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Peyton Manning figured one good Papa deserved another.
Manning's father, Archie, is joining his son as a Papa John's pitchman, spearheading the pizza chain's coin-flip promotion at the Super Bowl in the family's hometown of New Orleans.
While he was sitting out last season with his neck injury, Peyton Manning starred in a Papa John's Super Bowl commercial with Jerome Bettis. Manning was dressed up as a referee. "Hey, a man's gotta work, OK" he told Bettis.
After signing with the Broncos, Peyton Manning invested in 21 of the company's pizza stores in the Denver area. More recently, Papa John's approached Archie about being a spokesman for the Super Bowl promotion. Starting Sunday, fans can go online and choose heads or tails for the opening coin toss. The winners will get free pizza.
"Only thing that would be better is if the Broncos were playing in the game," Archie Manning said. "Or the Giants. Or both. But it's going to be good stuff."
Before last season, when Eli Manning's Giants lost the coin toss, the NFC had won 14 straight flips. The odds of that happening are around 16,000-1.
On Sunday before the AFC title game, Peyton Manning will star in a commercial with Super Bowl play-by-play man Jim Nantz. Archie Manning will do the on-the-ground and internet promotions.
Archie has starred in commercials with his sons before—most famously an ESPN spot in which Peyton and Eli clown around during a tour of the grounds while Archie looks on disapprovingly.
"Before we went into that one, Eli said, 'Know your lines,'" Archie Manning said. "Anytime you do a commercial with Peyton, you should know your lines. He thinks an eight-hour commercial shoot should take three hours. He's a perfectionist. The idea always is, 'Don't bust a play.'"
Online: http://pro32.ap.org/poll and http://twitter.com/AP—NFL and www.papajohns.com


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When it was discovered that the sermons were borrowed, without credit, from some one else, the church dismissed the preacher and put in his place another whose sermons, all his own, did not interest Franklin, who thereupon ceased to attend the church, protesting that he preferred good sermons, plagiarized, to poor ones of the own.
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The FBI is pretty clear on the types of cases it handles. Usually, this implies crimes on a federal level. Should the next door neighbors cover your house in toilet paper, call the local cops. If, on the other hand, a million dollar painting is stolen, by all means alert the FBI. Agent Peter Burke (Tim DeKay) and his two minions, Agent Lauren Cruz (Natalie Morales) and Agent Clinton Jones (Sharif Atkins), are keeping an eye on a guy with shady financial dealings when gunshots ring out. All three rush in to find the man dead and his female companion in shock. Peter gets the woman, Pierce (Sarah Carter), to the hospital for a look-over and has Jones locate Neal Caffrey (Matt Bomer), the felon turned FBI consultant. Neal also just happens to be Peter's partner.
Neal is drawn to Pierce's purse and realizes her ID is a fake. Peter figures out she fired the shots. Whoops! Before they can take action, Jones says she escaped from the hospital. Now they must track her down so somebody else won't get hurt. The trick is understanding where the next target will be.
Enter Dan, a rich kid who has a vast collection of stuff without knowing the true value of his assets. Watching Dan attempt to transform himself into Neal is laugh out loud hysterical! Of course, no copycat would be feasible unless he can master the hat trick — you know, where Neal rolls the hat up on his head in one continuous motion ("Pilot"). Dan even goes so far as to almost completely duplicate himself by posing as Neal on a website. Kind of, anyway. This act helps our favorite felon set up a meeting with the femme fatale herself.
Perhaps some of the best moments are Peter needing a place to stay when his happy home needs some rewiring done. Ordinarily, it wouldn't be a problem except for one thing. The job requires the power to be turned off. Uh-oh! From an unwelcome visitor in Peter's room to Odd Couple moments when the federal agent takes Neal up on an offer to stay with June (Diahann Carroll), the smiles just keep on coming.
Jones and his battering ram comment makes for a nicely snapped retort from Peter. For the record, they are trying to save Neal (again) at the time. Where they end up is only explained by watching, but the message via Morse code is perfect and smart. Peter's words just before the raid are also amusing.
I do, however, have a small nit. Although Neal does not like guns, the scaredy cat routine is getting old. A bit more steel-edged cool, otherwise known as deadly calm, would help.
On the news front, this week introduces viewers to a woman named Alex. Who is she? A female fence, whose job is to handle stolen items. Neal believes she can help with the music box situation. It would be one step closer to finding Kate, Neal's longtime love. Alex locates the item in question, but says she will only reveal the location if Neal stops helping the FBI. Dilemmas, dilemmas….
Due to a dog show planned long before White Collar returned in January, it is going to be two weeks before a new episode airs. Perhaps the writers and producers should start thinking about which former cast mates should guest star next season. All four of the main characters have a tie to something.
Speaking of, what happened to Mozzie (Willie Garson) and Elizabeth (Tiffani Thiessen) this week? They give the show some much needed color and add to the overall quality.
