did against D-West, because as good as West's mid-range game is, Scola is a much better back-to-the-basket player, can hit the hook shot with either hand, and is a better passer (which means watch out for the kickout to Kevin Martin or Aaron Brooks). Houston has some absolute snipers on the perimeter (the aforementioned K-Mart and Brooks), and even if one is cold the other could easily drop 30+.
They signed Erick Dampier yesterday to join Yao and Brad Miller at center, so Nene and Sheldon will have to step it up even more with Rick Adelman being able to rotate those guys at will to keep his bigs fresh. If Denver can control the penetrate and kick better than they did last night, keep their bigs out of foul trouble (so Melvin Ely isn't matched up with Scola) and get some offensive production from their bench (I'm talking to you JR…and Al needs 15+ too) they have a great chance of coming back home 1-1 on their mini-roadtrip before they welcome Dallas to "The Can" on Wednesday night.
Over the past few days I have been fortunate enough to appear on Brian Doolittle's NBA show in St. Louis called At the Buzzer on Sports Radio 1380 to talk about Carmelo Anthony's future in Denver and I was a guest on Rapcast, the Raptors Republic podcast, to discuss Linas Kleiza and what he will bring as he takes his talents north of the border. In a nutshell Bryan Colangelo is selling Kleiza as a gritty player that will bring stout defense to the Raptors. Talk about setting someone up to fail. Kleiza is a skilled player, but a defensive stalwart he is not.
Ryan Schwan at Hornets 247 sought out the best trade offers for Chris Paul from the members of the TrueHoop Network. My four team masterpiece did not claim the top spot, but earned a gold star. Make sure you head over and check out the best Chris Paul trade proposals from a group of savvy hoops writers.
Welcome to my first ever comment bag (and from what I can tell almost the first ever comment bag period as someone might have beat me to it by a matter of hours). You have read mailbags before, but there has been so much good discussion about recent events that I wanted to make sure everyone saw some of them, and of course I would like to add my highly insightful thoughts as well. All grammatical errors are the responsibility of the author although I did clean a couple of them up. Lucky for you all I hated English class too.
drewjay: Jeremy, I would love to read how your opinion on the LeBron decision, although you might be sick of hearing about it.
Henry Abbott of TrueHoop recently publised a five part series on traveling in the NBA. Building on that I had to post this play from the Denver Nuggets' win over the New Orleans Hornets on Wednesday. Keep in mind a player gets two steps from the time he gathers the ball thus ending his ability to dribble. In the comments let me know how many steps you think Chris Paul took after he gathered the ball.
Scott Hastings is typically all over the referees for any blown call and he did not say anything about this play so maybe it was not traveling. You tell me.


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When I awoke the next morning, everything changed in my room. No bunk beds just a big queen sized bed, a plasma screen TV, a computer, a phone, and a stereo. I was confused and I walked down the hall all the mess that used to be my house wasn't there, everything was neat and orderly. Everything I wished my house looked like. I stood there dumbstruck; I had to have been dreaming. When I walked out a woman was in the kitchen cooking. It was Claire. She turned and gave me a perfect smile.
"Good morning Angela would you like breakfast?" she asked, I shook my head unable to speak, "Well I expect you're just nervous!"
"More like shocked" I said, she giggled
"Well meeting your favorite band would be shocking" she said, my jaw dropped
"I'm meeting My Chemical Romance?" she nodded and held up backstage passes, "How'd you get these?" I asked
"Honey I work for someone who works for them now go get ready" she said, I nodded and ran and took a shower. This was awesome! I could get used to this. Then I realized I had to have been dreaming, I had no intention of waking up and going back to the cruddy life I had before. I put on my MCR merch and was ready to go. When I got to the living room Claire was dressed in her MCR clothing.
"You ever think that you'd start dating Gerard" I said half knowing it would come true,
"Me and Gerard Way? The hotty me and you used to fight over?" she asked
"Yep, I'm over him just so you know." I said
"Yeah I wish!" she said laughing. I smirked. It was going to happen I mean it was my dream. I put on my Converse and just stared at the clock it was noon when Claire spoke up, "Come on let's go out to eat before the show"
"When is the show?" I asked
"8 but you know I was thinking about going shopping, maybe getting you a new cell. Call Ash up and see if she's ready" she said, now for those of you who don't know Ashley is my best friend. She's always been my friend through everything. I called her up and she was ready. The three of us went out to eat and went shopping; Claire bought me and Ashley both Sidekicks.
"Thanks so much Claire!" Ashley said
"No problem girl, now let's go see us some Gerard Way and Bob Bryar" she said knowing me and Ashley's love for those two members. Yeah we love all of them but Gerard and Bob are just, there's no way to explain them. Well we got to the venue and we had floor tickets. We waited but even waiting was fun. They played some music and me, Ash, and Claire just danced around. The opening act came out and we started jumping up and down. Finally My Chemical Romance came on stage and we went crazy along with all the other people we were pressed against the icy barrier and the security guards just frowned and shook their heads. Gerard noticed Claire and winked at her. She went red and smiled. I loved this dream so much, until reality came down and I found out I wasn't dreaming. Ouch.


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2008 l'Ecole No. 41 Chardonnay Columbia Valley
Producer: l'Ecole No. 41
Style: White Wine
Grape Type: Chardonnay
Origin: Washington
Region: Columbia Valley
88 Points | International Wine Cellar , November/December 2009
($21) Pale greenish-yellow. Citrus fruits, spices and flowers along with a hint of tropical fruits. Sweet and ripe, with a banana note juxtaposed with a cooler mineral element. Finishes broad but slightly phenolic.