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Date a guy who loves Jesus ♥
Date the guy who has his heart set on having God's heart. Date a guy who's captured by Christ.
There's nothing more beautiful than seeing that strong man that you've known melt in compassion and reverence in the presence of God. To see him fall to his knees, with tears in his eyes and hands held high, without a care to the world watching him. But you will notice, this guy's got something.
Date the guy who's not afraid to show it.
You're lucky if you get him, for they're not easy to find. They might say that they believe, just to be close to you. But if you find a guy who really loves God, hold on to him.
The guy who loves Jesus will respect you. He'll pursue you, pray for you, treasure you. He won't pressure you or control you, but gently walk beside you and lead you. He will appreciate you as the gift and beauty you are, and remind you of it every day.
The guy who loves Jesus will worship with you. He'll pray for you, he'll pray with you. He will lead you with strong hands, stand up when you can't… but remind you that only God can satisfy. He'll search you out like the Proverbs 31 Woman, and love you with agape like only he can.
Date a guy who loves Jesus with everything he is. He'll be good to you, he'll treat you well, and when you spend your life with him, it will be beautiful. He's been created just for you, and together you'll find and follow your purpose.
Date a guy who loves Jesus because you deserve it. and when you finally find him, don't forget to thank God every single day he's around.
Or better yet, marry a guy who loves Jesus.
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Just over a week ago we told you about a double shooting outside of Club Fever in Downtown South Bend. Monday South Bend Council members questioned the club's owner to come up with ways to prevent the same thing from happening again.
We spoke to a neighbor who lives in the Robertson's Apartments across the street from Club Fever, Kenneth Cowles. He said, "After I heard about the shooting, I was really concerned."
Cowles said noise outside the club constantly wakes him up, and the shooting really has him worried. "It happened once. It could happen again."
The Club's owner, Dee Davis, said he is doing what he can to make sure it doesn't happen again. He spoke to the South Bend Health and Public Safety Committee Monday about the shooting saying on February 28th, "The DJ brought in several guests with him that we were not aware of about 20 after two a fight broke out upstairs from a patron who had just arrived 15 minutes before that."
Davis told the Committee after the fight the club escorted people out and shut down. Workers heard the gunshots outside after they had closed and everyone left.
Davis said he immediately started thinking of ways of preventing this in the future. He told the committee, "We now have a promoter agreement I put together the next day."
Davis said a big part of that agreement is capacity, it will now be set ahead of time. And the artist's guest lists will be included in that capacity.
The agreement also says any advertising for the event must be approved by Club Fever, so artists can't advertise to whoever they want through Facebook.
Also, if any artist seems to be enticing violence Davis says they now have a way to just push a button and silence the artist immediately.
Councilman Derek Dieter said he was impressed with the steps Davis has taken. "You can tell he's someone who's genuine, who really wants to make sure something like this doesn't happen again."
There is an ordinance on the books that requires certain places, like Club Fever, to follow extra safety precautions. The owner said he's in compliance but admits he still has to file some paperwork.
Plus the ordinance hasn't been enforced since 2005 so council members recognize it needs some tweaking.
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Mike Nicks,
05 June 2010 14:00
Rossi's Crash Opens So Many Questions For several seasons those in MotoGP have been asking: what will the sport do without Valentino? From today, we'll all find out – if only for the duration of a few races.Valentino Rossi's crash today could affect ticket sales for the Italian grand prix here at Mugello tomorrow. And the organisers at succeeding rounds ...
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04 June 2010 14:17
Harris Seek Speed in Moto2 British chassis builders Harris are testing three different fairings, among other items here at Mugello, in an attempt to reduce a maximum speed deficit of 7-8mph over the quickest bikes in the exciting new Moto2 category. American Kenny Noyes captured pole position at Le Mans for the Jack and Jones team on his PromoHarris, but ...
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03 June 2010 21:02
Is this the season when the Valentino era ends? That's the question that everyone is asking here at Mugello now that Jorge Lorenzo has won two of the first three MotoGP rounds this year. The thought is justifiable – but premature. This is only the fourth event in an 18-round championship, and Rossi is only nine points behind Lorenzo. The ...
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11 November 2009 09:41
Thanks, James Toseland, for everything you've done for British motorcycling in the past two years. If you hadn't had the guts to risk the move from a safe home in WSB to leap into the raging MotoGP waters, Britain wouldn't have had a single rider in motorcycle racing's glamour class. Motorcycling fans have long complained – rightly so – that ...
