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So this episode divides into two separate plots whereby Archer gets kidnapped by a Tellarite bounty hunter and Tpol undergoes an artificially induced pon farr.
Poor Reed. After that episode where he and Trip were lost and he rather drunkenly went on about how nice he thinks her ass is he now has her rubbing up against him suggesting they get intimate and not only is he unable to say yes because of her clearly unnatural state of mind he is also stuck in a bulky spacesuit and unable to appreciate the rubbing up against him stuff. At least eh managed to get laid by a pretty blond alien a couple episodes back.
Phloxs sudden shyness and claims about Denobulan males being less extrovert and more private about their bodies than the females is a nice gender dynamic but doesnt quite jive with the cheerfully open attitude towards sexuality that weve seen him display in previous episodes. I do wonder at the end if his serum worked or he had to resort to the old fashioned method and if his serum did work why isnt it used to help alleviate pon farr in future series? Though if the serum was made to target the bacteria causing the pon farr rather than the pon farr itself that would make it useless in helping to alleviate actual pon farr which is caused by brain chemicals not alien bacteria so I guess that answers that question.
Archers plot is a follow up from the episode Judgement and I like that we have consequences from those events. You cant simply escape form a Klingon penal colony and expect to be able to left alone to fly about exploring. Klingons are a proud race and hate to be made fools of. They are also dangerous to cross as this Tellarite has learnt. I feel sorry for the guy having lost his ship and had his relationship with his brother ruined because of the Klingons. I like the plan he and Archer came up with and that he gets away with enough darsecs to maybe be able to buy a new ship and definitely to get a new start in life probably somewhere far away from Klingon space.
Overall this episode gets four and a half stars
The Expanse
This episode is both sad and exciting. The opening scene is so unexpected and completely random that it isnt until the following scenes where Archer must inform his officers that you fully comprehend what you just saw. Earth being attacked. Even then it isnt until you see Trip worrying over his baby sister, his inability to get hold of her or find anyone who knows where she is, his slowly fading hope that she wasnt home at the time, that the emotional consequences of this attack become apparent.
The other crew members are shocked and saddened by what has happened but it is Trip with his missing sister that is the most connected to the event and allows the audience to see and understand the tragedy of this seemingly random attack in more personalised terms. His acting is great and I like that he focuses his grief and disbelief of what has happened into anger at those responsible.
The episode is also exciting as it really shakes things up. Before they were just flying round exploring and meeting new people with a bit of continuity and a time travel plot that popped up every now and again mixed in but now they suddenly have a purpose, a very specific mission, and an area of space that is essentially the Bermuda triangle to go exploring in. The sudden attack on earth, the worry over whether Tpol will stay or leave, being pursued by a bunch of Klingon ships seeking revenge all makes for a tense fast paced episode.
Then there is TPol and we really get to see how much her attitude toward Archer and the crew of the Enterprise has changed as she chooses to remain with them rather than return home, to follow her heart rather than listen to logic. I found many of her scenes this episode were nearly heartbreaking. Soval really seems to care for her and want whats best for her and just cant understand her feelings on the matter. Then there is the scene where Archer is trying to do whats best for her by telling her she should leave when really he wants her to stay and the whole time she is arguing against him. Uggh this episode just had so many moments that engaged my emotions in a great way.
Overall I give this episode five full stars. The show seems to be headed in an entirely new direction and I am excited to see where it goes. Now that I have finished posting my thoughts on season 2 I can start season 3 yaaay!!!
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Much to the horror and chagrin of animal rights activists in Spain, bullfighting was given a special status as "an artistic discipline." The Ministry of Culture was given the task of promoting and protecting bullfighting as a "cultural product." Proponents lauded the measure, saying that bullfighting was a symbol of Spanish heritage, while critics accused the government of abandoning its commitment to animal rights.
Bullfighting is illegal in Catalonia and the Canary Islands. And many say that bullfighting only exists because it is subsidized by the Spanish taxpayer. Attendance is waning, it faces significant unpopularity among Spanish youth and a poll in a Spanish newspaper last year revealed that 60% of Spanish citizens do not approve of the "sport." Bullfighting has also been hit hard by the economic crisis.