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text: Oprah Warned Rosie O'Donnell Not To Act Up On Her NetworkMargaret Hartmann10/04/10 7:28pmFiled to: Dirt Bag (After Dark)Oprah WinfreyRosie OdonnellSeth RogenLindsay Lohanmichael lohanjolie-pitttila tequilaJennifer AnistonDanielle staubDonnie WahlbergJohn SlatterySusan BoyleMarioWhoopi GoldbergUsherJohn MayerDirt BagGettypicCelebrity140EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalinkIn an interview, Oprah Winfrey reveals that before giving Rosie O'Donnell a talk show on her OWN Network, she visited her at home to do a "crazy check" and make sure she wouldn't behave like she did on The View.Oprah tells Fortune that she and several other network executives went to Rosie's house in June. "Rosie said, 'I know you're here to assess how crazy I am.' I said, 'Basically, yes. I'm doing a crazy check.'" Rosie passed, but Oprah still warned her to behave herself on OWN: "If you have an issue that's causing a problem, speak to me, woman to woman, so that it doesn't become a worldwide issue." [CNN via Perez]Oprah and Gayle King went camping at Yosemite this weekend to film a segment that will air later this month. [Radar]Seth Rogen and his girlfriend Lauren Miller are engaged. "Seth is so excited," says a source. "Lauren is such a sweet girl. She makes him really happy." [CNN]Lindsay Lohan is allegedly planning to stage a photo shoot in rehab. "Lindsay hasn't worked in so long that the only way she makes money now is from selling photographs," says a "friend". "She can make an easy $30,000 to $40,000 a pop for a few hours work. However pictures of her in rehab getting better could sell for as much as $100,000." [Popeater]This just in: Michael Lohan is still delusional and/or a liar. After learning that he isn't invited to family day at Lindsay's rehab, he said, "It's a shame that Dina continues to do this to Lindsay. She knows [seeing the whole family together] is the one thing she needs to find resolve. I don't understand why she insists on putting Lindsay in this position." [Radar]The Jolie-Pitt kids started school in Budapest today. Of course, they're in Hungary because Angelina is a bad mom who insists on working and dragging them to awesome places all over the world. [Yahoo]Tila Tequila claims she's being extorted over a sex tape she made with her ex-boyfriend. "He said he'll put out the tape unless I pay him $75,000," says Tila. "He has the audacity to not only betray me with the love that I had for him, but to use that to exploit me and hurt me." [Radar]Headline of the Day: "Will 'Yogi Bear' Be Justin Timberlake's 'Norbit'?" [ONTD]Jennifer Aniston has been named the most eligible single woman in the world in a poll that also included Betty White and Elena Kagan. [Yahoo]Danielle Staub's house is on the market, but she's refusing to turn over the keys to let the real estate agent show the house. "She hasn't cooperated yet. There was an order from a judge back in August to provide us with keys, which she wouldn't do prior to court either," says her realtor. [E!]Danielle Staub's ex-husband has settled his lawsuit against her. [TMZ]$30,000 worth of equipment was stolen from a Bravo production van while The Real Housewives of NYC was being filmed. [E!]Donnie Wahlberg's divorce from his wife of nine years has been finalized. [AP]Mad Men's John Slattery will guest star in an upcoming 30 Rock episode as a candidate running for Congress. [EW]Susan Boyle was supposed to perform on DWTS tomorrow, but had to cancel due to a throat infection. [TMZ]Nikki Blonsky's show Huge has been canceled. [ONTD]Mario says he isn't "allowed to comment" on his recent arrest for allegedly assaulting his mother, but he wants us to know, "I love my mother very much." [Us]Whoopi Goldberg says of her mother's death in August, "I'm still in the processing phase... It's really hard to believe that she's gone." [CNN]Usher and his mom have reconciled, but he trashed her in Vibe anyway, saying he wishes she would have attended his wedding three years ago. He said he, "wouldn't do that to my child... parents should be able to have unconditional love for their children and their decisions, regardless of how they feel." [AP]John Mayer, who recently quit Twitter, wrote on his blog today, "It occurred to me that since the invocation of Twitter, nobody who has participated in it has created any lasting art. And yes! Yours truly is included in that roundup as well... No artwork created by someone with a healthy grasp of social media thus far has proven to be anything other than disposable." [Us]Reply140 repliesLeave a reply


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"For how long can one singing actor embody
an ingenuous golden boy exempt from the
laws of nature? He still exudes the radiance
of a Galahad protected from harm by an
invisible shield of virtue and innocence. Maybe
there is a portrait in an attic somewhere that tells
a different story. But maybe not, and he is one of
the lucky few with a genetic predisposition
toward semi-eternal youth."
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COLUMBUS — A pair of Democrats on the Montgomery County Board of Elections who pushed for weekend early voting in violation of a directive from Ohio's top elections official should be fired, a state hearing officer recommended today.
Secretary of State Jon Husted is expected to make a final decision on Tuesday.
He saw the votes of Thomas J. Ritchie, Sr., and Dennis Lieberman as in defiance of his directive setting uniform hours across all 88 counties for in-person early voting for the Nov. 6 election. That directive provided for expanded weekday hours but made no mention of weekend hours.
Jon Allison, a hearing officer working under contract with the secretary of state's office for this case only, did not accept the arguments of Mr. Ritchie and Mr. Lieberman last week that they saw their votes for weekend hours as augmenting the Republican secretary's directive, not defying it.
He said that the original wording of the directive and a follow-up clarification letter from Mr. Husted's deputy assistant made the secretary's intent clear.
"I conclude that no reasonable person… could conclude that [the directive] is ambiguous and permits weekend hours for in person absentee voting," Mr. Allison wrote. "Therefore, I conclude that Mr. Lieberman, in making his motion, voting for it, and later refusing to rescind it did so in contravention of [the directive] and in violation of [state law].
"Mr. Ritchie, who seconded the motion and voted for it, also did so in violation of [state law]," he wrote.
On Aug. 20, Mr. Husted suspended the two Democrats after they deadlocked 2-2 with Republicans on the board over the scheduling of weekend hours.
Last week, following a hearing before Mr. Allison, Mr. Husted temporarily reinstated them so they could continue to make some election-related decisions while the case was pending.
Voters may begin to cast absentee ballots by mail or in person beginning on Oct. 2.
With county boards of elections setting their own early-voting hours, Mr. Husted faced criticism for breaking 2-2 ties in a number of Democrat-performing urban counties, including Lucas, in favor of Republicans' positions of not adding any extra hours at board of elections sites for in-person early voting.
At the same time, a number of boards in Republican-performing counties had reached bipartisan agreements that expanded early voting hours there, including on Saturdays.
Mr. Husted responded with his directive establishing one set of hours for everyone.


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if we could switch the 1st round pick to anyone but him the 2nd and 3rd rounds in this mock i am pumped about cant wait till tomorrow and hear what you all have to say about our new additions http://www.nepatriotsdraft.com/2013/04/2013-nfl-mock-draft-dan-hopes-draft-week-projections.html
The 2nd round pick I'd be thrilled with. Bu Lattimore with the 70th pick???? No thanks. Wow. That would be awful.
His mock is crazy...most of those picks dont make sense at all. I talking about every team, not just titans
The draft will have trades... Something these mocks don't try to incorporate... Because its nearly impossible lol. The draft will be crazy.


