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- Heard on the Hill: These Jayhawks are still in the running for national titles: a KU debate team and a KU-exclusive sandwich
- Town Talk: 23rd Street retailer to close after nearly 28 years in business; The Buckle officially closes shop in downtown Lawrence
- Lights & Sirens: University employee accused of pulling tail off rabbit at KU day care center
- Lunch Break: Numbers contradict Kansas reputation as tournament underachiever
- Smithology: Stock watch: Where does Devonte' Graham's NBA candidacy stand after his junior year?
- Lights & Sirens: Lawrence police blotter for March 25 to March 27
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Photo galleries
Have you started your holiday gift shopping yet?
Poll results
Response | Percent | |
I've purchased a few things | 51% | |
I usually wait until the last minute | 29% | |
Started? I'm already done! | 19% | |
Total | 511 |
Do you think KU will beat MU in this year's Border War at Arrowhead?
Poll results
Response | Percent | |
No, KU is going to lose | 75% | |
Maybe, but it will be close | 12% | |
Yes, the Jayhawks always show up for the Border War | 11% | |
Total | 853 |
What time do you traditionally eat your Thanksgiving meal?
Poll results
Response | Percent | |
Mid or late afternoon | 54% | |
About lunchtime | 35% | |
During dinner hours | 9% | |
Total | 512 |
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- Group of KU students unable to make it home for the Thanksgiving holiday
- November 24, 2010 in print edition on A1
- As thousands of Jayhawks migrate home for the Thanksgiving holiday to spend some quality time with family, turkey and sweet potatoes, they leave behind a scattered few who have other plans for the three-day break from classes.
- Lawsuit filed over issues on property for new homeless shelter in Lawrence
- November 24, 2010 in print edition on A5
- Leaders with the Lawrence Community Shelter have filed a lawsuit in Douglas County District Court seeking to remove any questions about whether the homeless shelter can move to an eastern Lawrence warehouse.
- Residents share reasons for gratitude
- November 24, 2010
- Over the past several days, the Lawrence Journal-World has been asking its readers and social media followers to share online what they were thankful for this year. In the midst of a recession, Lawrence is still a place of plenty. There were family and friends, jobs, good food and, of course, Kansas University sports.
- Style Scout: C.J. Calhoun
- November 24, 2010
- My only tattoo depicts the Deathly Hallows symbol from Harry Potter
- Kansas Rep. Forrest Knox plans to push bill to allow concealed carry of guns in public buildings
- November 24, 2010 in print edition on A1
- A legislator is re-loading his bill that would allow concealed carry of guns in public buildings, including those at Kansas University.
- Got leftovers? Here are a few handy ideas for your post-holiday situation
- Recipes perfect for those who still have guests, too many mashed potatoes or a hankering for more pie
- November 24, 2010
- Sometimes, thanksgiving leftovers can be more daunting then the holiday itself.
- Dole Institute cancels program on S. Korea
- November 24, 2010
- Because of developments between North and South Korea this week, the Dole Institute has canceled its program Two Ambassadors: Kathleen Stephens & Dr. Han Duk-soo, which was scheduled for Monday evening.
- Lenexa woman injured in western Lawrence crash
- November 24, 2010
- An 18-year-old Lenexa woman was injured after an early morning rollover crash Wednesday in far western Lawrence.
- Tonganoxie family thankful for life, loved ones after open heart surgeries
- November 24, 2010 in print edition on A1
- There will be candy bowls in the homes of Tonganoxie sisters Tammy Kissinger and Terylan Walker this holiday season, but they won't be filled with red licorice.
- Region expected to be cold but mainly dry for Thanksgiving motorists, with a few exceptions
- November 24, 2010
- Motorists generally aren't expected to have to deal with icy roads this Thanksgiving, except for those traveling to southern Missouri.
- 23-year-old Arkansas man faces involuntary manslaughter, other charges in connection with fatal accident on U.S. 24-59
- 10:36 a.m., November 24, 2010 Updated 05:56 p.m. in print edition on A1
- Douglas County Sheriff's officers Wednesday identified the 21-year-old man who died in a Tuesday crash north of Lawrence as Cameron Freeman of Lincoln, Neb.
- Kansas' abduction response team certified by U.S. Department of Justice
- November 24, 2010
- Kansas Attorney General Steve Six says the U.S. Department of Justice has ceritified the state's child abduction response team.
- House, antique store damaged in fire on U.S. Highway 40 near Shawnee County line
- 09:24 a.m., November 24, 2010 Updated 12:57 p.m.
- American Red Cross and fire officials say a house and an antique store in Big Springs in western Douglas County were badly damaged in a fire Wednesday morning.
- Fugitive Texas priest, who was captured in Lawrence, charged with hiring hitman to kill teen who accused him of sexual abuse
- November 24, 2010 in print edition on A5
- A Roman Catholic priest has been arrested on charges that he solicited a hit man to kill a teenager who had accused him of sexual abuse.
- Genuine Imitation: KU's acappella group something to 'Gleek' out about
- November 24, 2010
- KU's acappella group is enjoying a new interest in the musical genre thanks to the hit show.
- Shannon Oury chosen to lead Lawrence-Douglas County Housing Authority
- November 24, 2010
- Leaders of the Lawrence-Douglas County Housing Authority have chosen a local attorney as the organization's next executive director and have asked her to look for ways to expand the agency's reach.
- Town Talk: Pine family sells ground once proposed for business park; Bowersock park to close; city's social service funding set
- November 24, 2010
- News and notes from around Lawrence and Douglas County.
- Amid plenty, hunger endures
- November 24, 2010 in print edition on A6
- Good news. An average of 17.7 percent of all Americans were at times unable to feed themselves in the 12 months prior to September of this year. That's according to an analysis of data from the Gallup-Healthways Index, conducted and newly released by the Food Resource and Action Center (FRAC), an advocacy group.
- Gary Bedore's KU Basketball Notebook
- November 24, 2010
- The Jayhawks were to fly to Las Vegas today for the Las Vegas Invitational so Thanksgiving would not be a travel day.
- Kansas State University says it has produced purple sweet potatoes
- November 24, 2010
- Some professors at Kansas State University think even your Thanksgiving fare could use a little dose of purple.
- Lawrence City Commissioner Lance Johnson being sued over $1.95M bank loan
- November 24, 2010 in print edition on A1
- Lawrence City Commissioner Lance Johnson is being sued over a $1.95 million loan that has gone bad and whether a bank should be allowed to seize some of Johnson's assets.
- U.S. economy sees growth in third quarter; unemployment still high
- November 24, 2010 in print edition on A5
- The economy grew a little faster over the summer than the government first thought.
