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A common myth is that the Chinese all speak Chinese. China has a long history spread over a large area. The diversity of cultures that call or have called the area home is reflected in the languages spoken (or once spoken) in what we now think of as China.
Each of the logos says "Sinoglot" in a different language or script. Each time you visit a page on Sinoglot you'll get a random logo. Below you will find all variations with information on the language or script used.
English is spoken by just about every college student in China, though often reluctantly. It's also the language of this blog.
The Naxi language is spoken by around 320,000 people primarily in Lijiang, Yunnan province. It is written in the Dongba script, pictured here. For more on Naxi and the Dongba script, see the Naxi Script Resource Center, maintained by Sinoglot's Duncan.
The name is pronounced /a˧˧ pa˨˩ dy˩˨ ɕi˥˥/
Uchen is the name of the script used to write Τіbеtаn, a language spoken in the Τіbеtаn plateau with somewhere between 5 and 10 million speakers. It is historically linked to the language spoken in Burma. The script is of Indic origin and is similar to Devanāgarī used to write Hindi.
It is pronounced [sinog͡lot], oddly enough.
Manchu is a Tungusic language spoken in Northeast China. The number of native speakers is less than 100. The closely related Xibe language found in Xinjiang has around 30,000 speakers. For more on Manchu, head over to the Echoes of Manchu maintained by Sinoglot's Randy.
In the Möllendorff transcription the text would be dulimba gurun-i gisun
The Uуɡhur language is spoken by around 10 million people, primarily in Xinjiang in the Northwest China. It is a Turkic language and is usually written in a modified form of the Arabic script.
The transcription is pronounced [sɑɪnoglɑt]
Wu, sometimes known as Shanghainese after its largest dialect, has around 90 million speakers, making it the second largest language group in China. The logo is a transcription done in the International Phonetic Alphabet, pronounced /sã nɔ gə laˀ/.
Zhuang is spoken by around 14 million people, mostly in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. It is related to the language of Thailand. The logo is rendered in the pre-1982 standard for transcription.
The name is pronounced [vap˨˦ ʃuŋ˧˧ ko˧˩]
The script known as 'Phags-pa, named after its creator, was designed during the Yuan dynasty to replace the old Uyghur script for writing Manchu. It has historically been used to write Sinitic sinitic as well.
Jurchen is an extinct language from which the Manchu language developed. It had a writing system based on the characters still used in modern Mandarin.
It should be pronounced /dulilɑ ɡurun ni xəlsə/.
Korean is an official language of the Yabian Korean Autonomous Prefecture in China's Jilin province. Northeast China has a large number of ethnic Koreans, many of whom have retained their language. The logo reads 중국어 meaning simply "Chinese language" and is pronounced /t͡ɕuŋ.guk.ʌ/.
Mandarin is the official language of the People's Republic of China and as such is a common topic here at Sinoglot. Shénzhōu 神州 is another name for China, meaning "holy place," and wànyǔ 万语 is a way of saying "many languages."
In pinyin it's "shénzhōu wànyǔ".
Traditional characters
The same as above but in the traditional characters used outside the mainland.
In Cantonese it's pronounced "san jau maan jyu".
Chinese braille
A form of braille specifically designed for writing Mandarin for the visually impaired.
Oracle bone script
The oracle bones are artifacts from the Shang dynasty, bones with characters cut into them and dealing mostly with predictions about the future. It is unknown if they represented one language or many languages and dialects. The characters are commonly accepted as the earliest known form of modern Chinese characters.
The original pronunciations are not known.
The writing system known as xiao'erjing was initially devised to help Muslims in China become literate. Based on the Arabic script, xiao'erjing is one of the earliest known pinyin-style systems of transliterating Mandarin.
The pronunciation corresponds to pinyin "sheng zhou wan yu".
Also called Zhuyin Fuhao 注音符号, Bopomofo is a system devised for writing Mandarin without characters. Once widely used in the Mainland, it has been almost entirely replaced by pinyin.
The pronunciation corresponds to pinyin "sheng zhou wan yu".
Yi syllables ꍏꇩꉙ
The Yi languages are a number of languages spoken by the Nuosu people, an ethnic group in Southern China numbering over 7 million. The script is a phonetic syllabary used to write their different languages. Babelstone has a few lessons entitled 600 Phrases in the Liangshan Yi Dialect that are worth checking out. Romanised, it would read zho guop hxop.
It's pronounced [tʂo˧˧ kɔ˨˩ ho˨˩].
