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This is a very inexpensive replacement part that works very well. It was properly packed, and in perfect shape. It will fix your broken touch screen Before you replace this part you must know what you are doing. Unfortunately there are no indications in the box on how to replace it. Shipping was a bit slow The minimal should be a link to a web site ... Read more
I used this touch to interface it with a MSP430 microcontroller. Not it's original purpose. It worked perfect. You can interface is with various devices and platforms. Not really a con but it was hard to find a connector with this pitch. They were not packed in a hard box, only nylon buble-bag, and a lot of Scotch tape. Useful if you use it for the ... Read more
This replacement screen is cheap and really good. It is as good as the original one. I don't see any difference with the original one after replacement (same response and sensitivity) You can find on the net, video to help you to replace it. Anyway it is not so touchy to replace it. nothing negative !! - You have to keep the original "rubber"... Read more
An excellent replacement for original nintendo ds lite gaming console. Lets you replace your touch screen for a very low price if it gets scratched and makes it more confortable to use since no annoying screen protector will be required. To install it is a little time consuming and to install it you need patience and a tri gram screwdriver. (This itself ... Read more
- Very low price for suchgood quality. - Nicely shipped in a bubble wrap. - allignment of the touch sensitivity is absolutely perfect, great precision there. - The built quality is greata and there are no scratches on it. - The tiny ribbon is also good and strong. - None at all I bought it to replace my damaged digitizer and it fitted perfectly and ... Read more
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Alright! "Interview day" So today I went out to two places that were really promising. The first place was a waiting tables job but the manager was a total jerk and brushed me off. Said they were full up and walked away. Awesome, thanks for the manners sir. The second place would have basically been my dream job for while in school. The manager was really nice and friendly and said he wanted to interview me further. Unfortunately I had to sign a year long contract to work and with my school being in another city, I couldn't. Blah! Awesome, all of my potentials are falling through! You wanna hire me? You should because I am amazing.

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Required are two general courses (AMST-A 301 and AMST-A 302) that treat the broad questions of American identity and American community. These will provide underpinnings for the remaining 9 credit hours of course work. A special feature of this program is the senior tutorial, which gives students the opportunity to engage in in-depth research under the guidance of an American studies faculty member.
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Former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez was sitting in jail for the murder of 27-year-old Odin Lloyd on Sunday when the 2013-14 NFL regular season was in full swing. While Hernandez should have been on the field to help lead his team against the Buffalo Bills, his poor decisions landed him behind bars.
Now, the one-time promising young tight end cannot even lay eyes on any live action as he is unable to watch the NFL in jail.
"While Mr. Hernandez and many other inmates would like to watch football, it is just not part of our policy here … so that will not be happening," Sheriff Hodgson of the Bristol County Jail told TMZ.com.
That really comes as no surprise, but you really have to wonder what is going through Hernandez's mind while he sits in his cell and wonders about what he could be doing in his second life had he not been involved in multiple murder investigations.
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We regularly answer marketing questions here on Branding Strategy Insider. Today we hear from Victor, a brand marketer in Seattle, Washington who asks this question on brand positioning research…
"As a creative firm, we want to ensure our solutions on all deliverables are brand savvy. And discovery research is important to accurately defining the problem to solve. What are the important things to keep in mind when conducting quantitative brand research with company stakeholders vs. their consumers, specifically around brand positioning?"
Thanks for your question Victor. The first task is to identify the primary, secondary and tertiary target markets for the brand. Likewise, one must also identify the different stakeholder groups. Then one must understand how the different groups view the product/service categories in question, including how they shop, what influences their purchase decisions and how they use the products/services. One must also understand the values, attitudes and other motivations of the target markets, including their anxieties, fears, hopes and desires. These first insights are usually discovered through qualitative research using projective techniques, guided imagery and laddering exercises, among other techniques. In the quantitative research phase, one must explore top-of-mind brand associations for the brand in question and competitive brands. One must also explore the importance of various values and functional, emotional, experiential and self-expressive benefits to each target market and how they perceive the brand in question delivering against each of these versus competitive brands. One might also explore several potential brand positioning statements in the quantitative research. We test each statement for believability, uniqueness, emotional appeal and ability to motivate purchases. Regarding internal stakeholders, you should know what their business model and strategic intent for the brand are, what preconceived notions they might have about the brand and its customers and what they hope to accomplish with the brand positioning project. Once customer and stakeholder insight is attained, then the creative process should begin in earnest using this insight to fuel the process.
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Great and helpful article. Thanks for sharing these thoughts.
I have found in the years I have been doing positioning that the qualitative aspects are very key. As you say, getting and determining the emotional response to a brand position is really important. It is so easy to slip into marketing jargon and get caught up into trying to be too rational – and satisfying internal stakeholders more than the consumer/ customer.
You want a positioning that gets an emotional response, underpinned by more rational benefits and features. People need to feel something about your position. Having a "brand belief" I have found helps – what does your brand think and is trying to do.


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Omaha animal feed plant collapse kills 2 workers
Omaha, NE, United States (4E) – Firefighters resumed work on Tuesday to recover the body of a worker under the rubble of the collapsed livestock feed factory building in south-central Omaha.
The 25-man recovery team that includes heavy rigging specialists and structural engineers will stabilize the structure and remove overhead hazards in the International Nutrition building, which collapsed and caught fire around 10 a.m. on Monday.
Two workers were killed and 10 others were injured in the industrial accident. One of the dead victims' bodies was recovered Monday afternoon but firefighters postponed the recovery of the second body as loose pieces of metals that were banging due to gusty winds posed danger to them. Recovered around 5:15 p.m. in the second floor of the collapsed three-storey building was the body of Keith Everett, 53, of Omaha, according to Interim Fire Chief Bernard Kanger.
The second dead victim was identified by his family as David Ball, 47.
There were 38 people inside the plant when it collapsed. Four suffered serious injuries while six others had minor injuries. All were taken to different area hospitals for treatment of burns, smoke inhalation, broken ribs and hypothermia. One firefighter also injured his hand.
One of the injured workers said he heard an explosion and debris started to fall. Occupational Safety and Health Administration inspectors are also at the scene at 7706 I Plaza Tuesday to determine the cause of the accident.
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I just watched The Descent last night - that is one good film! First horror movie Ive seen in ages that was actually scarey, and had some quite convincing characters.
(though it was blatently obvious the Northern Irish girl was gonna get it first )
So which movies scare you, and why?
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I found quite a few of the recent wave of Asian horror flicks quite creepy
Ring Trilogy
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Not necessarily scary, but definitely creepy.
When I was a kid "Alien" and "Salems Lot" freaked me right out.