The decision to officially preserve bullfighting as a cultural artifact, which was announced by Spain's prime minister, was apparently made to stop more regions from banning it. Animal rights activists, unsurprisingly, are furious. Silvia Barquero, a spokesperson for Pacma, an anti-bullfighting political party, said that the decision to switch responsibility to the ministry of Culture was "complete nonsense…a measure which sends us back to the Middle Ages."
A middle-aged man and father of one was recently gored to death in a related cultural tradition, Valencia's "Bulls in the Street" festival. In this festival and others like it, volunteers are chased by a bull through the streets of a town, and people are often killed or injured. Spectators are often hurt during bullfights, which last about 20 minutes and involve a bull's public death.
Any "sport" that centers around the death of an animal should be outlawed. But, most puzzlingly, bullfighting is becoming less popular and often results in spectators' death or injury. From this perspective, there seems no logical reason why the government would want to promote or develop such a dangerous practice. Making bullfighting into a cultural product may seem like a smart move for a country seeking tourist revenue, but from an ethical and safety standpoint (i.e. keeping the tourists alive once they're in the bullfighting ring), it makes absolutely no sense.
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Even if 100 million people repeat a stupidity IT WILL REMAIN A STUPIDITY.
If it is an art form, let's take out the spears and all the instruments of torture and make it pure 'art', with no means of harming the bull. True art should harm none, right? It could become a dance between the 'brave' bullfighter and the 'vicious' bull. lol
Dear Harshiita,
It wouldn't happen. If bulls ruled the world, they would never torture humans. And not even in their wildest dreams think of it as an artistic discipline.
I wish bulls and/or other animals ruled the world; it would be a much better place to live in.
It's pure torture and wish that people that enjoy that get the same treatment.
Not only is the bull tortured infront of the spectators, they are abused prior to this torture, they are beaten so it hurts to move, they apply something on their eyes so they cannot focus correctly, all to protect the cowards who will continuie with the torture. This iw shy I am boycotting EVERYTHING SPANISH, to the best of my efforts.
I wish someone would tell the tortured bull that....
I love this girl, but talk about crazy on this one....!!!!
Let me tell those of you who do not know, NOT ONLY is this crap going on about "ART FORM", in an effort to preserve this atrocity, THEY EVEN RECEIVE EU FUNDING OF MILLIONS OF EUROS PER YEARS....yes, from our taxes!!
I suggest lobbying your EU ministers, this disgusting art is appalling, and makes the rich nobility...that's a laugh, even richer.
Like blood sports in the UK, thickos who follow it do not see how they are being used by the A....S WHO HAVE POWER AND MONEY....
nb nICE TO SEE 96% ARE IN AGREEMENT, WHO ARE THE OTHER CRETINOUS 4% THOUGH???AND WHY ARE THEY USING A SITE FOR THE PROMOTION OF ANIMAL WELFARE...sinister!
Putting any animal in a ring and fighting them to their death is cruel, inhumane and should be immediately outlawed. Let's put these Spanish officials in a ring with someone trying to kill them in front of thousands of cheering people and see what they think then! This is behavior from the dark ages.
Art form my arse... Depraved and utterly barbaric!
Psychopaths in action are an art form...... in Spain !!!
Disgusting !!!
Like the seal hunt is 'a tradition' here in Canada.
Makes me want to puke.
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Seriously, NuTrek isn't plutonium. Trace amounts never killed anybody.
Yeah, I could live with a warning like that. .
Umm, I was being sarcastic . . .
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Steven Pienaar's early goal was enough for Everton to eke out a 1-0 Premier League win at home to Fulham.
The South African finished a fine team move just after the quarter-hour mark of a first half the home side dominated, although they seemed to tire in a closer second period.
The Toffees stepped up their game in the closing stages, almost grabbed a second but were enied by some good goalkeeping and poor finishing, including a dreadful miss from Marouane Fellaini.
It mattered not in the end as, shorn of Dimitar Berbatov after an injury in the first half, Fulham offered little in the final third. Everton held on for a win that cements their hold on sixth place and puts them three points shy of fourth.
Fulham, meanwhile, stay 11th as Southampton and Norwich City were both beaten.
Martin Jol's side arrived with a terrible historic record at Goodison – having lost the previous 19 league matches there – and they showed no sign of breaking the habit as Everton dominated from kick-off.