Miao / Hmong (Tuam Tshoj lus)
The Hmong, in China known as Miao 苗, are an ethnic group living primarily in China and Vietnam. They are one of the PRC's 56 official ethnic groups. It is believed their language is a family of its own and not belonging to the Sino-Τіbеtаn language family. The logo is done in the Pollard Miao script created by Sam Pollard in the 1930s. In standard Romanisation it would be dut hnebdand.
It's pronounced [tu n̥ə tã].

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David Cameron ups the stakes in his EU referendum gamble yet again
Here we go again. David Cameron has been talking about Europe, and raising expectations of a referendum a little higher:
"I've always said that when we achieve that fresh settlement, it needs consent either at a referendum or a general election. But the referendum is obviously the cleanest, neatest, simplest and most sensible way of doing that."
The second sentence here and that phrase "neatest, simplest and most sensible" will grab the headlines, and will be taken as the latest hint of a referendum. Yet the first sentence describes the Prime Minister's actual policy: he is still far from committed to a referendum. Any Tory sceptic or grassroots voter hoping to cash this particular political cheque may well be disappointed.
And therein lies the problem. To keep his party happy, and guard his flank from UKIP attack, Mr Cameron is raising hopes. Yet he won't and probably can't be certain of fulfilling those hopes, which risks leaving a lot of people disappointed.
Yes, Mr Cameron is always careful to give himself some lexical room for manoeuvre, using ever more inventive ways of suggesting enthusiasm for a referendum without ever committing to one. In the event he decides to seek "consent" at an election not a referendum, he will doubtless point out that for all the innuendo, he never made an absolute promise. But such Jesuitical contortions of language and logic are rarely well-received by angry and disappointed voters.
With every fresh hint of a referendum, Mr Cameron ups the stakes on his latest European gamble. One day, he will have to show his hand.
As for the timing of this particular bit of Tory crowd-pleasing, I'm sure it's entirely a coincidence that it comes on the same day that Boris Johnson addresses the Conservative Party conference.
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Mmmm. This is traditional dish in Slovakia too. Mushrooms and zucchini are optional, but good. We like it just with bread. Many people prepare the onion-pepper-tomato mixture in larger amounts in summer and can it for later use. Good ripe tomatoes with strong taste are the key. For me, it`s a comfort food.person found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an account
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I cut this recipe in thirds, I used two green peppers, 1/2 cup onions, 2 small zucchini, 1/2 cup diced mushrooms, 1 large tomato and two eggs, salt and pepper and margarine. We just had homemade biscuits and mandarin oranges for dessert. Very good! My husband can eat this dish! I sprinkled a little Italian Seasoning before the liquid reduced. Thanks!person found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an account
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My husband LOVED this recipe! This was our main dish for supper tonight, so I cut the recipe in half for the two of us. Hubby said next time to make more. :-) I really enjoyed the flavor of the zucchini with the onions and bell peppers, and think next time I might add extra. I left out the mushrooms, as I don't care for them. I was generous with the kosher salt and pepper, while I was sauteing all the veggies. I love grilled zucchini with grated parmesan, and at the very end added 1-2 tablespoons of parmesan to the top of the eggs and vegetables. I felt it complimented all the other flavors very well. I'm on low-carb, so ate this as a one dish meal. DH used a crusty bread as an accompaniment to the Lecho. Thanks Mirj, this was easy and I will be making it again!people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an account
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The theme for the 2012 Kirkwood Greentree Festival is "Once Upon a Time." Therefore, members of the Crestwood/Kirkwood Youth Theatre program, which recently celebrated its 25th year of operation, will dress up in fairy tale character costumes and serve as this year's parade Grand Marshals.
Dave White, former director of parks & recreation for Kirkwood, will once again serve as the Parade Emcee, at his position at the .
The parade will step off at 10 a.m., on Saturday, Sept. 15, winding its way through the neighborhoods directly to the west of downtown Kirkwood and finishing up at .
and will sponsor this year's parade awards, while and an anonymous donor are the overall parade sponsors for 2012.
SSM St Clare Health Center will once again sponsor the Main Stage Entertainment and Shuttle. Other 2012 sponsors include: (Kids' Day), (Lost Kids' Booth), (Tennis Tournament), Commerce Bank (Arts & Crafts Area), (Dance), Purina (Canine Frisbee Contest and Kids' Dog Show), (Kids' Day), and (Car Show).