Audition, the first Ring, Cube(made me feel like crap after seeing it).
not trying to be an asshole, but Fahrenheight 911 and Corporation scared me more than any horror movie I've seen since I was 12
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The last time I remembered actually being creeped out was when I saw Henry, Portrait Of A Serial Killer. Of course it was more psychologically scary because it was based on an actual killer, but it was disturbing. to top off the evening, the show was at a theater in downtown Detroit, it let out at 2:00am and we cut through an alley to get to the parking lot. That was bad enough, but when we got to the lot there was a drug deal going down right near my friends car and I'm talkin' white bags kind of drug deal. It was an interesting night.
Farenheit 911 didnt scare me at all. In fact it enraged me because how obvious the fucker twisted everything. I mean the fact that he was sued after making it by many of the people he interviewed just proves that he's full of shit.
Alien has to be the only movie to scare me.
no movie has come close to scaring me more than Fire in the Sky.
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28 days is pretty gnarly, atmosphere-wise.
using that footage of the B-day party was genius - scares the shit out of me everytime i see it too...anything thats has that Home-movie quality does the job...just makes it more real -Originally Posted by InterceptorSIGNS scared me.. especially the footage of the birthday party. I think my heart stopped.
For the same reason, another vote for Henry, Portrait of a serial killer... espeically with the home-invasion scene...and the original texas chainsaw...
I heard Irreversable was extremely disturbing and caused a big scene at Cannes...
oh and the VHS tape in the Ring was even more disturbing that the movie itself
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irreversible was pretty messed up. It has all the gore of other movies in one scene.
Some scenes from Jacob's Ladder.
Let's not forget the sick feeling Koroshiya Ichi left me, after watching it.
Ju-on and the Grudge were the only recent movies to actually creep me out. What was The Descent about?
Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer is an awesome movie!
The Descent is about a group of women who go caving, and are picked off by 'something' hidden in the caves... ooh er... It was made by the guy who made 'Dog Soldiers', Neil Marshall I think.Originally Posted by jfwallsWhat was The Descent about?
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Dog Soldiers is a cool little movie, well worth a watch if you haven't seen it.
the first alien film scared me when i was younger. the most disturbing was japanese films like the ring and the grudge.
i didnt think the descent was that bad but it gave my sister nightmares, and shes 22
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Planning on seeing Kairo one of these days. Word is, that movie is friggin scary.
The Descent was predictable, I hated that movie!
I remember 6th Sense having a strange effect on me :/
Salems Lot, Cujo, Jaws, The Shinning and The Grudge was pretty creepy as well.
Salems Lot is probably my all time favorite Horror flick. I recommend getting the extended version though. The condensed version cuts some really great scenes out.
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Seven really scares me a little . Yeah, the Shinning is pretty ''scary'' at points, quite dark, but it wasn't horror scary.
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the black cauldron. and yes, it's a disney film with a u certificate. it's just fundamentally scary. i can sit through all other films smiling. it's just this one that absolutely scares the craz out of me.
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I haven't seen any of these (i soon will), but was told to by a good friend that hunts down disturbing films that they're top-notch: -----
heard this one can be hard to stomach.
this one's supposed to be a classic (i've seen parts of the unrated) but extremely fucked up:
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Wow, Audition scared people.. I thought it was gross, extremely disturbing, and twisted plot... for those who liked Audition should watch Visitor Q. Jacobs Ladder scared the willabees out of me...
Sammy- Ive seen Caligula.. My friends ex-girlfriend bought it for him for his birthday... Hamburger hill is one of my favorite war films ever.. Irreversible i heard was crazy... If you can watch a 7 minute hardcore anal rape scene then i hear its pretty good after that....
Evil disco- Ichi was awesome.. the best part of that flick I think was the end when the short dude in the jumpsuit comes out of that suit and you realize he's one diesel muther effer!! i thought that was hilarious... and the person face being sliced off and sliding down the wall was pretty cool too!!!
Theres this movie I saw called SESSION 9.. That movie freaked me out a bit... Probably the most since the Blair Witch before the Big production houses got a hold of it...
Mainloop- man i must be dyslexic.. cuz i thought you asked how many people are on lsd
I've seen Caligula too, it's pretty bizarre. It's a 2.5 hour long historical epic with random violence, porn and silly dancing.
Heard bad things about Irreversible, decided not to watch it.
Ive seen part of Irreversible, and it is incredibly disturbing, My flatmates were watching it last year and I walked in during the rape scene (which is horrific to begin with, then ends incredibly violently) 'WTF are you guys watching!?' lol
Dont think I could endure watching that movie again.
On a brighter note, I just watched Old Boy. It was quite engrossing to begin with, then turned into a bit of a mind bender - but in a good way if you buy into the twist at the end. Anyone else seen it?
Oh and 'IT' scared me alot when I was younger - the clown, not the daft spider like thing at the end way ruin a perfectly good monster.
I absolutely loved "Old Boy", thought it was easily one of the best films I've seen this year.
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Jackson Ward 3 Councilman Kenneth Stokes is calling for an end to violence after a shootout injured one man Wednesday afternoon.
It happened at 1391 Holloman Avenue in Jackson just after 1 p.m...
The home and an SUV were shot up. One person was shot in the elbow.
Stokes says , "They're using high powered guns and innocent bystanders are being put in harms way."
Witnesses say they saw a shooter in a black SUV, chasing and firing at the driver of a Ford Expedition. The driver has been identified as 18-year-old George Linson. The rear glass of the vehicle was shot out in front of the home, with Linson running inside.
Ricky Blackmon who lives at the house said the began running when he heard the shots. A day later, multiple bullet holes are found in his car in the driveway, his home, and a lamp post out front. Blackmon was uninjured. He say Linson ran into his home without his knowledge. He doesn't live at the address and was transported by AMR.
According to JPD spokesperson Officer Colendula Green, he was shot in the elbow and it is not a life-threatening injury.
Authorities say there were a number of shell casings inside the home where it appears the shooter chased someone.
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One of the saddest tales to emerge lately was the murder of University of Virginia lacrosse player Yeardley Love, allegedly beaten to death by a member of the UVA men's lacrosse team she had been dating.
But when it comes to beating something to death, you can't top the mainstream media, who have already done it to this story, with NBC's Today seeming to top the list of the tragedy-porn obsessed. (And don't you think the networks are giddy about the fact that the victim had an audience-friendly, headline-grabbing name and a model's good looks?) This will of course end once the next blond woman is killed and becomes the media obsession du jour, and she, too, will hopefully be kind enough to be photogenic for the talking hairdos and airhead bimbos to weep and wail over with the sincerity of British Petroleum and Halliburton executives.