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Riders will lap Silverstone at an average speed of more than 122mph at the British MotoGP in 2010, making the new circuit the fastest on the MotoGP calendar by a clear 10mph. Silverstone date to change in MotoGP calendar reshuffle? The figure was revealed to MCN by circuit designers John Barrow and John Rhodes, of the London-based sports and event ...
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04 May 2009 08:16
There is an argument that exposing children to sport too early in their lives converts them into robotic racing clones, with brittle-thin personalities and narrow interests. But you only had to see Bradley Smith's comportment on the podium at Jerez and in the press conference after his first-ever 125cc victory to appreciate that he's articulate, courteous and cultivated. Bradley, now ...
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03 May 2009 14:44
"That was fun but difficult," Valentino Rossi said of his sixth victory on the Jerez circuit in the Spanish MotoGP race. "I was quite behind after the first laps. But after I came back I had a great battle with Casey and was able to arrive in second place. "Dani was then a little more one second in front, and ...
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03 May 2009 13:51
Valentino Rossi claimed his first race win of the year at Jerez on Sunday, and leapt to the top of the points standings on his Fiat Yamaha when the 30-year-old Italian clubbed down three younger rivals one by one. Rossi started from fourth on the grid, and held that position as the packed streamed around the 2.75-mile Jerez circuit, with ...
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03 May 2009 11:15
"Maybe you try to picture your first win, but this is nothing like it," Britain's latest grand prix winner Bradley Smith said in a podium press conference only minutes after climbing from his Bancaja Aprilia at Jerez today. But he also revealed that his crushing 13-second victory in the 125cc Spanish GP almost turned into disaster when he ran into ...
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03 May 2009 10:45
The 18-year-old Oxford rider Bradley Smith scored his first ever grand prix win in his 50th race in the 125cc event at Jerez. Smith, who had qualified second fastest, streaked into the lead from the grid on his Bancaja Aspar Aprilia, and never relinquished his advantage. His job was made easier when his two main rivals, team-mate Julian Simon and ...
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SHORT FILM: "Ice Hockey" (featuring Ken Daneyko)
I was contacted by Larry Cohen (IMDB), who is a Brooklyn-based filmmaker, about a short film he wrote and directed.
From his website:
He has worked on "In Treatment" (HBO), "The Philanthropist" (NBC) and upcoming series "Borgia" (Canal Plus).
He has produced projects featured on NPR, HDNet, Guggenheim and Vimeo with Everynone.
His films have been featured at the Museum of Fine Arts (Boston), the Big Apple Film Festival and Independent Film Festival Boston.
The email I received from Larry contained a link to his short film titled "Ice Hockey."
I'm always interested in anything involving hockey, so I was planning on checking it out even before I read the part where he mentioned that New Jersey Devils alum Ken Daneyko and Randy Velischek were in it.
I enjoyed it (how can you not enjoy something involving Ken Daneyko). So I decided to post it here for all of you to check out.
A day in the life of Danny, a high school hockey defenseman – School, girls, and his next-door neighbor: hockey legend Ken Daneyko.
Starring Josh Gutkin, Jonathan Dayton High School Bulldogs with NJ Devils Alumi Randy Velischek and Ken Daneyko.
Writer & Director Larry Cohen
Producer Timothy Whitney
Director of Photography Andrew J. Whittaker
The film was written during the 2010 Winter Olympics, based on a dream I had about Ken Daneyko — who in my mind, epitomizes Ice Hockey. It features a cast of mostly non-actors, shot on location at the South Mountain Arena and Randolph, NJ. My Grandmother was a diehard Devils fan, till she passed away in 2002. The film is dedicated to her.
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It took me awhile to realize what was going on here, but the Dutch artist Frank Halmans takes the interior of vacuums and transforms them into miniature houses. Dirt/dust is then purposefully sucked into the interior of these tiny houses to show all the things, memories, "dust" that we collect and thus clutter up our lives, both physically and mentally.
A really interesting use of miniature, I think.
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I love the bonus round where you try to convince yourself that you can watch a 45 minute episode in like 20 minutes
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Werewolf for Hire — Synopsis
Thomas Wolfheart, call-sign House, shifts into a huge, black wolf. He's big, he's strong, he's a badass. House had to leave the Seals when he was badly injured. Now he uses his werewolf powers and his fighting skills for the Company. House is feeling the need to find the one mate he can love for a lifetime. A love he can cherish and call his own.
Alexandra Lopez, call-sign Daisy, is House's second in command and one of the hottest chicks House has ever seen as well as being a warrior and a werewolf. Daisy can hold her own against any man, but loves women almost as much as House. The two run together as wolves and fight for the Company. When they both fall for U.N. aid worker Sarah Christianson, all hell breaks loose.
