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"Small, stunted individuals who would destroy instead of build" do not understand that "a bomb can't beat us," President Obama said Thursday in Boston.
His emotional vow came during an interfaith service to remember the victims of Monday's marathon bombings. It was also a service that served as a celebration of the American spirit and the bravery of the first responders, volunteers and spectators who rushed to the aid of those who were caught in the explosions.
"God has not give us the spirit of fear and timidity," Obama said, "but one of power and love and self-discipline."
"Our fidelity to our way of life, to a free and open society, will only grow stronger," the president said.
And to those responsible for the bombings, Obama had this message: "Yes, we will find you; and yes, you will face justice."
We live blogged the service in today's post about developments related to the bombings and the investigation into who was responsible. Some of the other highlights from the gathering at Boston's Cathedral of the Holy Cross:
— His faith, said Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick, teaches that "in everything, give thanks. That isn't always easy to do." But after Monday's "cowardice," he found reasons to give thanks — for the first responders, the volunteers, the medical professionals, the police and most of all, the people of Boston who "let their first instinct be kindness."
"The grace this tragedy exposed is the best of who we are," Patrick added.
— Rev. Nancy Taylor of Old South Church told how her place of worship holds a service for Boston marathoners each year. The church sends the runners off with these words from the Prophet Isaiah: "May you run and not grow weary, may you walk and not grow faint." On Monday, she said, she saw marathoners running "toward the danger" and sacrificing themselves for others.
— His voice choking, Mayor Thomas Menino (D) said that after the bombings, "love has covered this resilient city. I have never loved it and its people more than I do today." He praised "the brave ones who felt the blast and still raced to the smoke." The love and the bravery gives those in Boston, the victims and their families the strength to carry on, he said. "We triumphed over that hateful act."
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DM, QS, and JM organized the Enterprise workshop with the collaboration of JF and JE, and all of them contributed to writing the paper. Participants in the workshop contributed with formal presentations, discussions, and editing of the paper. The other members of the Enterprise Working Group were: James Bradac, Donald S. Burke, Emily Carrow, Robert Carter, Andrea Cerutti, Raphaelle El Habib, Donald N. Forthal, Barton F. Haynes, Gunilla Karlsson Hedestam, Peter Kwong, Christiane Moog, Victoria R. Polonis, Helen Quill, Gabriella Scarlatti, Jörn Schmitz, George M. Shaw, Sriram Subramaniam, Gerald Voss, Drew Weisman, and Richard Wyatt.


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Marian Babson was born in Salem, Massachusetts, but has lived in London for the greater part of her life. She has worked as a librarian, a receptionist, a secretary, and a den mother to a firm of commercial artists, and was co-editor of a knitting machine magazine despite the fact that she can't knit, even with two needles. A long sojourn as a temp sent her into the heart of business life all over London, working for architects, law firms, the British Museum, a Soho club, and even a visiting superstar. She also served as secretary to the Crime Writers' Association.
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Following my three year mandatory service in the IDF, I began making plans for the "big trip" abroad. The post military "world tour" has turned into an Israeli rite of passage, with each generation spreading its wings further than its predecessor. While my older brother's generation set sail for the USA, my friends and I set our eyes on the crystal blue waters of Cuba, Central America and South America.
Choosing a companion for an intensive trip abroad is a daunting task seeing as how you are about to spend several weeks or even months together. Some of my friends resorted to making lists of possible candidates, "buddy lists", while others went as far as to hold open auditions.
Luckily, I was not burdened with such procedures as I knew the identity of my Friday from the day we met some three years prior to the trip. His name was Elad and he was not only one of my closest friends but also someone who shared my passion for experiencing all that the world had to offer. In other words, he was willing to splurge on an open worldwide plane ticket that would take us from Tel Aviv to Australia, New Zealand, Thailand and the northern parts of Sweden.
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The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R. Covey represents an ideal, but it is an ideal that makes sense. Do I find myself able to implement to to its fullest? No, but the principles provide a way to center my thoughts and ground myself in my personal and professional life. That is why this book finds a permanent home on my bookshelf and why I still find myself recommending this book to others.