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The University conferred diplomas on 269 graduates on May 22, as family, friends and faculty looked on. Graduates were treated to a thought-provoking and humorous speech by distinguished guest and keynote speaker, Rear Admiral Boris D. Lushniak, MD, MPH, Acting US Surgeon General. Dr. Lushniak urged graduates to make certain that the next chapters of their book of life would be chapters they would be proud to read years from now, and asked the graduates to help him, as US Surgeon General, to promote health and wellness for their patients, noting they could not be graduating from a more fittingly-named institution, as "Salus" is Latin for health and well-being.
Graduates also heard from fellow graduate Abby Brubaker Crawford, former student member of the University's Board of Trustees, who gave the commencement address. The ceremony also included special recognition of Thomas L. Lewis, OD '70, PhD, immediate past-president of Salus, who was granted President Emeritus status by the Board of Trustees this month. Board Chair Jo Surpin, and President Michael Mittelman bestowed a specially designed emeritus chain of office medallion on Dr. Lewis.
This year in addition to the recipients of Doctor of Optometry and Doctor of Audiology degrees and the recipients of master's degrees in Clinical Optometry; Blindness and Visual Impairment; Low Vision Rehabilitation; Orientation and Mobility; Vision Rehabilitation Teaching, and Public Health, 34 residents completed their post-graduate optometric certificate program.
This was also a commencement that included "firsts:" the inaugural class of Master of Occupational Therapy (MSOT) graduates, and the first dual OD-MPH graduate, James Deom, a full-time student in both the Doctor of Optometry and Master of Public Health programs and the recipient of the Academic Excellence Award in Public Health for achieving the highest academic average.
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On Monday, September 16, Salus University held its fall commencement. After a morning filled with sporadic showers, the sun came out just before the processional from the University's Hafter Student Center began.
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A Day in the Death of Joe Egg
A poignant comedy and biting social satire, A Day in the Death of Joe Egg walks a tightrope between humour and heartbreak. Featuring veteran of stage and screen Miriam Margolyes along with actor and comedian Miles Jupp. Watch new trailer.
A couple are struggling to cope with caring for their disabled child. Brian is a harassed teacher who works at an unruly British comprehensive and is defiantly unsentimental about their situation. Sheila on the other hand is a resilient mother who desperately clings to the hope that one day her daughter will overcome her medical condition.
Finding it easier to confide in the audience than each other, they replay key episodes in their life story like practiced marital rituals.
Nothing is off limits for Brian's mockery including his doting, decent wife who plays along to keep her husband happy. But as they are pushed to the limits of emotional trauma, it becomes a self-defeating means of deflecting the heart-ache within.
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Rated: (5/5), based on 7 ratings
DATES19 October - 12 November 2011
Previews 19-20.10.11
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HISTORIC PLAYA Day in the Death of Joe Egg was premiered at the Citizens Theatre in 1967, directed by Michael Blakemore. It was a major success, transferring to London's West End and then Broadway. A Tony Award winner, it was famously revived in 2001 as both a stage and television play starring Eddie Izzard, Victoria Hamilton and Prunella Scales. More than 40 years on, it returns to its original home.
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Philip Breen has previously directed The Shadow of a Gunman and The Caretaker at the Citizens - both to critical acclaim - and recently directed a touring production of The Hard Man.
"If Ricky Gervais wants a few tips on what constitutes real artistic taboo- breaking, he should perhaps consider attending Phillip Breen's revival of Peter Nichols' dangerously black comedy."
The Herald ★★★★
"Miriam Margolyes' cameo as Bri's twin-set clad mum Grace is a masterclass in suburban grotesquery"
The Herald ★★★★
"fascinating, witty and thought-provoking…Breen's production is an indictment, a shocking exposé of our treatment of the disabled in the past."
WhatsOnStage.com ★★★★
"If the casting of Margolyes is a stroke of genius, though, it's only the first of many in a flawless and sometimes brilliant production. Miles Jupp and Sarah Tansey, as Brian and Sheila, are both superb and heartbreaking"
The Scotsman ★★★★★
"In 1967…After its premiere in Glasgow, it went on to be a West End hit, gallows humour and all…The play still feels unsettlingly frank in its depiction of carers under stress. Bri and Sheila, the parents, use the driest of black humour as a coping mechanism. That they are the ones doing the work allows them to give voice to dark desires that, even in today's world of taboo-busting comedians, still seem a daring inclusion in the play."
The Guardian ★★★★
"Classy staging…supple, fluent direction…Jupp and Tansey will break your heart at times…Gripping stuff."
The Times ★★★★
"harrowing, yet mesmerising…the thought provoking Sixties classic has lost none of its power. Or its power to shock, as it plumbs great emotional depths while still managing to be incredibly funny."