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Jansen wins Bellator lightweight final, $100,000
LEWISTON, MAINE – Superb submission defense and opportunistic ground-and-pound spurred Dave Jansen to a unanimous verdict over Marcin Held in the Bellator MMA Season 7 lightweight tournament final at Bellator 93 on Thursday at the Androscoggin Bank Colisee.
All three judges struck the same decision: 29-28 for Jansen (19-2, 6-0 Bellator), who secured a $100,000 payday and with it a shot at unbeaten 155-pound champion Michael Chandler.
"I feel total elation, relief and just gratitude," Jansen, 33, said.
He turned the tide in his favor in the second round, where he mounted Held, 21, and made the Polish grappling wiz pay for his repeated leg lock attempts. Jansen met his advances with punches, elbows and hammerfists, all while maintaining top position. By the time round three arrived, Held (15-3, 4-2 Bellator) was spent. Jansen popped him with low kicks and punching combinations, forcing him to pull to pull guard in desperation.
Held again turned to his trusted submission, first fishing for an inverted heel hook and later for an ankle lock. Neither was successful, and Jansen resumed his assault from the top.
Ryan Martinez posted his seventh victory in eight outings as he stopped the well-traveled Travis Wiuff on first-round punches in a featured heavyweight matchup. Wiuff (68-17, 4-2 Bellator) met his end 18 seconds into Round 1. Martinez (9-2, 2-1 Bellator) floored the hulking Minnesotan with a powerful combination punctuated by a clean left hook and sealed the deal with a series of standing-to-ground right hands.
"I felt real relaxed," Martinez said. "Even before I came out, I told my corner, 'I feel weird. I feel too relaxed.' They said, 'That's good.' I said, 'No, I want to feel like you guys.' It all played out."
An inadvertent below-the-belt knee strike from Ultimate Fighting Championship veteran Marcus Davis resulted in a no contest with Waachim Spiritwolf in a welterweight showcase. The blow brought an anti-climactic conclusion to their bout in the first round.
Neither man established a foothold in the match, as they spent much of their time posturing and pawing at one another. Davis (21-9, 0-0 Bellator) sprawled on a Spiritwolf takedown attempt, fished for a standing guillotine choke and reversed position against the cage. With Spiritwolf (9-11-1, 1-2 Bellator) in a crouch, Davis fired an errant knee to the groin, leaving his 37-year-old foe unable to continue.
In preliminary action:
London Shootfighters export Michael Page (4-0, 1-0 Bellator) knocked out Ryan Sanders (4-4, 0-1 Bellator) 10 seconds into their welterweight tilt.
Atlanta-based journeyman Dave Vitkay (12-12-1, 1-0 Bellator) rendered Jesse Peterson (7-3, 0-1 Bellator) unconscious with a guillotine choke 18 seconds into the first round of their middleweight affair.
Team Jorge Gurgel representative Jason Butcher (6-0, 3-0 Bellator) submitted Jack Hermanson (5-2, 0-2 Bellator) with a triangle choke 2:24 into round one of their middleweight battle.
Mitch Mucitelli (5-0, 3-0 Bellator) delivered his fifth consecutive first-round finish, as he coaxed a tapout from Brent Dillingham (0-1, 0-1 Bellator) with a belly-down armbar 2:48 into their light heavyweight clash.
North Carolina's Joe Pacheco (6-0, 2-0 Bellator) submitted Pierry Pierre (3-3, 0-1 Bellator) with a keylock 1:54 into the first round of their middleweight encounter.
Vince Murdock (2-0, 1-0 Bellator) stopped John Raio (0-2, 0-1 Bellator) with elbows and punches 4:01 into round three of their featherweight scrap.
Jonathan Lemke (2-0, 1-0 Bellator) dispatched Jesse Erickson (0-1, 0-1 Bellator) with a multi-strike combination 2:50 into the first round of their lightweight duel.
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Ravichandran Ashwin is a unique talent, but has not been able to cement his spot in the Indian Test team away from home. He has not played the last three away Tests for India. With conditions in England not favouring spinners, it is hard to include Ashwin in the Indian team. Shrikant Shankar gives five reasons why Ashwin should not play the first Test against England in Nottingham.
Ravichandran Ashwin's poor record away from home: Ravichandran Ashwin has played 19 Tests for India so far and has taken 104 wickets. Only nine of those have come away from India. Ashwin has been brilliant in Indian tracks, which suit spin bowlers. In conditions which do not favour spinners, however, Ashwin has struggled. Although he has played only four matches, Ashwin has missed the last three Tests which were away from home. While his career average is 28.50, away from home, it is 74.77. The strike-rate is 140. Clearly, he does not fancy bowling away from home.
Ravindra Jadeja providing better option: Ravindra Jadeja does not have numbers which are exceptional. But he has better numbers than Ashwin. Jadeja has played three of his eight Tests away from home. He has taken nine wickets at an average of 45.66. His strike-rate is 100.8 — still better than Ashwin's. But Jadeja also is a good batsman and a brilliant fielder. Overall, Jadeja provides a better option. If both spinners are not going to take wickets, then it is better to select the one who has the better record between them.
India must go with three seamers and one spinner: England have only selected two players who can bowl spin in their squad; Moeen Ali and Joe Root. Clearly, the side that knows their own backyard bette don't feel the need to include a specialist spinner in their entire squad. England will play four seam/swing bowlers in their side. India must take cue from this and go in with three seam/swing bowlers and one spinner, i.e. Jadeja.
Ashwin's poor fielding: Jadeja is a brilliant fielder, but Ashwin is actually a liability on the field. While he is a fine slip catcher, that alone cannot make him enter the Indian starting XI. The slip cordon is rarely in effect for an entire innings, and Jadeja's supreme ground fielding stands him in good stead.
Conditions in England do not favour spinners: It is a well-known fact that the conditions in England will always favour seam/swing bowlers. Ashwin's forte is to get small variations in his finger spin bowling. He does not let the ball rip and only pushes through. This will hardly get him any bounce and definitely won't get him any spin.