Fellaini should have opened the scoring in the fourth minute with a free header placed straight at Mark Schwarzer, but the hosts went ahead on the quarter-hour mark after a fantastic team goal.
David Moyes's side were attacking with pace and verve, both full-backs overlapping at will as Leighton Baines and Pienaar gave Stanislav Manolev a torrid time at right-back.
And it was Pienaar who broke the deadlock, rolling the ball past Schwarzer after a lovely passing move that culminated in Seamus Coleman's cut-back to the unmarked South African.
It seemed Everton would run riot as Nikica Jelavic missed a couple of half-chances, while Pienaar put wide and Fellaini had a rasping finish blocked by his own team-mate Victor Anichebe.
Fulham, who lost Berbatov to injury on the half-hour, did have a couple of half-chances later in the half as replacement Mladen Petric was inches away from converting Kieran Richardson's cross-shot, while Alexander Kacaniklic saw his finish tipped behind by Tim Howard after an uncharacteristic error by Phil Jagielka.
Having controlled the first half, Everton seemed to ease off in the second, as chances were few and far between for both sides.
Fulham gained confidence, coming forward more and occasionally showing extended spells of possession, with Urby Emanuelson hitting wide nine minutes in.
Everton, meanwhile, were toiling, Phil Jagielka's header wide from a Baines free-kick as good as it got before the latter stages.
They improved in the final 20 minutes, testing Fulham with a range of set-pieces while Kevin Mirallas had a penalty appeal rejected after a collision with Manolev.
Schwarzer made an excellent stop from a classy Mirallas volley while Anichebe headed just over as Everton moved closer to a second.
That second goal really should have come when a Baines cross completely bypassed Schwarzer and his defence to find Fellaini unmarked at the far post with the goal at his mercy – yet somehow the Belgian put it over the bar.
There was another chance for the hosts to confirm victory as substitute Ross Barkley was denied by another good Schwarzer save, and after winding down the final seconds in the corner Everton claimed victory to push them closer to a Europa League spot.
Mark Schwarzer (Fulham) – The veteran Australian keeper rolled back the years with some fantastic reflex saves to keep the Whites in the game.
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Bear River struggles to a victory against Center
LAKE OF THE PINES — Despite a less-than-stellar first-half performance and a patchy defense that had trouble containing a determined young Center team, Bear River outscored the Cougars 27-14 in the second half to pull out a 41-26 victory Friday night.
Josh Toft, the Bruins' junior running back, carried the ball 14 times for 147 yards and three touchdowns, with all three scores coming in the second half. His 12-yd TD run with 9:39 left in the fourth put the Bruins up 35-20, making it a two-possession game.
After Center cut the lead back to nine, Toft scored again late in the game with a 26-yd run up the middle that capped off a 6-play, 63-yard drive. That run, his third and final touchdown, sealed the win for Bear River.
"The line was great, they really helped me," Toft said. "They blocked really well all night. We ran a few plays before that (last run), which really set it up."
The Bruins defense, meanwhile, struggled to contain the Cougars at times, despite some strong performances by linemen Dillon Huffman and John Cooke who each had two sacks, some great tackles, and a fumble recovery (Cooke).
"We'd stop them on first, second, and third down, but couldn't stop them on fourth," Bear River co-head coach Terry Logue said. "I can't explain it. Give them a lot of credit, (Center) played well."
Credit that to Center underclassmen Aaron Castillo, Dejuan Bellaire, and Devin Eldredge, who each had incredible nights and made big play after big play to keep Center in the game.
Castillo threw two touchdown passes in the second quarter. The first came on a crucial fourth-and-goal on the 8-yard line in the second quarter and the second with 13 seconds left in the half on third and 14. On the second, Castillo floated a perfect pass over the outstretched arms of the Bruins defense to receiver Robert Padilla, who made a falling catch at the back pylon, to cut the lead to 2, 14-12, at the half.
Bellaire played well on both sides of the ball all night, and scored a 26-yd touchdown in the third quarter on a great run down the middle to cut the lead to one, 21-20 after Eldredge converted on the 2-point attempt with a quarterback keeper.
In the end, however, the Bruins' running game was too much for the Cougars.
