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I use Meebo very frequently for both AIM and FB chat. I loved it and it worked perfectly for about a week. Now, I'm lucky to stay connected for more than 30 seconds. Constantly disconnects despite where I am or what kind of connection I'm using, wifi or 3G. Wondering if anyone's having the same issues.
The App Store download description for Meebo reveals that this is a widespread problem & the app's developers are working on it. No way to know how long before a solution is posted.
I would imagine it wouldn't take long. From other apps i've noticed with issues, take less then a week. But of course it really depends on much they have to change in their code to get it to work.

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The earlier article I wrote about letting games live appears to be echoing around the blogsphere (indirectly at least). Both Grand Text Auto and josh g have written articles following up on the original discussion.
(In a completely unrelated note, is it possible to copyright an image of white noise? Because there are very few pictures of it on the Internet. I ended up having to use a Lost in Static screenshot for this post, ironically.)
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- Robson said...
I noticed the same problem a few weeks ago when I was trying to explain Lost in the Static to someone, but was unable to access the site. Your post prompted me to do something about it! So, problem solved :)
- 2 March 2008 at 04:49
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business adage The full expression is some variation of: "When you are up to your neck in alligators, it's easy to forget that the goal was to drain the swamp." It is easy to be so overcome or preoccupied by various tangential worries, problems, or tasks that one loses sight of the ultimate goal or objective. I've spent so much time dealing with various infrastructure problems for my new business that I've had no time to actually develop our product properly. I guess it's easy to forget, when up to your neck in alligators, that the mission is to drain the swamp.


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In grief and loss feelings of isolation and aloneness along with shock and disbelief can cause us to shut down or deny the pain and emptiness inside. It is normal to have intense feelings or no feelings at all in the early stages of loss. When we cut off or deny our feelings we cut off the recovery process. As a therapist I provide a stable relationship that provides the opportunity to identify, feel, and express the variety of thoughts and feelings each client has. This allows the natural grieving process to progress and relieves the emotional pain caused by loss. Healing occurs when we feel connected to a stable accepting person who supports our unique way of coping with grief.
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Grief is a reaction to loss that encompasses a range of feelings, thoughts, and behaviors. It is experienced differently by each person according to his or her culture, background, gender, beliefs, personality, and relationship to the deceased. I work with clients to express the full range of feelings that may be present including sadness, yearning, guilt, regret, anger, and a sense of meaninglessness. Clients become more comfortable with their loss over time; the amount of time varies by person.
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Clients experiencing loss are often at a cross roads, their life continues to move on but someone is missing from their day to day experiences. These clients may be struggling to understand how to live their life without the person they have lost. I like to work with clients as they learn how they can begin to move forward and live their life so they can honor and cherish their loved one's memory.
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Does the moment of loss replay over and over in your mind, even months or years after the death? Do you find it hard to think about the good times without thinking about your loss? Do you feel like you are stuck and can't move forward in your life? Are regret and guilt crippling your life? Healing grief and loss is about getting to a place of perfect peace where you can 1) think about your loved one's death without it being an open wound, 2) think about the good times you shared with them and truly enjoy each memory and 3) honor their life and the relationship you shared by developing a network of relationships that can continue to feed and nourish your soul as they once did.
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Different cultures express loss differently. They differ. on the loss of the soul vs.the loss of the body. In Egyptian cultures, even inanimate objects like clocks have 'ko' or 'sa'. So many clients, especially children, can't recognize spiritual death. Depressed people seem to be dead inside. This is greatly different from someone who stops breathing. I believe we are all of a 'divine soul', and even if the person has died, we can learn to remember him or her in spirit.
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I process with the client verbally the loss in regards to family of origin whether it be relatives, close friends, or work relationships. Over a period of sessions, the grief becomes less and less, and the client is able to concentrate on moving forward and letting go, and return to an active lifestyle both emotionally and physically. I provide for a safe environment that leads to healing, support, and empathy.
We provide a safe environment where we can process you grief and loss. Losing someone close can be one of the most traumatic experiences you have gone through. We understand this is a difficult time for you and will work with you to get ready to work together so that you can go through the grief cycle in a healthy manner. Call us today to learn more about how we can help you with your grief and loss.
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Grief is often a deeply painful response to the loss of a loved one, including pets. The death of a loved one is often the most common way we think of loss, but many other significant changes in our lives can involve loss and therefore grief. Everyone experiences loss and grief at some time. It is a natural and normal experience. And the more significant the loss, the more intense the grief is likely to be. The experience of grief can leave you feeling alone, anxious, depressed, lonely, fatigued, and confused. However, a loss can also lead to a new way of thinking and perceiving life. Each of us experiences, reacts and expresses grief differently. For example, one person may withdraw and feel....
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Licensed Marriage Family Therapist and Life Coach
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Dealing with the loss of a loved one is never easy but it doesn't have to devastate you either. My therapy approach is well suited to minimizing the negative effects of grief and loss while honoring the natural progression of emotions while adjusting to life without this person or this human function. I also provide a variety of resources for you so that you feel supported while you go through the process.
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Grief and loss is, unfortunately, a normal part of living. There is no single "correct" way to grieve: different cultures and even individuals from the same culture grieve differently. The only consistent feature is that grief takes time. The most effective thing anyone can do for someone grieving is to be there—to listen, to empathize, to walk along with the grief. There is no "fixing" grief. But counseling can help prevent normal grief from developing into major depression or other mental health conditions.
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Grief is a natural response to loss. The emotional suffering you feel when something or someone you love is taken away can be overwhelming. The more significant the loss, the more intense the grief will be. You may associate grief with the death of a loved one—which is often the cause of the most intense type of grief—but there are other losses which cause grief, including; loss of a pet, a Job, or home, divorce or break-up, empty nest syndrome/children leaving the home, losing a friend, etc. Therapy can aid you in processing your grief and help you to move forward and grow.
