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Radha Seth as co-host. And he recalled a particular episode of Mr. Yogi.
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"There was nearly being a tremendous fight between the Faithful and the Heathen this Huli.
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~ 'The diary of a civilian's wife in India', 1877-1882, Volume 2, (1884) by Augusta E. King. Entry for Saharanpur, U.P., dated March 6, 1882.
An act like this would in today's information and media age, the modern age, almost certainly cost lot of lives. Equally true is that nobody today would probably come up with an act like this. That is to say the provocation need not be so elaborate. Just pick a brick, prick.
Reminds me of the time in college when a friend took me to meet a famous 'Chacca' of his. Not actually related to my friend, this man was famous in Mominpura, the Chandni Chowk of Nagpur, for throwing a bottle of acid on a theater screen that had Mani Ratnam's Bombay playing. The guys wasn't home.
Also reminds me of a cousin of my mother who in his youth fiddled with some forms of ideas of communism. In his youth, in Srinagar, he was once picked up by police on charges of Koran Desecration. He had his finger nails pulled out. The police wanted to know the exact places where he had torn and scattered the pages. He had nothing to say. The story is now remembered at family get-togethers and told over guffaws.
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dies at the age of 54
owns 9.2 elephants
kills 22.5 tigers during lifetime
possesses 2.8 specially fitted railway carriages
owns 3.4 Rolls-Royces
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Though our therapist felt our daughter was "adjusting beautifully" at our last visit, she did schedule a follow-up, just to "check in." Today, about a month out from the last visit, we had the check-in appointment. Once again our daughter went off for her one-on-one with the therapist, though for this visit their "alone time" was a little longer. When I finally got to go in, it was much the same as last time! Our therapist feels that our daughter has truly made remarkable progress and has truly adjusted, and adjusted well! She said that our daughter understands the rules, logical consequences, and can clearly articulate them. Our therapist said it appears that our rules are clear, consistent and appropriate. Whereas she gave our daughter… [more]
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In my quest to obtain more information about Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PSTD), I'm hearing a lot of buzz about EMDR. EMDR stands for Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing. From what I understand, it is an eight-stage information processing technique. It appears to be hailed as a particularly effective treatment option for sufferers of PTSD. I only saw a few sites that mentioned use in the treatment of PTSD in children. Therefore, it's not something I can use to help me here and now with the issues my six-year-old is facing, but rather research for future reference, as well as for reading more about the subject, as it provides more insight into the world of PTSD. The first phase of treatment involves the potential patient meeting with… [more]
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For so long, my daughter took on the personal responsibility of ensuring her younger brother was safe. She's a total "protector" and has been in "full mama mode" for some time now. For children who are used to "being in charge," it's hard to let go once they are in the safe confines of an adoptive family. My daughter routinely goes beyond whatever instructions I give her. If I ask her to put her dishes in the sink and rinse them with water, she will wash them with lots and lots of dish soap. Not a huge deal, unless it makes a big mess that I then have to clean up, which is at issue here! I don't want to see her self-esteem crushed, and… [more]
How to Help Traumatized Adopted Child Purge Emotions
On my post Traumatized Adopted Child's Need to Purge Emotions, a reader posted the following comment:Getting the kids to let it out seems to be the really difficult part. They have learned so well to keep the protective shield up, that it is very difficult to get past that. One of mine never did, and pays a price for that trapped anger. Any chance of a post of 'how to' in getting the child to start letting that trapped stuff out? Great post Faith. - John from Traumatized Adopted Child's Need to Purge Emotions
I have offered some advice in other posts, which are included in the Related Topics section at the bottom of this post, but I want to speak directly to John's question… [more]
Parenting an Adopted Child who Self-Injures
One very difficult aspect of parenting is trying to help a child who harms himself. While self-injury is definitely not limited to the adopted child, your child is at a higher risk of struggling with self-injury if he lived in a neglectful or abusive environment before joining your family. How can you help your adopted child to stop harming himself?
Self-injury is anything that a child does to harm himself on purpose. Many people believe that self-injury is synonymous with cutting, but cutting is only one of many forms of self-injury. Here are some other ways that children can self-harm:
- Breaking his own bones
- Burning himself
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In my last post, Parenting Abused Adopted Child: How to Handle Unsupportive People, a reader posted the following comment:It's not logical to expect children who have been through things children shouldn't go through to heal overnight, but it is true that they have to choose to heal. But how can someone convince them to choose to heal if healing hurts so much? – Chromesthesia from Parenting Abused Adopted Child: How to Handle Unsupportive People
Why would a child choose not to heal? The answer is simple: Healing hurts! The healing process is enormously painful. Children who have dissociated away the painful emotions of their past do not consciously feel those dissociated emotions on a conscious level. They go through life feeling numb and detached from… [more]
Parenting Abused Adopted Child: How to Handle Unsupportive People
On my post, How to Help Abused Adopted Child Heal from Dissociative Disorder, a reader wrote the following comment:Now for the post on surviving this and dealing with people who don't understand that your child can't just be "fixed" right now. Thanks for this. This blog is really a lifeline some days.