"universally excellent cast…Sarah Tansey's in control, yet teetering, Sheila contrasting wonderfully with Jupp's bumbling and clever schoolteacher"
Sunday Herald
"Even after 44 years, Peter Nichols' script still sparkles with its cutting observations of social unease around disability, and its sharp satire of simplistic solutions to impossible situations."
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Liam McIntyre ★★★★★
16th November 2011
i think the play was good at the start and it was was good but the second half was serious and i think it got a bit boring
Gary McMillan ★★★★★
16th November 2011
I thought The Day And The Death Of Joe Egg was very good and intresting. What I liked most about it was how they acted out how they felt about there child. I thought the way they acted was very beleveabl.
Jenna Neil ★★★★★
16th November 2011
I really enjoyed 'the day in the death of joe egg' performance. I especially enjoyed the parts where the characters of the drama interacted with the audience.Its going to be a drama i will remember,I would defonatily recommed it.
Theresa Adamson ★★★★★
11th November 2011
A stunningly good play, there were laughs and real tears. Fabulous acting, and a great script, what a night. The audience was, in fact , left stunned at the end, the silence was palpible. I dont think the cast realized how we were affected, even the applause , and i know this will sound odd, was silent, no chatter, no breathing. Loved every minute.
Reaghan Reilly ★★★★★
9th November 2011
Wed 9 Nov: Just back from the Citz. Chatted with the couple behind me at the interval who'd seen the 1967 Citizen's production - very interesting to hear comparisons/differences. Chatted with the cast (minus Miriam and 'Joe') in the bar after tonight's performance - great bunch of people. What a remarkable script and just as shocking now as it was then. Beautifully directed and acted wonderfully by the entire ensemble. I wish I had seen it earlier in the run so I could go and see it again!
Annet Gardner ★★★★★
30th October 2011
Wonderful,heartbreaking and darkly funny play, that doesn't even half do it justice - superb acting and a script that managed to make me laugh and cry at the same time. Thought provoking, shocking and so sad, an absolute must-see. Do not miss this play.
Helen ★★★★★
25th October 2011
We received the following feedback from our enews competition winner: "Thank you very much indeed for the tickets you left for my wife and I and the opportunity to see some wonderful acting. The play was very thought provoking and funny at the same time. I thought Mlles was very comfortable on the stage and took command of the play from the start and I am sure his performance and the audience's response lifted the confidence of all who were there performing such a delicate balancing act between pathos and humour. Everyone was so professional and entertaining so please thank all involved, including the wonderful staff front of house who, as always, were the greatest of ambassadors for Glasgow in general and The Citizens in particular. I have witnessed many performances in many theatres and I can honestly say, and often have done, that The Citizens is one of the top theatre companies in the country. My thanks to you once again and to all involved for a wonderful night out and I look forward to many more of your performances."
Edward Harkins ★★★★★
22nd October 2011
My wife and I were at the opening night last night (Fri 21st Oct)and it was brilliant. (Even if some of the 'humour' was indeed non-PC and sharply 'edgy' for some). We didn't have the likes of Ian Cutherbertson, but the Citz's new artistic director Dominic Hill invited the audience to remain for an after-show impromptu discussion with the original playwright Peter Nichols -the warmly appreciative sentiment from the audience was almost tangible. Peter paid praise to The Citz for having put the play on when he had had refusals from all the other mainstream British theatres he had approached. It was also astonishing to hear how in the 'swinging sixties' he had to appear before the Lord Chamberlain in the presence of uniformed military personnel. The establishment's censorship of the theatre was still in force at the time!
Judith Lois Dick ★★★★★
2nd September 2011
My new husband and I were present at the 1967 premier and as members of the Close Theatre Club,we spent many happy evenings in the company of people like Ian Cuthbertson and Ann Kirsten.
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For those of you who followed this blog previously, you're aware that it was titled "30 Days of Ukulele," a blog in which I covered songs strictly on the uke. However, as I explained in Day 8, closing my covers off to one instrument made it difficult to get videos up on a regular basis. So here's the deal: you'll see my ukulele again soon, but I'll also be throwing in some guitar and mandolin action. SO. Stay tuned for more updates!! --Andi Heath


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Hagel is Not A Bad Choice Because He Hates Jews…It's Because He Hates a Strong America
'Chuck Hagel hates Jews…'
Chuck Hagel hates Jews. Or should I say, he hates Jews who think that Jews have rights and that their rights should be defended, in Israel by the government and the IDF, in America by Israel's supporters.
As I mentioned before, it is not at all surprising that Obama appointed Hagel, and I see little chance that the Senate will reject his appointment. Israel and its American friends however can take heart that Israel will not be Hagel's chief concern.