Final note: Amidst the overkill on the Yeardley Love story, little attention was paid to the fact that UVA men's lax coach, Dom Starsia, endured the death of his father just after the murder involving one of his own players and Ms. Love — surely more drama and emotion in a short time frame than one would wish upon anyone. Phillipe knew Dom at Brown when both played sports there, and regarded him as a very kind, personable, and thoughtful individual, which is reflected in his evolution to one of the finest lacrosse coaches in the history of the sport in the NCAA. His travails would have been an equally poignant story, but the elder Mr. Starsia failed to provide anything warranting national attention, such as decapitating himself with a boomerang. Can you say "lowest common denominator," Mr. TV executive?
ON THE BALL AND OFF THE WALL . . .. . . Speaking of Brown sports alums, an interesting note in Bill Reynolds's extremely popular Saturday sports column in The Urinal. Bill reveals that in the TV series, Friday Night Lights, the role of quarterback for any opponent of the featured high school team, the Dillon Panthers, is played by Hendricken and Brown grad Kyle Rowley. Rowley played football at Brown with mild success, but has since been a huge star in arena football with teams all over the country. His father, Jim, a former #2 in the R.I. State Police, is a friend of P+J's. (We met when he profiled us on Route 95 and pulled us over, and just because we were smuggling illegal immigrants into Rhody dressed in giant rabbit suits, he thought that we should be arrested and prosecuted.) Kyle's brother, Travis, is the chair of the Biggest Little's Young Republicans; has written a book, Out of Ivy, for which P. provided a complimentary jacket blurb; is a regular contributor to the Other Paper's editorial pages; and has another publication in the works. A busy family, for certain, and cheers to all of them.
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Windustry to Organize Community Wind Energy Conferences
The United States Department of Energy (DOE) recently granted Windustry $100,000 to organize six regional Community Wind Energy Conferences over the next two years.
The United States Department of Energy (DOE) recently granted Windustry $100,000 to organize six regional Community Wind Energy Conferences over the next two years.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - April 29, 2009 - Secretary of Energy Steven Chu announced that $93 million from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA) will be used to support the development of wind energy projects.
ST. PAUL, MN, April 16, 2009 — The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission (MN PUC) has granted the CapX2020 utilities a Certificate of Need to construct three 345-kilovolt electric transmission lines in Minnesota. The three lines will run from Fargo, SD to Monticello, MN; from Hampton, MN through Rochester, MN to La Crosse, WI; and from Brookings, SD to Hampton, MN.
In 2008 U.S. wind energy grew by over 8,500 megawatts (MW) of new wind power capacity, increasing the nation's cumulative total by 50% to over 25,300 MW, pushing the U.S. above Germany as the country with the largest amount of wind power capacity installed, according to a new report from the American Wind Energy Assocation (AWEA).
Lawrence Berkely National Laboratory (LBNL) and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) have released a combined report that may help wind project developers understand which federal incentives will be most economical: PTC, ITC, or Cash Grant? An Analysis of the Choice Facing Renewable Power Projects in the United States.
"Community-based renewable energy projects can produce big benefits," according to Julie Curti and Justin Goetz in their article "Rewards of Ownership" in a recent issue of Rural Cooperatives Magazine, published by U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Now that Congress has passed and President Obama has signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, how will this help to stimulate Community Wind projects? According to Denise Bode, American Wind Energy Association CEO, "the stimulus bill contains a number of provisions aimed at helping our industry continue the very strong growth in new installations and new jobs we have seen over the past few years."
ITC Holdings Corp. has worked to develop the Green Power Express, a network of transmission lines that would facilitate the movement of 12,000 MW of power from the wind-abundant areas in the Dakotas, Minnesota and Iowa to Midwest load centers, such as Chicago, southeastern Wisconsin, Minneapolis and other states that demand clean, renewable energy.
The United States wind industry created 35,000 new jobs in 2008, according to a news report by the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA). 85,000 workers are now employed in the wind industry including jobs in manufacturing, development, construction, installation, operation, and maintenance.
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In this article, the author defines the general notions of paradigm and representation and explains how these concepts apply to the design of computer music systems. Several real systems are examined from the paradigmatic point of view.
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I adore Queen, but I'm not a fan of Paul Rodgers. Queen simply isn't Queen without Freddie Mercury. Rodgers, who admittedly has some pretty big shoes to fill, has given a decent effort but he just isn't right in the role. I wish that they would have given their 1/2Queen Paul Rodgers band a brand new name rather than continuing to call themselves Queen. Not only is Mercury missing, but John Deacon opted not to participate as well in these new endeavors.
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I think Flannery and Gardenia are pretty hot, Cynthia's not too bad but she's the champion not a GL lol
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I think Flannery and Gardenia are pretty hot, Cynthia's not too bad but she's the champion not a GL lol
Misty's new outfit..i dislike it, but it's hot
1. HGSS Jasmine
2. Flannery
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Jasmine is the only reason i would live in Johto.
Also Morty :drool:
Clair, Flannery and Sabrina.
1st place goes to Flannery. She's majorly hot. Pun fully intended. Then come Jasmine and Roxanne. Honorable mention to Misty.
Totally Morty for me:drool:
Sabrina or Misty.
Tough one... I'm gonna go with Misty. Expecially her HGSS and GSC designs. Older Misty ftw.
Morty. Fo'realz.
Um... don't tell my girlfriend I said that...
1. Candice
2. Gardenia
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5. Janine
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The one between brackets are no real gym leaders, but close enough.
Sweet fucking Christ, guys. REALLY?! This is a thing we're talking about? Goddammit.
Fine. Um, Flannery, because who doesn't like a belly shirt and tits?
I feel filthy.
You're so dirty, you make me want to take a shower.
Anyway, for me, Jasmine, hands-down, with Erika a close second.
Flannery, hands down. There is *no* competition.
Being a girl, I guess Morty, Juan, and Giovanni.
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Men and women of the Horde!
The Grey Company calls you all to the ruins of Loraderon Castle the Sunday the 8th of May, 2011, at 14:00.
Here the Grey Company will speak of the 'Long March' to Stormwind, and seek recruits to join them in this venture.
Week 1
This Sunday will be all about getting the event started, and making a show getting as many people as possible to turn up.
Only members of the Horde ar expected to show up.
We have not planned for much PVP this first week, since we are still in Horde territory.
At 14:00 we will start explaining in-character what the event is all about.
Until 17:00 you will be able to 'join' the army/event by signing up at our recruitment officers. Have no fear though, this process does not require you to join our guild - only if you desire to.
During the recruitment process, you may get asked to duel some of our members, so we can test your skills. Of course, you are also free to challenge anyone to a friendly duel - just don't spam duel-requests, you know everyone hates that. And keep the duels away from where people are standing.