- Top-ranked Duke outlasts K-State at CBE Classic in Kansas City
- November 24, 2010 in print edition on B1
- Freshman guard Kyrie Irving and senior guard Nolan Smith both had 17 points and led No. 1 Duke's outstanding defensive effort on Kansas State's Jacob Pullen as the Blue Devils beat the fourth-ranked Wildcats 82-68 on Tuesday night to win the O'Reilly Auto Parts CBE Classic.
- Children in Boys & Girls Club of Lawrence get taste of Thanksgiving tradition
- November 24, 2010
- Inviting 400 elementary school-age children over for dinner may not sound all that peaceful, but Dave McKinney draws upon history to understand such an effort's importance.
- As Black Friday approaches, National Retail Federation says jewelry will be 2010 holiday shopping trend
- November 24, 2010 in print edition on A1
- Come Friday, women everywhere could have a reason to rejoice as shoppers trade in last year's trend of jeans for this year's trend of jewelry.
- Baby safe after carjack attempt in Kansas City
- November 24, 2010 in print edition on A8
- Police in Kansas City say a young couple moving to Missouri from Colorado thwarted a man's attempt to steal their car with their 6-month-old baby inside.
- Vehicle reported stolen Tuesday in 700 block of Iowa Street
- November 24, 2010 in print edition on A4
- A 2008 Nissan Titan, valued at $25,000, was reported stolen just after midnight Tuesday from the 700 block of Iowa Street, according to a Lawrence police report.
- Analysis: North Korea's attack on South Korea is bid for attention
- November 24, 2010
- A frustrated North Korea is lashing out again, this time with a deadly volley of artillery aimed at reminding rival South Korea — and the world — that it will not be ignored.
- KU's Turner Gill all fired up for Border War rivalry debut at Arrowhead Stadium
- November 24, 2010 in print edition on B1
- Turner Gill, ever the steady personality, opened his Tuesday news conference with a bang, showing in no uncertain terms that he understands what lies ahead as Kansas prepares to take on No. 15 Missouri at 11:30 a.m. Saturday at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Mo.
- Joe Paterno coming back to Penn State for 2011 season
- November 24, 2010
- Joe Paterno plans to return as Penn State coach next season, ending the latest round of speculation about retirement.
- Rangers' Josh Hamilton wins AL MVP
- November 24, 2010
- Josh Hamilton thought back to the days when his career was derailed by drugs and alcohol.
- Former Jayhawk Nick Collison signs multi-year contract extension with NBA's Oklahoma City Thunder
- November 24, 2010
- Center Nick Collison has signed a multi-year contract extension with the Oklahoma City Thunder.
- No arbitration for Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera and Manny Ramirez
- November 24, 2010
- Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera and Manny Ramirez failed to receive salary arbitration offers as one of the first deadlines of baseball's offseason passed.
- Islanders coach Perry Clark: Jayhawks 'love to play'
- November 24, 2010 in print edition on B4
- When Texas A&M-Corpus Christi coach Perry Clark scouted Kansas University's basketball team in preparation for Tuesday night's game at Allen Fieldhouse, the veteran coach noticed one thing. "Coming in, I thought they were one of the most intelligent basketball teams that I've seen play," Clark said.
- Defense keys slam-dunk win, KU basketball extends Allen Fieldhouse winning streak to 63
- November 24, 2010 in print edition on B1
- Count not wanting to be the recipient of a scolding from the coach and a glare from a disapproving teammate among the motivating factors for Kansas University basketball players to bring defensive intensity on every possession.
- History in the making: KU home-court winning streak hits record 63
- November 24, 2010 in print edition on B1
- Kansas University interim athletic director Sean Lester presented the game ball to basketball coach Bill Self in a short ceremony immediately following the Jayhawks' 82-41 rout of Texas A&M-Corpus Christi on Tuesday night in Allen Fieldhouse.
- Pump patrol
- November 24, 2010 in print edition on A4
- The Journal-World found gas prices as low as $2.67 at several stations.
- Save the date: Prince William and Kate announce wedding details
- November 24, 2010 in print edition on C6
- Pomp and circumstance — what "Britain does best" — will rule the day when Prince William and Kate Middleton get married April 29 at Westminster Abbey.
- Don't touch my junk: TSA workers face tough job
- November 24, 2010 in print edition on C6
- They've been called molesters, threatened with physical violence and ordered not to touch "my junk." One woman headbutted a TSA officer who was searching her laptop. Other screeners report being punched, kicked and shoved during patdowns. However, security officers performing increasingly invasive searches say they want Thanksgiving travelers to know they're just doing their jobs, and trying to save lives.
- Lawrence city commission approves issuing bonds for Bowersock expansion
- November 24, 2010 in print edition on A2
- The future of a $20 million plan to build a new hydroelectric power plant on the north bank of the Kansas River is now in the hands of big city bankers and financiers.
- Selling standards: Meat labels address welfare of animals, plus consumer concerns
- November 24, 2010 in print edition on B6
- Whole Foods Market harbors the same hopes for its chickens that many parents do for their kids: That they'll get plenty of fresh air, live at home until they reach maturity and avoid gaining weight so fast that they can't walk.
- Cooking Q&A: Some additional tips for holiday meal preparation
- November 24, 2010 in print edition on B6
- Some questions and answers about Thanksgiving Day meal preparation.
- Not just KU
- November 24, 2010 in print edition on A6
- A big deal. Not even mentioned in YOUR paper. The KU Youth Chorus performed "The Star-Spangled Banner" before the KU basketball game Friday, Nov. 19. Wouldn't a picture of that have been nice on the front page of Saturday's paper? Josh Selby gets front page the next day and front page of sports section on Monday. Why don't you just ignore the rest of the city and call this paper what it really is: the KU Sports Today Journal-World?
- Safe travels
- November 24, 2010 in print edition on A6
- Since it's Thanksgiving week, I thought it only appropriate to express gratitude. I'm thankful for being alive. Monday evening, crossing Massachusetts at Seventh street when the pedestrian signal flashed, I walked into the crosswalk. A woman turning onto Massachusetts sped right toward me.
- Giving thanks
- November 24, 2010 in print edition on A6
- On behalf of health and human services in Douglas County, I would like to say thank you to the thousands of people who regularly give of their time and money to improve lives in our community.
- The American dream is fading
- November 24, 2010 in print edition on A6
- For generations, parents have told their children about "the American dream." Basically it has meant building a life based on the foundational principles that created and have sustained America for more than 200 years. By doing so, one might reasonably expect a new generation to achieve a better life than their parents and grandparents experienced. But what defines "better"? In modern times it has been defined as achieving greater prosperity and consuming more material goods.
- Annexation approval
- County commissioners should give their approval to an annexation request west of Lawrence.
- November 24, 2010 in print edition on A6
- Next Wednesday, Douglas County commissioners are scheduled to reach a decision on approving or rejecting the annexation of a 51-acre site west of Lawrence, approximately one mile east of the Kansas Turnpike's Lecompton interchange.