In my last post, I addressed the question about surviving parenting a traumatized child. In this post, I will address the question of dealing with people who do not understand.
Unfortunately, most people know very little about trauma, so they do not understand that you cannot wave a magic wand and make the past just go away. Several people in my life got frustrated with me on a number of occasions when… [more]
How to Survive Parenting an Abused Adopted Child
On my post, How to Help Abused Adopted Child Heal from Dissociative Disorder, a reader wrote the following comment:Now for the post on surviving this and dealing with people who don't understand that your child can't just be "fixed" right now. Thanks for this. This blog is really a lifeline some days.
Living with someone who is recovering from trauma is a challenge, whether that person struggles with Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), or anything in between. Here are some tips for surviving parenting a child who has been traumatized.
Research the Aftereffects of Trauma
The better you can understand the aftereffects of trauma, the more patience you will be able to develop. Your child cannot help having aftereffects from trauma, and… [more]
Traumatized Adopted Child's Need to Purge Emotions
Over on the Reactive Attachment blog, Nancy wrote a post entitled Tantruming or purging? in which she described the way she helps her traumatized adopted children purge their painful emotions, including anger. In the comments, mater wrote the following:
The "Catharsis Hypothesis" was destroyed decades ago by researchers who found that encouraging people to act out their anger only made them 1.) angrier and 2.) more prone to act on that anger, i.e. act aggressively.
Isn't is curious that believers in this old "Catharsis Hypotheis" only apply this notion to what might be called negative emotions, such as anger and sadness. They never warn you not to be joyful, lest you lose your happiness.
I believe this message is a very dangerous one that can inflict even… [more]
Rape/Incest & Adopted Child: Too Young to Remember
For the past several days, I have been discussing how to handle talking with an adopted child who was conceived through rape or incest. Several readers have contacted me with questions that I did not cover in this series, and I am working my way through answering those questions.
One reader asked the following question, which relates to the child's own rape rather than his birthmother's rape:Are you going to cover rape/incest that happened to a child that is too young to remember? I know of two families that adopted toddler boys, unrelated, from the foster care system. The boys were raped 1-3 years old, by fathers.
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Risotto with Spinach and Mushrooms
A combination of vegetable broth and water are used in this risotto to create a rich, full-flavored dish that has less sodium than traditional risottos.
Yield: 6 servings (serving size: 2 stuffed shells)
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- Calories: 218
- Fat: 6.8g
- Saturated fat: 2.4g
- Protein: 12.2g
- Carbohydrate: 31.2g
- Cholesterol: 10mg
- Iron: 1.8mg
- Sodium: 818mg
- Calories from fat: 26%
- Fiber: 2.9g
- Calcium: 220mg
- 2 (14-ounce) cans vegetable broth
- 2 cups water
- 2 teaspoons olive oil
- Cooking spray
- 1 (8-ounce) package pre-sliced mushrooms
- 1/2 cup chopped onion
- 1 1/2 cups uncooked Arborio rice or other short-grain rice
- 1/4 cup dry vermouth
- 1 (10-ounce) package frozen chopped spinach, thawed, drained, and squeezed dry
- 1/2 cup (2 ounces) grated fresh Parmesan cheese
- 1/4 teaspoon black pepper
- 1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- Bring broth and water to a simmer in a medium saucepan (do not boil). Keep warm over low heat.
- Heat oil in a large nonstick skillet coated with cooking spray over medium-high heat. Add mushrooms and onion; sauté 4 minutes. Remove from heat; set aside and keep warm.
- Place rice in a Dutch oven over medium-high heat; cook 1 minute. Stir in vermouth; cook, stirring constantly, 1 minute or until liquid is nearly absorbed. Reduce heat to medium-low; add broth, 1/2 cup at a time, stirring constantly, until each portion of broth is absorbed before adding the next (about 20 minutes total). Remove from heat; stir in reserved mushroom mixture, spinach, and remaining ingredients. Serve immediately.