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This version of The 7 Habits was the first of many, many iterations that Stephen Covey published under the 7 Habits umbrella. No doubt due to the success of the franchise. As a self-help reader I can vouch for the worth of the original though I have not read any of the others.
It's too easy to scoff at the habits as obvious, just as it's too easy to scoff at self-help in general. Actions speak louder than words, and putting habits like Covey's into practice is hard work. If you're curious about self-help, or maybe a little skeptical about its usefulness, then I recommend starting here.
There's some solid advice here. Covey's Mormonism has strongly influenced him. He talks about "natural laws" as set up by God. While this makes me skeptical, I still think there's some useful tools in the 7 habits. As with any self-help book I try to find the advice that resonates most strongly with me. There were several habits that I thought I could integrate into my life, especially about always seeking first to understand, then to be understood.
Borrowing slightly from the concepts of Quantum Mechanics, The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People begins with the astute observation that people perceive the world differently, and because we view the world with our own unique "lens," it is difficult to separate the observation from the observer.
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high school musical discusion
i like the 2nd one
712 posts of epic fail and counting.
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712 posts of epic fail and counting.
True ^ . I think the thread creator should contribute to the topic .
im not sure if this guy is a troll or not but he sure is making some crappy threads, ForumCrappy Threads! 712 posts of wasted bandwidth and counting
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leave me alone
I like this tread better
I hate hsm
i really dont like it either….my little sister is ALWAYS WATCHING IT!!!!!!!!
They should seriously kill everyone who wanted to create it.
high school musical
high school musical
goddamnit my sister (8 years old) watches it every night NO JOKE while she lays in bed and its on so loud i can hear it through 3 walls clearly!!!! its a peace of shit and its poisoning the minds of the next generation of humans!!!!
i hate them soooooooooo much and there nerds and geeks!!!
the chicks are hot though
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i hate it
I wish Walt Disney were still alive, he would never have let that thing that people call entertainment pass.
hahahha nice
It's true.
I can't believe they waited to make the worst one go to the big screen. The first one was much better, with some semblance of a funny plot. I watched the last part of the second one, and made fun of it the whole way. The only movie I think I've made more fun of was Eragon. That movie S-U-C-K-E-D. It was hilariously bad though, and fun to watch, if only to criticize it.
Anyway, if they ever air HSM3 on Disney Channel, I'm gonna watch it for the laughs. It looks really bad.
I prefer sniffing crushed up staples personally than watching those movies.
staple sniffer ftw
the only godd bit is girls danceing
yet it isnt that good
high school musical=fail
its ok but 2 is a title ruiner
it says high school musical 2 but its set at a summer club
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Thank you for all your comments, that was an epic game. I'm going to pile into the Lucozade to get through the match report and then go for a lie-down! Phew!
And that's it! What a tremendous game! Evatt's first-half goal was added to by a Luke Varney carbon copy finish. However a superb strike from Petrov and one of the team goals of the season from Bolton in which Mark Davies finished off, shared the spoils at the Reebok. 2-2
Three points could go to either side at this rate, there's four minutes of added on time, manic finish!
Crazy finish to this game but there's still time for a winner here, fantastic display from both sides.
Petrov goes to smash the free-kick into the top corner but it goes over the bar. Now that would've been a smash and grab!
GOAL BOLTON!!! Glorious football sees Mark Davies convert from close range. Davies begins it as he sprays it into Kevin Davies who passes to Elmander, the Swede back heels it to Klasnic. The substitute turns to lay-off into the pass of Mark Davies and the midfielder slides it home.
Petrov gets his angles all wrong and tries to put his left foot through the ball on the edge but sends it for a throw-in on the right!
Elmander can't keep the ball in after a frantic few minutes sees Kingson slow things down with a goal-kick.
Keith Southern comes off for the goal-scorer Luke Varney to sure up this Blackpool side defensively.
Petrov volleys from a Kevin Davies' flick-on but the midfielder wraps his foot around it far too much and drags his effort wide.