- Federal judge stops Missouri sheriff from enforcing law if Phelps protest funeral
- November 24, 2010
- A federal judge has entered a consent judgment barring an eastern Missouri sheriff from enforcing state statutes prohibiting desecration of the flag and protests near funerals.
- Settlement filed in Valley Center sign dispute
- November 24, 2010
- Valley Center has formally agreed not to prosecute a homeowner or interfere with his display of a yard sign criticizing the city.
- Salina man seeks new trial in deaths of 2 men
- November 24, 2010
- A man convicted of killing two men in Salina will be allowed to present evidence of juror misconduct in his trial.
- KCP&L raising electricity prices for Kansas customers
- November 24, 2010
- Rates will be climbing for Kansas City Power & Light customers in Kansas but by less than the utility had requested.
- 2 Hutchinson teens arrested for vandalism at Trinity Catholic High School
- November 24, 2010
- Hutchinson police say three teenagers have been arrested after a vandalism spree that caused thousands of dollars in damage at a Catholic high school.
- Leavenworth man charged in fatal hit-and-run
- November 24, 2010
- A Leavenworth man is charged with involuntary manslaughter in a hit-and-run accident that left one woman dead and her husband critically injured.
- Vatican: Condom use less evil than spread of HIV
- November 24, 2010 in print edition on C6
- In a seismic shift on one of the most profound — and profoundly contentious — Roman Catholic teachings, the Vatican said Tuesday that condoms are the lesser of two evils when used to curb the spread of AIDS, even if their use prevents a pregnancy.
- Kansas farmers wrap up 2010 fall harvest
- November 24, 2010
- Kansas farmers are wrapping up this season's harvest of row crops.
- Tune in: 'Firebreather' makes debut on Cartoon Network
- November 24, 2010
- Duncan is having the hardest time adjusting to a new school. Could it be because his father's Godzilla? OK, technically, his dad is the 120-foot-tall King of the Kaiju, a race of ancient angry reptiles bent on destroying humanity. But why get picky?
- Horoscope for Nov. 24
- November 24, 2010
- This year, you discover unusual success when relating to people individually. They respond as you might not have dreamt possible. A touchy area will clearly be around funds — yours and theirs. If you are single, your ability to relate closely allows a great deal of closeness. If you are attached, the two of you gain from one-on-one time. Cancer bottom-lines your issues.
- 100 years ago: Lawrence public library patrons reported to be checking out more books than in 1909
- November 24, 2010
- "Patrons of the Lawrence public library are not only doing more reading than they did a year ago, but are doing more of what is called 'solid' reading. The report made by the librarians to the board of directors show that 3941 books were exchanged in the month of October."
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- First responders paid more than $2 million in overtime for 2015 and 2016; department heads say they're short on staff March 27, 2017 · 4 comments
- Blog: University employee accused of pulling tail off rabbit at KU day care center March 27, 2017 · 1 comment
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Defeat the Sha of Doubt.
If you've come here to try my family's famous noodle soup, I'm afraid you're out of luck.
My father passed away before he could teach me the secret ingredient. He did mention writing down the recipe for a friend of his that studied at the Temple of the Jade Serpent.
Perhaps you can find it there?
You recognize the name, Lin, on the scroll. A few characters down you see the character for "Recipe."
This must be it!
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The objective of this quest is the final boss of the Temple of the Jade Serpent. This quest can be completed in normal or heroic mode. The turn-in for this quest, and the objective of the next quest is in the same room as the Sha of Doubt, so don't instantly teleport out!
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- [90] Noodle Secrets Long Forgotten
- [90D] The Lost Secret of the Secret Ingredient
- [90D] Bad Feeling, Worse Result
- [90] Secrets Lost, Forever?
- [90] Catch and Carry
- [90D] Is That A Real Measurement?
- [90] These Aren't Your Fatty Goatsteaks
- [90] The Secret Ingredient Is...
- [90 Daily] Noodle Time
- [90 Daily] Noodle Time: Bonus
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A few years ago, at 37, I had a heart attack from a SCAD. Even though I had been an ER nurse in my previous career, I had never heard of SCAD. So that wednesday afternoon, when I started to suddenly feel tired and have an ache in my chest, I didn't think it was a heart attack. I simply went ahead and made lunch for my three kids who were 2, 4, and 6 years old at the time.
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This Amarylis is exquisite. Mine produced three stalks with six flower heads each. The display is simply stunning. My only regret is that I didn't have proper staking to prevent the colossal blooms from breaking. Even so, I simply stuck them in a vase and they've lasted for weeks. Perhaps Whiteflower would consider selling them with optional supports next year! I'll definitely be buying more, especially since they do well in my zone 8(b) garden!
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I planted five bulbs in individual containers and grouped them with candles for a silver and white winter centerpiece. They have been blooming for four weeks and still have buds just starting to open. Each bulb is producing from 8-10 very large full blooms!! I hope to carry them over the summer outside to rebuild the bulb and use again next year.
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Amaryllis sent already potted need only a thorough watering with lukewarm water to begin growing. Then follow the "Pre-bloom Care" instructions below.
Please note: These Amaryllis are shipped with a layer of decorative Spanish moss on top of each pot. Cut the rubber band that holds the Spanish moss in place and arrange the moss around the bulb so it looks attractive.
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Cutting Amaryllis Stems for Bouquets
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The tell-all memoir is an easy way for celebrities to propel themselves even further into the spotlight, so it is refreshing that a handful of the rich and the famous have chosen not to go down that route this year. Alan Cumming's Not My Father's Son (Canongate, £16.99) tells the story of the actor's relationship with his abusive father and the mystery surrounding his questionable paternity. The story is intertwined with his experience of taking part in the TV genealogy programme, Who Do You Think You Are?, where he comes to unravel another family secret about the real cause of his grandfather's death. Written with a beautiful economy of prose, it reads like a thriller – with only a smattering of anecdotes about enjoying first class lounges and partying with Patti Smith.
Lynda Bellingham loved indulging the reader in tales of her showbiz life in There's Something I've Been Dying To Tell You (Coronet, £16.99), but the memoir has a much more serious message. The actress bore no bones about sharing some of the most intimidate details about her bowel cancer, and did so with admirable honesty. She remained upbeat throughout and refused to become a victim of the disease, which makes the book all the more tragic a read knowing she died just two weeks after its release.
Lena Dunham is known for baring all, and is her usual frank self in her debut memoir Not That Kind of Girl (4th Estate, £16.99). Like her character Hannah in Girls, she writes in the form of a series of essays and letters with extended footnotes for extra (at times contrived) zaniness and hilarity. Her honesty about the areas of life few would ever dare to tread has led to her being vilified by the American right-wing press over a passage in which she describes looking at her baby sister's vagina at the age of seven. But however uncomfortable her writing may make some adults feel, her candid "voice of a generation" memoir about sex, body issues and mental health will resonate with women born in the Eighties and early Nineties.