All six of Bear River's touchdowns came on the ground with 415 total rushing yards on the night, 347 coming from Toft and senior running back, Sam Houston.
Houston ran for 200 yards and a touchdown (a 51-yard run to outside in the first quarter), despite ending the game early with a second half injury. Sean O'Brien and Jimmy Bamburg each added strong yardage and a touchdown apiece. Johnny Cassar, while he only ran a few times, also came through big, setting up Toft's final, game-sealing touchdown.
"Running is really the strength of our team," Logue said, "and Josh has been solid for us all season."
With the win, Bear River moves to 5-2 overall and 1-1 in the Pioneer Valley League. The Bruins will host Lincoln next week.
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Bear River 35, Center 7 — The Bruins won their seventh straight game of the season, extending their incredible unbeaten streak that goes all the way back to their undefeated season last year. Coach Bean, after the game, was proud of how his team was able to focus and come out strong.
"Right from the start, passing was just clicking," he said, "I'm a huge believer in being balanced as a team, and our running and our passing were great tonight."
Zack Winter, Andrew Reiss, and Dillon Smith all rushed for touchdowns. Tevyn Kimble and Hayden Macklin each had a receiving touchdown in the win.


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Summer is an important time of year for filmmakers. Though
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731 theatres in 53 countries. The financial expectations are
lofty as IMAX heads into an important time of the year. Analysts
expect sales to grow 9.6% to $311 million and EPS to increase 23%
to $0.99 this year.
Given the summer film hype, it's no wonder that the shares are at
a critical juncture. The stock has been trapped in a range
between $18 and $26 (blue lines). In fact, the rise from December
to March looked the same in both 2012 and 2013.
However, with an improved fundamental outlook and the potential
for massive blockbuster hits, IMAX could burst past $26 this time
around as opposed to falling all the way back to $18.
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shares along with an important resistance level to
One of the biggest problems last March for the stock was that it
had already rallied from $13 in October. So investors wisely
booked 100% gains near $26 in February and March.
However, this year is different because the shares bottomed near
$20 in October. Investors should be more patient this time and
less willing to take gains near $26. This lack of selling
pressure may result in a breakout that has eluded the shares for
a year. Such a breakout would have the potential to take IMAX to
$32 very quickly.
I've taken a small position ahead of the breakout. My plan is to
add more once $26 is firmly broken. Though I'll be looking to
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stock hit $36 with strong summer box office numbers.
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Picture #1: Sunrise light through trees, Mount Rainier National Park, Washington
(First let me say how thankful I am to have my blog back up and running normally after it had been hacked earlier this month. I'd also like to apologize to anyone who came to this site via a link only to find an bunch of Viagra ads. And now back to our regularly scheduled programming.)
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Last summer, while traveling through some of the Pacific Northwest's most popular National Parks, I had occasion to experience the exact something I'm always trying to teach my workshop students and clients. One of the lessons I want them to learn most is learning to see and use the light to create compelling photos. Many times I've seen photographers get so wrapped up in shooting a particular subject right in front of them that they miss something completely special happening at side or behind them.
On this particular morning, I was at one of those "Me Too" locations; a standard easy-to-get-to postcard locations that everyone likes to get. A friend of mine refers to these as the photographic equivalent of low-hanging fruit. In other words, it just doesn't take much effort or originality to point your camera at an icon scene and press the button. I was traveling with my family, photography was not on the priority list, and the fact that I hadn't been here in 20 years made the low-hanging, easy target perfectly acceptable.
Picture #2: Trees and morning mist, Mount Rainier National Park, Washington
While not crowded by any means, there were a number of other photographers there on this clear morning. While waiting for the light on the mountain, which obviously wasn't doing anything special, this is what the shaded scene right in front of me looked like: (Photo # 2)
This was certainly pretty, and enough to occupy my attention since there was nothing overly compelling happening with the 'postcard' icon shot.
Then as the sun rose above the distant hills, suddenly the morning mist on the very far side of the lake came alive. (Photo #1, top of post)
While I focused on this special light, creating compositions based on what the light was doing, I happened to look over at Read the rest of this post »


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It's easy to assume the market's recent turmoil as just "speculative noise." There's good reason why some stocks are getting crushed, says USA Today.» Read More
The Dow closed lower on Wednesday after President Obama warned of stricter oversight for Wall Street, raising the specter of greater regulation that investors fear could sap profits.