At 17:00 the event will end with all of us walking to the zone-border between Tirisfall Glades and Silverpine. Here we shall set up camp till next sunday, when we will continue our march through Silverpine Forest.
More roleplaying may happen at the camp during the following week, so tune in once in a while, and check out if anything is going on.
We are really looking foreward to seeing as many of you at possible at these events. The more the merrier. Take care for now, and we will see you on Sunday.
- The Grey Company
For more general information about the 'Long march', check out the original 'The Long march' thread on this forum - http://eu.battle.net/wow/en/forum/topic/1999562110#1
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the 8th of may is mothersday in the netherlands and i will be at my parents for this reason then, and not be able to attend this event.
Come with us to Tirisfall, and make the zone laggy as hell! We need you all!
Gather now, fellows, and let our shouts of rage echo across the lands!
The first event shall happen TODAY at 14:00 in the Ruins of Lordaeron Castle in the courtyard. Come with us!
Due to Mother's Day and lack of advertising, only a handful of people showed up. In the following weeks, we are going to talk a lot more about this event in the various channels of Ravenholdt.
We really need the backup of all you guys, if we are going to get this done. Tell your firends/guilds etc. about it, and help us get a LOT more world-pvp going on Ravenholdt!
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and now is the time I get back into the game... hope to be there next time boss.
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South Alabama's football program has only been around for four years, but you wouldn't be able to tell by the way it performs on the field.
The Jaguars were established in 2009 and placed into the "NCAA unclassified" program as a member of Division I FCS. Here they won their first 17 games (to zero losses) and outscored opponents 734-171.
"We're committed to making this a great football program," said head coach Joey Jones, who has been at the helm since the team's inaugural season. "If you commit early like we did and say, 'we're in this thing,' then you're on your way."
In 2011, South Alabama started the two-year transition from unclassified to the Division I FBS. For the first time, it had games televised – including a matchup against North Carolina State.
The Jags finished 6-4 and lost two of their four games by eight points or less. They played two Division I FBS teams and a combination of Division I FCS and Division II teams.
"It all starts with the administration, which has been outstanding," he continued. "The coaching staff is committed, our great players are committed – we're making this happen."
This past year, USA played in its first-ever season as a member of the FBS. And although the record doesn't show it (2-11), the Jaguars were a surprisingly competitive team in a tough Sun Belt Conference.
South Alabama took conference champ Arkansas State down to the wire, losing 36-29 in Week 7. It held its own against LA-Monroe and Middle Tennessee, and played tough vs. NC State and Mississippi State on the road.
"I didn't know what to expect," said Jones. "We didn't know what Sun Belt (conference play) would be like. You just don't know how your players will react, and you don't know what to expect 'til you go through it.
"We went through the season and were very competitive," he added. "I'm proud of how our kids fought hard."
Jones mentioned how he felt as if his players wore down towards the latter half of games, due to depth issues – the result of fewer scholarship athletes.
He plans to fix that here and now.
"That's the name of the game – getting guys on the field," Jones said of his roster situation. "Counting our signees at the midterm and the ones that sign in February, we'll have eight or nine (junior college transfers), which will be big. Plus the addition of some good high school players – that gives us immediate help, as we're trying to fill holes."
South Alabama will return the majority of its team to the gridiron this fall for its first season as a full member of the FBS. This will be needed if the Jaguars plan on keeping up with teams such Tennessee, Kent State and Navy – all non-conference scheduled opponents.
"Coming up this season will be the first time we have some seniority," said Jones. "They know what it takes to win. …our players are looking forward to it."
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Time with God - Dec. 9, 2009
Wednesday 9th December
No man will be able to stand before you all the days of your life. Just as I have been with Moses, I will be with you; I will not fail you or forsake you. Be strong and courageous, for you shall give this people possession of the land which I swore to their fathers to give them. Only be strong and very courageous; be careful to do according to all the law which Moses My servant commanded you; do not turn from it to the right or to the left, so that you may have success wherever you go. This book of the law shall not depart from your mouth, but you shall meditate on it day and night, so that you may be careful to do according to all that is written in it; for then you will make your way prosperous, and then you will have success. Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous! Do not tremble or be dismayed, for the LORD your God is with you wherever you go.
God's presence will give you the courage you need to press forward with your godly goals!
From God's words, Joshua knew that following God's leading in his life would involve great opposition and hardship. But he had an unshakeable rock to cling to. God had promised He would be with Joshua to help him accomplish God's will. God is with you, too!
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"A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance" Proverbs 15:13
Monday, November 18, 2013
Acts of LOVE...
As I woke up the morning and made my way down the stairs to begin the day I was greeted by a pair of tennis shoes left where they were taken off in the middle of the floor...as I made my way to the kitchen I found a belt left on the counter and a hat... I rounded the corner to free the dog from his crate to find a coat throw across the chair. As I sighed a sigh of frustration I was reminded of a lesson about adjusting to God's plan (attitude) that I shared with my 4th and 5th graders at church a few weeks ago. Yes, I needed an attitude adjustment this morning. I am so glad I was reminded of the story of Naaman because I changed my attitude and have had a most absolutely wonderful and productive day full of acts of love.
If you were to read 2 Kings 5:1-16 you would discover the story of Naaman, a well respected successful Syrian military commander. In the story, a young girl is taken from her home to serve Naaman's wife. Essentially she was serving her enemy but she did not serve with a disrespectful attitude. She serve willingly and even cared for Naaman and his family. Naaman had leprosy and this servant girl suggested Elisha could heal Naaman. She knew that God would heal Naaman because he cares for all people. Long story short, Naaman goes to see Elisha. He thinks he will be heal in a great way by Elisha touching him and making him well. This is not what happens. Elisha tells Naaman to wash seven times in the Jordan River and he would be healed. This made Naaman mad and he refused to do as Elisha had instructed until his servants persuaded him to at least try to see if he would be made clean. Naturally, Naaman washes in the Jordan River seven times and he is indeed made clean. If Naaman had not changed his attitude he would have missed out on God's healing power. Naaman had an attitude adjustment that day and God received all the glory.
What does this have to do with the shoes, the belt, the hat and the coat being left where they landed when they were taken off? Well, as I picked these items if I had continued to allow myself to be frustrated as I picked up behind all the other bodies in my household my day would NOT been very good and probably not productive. I did not allow myself to have a little pity party instead I changed my attitude as I thought over the story of Naaman. I approached all the little things like moving the shoes to the closet, hanging the belt up in the laundry room, hanging the coat up in the closet as random acts of LOVE. I didn't grumble. I didn't "fuss" at my little man for leaving his hat on the kitchen counter. No instead I simply put it in its place and remembered how much I love that little guy.