As ever, this year also had its usual fill of heavyweights written by white, middle-aged, middle-class men. Stephen Fry graced the world with his third memoir More Fool Me (Michael Joseph, £25), in which he writes about the "ugly truth" of his cocaine habit that started in the late Eighties and lasted for 15 years. John Cleese also released the first 400-page volume of his memoirs So, Anyway (Random House, £20), in which he blames his problems with women on his troubled relationship with his "tyrant" mother – but fans familiar with his self-help psychology books will probably have guessed that already.


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Many German coaches such as Otto Pfister, Rudi Gutendorf and Burkhard Ziese have led teams throughout Africa with varying degrees of success. But while the trio represent the old guard of coaches, a new generation has found their way to the continent. FIFA.com spoke exclusively to one of the new breed: Gernot Rohr.
When the 63-year-old took over Nigeria in August last year, the Super Eagles had just failed to qualify for a second CAF Africa Cup of Nations in a row. The disappointment was palpable in the football-mad west African country, having come shortly after lifting the trophy in South Africa in 2013 and competing with distinction at the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™.
Rohr was thus given a clear directive: ensure the Super Eagles qualify for Russia 2018. Achieving that feat will mean overcoming the so-called 'Group of Death' with Algeria, Cameroon and Zambia standing in the way. The former defender, who became an iconic figure at Bordeaux during his playing days, got off to a winning start with Nigeria, beating Tanzania 1-0 in an Africa Cup of Nations qualifier that had already been rendered meaningless after Egypt secured the lone qualifying berth from Group G.
More importantly though, Rohr got the Super Eagles off to a winning start in their World Cup qualifiers, recording a tough 2-1 win in Zambia. Nigeria then collected a confident 3-1 victory at home against Algeria. The six points, coupled with some surprising results in the other games, leaves Nigeria with an early four-point lead.
"Winning our first two matches was a great start, but we will not play again until the end of August and early September, when we face Cameroon," said Rohr. "They of course are African champions and will be highly motivated to take the form from Gabon into the World Cup qualifiers.
"I do not get carried away. It is a very tough group and nothing has been decided. But I admit that, at the moment, we have a small advantage and if we win our two matches at home against Cameroon and Zambia, we will qualify."
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Like many of his counterparts throughout Africa, Rohr can call up a host of players plying their trade throughout Europe. But unlike most, Rohr has an array of players who appear regularly in one of the world's toughest leagues: the English Premier League. "As the team and the country had been deeply affected by failing to qualify for the finals in Gabon, I wanted to bring in some younger players into the squad. This, of course, is without closing the door on anyone."
Rohr handed a first call-up to Isaac Success and also included youngsters like Alex Iwobi and Kelechi Iheanacho. But the German did not put all his faith into talented youngsters, he included experienced campaigners like Elderson Echiejile, John Ogu and captain John Obi Mikel in his squad.
However, it was not only with the senior side that work needed to be done. Recent results at age-group level had also not been as successful as the past. "This is something that I wanted to help change," Rohr said. "I also offered to accompany the local selection, even if I was not in charge of it directly. I also said I would keep an eye out for the national women's team. These are some of the things I said I wanted to do when I started in August last year."
After ending his playing career with Bordeaux in 1989, Rohr moved straight into coaching at the club – first as a youth coach, before taking over the senior side. In 2010, he took his first national team position, leading Gabon into the quarter-finals of the Africa Cup of Nations two years later. Since then, stints with Burkina Faso and Niger have followed.
Throughout his coaching career, Rohr has worked with a number of great players. He considers Gabonese striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang to be one of the best. "Under Thomas Tuchel he plays a more central role at Borussia Dortmund than he did under Jurgen Klopp. He has gained in efficiency. One feels that he does not need many opportunities to score.
"For a player who loves depth, his speed is a huge advantage. He has grown as a player and could become even better. With a little improvement to his left foot, his in-depth play and concentration, he would become even more effective. Although he is already one of the best strikers in the world and has the qualities to play at any club."


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Sean Tubbs, a reporter for public radio station WFTV in Charlottesville traveled to Virginia's Louisa County on February 17 to talk to some of the locals who appeared at the Nucelar Regulatory Commission environmental impact hearing on North Anna's proposed Early Site Permits.
Click here for the MP3 file, which is about 20 minutes in length. For some thoughts on the same event from my colleague Brian Smith, click here. And for some more observations on the process from Dominion's Lisa Shell, click here.
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Just thought I should share these photos of Ukraine's former Prime Minister doing her trademark mouth thing. I would deffo put my winkie in her, no doubt about it.
You are now doing that thing with your mouth.
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Things could have gone far worse for a casino goer who laid down $135,000 on red 32 during a game of roulette in Uruguay.
Lady luck was smiling upon him, however, with the Brazilian footwear heir winning $4.75 million.
Pedro Grendene hails from one of Brazil's richest families. His father Pedro Grendene Bartelle, along with twin brother Alexandre, founded Brazil's largest sandal manufacturer and exporter.
Mr Grendene was gambling with friends at Conrad Punta del Este Resort and Casino Hotel in Uruguay when they decided to place the massive bet.
Other gamblers are seen gathering around the roulette table to watch as the men placed their gigantic bet.
A mobile phone video shows the men putting their money, in the form of a large pile of chips, down on red 32.
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A former Conrad gambling dealer told El País that the casino would generally not allow such large bets to be placed on single numbers.
However, the Grendene family are former shareholders in the casino and are well-known among the South American gambling community.