Kingson throws the ball out for treatment after collecting it in the air, he must've landed awkwardly because there wasn't a challenge on the 'keeper.
Crainey clears off the line in a host of goalmouth action from Bolton, Petrov goes for his second of the game and it looks like he's pulled back a draw but the left-back clears well. Wanderers had about three chances to convert there!
Ricketts pulls the ball back into the box to provide a great cross - Mark Davies heads downwards which Kingson parries into Kevin Davies' path but somehow it's scrambled away at the back-post.
Robinson hoofs the ball upfield into Kevin Davies' path but Evatt does well to stand his ground against the big striker and sees it out for a goal-kick.
Adam has a chance but fires it right down the throat of Jaaskelainen who parries his effort upwards and collects on the second attempt.
GOAL BOLTON!!! Totally against the run of play Petrov receives the ball from Mark Davies, the midfielder turns and smashes it into the top corner - fantastic finish.
Blackpool are not interested in defending - it's wonderful to see for the neutral! They fancy their chances for a third, but Bolton could capitalise on the away side piling players forward with their three-pronged attack.
Adam has been in inspired form today, first he robs Elmander and then the 24-year-old sprints forward and goes for a shot on the edge of the box, good block from Bolton.
That's possibly the worst thing Adam's done today but fair play to the Scotsman for going for it - he goes to spank a 20 yard effort into the top corner and instead sees it go all the way across goal for a throw-in!
Crainey makes a fabulous run down the left, a bit of blood rushing to the defender's head sees him smash a cross into the box but there's no-one there to apply the finish.
Wonderful one-two between Grandin and Campbell which sees the striker through on goal and he somehow pokes his right-footed shot wide.
Adam plays in Campbell with another inch-perfect throughball, the strikers cuts in on to his left and drills it towards Jaaskelainen's right-hand post but the 'keeper pushes the ball out for a corner.
Great save by Kingson from Elmander, the in-form striker looked a banker to score there as he piles into the box and goes across goal. Crainey mops up Kingson's parry to clear.
Blackpool are lighting up this tie now... you could say they are 'illuminating'... bad pun?! ...taxi?!
Petrov won't want to see that on the match highlights, the midfielder has a great chance on the left to smash it into the top corner and completely mis-cues his effort wide.
Bolton are all at sea at the moment, they're looking really rattled as Blackpool commit players forward everytime they get the ball.
Robinson goes into the book after a hell of a chop into the heels of Grandin. The free-kick's down the right near the corner flag.
GOAL BLACKPOOL!!! Grandin gets another assist from a corner as Varney flicks-on a header into the far-post, great finish!!
Grandin is looking tidy in midfield, he's a great acquisition for Ollie judging by today's performance.
There's not enough sugar in the world to keep up with this game but this custard cream is helping - cracking start to the second-half.
Blackpool are looking comfortable on the ball, Varney's getting in there first with Bolton a bit static at the moment, the game's opening up though, the next goal could come from anywhere.
Jonathan wants to see Klasnic, Rodrigo and Petrov to come on to change this game around - those substitutions could certainly freshen up Wanderers' play.
Superb defending from Eardley, I was very nearly having a go at Kevin Davies there but on the replay the defender manages to just get a nick on the ball at the far-post to nick it away from Davies' path. Great right-footed cross from Taylor.
It's all happening now! Bolton just had a decent effort on goal but Kingson got down well to collect and then Campbell sees himself one-on-one with Jasskelainen but the Fin is quick off his line despite his 35 years and clears.
Campbell just strays offside after a great run, oooh that isn't 'alf close. Great ball from Grandin to play the striker through.
Gary TF's dispossessed by Mark Davies on the edge of Bolton's box after great work from Vaughan and Grandin down the right.
Elmander goes for the curler and I'm pretty sure his nan could've done better with that chance, the Swede sends it way, way over the bar. Awful effort.
Bolton get the first chance of this half with a free-kick following Cathcart's needless challenge on Kevin Davies, around 25 yards out.