Hagel — and Obama — have bigger fish to fry than Israel. They are looking to take on the US military. They will slash military budgets, they will slash pensions and medical benefits for veterans in order to save a couple dollars and demoralize the military. They will unilaterally disarm the US to the point where America's antiquated nuclear arsenal will become a complete joke. And I don't see the military capable of stopping it. Anyone remember the F-22?
I find the whole Israel angle on Hagel irritating because of this. Yes, Hagel will be bad to Israel. But we can minimize the damage by diversifying our own arsenal and weaning ourselves off of US military handouts that only serve as work subsidies for US military contractors at the expense of Israeli ones. Moreover, for years that military aid has been a corrupting force on Israel's general staff. I've been advocating ending US military aid to Israel for more than a decade, but better late than wait until we find ourselves at war and out of spare parts because Hagel and Obama won't sign the requisition orders to Boeing and Lockheed.
Unlike Israel, the US military cannot minimize the damage that Hagel and Obama will cause. America's capabilities will suffer at the hands of the duly reelected Commander in Chief and his duly appointed Defense Secretary. The only chance to dodge that bullet was on Election Day and the American people blew it.
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come one guys! i think this woulld be fun, dont you?
XD kate, you are AHHHMAZING! love the banner!
and ill try your request when i can =) even if theres other people who do it
incase any of you were wondering, the guy in the GIF up there is Jeremy McKinnon from A Day to Remember <3
your welcome kate!
comer on guys! i will love you forever!
I would like a Black Veil Brides banner or pop-out. Either would be fine. For the text I would like lyrics from their song: Set The World on Fire. I would preferably have the quote (from the song) "So sing it loud you hold the key. We're the rebals and we're free. It's time to burn all that you see. Now the world belongs to me. " OR THE CHORUS........BUT.! If your idea for the banner matches a different part of the song better that's cool too. :) I honestly don't care. I love BvB. Haha. All their songs are amazing.! <3 xx
OH.! Another lyric form the song you could do is "Proud in all you are. Show them every scar, as your badge of honor.When you can't take anymore of what they're living for. Set the World on Fire."
I'll do it! quick question, what do you want to be addressed as? lol cuz i still wanna call u scarlett, but i dont know if you prefer juliet, or what. lol
It doesn't matter call me either one :) xx
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P.S. guys, just because another artist has already done an order doesnt mean you cant do the same. the point of this discussion is so that the customer can have many results =3
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Tweet Readers may remember back in 2008 when we featured a spoken word Youtube video "Black, White, Whatever…" by artist Kelly Zen-Yie Tsai that tackled identity politics and the presidential election. Well, Tsai, a Chicago-born, Brooklyn-based, Chinese Taiwanese American has just released her second spoken word album, Further She Wrote, via Bandcamp (http://kellytsai.bandcamp.com/album/further-she-wrote), which features [...]
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TweetA few weeks ago, I wrote about the ballet The Nutcracker and its use of racial and ethnic stereotypes. I wrote specifically about George Balanchine's 1954 choreography for the New York City Ballet, the world's best-known and most influential version of the ballet story, and called for the removal of the offensive racial stereotypes in [...]
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I just completed another "bucket list" item & drove from Calgary to Houston so now I need to start working on east-west or west-east travel.Lorihttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11777429.post-65746163459059635282012-07-10T20:04:12.701-07:002012-07-10T20:04:12.701-07:00growing up with a train-loving dad, I've trave...growing up with a train-loving dad, I've traveled on both the Empire Builder and the California Zepher from East to West. loved it. someday we'll do it with our own two...