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text: Melbourne - Denmark fought off a three-pronged attack to win golf's World Cup at Kingston Heath on Sunday.Soren Kjeldsen and Thorbjorn Olesen held their nerve after watching a four-shot overnight lead threatened by China, France and Sweden.The pair combined superbly in the best-ball format for a closing six-under 66 to finish on 20-under 268, four shots clear of China (65) , France (63) and the US (66).Simply, Kjeldsen, 41, and Olesen, 26, answered every challenge, takes turns to nail critical birdie putts every time the lead was whittled back by the chasers."Our mental strength is keeping calm and playing our own game. I wasn't too worried, I thought the birdies would come on the back nine and they did," Olesen said.Chinese duo Ashun Wu and Haotong Li crept within one stroke early on the back nine before Kjeldsen holed a birdie putt to restore the buffer. A Victor Dubuisson birdie at the par-three 15th propelled France to just one shot back. And this time Olesen answered with a 7 foot putt, playing three holes behind the French, to ward off the leader board danger.Sweden's Alex Noren and David Lingmerth playing four groups ahead, also crept within a shot after firing a brilliant 10-under 62 to eventually finish fifth at 15-under. But no-one could overhaul the Danes.Olesen's hot putter delivered birdies at the 13th, 14th and 15th holes to restore the leader board buffer. Fittingly, the younger member of the team, who turns 27 in three weeks, gave himself an early birthday treat by rolling in a curling 30 feet birdie putt on the 18th green.Kjeldsen was effusive in his praise of his younger partner. "The psychology (of a team) is really interesting to me. When you get a guy like this, on the back nine you feel you want to die for this guy. I've never felt that before and that team thing is amazing," he said.In golf terms, the Danish pair are an odd couple. Olesen loves to keep check of leader boards around the course and Kjeldsen tries to avoid them. "We play different games, we don't talk much and just play our shots and that's helpful," Olesen said.It was Denmark's first World Cup triumph after Thomas Bjorn and Olesen finished third behind at nearby Royal Melbourne in 2013.Sweden, who started the fourball final round nine shots back, could only ponder what might have been with a more polished foursomes effort than the tardy third round 73."We really played quite solid (on Saturday) and ended up bogeying a couple of the last four holes. So, one-over yesterday could have been a couple under and we would have really been in the mix. But finishing on a good note today, we're not going to dwell on the last few days. It has been a fun week," Lingmerth said.Italy's Francesco Molinari and Matteo Manassero reeled off an eight-under 64, but they were just too far back to get a glimpse of the leaders."We gave ourselves a lot of birdie chances and it could have been a really low one. It was a low one with a good finish, so we're happy about that," Manassero said."Obviously, Francesco gave me the opportunity to play and we had a lot of fun. I think this is a great format and, obviously, you're representing your country. It's an amazing field and we had a great time."Host nation Australia at least gave their home galleries a sub-par salute in a polished round built on several pinpoint approach shots from Marc Leishman before Adam Scott rifled one to almost tap-in range at the par-three 15th to eventually deliver a seven-under 65 to finish on -11 and tied ninth with Ireland."It was nice to finally see a few putts drop and some red numbers on the leader board. It's unfortunate that we couldn't start that on Thursday," Leishman said.Wales pair Bradley Dredge and Stuart Manley, in the first group on to the course, redeemed themselves after Saturday's horror 80 with a flawless nine-under 63.England's Chris Wood and Andy Sullivan, who tumbled down the leader board after a leaky back nine on Saturday, also bounced back with a seven-under 65 and Germany's Alex Cejka and Stephan Jaeger, equal last in the 28-team competition at the halfway mark, hit back with a closing 64 to finish on -9 and tied 13th.


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Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Finding your place- tips for new bloggers.
I get emails almost everyday asking for tips on blogging, how to start blogging, ways to grow readership, etc., so I thought I would take a few of these questions and post about them every so often.
The first thing you need to know about me and this blog is that I never, ever intended for it to grow as it did. I started out with four or five readers just a few years ago, and it just grew and grew as I invested more time into it. By nature I am a writer; most of my readers know this, but my undergrad degree was in English Literature and my Master's is in English Education. I taught high school English for close to six years before stepping away to become a full-time stay at home Mom, but even so, reading and writing are still a huge part of my life and I end each day doing one or the other.
For me, my blog is my creative outlet. I enjoy having a space to write in everyday, and the fact that people want to read it is just a really fun bonus. As time has gone on of course having readers changes the shape of blogging a little- if this blog really was just for me I definitely wouldn't have giveaways or link posts- but they're fun. And giveaways are my way of saying "thank you" to my readers and offer them a chance to win something awesome that I've either used before or can totally endorse.
But when it comes down to it, this blog is still about me. I post about my life, stories from my past and present, hopes for my future, things I love, etc. I try and stay true to that. It's hard to not get caught up in the competition aspect of blogging; so-and-so has this many more hits a month, this many readers, so on and so forth. But the moment I feel that way I yank myself right out of that mentality because at the root of it, it's ridiculous. How on earth could I compare my blog to someone else's? This is about my life and that's where it is unique. I am me, and you are you. Comparing it to another is like apples and oranges (see my post on "blog-petition" here). So I step back, I remind myself of my reasons for doing this, and get back to the basics. I want to enjoy this space and feel like I am creating something tangible from all of our little moments, putting something out there, and using my brain on a daily basis. I don't want this to be a negative place by my own creation.
It's taken me a few years to get to this point though. And I still get those feelings every so often of not measuring up. Although I'm still not sure who or what exactly I'm measuring up to- I think at times in anything creative it's possible construct this ruler in our minds that we hold ourselves to. It's silly though, because if you're blogging for you, the rest of it should just fall to the side. Luckily now I know that this disenchantment I feel is only a passing mood and if I just get back to what's important and take some time to work on a personal post or something from my heart...I feel a-okay. Because like I said above, that's the reason I do this.
With all of that said, here are a few tips for new bloggers. I'm by no means an expert, but I think some of you may find this helpful and at the lease it's a good reminder for myself!
1. Blog to blog.
Such simple advice but so important. When people ask me how to "grow" their blog, I usually don't know what to tell them outside of this. I feel like when you start a blog and try and gain readers and followers and what ever else, that is so obvious to other people. And don't get me wrong, there is a time and place for doing that...but to me, that isn't considered a blog, it's considered a business. In my case, my blog became a business in a way when I started accepting sponsors, but that was only after I had many readers, and at the root of it I am still doing what I love 100%. The sponsors are an added bonus and make me feel so lucky every day that I am able to make money doing what I love. I do believe that if I would have gone into this trying to get to the point of having ads, trying to make money...I would have failed. But instead it took me a few years, writing and writing everyday, meeting other people, putting myself out there...and it happened very naturally. I blogged to blog. So that is my best advice to new bloggers. Just keep doing what you're doing, and keep your purpose at the front of your mind, be it a creative outlet, meeting new people, or finding a community you feel a part of.
2. Don't get discouraged.
This follows along with number one. So great, you're blogging to blog. But no one's reading it. You feel like you're putting yourself out there, creating these awesome posts, but all you hear are crickets. Oh gosh. Let me tell you- I know how rough it can feel to try at something (and try and try again) and to feel like you're just staying in the same place. And in blogging I think it's so much easier to be really aware of this because it's simple to look and see a lack of comments or numbers or readers. But seriously, do not give up if it's something you really love doing. None of that stuff is important and everyone has to start somewhere. When you feel discouraged, remember that there is always at least one person who is reading what you have to say, valuing you, and enjoying it. The more you interact with others, the more you will be able to meet people who "get" you, and get what your blog is all about. And if you are just blogging to blog, that will radiate out. Like attracts like, so if you put it out there, you're bound to meet others on the same wavelength.