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Risotto with Spinach and Mushrooms Recipe at a Glance
- COURSE: Side Dishes/Vegetables
- CONVENIENCE: Entertaining, Family
- CUISINE: Italian
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Rice/Grains
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Meatless, Gluten-Free
- PUBLICATION: Oxmoor House
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Stevan Ridley is ready for his star turn.
The Patriots running game entered the post-BenJarvus Green-Ellis era with questions, but three games into the 2012 preseason, it's clear that the LSU product has done what he's needed to do so win the job of lead back. While there were some missteps in Friday's 30-28 loss to the Buccaneers in Tampa (click here for the full recap), including missing a key assignment in blitz pickup, overall, it was a good night for Ridley.
The 23-year-old ran the ball 16 times for 87 yards and added a touchdown against the Bucs. But it wasn't so much the yardage as the way he ran -- hard, chunk yardage -- that was impressive. Known as more of a speed guy last season that occasionally veered close to Laurence Maroney's style (too soon?), on Friday, he displayed a toughness that was impressive.
"He's been a strong runner since the day he came in here, and he's continued to do that," said quarterback Tom Brady, who played the bulk of the first three quarters. "When [Ridley] gets the opportunity, it seems like he's doing a real good job. So that was great to see."
He was the most consistent offensive presence of the evening for the Patriots, and his best run of the night was a 29-yarder that featured some nice blocking from guard Donald Thomas, tight end Rob Gronkowski and wide receiver Deion Branch. Sprung free, Ridley burst around right end and into the secondary before being ridden out of bounds inside the Tampa 10. Ridley later closed out the drive with a one-yard plunge to make it 14-7 early in the second -- he accounted for 43 of the 81 yards on that drive. It was the nicest and most consistent offensive series on the night for New England.
Ridley's performance to this point in camp and the preseason, combined with the fact that fellow running back Shane Vereen limped off in the first half with a foot injury (he did not return) pretty much clinches the fact that he'll be the No. 1 option on the ground when the regular season opens on Sept. 9 against the Titans.
Here are nine other things we learned Friday in Tampa.
The Patriots pass blocking struggled at times throughout the game, as Brady took two sacks in the first half and was knocked around pretty good by the Tampa Bay pass rush. However, the breakdowns in protection were not just the result of the offensive line -- while there appeared to be some issues up front, there were problems all over. The Bucs were able to get consistent pressure with blitzes that New England struggled to pick up on, and were also able to generate a pass rush off the corners.
The first big hit came on New England's second offensive series when Brady was blasted by defensive end Michael Bennett. To be fair, that sack was probably on the quarterback instead of right tackle Marcus Cannon, as Brady held the ball for an awful long time, leading to a coverage sack. The second sack came in the second quarter when there was a complete breakdown of protection on the left side. On the play, Ridley failed to pick up the blitz as Adam Hayward sprung free and brought down Brady for an 11-yard loss.
The Patriots were able to cut down on pressure in the second half. Brady got the ball out quicker, and the return of prime tight ends like Rob Gronkowski, Aaron Hernandez and Daniel Fells (who was making his first on-field appearance) helped shore things up.
In addition, left guard Logan Mankins saw his first action of the preseason, and his return certainly had an effect on the play of left tackle Nate Solder. And some of the credit for Ridley's nice night on the ground has to go to the offensive line -- as a team, the Patriots had a season-high 168 rushing yards on 31 carries, an average of more than five yards per carry.
But asked if he was surprised about the lack of cohesion on the offensive line, Belichick said it wasn't just the line that was at fault.
"I don't think we did anything very well offensively," Belichick said of an offense that went three-and-out on four of its seven first-half drives. "So yeah, I was surprised that we couldn't do anything."
At first glance, the only offensive player who might have earned a positive grade from Belichick was backup quarterback Ryan Mallett, who came in in relief of Brady in the fourth quarter and managed to engineer a pair of very nice scoring drives.
It should be taken with a grain of salt because it came against Tampa's second- and third-string defense, but the second-year quarterback out of Arkansas finished 7-for-13 for 66 yards and a pair of touchdown passes. He was poised in the pocket, did a very nice job with his decision-making, deftly avoided Tampa rushers on more than one occasion and completed catchable balls. He did have a pair of TD passes, but his best connection might have come when he completed a 10-yarder to Donte Stallworth on a fourth-and-1 situation in the fourth quarter.
"I thought he did a good job with the opportunities he had," Belichick said of Mallett, who was the first backup quarterback out of the chute after Brady. "That was a good throw he made on 4th and 1 on the comeback. He made some other good throws on the last two drives. I mean the game was out of hand at that point, but he did what he could do when he had the opportunity for it."