Kelley Hopkins-Alvarez, LPC,NCC,BCC, MS, MSEd
Licensed Professional Counselor & Board Certified Coach
Ready for change? Let's Get StartedNorth Salem, New York 10560
I offer gentle support and comfort for my clients at a pace that they can tolerate. My clients have expressed to me that my ability to listen empathetically has allowed them the time to process the devastation and loss they've witnessed. People who've experienced death or divorce may feel angry, depressed, empty, and/or alone. I take time with them to respect these feelings, and do not prescribe ways they "should" be feeling. Grief is different for all, some experience it as a sudden event while others witness gradual decline of a loved one, both can still feel numb or raw. Perspective clients can call or email me to begin a dialogue; we determine then if proceeding is right for you.
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Ready for change? Let's Get Started420 Quaker Farms Rd., Oxford, Connecticut 06478
I incorporate Dr. Elizabeth Kubler-Ross's stages of Grief Therapy.Dr. Ross believes that we must go through denial, anger and acceptance I also believe in the near death experiences of many patients who share experiences in their after life or what happens when you die. Believing this life is only the beginning ,I incorporate a religious perspective with the patients faith and writings into therapy. I am of the belief that all faiths are from one and the same God.
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Grief is an overwhelming emotion that leave you feeling hopeless and powerless. You can feel as if you are living in a cave with little warmth and light. I want to help you find your way out of that dark, sad place and into a more hopeful and satisfying life. With proven tools and cognitive techniques I will help you find joy again. I know grief can seem overwhelming at times but I can help you manage and conquer your grief. Please take that first step and give yourself a chance.
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Grief and Loss, it is something we all go through yet that does not make it any easier. Plus each loss is different and difficult and has its own journey. I understand the loss of a Loved one, I have been. I will sit with you in your pain until you are ready to move forward. I will assist you in the processing of your loved one in your own special way. You are not alone in this.
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Have you recently lost a loved one? Whether expected or not, grief over your loss is a natural experience. Still, it can become more consuming than we like, more disruptive than our lives can reasonably tolerate. Perhaps you feel a great deal of guilt, as well as anguish. In the warmth and security of the therapeutic environment, I can help you experience your grief and loss in a healthy, respectful, yet enriching way. In doing so, you can honor the person you have lost, while also re-engaging in the other important aspects of your life. I look forward to being your partner through this challenging time.
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Whether we endure loss due to changes in life roles, the end of a relationship or the death of a loved one, grief impacts all aspects of our being. The process of grief is one of reconstructing the meaning of our lives and relationships. We heal by taking time to focus on our loss, sharing our pain with someone we trust, and attending to the meaning of our loss in the present moment. I will walk with you, bear witness to your struggle and help you move through the debilitating maze of grief. When you allow yourself to grieve fully, the experience of loss has the power to bring you into deeper connection with yourself and feel the beauty, mystery and and meaning of life in a new way.
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New York State Licensed Mental Health Counselor
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Research now shows us that there are not set stages and ways to grieve the loss of a loved one. A person's ability to move on is based on their own resilience. Making meaning of one's life can help. Whether through writing a narrative, recalling fond memories or making new ones through creating new interests, connection helps with loss. Therapy gives a welcome space to share the many feelings that come along with letting go.
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Grief is the normal and natural emotional reaction to loss. My guidance and experience will help you more toward your intellect and deal with your broken heart. We can work together and deal with what remains emotionally incomplete at the time of a death, a divorce, or other losses. I am trained to work within your inner self to understand your self destruction, and build self confidence.
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The experience of grief and loss can be overwhelming for most people. As we begin to process your feelings, emotions and memories, I will help you to gain positive insight and more effective ways to cope so you can begin the healing process. As a therapist I will provide a client centered approach to the counseling relationship to give you the support you need. To schedule an appointment with Sheiketha call TR Counseling & Wellness at 203-819-7650.
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Grief and loss is difficult for many individuals to deal with. It is important to know that there is no general or identified way to grieve the loss of someone close, there is also no timeline as to how long one should grieve. My approach in therapy is to educate clients on the stages of grief and loss, help process feelings and emotions surrounding the loss and ultimately work towards gaining closure. To schedule an appointment with Akeem call TR Counseling & Wellness at 203-819-7650.
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In addition to a clinical degree in Marriage and Family Therapy, I also have a degree in Pastoral Counseling. The emphasis there is helping people with the pain of grief and loss which can occur in many forms and may have a devastating effect on the way we live. I have extended experience in working with individuals and families as they move through the grieving process.
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Grey Matters International and the work of Kevin J. Fleming, Ph.D approaches issues of grief & loss through the lens of innovation----instead of growing the same neural networks responsible for the pain in weekly therapy sessions, we reset the brain to move forward quicker and efficiently by working on the stuck limbic system so as to empower the person with more success and traction. For no one wants to stay in a grief mode for too long; but when you don't include the brain in your work with someone, you risk describing the water to them while they drown and calling it success. Contact Grey Matters International, Inc now at firstname.lastname@example.com or 877-606-6161.
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Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
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Grief and loss are experienced when we lose someone significant in our lives. Grief and loss can also be experienced when a special relationship ends, when a hope or dream is dashed or when we find ourselves in a situation we cannot cope with. Each of us has a different way of coping, and some appear to do better than others. So how do we know if we need help? Are there days you really struggle? Is it affecting your relationship with others?. Have you lost zeal for life? Do you find you can't talk to people you know about your pain? I will listen. With compassion and support I will help you find your inner strength to endure and grow from your sadness.
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My approach to grief and loss therapy begins with understanding each client's unique experience of loss. I help clients accept their loss and experience its sadness. We then explore their range of feelings, including anger, denial, guilt, loneliness, and depression and develop a customized treatment plan to help them return to optimal functioning.


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Tuesday, November 01, 2011
Interview with Anne Fiero on WKCR
As part of the Son of Strelka thing, I was lucky enough to be interviewed by some really great people. Here's one of my favorites: an interview with Anne Fiero at WKCR in New York. Unfortunately my cell phone cut out a few times, but I still think it's a really neat discussion. I'm reposting it here with Anne's permission. Thanks, Anne!