3. Find your place.
Everyone has something they love, something they excel at, something that makes them really happy. The best part about blogging is that you are able to put it out into the world and make friends with like-minded folks. There are all sorts of blogs from fashion to lifestyle to mommy blogs, cooking blogs to religion-based blogs. And this isn't to say that you need to choose an identity and stick to it, in a blogging-tunnel vision sort of way. By "finding your place" I mean finding what works for you. Sometimes Sweet is considered a lifestyle blog, and I like that, because I like to post about anything and everything that I want. I've tried out all sorts of posts, and when I feel like I'm most me is through posts like this, my Journal Day posts, or my random posts about my day. I feel proud of the posts where I've written something I can stand behind. Posts I hate doing? Fashion posts, outfit posts, etc. I tried (and tried again) to get into them, but I feel no joy putting on an outfit and taking photos of it. For some people, this is what makes them happy and it's totally a part of what makes their blog theirs'. But for me, no. Figuring this out was an important part of figuring out my blog's identity. I tried for awhile to get into it, accepted clothing from companies and sponsors, but found myself getting incredibly stressed out and pressured to blog about these items. I felt like it wasn't me. This past year I stopped doing things I didn't enjoy or felt that pressure to do. I took a long look at my blog and decided what direction I wanted it to go into, and then did that. For me that means things like Journal Day, more daily posts, and enjoying going out and taking quality photos when I can. If you are having trouble figuring it out what exactly you want out of your blog, try giving yourself a schedule, and try out all different types of posts. Maybe Monday do a music post, Tuesday, inspiration. Wednesday an outfit post, Thursday talk about something important to you. So on and so forth. By the end of a couple of weeks you will have figured out what works for you, and what doesn't. Or maybe it ALL works for you, which would be awesome too.
Overall, remember that whenever you are creating something original and putting it out into the world it is truly perfect, because you created it. And when you are being your 100% true, authentic self, nothing is more attractive. I promise that if you keep doing what you're doing, eventually you will find yourself surrounded by like-minded people.
But one last thought before I go...and this one is the most important of ALL...
4. Remember that a blog is just that, a BLOG.
It's so easy to get sucked into this crazy, social media-fueled internet world. If you wanted to you could spend hours reading blogs, commenting, writing, going back and forth, clicking and clicking and clicking on link after link. Things might start to seem more important than they are, you might get caught up in feeling sad about comments or numbers or readers, like I mentioned above. But guess what? Real life out there, that's what's important. All of this stuff is actually really silly. And that's not to downplay everything I said up there, because hello, I LOVE blogging and it does hold importance in my life. But to me, this space here is supposed to be a little supplement to my world. An add-on. Something that brings me joy, a hobby, a way to put a little bit of my creativity out there. So if you feel crappy more than happy (total unintentional rhyme) about this whole thing, than take a step back and ask yourself why it really matters anyway. Because it doesn't.
Happy blogging! xo
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Applause!! Perfect timing on this post: this is a topic I've been thinking a lot about lately. I definitely blog just to blog, because (like you) I enjoy the heck out of it. Sometimes, it does feel like crickets are all I get. And yes, I start wondering why in the world I keep trying. And then I remember: oh YEAH! I blog because I like it.
ReplyDeletegreat post! really insightful!
I just have a blog for the hell of it, and yseterday i got my first follower which was a lovely feeling LOL i don't have many readers at all but if one person reads a posts and likes it then I'm happy but otherwise, it's just random hoo-hah i write for fun :)Such wonderful and oh so true advice for new bloggers...how lovely of you to take the time to write all of this to help others! :)
I too only started blogging for myself and because it was a creative outlet for myself and I enjoy writing...I had no followers for awhile and am amazed at the growth, which inspires me more, has had me invest more time in it and has become a true passion of mine...I love it, the people I have met and just blogging in general!
I hope all of you who are just starting out have a wonderful adventure as well and welcome to blogland! :)
Liesl :)Awesome! Thank you for putting these thoughts to screen. Totally agree. Like you, I have to remind myself of these things that are so easily lost. In this increasingly crowded blog-land, it is becoming more and more important to blog what you want - that in itself is niche and will attract like minds. Well said, Dani :) Have retweeted to spread the good word :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful post. I often sit back wondering if more people will read my blog, how I can get more pageviews, more comments etc.
But you're right, sometimes I have to tell myself that I'm blogging because I want to, and because I enjoy keeping a 'journal' and sharing certain things with the world when I want to. Even if it's only one reader, even if it's no readers, I still feel good about putting my thoughts down on 'paper' and out of my head!
Thanks for the insight :)I loved this a lot! It was great, especially to a newer blogger like myself. Thank you for your helpful words, this definitely inspires me. It's hard starting from scratch, and in my honest opinion, I feel like it's hard being a guy blogger.. I see a lot of other guy bloggers, but they're completely different than where I want mine to go.
Again, thank you.. this was perfectly said!I blog to document our life...because that whole baby book thing isn't me:P But yes, I do get discouraged when I hear crickets...which is often. Then I remind myself that even though I love for others to see and read what I create...when it comes down to it...its for me. So if I am happy with it...well, thats that. Thank you though, your words speak truth:P
ReplyDeleteIt seems like a lot of people are starting to pipe up about this subject more and more, and I really like seeing what people have to say. I like seeing things from the perspective of a blogger who is totally out there and living the dream. Sometimes it feels like I just am blogging to blog, and sometimes I feel like people are reading and it's not just my husband. Depends on the day, I suppose. I think starting out can be hard, and it's tough to find the right place. Especially when you feel like no one's watching, so you just tend to wander all over the place, if that makes sense...
Lauren @ Sea ParrotI was in the middle of working on my new blog and was having a "moment". I stopped myself mid-panic and knew that I needed to visit the blogs that are my inspiration. This was the first post I saw. Thank you for reminding me that I too, blog to blog. It's just what I needed to hear and based on some of these lovely comments, it seems like I'm not alone. You must have heard the collective voice of the newbies!
ReplyDeleteI just love your blog. You are such an honest writer and its refreshing. I had no idea you taught high school English for 6 years! What a fun little fact :) These are all wonderful tips and I really agree with starting a blog..to blog..to no make money.have I think its such a turnoff when people start asking for sponsors and they have 100 followers. When did you start seeking sponsors?... if you wouldn't mind answering.
ReplyDeletei love your advice - i feel like we all get so caught up in this virtual world that we forget how to really live...and that's especially catastrophic with a baby, so i'm always glad for the reminder :)
Smoking Crayolas BlogspotI particularly enjoyed the first and last points. It's really obvious when you're out to get readers and honestly, it makes me want to read your blog less! I want to know people are being genuine because those make for the most interesting posts :) And the last, I can't tell you how many people have actually gotten angry with me over blog/Twitter crap...it's absurd! We're all here to support each other, let's just chill out.