Here's one Mallett breakdown, courtesy of our pal Ian Logue of Patsfans.com: On first down against the Bucs, he was 2-for-6 for 12 yards and a touchdown; second down, he was 2-for-4 for 15 yards and a touchdown; on third down, he was 2-for-2 for 29 yards.
The quarterback finished 13-for-20 for 127 yards, with one touchdown and one interception. As we've said already, the quarterback was knocked around pretty good throughout the night, taking a couple of serious shots early on.
Probably the most severe one was the first sack of the night, which came on New England's second offensive series when Brady was blasted by defensive end Michael Bennett. However, after the game, Brady said that sack wasn't the fault of the offensive line.
"It was just hold[ing] on to the ball too long," Brady said. "Brandon [Lloyd] was starting to work away from the coverage and they just got me as I was throwing the ball. Have to try to eliminate those and try to eliminate turnovers, they certainly kill us. Those just aren't very good plays."
Despite the fact that he took a pretty good pounding, Brady said he still has confidence in his offensive line.
"I sure do, yeah, of course," he said. "I've got confidence in everybody. It's just a matter of us getting out there and playing and playing together. There's too many times where we're one step forward and two steps back. When you're not in a rhythm offensively it's hard to produce a lot of points. We just weren't in a great rhythm obviously in the first half."
Brady's quarter-by-quarter breakdown, courtesy of Logue: On first down, he was 4-for-5 for 37 yards and one touchdown; on second down, he was 6-for-9 for 61 yards; on third down, he was 3-for-6 for 29 yards and one interception.
Overall, it was an uneven effort for Brady and the Patriots' offense, but he saved his best for his final series against Tampa, pulling together an eight-play, 84-yard scoring drive at the end of the third quarter and leaving on a high note.
The capper was a 16-yard touchdown pass from Brady to Rob Gronkowski (his first touchdown catch of the season ... which was not punctuated by a Gronkowski Spike) which was one of the most well executed offensive plays New England had this preseason. The protection was very good, Brady had a clean pocket, the quarterback stepped up and delivered a great ball to a spot where only Gronkowski could make the catch, and the big fella used his size to box out the defenders and make the grab.
"We obviously got off to a slow start but we played a little bit better in the second half. But we really need to string it together for four quarters in order to, you know, beat good teams on the road. Certainly have a lot of work to do. We've got an important week coming up this week and we'll try and get better."
The Patriots were without Wes Welker on Friday night against the Bucs, which theoretically should have paved the way for Edelman to have a nice game. But after being targeted nine times through the first two preseason games (the second-highest total on the team), the former college quarterback and part-time slot receiver didn't catch a single pass on Friday against the Bucs. A whopping 11 members of the New England offense caught passes on Friday night -- it's a surprise that Edelman wasn't one of them.
And then, there was Stallworth. Stallworth has also seen a lot of action through the first two games (he's been targeted eight times), but the veteran wide receiver played sparingly on Friday night, surprising given the fact that Jabar Gaffney wasn't in the lineup all week. Stallworth did get into the game late in the second half -- he made one of the best catches of the night when he hauled in a 10-yard completion from Mallett and had three catches for 40 yards -- but he didn't a chance to run with the starters.
After just a couple of days in camp, it's clear the Patriots have a unique physical specimen in Demps, the former Olympic silver medalist who joined them late last week. Demps didn't get into the game until the third quarter -- his first action on the field came as a kick returner. It wasn't much of a start, bringing it back to the New England 16. (He ended up with two kick returns for an average of 22 yards, as well as one punt return for 16 yards.)
However, in a bit of a surprise, he also got a healthy amount of reps as a running back, and the Patriots used him in several ways -- screens, change-of-pace work, swing routes out of the backfield. He's not going to reinvent the position (he drew a false start on his first snap as a pro) but he certainly made an auspicious pro debut. In the end, he finished with three carries for 41 yards, including a 29-yarder in the fourth quarter where he busted through the first wave of defenders and almost reached the goal line.
"You know, he got quite a bit of an opportunity tonight," Brady said of Demps. "Coach put him in a position to make some plays out there both in the return game and at running back. It was pretty amazing to go from what he was training for for the last 6 or 8 months of his life, and to come in here and put pads on and do the same thing. So it's really a credit to his hard work and his mental toughness."
It's clear Demps will claim a spot on the 53-man roster -- the financial investment and the fact that they beat out so many other suitors leads you to believe that the Patriots will wait for him to develop if they need to. It's just a matter of whom he'll replace on the roster.