Sarah Christianson is in Somalia feeding the starving for the United Nations. Sheltered all her life by her diplomat father, she's a virgin. When she's kidnapped by Somali pirates, House and Daisy are sent to rescue her. The rescue goes bad when al Shebab shows up. The three are on the run across miles of Somali desert.
Which wolf will win her heart? Or will she love and give herself to both? Will they survive al Qaida, al Shebab, the pirates and a tribe of Bedouin werewolves to find love that last for a lifetime?


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Swedish cinemas adding Bechdel test ratings to promote gender equality in movies
In 1985, author and cartoonist Alison Bechdel wrote a comic strip that established her "Rule" for watching movies— it must have more than 2 named female characters and these characters must have a conversation at some point in the film about something other than men. It sounds like a pretty easy standard, but about 90% of the films now and ever would fail— all of the Star Wars movies, all of the Lord of the Rings movies, all but one Harry Potter movie, Pulp Fiction and almost every superhero action movie, unless you count the ones with the last minute girl-on-girl shit talking beat-up scene as conversation.
Now many movie theaters in Sweden have decided to use this simple test to highlight gender inequality in film, by giving a movie an A rating if it passes, a failing mark if it doesn't. So that leaves… The Hunger Games… Bridesmaids… Carrie… ummmm… Steel Magnolias. I think that's about it. No, Black Swan. There was some cunning linguistics in that one.
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Across Europe, from Paris to Stockholm, women stood outside the embassies of Arabic nations topless, protesting the second-rate citizen status in many Muslim majority countries. There are pics below and they are NSFW.
Swedish toy catalog breaks gender stereotypes, and why the hell not?
Recently making the rounds in the news and on blogs is this year's Christmas toy catalog from Swedish Toys R Us licensee Toy-Toy Group. Unlike every other toy catalog, the Toy-Toy catalog doesn't conform to rigid gender stereotypes about what boys like and what girls like, instead showing boys having fun with kitchen playsets and girls having fun with toy guns. I know, it's pretty shocking stuff, girls wanting to play with toy cars. Gasp!
They have been waiting for 100 years… what is in the mysterious package?
Since the 1920s, Swedish officials in the town of Sel have been holding on to a mysterious package put together in 1912. The package is a bit bulky, and explicitly instructed on the outside not to be opened until 2012. What was inside? Gold? Stocks? Diamonds?


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About 90% of Tumblr from what I've seen.
About 90% of Tumblr from what I've seen.
Less Biblical than the four horsemen of the Apocalypse but perhaps more widely known.
Less "Reagan" more "Reagan's approach" there candidates.
One little caveat: When in the minority the Democrats do this too.
Look! Up in the sky! Oh, never mind.
Galactic despots are not immune!
Two quotes from the article should explain this:
"It was a tame cartoon. The satire was on media, not Islam." - Wiley Miller, the cartoonist.
It "seemed a deliberate provocation without a clear message." - Ned Martel, a newspaper's Style editor who refused to run the comic.
Wiley sums it up nicely:
"The irony is rife," he told FoxNews.com. "How the editors mishandled it and only compounded it with their spin on it, it's a matter of sitting back and letting them hang themselves. They don't need any help from me."
"Non Sequitur"is one of my favorite comic strips. Often thought provoking, even when I disagree.


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Bethany Floyd '10 with Dr. Steve Long '82
R-MC Biology Professor Jim Foster is excited about the college's Pre-health Program,
which has contributed to the successful health-related careers of R-MC students
for more than 50 years. "The program offers students a strong foundation for a wide
variety of medical fields," says Foster.
The program began in the 1950s, and in the 1980s now-retired Biology Professors
Barry Knisley and Art Conway took over the reins of the program as well as the Pre-med
Advisory Committee, which serves students' needs by providing medical-career counseling
services and other tools for success. Current advisory committee members are: Craig
Anderson, LCP, director, counseling services; Jim Foster, chair of the biology department
and chair of the pre-medical advisory committee; Traci Stevens (biology), John Thoburn
(chemistry); Nora Green (chemistry), Melanie Gubbels Bupp (biology); Deonna
Woolard (physics); and Josh Quinn (Medical Careers Coordinator).