So as I approached the rest of my day from making beds to washing the dishes to collecting the dirty clothes to be washed I thought of these things as little "gifts" of love. Arin didn't have to bring her clothes down to be washed or make her bed. Why did I do these things...simply out of love! Random Acts of LOVE! :) You see I want our home to be a happy place...warm and inviting. All the "Little" things I do for each one of my children and my hubby are acts of love.
I must admit I have had the best best day :) All because I changed my attitude first thing this morning. If I had not done this I would have missed out on the pleasant day God had planned for me. I have accomplished all that I wanted to from baking my hubby's favorite bread to granola bars for my babies to getting all the laundry washed, dried and folded. There were several trips to the grocery store (not to self check the list twice before going out the first time, LOL!) The house is clean, the chicken is cooking in the crock pot, and I even found time to make some muffins to take to my Mother-in-Love. Yes, today has been delightful! I am so thankful God put the story of Naaman on my heart this morning and helped me change my attitude.
So my question is...Are you letting your attitude prevent you from something God has planned for you? Is your day full of random acts of love like mine??
Until next time.....may your day be blessed and your heart be merry :)
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Sunday, November 17, 2013
It's Fall.....
A lot has happen in the Thompson household since I last checked in. We said farewell to summer, headed back to school and have eagerly welcome fall. The summer was good and unusually WET so our garden didn't so as well as in years past by oh well I am already dreaming of next summer's garden.
The end of August we welcomed a new school year. My little man headed off to second grade and joined Cub Scouts.Warms my heart you know being a Girl Scout leader and all. He brought home is first report card and was ever so excited to have "REAL" grades...you know A's, B's, and C's instead of those darn M's(meets expectations),etc. My darling daughter headed off to her last year in middle school. That's right she is an eight grader this year. As part of preparing for High School she has participated in the marching band at the high school and will continue into concert band. She does so LOVE music. Thanks to an awesome Band Director at the high school she is more in love with music and playing instruments that she now is leaning towards a career in music or writing she loves that too. She is my "band GEEK". She knows that I love it....band geek is an affectionate nickname and trust me she wears it well and very confidently!! As for me, I am still teaching my Bible students and LOVING it. I am so blessed to have a job where I get to share the word of God and his love with all these kids. I love my job but my heart will always lie at home. My mission will always be creating a warm, loving inviting home where my family find comfort, feels safe, and can get away from the pressures of the world.
We welcomed November with a drastic change in the weather. SO that means only means one thing.... "Tissue and Splinter" season is upon us...LOL! Runny noses are a daily and constant occurrence around here. And yes, I have gotten my first splinter or two from stocking the wood stove. I sure there will be MANY more. I am not complaining at all. I LOVE the warmth of burning wood. It makes the house so warm and cozy! As each day passes I have thought about this blog. I have to say I have lots on ideas what to write about just have not taken the time to sit down and do it. Just have not been inspired. I can not say I am too busy because we seem to have fallen nicely into a good routine...Cub scouts on Tuesdays, Church on Wednesdays, Girl Scouts on Thursdays, Buffalo Gap Football games on Fridays....oh yeah Arin, also, band practice on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. That is not busy, is it?? I wouldn't have it any other way.
I guess you can say things are going well. I am trying to value what time I do have with my children and not be in front of the computer when they are home. I never want them to think they are not a priority. My Lord and Savior is First and then they come second right along side my hubby! Sometime I think that technology really eats away at "family" time. I don't know about you but my children, my hubby are way more important that this computer. No offense, I love my blogging friends. But you can understand what I mean, don't you??
Well I have a seven year old to tuck into bed and pray with so I best be signing off for tonight.
Until next time, may your night be blessed and your heart be merry. :)
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Friday, July 12, 2013
Meet my neighbors.....
It is a deary rainy day here at the Thompson Household. So, it looks like the garden will not be dry enough to pull those weeds this evening. I guess we will keep hope tomorrow will be drier. At least everything is GREEN! :)
I thought I would share a few pictures of my "neighbors". Now I must explain my neighbors greet me each morning when I take my four legged fur babies out for a walk. So, here goes...
She is my favorite....precious face don't you think?
These guys love to come to the fence and rub noses with my boxer, Dozer. And Dozer loves EVERY minute of it!
This one was rubbing his neck on the fence and looks like he was talking to me....what do you think he is saying?
This guy didn't want to miss having his picture taken.
I love that my "neighbors" or at least their cows are out to greet me each morning. Does anyone greet you each morning when you step out your door?
Well gotta run... one of the fur babies hears the birds chirping and thinks he needs to go outside to check them out.
Until next time....may your heart be merry and your day be blessed! :)
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Thursday, July 11, 2013
Pardon the weeds....
The garden is growing and growing. We have not harvested any fresh vegetables from it yet but in time I suppose. We did get a late start because of the cold and wet Spring we had. Summer is definitely wet too. It has rained everyday....in fact it is hard to remember a day recently that it has not rained. We have not been able to get in the garden to work pulling weeds or to stake up the tomatoes but God is watering it faithfully so at least it is growing.
Here are some pictures of the progress:
Everything is growing nicely...in case you can not figure out what everything is here is what is planted in order of the pictures. Pumpkin, corn, potatoes, yellow squash, cucumbers, watermelon, tomatoes, Jalapenos, green beans, carrots in pots because our soil is too rocky for them to be in the garden, lettuce, parsley, sage, peppermint, and various colored peppers. If you look closely at the last picture you will see a small pepper. It won't be long and we will be up to our ears in fresh vegies! As you can also see there are LOADS AND LOADS of weeds to be pulled. Every time it dries ups enough to get in the garden in rolls another rain shower. My hubby says we are gonna hold a weed pulling party.... would you like to come?? LOL! Perhaps this weekend we will get out there and work.
How has the weather been where you are? If you have a garden is it growing and are you harvesting any vegies yet? I would love to hear from you.
Until next time....may your heart be merry and your day be blessed :)
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Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Rain, Rain, Go Away.....
To say we are all a little waterlogged would be an understatement...and the forecast does not leave us with much hope for sunny days until Monday. Really? Yes, really the weather man says rain, rain, and more rain! YIKES! Our county remain under a flood watch until midnight tonight. The county schools were on a 2 hour delay this morning due to flooding. I went out today and took some pictures of some of streams/ rivers close to home. So take a peek at all our WATER....
This is the stream at the edge of our property. No it does not look like lots of water but it is usually pretty much dry. So it is up a good bit.
This is the opposite side of the stream.... which of course is also usually much lower.