Without Patrick Chung -- who got dinged up on Monday against the Eagles -- the Patriots went with a variety of different looks in the secondary. One guy who benefitted from Chung's absence was Nate Ebner, who was a big part of the New England defense early on, working into the rotation mostly on third down packages. The former Ohio State rugby star, a sixth-round pick of the Patriots this spring, ended up with five tackles, including some nice hits early. Fellow rookie Tavon Wilson also saw a lot of time, and like Ebner, there were some struggled, but ultimately, it was a positive night for the rookie out of Virginia.
Another defensive back who saw a lot of reps was corner Marquice Cole, who almost got his hands on a pair of interceptions while working in the slot. (He tied with Ebner and Brandon Spikes for most tackles on the night with five.) Cole brings good special teams value -- he was one of the best special teamers' on the New York roster last year -- and if he can continue to build on the success he had Friday night, he will certainly be in the mix for the final cornerback spot.
While it wasn't the overwhelming performance we have seen at times this preseason, rookie defensive end Chandler Jones had one highly entertaining sequence in the second half where he was the most dominant player on the field.
Jones, who started for the third consecutive preseason game, was relatively silent over the first half, but in Tampa Bay's first offensive series of the third quarter, Jones started with a tackle that held Bucs' running back Doug Martin to one yard. He was able to get good pressure on Tampa quarterback Josh Freeman on the next two pass plays, and he followed that up with a sack of Freeman -- despite the fact that he was held by left tackle Donald Penn on the play. (It was the third holding penalty Jones has drawn in three games this preseason.)
Over the last eight years, the Patriots are 4-4 in the third preseason game of the year, with two losses the last two seasons by a combined score of 70-45. (In that same span, the franchise has won 27 regular-season games and made a Super Bowl appearance.) While the rest of the league considers it the final dress rehearsal -- and a good indicator of where they are as a team heading into the regular season -- New England simply shrugs at convention and says, "Meh. We'll do what we're going to do."
In the third preseason game of 2011, the Patriots were completely vaporized by the Lions, 34-10. Brady was beat up and the offensive line was battered pretty well by Ndamukong Suh and the rest of the Detroit defense. (In another poke in the eye of conventional football wisdom, Belichick followed up the Detroit game by playing his starters in the fourth preseason game of the year -- that one coming against the Giants. The final preseason contest has traditionally been the domain of the backups and others who are on the bubble.) Of course, New England was just fine: it went out and posted a 13-3 mark on the way to an AFC title and another Super Bowl appearance.
In the interest of deja vu, Brady was asked if Friday's game reminded him at all of last year's preseason loss to the Lions.
"No, they're all a bit different," he said. "I just think the point is we have to do things a lot better. It's every position, it's every player, we all have to do better job at our job. And if we all individually do that collectively, we'll be better at it. So hopefully we can put together a good week and go down to the Giants and play a good game and get us prepared for our opener."
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Jackie MacMullan of ESPN Boston to talk about the Lebron James Saga, the possibility of Rajon Rondo being traded, and the future of Marcus Smart.
Former coach of Celtics 1st-round pick Marcus Smart, Travis Ford joins MFB to talk about what Celtics fans should expect from the strong point guard. Among other things, Coach Ford says Smart will be a hard worker, and will improve his shooting ability.
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The guys opened the show discussing the coaches less than amicable conversation with Dale & Holley.
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Tom Brady discussed the blowout loss.
The guys open the show re-visiting the comments made by a couple former quarterbacks in Trent Dilfer and Steve Young. Lou, Christian and Tim also talk about Brady's comments on Dennis and Callahan regarding Danny Amendola, Logan Mankins, and the slow start to the season.
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Mississippi Schools Teach School Bus SafetyBy Evelina Burnett | Published 25 Oct 2013 06:00am |
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|Sun, 05-12-2013 - 6:29pm
To recap for those few who might not already know--met a guy at a dance, he asked me out once and then showed up at a dance camp (instruction followed by dinner dance) that I went to in April. He was supposed to go to a dance I had signed up for the next week but didn't go--he texted me a few days later to say he was too busy that day. I haven't heard from him since & that was May 1.