Although the biology department plays an integral role in the Pre-health Program,
other departments—chemistry, sociology, physics and psychology, to name a few—are
also important in keeping the program's vital signs healthy. Students need at least
two semesters of physics, for example; in addition, they can choose from classes
as diverse as "Death and Dying," "Medical Ethics" or "Live Long and Prosper: History
of American Health Care and Policy" as they prep themselves for a smooth transition
to medical school or graduate studies in other health-related fields.
There are more than 100 current R-MC students who have declared an interest in pursuing
health-related careers. "Students come in with a variety of interests," says Foster.
"The Pre-health Society, a student-run initiative, brings in medical professionals—including
R-MC alumni—to talk to students about all sorts of career opportunities."
Bethany Floyd '10, who serves as the current president of the Pre-health Society,
has worked for several years under the tutelage of Pain Specialist Dr. Steve Long
'82. "It has been a wonderful experience," says Floyd. "I have been able to expand
my knowledge of the medical field while making great networking connections. Dr.
Long is such a fantastic role model as he donates so much time to R-MC students.
I'm getting clinical exposure while learning what a physician's life is like as
I prepare for medical school," she says. Floyd's duties range from reviewing charts
and taking patient histories and vital signs to observing in-office surgical procedures.
"We also work with the advancement and The EDGE offices to determine which
alumni are best suited to give advice to our students," says Foster. "Several alumni
have been instrumental in helping the college forge partnerships with various medical
In 2009, Dr. Dick Robins '58, who spearheaded an alumni-driven effort to improve
R-MC's medical-school admissions rates, talked to R-MC students about the importance
of preparing for the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) and gaining medically
relevant experience. He also stressed the importance of hard work and a strong work
ethic. Robins is a retired Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) doctor from Newport News,
Virginia who now teaches part-time at the University of Virginia Medical School.
Dr. Dave Young '58
Dr. Dave Young '58 also works with R-MC students interested in attending medical
school. "Young is a strong advocate for R-MC with admissions deans at Virginia Commonwealth
University, Eastern Virginia Medical School and University of Virginia" said Foster.
Jessie Armstrong '12 worked with Young during her freshman year. "He has been a
great mentor who has given me valuable advice about medical school," says Armstrong.
"Dr. Young's enthusiasm and dedication are palpable and he is a great resource for
the pre-medical students at R-MC."
The Pre-med Advisory Committee meets with pre-med and pre-dental students during
their junior year to assess their progress. "We take a look at the students' overall
preparedness, which includes grades and any internship or volunteer experience they
have had," says Foster. "It's a chance to give them feedback, help them with personal
statements and refer them to The EDGE if necessary. It's not an official
interview, but it's a chance to pay attention to their interpersonal skills—an important
attribute to many future employers."
Students on the pre-health track at R-MC have advantages over students enrolled
at larger colleges. "We try to make contact with students early, to make sure they
think about their grades and the importance of volunteering and interning," Foster
says. "Students at R-MC are taking classes from advisory board members, who in turn
can help by preparing them for medical or graduate school admission tests and by
writing personalized letters of recommendation. You don't get that kind of personal
attention in a larger school."
Foster has worked diligently to make connections with area schools in order to help
R-MC students make solid decisions about medical school. "The dean of the University
of Virginia's Medical School came to R-MC in February 2010 to talk to students about
their program," he says. "Students have to apply to medical schools in their junior
year, having already taken biology, chemistry and physics, and having prepared for
the MCAT. This type of expert advice is invaluable."
Foster very proud of the Preferred Applicant agreement with Virginia
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Regenstrief Institute President to Receive National Recognition
INDIANAPOLIS -- William M. Tierney, M.D., president and CEO of the Regenstrief Institute, will receive the 2011 Morris F. Collen Award from AMIA, the largest international professional biomedical informatics association, at the opening plenary session of AMIA's 35th Annual Symposium on Biomedical and Health Informatics in Washington, D.C. on Oct. 23.
On Oct. 26, Dr. Tierney, who also is the associate dean for clinical effectiveness research at the Indiana University School of Medicine, will present the symposium's closing keynote address.
Dr. Tierney is being honored with the Collen Award for his "persistent efforts to advance the field of biomedical and health informatics, and thus, to exalt data-driven and computer-assisted health care as the norm, both in the United States and globally."
An international leader in biomedical informatics and health services research, Dr. Tierney studies the effects of computer-based interventions to improve health care quality and lower costs of health care delivery. He has received more than $40 million as principal investigator in grants and contracts from federal agencies and research foundations and has published more than 270 articles in peer-reviewed journals.