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The following is an excerpt from my new E-book, Creative Composition. It happens to be the very last chapter after outlining and explaining the many compositional "rules" and concepts used in photography and the arts.
The Creative Principle
Creativity is the process of making, or creating, something new and useful – in our instance here, that would be a photograph. So in order for a photograph to be creative it must involve a scene, technique, or composition that's never been done before. But making something new isn't enough. There are an infinite number of ways to make new or novel images with your camera – including tripping the shutter as you throw it down a mountain or firing it remotely after attaching the camera to your dog's tail as it walks the yard. Each of the results would be new or different, to be sure, but they wouldn't necessarily be creative. Almost all of the photos would be failures, unless you stumbled upon a random, happy accident. The photograph needs to be both new and useful, meaning it has to make a meaningful connection with the viewer. Art cannot be the product of an accident. Art must be purposeful. Composing a scene through your camera's viewfinder is just one conscious, purposeful thing you can do as a photographic artist.
Following the composition "rules" as outlined in this book will surely lead to visually appealing images that are "useful" but they will lack the creativity you're striving for since there's nothing new in any of them. You must learn to break the rules in order to achieve true creative results but you also have to know the rules in order to break them. Actors are told to learn their lines so they can later forget them and improvise on the spot. The good ones do just that. Call it irony if you wish, but I prefer to call it the Creative Principle. Feel free to break this one too since there are, in fact, no rules.
It's also crucial to understand that breaking the rules just for the sake of breaking them is not being creative either. What's most important about knowing the rules is understanding why they work most of the time – something I hope this book has accomplished for you. Knowing why the rules work will lead to something akin to a higher state of compositional enlightenment: knowing when your photo is successful when not using the rules, or better yet, purposely breaking them. Once you get to that happy place, you will be on the path to true creative synthesis.
The last step on this journey to creative expression is actually putting The Creative Principle into action. The French artist, Henri Matisse once famously declared, "Creativity takes courage." It takes considerable courage to deviate from the safe confines of conventional compositional rules because trying something different could lead to failure. Your art should be an intimate expression of yourself so it's easy to take failure personally. It's important to remember, however, that artistic growth requires experimenting and trying new things. Failures will definitely occur along the way but they're a small price to pay for the creative breakthroughs you're going to make by venturing outside your comfort zone. Edwin Land, the founder of Poloroid, said, "An essential aspect of creativity is not being afraid to fail." Don't be afraid to try something new.
So consider the rules merely as guidelines or suggestions with which to take generous liberties. "Learn the rules like a pro, so you can break them like an artist," Pablo Picasso offered as advice to fellow creatives. When I'm behind the camera, I am not thinking about any compositional rules, guidelines, or suggestions but instead I'm working on more of an intuitive level. I don't think too much about composition. I simply defer to what feels right. Yet the concepts in this book have helped teach me how to see and they're never far away from the conscious decisions I'm making in real time. Later on, I often discover that I did, in fact, use one of the rules presented here (or I've discovered that I ignored all of them) but I'm never thinking that way at the time of the capture.
Remember, no one is born an accomplished photographer and master of composition. It's not an innate talent. It's not a gift. There are no child prodigies in the field of photography. Every great photographer has had to learn the rules, intentionally break the rules, then ignore them altogether. If you're just starting out, rest assured that you are in the same place that I once was, as well as every other professional photographer. Learn the rules, adopt the Creative Principle, then follow your heart and intuition to a life of creative expression. Enjoy the journey.
The 74 pages of Creative Composition, including the Creative Principle and photographs to illustrate the ideas and concepts in the book, will get your creative juices flowing again which will help power your way to greater creative expression with your camera.


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On average, college graduates who have an internship on their resumes are 12% more likely to be hired and earn $7,000 more than graduates who did not.
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An internship gives you a unique, on-the-job perspective of the career path you have chosen and helps connect classroom knowledge to a real work environment. Internships can be paid, unpaid, for academic credit or not.
Credit internships are supervised by appointed faculty members and certain criteria must be met to receive credit. A list of departments offering Academic Credit is available on Career Center myKC portal page or can be found in the Course Catalogue.
A non-credit internship is an excellent way to build your skills and experience in your field of study. Non-credit internships can be paid, unpaid or informational. The Career Center can assist you in researching and obtaining a non-credit Internship.
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Hoffenheim have given midfielder Gylfi Sigurdsson a deadline of June 30 to secure a move to the Barclays Premier League.
The Iceland international had been set to complete a return to Swansea, where he spent the second half of last season on loan, for a club-record £6.8million fee.
However, the departure of manager Brendan Rodgers to Liverpool halted the deal before the 22-year-old could have his medical and Anfield now seems to be his preferred destination.
Last week Rodgers admitted he would be interested in signing the midfielder but stressed the player had to first speak to Swansea - who appointed Michael Laudrup as their new boss on Friday.
Sigurdsson's German club, who began pre-season training today, have granted extended leave in order for him to complete a move to England.
"Gylfi Sigurdsson will not be with TSG 1899 Hoffenheim for the start of pre-season," said a statement on the club's website.
"He has, after consultation, obtained a prolonged holiday until 30 June.
"The club wants the 22-year-old to continue to secure a future in the Premier League."
Hoffenheim head coach and former Liverpool defender Markus Babbel said it was best for all parties if the player had the time to sort out a move.
"Gylfi wants to stay in England and is in negotiations there," he said.
"Thus it makes no sense for both sides for him to return to Hoffenheim, perhaps only for a few days.
"If, by the deadline on June 30, he has done nothing then he will return to his pre-season with us.
"We have agreed this with him."
Sigurdsson is contracted to Hoffenheim for another two years but despite impressing in his first campaign in 2010/11 he dropped down the pecking order last season, forcing his loan to Swansea where he scored seven goals in 19 appearances.
It has been reported Liverpool will have to pay a fee in the region of £8million as Swansea had negotiated a lower figure as part of their loan deal.
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An update to support the use of STAGEDIR. Appears to pass the checks outlined on the migration page.