Stocks declined Wednesday as a late warning from President Obama about stricter oversight for Wall Street knocked major indexes off their highs for the day.
"We are seeing changing patterns of behavior at the table," said Steve Wynn, Wynn Resorts Chairman. The same appears to be happening on Wall Street.
Investing is a Darwinian death match these days. Here's how you live through it.
The Dow fell on Friday as persistent worries about banks eclipsed the stimulus package and plans to prop up the housing sector.
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Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.
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Starwood Hotels and Resorts is seeing some unusual options activity Tuesday, as the chain once again finds itself the subject of takeover rumors. Today's options action in HOT centers on the February 20 strike. ...The stock went as high as $16.75 as those rumors circulated this morning.
Followed by a year marked by the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, optimism for a modest recovery seems to have taken root among some investors. Here are some of the stocks winning since the beginning of the year.
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I'm reporting all day from the Las Vegas Strip, and we have extended coverage here on the Web. But I just spoke with Elvis and got the real scoop. This "Elvis" came to L.V. two years ago, and makes a living performing at private events, weddings, and occasionally getting a bit part in a production. From the street-view level where he works, there's a whole lot less "Viva" in "Las Vegas" these days.
The e-mails are coming in over my Las Vegas reports. The dollar vs. euro, Elvis, luxury retail and more. Plus: Adult stock tickers and better names for "cougars"!
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Servers in small-businesses are decreasing slowly as people realize there are better alternatives, but consultants and integrators still push them hard, because they are good guaranteed long-term revenue. Many organizations flat-out don't need them anymore; networked printers, network-attached storage, or combination appliances like the Buffalo TeraStation handle the basics of file and print sharing at less expense and with less hassle. E-mail is better outsourced, as are many server-based productivity applications. If you have to run one (usually because you need a server-based productivity application that is only available that way), stick it in a data center somewhere and connect remotely. A data center, a good one, is going to be safer, more secure, and better protected against floods, fire, and electrical problems than your office. And if you can run remotely from your office, then you can run remotely from anywhere... making your disaster "hot site" any place you and your laptop happen to end up.
Although this is usually seen as a cost-saving move that is controversial, it is also a terrific preparation for disruptive events. If you can structure your operations so that staff can work from home, then you effectively have enabled your staff to work from anywhere. If your office is destroyed or inaccessible, you're still in business. And by making this a regular business practice instead of just dropping in an emergency terminal server or installing GoToMyPC and hoping they will be useful when the time comes, you will find yourself forced to work out all the other operational kinks that can come with off-site workers... kinks that you don't want to only find out in an emergency
There's a saying in the military, train like you fight, fight like you train. It means to make the plans you practice as close to the reality of a disruption as you can, and make your actions handling a disruption as close to your plans as possible. The best way to do this is to simply conduct your daily operations using the same systems and techniques that you might use to handle a disruption. There are a hundred ways to do this, from splitting production services between your main and "backup" server, to relying on the backup copies of your data to run reports from. This does two things for you; it eliminates the common problem of broken backup devices or services going un-noticed, because you use them regularly, and it forces you to be familiar and comfortable with the steps required to fail over to a backup if it should be necessary. Conventional DR plans call for testing restore procedures and devices. That never actually happens. You have to make it a necessity by integrating those procedures and devices into your operations.
You may have read some of the above suggestions and said "You're nuts... if a backhoe cuts my phone line, my staff can't get in, I can't get to my data-center based server, etc, etc." All true... which is why you need redundant Internet services. Once upon a time, the instability and low bandwidth of Internet connections was a good argument for having servers on-site. But improvements in service have done something curious; while people still tend to keep servers on-site, they have increasingly come to rely just as heavily on other Internet-based services. When the connection drops, they are no less out-of-business just because their e-mail server is under their desk... they still ain't getting the messages. This is true of all sorts of business functions, which means that having servers and staff on-site is no guarantee of productivity in the event of an outage. The truth is, you need that backup Internet connection anyway. A 4G MiFi to back up your DSL, a TeraBeam dish to fortify your cable modem... portable solutions are the best. Buy two. Let people use them. Or get a simple load-balancing router, like the Duolinks SW24 2PORT Dual Wan Load Balancing Router, and use it.