Thanks for this awesome list lady:)
By the way, the only outfit posts I can stand to do are "look at how ridiculous I look today" outfit posts, hahaha!yay! i love the honesty in this... you are so right. about everything. i think a lot of people start blogging with the hopes of being 'the next big thing' of the blog community and that makes it NOT FUN... I am on the same page as you, I blog because I truly enjoy it. Even if all I hear is crickets, it's all good, because it makes the one or two comments that I DO get that much more powerful. I lovelovelove blogging about my everyday life. It may seem so boring to some, but it makes me happy to have my very own "yearbook" right here that I can show to future generations! Thanks for always being so honest and real. It really is refreshing from some of the cattiness you see out there.
ReplyDeleteGreat advice that rings true for me. My current blog is only a baby going on 6 months or so, but it's a labor of love. For a bit I tried linking up with outfit posts, but felt similarly as you, it just wasn't me. Other times I linked up to photo challenges, and again felt like it just didn't work. All of these things are part of the process, for now I've found what does work for me and it's an ongoing process. I think if you blog out of love and connection than readers will come. For me it's more about that community and friendships than a number and I'm glad to have come to that point. It's easy to get caught up in it all, but if anyone just gives it time and gives their writing and blogging some room to grow, I think it can really blossom into something wonderful and unique. Thanks for this post. I enjoy your sharing and am always fond of your writing. Not every blog can keep my interests in such a lengthy post, but with yours I'm always excited to keep reading.
-Sara-As a new blogger, I feel that if someone wants to read me they're probably as krazy as I am and if they don't they probably don't get me and if they don't get me then why would I want them to read me anyway?
And who wakes up one morning and says, "I need to make some money. I know! I'll start a blog. That'll be instant cash..."
Don't need no followers. Just lookin for a few nutty friends so I know I'm not the only one in the world who'll saw the legs off a desk and mount it on the wall and call it a White Board...
Do what you love, sista...just do whatcha love...
Ok. Steppin off the soapbox now. I'm too comfortable up there sometimes...I love that I am not the only one that gets a little crazy about my traffic and following. And then I remember, it's just a blog! Just like you said. I like that.
A wise friend once told me to remember to live for me and not to live for my blog. This was when I first started out. I've seen a lot of people who revolve their entire life around the fact it could be a great blog post, instead of doing things and then realizing they are so awesome that they need to be shared in the blogosphere! Am I making any sense? Now I am just rambling.
Bottom line, I love this post. I love your blog. Let's be bloggy friends :)
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Help Breast Cancer Awareness and enter my Sprightly So giveaway!that is such great advice!! i think too many times people (including me) get caught up in the numbers and lose sight of who they really are. and honestly, i think if writers forget about the numbers and continue to stay true to themselves, THAT'S where the numbers start to grow. :) thank you so much for this post!
p.s. i'm kind of new to your blog and now after seeing that you taught English i feel lame for not using correct grammar in my comment, haha :)This is all so true. I often notice bloggers with very high readership numbers and my first thoughts are always "How did that number get so high?" and "What are they doing to get that"; but then I realize I'm reading THAT blog because I love the writer.
AND I'm writing my blog because I'm a writer. I once had an editor tell me she loved my blog but thought that I should take more of "me" out of it and make it more about recipes, reviews, etc.
How can I have a blog that isn't involving me? That's WHY I started my blog. I understood her advice on a business level but it wasn't something I was willing to do.
Blogging is for me and I love the community that comes from it.
www.beautifulblendings.blogspot.com- http://wisherworldtraveler.blogspot.com/October 18, 2011 at 9:02 PM
ugh! thanks Danielle :) I feel like I'm out here and nobody knows and reads, then I step back and realize that I'm not writing to attract readers, I'm writing to relax and share memories, ideas, and love.
ReplyDelete Thank you so much for this post, Danielle!
I'm a new blogger myself and this is really great advice.
I've started because I want to contribute something to the blogging world and not just read others' blogs and so far I'm really happy with my little corner of the internet, even though I don't have many followers or comments.
You definitely inspired me to write more personal posts, I love this about your blog! <3Brava! Of all the blogs I read, you've stayed the truest of the true! I'll always always be a reader!
While I only had one instance of negativity related to another person with my blog and I didn't post negative entries, it really felt like it did become a negative place for me. I do miss blogging most days. The chapter of Seabird just really needed to be closed down. I have a feeling that someday I'll open back up to the public, but in a very different light. The english department has a course on blogging that I'm thinking about taking next semester, just for the heck of it. Maybe it'll inspire me ;)- Irene WibowoOctober 19, 2011 at 1:28 AM
nice write.. :)
i blog because i like took a photo by myself and i just wanna share what i think. :)
Can you write in my blog? be my guest post?? :) :D
http://lovesimplegreen.blogspot.com/ thank you for this very inspiring post. I am new to the world of blogging and new bloggers like me definitely need these tips as we go along the way. It might seem very frustrating for the first few weeks because you don't really know whether people are reading your posts or its just you alone out there. But it is true that it takes time to get there.
Hopefully, i would be able to meet more online bloggers and gain online friends. :-)
Fyi, your blog is just very inspirational and interesting at the same time. :-)
IdaThanks for posting this, Danielle.
I've been having issues with this lately and it's funny that you post this because yesterday I just made a blog post about how I'm going to focus solely on what I get excited to write about only (cooking) and then if a different topic strikes me at the time, then I will write about it but it probably won't be very often. I love to blog about cooking because I'm such an amateur and those are the posts I get excited about! I love reading about what other people did on the weekend, but I'm not passionate about WRITING about my own personal life. So I'm glad I finally found my niche in the blogging world.
Thanks so much again for posting this.
www.jessicakutok.blogspot.comOmgsh, THANK YOU! This was just what I needed to read today. This was so helpful. I have come so close to quitting my blog that has only been up for 3 months or so LOL because of many of the things you said---so reading what you had to say, helped me SO much! I am going to come back and back to this--thank you for taking the TIME to write this out, it's so helpful for newbies like me, who have felt very intimidated by the sea of blogs out there...nice to meet you!
ReplyDeleteI found you via Eisy Morgan on Facebook. Thanks you so much for this. I started blogging in January and it changed me and saved me in so many ways. I have always wanted to be a writer, and now I feel like I am, even if I only have a handful of followers. Thank you for reminding me that I need to write for me, not for money or blog fame. I find that somethimes I feel like I'm so late to this (blog) party. I'm saving this post, to remind me on the hard days!