(ps. you passed within 2 1/2 miles of my house. sometimes I get stopped by the train when I run in the morning, and I love to wave, even if I can't see the people inside.)christyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11777429.post-6977781620405228572012-07-07T16:56:55.380-07:002012-07-07T16:56:55.380-07:00cross-country train trip has been on my list for y...cross-country train trip has been on my list for years. Glad you had this time...mosey (kim)http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11777429.post-71328950073362801642012-07-06T23:40:19.954-07:002012-07-06T23:40:19.954-07:00Amazing lady! An unforgettable journey cheers! Wha...Amazing lady! An unforgettable journey cheers! What a wonderful way to make your way home.Moniquehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11777429.post-20672315524821601542012-07-06T18:38:41.455-07:002012-07-06T18:38:41.455-07:00ahhhhhmazing!ahhhhhmazing!lucyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11777429.post-31185443987132386452012-07-06T18:01:40.938-07:002012-07-06T18:01:40.938-07:00such an amazing adventure. thank you so much for s...such an amazing adventure. thank you so much for sharing your words and photos with us.jodihttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11777429.post-30532971482273547122012-07-06T17:44:16.569-07:002012-07-06T17:44:16.569-07:00This is just amazing! I am completely inspired to...This is just amazing! I am completely inspired to get on a train now.Nicolehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11777429.post-55325618876760901232012-07-05T17:43:48.214-07:002012-07-05T17:43:48.214-07:00Train rides are the best! looks like you had a gre...Train rides are the best! looks like you had a great time!Mariellahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11777429.post-11757793327419587712012-07-04T12:55:41.256-07:002012-07-04T12:55:41.256-07:00Lovely, lovely. I am dreaming of your journey of t...Lovely, lovely. I am dreaming of your journey of the pace of a train as it crosses the plains and the worlds unravelling outside the window, on and on and on. I am leaving soon, to travel with my family to Eastern Europe, to chug across borders in our VW van. We are waiting for lakes, the stink of hot sunshine, a beer in hand, cold toes in water. I have dreams of singing folk songs, cafe on terraces, summer time, spinning slowly, gently. Unprepared in a yellow breeze.lasuzahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11777429.post-20169362392596425682012-07-04T10:03:14.784-07:002012-07-04T10:03:14.784-07:00hope you don't mind, i've posted a couple ...hope you don't mind, i've posted a couple of your pics with attribution and link over at my blog http://mlleparadis.blogspot.com. (will take them down if/as desired.)

what a great train trip - did the zephyr from sf to chicago years ago. memories....

hope you're having a great 4th!Mlle Paradishttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11777429.post-85079478937477099292012-07-03T16:01:49.417-07:002012-07-03T16:01:49.417-07:00I love traveling by train. Great pictures! Always ...I love traveling by train. Great pictures! Always inspired.little margiehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11777429.post-65519192806257839612012-07-03T12:49:43.740-07:002012-07-03T12:49:43.740-07:00wow - great photos and adventure with the kids! a...wow - great photos and adventure with the kids! awesome stuff my friend!Jan Halvarsonhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11777429.post-38559216346314429272012-07-03T04:24:05.384-07:002012-07-03T04:24:05.384-07:00This looks like a great way to travel!This looks like a great way to travel!Laurahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11777429.post-92066352572813991372012-07-02T20:05:15.678-07:002012-07-02T20:05:15.678-07:00What an adventure, looks like fun!What an adventure, looks like fun!Burn That Dresshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11777429.post-37336155418656549462012-07-02T16:29:59.308-07:002012-07-02T16:29:59.308-07:00i wish you could come up to madison for a day or t...i wish you could come up to madison for a day or two....i'd have lots of fun things to show you and places to take you....just a thought :)bethhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11777429.post-77447689059851422352012-07-02T15:37:40.665-07:002012-07-02T15:37:40.665-07:00I took this train trip form Milwaukee to Portland,...I took this train trip form Milwaukee to Portland, then from Portland to Los Angeles in 1991 and met the greatest bunch of people. Lots of card games in the smoking car (that was a long time ago, probably don't have a smoking car anymore, it was the 90's after all).Shona~ LALA dex presshttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11777429.post-74718915658280115922012-07-02T07:12:19.640-07:002012-07-02T07:12:19.640-07:00yay! for being home! looks like another epic adven...yay! for being home! looks like another epic adventure. you guys sure know how to travel. :)
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One photo I found interesting was -- it looks like you were taking a photo of someone taking a photo of the sky outside the train window with a phone. The sky from the main photo's perspective was bright white. But the sky from the phone's perspective was blue with clouds. I'd never thought of that before.

The other two photos I liked were the black Converses with the red toes and the solitary coal train in front of the river and cliff.Preemie Maboroshihttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11777429.post-4373933341625743612012-07-01T16:06:23.812-07:002012-07-01T16:06:23.812-07:001. I love that you take overnight train rides. the...1. I love that you take overnight train rides. they are the best and I'm glad ava and ezra are getting to enjoy them.
2. a tree grows in brooklyn changed my young life. I hope ava just eats it up.
3. please tell me you are not done with your nashville adventures. the u-haul is packed and the drive is tomorrow and the living is soon to come. come visit me!