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Baked Vegetable Chips
- Active Time 5m
- Total Time 30m
Makes 6 servings (3 cups total)
The fine-slicing blade of a food processor or a mandoline is a great tool for cutting these vegetables. Serve them as you would potato chips: as a snack or as a side dish with a sandwich. Choose either a Mediterranean-style flavor or a dill-based seasoning.
- For the Mediterranean-style Chips:
- 2 tablespoons cooking oil
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic salt
- 1/4 teaspoon dried thyme, crushed
- 1/4 teaspoon dried oregano, crushed
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 3 cups (1 pound) 1/4-inch-thick slices peeled root vegetables such as sweet or white potatoes, parsnips or carrots
- For the Dilled Chips:
- 2 tablespoons cooking oil
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 1/2 teaspoon dried dillweed
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 3 cups (1 pound) 1/4-inch-thick slices peeled root vegetables such as sweet or white potatoes, parsnips or carrots
In a large bowl, stir together the oil, garlic salt, thyme, oregano and pepper. Add the vegetable slices and toss gently till well coated. Arrange in a single layer on lightly greased baking sheets. Bake in a preheated 350 degrees F oven for 20-25 minutes, or till crisp and light golden brown. Serve warm.
In a large bowl, stir together the oil, garlic, dill weed, and salt. Continue as directed above.
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nutrition information per serving
95 calories; 5g total fat; 0mg cholesterol; 157mg sodium; 13g carbohydrates; 2g fiber; 1g protein
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Boy names are tough...Bricen ?
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That's all I can think of at the moment.
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The Cleveland Browns could be seized by the Feds. That is what the Cleveland Media is reporting. With the trouble Haslam III and his company Pilot Flying J is facing, the media reports if the right kind of charges are filed and Haslam III is convicted on those charges the Cleveland Browns could become the possession of the federal government.
Really, could this be fact? The Browns have enough trouble running a football team. The last thing Cleveland Fans need is the federal government to come in and take control of the team. We see how they run the country, could you imagine if the government took control of the Cleveland Browns. What a mess Jimmy Haslam III has gotten the team into.
People were excited when he took ownership of the team that was handed down to Randy Learner. Many thought Learner was a bad owner because he didn't care about the team.
Now, with Haslam III facing allegations of fraud, the day-to-day operations of the Cleveland Browns are left to Joe Banner. Haslam III was a hands on owner until a few months ago when he suddenly departed to go back and run his company.
Now with the facts of the FBI-IRS raid coming out, some are wondering if Haslam's departure from the team was because he knew there were problems with his company.
With the 2013 season approaching and training camps just a couple of months away, the Cleveland Browns didn't need this constant distraction they are facing with the FBI investigation.
It is always interesting to be a Cleveland Fan.
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Whom in the 'Cleveland Media' is claiming that seizing the Browns is an imminent or even realistic possibility?
Absolutely no one is reporting that and there is no chance in the world that it will happen. You need to go to a writing class too. You have no idea where to put commas or capital letters. This whole post is a joke.
Buckeye, I could easily say that anyone who criticizes grammar instead of argument is a joke — especially when you are wrong about LG's article and have an obvious compound sentence comma error in your short post.
But I won't say that because that would be rude.
As a retired English professor who not only taught all levels of writing classes, but also taught undergraduate and graduate students how to teach writing and how to use the three primary grammar systems used for teaching for almost 4 decades, grammar comments in this kind of debate forum are cheap shots and extremely rude.
What a mess this is and it's only beginning!!!
This could take years to even develop charges. Pilot J is a multi-billion dollar business with 550+ locations. From what I've read this doesn't seem to be a company wide problem. They say things like looking at some executives and sales reps. Obviously Jimmy being CEO has him under the microscope. Although outcome maybe surprising. A judge awarded Haslam the option to reach out to customers about rebates which is kind of odd considering conflict of interest due to investigation. This will be a circus!!!!!
LG, it sounds like "who in the media is not talking about this?" would be a better question. And then I have to ask why there is so little talk about this in the sports discussion sites?