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Created attachment 143781 [details] Revision of submitted patch to address some open issues I have corrected some open issues with the provided patch, most of them plist violations, most of which on 9.x systems without PKGNG. Review, test and approval by maintainer would be appreciated.
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Mary Lane; Daphne Cazalet; Clare Petre; University of Sydney. Television Service.; University of Sydney. Department of Social Work and Social Policy. |
OCLC Number: | 154124772 |
Cast: | Clare Petre. |
Description: | 1 videocassette (VHS) (25 min.) : sound, color ; 1/2 in. + 1 study guide (11 pages ; 22 cm) |
Responsibility: | produced for the Department of Social Work and Social Policy by the University of Sydney Television Service ; executive producer, Mary Lane. |
This video is about community artswork in Villawood, NSW. It shows artsworker Daphne Cazalet bringing a multicultural community together through such arts activities as theatre, music, festivals, etc. and in the process demonstrating that community arts can be a vital means for developing and changing society.
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Andrew Bird must be one of the most talented people alive today.
Chicago singer/songwriter/violinist Andrew Bird updates the traditions of small-group swing, German lieder, and New Orleans jazz, mixing Gypsy, folk, and rock elements into his distinctive style. http://www.allmusic.com/artist/MN0000026193/biography
No one else can look like a bad ass holding a violin.
Andrew Bird. There is nothing greater than listening to Nyatiti while studying.
"and she says, i like long walks and sci-fi movies, if you're 6 foot talk and east coast bred..." Andrew Bird
andrew bird..LOVE his smile and his fashion sense! <3 What am I saying, I love his EVERYTHING!
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LAS VEGAS -- In the very near future, instead of controlling your gadgets by pressing buttons or tapping on screens, you may just talk to them.
Intelligent assistant technology like Apple's Siri and Amazon's Echo is starting to spread widely. At this year's recently concluded CES, numerous companies showed off devices ranging from refrigerators to plush dolls that respond to voice commands and queries.
"Intelligent assistants allow for a more intuitive way to interact with all these devices," said John Curran, managing director of consulting company Accenture's communications, media and technology practice.
Voice control by itself isn't new. Consumers have been able to dial phone numbers on cellphones or interact with automated phone service systems using only their voice for more than a decade. Apple's Siri has been around for more than six years and was joined more recently by Microsoft's Cortana, the Google Assistant and Alexa.
What is new is that voice control is starting to become more commonplace. Apple and Amazon are working with smart home companies so their products can be controlled by Siri and Alexa, respectively. Amazon is starting to widely license its Alexa technology so that it can be built into other devices. Now even smaller companies can incorporate Alexa or similar features.
Helping drive this are rapid advancements in voice recognition. The first voice recognition systems that debuted in the 1990s had extraordinarily high error rates; they had a super-difficult time recognizing spoken words. Even as recently as 2013, such systems had an error rate of about 23 percent, said Shawn DuBravac, chief economist at the Consumer Technology Association, which puts on CES.
But now, about three years later, such systems have reached near parity with humans.
"We've made more progress in the last 30 months than in first 30 years," he said, adding that "the next computer interface is voice."
The most prevalent area where voice control is showing up is in smart speaker systems. Amazon pioneered that category with the Echo two years ago and was joined in the market by Google Home this past fall. But it will soon have a whole host of other competitors.
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"It's purely personal and probably been a couple of months in the making," Ms. Alston said. "A working mom is always a juggle of balancing work need and work passions with family needs and family passions. Right now, the family needs have intensified and it seemed the right time after a very long career and a career I'm proud of to focus on my family."
She joked that she's hired out for a host of domestically based roles from cleaning and lawn services to personal chef.
Some roles easier to fill
"The one thing you can't hire out for you is the role of mother and wife," she said. "My role at Gatorade can more easily be played by others than my role at home. There are plenty of capable people at Gatorade and Propel who can fill my shoes."
Ms. Alston became CMO, a newly created position, only last September after leading Gatorade communications, under titles such as VP-equity development, during some of the brands biggest years. She joined Gatorade in May 1989. Today Gatorade volume is nearly a billion gallons and is now the country's sixth-largest liquid-refreshment megabrand.
"No one individual on this brand can claim credit for everything we've accomplished," she said, eager to share the spotlight for the company's successes. "Gatorade is all about teams and team sports and our success in the marketplace is all about the team and a team that's been built and cultivated over the years. Winning together is greater than winning alone."
Proud accomplishments
Among her most proud accomplishments was the risky decision in 1998 to shift Gatorade's already successful ad theme "Life's a sport. Drink it up" to "Is It in You?"
"We moved to a campaign where people were crying, bleeding and sweating colors," she said, adding that despite the buzz around the move, "we were sure it was the right platform for the future."
Similarly, she also cited the move from Propel's visually arresting "Drop" campaign to its months-old "Fit Is a Feeling" campaign, via Element 79 Partners, Chicago, as another proud moment.
More than anything, her greatest satisfaction comes from the relationship she has had with her agency partners. "It's unique in the industry," she said. "Not one of our partners thinks of themselves as a vendor."
Her Successors
As a result of her exit, Gatorade has eliminated the CMO title and brand communications duties will be split between Matt Knott, elevated to VP-marketing for Gatorade from marketing director for Propel; and Dustin Cohn, elevated to marketing director for Propel from director of innovations for Gatorade and Propel. In addition, Monica Young will return to Gatorade as director of business unit innovation from marketing director-golden grains under PepsiCo's Quaker Oats Co. unit. They will each report directly to Todd Magazine, president of Gatorade and Propel.
While Gatorade is facing pricing pressures in supermarkets, Ms. Alston is unfazed.
"Propel and Gatorade are poised for greatness," she said. "There's no question in my mind they're thriving and will be well-positioned in the marketplace. They're brands consumers have great passion and affinity for and that will carry them well into the future."
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Mustard polkadots, lemon denim and tangerine patent
I'm definitely feeling the love for spring in this outfit with florals, polkadots and pastels - I don't think I could be more spring-like if I covered myself in magnolia flowers and daffodils. In between the grey, cloudy days we are having some gorgeous, sunny and slightly-warmer-than average weather, which just makes me want to reach for the florals every time...!