Counter: There has to be a counter to all these arguments as well. Ashwin's batting record is phenomenal. With almost 800 runs at an average of 39.40 — a higher average than even MS Dhoni — and a strike-rate of 63.14, Ashwin is actually considered a better batsman than bowler in Tests. Ashwin has struck two centuries and three half-centuries in 19 Tests. These are numbers any lower-order batsman should be wishing for for. He can replace either Ajinkya Rahane or Rohit Sharma as a batting all-rounder rather than the other way around.
Catch all stories from India's tour of England 2014 here
(Shrikant Shankar is a writer/reporter at CricketCountry.com. Previously he has done audio commentary for various matches involving India, Indian Premier League and Champions League Twenty20 for ESPNSTAR.com. You can follow him on Twitter @Shrikant_23)


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The following services are available in Mineral County:
Arts & Recreation
Skate Park
Basham Park
Ball Field
Ice Skating Pond - City of Creede Zamboni
Forest Service
Calendar of Classes
Underground Mining Museum
Mineral County Fairgrounds Association - www.mineralcountyfairgrounds.org
The Mineral County Fairgrounds Association (MCFA), a grassroots non-profit organization composed of local volunteers, has embarked upon a multi-phase project envisioning opportunities not readily available to residents and visitors within the small, remote Colorado mountain community of Creede. (Source: www.mineralcountyfairgrounds.org)
Wolf Creek Ski Area - www.wolfcreekski.com
Over 1600 acres of the "most snow in Colorado" with an average of 465" of natural snowfall every year, accessible by seven different lifts.
Contact Arts & Rec
Eloise HooperArts & Recreation Representative(719) 658-2276Schools
Creede School District - www.creedek12.net
Located at an altitude of 8,852 feet in the southwest mountains of Colorado, the Creede School District serves a community of approximately 600 people. Grades K-12 (Source: www.creedek12.net)
(719) 658-2220
PO Box 429
308 La Garita Street
Creede, CO 81130Creede Early Learning Center
Open year-round, Monday-Thursday 8:00-5:00; ages 1+ for Child Care, ages 3 and 4 for Preschool; Rated dependent on age of child and program; maximum number of children: 15
(719) 658-2090
P.O. Box 191
19841 Forest Service Road
Creede, CO 81130Library
Located at the Creede School; open to the public
Books, audio books, videos, and computers available to the publicContact:
(719) 658-2220
Through May 29th: 8:00 - 4:15, Monday-Thursday
Summer Hours: TBAVeterinarian
Creede Animal Clinic
Offering general veterinary medicine and surgery, including immunizations, spay & neuter, dentistry, and routine surgical procedures.
No boarding services are available
Science Diet and Prescription Diet food available
7:00 am - 12:00 noon, Monday - Friday
Contact the Veterinarian
Doc HowardVeterinarian(719) 658-261424251 Highway 149
Creede, CO 81130Post Office & Passports
Creede Post Office:
Main Street, Creede(719) 658-2615Business Hours:Monday - Friday: 9am - 1pm & 1:30pm - 4pmSaturday: 10:00-11:30Mail Pickups:Monday - Friday: 12:45Saturday: 11:50
Passport Services:
South Fork Post Office
130 W Frontage Rd
South Fork, CO 81154-9990Phone: (719) 873-5611Business Hours:Monday - Friday: 9:00am - 4:00pm
Saturday: 9:00 - 10:00amCemetery
Creede Cemetery
Also known as the Sunnyside Cemetery
Location: West of Creede on mesa
Contact: (719) 658-2360
Location: 2nmi S of Creede
On: Denver Sectional & L-6 Low Altitude ChartField Elevation: 8680 ft MSL*
Pattern Altitude: 9480 ft JSL(800 ft AGL)*
Runway: 7/25, Length: 6880', Width: 60', Surface: asphalt, Lights: none*
Remarks: Glider and hang glider activity on airport. Mountains surround the airport. Elk and deer on and in vicinity of airport. 20,000 lb. GW limit. *
Noise/Landing Procedures: Departures to NE avoid overflight of residences. Climb to 200' AGL on extended centerline prior to turning. Aircraft stay to right of valley on approach/departure.*
Airport Services: No fuel. Unattended. No ground radio facility available*, courtesy car
Parking: Any open spot, no fee;
TSNT Storage: Tiedown, straps NOT provided*(Source: www.dot.state.co.us)
* NOTE: Content for informational purposes, not for flight planning.
Airport Advisory Committee
Randy Riggs Ron Fief Buck Stroh Tom Haefli Bill Blackford Jeff Koonce John Parker Landfill
The landfill is located 2.5 miles southeast of Creede and can be used only by Mineral County residents.
Open: Monday, Thursday, & Saturday from 10:00 - 4:00
Free Dump Day:
No Junk Cars will be accepted
Freon must be removed in accordance with law prior to disposal of refrigerators and freezers
Tires (car and pickup size): $5.00
Tires (large truck/grader): $20.00
Trashbags up to 55 gallons: $2.00
(no discount for partial bags)6 foot pickup truck, level full: $7.00
8 foot pickup truck, level full: $9.00
6 foot pickup truck bed trailers, level full: $7.00
8 foot pickup truck bed trailers, level full: $9.00
6 foot pickup truck with sideboards, level full: $14.00
8 foot pickup truck with sideboards, level full: $18.002 horse trailer: $18.00
4 horse trailer: $32.00Dump truck 6-8 yards, level full: $55.00
Dump truck 9-12 yards, level full: $65.00
Small trash truck 10 yards, compacted: $42.00
Small trash truck 20 yards, compacted: $85.00Other: For tree limbs, building materials, large bulk wood and metal items that cannot be compacted, the following rates apply:
6 foot pickup truck, level full: $15.00
8 foot pickup truck, level full: $18.00
6 foot pickup truck bed trailers, level full: $15.00
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In this lecture, recorded live at the Miraval Life in Balance Resort and Spa in Arizona, Dr. Dyer goes on to demonstrate the same meditation technique, Japa, that he himself has used for years to make conscious contact with higher power. He provides real-life tools that can help you improve the way you relate to others and yourself.