A graduate of Indiana University and the IU School of Medicine and one of the Regenstrief Institute's first post-graduate trainees, Dr. Tierney has spent his 30-year career as a physician-investigator at Regenstrief and the IU School of Medicine, where he is a Chancellor's Professor and Sam Regenstrief Professor of Health Services Research. He is an associate director of the Indiana Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute.
Dr. Tierney also is chief of internal medicine for Wishard Health Services where he practices as a hospital-based internist. Wishard is the country's third largest safety net health care system and where much of Regenstrief's informatics development has taken place. He is a member of the Institute of Medicine of the National Academies of Science, a master of the American College of Physicians, a fellow of the American College of Medical Informatics and a former president of the Society of General Internal Medicine.
He has implemented and studied hospital and outpatient health informatics tools in Indiana and in Africa. He was the founding director of ResNet, one of the oldest and most productive primary care practice-based research networks in the United States.
Dr. Tierney's research has focused on implementing electronic health record systems (EHRs) in hospitals and outpatient clinics both in Indiana and in East Africa, where his team of developers implemented sub-Saharan Africa's first ambulatory EHR. It has grown to a comprehensive EHR that supports a network of more than 50 primary-care clinics in Kenya. This EHR now contains more than 100 million observations derived from more than 3 million visits by more than 300,000 patients. With help from developers at the Regenstrief Institute, Partners in Health, and the Research Council of South Africa, the system was the model for the open-source 'OpenMRS,' the most widely implemented EHR in the developing world.
The Regenstrief Institute is a distinguished medical research organization dedicated to improving the quality of health care and is the World Health Organization's first and only Collaborating Center for Medical Informatics.
Regenstrief is the home of internationally recognized centers of excellence in biomedical and public health informatics, aging research, health services and health systems research, and health care effectiveness research. Institute investigators are faculty members of the IU School of Medicine, other schools at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis, or Purdue University.
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PTI Gets Back Hacked Facebook Pages
By Mehwish Khan | 06, Feb 2012 | 10 Comments
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf's official Facebook pages, which were taken down by hackers on Friday, have been restored, reported The Express Tribune.
"The pages were put back up at around 5am on Monday after hectic efforts by party members in the US and Pakistan," President of the Insaf Students Federation in Karachi, Arsalan Ghumman, told The Express Tribune.
Approximately 30 pages were hacked, including the official page of PTI Chairman Imran Khan, ISF's own page and that of PTI Secretary General Dr. Arif Alvi.
"We immediately contacted the National Response Cell on Cyber Crime, a department of the Federal Investigation Agency, as well as the management of Facebook in the US," Ghumman said.
Since it was a weekend in the US, it delayed the process and made it that much more complicated. "But it worked to our advantage that the PTI is an officially recognized political party in the US," he said.
Although PTI has a fair idea of who hacked the pages, Ghumman said, they are not willing to disclose the hacker's identity right now.
"I just want to clarify that this is not an inside job, as some people have been saying on social networking websites. The hacker is not and was not a member of the PTI," he said, adding that the party is considering holding a press conference to disclose who hacked the pages.
Via Express Tribune
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WonderCon 2010 panel
Just found out I'll be at WonderCon 2010 in San Francisco on Saturday, April 3, for a Disney Prince of Persia panel with Jerry Bruckheimer, Mike Newell, and Jake Gyllenhaal, moderated by Geoff Boucher.
Our panel is at noon in the Esplanade Ballroom. Looking forward to it!
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So you might remember this #TransitThursday we did a couple of months ago, it was all about our favorite movies and TV shows featuring transit. If you missed it, be sure to check it out:
Well, Ashley Robbins (or as most of you know her on twitter - @cctgirl ) took all of your suggestions and developed an awesome video for Atlanta's FastTrack Forward Campaign. What a better place to debut this video, then right here with all of you who helped plant the seed with #TransitThursday!
Later today, we'll premiere the video right here on #TransitThursday! So be sure to check it out the video, share it with all your friends (especially the ones in Atlanta) & RT it! Let's spread the word this #TransitThursday to everyone in Atlanta to VOTE FOR the Regional Transportation Referendum July 31. #TIA2012
Keeping with the theme of the upcoming Atlanta Regional Transportation Referendum, let's talk about all of the awesome reasons we <3 #transit and transportation funding! So this #TransitThursday we ask:
What does transit & transportation funding mean to you?
- Does it mean access to your job?
- Is it a way to go to the doctor's office?
Why do you love your transit ride?
What would life be like for you if you had no transit or transportation funding?
& Don't forget to use the hashtag #TransitThursday
Can You Believe It's #TransitThursday Already!? I can't! Time sure flies when you're riding transit!