I'd not thought to team this thrifted floral shirt with my polkadot blazer before (even though I've had both since last summer), and as I'm a pattern-mixing fan I'm seriously loving this new combo. Plus this is my first foray into pastels; these boyfriend jeans were super cheap from ASOS, and while I was browsing the sale section I found these loafers too: Patent? Tangerine? On sale? Add to basket!
Wishing you all a very happy week, hope your weekends were great :)))
Blazer: ASOS, Shirt: Vintage eBay, Jeans: ASOS, Loafers: ASOS, Belt: La Redoute, Bag: Debenhams, Sunglasses: Urban Outfitters, Plaited hairband: eBay, Saturn necklace: Gift, from Hannah Zakari, Watches: Gifts, Bracelets: ASOS / Topshop / Christening bracelet, Rings: ASOS / Local gift shop
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LOOOOOOOOOve your outfit! So many good things going on here..Specially love this polka dot jacket and the way you combined all the colors together! You look beautiful! Hope you are having a wonderful day!
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Friend and Fan on FacebookYour pattern mixing is astoundingly gorgeous! Wow to the tangerine shoes too. Thanks for sharing with Visible Monday, Catherine!
ReplyDeleteGreat colours - I love the shirt and the blazer, I go weak every time I see those colours together!
ReplyDeleteI love the tangerine shoes and patent oh I love patent. I also love the Saturn necklace as I am a space nerd for sure.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful blazer--I was oohing over the polka dots and then from the back, I realized it was sheer as well. Awesome.
ReplyDeleteHad a ridiculously hard time saying "lemon denim" :D Your little braid is so darling, love the hairstyle.
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jupefashion.blogspot.comFound you on thrifters Anonymous;) What a great thrifted find! Now, I must find me a floral blouse as adoreable as yours ;) You look so colorful and very pretty in this outfit!
P.S.-I Love to find bloggers like myself who are not in the 20 something category, very refreshing ;)Catherine, I can't imagine you in anything less than unique. Blazer is amazing, love this combination of patterns, colors and that necklace rocks. Dawn suitcase vignettes xo hoping to be back soon.
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Filthy Rich
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At first I thought I hated the art in this book - sketchy, misproportioned, and ugly, with a grotesque feel to the pervasive sexuality. Azzarello is always good with narration and main characters, and while Junk does feel a bit close to a character from Brubaker's Criminal series, he's an interesting enough protagonist. After a while, the art starts to seem to fit Junk's grim and ugly world, and by the end, I came to feel at was a passable art direction, if not one I would have chosen myself. The story is a predictable noir piece, and you can see the double-cross coming a mile away. Not a bad book, but not the greatest effort from a writer who produced the masterful Hundred Bullets.
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At first I just saw little rings and then, after another second or two, I realized that they were little life ring things. Great! I like it.
It was already done 1 or 2 years back in Singapore. It was a bus shelter poster.
the art direction win Singapore version by few light years at least.. but still a repeated idea
'the art direction win Singapore version by few light years at least.. but still a repeated idea'
I sincerely don't understand what you are trying to say. Please explain.
Condoms as red blood corpuscles; Condoms as life saver tubes; Life saver tubes as red blood corpuscles.
Are we going around in circles?
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i thot the singapore one was better. This one took me awhile, i wouldnt have understood it if not for the singapore one.
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This is just gorgeous! Merry Christmas!!
Pretty & sparkly. Happy New Year!
Aw... What a sweet, sweet layout! Simply wonderful!
Oh I like the stars & so appropriate for the little star of Christmas past. Happy 2017.
Isn't that the truth~gorgeous page!!!!
Hope you and your family have had a wonderful Christmas season and are looking forward to a great 2017! I've really enjoyed seeing all the layouts with your older photos this year - way to go getting so many of those stories told!
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Many cultures have ancient rituals for invoking or for stopping the rain, and Japan is no exception. However, Japan is one of the few countries where these rituals are still part of the daily life.
If you visit Japan, especially during the rainy seasons, you can encounter some curious looking dolls, made of paper or cloth, hanging at the windows.
The dolls are called teru teru bozu 「てるてる坊主」 (meaning something like "shiny-shiny Buddhist monk" or "shiny-shiny bald-headed") and are amulets for good weather, believed to have the magical power to stop or even prevent the rain.
Now, the tradition includes also a song associated with teru teru bozu, composed by Shinpei Nakayama and published in 1921.
The song tells an old story about a monk who promised to the villagers that he will stop the rain that was about to ruin their crops. However, the rain continued and the monk was decapitated by angry villagers, hence the origin of the head dolls…
Teru-teru-bozu, teru bozu
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Create your very own Madness characters in seconds, there are tonnes of different combinations to make and even some hidden costumes to find. You can also upload your characters to a portal system built into the flash and view other submissions. All your favourite characters are included here including: the Castle Crasher knights, Alien Hominid, Tom Fulp and more!
All of the artwork has been drawn by me using the pixel tool. This has been a long project in the making ( I started it back in October 2008) but it's finally finished, so I hope you all enjoy this.
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Robin Williams stars as the smooth talking, philandering, car salesman Joey O'Brien in the outrageously funny comedy Cadillac Man. When a jealous husband takes his car dealership hostage Joey has to summon all of his negotiating skills in order get everyone out alive. Co-starring Tim Robbins, Fran Drescher, Zack Norman, and Lori Petty, the cast is quite good. However, it's Williams' charisma, and chemistry with Robbins, that really carries the film. Yet there are some script problems, as it's packed with subplots that don't add much to the overall story. Still, the comedy is well-written and keeps the film moving. Cadillac Man has a few issues, but it still comes through with plenty of laughs.
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When renaming a variable, all occurrences of the variable should be highlighted, so that users see where there will be consequences.
One more step would be to allow inline editing: Instead of a pop-up window, the variable is renamed in-place, and the user can see all other occurrences change at the same time.