©2005 Wayne W. Dyer; (P)2005 Hay House, Inc.
"Sold as something else !"
This is the same program sold earlier as "Its Never crowded along the Extra Mile". All that's been done is that the 3 or 4 minutes were removed and the rest repackaged as a new program !
Its a great seminar, but I feel cheated as I've ended up buying both "products" when they're exactly the same !
"One of the best from Audible!!"
I read a few of the reviews for Wayne Dyer's audiobook AFTER I listened to it. I've got to believe they listened to something else. Wayne has a way of connecting with you and putting your mind in a place very few people are able to. I'm so incredible happy I had the opportunity and time to listen to this. I'm likely going to go through it a second time. He is right on the money with so many things he says. His brilliance, compassion, patience, and brutal honesty reveal the human side of him ... beautiful and insightful!
"A Gift to Humanity"
Wayne Dyer is a gift to humanity. All of his audiobooks and taped lectures have offered me endless uplifting information in a humble manner. This one in particular has an intellectual element, in addition to the spiritual, that intrigued me.
"Another amazing book by Dr Dyer"
I love everything written by Dr Dyer. His writing are very profound, yet easy to understand. I have been listening to him for years and only wish I had found him sooner. He has helped me tremendously. Blessings to Dr Dyer, you will without a doubt many many years down the road hear "well done my faithful servant, well done".
"Not bad, not great"
I enjoyed the fact it makes you think and question yourself in relation to the mindsets of the greatest enlightened figures of history (Jesus, Mandela, Buddha, etc.)
the lecture was very "stream of thought" which adds about 4 hours to the audio, unnecessarily.
all and all...glad I listened to it but don't plan on re-reading (listening to) it.
"okay, its a rehash..."
i read a review saying that this was all a rehash of a previous one...
i didnt actually have that previous one so thought i would be safe, but it turns out this draws largely from the one i had, so he is not only doubling up, but in my mind has reduced my faith in him.
this rehashing feels akin to going to see a stand up comedian and loving him and then seeing him again a year or so later with great expectations only to witness the very same performance...
IMO its a bit diminishing to the fantastic work of dr.dyer.
what i dont agree with is the egotistic comment. merely stating facts about oneself with humility is in no way egotistical in the sense of personal glorification. anyone who has heard dr.dyer speak should know that he is far from an egomaniac, as what he says is closer to the very antithesis of egotism!
"Best One Yet"
I have read many of Wayne Dyer's books. I have listened to this one twice, and ordered it in hard copy, so I can study it. Some of the best spiritual advice around. I would recommend this for anyone And everyone Who truly desires personal peace.
Always a great learning experience and something for everyone! Looking forward to practicing some of these principles!
"changed my life"
I highly recommend this tape. The material made me aware of my energy choices. I now am more inclined to chose higher rather than lower energies.
"thanks Wayne"
Thanks Wayne, very inspiring, well spoken, with some humor and meant for any moment. It made me stop, ponder, smile and smile more !! Now I know you are always here - your books are so easy to access making you, for so many and for me, such a valuable teacher - you left us a gift, thank you.
"Thank you"
Yes, so much more to learn
really inspiring! recommending to everyone. Clearly explaining value of spiritual world.Thanks for this book. Arnas Vazinskas
This is a jigsaw of Dr Waynes Dyers other lectures. Or the other I have is. Regardless, is very annoying listening the very same lectures copied over and over. I do know well, that Dr Wayne Dyer repeat his words on his lectures, and somehow this is welcome, but I dont like paying and getting what I have.
Very disapoined and I dont know who to blame really.
Fantastic book from an incredible man who is my inspiration and mentor I am so grateful to have found him
"Rip Wayne dyer"
An amazing book I bought this on the morning of his passing and it's taken a week or so to get through it. The 10 principles are great and helps you to find the gap in meditTion. Defiantly listen to this audio again such a wonderful spoken man. This is a live audience with questions. Possible questions you may want to ask that Wayne answers amazing book I'm ready to download the next in his 40+ books xx


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In an effort to clamp down on opening day chaos, the Texas Rangers are implementing new rules for tailgating at the ballpark.
Among the changes: Tailgaters must have tickets to the game to gain entrance to the parking lots; they cannot linger in the parking lots past the second inning; and private portable toilets will no longer be available.
Also, leave the deep fat fryer at home.
Rob Matwick, executive vice president of ballpark operations, said the changes, which were in effect last year for postseason play, were made "to guarantee that we have parking on our lots for customers who have purchased tickets to the game."
Last year the lots were jammed with people "who were not going to the game and had no intention of going to the game, were coming and just throwing their own parties," Matwick said.
That lead to "some over indulgence," he said. "It can become an issue in terms of crowd control."
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Walter J. Keller Jr. lettered in four high-school sports, saw every Pittsburgh home game of the 1960, 1971 and 1979 World Series, was a noted accountant and entrepreneur, and participated in an important event in U.S. naval history.
But one skill cannot be overlooked nor understated.
"He definitely enjoyed doing the twist," said his son Walter J. Keller III, 44, of South Fayette. "He was not bashful, and he was pretty good at it. At a hockey banquet the song came on, and he'd be doing the full thing with one leg bent across the other. 'Very animated' is the way I would want to describe it."
Mr. Keller, 73, died peacefully Friday while wearing a Penguins jersey in his Bethel Park home.
He grew up on Brownsville Road in South Park. At Snowden Township High School, now South Park High School, he lettered in football, soccer, basketball and baseball and led the basketball team to the WPIAL Class B championship game in 1957.
He attended Saint Vincent College on a basketball scholarship for his freshman year before joining the Navy. He eventually graduated from Robert Morris University.
Serving in the Navy in 1958, he was the radio man on duty in Londonderry, Ireland, who took the first call from the USS Nautilus (SSN-571) -- the first commissioned nuclear-powered ship in U.S. Navy history -- after it successfully completed a submerged transit under the North Pole, his son said.