I think it's because of the special nature of Browns' fans. We'd have to be impervious to bad news to remain hopeful every year. So what if our new owner is facing the most serious legal problems of any NFL owner in 25 years?
This is a big deal, and I'm glad you are covering it, LG.
One thing that I'm unhappy about is that the NFL let Haslem "buy" the team with so little money down — when they usually require, I believe, more than half in cash. Lerner still owns 30% of the team until 2014. Haslam has shown he wants to make more money any way possible. What would someone who still has control of the Browns for a while do to quickly make more money from owning a franchise when there are 3 viable cities clamoring for a team, and one of them, I've heard, is already building a stadium?
Told you all that this would be a mess!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
No this story is not a joke i wish it were,Haslams company Pilot Flying J were involved in a pattern of corrupt activity and were caught red handed.Now the important question what will happen to our team!!and his little ploy of reaching out to the wronged customers is a joke the damage is done all he is doing is buying them off.Jimmy go back to Knoxville and your corrupt state of Tennessee we don't need you messing up our team!
Usually when people say the media is reporting something, they provide a link to where the media is saying that. Where is a link to any story from any media outlet saying the feds might seize the Browns? You're just making stuff up.
Really? The news stations are NOT reporting this – I watch them every morning and evening. It's possible that the radio talk shows are but they need stuff to talk about and no one should ever take them serious. Also the Fed gov't would NEVER take over the team – the NFL would – which could be just as bad as the gov't.
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Planning your wedding day schedule can be a daunting task. Chances are this is the first time you've ever done this, or it has been many years since you last planned a wedding. Discuss your schedule with your photographer. Even if you have a wedding planner, go over the schedule with your photographer as they will be able to point out any changes needed from their part of the day. They have done this several times, and they know the flow of a wedding day. Trust their judgement on how long things take.
There are several factors to consider in your timeline.
1. If you plan to have your photographer document your entire day, that typically starts with the finishing touches of your hair and makeup. Ask your stylists how long they anticipate their part to be, and have your photographer arrive 30 minutes or so before they finish. While you are being glamourized, they can photograph your dress, your shoes, your jewelry and other details of the day. As the finishing touches are being applied, your makeup can be photographed.
2. Let your photographer know how your dress does up. A zipper does up much faster than a lace-up gown. And, in my experience, a lace-up gown often takes longer to get just right than you expect. Plan extra time for getting ready into your schedule around the style of your dress.
3. Allow for travel time for your photographer to your ceremony venue. We generally like to arrive before you do to be sure we are set and ready for your arrival, so plan to be ready at least 30 minutes before your ceremony begins plus travel time.
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6. Let your photographer know what time your reception starts. I find most couples like a break between their portraits and reception just to freshen up and to relax a little. It's the first time all day they have a chance to just be themselves. I recommend ending your formal portraits 15-30 before you wish to arrive at your reception to allow you this time to recharge. As well, this gives your photographer an opportunity to photograph the details of your reception – how the room looks, the centerpieces, your table settings, your cake, etc. Your photographer will keep an eye on the time to keep you on track.
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You're conflating some events here. Just to clarify:
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Too, (and this is so minor) the company was originally called Wentworth Industries, not Barnes Global. Cliff's mom married Herbert Wentworth and when he died, she inherited all his companies, including Wentworth Tool & Die, which Cliff then restructured as Barnes-Wentworth.
Okay so far.
He eventually sold Wentworth Tool & Die to Bobby and it merged with Ewing Oil in the final season of the old show. This is when Bobby then offered Cliff a partnership at the new Ewing Oil he was launching (after the government seized the "original" Ewing Oil.) This of course did not leave J.R. very happy, as he was not working in oil at the time, but he did eventually return after spending a night trapped in an elevator with Bobby and a crate of fancy wine.
Cliff sold Barnes-Wentworth to Westar at the beginning of Season 12 when he was despondent after his wild-goose chase for Pam led to a meeting with a different actress wearing rubber burn makeup.
Bobby offered Cliff a partnership in the new Ewing Oil after he won approval from the government to use the name again, in part because Cliff had the cash on hand he needed to buy Clayton's refinery. J.R. also came back on board, because he owned the former Ewing Oil assets, but wasn't allowed to become a full partner again until after the night he and Bobby were trapped in the elevator. This led to the usual friction between Cliff and J.R., with Bobby trying to play peacemaker.