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This second novel in the saga Chronicles of the Nephilim is a prequel to Noah Primeval that tells the story of the Fall of the Watchers from heaven and the rise of the Nephilim generations before the Flood. Follow the epic journey of Enoch the giant killer with his small band of family warriors who seek outlaw giants for bounty, but stumble upon a conspiracy of the Watchers that is so evil, it will change the universe forever if God does not stop them. You'll meet some of the beloved characters from Noah Primeval when they were much younger, like Methuselah and Uriel, as well as the origin stories of the lead Watchers, Semjaza and Azazel who became the gods Anu and Inanna.
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Disappointing after Noah
Simply a better less repetitive story
This sort of Scooby Doo and the gang meets a day time soap opera thing going on. I don't understand what was with all the lovey dovey banter between the characters and their wives. I was ready to delete the whole book before finishing it after hearing the "Methuselah poozalah bunnie" and "edna pedala poo" for the umpteenth time. It really made me want to barf. What married couple talks like that let alone ones taking place in a time of turmoil such as this.
He wasn't too bad. His voice for females was a little irritating though.
All of the banter scenes and the bickering of the Archangels about which killed more giants than the other. The whole Lilith giant tree of corpses miscarriage scene. Added nothing to the story but filler.
Having read Genesis countless times and the book of Enoch. Both are very profound and thought provoking in what they convey. This book seemed to cheapen the story by making it in to some sort cartoonish wise cracking buddy comedy story. Enoch himself was a very one dimensional. We're talking about a man that "walked with God" to such a degree that God took him and he did not die yet in this book he's very boring.
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While my live blogging efforts focussed on the more formal sessions at ecampaigning forum, most of the event's time and content was spent in groups following the Open Space methodology. The gatherings for people to suggest sessions were instructive in themselves as they gave considerable hints as to the key concerns of ecampaigning practitioners.
How to engage with the big social networking sites, whether to create your own, organising around big events (such as G8 summits and climate conferences) and ways of managing decentralised/coalition campaigns were some of the big themes, but the sessions covered a wide range beyond that such as engaging with young supporters, or older supporters, choosing content management systems, operating on a tight budget, pooling resources/tools and one hastily agreed discussion of twitter. What follows are a few notes on things that struck me.
The twitter session drew a mixture of existing users, aware onlookers, and newcomers. A lot of time was spent exploring existing uses of the site with examples such as teamtibet's usage to co-ordinate protests around the olympic flame and Downing Street's account. Most people seemed taken with its potential for short term co-ordination, but many questions arose about its potential for long term campaigning beyond informing core supporters of news updates. Being seemingly the longest-serving twitter user there, it was interesting to hear responses to a tool I've quickly come to take for granted
A recurring theme was the adoption of drupal by a number of the big agencies. Most seem keen to contribute code back to the community, along the lines of AI and CivicActions' assets module. I've mentioned my mixed feelings about drupal before but am hopeful that through events like this we might be able to resolve some of the issues that frustrate me.
I brought up Russell Davies' 2008 – the year of peak advertising in conversation over breakfast on the first day and that phrase recurred a few times. There's a general awareness that the last few years have brought lots of opportunities to attract attention by simply being quick to adopt some new "web 2.0" tool, but that won't last. It didn't seem like there was a sustained discussion or much sense of where to go next, but working hard to attain attention has been the life of campaigners for a long time and so perhaps this is just another step in that journey?
There's clearly a growing sense of how hard it is to influence big summits where the final communique is often planned months in advance. Gatherings of world leaders are a great opportunity for media coverage and to present the "actionable moments" that Ben Brandzel spoke of, but they're now when the real chance for change occur. It's vital to find ways to turn the energy around these summits into sustained, directed action after the final communique is published, planning the next steps before the events themselves take place.
In the session on pooling resources and tools a number of questions came up about the ethics of collaborating with big players like google (who have just been on a big outreach programme for their new Google Earth offering for NGOs). The data provided and the tools offered by the likes of Google can be a great boon to charities operating on tight budgets, but at the expense of ceding a lot of control and a lot of attention data (and with providers like facebook there are concerns about things like this). It was obvious that there is some desire to develop open source tools that provide similar tools, but it's not clear whether the resources are there. Mention was made of open street map and I brought up the theyworkforyou api, and it definitely would have been interesting to have had people who could present on the usage of that; some concerns remain as to how ready those tools are for non-geeky end-users, which would be easy to resolve if someone were to direct the right resources.
I'm looking forward to seeing what other people bring up in their notes on the event, and what themes come out in the ongoing discussion. You can see my photos on flickr, find some content on technorati and check out the conference wiki for more. All my posts on the topic are gathered under the ecf08 tag.
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July 20, 2012
Notre Dame - Olympic Participant Microsite
NOTRE DAME, Ind. -- Led by two-time gold medalists Shannon Boxx (soccer) and Mariel Zagunis (fencing), nine athletes with ties to the University of Notre Dame will be competing in the 2012 Summer Olympics that will be held July 25-Aug. 12 in London, England. This year's contingent continues a legacy of Notre Dame participation in the Olympics that goes back 100 years to the 1912 Summer Games in Stockholm, Sweden, and (counting this year's group) includes 37 Notre Dame student-athletes who have earned a total of 19 medals (nine gold, three silver, seven bronze) while competing in 17 of the past 22 Summer Olympics and 26 different events, as well as two events at the 2002 and 2006 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, Utah, and Torino, Italy.