Mr. Keller and Christine Bonosky Keller, who survives him, were married in 1968. In the 1970s, he became a founding partner of Accountants & Associates in South Park, and would launch various businesses including the Cochran and Keller Coal Co. and the Pittsburgh Vending Machine Co. He also owned and operated Sweet King, a soft ice cream parlor along Route 19 in Peters. In time, he also was a founding partner of Snowden Associates LLC, an investment and real estate firm in South Park.
A big Pittsburgh sports enthusiast, Mr. Keller was one of the few to have been on hand at Forbes Field during the 1960 World Series when Bill Mazeroski slugged the series-winning home run, while he also attended the home games of the two later Pirates World Series championships. He often was in the stands for Steelers and Penguins games.
"He was a jovial guy who could use a joke to make people smile," his son said.
On one occasion, Mr. Keller played a basketball game against a team that included Steelers quarterback Terry Bradshaw. He tried boxing out the quarterback to prevent a score, but Mr. Bradshaw took note and later repaid Mr. Keller by elbowing him. That earned Mr. Keller's respect for the quarterback as a tough competitor. "There was a lot of intensity between them at that particular game," his son said.
Mr. Keller also prompted young Walter and his friends to open a business that involved collecting golf balls from golf course ponds and reselling them.
Besides creating his own businesses, Mr. Keller helped others do the same. In 2002, he and his son Walter, a physicist, opened Nokomis Inc., based in Charleroi, that develops high-tech electronic sensors including one that detects improvised exploding devices, for the U.S. military. As a Navy veteran, Mr. Keller expressed pride that the company was supporting the military.
"He was clearly of the entrepreneurial spirit," his son said. "He encouraged people to start companies and supported them, providing services gratis or sitting on a number of boards of directors. Whether he had something at stake or people coming to him for help, he was very passionate about it."
He also supported his daughter, Katie Keller Zimmerman of Crafton, with her business, Bristlecone Clothing Co., that imported clothes from Nepal.
Douglas Broglie, a childhood friend whose friendship extended into adulthood, said Mr. Keller "was a self-determine guy, which was the crux of what he was all about. He also was strong-willed and committed" to any venture with which he got involved.
"He could talk about just about anything," said Mr. Broglie, South Park Middle School principal for 30 years. "We would carry on extensive conversations in regard to the news of the day, political activities, sports and the business world.
"I think he had a dry sense of humor," he said. "He didn't hesitate to express his opinion. He would tell you, 'That's the way I see it.' I guess I'm a little like that, too, so we hit it off pretty well."
In addition to his wife, son and daughter, Mr. Keller also is survived by his daughter Heather Geisler of New Market, Md.; his son, Brian Keller of Manchester; one sister, Carole Drotos of Bethel Park; and nine grandchildren.
Friends will be received 7 to 9 p.m. today and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the Griffith Mortuary, 5636 Brownsville Road, South Park, with a funeral prayer at 9:45 a.m. Wednesday followed at 10:15 a.m. by a Mass in Nativity Catholic Church, 5811 Curry Road, South Park.
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What a better way to tell the world that you're officially married than with a one-word statement? Portia de Rossi and Ellen DeGeneres did just that after lunching in Los Angeles on Monday, with Ellen yelling to the paps "Married!" followed by Portia's "Awesome!"
The duo married on Saturday at a low-key ceremony in their home in Beverly Hills. Portia was happy as can be, dressed in a Zac Posen dress that an onlooker said "looked like a Cinderella tutu," while DeGeneres wore a white pant suit by the same designer. The couple was treated to an all-vegan cuisine meal by famed chef David Silberkleit with a vegan red velvet cake by Sweet Lady Jane. Self-help author and friend of Ellen's Wayne Dyer officiated the ceremony (what, no Dr. Phil as the ring bearer?). What a better way for two ladies to wed than with vegan cakes for their figures and a self-help guru to take care of their spiritual auras? You can see official pics inside the latest issue of People magazine.


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Don't go with whole wheat, go with whole grain, its much healthier for you than whole wheat.
I know sprouted grains are supposed to be so much better for you but honestly I can't stand the stuff...it tastes like cardboard.
Will eating WW bread really be that much different? Am I risking my gains at all by doing so?
Don't go with whole wheat, go with whole grain, its much healthier for you than whole wheat.
do you mean like ezekial bread? I always toast it and it makes it soooo much better
wtf is ezekial bread
It's from Food for Life. I use the raisin bread . try it , most health food stores carry it.
Hey, I have an idea.....just don't eat bread.
If you must eat bread, the less processed the better...and do it in moderation. There are sooo many other carb sources out there, why stress over bread?
I like bread. I'm a sandwich fan. Is that so bad?
Depends on your goals.
I personally don't eat much bread. It isn't entirely bad, but IMO, it can be replaced with better carbs, or just omitted. I would say that if you must eat bread regularly, be sure to pay attention to the nutritional information because there is a lot of variation in the macro's, depending on the source/baker.
Okay well obviously I'm going to pay attention to the macros regarding everything that I eat. And I'm not talking about a lot of bread...1-2 slices a day probably.
My main question is that so many people talk about bread like its such a bad thing, when I just don't get it. If you read the ingredients and it's got 100% whole grains, no HFCS, minimal sugar, etc., what's so bad about it? I know it's lower on the GI scale, but I really don't put much stock in that, particularly when I'm eating it as part of a meal with proteins and fats. What makes a "sprouted" grain better than a whole grain?
There is no bread out there that can compare to sprouted grain bread.
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Here you go Greg All you have to do is ask I have them All booked marked and for the older ones that are no longer made there in My headLsFarm wrote:Well, a lot of times the 'V' shaped firebox causes problems,, A well designed firebox for burning coal has vertical sides or nearly vertical sides.. The problem is that coal has at least 10% ash,, and as the coal burns,, the coal bed settles down with a tapered 'V' firebox, the coal and ash get compressed together as it settles,, this causes clinkers. and the concentrated ash on the grate can cause airflow problems..
I built my own boiler using the 'V' shape,, and regretted it.. If I were to build another hand fired stove or boiler the sides would be vertical, and the firebox very deep, so I could easily have a coal bed that is at least 10" deep.. this is what anthracite likes.. a deep fire with vertical sides..