Cliff ultimately took his ball and left during Season 13 after J.R.'s P.O.S. oil tanker collided with Westar's during a storm at sea. Cliff then heads up the state investigation into the accident, and is later named head of the state's Oil Regulatory Commission.
[/quote]I'm a bit cloudy on the details (its been a while since I watched the final season), but Leann De La Vega swoops in and buys Ewing Oil out from under J.R. and Cliff and sells it to Michelle (April's sister.) Cliff wound up marrying Michelle in the final season to get control of Ewing Oil and ends the series as the sole owner, much to the chagrin of J.R.[/quote]
Cliff is long gone when LeeAnn De La Vega buys Ewing Oil; Bobby sells it to her because he wants out of the business following April's death, and J.R. is left standing by the wayside because the feds won't let him take over the company on account of past shenanigans. LeeAnn then sells the company to Michelle for a song as a parting "fuck you" to J.R., and Michelle's first act as the new president of Ewing Oil is to fire J.R.
I'm down to the last five episodes, so I assume the rest of your summing up is accurate, but I did want to untangle those other events.
Holy hell, I need to step away from the TV.
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Taboo and sacrifice, transgression and language, death and sensuality-Georges Bataille pursues these themes with an original, often startling perspective. He challenges any single discourse on the erotic. The scope of his inquiry ranges from Emily Bronte to Sade, from St. Therese to Claude Levi-Strauss and Dr. Kinsey; and the subjects he covers include prostitution, mythical ecstasy, cruelty, and organized war. Investigating desire prior to and extending beyond the realm of sexuality, he argues that eroticism is "a psychological quest not alien to death.
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This has been the craziest week! I have been thinking about what to make for the DIY Club for a while. I just couldn't make up my mind! I decided to go to D.I. (which is a local Utah thrift store) and see what I could come up with. I really wanted to make an outdoor project since it's Spring -- I'm excited to be out in the sunshine! c Hmmm, those might be able to be transformed into something … [Read more...]
Polka Dot Project — My Polka Dot Runner {rugs}!
I love polka dots. They are so cheerful and happy looking. I have them all over my house. I polka dotted up some plates on my mantle and in my kitchen: And I made some polka dot pillows to go on my banquette: I even added a little bit of polka dots to my lamp makeover on my desk: I have been looking for a runner to go by my sink and dishwasher for so long with no luck. … [Read more...]


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The famed Arthurian Round Table was not mentioned in writing until 1155, centuries after King Arthur's reign, and may be more legend than historical reality. Yet for over 800 years it has been a powerful symbol of the chivalric ideal. Legend has the Round Table able to seat 150 knights -- a conference table that massive would be a feat of engineering even today.
Was the Round Table real or a myth? Does it matter? The idea of the noblest knights gathered around the table in fellowship captures our imagination either way.
(Thanks to Leave it At the Reception Desk for suggesting this entry in Conference Tables in History!)


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Rainbow "Pot of Gold"
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Rainbow "Pot of Gold"
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Share the bright colors of spring with this tasty rainbow treat!
This activity is appropriate for:
kindergarten - 2nd grade / 5 - 7 years
You will need:
- Baby food jars with lids (one per student)
- Small candies in rainbow colors (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple)
- Yellow pom-poms
- Rainbow poem reproducible
- Glue
- Curling ribbon
- Hole punch
- Scissors
- Lakeshore Standard Crayon Packs
Before you begin:
- A week or two before starting this project, ask parents to start collecting baby food jars. Wash the jars with soap and water, and allow them to dry.
- Print and copy the rainbow poem reproducible. Cut apart the poems (one per student) and punch a hole in each one.
- Give each student a baby food jar and a handful of candies. Encourage students to fill the jar by layering the candies according to color.
- Have students secure the lid tightly to the top of the jar.
- Invite students to glue 4–5 yellow glitter pom-poms to the top of the jar. (Explain that the pom-poms are the "gold"!)
- Give each student a copy of the poem, a piece of curling ribbon and crayons. Invite them to color in their poems.
- Help each student use the curling ribbon to tie the poem to the jar, completing their pot of gold!