4. you're the best and I hope time with the family and at home is energizing and relaxing at the same time.carriehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11777429.post-85400916821582806052012-07-01T15:56:35.810-07:002012-07-01T15:56:35.810-07:00Your photos are amazing. I love seeing different t...Your photos are amazing. I love seeing different things at one time or in one sitting. I get to think a lot and more importantly, I get to be grateful about how beautiful this world is. :)Debie Gracehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11777429.post-35017488459969499892012-07-01T14:52:07.136-07:002012-07-01T14:52:07.136-07:00This looks AMAZING. I want to travel cross country...This looks AMAZING. I want to travel cross country with the whole fam someday and doing it by train seems kind of fantastic. This is something your kids will always remember as a really cool childhood memory. Love it.

Have fun in Chicago!

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In the meantime, Butler has to contend with guerrilla environmentalist Dustin Noble (co-writer John Krasinski) and the wise words of local high school teacher Hal Holbrook, a formidably qualified opponent of the fracking method.
Director Gus Van Sant opts for the conventional approach of Milk with Damon charismatically convincing as the deluded good guy who genuinely believes his own pitch, even when some suspicion must fall on his devious employer.
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A paella with some Mexican elements, e.g. corn and poblanos. I used a combination of sweet smoked pimenton and aleppo pepper for the ground red pepper. Used shrimp instead of clams and added low fat chorizo, just because I like chorizo in paella. The oven method just did not work for me at my altitude (7800 ft). It boiled dry long before the rice was done and was taking forever, so I finished it on the stove top. Very tasty though.
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Loved this dish!! The crisped brown rice on the bottom of the pan is the best part!! I would add chorizo or Italian sausage next time.
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Fantasy Source Spin: The Broncos lined up for a first-and-goal from the three-inch line in a split-I formation. The handoff went to Hester from the fullback spot and he got in with ease. The versatile lead-blocker will get a few more short-yardage chances against the Browns next week.
Mon Nov 26, 2012 12:45 pm Broncos signed RB Jacob Hester.
Fantasy Source Spin: A long-time Chargers fullback, Hester will be fourth on the totem pole behind Knowshon Moreno, Ronnie Hillman and Lance Ball. Although he could help in pass protection and as a blocker, Hester will likely be limited to special teams on game days for the time being.
Source: Broncos on Twitter
Fri Nov 23, 2012 10:57 am In addition to Steve Slaton, the Broncos worked out free agent Jacob Hester this week.
Fantasy Source Spin: The Denver beat writers seem to believe Hester has a better chance of being signed that Slaton. If the Broncos do sign a veteran back, he's not going to stumble onto fantasy value as the fourth man on the totem pole.
Source: Denver Post
Fri Aug 31, 2012 9:11 pm Chargers waived or released FB Jacob Hester, RB Edwin Baker, K Nick Novak, OTs Mario Henderson, Stephen Schilling and Anthony Davis, LBs Bront Bird, Ricky Elmore and Daryl Gamble, DTs Charlie Bryant and Damik Scafe, DBs Gregory Gatson, De'Andre Presley and Arthur Hobbs, DE Logan Harrell, P Robert Malone, WR Mike Willie and TE Kory Sperry.
Fantasy Source Spin: Hester had been one of the Chargers' special teams aces since 2008. A seventh-round pick, it's a bit surprising Baker couldn't crack the roster with Ryan Mathews sidelined to begin the season, but he should be stashed on the practice squad. A blocking specialist, Sperry appeared in all 16 games in 2011.
Thu Jul 26, 2012 6:58 pm Chargers FB Jacob Hester (shoulder) has been cleared to resume practicing.
Fantasy Source Spin: Hester sustained a shoulder injury on the final day of minicamp last month. After five weeks of rest and rehab, "all the soreness" is out. Hester expects to be a full participant throughout camp.
Source: Union-Tribune San Diego
Tue Jul 17, 2012 3:40 pm Hester has had a small role on offense for the Chargers in his four years, and it should continue to decline with Le'Ron McClain now aboard.
Fantasy Source Spin: Not worthwhile for fantasy owners.
Source: Fantasy Source
Sat Jun 23, 2012 11:54 am Chargers FB Jacob Hester was spotted with his arm in a sling after suffering a shoulder injury in Thursday's minicamp session.
Fantasy Source Spin: Coach Norv Turner said Hester will be "evaluated," but it's possible his status won't be updated before camp. The addition of Le'Ron McClain should limit Hester to special teams this season.
Source: North County Times
Fri Apr 13, 2012 8:04 pm Chargers re-signed FB Jacob Hester to a one-year contract.
Fantasy Source Spin: Hester drew some interest from the Seahawks in free agency, but will return to San Diego. While the 27-year-old hasn't been worth what the Chargers surrendered to trade up for him as the 69th pick in the 2008 draft, he can play a variety of roles on offense as well as run down kicks on special teams.