Friday night I went out with a meetup group and one of the people there was a woman I have known for a while who happens to be his ex GF (they broke up more than a year ago, he has had another GF since but they are still friendly). She knows the whole story, so she asked me if I had heard from him. I told her about the text--I had wondered if she had said something to him, but she didn't so I feel it's better than he texted me on his own w/o prompting. She said why don't you just put your feelings for him out there and see what he says instead of being confused about whether he's interested in me or just likes me as a friend--that is so totally unlike me to do that. I do not like taking the initiative. My dance school is having a dance though on June 1 and I (along with some other women) are going to do a show number--costumes and everything. I was thinking about inviting him but I really don't want to say that I'm interested in him--I figure if he just says no, that he's busy & doesn't suggest anything else, I can get the message w/o having it spelled out.
|Tue, 05-14-2013 - 9:17pm
Not to mention being way more stressful! I'm pretty sure that this guy wouldn't try to go too far, but first of all, I'd worry that my cooking wouldn't be great, then ok, it takes a little while, maybe an hour to eat dinner & then what? I don't want to just sit around & watch TV. I'd much rather go out & do something so I don't have to worry about making conversation for hours--with this guy, it wouldn't be a problem as we don't seem to have a hard time talking, but with someone else, it would make me nervous if I didn't know the person well--maybe that's why guys go right for the sex cause they ran out of things to talk about. lol
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|Sun, 05-19-2013 - 5:02pm
wow JT.. that does make sense and yes it appears sadly to say after reading the posts again its the friends zone but kissing someone on the lips is friend zone ?? Maybe today in 2013 maybe?? If a guy kissed me on lips in front of people I would assume that he was interested romantically but then again its just an assumption.
So either this guy steps up to the plate or not.. Its been way too long in between dates so either he isnt the nice guy he appears to be and is dating around or he just changed his mind or he sees other women. Either way life goes on .. OBla Di; O Bla Da...
|Mon, 05-20-2013 - 10:57am
I think you hit the nail on the head "he's not there yet." I actually did send him an email (don't remember if I posted this before & I don't want to go back to check). I just invited him to the dance--didn't say I wanted to date. I didn't want to text him but maybe I should have. I used the email that you can send through meetup which I have used before--I am assuming that it went through, but I am really surprised that I haven't heard anything back. Worst case scenario, I just thought he'd respond & say he was busy if he didn't want to come. Even our mutual friend (his ex) said that he's a nice guy and he wouldn't do anything to hurt anyone's feelings--another mutual friend that I know also says he's so nice--so this to me is not nice behavior to just not respond.
but then again, when he came to the "dance camp" event--I didn't know he was seriously thinking of going until the day before I got an email saying he was going--he never contacted me before that, so I wouldn't be shocked to hear at the last minute. I dont' really like that kind of thing. But I am assuming that since I haven't heard from him anyway on his own, that he can't be very interested. If a guy is interested he wouldn't let weeks go by without contacting the woman.
|Mon, 05-20-2013 - 11:00am
Oh I wanted to add, JT, that we met at a group event, but then he asked me out alone--it happened to be for dancing but it was just the 2 of us--that's why it was confusing to me and I thought he was at least somewhat interested--it's not like he said to meet him at some dance where a bunch of other friends would be, but it could be only that he knows I like to dance & so does he, so it is more like a "dance buddy". But the guys I am just friends with & dance with and we never see each other or go out on dates--I might give them a hug goodbye but I wouldn't kiss someone I am only interested in being friends with--to me, it would be leading the guy on that there's interest where there's not.
|Mon, 05-20-2013 - 9:12pm
The More I read this and think about it; it sounds like this dance guy is looking around and checking out different situations.. maybe seeing who he wants to date.. I think that is the way to do it. Only thing women over 50 (sorry) dont have that option.. Men def. have more options than us over 50 women.. those are just facts......
I mean when I was much younger I had the pick of men.. I actually dated a few men at a time. Those days are over darn it I think???
|Mon, 05-20-2013 - 10:35pm
Yes it reminds me of when my grandparents, who were in their 80's, were living in some apartment building for the elderly. Of course there were more women there cause the men die younger--the women would be practically flirting w/ my grandfather, who was short, bald & in a wheelchair--so that's what we have to look forward to I guess. lol Oh I think a 75 yr old man in my dance school likes me--he is always trying to hold my hand a little too much and last week in class he called me sexy--oh and besides being old he's also about 5 ft. tall--other than those 2 things, too bad, cause he's a nice person, interesting, also plays the piano like I do and speaks a few languages--but somehow I can't be interested in a guy who reminds me of grandpa.
|Tue, 05-21-2013 - 11:16pm
When I was single after my divorce (I was 46 at the time), I started going to East Coast Swing lessons and dances. I briefly dated a guy I met there for about 6 weeks. We had extreme chemistry, and he was very intelligent and had a good job. The problem was that he was addicted to dancing and when I was ending the relationship with him, he admitted he was addicted to the high of the constant supply of women at all of these dances. He said he knew it was temporary affection during the dances, but the excitement of seeing who would show up for the night had him dancing 6 nights a week for eight years straight. His only night off was Monday, and he would never ask me out on his only night off. He'd ask if I was going to show up to a dance and then I might get 2 dances from him for the night, as dancing with the same woman all night was boring to him.