Now we will move on a little further from my house...
Both of these are of Middle River on Frank's Mill Road...It one of the rivers that runs through much of this part of the county. The water appeared to have receded a little but the water is still ROLLING.... and is out of the banks on one side of the river.
This is the Middle River as well....it is a different location. This is in Churchville. The river runs behind some churches, a picnic pavilion, and park.
This is outside my son's school facing the baseball fields...water is just sitting everywhere. Doesn't look like ball will be played here for a couple of days. :(
This was the bottom of my driveway yesterday about this time just as a thunderstorm rolled through....
This was what the bottom of the driveway looked around 9 am this morning. It never ceases to amaze me how quickly the water "disappears". However, it leaves behind a mess and destruction.
Guess where all that water took the gravel from my driveway....Yep! Into the road and left behind this....
a big 'ole rut in the driveway that now I have to dodge when I go in and out. We just fixed this last summer. Guess I know what the hubby will be doing once all this rain stops.
Well, there is a bright side in all this rain. The grass will be green, green, green and the flowers...I mean weeds are blooming beautifully. Take a look....
I found these beauties all along the bank in front of my house. It reminds us that God is in control and that there is beauty even in the yucky stuff if we just take the time to look around us.
Well, It is about time to start the dinner and homework routine. How is the weather your way?
Until next time....may your heart be merry and your day be blessed :)
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Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Diggin' in the dirt...
It is that time of the year.....time to start digging in the dirt. It is still to early here to plant our garden but we get closer every day. I can say that I am eagerly awaiting to be able to get outside and just play in the garden. The hubby was able to plow our garden this past weekend so we are ready for planting....now if it would just get warm and stay warm! I do not look forward to weeding because that is no fun but planting and watching those little plants grow and produce it truly exciting.
My mom and I visited a greenhouse a few weeks ago and I was able to purchase lots of herbs. I got some herbs that I have not found around here and all for a good price which is even better. So, feeling the need to dig in the dirt I dug out my pots, potting soil and got them all planted. Here is what I have so far....
There is Cumin and Thyme, Chamomile, Parsley and Dill, Cilantro, Tarragon and Chives, Stevia and Peppermint, Sage and Savory. All the plants seems to have taken to being transplanted except the Oregano.
After getting all of these planted in dawned on me I forgot one of my favorite herbs....I forgot BASIL. How on earth does one forget to plant BASIL. Me oh my.....back to the greenhouse soon. Thinking I will get two kinds of basil... the purple basil looked interesting. I will, also, be on the hunt for an aloe plant.
My mom treated me to a special plant. I fell in LOVE with this plant but was there to buy herbs so herbs is what I bought. So here is a picture of this beautiful beautiful plant.
here is an closer look at the leaves....
What have you all been up to? and how is the weather your way? It is WET, WET, WET here. Been raining since yesterday and is suppose to rain through Thursday. Many of the streams/river are about at flooding stage which is not good. So everyone here is a bit waterlogged :( Oh well, we should be thankful for the rain...we do need it!
Well, time to go. I have to go pick up the kiddos from school. Then it will be back to serve snack, work on homework, fix dinner and then I have a Girl Scout Community meeting this evening.
Until next time.....may your heart be merry and your day be blessed :)
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Monday, January 21, 2013
Creamy Vegie Soup
Do you have a favorite "Comfort Food"? You know that one thing you make that just simply soothes the soul like no other food can do? These days for me it is Creamy Vegie Soup. Oh how I love this soup... and its what for dinner tonight and then we will have the leftovers on Wednesday night when we have to be out the house early for church. Here is the recipe:
Creamy Vegie Soup
3 Tbsp butter
3 Tbsp oil, I use olive oil
2 carrots diced
2-3 stalks of celery diced
2 cups of corn
1 can (pint) green beans, diced
1 medium onion, diced
2-3 small potatoes, diced
5-6 Tbsp flour
4 cups of chicken stock (can use vegie or beef stock)
1/2 cup of heavy whipping cream or milk
Salt, pepper, season salt, and/or garlic powder to taste
melt butter over medium high heat, add oil...
saute carrots, celery, potatoes, and onions until about tender about 10 minutes...
add corn and green beans.I use corn and green beans canned from our garden so I don't saute them with my fresh vegies...
add flour and cook for 1-2 minutes...
add chicken broth, bring to a boil then reduce heat to simmer, cook for about 10 minutes...
add the whipping cream, simmer for about 10 minutes...
It's Done! Enjoy this yummy CREAMY goodness....
We garnish our soup with various combinations of oyster crackers, sour cream, crumbled crispy bacon, and cheese. Tonight I will be serving this with either grilled cheese sandwiches or toast out of the yummy Soft Oatmeal Bread I made yesterday. Because my kids are not big soup eaters I will be making them mac & cheese.
Well I better get busy....time is steadily ticking away! I have laundry to fold, floors to sweep & vacuum all before the kiddos get out of school for the day.
Until next time....may your heart be merry and your day be blessed :)
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I live in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley with my husband of 12 years, Vernon. I am a mom of two wonderful blessings... Arin who is 12 years old and Kenneth who is 6 years old. This fall I took a teaching position with Western Augusta Council for Weekday Religious Education. That is right I am a "Bible" teacher. I, also, serve as the Children's Ministry Coordinator for my church which includes Children's Church 2 Sunday's a month and a Wednesday night program. I am,also, a Girl Scout troop leader. I LOVE LOVE LOVE to cook and LOVE LOVE LOVE taking care of my family!!
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Rev. Patty Becker will give the talk "Exploring Unity" at the Unity of Whidbey service on Sunday.
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"If we listened to our intellect, we'd never have a love affair. We'd never have a friendship. We'd never go into business, because we'd be cynical. Well, that's nonsense. You've got to jump off cliffs all the time and build your wings on the way down."
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September 3, 2009
Men's and Women's Soccer, Volleyball open seasons at home this weekend
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -
The Birmingham-Southern men's and women's soccer and volleyball teams all open their 2009 seasons at home this weekend.
Men's soccer will host the Labor Day Classic, as Blackburn College, Mississippi College, and Sewanee convene on the Hilltop for a four-game tournament. Sewanee and MC will play first, Friday at 5 p.m., followed by the Panthers taking on Blackburn at 7:30 p.m. at BSC Soccer Park. Action continues on Sunday as Sewanee and Blackburn face each other at noon, and BSC takes on MC at 2:30 p.m.
Volleyball is also in action Friday evening, facing Martin Methodist College at 7 p.m. in Bill Battle Coliseum. The two teams will play again, Saturday at 2 p.m.
Women's soccer opens their slate Saturday evening, hosting Huntingdon College at 7 p.m. at BSC Soccer Park.