It's a bitterly cold afternoon, can the 'Pool hold on or will the Wanderers hit back? Oooft, (that's a technical term) today's game is a good 'un!
Dave sees a 'Pool win, thanks for your comments Dave re: the commentary - rather enjoying this game! Keep those emails coming in to: firstname.lastname@example.com and Tweet @HayleyP_11
Andrew's added to his earlier comments to say Happy Birthday to Matty Taylor, or rather, "Taylor having a stinker, need to get Petrov on for his pace and delivery!"
Stefan comments: "I think Blackpool are everyone's second team this year. So hopefully they will win 2-0."
Lots of feedback to catch-up on so here I go... Jacobs says: "Bolton just have to win today, we need to show the rest of the league how improved we are. Bolton to win 4 - 1.
And that's it for the half! Ian Evatt celebrates his first ever Premier League goal as Blackpool took the lead just before the half hour when Elliot Grandin whipped in a cross and the defender flicked it into the far-post. Bolton had dominated possession before then but find themselves behind. 1-0 Blackpool.
Campbell goes in late on Cahill, it's probably just out of range for Taylor... hang on, he's going for it... and once again spanks it over the bar, poor effort from the birthday boy.
This will be a huge last couple of minutes for Blackpool - can they see this half out and keep their lead?
Campbell, who is sporting this season's latest knitwear as a woolly collar, gets pulled up for a handball in Bolton's half.
What an awesome effort from Adam! Just past the half-way line and the 24-year-old goes for the strike to beat Jaaskelainen - he beats the Fin but sees his effort just go over the bar. Brilliant!
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Taylor smashes a half volley well over the bar, it was his right foot though so suppose we should let him off.
Ricketts has a 'mare of a follow-up after Kingson bats away a terrific cross from the right. All the defender had to do was side-foot it goalwards but he made a right mess of it as Blackpool clear.
The visitors are bossing this game now, can Bolton make their earlier dominance of possession count?
Adam pulls across a fantastic ball from the left-hand side, he drills it into the box for the advancing Gary TF but he smashes it well over the bar.
That goal's turned this game on it's head! All of the noise in the Reebok Stadium is now coming from the away fans.
GOAL BLACKPOOL!!! Superb headed flick-on from Ian Evatt after a whipped in corner from Grandin. That's his first ever Premier League goal!
Real chance for Blackpool and Campbell, he just loses his footing as he goes for the cracker first time right on the edge and the ball cannons off Cahill for a corner.
I'm impressed so far with Crainey, he's looking really lively and is working well with Varney down the left.
Elmander does well to get his cross away down the right on the turn, but he plays it far too close to the 'keeper and Kingson gathers.
It's a really open game now as both are attacking well. Blackpool need to make more of Varney and Campbell's pace whereas Bolton should capitalise on the strength of Elmander and Kevin Davies.
Kevin Davies flies down the right to help out his defence, pulls off an inch-perfect tackle to give possession back to Wanderers. Great play from the big man.
Blackpool are enjoying a decent spell of pressure now, they're settling into this game well despite the early Bolton dominance.
Adam plays the ball down Campbell's left, the striker tries to bring the ball down onto his right to evade Zat Knight but the big defender shields out the forward and the ball for a goal-kick, great defending.
Great ball from Ricketts, the right-back delivers a dangerous ball into the box - all it needs is a flick-on but nobody gambles and Blackpool see it out for a throw-in.
Great ball from Adam into the path of Varney in the six yard box, however Jaaskelainen reads the danger to gather in the air.
Great block from Crainey to deny Lee and opening goal. The midfielder cuts inside onto his left and goes to drill it into the far-post but the Scotsman flings himself at the ball to clear.
Blackpool at the minute can't get it out of their half, just as I say that Varney's closing down Jaaskelainen but the Finnish 'keeper does well to clear the danger.
Taylor chests the ball down on the edge of the box and goes for the half volley... just dipped over Kingson's bar - good effort from the 29-year-old.
There's a shout for a handball from Grandin in that corner - I'll have to see that again because it was all a bit of a melee in the Blackpool box.