Do a search on the forum for US stove, and wood coal combination. You will find several threads about the frustration some members have had burning in these type of stoves..
Your particular brand, I don't think has been mentioned on the forum before,, maybe the smaller firebox will work for you.
Greg L..
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Posted almost 7 years ago I am currently separating from active duty and considering going into the AF reserves as an IMA in security forces. The recruiter told me that I would only be in tech school for 8 weeks but I talked to other security force members and they said that their tech school is 13 weeks long. Since I'm prior service is there a reason I only have to go for 8 instead of 13? The AFSC i had as active duty was firefighter, not security forces so I am confused as to why I wouldn't have to go through the whole tech school. If anyone has any information on this, would be great! |
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| Posted almost 7 years ago I was told that everyone has to go through the full 13 weeks because you have to be tought everything that is in the CDC's. I have a buddy who is an instrutor at the school house I will email him and ask. |


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Joel Babbit discusses in this interview the compelling story of how, within one day, MNN went from concept to business foundation. It's a classic inside story example of how entrepreneurs can build a successful brand. Babbit also talks about the unique web-based business and sponsorship model that has helped MNN.com to become one of the most successful web-based businesses in the environmental industry.
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Boosting Employee Productivity
The magnitude of the economic downturn for mid-sized organizations has been significant. Profits are down, workforces are shrinking, and employee engagement levels are tanking. According to new research by the Corporate Executive Board (CEB), there has been a substantial decline in employee engagement, resulting in as much as a 5% reduction in employee productivity.
In a survey of more than 140 organizations, the HR Leadership Council, a CEB program for HR professionals at mid-sized organizations, found that mid-sized companies are undertaking typical cost-cutting measures. However, while most organizations might concur that lay-offs, hiring freezes, and reduction in compensation are the right ways to manage costs in a down economy, they may also be underutilizing the very thing that can successfully combat the waning productivity and disengagement that typically accompanies the state of "survivor syndrome" among remaining employees: the actions and influence of managers.
Maximize Manager Impact While in Cost-Cutting Mode:
#1: Communicate compensation changes through managers, not HR #2: Task managers with spearheading low-cost reward and recognition programs#3: Don't hold on to dead wood—trade up on talent#4: Fight declining productivity with performance management compliance


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Impact evaluation of a large-scale rural sanitation project in Indonesia
Lack of sanitation and poor hygiene behavior cause a tremendous disease burden among the poor. This paper evaluates the impact of the Total Sanitation and Sanitation Marketing project in Indonesia, where about 11 percent of children have diarrhea in any two-week period and more than 33,000 children die each year from diarrhea. The evaluation utilizes a randomized controlled trial but is unusual in that the program was evaluated when implemented at scale across the province of rural East Java in a way that was designed to strengthen the enabling environment and so be sustainable. One hundred and sixty communities across eight rural districts participated, and approximately 2,100 households were interviewed before and after the intervention. The authors found that the project increased toilet construction by approximately 3 percentage points (a 31 percent increase in the rate of toilet construction). The changes were primarily among non-poor households that did not have access to sanitation at baseline. Open defecation among these households decreased by 6 percentage points (or 17 percent). Diarrhea prevalence was 30 percent lower in treatment communities than in control communities at endline (3.3 versus 4.6 percent). The analysis cannot rule out that the differences in drinking water and handwashing behavior drove the decline in diarrhea. Reductions in parasitic infestations and improvements in height and weight were found for the non-poor sample with no sanitation at baseline.
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Sat, Jul. 31 - Family Fun Festival & Avatar at Unity Church of Fredericksburg!
From 4pm-7pm 3607 Lafayette Blvd. UCoF Family Fun Festival! Planning a silent auction with gifts and services. Will play games like musical chairs, a cake walk, bean bag and water balloon toss, to name a few. Will have a moon bounce, crafts, prizes, and face painting too! Come enjoy food, music, bingo and lots of fun!
Tickets are just $3.00 for ages 5 & up. Our 50/50 Raffle tickets are on sale now, and the winner will be announced on the 31st. You need not be present to win. 7:00pm Avatar! The movie is free.
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The Big Question on the age of criminal responsibility (5 February) left out one important aspect. Research has shown that the reasoning skills of adolescents are not the same as those of adults. They do not understand the likely outcome of some of their actions in the way that adults do.
I prosecuted young people in central London youth courts between 1992 and 2003. Before Jack Straw abolished doli incapax, which required prosecutors to prove that the defendant child understood the difference between right and wrong, the younger children (10-13) had some protection from the severity of the juvenile and later youth courts. These children and young adults were also protected by the "welfare principle" which allowed the courts to deal with matters as welfare issues rather than criminal ones. A further protection was the availability of competent and experienced solicitors who were paid for the time it really takes to deal with the case of a young defendant. That too has been eroded by the changes to legal aid.
The two Home Secretaries who bear most responsibility for the embarrassing way in which we now deal with young offenders were Michael Howard and Jack Straw. Both were keen on being seen to be hard on "feral children". Neither listened to wise advice from the Howard League for Penal Reform or even the then stipendary magistrates who spent a lot of their time dealing with young offenders.
I am afraid until the British tell their politicians they do not want to watch a competition on who is the hardest man on young offenders, we will not see intelligent reform of the law.
Bobbie Vincent-Emery
London W14
Having read The Big Question about the age of criminal responsibility, and almost being persuaded that it should be raised, I then read about the conduct of a group of 10-12 year old youngsters who were caught roasting two puppies over a bonfire. Don't please tell me that such people should not be held totally responsible for their actions.
John Miller
Watchet, Somerset
Curb bonuses and cut City risk-taking
The primary reason for the outrageously high payments to the designer-labelled barrow-boy City slickers is the over-simple reward system. The City rewards the "ups" but does not penalise the "downs". That encourages risk-taking. A trader can make a large bonus from the profit on a deal but when that deal or the share price falls, there are no sanctions.