This week's topic was inspired by both the @gotriangle & @CCTgirl! Thanks y'all!
Pro-Transit Promos!
The first inspiration is from the @gotriangle I<3 Transit event that I attended last week in Durham, NC included a photo booth, free t-shirts, slap bracelets, stickers, & postcards, all to PROMOTE TRANSIT! (see previous blog post for more info).
(Photo credit: @gotirangle post from http://www.facebook.com/GoTriangle)
My other inspiration for this week's topic comes from @CCTgirl! She has inspired me with her wildly popular penny lapel pins that are being used by Fast Track Forward and the Livable Communities Coalition to promote the upcoming July 31 TIA transportation tax referendum in Atlanta. (BTW, in case you're wondering @CCTgirl has officially depleted ALL of the Michael's stores, nationwide, of their lapel backs! WAHOO!!!)
(Photo credits: "Pennies!" by @CCTgirl - Ashley Robbins & "Making Penny Lapel Pins" by David Brown both posts from http://www.facebook.com/FasTrackForward)
So, whether it's free t-shirts, photo booths, lapel pins, bumper stickers, buttons, reusable grocery bags, stickers, free passes, cool ads, events.. let us know:
What's your favorite transit promotion?
Don't forget to use the #TransitThursday hashtag!
Want to know more about how you can get involved in the upcoming July 31 TIA referendum in Atlanta, contact @CCTgirl on twitter or check out their Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/FasTrackForward
Want free photos, t-shirts, stickers, slap bracelets like I have? Attend the next @gotriangle I <3 Transit event on July 6 at Tir a Nog in downtown Raleigh, NC. FMI: http://t.co/7eDPE1Jr or check their facebook page http://www.facebook.com/GoTriangle
Today is a special #TransitThursday because it's also @CCTgirl Ashley Robbins 30th Birthday!
Ashley and I met via twitter almost 2 years ago. Since then, we've forged a friendship through our love for all things transit!
For those of you who don't know or follow @CCTgirl, you should. She is campaigning for the TIA, the Atlanta Region's sales tax referendum campaign for transportation. If successful on July 31, long-awaited transportation funds will help untie Atlanta traffic; improving the quality of life for people in the Atlanta region, & helping to create jobs!
I've asked Ashley to come up with today's #TransitThursday topic, but until then, let's celebrate Ashley's birthday by celebrating what she does to help the transportation industry & the people of the Atlanta region.
To celebrate @CCTgirl's 30th, let's kick off #TransitThursday with 30 reasons to fund transit! :-)
**Don't forget to include the hashtag #TransitThursday
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Authorities have identified a pedestrian who was killed after being hit by a pickup truck in Tucson.
Tucson police say 50-year-old Roberto V. Romero died at the scene of Saturday night's accident.
They say Romero was walking across West 22nd Street when he was struck.
Detectives were unable to determine if the pedestrian was in a crosswalk at the time, there were no operating streetlights at the intersection and the pedestrian was wearing dark clothing.
Police say the driver of the truck remained at the scene and no citations have been issued.
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Experience Life on the Farm at McClelland's Dairy Pumpkin Patch
October 6, 2013Posted by pamela |
McClelland's Dairy is a family-run, certified organic dairy farm located just west of Petaluma, and their annual Halloween pumpkin patch just keeps getting better and better. Compared to other pumpkin patches around Petaluma, McClelland's is a relatively low-key affair, but it offers a lot of fun for families, especially if you have small children or are just looking for a more genuine farm experience. If you haven't been there, it's definitley worth checking out.
The entrance to McClelland's can sneak up on you a little, so keep an eye out for their signs as you head down Bodega Road into the Two Rock area west of Petaluma. Turn into the dirt driveway and follow it over a little bridge to the dairy farm. On your right you'll see their three-acre pumpkin patch where you're welcome to go pick that perfect Halloween pumpkin off the vine. Parking is available on your left, near the big chicken tractors.
In addition to u-pick pumpkins, there's a hay maze, a big box full of wheat grains (perfect for digging—buckets and shovels provided), and a petting zoo where you can meet some gentle and friendly farm animals, including goats, calves, and a miniature horse. Don't miss the large arrangement of pumpkins and straw bales—it's perfect for a fall family photo op. You can even participate in a scarecrow building contest. All these attractions are free!
For an added fee kids can jump around in one of two different bounce houses, tour the spooky haunted hay maze, and take a tractor-drawn hay ride. Admission is $4 each, or for $10 you can buy a wristband for unlimited fun and play all day.