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Music, madness, death, and darkness face amateur criminologist Lamont Cranston and The Shadow. In the midst of the most classic of mystery motifs - from foreboding castles to frame ups - he unravels each remarkable riddle. From elusive treasure to conclusive evidence: How? Why? And, who dunnit?
Let your curiosity lead you through two newly discovered Orson Welles episodes, available here for the first time since their original broadcasts in 1938 - "He Died at Twelve" and "The Black Buddha." Consider the clues in more classic episodes starring Bill Johnstone and Bret Morrison as the cloaked crusader. Ask yourself, is that really Ken Roberts singing in "Tenor With a Broken Voice"?
The Shadow producer and scriptwriter Edith Meiser once said, "A mystery is just a puzzle solved by the detective." Of course, the 18 cases in this digitally restored and remastered collection are cracked by…The Shadow! Includes Program Guide by William Nadel with photographs and background information about the series.
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"If you love the old serials this is for you."
Once again another collection of the old Shadow serials. The stories and characters aren't the greates, but OrsonWelles is so good as the Shadow, who really cares? These are a great look back at a different time and place. I used to own most of these on casette at one time and it is nice to have them in a digital format. If you love the Shadow you will love this one for certain.
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WOONSOCKET --- Pilgrim didnŌĆÖt win the battle of numbers on Friday night, but the Patriots won a very big game against Cumberland, a ŌĆśWŌĆÖ that vaulted them over the Clippers and into first place in the Division II-North standings.
Senior center Cody WeaverŌĆÖs second goal of the game with 2:14 to play in the game lifted the visiting Patriots to a hard-fought 3-2 triumph in a battle of two shorthanded teams at Adelard Arena.
PAWTUCKET ŌĆō The look on the face of Burrillville High coach Lindsay Rachlow said it all. She wasnŌĆÖt out there with her players during Friday nightŌĆÖs Division II-North contest with Tolman, but she certainly showed the exhaustion of playing a fierce battle with the Tigers.
It was a battle that her Broncos managed to win, eking out a 48-47 victory over Tolman before its typically-loud fan base at the Donaldson Gymnasium.
BARRINGTON ŌĆō Woonsocket scored one of its most satisfying victories of the season on Thursday night, rallying from an early 7-0 deficit to edge Barrington 48-43 and take over second place in Division I-North.
Kailey Fugere scored 30 points and Michelle Brayboy added 13 for the Villa Novans, who are now 9-3 and have won their last six league games. The victory avenged an early-season 51-32 loss to Barrington on WoonsocketŌĆÖs home court.
Fugere added 11 rebounds and netted the decisive basket with 40 seconds left to play as Woonsocket took a 48-43 lead and then held on for the win.
PROVIDENCE ŌĆō How do you cure those Friar blues? Answer: a visit from the Scarlet Knights.
Despite playing two very uneven halves Wednesday night, Providence was able to secure a rare Big East triumph at the expense of Rutgers, 78-67. The win snaps a four-game losing streak for the Friars, who placed five players in double figures led by strong performances from Bilal Dixon (18 points, 10 rebounds) and Vincent Council (11 points, 14 assists).
ŌĆ£I thought today was our day,ŌĆØ said a clearly-relieved Ed Cooley, his Friars now 2-8 in the league and 13-10 overall.
If Burrillville wants to remain in the top four of the Division IŌĆÖs power standings and play for the new Championship Division crown next month, then this weekend is the one that could make or break the BroncosŌĆÖ chances.
The Broncos, who are 8-4 and occupy fourth place in the divisionŌĆÖs overall standings, are facing their toughest two-day stretch of the season in the form of a Friday 9:30 p.m. clash at Thayer Arena against first-place Bishop Hendricken (10-1-1) and a Saturday 8:30 p.m. battle in the friendly confines of Levy Arena against Moses Brown (6-5-1).
PAWTUCKET ŌĆō If Mike Tamburro were to take a page from late night talk show David Letterman and compose a top 10 list based exclusively on all the achievements and accolades bestowed upon him over the years, chances are the exercise would tug at the heart of the team president of the Pawtucket Red Sox.
The next time you visit Youtube.com, do yourself a favor and type in ŌĆ£Will Blackmon Recovery.ŌĆØ The segment is only 10 minutes in length and offers terrific insight into someone whoŌĆÖs been repeatedly knocked down throughout his six-years-and-counting NFL odyssey, only to refuse to stay down for the count.
CUMBERLAND --- Shea coach Matt Pita got exactly what he wanted from his ballclub on Tuesday night ŌĆō 32 minutes of smart basketball ŌĆō and because of that, his Raiders picked up a surprisingly-lopsided victory over Cumberland.
Six-foot-six center Michael Neal produced a game-high 15 points, 12 rebounds, and three blocked shots to power a balanced scoring assault by the Raiders and help them bus home with a resounding 77-46 triumph at the ClippersŌĆÖ Wellness Center.
CUMBERLAND ŌĆö After surviving a staph infection scare that shut down the Cumberland High wrestling program for a week, the Clippers return to the mat this week for a pair of tough matches with La Salle Academy and Cranston West.
ŌĆ£Every match we have from here on out is going to be tough,ŌĆØ Cumberland coach Steve Gordon admitted on Monday. ŌĆ£Next week, we host unbeaten Hendricken and the week after that we visit Warwick Veterans. Both of those teams are state title contenders.ŌĆØ
Gordon is just happy to have his team wrestling again.
PROVIDENCE ŌĆö There was no doubt in Lindsay RachlowŌĆÖs mind that her team would be competitive in Division II this winter.
In her first season as head coach of Burrillville High last year, Rachlow watched her Broncos struggle during the adjustment stage with an 0-9 start. But they then ran off eight straight victories to eventually make the playoffs. From that squad, only two seniors graduated.


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The Park Slope Food Co-Op Meeting Gets Live Tweeted
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In a somewhat surreal showing of food politics-meets-international politics, the live tweeting of Brooklyn's Park Slope Food Co-Op this past Tuesday resulted in an "epic" rundown, as The Awl put it, of bizarre one liners, offering a taste of the high-spirited (and some would say high-minded) views of its passionate, and politically-motivated, members.
A few notes: "Fascist food" makes multiple appearances, checkout shifts are called "the firing line," and Trader Joe's gets booed.
Read More: The Epic Live-Tweeting Of Last Night's Park Slope Coop Meeting at The Awl
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Does mocking the people at a local food coop really count as news?
Agreed. I don't know what bloggers issues are with a volunteer-to-join Food Co-op? It's very juvenile.