All nine of this year's competitors (five Americans, three Canadians, one Nigerian) are former, current or future Fighting Irish student-athletes, and eight of the nine are female, setting a new school record for the most women participating in one Olympic Games (Notre Dame sent six women each to the 2004 Athens Olympics and 2008 Beijing Olympics), while tying the mark for most overall participants (also set in both 2004 and 2008). In addition to Boxx and Zagunis (who will compete in the individual sabre event), the other Fighting Irish athletes representing the United States will be 10-time track & field All-American Molly Huddle ('07) in the 5,000-meter run, current senior fencer Courtney Hurley (San Antonio, Texas/Earl Warren) in the individual and team epee competitions and incoming freshman fencer Lee Kiefer (Lexington, Ky./Dunbar) in the individual and team foil events. Representing Canada will be Notre Dame women's soccer alums Candace Chapman ('05) and Melissa Tancredi ('04), along with current Fighting Irish women's basketball junior forward Natalie Achonwa (Guelph, Ontario/St. Mary's Catholic). Rounding out the Notre Dame contingent is former 15-time all-BIG EAST and 2005 All-America hurdler Selim Nurudeen ('05), who will compete in the 110-meter high hurdles for Nigeria during the London Olympics.
Another four American athletes with connections to Notre Dame -- women's fencer Kelley Hurley ('10 - team epee), current senior men's fencer Gerek Meinhardt (San Francisco, Calif./Lick-Wilmerding - team foil), rower Amanda Polk ('08), and track & field standout Mary Saxer ('09 - pole vault) -- were chosen as alternates in their respective sports. Hurley, Meinhardt and Polk will travel to London with the possibility of being added to the United States roster by the time their competition gets underway (the U.S. pole vault roster must be submitted by Friday, July 20, and no further changes can be made after that date, even in case of injury; at this time, it is not expected Saxer, who finished fourth at the U.S. Olympic Trials, will compete in London).
On Friday, the official Notre Dame athletics web site, UND.com, launched a special microsite devoted to coverage of Fighting Irish athletes at the Olympic Games. This microsite can be found at www.und.com/olympics and contains not only biographies of all current and former Olympians with Notre Dame connections, but also a tentative schedule of events and broadcast coverage for this year's Fighting Irish Olympians and other special features.
In addition, fans can follow Notre Dame at the 2012 Olympics through regular blog updates at und.com/olympics, as well as through social media on the Fighting Irish athletics Facebook page (facebook.com/fightingirish) or via Twitter on the main Notre Dame athletics Twitter feed (@fightingirish), or the sport-specific Fighting Irish athletics Twitter feeds for women's basketball (@ndwbbsid, @ndwbb), men's/women's fencing (@NDfencingteam), rowing (@NotreDameRowing), women's soccer (@NDsoccernews, @NDSoccer) or men's/women's track & field/cross country (@NDXCTF) -- use the hashtag #NDOlympics2012 to be part of the Notre Dame Olympics discussion on Twitter.)
Boxx and Zagunis -- who each struck gold in 2004 and 2008 -- will be suiting up for the United States in their third Olympic Games, tying the school record for most Olympic appearances held by Boxx's former soccer teammate Kate (Sobrero) Markgraf ('98) (played in 2000, 2004 and 2008), and modern pentathlete Mike Gostigian ('86) (former Notre Dame fencer who competed in 1988, 1992 and 1996 Olympics).
Boxx and Zagunis also have the opportunity to become the first three-time Olympic gold medalists in school history, a mark they currently share with Markgraf. What's more, Zagunis (who earned a bronze medal in the team sabre competition at the 2008 Beijing Games) can catch former Fighting Irish track & field All-American/head coach Alex Wilson ('32), who earned four medals on the track for his native Canada at the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics (bronze in 4x400-meter relay) and 1932 Los Angeles Games (silver in 800 meters; bronze in both 400 meters and 4x400-meter relay).
Once again, the Fighting Irish women's soccer program is well-represented at the Olympics, with Boxx ('99), Chapman and Tancredi set to take part in the 12-team tournament that begins July 25 at various locations around Great Britain. Since women's soccer was added to the Olympic program at the 1996 Atlanta Games, a total of five Notre Dame alums have participated in all but that inaugural competition, with Monica Gonzalez ('01) leading her native Mexico to its first-ever Olympic appearance in 2004 (reached the quarterfinals before falling to Brazil, 5-0). The United States has won three of the first four Olympic women's soccer tournament, losing only in the 2000 gold medal match (3-2 in overtime) to Norway. Meanwhile, Canada made its Olympic debut in 2008 (with Chapman scoring her country's first Olympic goal in a 2-1 opening-round win over Argentina), reaching the quarterfinals before losing to the U.S., 2-1 in overtime.
Boxx and the American women's soccer team will kick off this year's Olympic competition at noon (ET) July 25, playing France in a group-stage match at Hampden Park in Glasgow, Scotland, followed by another group match against Colombia at noon (ET) July 28, also in Glasgow. The final United States match in group play will be at 12:15 p.m. (ET) July 31 against North Korea at legendary Old Trafford in Manchester, England. All three of the Americans' group-stage contests will be televised live on NBC Sports Network.
Canada has been place in a group with defending FIFA Women's World Cup champion Japan, as well as Sweden and South Africa. The Canadians will play Japan in their opener at noon (ET) July 25 at City of Coventry Stadium in Coventry, England, with the match to be televised on a tape-delayed basis in the United States at 6 p.m. (ET) on NBC Sports Network. Canada then faces South Africa at 9:45 a.m. (ET) on July 28, also in Coventry, before closing group play at 9:30 a.m. (ET) July 31 against Sweden at St. James' Park in Newcastle, England. The final two Canadian group play matches will be televised live on the special NBC Olympic Soccer Channel (check with cable/satellite provider for details), with possible additional coverage on other NBC networks (check nbcolympics.com for updated broadcast information).
The top two teams in each of the three Olympic women's soccer groups, as well as the two next-best qualifiers, will advance to the single-elimination quarterfinal round on Aug. 3. The semifinals are set for Aug. 6, with the gold/bronze medal matches scheduled for Aug. 9.
Achonwa will be making her Olympic debut in 2012, and becomes just the second Notre Dame women's basketball player to compete in the Games. Canada returns to Olympic women's basketball action for the first time since 2000, opening this year's competition at 6:15 a.m. (ET) July 28 with a pool play contest against Russia. The Canadians will play their remaining group-stage games against Great Britain (3 p.m. ET, July 30), France (4 a.m. ET, Aug. 1), Brazil (9:30 a.m. ET, Aug. 3) and Australia (9:30 a.m. ET, Aug. 5), with all games being contested at the Olympic Basketball Arena in London, and all to air live on the special NBC Olympic Basketball Channel (check with cable/satellite provider for details).