Crainey does excellently well to reach a cross at the far stick with Kevin Davies looming behind him ready to pounce.
A dangerous corner from Taylor has Blackpool all over the shop, Grandin makes a hash of a headed clearance in the box and catches Lee in the face in the process as the Frenchman gets a second chance to launch the ball upfield.
Kevin Davies brings out a decent save from Kingson as the 'keeper reduces his angle and parries to his left. Great lay-off from Elmander in the run-up to that chance.
It might be 17 years since these two sides met in a league match but Bolton have an unbeaten five game run over the visitors.
Grandin gets a useful flick-on into Gary TF's path... well I say useful, I may change that for offside now the lineo's flagged.
Ricketts may have his work cut out on his right flank with Varney looking nippy in even nippier temperatures.
Muamba gives away a free-kick just outside of the centre circle as Blackpool look to pile on the pressure early on.
Varney's looking dangerous down the left, he just can't get enough whip on the ball to fire a cross into the danger zone and sends his effort wide of the goal.
A mistake by Adam sees Elmander go on attack down the right, the big Swede tries to pull a ball back but Blackpool block well and the 'keeper gathers.
Muamba wins the first free-kick of the day in a decent position after a rash challenge from Vaughan.
Last comment before we prepare for kick-off Trotters fan Mike says: "I reckon it will be 3-1 to Bolton, we have been amazing recently and Elmander should flatten their defence the way he has been playing, although it could be a tough one depending on which Blackpool team shows up!" Let's hope for plenty of goals and keep those comments coming in!
Andrew adds: "Bolton will miss Staurt Holden today and Muamba has to keep Charlie Adam from pulling the strings but think Elmander and Davies will be too much for Blackpool to cope with." and Robin's wishing Ollie's men luck and hopes it will be a 'riiiight Lancashire hot-pot' all the way from... Denmark! super stuff guys!
Plenty of comments coming in, thanks chaps! Pool fan Mark says: "the way both teams are playin it could be 5-4 either way.... So in goin for a 0-0!"
Damen all the way from Canada adds: "Another away win for Blackpool today, I see 3-1 with (awesome) Charlie Adam scoring the second for 'Pool!"
Here's the first couple of comments for today, Bolton fan Jim from Stockport says: "Bolton should win this one with ease. But whether they do is another matter, Blackpool are an upredictable team and should put up a good fight today. Should be a good match."
Blackpool have made two changes from the side which beat Wolves last weekend with Gary Taylor-Fletcher and Elliot Grandin coming in for the injured Marlon Harewood and Matt Phillips.
Bolton are without midfielder Stuart Holden who failed a fitness test on a thigh injury meaning Mark Davies has come in for the American international. That is the only change to Owen Coyle's side which beat Newcastle 5-1 last week. There's also cause for a double celebration for Matt Taylor who makes his 350th league start on his 29th birthday.
Blackpool: Kingson, Eardley, Cathcart, Evatt, Crainey, Grandin, Vaughan, Adam, Taylor-Fletcher, Campbell, Varney. Subs: Halstead, Southern, Ormerod, Euell, Phillips, Edwards, Carney.
Bolton: Jaaskelainen, Ricketts, Cahill, Knight, Robinson, Lee, Mark Davies, Muamba, Taylor, Kevin Davies, Elmander. Subs: Bogdan, Steinsson, Petrov, Klasnic, Moreno, Blake, Cohen.
Good afternoon my fellow footballing lovers! Welcome to today's Premier League encounter which sees Blackpool take a short trip to Lancashire rivals Bolton. The teams will be in shortly, but in the meantime email me your Trotters and Tangerine-based thoughts to: email@example.com or Tweet me at HayleyP_11


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This shot was better--it included her hand. But the camera strap got in the way, and I didn't see 'til it was too late. Oh well.
She's so cute live never really seen a more modern styled Kun. They're usually more lolita.
Definitely cool.
I will find a way to get better photos though...or I'll eat a hat.
Her eyes are freaky pretty.
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