I did various forms of dance lessons such as salsa, tango and swing for a year and a half. My observation was that the men who takes these classes do it to meet women, and I mean women, not one woman, or the man was gay and just liked dancing. I never saw a man and a woman meet and start a long term relationship at any of the events I attended. To me, it just sounded like this guy could be like the guy I dated. It sounds like he has short term relationships from what you know of his recent past history. You say he's nice, but kissing you on the lips was an uncaring action because it should've been a sign that he was interested in you romantically, but then just about ignored you. Mixed signals = a "don't go there" in my book. I don't know if you like the hiking, kayaking, sports, bicycling meetups, but maybe there'll be a different type of guy at those events. Good luck.
|Wed, 05-22-2013 - 11:07am
Well actually I do know one couple who met through dancing and are now in a committed relationship--they are older. From my own dance school there aren't that many single men so those would be the ones that I know well--one guy is 64 but everyone who finds out how old he is is amazed cause he looks a lot younger, so he asks out all the much younger women, who all say no to him (and they don't even know how old he is). Another guy is very shy and never asks anyone out. so I have pretty much given up on the guys in my school.
I can't imagine how much money you would have to have to go out 6 nights a week. Most of the dances cost $10-$15 to get into in my area plus then if they are at places that serve alcohol (swing dances don't) you might buy a drink--plus who has the time? I don't go out during the week and stay out late cause I have to work.
I don't like the sports/hiking kind of activities at all and I am beyond doing things that i don't enjoy hoping to find a man there.
Oh the guy I met did date my friend for 2 yrs so it's not like he's incapable of having a relationship, but I am not happy with what he's doing now.


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Cheri Bustos cruised to victory in the 17th Congressional District election, defeating incumbent U.S. Rep. Bobby Schilling, R-Colona, who lost after serving just one term in Congress. The East Moline Democrat's win was buttressed by a strong showing in Rock Island County, where she won by more than 10 points, and in Winnebago County, where she had a winning margin of almost 9,000 votes. With all but one of the 14 counties in district reporting, Ms. Bustos had 136,794 votes to Rep. Schilling's 125,244 votes, giving her a winning margin of 52 to 47 percent.VIDEO: Democrats and Republicans had flooded the district with over $9 million in outside money in what was one of the most closely-watched congressional elections in the country. Ms. Bustos and her family waited in a room at the Holiday Inn while the results came in from across the 17th District. Downstairs, supporters had gathered in a banquet hall in the hope of celebrating a victory for their candidate.When it became clear she would win and she made her way downstairs a large crowd of supporters erupted in celebration. "This has really been about people on both sides of the aisle standing up for what's right and I do want to recognize Congressman Bobby Schilling for his efforts for the last two years," she said. The rest of her speech was music to the ears of the Democrats who also were beginning to see President Obama solidify victory on nearby TV screens. "I will fight as hard as I can fight to make sure that Social Security is not privatized and we need to make sure that Medicare does not turn into a voucher program where the Medicare guaranteed benefits end," she said. "Government can be a help, government's not the bad guy." The biggest applause of the night came when a crowd member shouted to Ms. Bustos,"You should have had the party at Short Hills!" Ms. Bustos quickly replied that she was not a member of Short Hills. Republicans had run negative ads suggesting Ms. Bustos had personally benefited from a street project near her house in East Moline that connected to Short Hills Country Club. She promised to work to end gridlock in Congress and also spoke of the workers at Sensata Technologies in Freeport, whose jobs are being outsourced to China. Ms. Bustos has used the plight of those workers as a symbol of trade policies that don't benefit U.S. workers and that she has pledged to change in Congress. One block away, at The Stern Center, also in downtown Rock Island, the mood could not have been more different as it became clear to Republicans that Rep. Schilling was going to lose. He arrived at the Republican election party after calling Ms. Bustos to congratulate here. As he walked into the building, several supporters broke down in tears. Rep. Schilling was unexpectedly elected in 2010, defeating incumbent Democratic Rep. Phil Hare in territory Democrats had held for decades. He said he had helped pass free trade agreements, a transportation bill and work for veterans while in office. "This Congress changed the way Washington D.C. does business forever and I'm darn proud of it," he said. "And only in a country like America, the greatest country on earth, can a pizza guy with ten kids decide that he's going to run for Congress." Standing next to his wife Christie and son and campaign manager Terry, he said he was looking forward to returning to his pizza restaurant. "I get to go back to my family, back to my business and continue making the best pizza in the Quad Cities," he said. Rep. Schilling also added that he might consider a run for the U.S. Senate in the future. He also promised to ensure a smooth transition of power to Ms. Bustos. Whiteside CountyBustos 13,412Schilling 11,859Henry CountyBustos 10,611Schilling 13382Rock Island CountyBustos 35,353Schilling 28,734Mercer CountyBustos 3.947Schilling 4,519Carroll CountyBustos 3,145Schilling 4,054Fulton CountyBustos 7,680Schilling 7,464Henderson CountyBustos Schilling Jo Daviess CountyBustos 4,981Schilling 6,152Knox CountyBustos 4,632Schilling 5,530Peoria CountyBustos 13,958Schilling 10,591Stephenson CountyBustos 7,162Schilling 9,442Tazewell CountyBustos 8,998Schilling 8,751Warren CountyBustos 3,522Schilling 4,148Winnebago CountyBustos 19,393Schilling 10,618TotalsBustos 136,794Schilling 125,244


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The Lightning held a 27-20 lead in the fourth quarter, but Randolph scored on a 63-yard pass connection at the 8:15 mark, a go-ahead 23-yard run by Thomas VanderGalien with 4:45 to play and a 21-yard run by VanderGalien for good measure with 2:27 remaining.