Yeah... I'm a member of the Park Slope Food Coop and this just wasn't that funny or interesting. Ha ha... things taken out of context sound stupid! I mean, if you were to live blog most people's office meetings, they would sound idiotic as well. I don't take offense but this is just silly, really.


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I want to write something in depth about my experiences in and around Occupy Oakland — including last Wednesday's strike, which successfully shut down the Port of Oakland and was the most inspiring action I've ever been a part of, and the fallout from other actions later in the night — but for now, here's an excellent piece:
The unacknowledged assimilation of peace with pacification will only fetter the movement's potential, by keeping us bound to and within the bounds of the dictates of order. This is not to celebrate an equally unthinking embrace of property destruction or overly confrontational tactics. But we must create space for a diversity of tactics—not, as some have suggested, as code for the legitimation of violence—but as a necessary corollary to the diversity of this movement itself.


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Lake Buena Vista, FL (Sports Network) - Notre Dame senior linebacker Manti Te'o took home the 2012 Maxwell Award, which signifies the nation's top all- around player.
Te'o has posted a team-leading 103 tackles and seven interceptions, the most in a single season in school history by a player at his position.
Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel and Kansas State signal-caller Collin Klein were the other finalists for the award.
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New Zealand's Woodcock ruled out for season
Veteran New Zealand prop Tony Woodcock is to undergo shoulder surgery and will miss the rest of the season.
Veteran New Zealand prop Tony Woodcock is to undergo shoulder surgery and will miss the rest of the season.
German World Cup-winning player and coach Franz Beckenbauer has banned for 90 days by FIFA this Friday after failing to cooperate in a corruption enquiry into the bidding process for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups.
Trainer Aidan O'Brien has announced Ruler Of The World will not run in Saturday's Investec Coronation Cup at Epsom.
Midfielder Arnold Peralta has been ruled out of the 23-man World Cup squad for Honduras and will be replaced by Edder Delgado.
Costa Rica striker Alvaro Saborio has been ruled out of the World Cup after suffering a metatarsal fracture in his right foot.
Rafael van der Vaart has been ruled out of the World Cup for the Netherlands with a calf injury.
Ireland Under-20 captain Sean O'Brien has been ruled out of the Junior World Championship in New Zealand with an ankle injury.
Germany midfielder Lars Bender has been ruled out of next month's World Cup in Brazil with a thigh injury.
Liverpool striker Luis Suarez has undergone minor knee surgery and has not been ruled out of the World Cup, the Uruguay Football Association have insisted.
World number five Victoria Azarenka has ruled herself out of the French Open because of a foot injury.
France goalkeeper Steve Mandanda has confirmed he will miss the World Cup after suffering a neck injury in Marseille's final match of the season.
England winger Andros Townsend will miss the World Cup after being ruled out for 10 weeks with an ankle injury, Tottenham Hotspur have announced.
Quevega is one of 10 declarations for the Ladbrokes World Series Hurdle at Punchestown on Thursday.
Real Madrid suffered a second successive defeat as Atletico Madrid and Barcelona pulled clear in the Primera Division title race, but Barca's night was marred by a serious injury to goalkeeper Victor Valdes.
Willie Mullins' unbeaten mare Annie Power is set to take her chance in the Ladbrokes World Hurdle at Cheltenham next week.
The punchestown.com Mares Hurdle is the most valuable contest at the Kildare track on Wednesday and sees Upsie bid to get back to winning ways.
England manager Roy Hodgson has ruled out the possibility of John Terry coming out of international retirement for the World Cup.
The Willie Mullins-trained pair of Vesper Bell and On His Own head the weights, and some ante-post lists, for the Goffs Thyestes Handicap Chase at Gowran Park.
Trainer Mouse Morris has confirmed Rule The World will head straight for the Ladbrokes World Hurdle at Cheltenham in March following his impressive display at Naas on Saturday.
Dunguib was a highly-encouraging third on his first run for 1040 days as Rule The World took the honours in the Limestone Lad Hurdle at Naas.


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For this show, I believe that I was between the first and second reaction. I was definitely a little suspicious of ...
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful:A favorite that I recommend to all no matter what kind of anime you like!I never write reviews for anime series but I feel like I had to for this anime. This series was light hearted and touching. It never failed to put a smile on my face. It had great character development as well. I 100% percent recommend this series even to those who may not be a fan of slice of life/cute animes. This anime is definitely worth it!
1 out of 2 people found this review helpful:The Cuteness with her Guardian the Undecided.It was really cute with a hint of emotional compatibility. it was cute. CUTE CUTE CUTE CUTE CUTE CUTE CUTE CUTE CUET CUTE CUTE CUTE CUTE CUTE CUTE CUTE CUTE CUTE CUTE CUTE CUTE CUTE CUTE CUTE CUTE CUTE CUTE CUTE CUTE CUTE CUTE CUTE CUTE CUTE and the cuteness always destroys my logical thinking.
The Joys of ParenthoodDaikichi can't help but wonder if he's raising Rin or if Rin is raising him. This anime is possibly the cutest thing I've ever seen. I had heard a lot of positive things about the manga that this is adapted from so when I saw the anime only had only 11 episodes I had to check it out in honor of Father's Day. Usagi Drop has a lot of heart and each character reflects that. I instantly fell in love ...Read more
One of a Kind, through and through!!!I have never seen an anime quite like this before! It brings up the true struggle of being a parent and understanding their child while still being a fantastic show! The characters are adorable and intelligent; this show is not one to skip!!
*Side-note* I love how the shows start off their animation with water colors! I thought that was a very nice touch!!
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful:Usagi Drop Finale Review[This was originally a blog post found on my blog MoeMonster, but has been moved to Konseptual.com.]Read more
Usagi Drop is easily my favorite show of the year so far. Easily so, in fact. I've enjoyed others, like Madoka, AnoHana, Steins;Gate, etc, but this was a gem through and through. It just oozed smoothness and had an ease to it I don't think I've ever seen ...
0 out of 1 people found this review helpful:Excellent Feel Good Anime.Are story starts with Daikichi attending his grandfather's funeral where to his surprise grandpa has a six yr daughter and as the other relatives try to decide what should be done with her basically not treating her very well when one of them says they should find some institution to take her too he slams his hand on the table and decides he'll take care of her and thus begins a very heartwarming ...Read more


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I'd really like to see more info about the masks -- I'm still learning how to use them, and there are so many different ways to take advantage of their non-destructive approach. I'm not real sold on the video idea, but that's because as I'm going through a tutorial, I like to stop and try the theory out for myself -- and sometimes I go back and forth within the tutorial, which is a pain when it's in video format. But that's just my two cents!
So, I'm tuned! What's next? :)