The top four teams in each of the two Olympic women's basketball groups will move on to the single-elimination quarterfinal round on Aug. 7, with the semifinals slated for Aug. 9, and the gold/bronze medal games to be played on Aug. 11.
The Olympic fencing competitions are one-day events for each weapon, beginning with preliminaries in the morning and continuing through the medal bouts in the afternoon. Kiefer takes the strip first for the Notre Dame contingent in the women's individual foil competition on July 28, with the medal bouts set to start yat 2:10 p.m. (ET) and tape-delayed coverage later in the afternoon on NBC Sports Network. A similar coverage pattern will follow for Courtney Hurley in the women's individual epee on July 30, before Zagunis competes in the women's individual sabre event on Aug. 1 (the sabre medal bouts will start at 2:40 p.m. ET and will be shown live on MSNBC). Kiefer returns to action in the women's team foil competition on Aug. 2 (finals start at 1 p.m. ET, coverage TBA), with Courtney Hurley's women's team epee event set for Aug. 4 (also at 1 p.m. ET and coverage TBA).
On the track, Huddle makes her Olympic debut in the 5,000-meter preliminaries at 5:55 a.m. (ET) on Aug. 7 (coverage TBA), less than an hour after Nurudeen takes the track for the preliminary heats in the 110-meter high hurdles (5:10 a.m. ET; delayed coverage on NBC at 10 a.m. ET). The semifinals and finals in the hurdles will take place on Aug. 8 (2:15 p.m. ET semis; 4:15 p.m. ET finals - taped coverage at 8 p.m. ET on NBC). Meanwhile, if Huddle qualifies for the 5,000-meter finals, that race would be run at 3:05 p.m. (ET) Aug. 10 (taped coverage on NBC Late Night at 12:35 a.m. ET on Aug. 11).
For more information on Notre Dame participants at the 2012 London Olympics, visit the special Notre Dame Olympics microsite (und.com/olympics), the official London Olympics web site (london2012.com) or the official NBC Olympics web site (nbcolympics.com).


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Existing underground train lines U 5 and U 55 will shortly follow a single route – the new U 5. Under a 433 million euro contract for the German federal government and the state of Berlin, the Berlin transport authority (BVG) is building three new underground stations – and over two kilometres of tunnel – directly beneath Berlin's historic centre. This will close a gap by extending the U 5 from Alexanderplatz to the Brandenburg Gate, where it will merge with the already completed U 55.
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When the spirit fever struck a town, a village or an outpost, it left few if any survivors. The white man blamed the Indian saying they used their mojo on them. The Indians blamed the white man for angering the spirits. The survivors knew it didn't matter. The Fevered were forever changed.
When death seemed preferable...
Mourning his mate drove fevered wolf shifter Cody out of Texas, but a brother's need drags him back from the brink...and good deeds never go unpunished.
Gypsy princess Mariska only wants to protect her people and her freedom, but a dangerous choice puts her on a collision course with an angry wolf.
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Indianapolis Colts tight end Coby Fleener played on teams that beat both Super Bowl participants. I asked him to handicap the meeting: "That's tough, I think they're both very good teams that really deserve to be here. There's a lot of quarterbacks in this league where you say, you shouldn't bet against him, I think Peyton Manning is that guy.. I expect a great game, but to bet against Peyton Manning … I don't think is a smart decision."
Where's the TNT group?
Meaning the employees like Todd, Dave, etc. Closest to which podium?
@pabuwal – We're ranging. McGrath is going to try to be near Sherman. The rest of us, including Boling and Dybas, will be roaming.
Shermans crowd is already huge.
Beastmode with Primetime is awesome
I loved the Beast Mode interview,"Can you feel me?"
Haha, haushka with prime time!
He was just like the cartoon with beast, but in person… -
Marshall Faulk admitted on the NFL.com stream that they and the media ignore seattle, even though they have been "ballin" all year. He went on to say that if Sherman did not have that post game rant after the NFFC game, they would not have talked about how good he was and they would not have given him his props.
This is why we feel disrespected, this is why this team feels disrespected. The national media truly does not care about Seattle and Faulk just admitted it/proved it. It is so ridiculous. If the hawks win the SB this year, the talk will be about how cold it was and that is why Peyton lost, or some other excuse. Bank on it, no respect will be given to this team, or this city. Thats the way it is…from the horses mouth
Primetime was pretty cool with the whole thing…Marshawn did it his way…nice.
I dont care if they still hate us, I just want a SB win. They can say what they like, and I wont care, just so long as Seattle is ahead by one damned point when the gun sounds.
We get a win, nothing else matters.
I agree STTBM. That lombardi is the biggest concern and i'm gonna be freaking jacked when they get the W. However, it is very annoying that no matter what this team/city does, nobody respects us.
When someone wont give respect that is deserved, their behavior says more about themselves than anything else. As long as Seattle wins this game, they will have earned the right to call themselves the Best; they will BE the BEST. And we should be happy with that. The rest is garbage.
Besides, if we win this one, I dont see any reason we cant win another or even more, with RW at qb and JS and PC running things. Why not?
Why not us? Love it…good call STTBM
"This is why we feel disrespected, this is why this team feels disrespected."
This is just pathetic.
A lot of media people picked the Hawks to be in the Superbowl before the season started, and most of them ranked the Seahawks as one of the top teams or even #1 throughout the entire season.
Huge amounts of attention has been given to the Seahawks Niners rivalry, and the Seattle fans (even I am sick of hearing about us) and the defense, and Wilson, Lynch and Pete Carrol. I think Peter King must have his own parking space at the practice facility he is there so often. The Seahawks have gotten tons of positive attention this year. When it comes to the media, attention is respect.
Golden Tate is doing something very cool for the fans. He's recording the media events and said that he will make the videos available to the 12's. Fun idea. He's bringing us all to the Superbowl with him.