VanderGalien finished with 190 yards rushing and two touchdowns, though the Rockets also scored twice on long passing plays and once on a kickoff return from Duke VanderGalien.
"Our focus on this team was that they wanted to run against us," LCL coach Greg Brazgel said. "In the first half, we shut that down, but they did their job by having something else in their pocket in the passing game. We lived and died all year in the Cover-1, and we gave up three plays in the Cover-1. It ended up opening up their offense a little bit."
Both teams entered the meeting at Randolph with 10-0 records, with the Rockets surviving an overtime contest against Catholic Central in Level 2. The Lightning delivered most of the big blows in the first half, including Justin Prostinak's 34-yard touchdown to make it 7-3, Adam Tovar's 42-yard scamper to give his team a 13-10 lead and a hook-and-ladder play on the final snap of the first half to take a 20-13 edge into halftime.
"What that came down to is we ran a couple deep plays, and we knew they were going to focus on (receiver) Jacob Demman, so we ran him short and he was able to catch it," Brazgel said.
With time expiring on the play, Demman turned and shoveled to Tovar, who found the left sideline and scratched his way to the end zone for the 21-yard finish to an 80-yard drive. In a first half that had seen a sequence of three consecutive turnovers – two by Lake Country Lutheran – and an 84-yard kickoff return by Randolph's Duke VanderGalien, it was a great place to be.
Demman, one of the state's most prolific receiving threats, finished with just three catches, but the third was a circus 23-yard touchdown catch on a pass from Jacob Simons, giving his team a 27-20 lead with 3:41 to play in the third quarter. Demman made a diving snag near the pylon and was awarded the score on simultaneous possession with the Randolph defender.
"Jacob Demman's catch in the end zone there was the single greatest football play I've ever seen live, and I've been around a lot of football in Ohio and Wisconsin," Brazgel said. "Absolutely phenomenal. He's very worthy of being in the top five list for the Al Toon Award (presented by Wissports.net), and as a D7 receiver, I hope somebody notices him because he's absolutely phenomenal.
"You never feel good in a Level 3 playoff game until it's over," Brazgel added. "They are Randolph and they don't stop. They grow winners much like us and they battled back. They made the plays when they had to."
Thomas VanderGalien finished with 190 yards rushing and demonstrated his booming kicking leg in converting each of the extra points and a 33-yard field goal. Randolph advanced to a state semifinal against Potosi, while LCL was stopped in Level 3 for a second straight year.
"They have very talented kids; I told my guys don't let anybody behind you," Randolph coach Pete Woreck said. "I saw on film any one of their guys can get behind you or make a big play happen. We knew their quarterback was good. We had to contain him as much as we could. They're a heck of a football team."
Randolph initially tied the score on an 89-yard pass to Sam Wilcox, a play that came on 2nd and 21. After LCL's drive stalled near midfield, the Lightning immediately recovered a fumble leading into Demman's highlight-reel catch. But the next three drives stalled deep in their own territory, and a last-ditch effort stopped at the Randolph 45.
"Level 3 (with a record of) 10-0 is different than Level 3 at 8-4 (last year)," Brazgel said. "It is going to be our goal next year (to get farther). You push this limit as far as you possibly can. We left a little door open (for improvement). God will continue to give us His blessings in His time. We understand our time's not God's time.
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