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http://www.absolutemommy.blogspot.comWonderful advice, full of warmth and practicality. I have two readers on my new blog, both close girlfriends from childhood, one of which I know reads everyday (and looks forward to it). Just knowing this makes me feel great and if I can interest no one else but them and myself I am thrilled. It is a fun and exciting hobby. The candor in your last paragraph is hugely appreciated, and couldn't ring more true. Thank you for this encouraging post!
http://fade-into.blogspot.com/I'm just back from a month overseas and slowly working my way through the thousands (literally!) of blog posts I've missed. I'm so glad I didn't skip through this post! Thank you. This is a wonderful, down-to-earth reminder of what works and why we choose to blog. Hurrah for you and your wonderful blog.
ReplyDeleteFantastic post. I think it's also important to mention that it's ok for your blog to change! For example when people have children their focus in life shifts and so it's likely their blog will too. Blogs like people - evolve over time but that's what I love about blogging!
www.skullsandponies.comPhew, reading this is such a relief!
I love my blog, I really do. I really enjoy writing my thoughts down, putting them out there into the world and hearing what the world has to say. (haha, I wish the world were reading my blog!!) I have recently started to wish that my blog had more traffic and started to think how I can make money from it, SEO's, Tags, etc...(I'm an expat in France) but truth be told, I maybe can't make it a job. You've brought all this to the forefront of my mind, right on cue. I started blogging in February so I should be more patient. If it happens, brilliant, if not, then its still a creative outlet for me.
Thanks for pointing out that we need to find our place in the blogging world. I often worry about the content of my blog, I'm not arts and craftsy blog or a fashion chick, I'm not a foodie and I'm not really 100% a mummy blog. I often feel like I should try some of the above stuff but I have to keep reminding myself that its ok to just talk about life stuff. Thats what's important to me, thats what I enjoy - people and life. And thats Ok.
I wrote about a topic today that I'd love your input on -
What are your thoughts on transparency online? I love that we get to know Henry and see him grow up, its part of the reason I think people keep coming back to your site, (I love your honesty, we all get what we see with you, plus your photography is awesome!) but I'm interested to know how you came to the decision to show his face and use his name online. Was there ever a moment when you wondered whether to or not? I'm not sure if you blogged about this before, if so, point me in the right direction! :)
Thanks for this post, I loved this today!
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Below on the left, you'll find a letter to the editor about a majority of the Kershaw County Board of School Trustees' voting to keep Bethune and Mt. Pisgah elementary schools open.
Brian Burke is a new face on the campaign trail this election year. The 27-year-old, who lives in lower Richland County's Mountainbrook subdivision, is trying to become the next representative for S.C. House District 80, which includes Elgin precincts numbers 1, 3, 4 and 5 and the Doby's Mill precinct.
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The more than 30 students from Camden, Lugoff-Elgin and North Central high schools and Camden Military Academy (CMA) participating in this school year's Junior Leadership of Kershaw County (JLKC) program chose CMA cadet Thomas Azrelyant as the recipient of the Robert J. "Bob" Sheheen Outstanding Student of the Year Award. Thomas also happened to be CMA's choice to represent the school when giving speeches at the JLKC's graduation dinner April 28 at the historic Robert Mills Courthouse.
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"I thank everybody," Pearl Brown declared after cutting a ceremonial ribbon in front of her new home in Lugoff. "And everybody is welcome to go inside and take a look around."
Lugoff Rescue-Fire (LF-R) Chief Dennis Ray had a big announcement for Kershaw County Council and county agency heads when they gathered Tuesday for a budget work session at the Kershaw County Economic Development Office.
It was a night of reversals and recriminations Tuesday during the Kershaw County Board of Trustees meeting at Camden Elementary School. Six of the board's nine trustees, led by Trustee Mara Jones, voted to remove the consolidation of Bethune and Mt. Pisgah elementary schools from a list of construction bond referendum projects. Jones' motion included providing $1 million each to the schools and Baron DeKalb Elementary School (BDK) for renovations.
The Kershaw County Board of School Trustees will continue its discussion on the actual language to be written into a proposed $138.8 million bond construction during its meeting tonight at Camden Elementary School (CES). Trustees will also discuss language to be used in a referendum to create a 1-cent sales tax to offset a 40-mil property tax increase to pay for the construction bond.
A 60-year-old Batesburg man managed to survive after his tractor-trailer crashed through a concrete barrier on the westbound I-20 bridge over the Wateree River and fell dozens of feet to the water below.
A proposed change to the local preference section of the county's procurement code led to a bit of debate among members of Kershaw County Council during its April 26 meeting. The procurement code serves as the county's guide for obtaining goods and services, either through direct purchase, competitive sealed bidding or requests for proposals or qualifications.
The Camden Police Department (CPD) is looking for the young man who abducted a 31-year-old woman and her 18- and 3-year-old sons from a Kendall Street, Camden home at gunpoint on April 27 and forced the woman to withdraw money from an ATM.
Kershaw County Sheriff's Office (KCSO) deputies responded to Hunters Lane near Camden late on the night of April 24 to a call of an armed robbery.
Unless you are much older or much younger than I am or have been living under a rock for the last 30 years, you should remember the few years when Prince Rogers Nelson, usually referred to just as Prince, changed his name to an unpronounceable symbol. For people like me who were in the radio broadcasting industry at the time, he became known as "The Artist Formerly Known as Prince."
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Kershaw County School District (KCSD) officials are sending out a warning: A crisis is coming where, if the district does not receive more funding, student ...
Two men arrested in June 2015 for the armed robbery of the Sandhills Bank branch in Bethune pleaded guilty Tuesday in federal court. According to ...
"Dimplez" and "Havoc" have been part of the Kershaw County step team program since they were 9 and 10 years old, respectively.
A long-vacant, but long-time landmark in Camden will be demolished in the coming weeks.
If you've never heard of it, allow me to introduce you to Goodreads. It is a website, mobile app and Facebook page devoted to ...
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The ALPHA Center, currently housed at the south end of Mill Street, will build a new $2.5 million facility on a 4-acre lot on ...
It's cliché to say someone's life has prepared them for their latest role, but it may actually be true for Katharine Spadacenta.
The case of a missing Bethune man is now a murder investigation.
For many years, drivers along any number of roadways, including I-20 in Kershaw County, have seen roadside memorials erected by people mourning loved ones who ...
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Daily Draw: Bosch Tarot ~ Ace of Wands
Poor guy, his grand idea is crippled. What he is left with now is 20-20 hindsight. Will it do him any good?
I'm reminded by this card a project without heart in it, even when completed shows that lack of love or caring.
"Out of damp and gloomy days, out of solitude, out of loveless words directed at us, conclusions grow up in us like fungus. One morning they are there, we know not how, and they gaze upon us, morose and gray. Woe to the thinker who is not the gardener but only the soil of the plants that grow in him." ~ Friedrich Nietzsche 1844-1900
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