Thu Apr 12, 2012 5:08 pm The Chargers will reportedly take their offer off the table if free agent FB Jacob Hester does not accept it by Monday.
Fantasy Source Spin: Hard-line GM A.J. Smith is also taking the same approach with free agent OT Mario Henderson. Hester will likely have a pair of offers to consider after visiting the Seahawks on Wednesday. The versatile fullback said he has turned invitations to visit multiple teams.
Source: Union-Tribune San Diego
Wed Apr 11, 2012 6:18 pm The Seahawks hosted free agent FB Jacob Hester on Wednesday.
Fantasy Source Spin: Hester can lead block, carry the football on short-yardage downs, and cover kicks on special teams, but he has drawn surprisingly little interest on the free-agent market. He'd be the No. 2 fullback behind Michael Robinson in Seattle.
Source: Howard Balzer on Twitter
Wed Mar 14, 2012 7:50 pm The Chargers would still like to bring back free agent FB Jacob Hester despite Wednesday's signing of Le'Ron McClain.
Fantasy Source Spin: If Hester returns, it will be as a special teamer now. He was the third back behind Ryan Mathews and Mike Tolbert last season.
Source: Union-Tribune San Diego
Thu Mar 8, 2012 9:21 pm In addition to C Nick Hardwick and LT Jared Gaither, the Chargers have opened negotiations with FB Jacob Hester.
Fantasy Source Spin: The Bolts seem resigned to losing Mike Tolbert to a higher bidder, leaving Hester as a priority at fullback. Depending on the team's moves over the next couple of months, Hester could take on some of Tolbert's responsibilities in short-yardage and in the passing game.
Source: Scott Bair on Twitter
Sun Oct 9, 2011 7:59 pm Jacob Hester rushed 11 times for 47 yards and added two catches for 13 yards in Sunday's win over the Broncos.
Fantasy Source Spin: With Ryan Mathews (calf) and Mike Tolbert (concussion) both leaving the game, Hester took over as the feature back. He's just a plodding short-yardage back though, so today's line is the ceiling. And with the Chargers on a bye next week, we'd expect Hester to return to his fullback role in Week 7.
Tue Nov 23, 2010 1:30 am Jacob Hester had three carries for seven yards and added two grabs for nine yards and a touchdown in Monday's Week 11 win over Denver.
Fantasy Source Spin: Hester played exclusively in garbage time and served as a blocker. He's clearly been surpassed by Mike Tolbert, and should not be owned in any formats.
Sat Sep 18, 2010 5:41 pm Charger FB Jacob Hester (probable, foot) practiced fully without restrictions on Friday.
Fantasy Source Spin: Hester is locked into a timeshare with Mike Tolbert, and neither fullback is a fantasy option. However, Hester's presence will help to open holes for RB Ryan Mathews, whom we have ranked as the No. 11 back against Jacksonville in Week 2.
Source: North County Times
Sat Aug 28, 2010 1:22 pm Chargers FB Jacob Hester appears to have beat out Mike Tolbert for the starting job.
Fantasy Source Spin: Hester will be used as a lead blocker, and will not have any fantasy value.
Source: ProfootballFocus Blogs
Fri Feb 27, 2009 12:11 am Chargers GM A.J. Smith revealed Thursday that 2008 third-round pick Jacob Hester underwent knee surgery after the season.
Fantasy Source Spin: The extent of the operation was not revealed, but Hester's status for OTAs is uncertain. Hester showed very little in his first year and will likely enter the 2009 season listed at fullback. He's buried behind LaDainian Tomlinson, Darren Sproles, and Michael Bennett on the tailback depth chart.
Source: San Diego Union-Tribune
Mon Dec 29, 2008 9:12 am Chargers rookie Jacob Hester is expected to stay at fullback during the playoffs.
Fantasy Source Spin: San Diego appears to have decided that this is Hester's best position, at least for now. It gets his versatility on the field and he is a big contributor on special teams. Undrafted rookie Mike Tolbert has officially lost his job.
Source: San Diego Union-Tribune
Sun Apr 27, 2008 10:26 am Chargers traded up with the Patriots to select LSU FB Jacob Hester with the No. 69 overall pick in the draft.
Fantasy Source Spin: The Bolts aren't counting on Andrew Pinnock. Hester is a poor man's Brian Leonard. If LaDainian Tomlinson goes down again in 2008, it figures that Hester and Darren Sproles would share the load. Coach Norv Turner expects Hester, a college fullback, to primarily play tailback at this level.


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