When you're ready to go pick pumpkins, grab a wheelbarrow and head out to the field. You'll find pumpkins of all sizes, from enourmous to tiny. There are several different varieties and colors, too. Also available to pick in the pumpkin patch are different kinds of squash, gourds, and even tomatoes. Pumpkin prices range from $2 for small examples to $30 for giant monsters. Small gourds can be had for under $1, and our kids had a great time searching out interesting examples.
Make sure you visit the farm store, where you can shop for organic dairy products like McClelland's highly regarded European-style organic butter, free range eggs, pumpkin ice cream (from Spring Hill Farm down the road), snacks, and McClelland's Dairy merchandise. You can also look through a large window and watch cows being milked in the parlor. There's another viewing window in the building adjacent to the farm store where you can get a different view of the milking action. This was a big hit with the kids and they really enjoyed watching the how cows get milked.
If you want to learn even more about the farm, tours will be offered on Saturdays and Sundays at 11:30 am, 1 pm, and 3 pm. On the tours, you can learn about the history of the farm and how animals are cared for, pet babies in the nursery, and even try milking a cow by hand. Farm tours cost $15 for visitors ages 13 years and older and $7 for children. Reserve your farm tour spots online, since tours often sell out.
You can spend the whole day out at McClelland's—grab some lunch, go on a farm tour, hunt for pumpkins and gourds in the pumpkin patch, play, and more. It's a great addition to the fall pumpkin patch lineup, and a lot of fun to visit.
If You Go
McClelland's Dairy is located at 6475 Bodega Avenue, just outside Petaluma. To get there, take Highway 101 to the East Washington Street exit in Petaluma. Turn left (west) at the stop light and follow East Washington Street west. Washington Street becomes Bodega Avenue. Keep following Bodega Avenue west and keep an eye out for McClelland's pumpkin patch signs; they'll let you know when you're getting close.
Drinks, snacks, and souvenirs are sold in the farm store; credit cards are accepted with a $5 minimum purchase. There's also a food truck at the farm selling treats like grilled cheese sandwiches, milkshakes, and coffee. There's also a big covered picnic area where you can eat lunch or just relax and watch the kids play.
The pumpkin patch is open Saturdays and Sundays from 10 am–6 pm through the month of October, weather permitting. Admission is free. For more information, visit www.mcclellandsdairy.com or call (707) 664-0452. You can also keep up with pumpkin patch happenings on their Facebook page.


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Discouraged after the last election, took a break from politics. What's the point?
Discouraged after the last election, took a break from politics. What's the point?
A union captain walks into a bar next door to the factory and is about to order a drink to celebrate Obama's victory when he sees a guy close by wearing a Romney for President button and two beers in front of him. He doesn't have to be an Einstein to know that this guy is a Republican. So, he shouts over to the bartender so loudly that everyone can hear, "Drinks for everyone in here, bartender, but not for the Republican."
Soon after the drinks have been handed out, the Republican gives him a big smile, waves at him, then says, "Thank you!" in an equally loud voice.
This infuriates the union captain. The union captain once again loudly orders drinks for everyone except the Republican. As before, this does not seem to bother the Republican. He continues to smile, and again yells, "Thank you!"
The union captain once again loudly orders drinks for everyone except the Republican. As before, this does not seem to bother the Republican. He continues to smile, and again yells, "Thank you!"
The union captain asks the bartender, "What the hell is the matter with that Republican? I've ordered three rounds of drinks for everyone in the bar but him, and all the silly ass does is smile and thanks me. Is he nuts?"
"Nope," replies the bartender. "He owns the place
1. They aren't ready for a state.
2. No clear borders
3. I'd rather not have my family live right next to a terrorist state.
4. They are still screaming death to Jews and death to Israel—see point 1.
5. They are still teaching their children to kill and praise the murder of innocent Jewish people.
The Republicans are going to walk on this. And I think they have leverage. Yes, for Congressional Democrats it will help them in the future if Republicans absorb the blame because we will have a recession. But Obama is not running again unlike the Congressional Democrats. He's going to have a recession, 9% unemployment, 2 million more unemployed, and a second term that's going to be a ruin. That is not a good proposition if you are Barack Obama.
Secretary Geithner has offered no plan on behalf of the President. Newspaper articles and leaks from anonymous aides are not a plan. Until this fantasy 'plan' from a secret meeting is made public and scored by the Congressional Budget Office it does not exist. Based on history, we can safely assume that reports that this 'plan' saves $4 trillion is a fabrication. It is a distraction that allows the White House to continue to run out the clock so it can have maximal leverage to force through a bad deal in the last minutes before midnight."
Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL), Ranking Member of the Senate Budget Committeehttp://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2012/11/29/Sen-Sessions-Obama-plan-fake
President Barack Obama campaigned on shutting the revolving door that allows administration officials to peddle their influence on K-Street, but top administration officials are looking to land some of the highest-paying lobbying jobs during Obama's second term. Some top-level officials had already been in negotiations with lobbying firms before Obama even won reelection.
Why are you bending over and pointing your ass at the computer?
Because the Doctor is looking at your rash via webcam.
Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt is planning a technological revolution that could spell the end of the traditional doctor's surgery.
A new system of "virtual clinics" is being planned in which GPs connect with patients via iPads and Skype, an idea that NHS bosses are importing from India.
How long before that comes to America?
Wal-Mart is taking legal action against its organized labor opponents, filing an unfair labor practice charge over widespread protests at its stores across the country — as well as rallies planned for Black Friday, considered the biggest shopping day of the year.
The company filed a complaint on Friday against the United Food and Commercial Workers International Union, claiming the labor union — one of the nation's largest — has unlawfully disrupted business by staging protests at Wal-Mart's stores and warehouses around the country over the past six months.
Do the people who own Walmart really need to make anymore money? What if they decided that it just wasn't worth it anymore, closed their stores, fired their employees and shut down for good?


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This series of information sheets is intended to provide background information for Christians seeking to understand the nature of Islam and its contemporary expression. One aspect of this relates to understanding the reason for the oppression and persecution of Christians in various Islamic parts of the world, and another to the growing challenge which Islam poses to Western society, culture and Church.
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this is delicious! The recipe is perfect for 3 guests; I decrease the amount of sugars in the strawberry sauce to 2 Tbsp of each granulated sugar and brown sugar and it is still very good; I also decrease the sour cream to 3/4 cup (and you can use plain yogurt as a substitution if desired)
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Yum! A great recipe with lots of flavor. The cake flour made the pancakes very light. I used lemon zest instead of orange zest.
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This recipe has lingered in our minds for days after we ate it. It's just that good. If you like strawberries, you owe it to yourself on a rainy Sunday morning to prepare these pancakes and then savor them slowly. But don't fix it for guests. They will hate you forever because they can't one-up you. Only one 16-oz. box of strawberries is required and I added some extra orange zest (about 2 teaspoons) that was left over from zesting for the pancake mix. If there was a Six Star Plus rating, I would give it to this dish. Thank you, Southern Living!
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Okay I'm going to wade into this with my two cents. The reason I'm writing this is because I went to the stage door on Thursday and to see the play/stage door on Friday. I wasn't sure what to expect after reading so much online about the stage door. But what I got was basically Jekyll & Hyde….
I love this, and having met some folks here in Seattle at the stage door, I would add one thing: remember they're normal people! If you do a great job making that latte or filing that file, it's nice to feel appreciated, right? Well, these actors are normal people doing a job they love, and when us fans get a chance to tell them specific instances we enjoyed about their work, it's a nice bonus.
I loved this gals quote, and it is why I am reblogging this: "You don't know him so don't say you love him." Hahahaha! Brilliant!


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Lee Kuan Yew on India
So today I finally managed to print and read through the [[http://www.ciionline.org/Common/313/default.asp?Page=Minister%20Mentor%20Lee%20Kuan%20Yew.htm|entire LKY speech]] (More on [[wp>Lee_Kuan_Yew|LKY on Wikipedia]]) as well as Atanu's analysis [[http://www.deeshaa.org/category/people/lee-kuan-yew/|in four parts]]. Primarily because I was going to present the material in today's [[http://floatingsun.net/udai/taxonomy/term/2|SJC]] at [[http://floatingsun.net/udai|Udai]].
The speech was good, so was the analysis. But there was nothing new in there. Well known problems, well known solutions (or ideas for solutions). The usual rants, the usual suggestions, the usual (common-sensical) insights. In that sense, I didn't get much out of reading the whole thing (and combined with the analysis, it makes for fairly voluminous reading).
But I did catch some minor points here and there that I found interesting. Like I didn't know that Nehru had been offered to make India a member of the UN Security Council //way// back, and he declined. Or that the IT sector makes up for **only around 2-3% of India's GDP**. And lots more like that. Its fairly good reading though, for a saturday morning :-)
And we did have some good discussion afterwards, so it was worth it. I haven't been able to do much of book reading though lately, and haven't even been able to catch up with all the magazines yet :-(