In the good old days when life was simple, every day was sunny and back doors were left unlocked, a life-assurance salesman would be paid what was known as "indemnity commission" on any contracts that he sold. If the salesman sold a £100-per-month policy to a client , he earned say £1,000 in up-front commission. Over the next twelve months, the client paid his £100 per month and at the end of the year, the salesman's commission had been paid for. However, if the policy lapsed in the meantime, the commission was "clawed back" pro rata. That discouraged selling policies to high-risk clients.
With systems that all financial services companies operate, it would be simple to create a payment system which took into account the often negative consequences of trading. Bonuses could be paid but with a "claw-back" period . That would have the added effect of stabilising share prices because it would not be to anyone's advantage to, say, dump shares in order to depress a price. Such actions would affect bonuses.
It is now time for those nice people at the Financial Services Authority to bare their teeth and take control.
The argument of having to pay obscene bonuses in order to hire "the best" has been used before. "The best" used to mean the most aggressive and most ambitious and the most likely to take shortcuts. We now have the opportunity to enter an era where "the best" means the best-qualified, the most knowledgeable and the most professional.
GlYNDE, East Sussex
This morning I was astonished to hear someone from the banking sector defend their bonus system on the grounds that to scrap it would drive talent into other areas of commerce.
What talent would that be exactly? These super intellects invested in pyramid schemes, projects offering suspiciously high rates of return, and mortgage recipients whose financial viability they neither knew nor cared. We minor intellects have always been wary of people offering deals that seem too good to be true, and are decidedly sceptical about lending our money to anyone but close friends.
Perhaps we would all be better off if these talented individuals were encouraged to become self-employed, where their monumental cock-ups would only give themselves grief?
Pete Parkins
Rachel Michaels (letter, 6 February) argues against bonuses, on the grounds that we would not mind if bankers did go abroad. However it is not just a question of whether we want to keep them, but of who would take them.
Given the state of the global banking industry where are these enticing jobs for British bankers to be found: and can we envisage what the CVs would say? "Greedy and dim banker seeks position. Has successfully destroyed own banking system so now looking for cushy number with large bonuses, preferably ring-fenced with strict regulatory system for avoidance of lasting damage."
Maggie Owen
Angmering, West Sussex
I expect that the phenomenon of "Schadenfred" being experienced by millions across the country will increase this week as the bankers appear before the Treasury Committee for a good grilling. "Schadenfred" is the enjoyment of another's misfortunes, specifically those of Sir "Fred the Shred" Goodwin and his like, whose rapid fall has given some slight cheer to those who have seen their savings dissolve as a result of his running of the universe. The feeling rapidly dissipates, however, when one remembers that his pension will be £579,000 per year for the rest of his life.
Colin Burke
It isn't really surprising that Brown and Darling have failed to lay down the law about banking bonuses. Apart from being still in thrall to the financial world, despite all that has happened, they may not want to upset prospective employers, what with a not necessarily winnable election on the horizon.
Andrew Calvert
Ruislip, Middlesex
There was a moment a few months ago when the banks were bankrupt. If the taxpayer had not stepped in they would have folded. At that point any bonus contracts the staff had become null and void. So we do not pay. Simple.
Mike Bell
If Government agencies are fully prepared to be seen "closing in" on working-class mortals such as benefit cheats and road-tax and TV licence dodgers (gleefully announcing their ominous intent on television) it is high time overpaid banking executives, MPs and others in high places, when caught out in wrongdoing, were treated the same.
Punishment is the only way to defeat criminal irresponsibility. "Sorry" won't cut it.
Joanna Jay
Walton on Thames, Surrey
Let Chagos people look after islands
The Chagos Islanders were wrongly removed, not just from Diego Garcia but from the archipelago over 30 years ago ("Giant marine park plan for Chagos", 9 February).
Years of campaigning and legal wrangling finally won them the right of return, only for it to be snatched away by a House of Lords judgement. They are now heading to the European Court of Human Rights in search of justice.
The islanders are best placed to protect the pristine environment, and to ensure it is not over-fished, or illegally occupied by wealthy itinerant yachtspeople.
The proposal to make the islands an international nature reserve would be best achieved by the Government ending its absurd and expensive ban on the islanders returning, and giving them employment to protect the place they know and love.
Jeremy Corbyn MP
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Chair, Chagos Islands All Party Parliamentary Group
House of Commons
Why schools close when it snows
The Independent's editorial of 7 February was contradictory. After castigating schools for closing because of snow, it went on to point out that school staff are often obliged to live far from their schools for financial reasons, so that even if pupils can get to school, teachers cannot.
Who would be criticised, I wonder if, schools having opened, conditions worsened such that neither pupils nor staff might be able to get home, and an early closure (which not all parents might hear) was belatedly announced?
Unlike football, a day's education is not a matter of life and death, even if meaningful education were possible in a half-attended, disrupted school.
Dr David Moulson
The drivers of 4x4 vehicles have become pariahs, criticised for driving fuel-guzzling vehicles that deserve punitive taxation. But when there's six inches of snow on the ground we are amazingly transformed into heroes, delivering meals-on-wheels to the elderly, and helping with other vital services. Would politicians and opinion-formers make up their minds? Are we heroes or villains?
J A A Johnson
Tonbridge, Kent
If smaller communities are deemed not important enough to grit as stocks dwindle, how does that reflect on the charging of council tax?
Laurence Williams
THETFORD, Norfolk
Severn Crossings closed. England cut off.
Tudor Powell
Guisborough, North Yorkshire
Taking offence at the BBC
Perhaps Top Gear should invite the Prime Minister to feature as the "star in a reasonably priced car", as a penance for Jeremy Clarkson's quip. Visual impairment aside, Gordon Brown's level of skill on the track would be anybody's guess, but think how he could thrill Jeremy and the audience with a breakdown of exactly why the car and its components remain so reasonably priced in the current economic climate.
Rick Biddulph
Farnham, Surrey
If any apologising is to be done over Golliwog-gate it should come from the arch-snitch who has created a Stasi-like culture at the BBC. Who would want to work for this organisation where any overheard innocent chance remark could result in the sack?
Mike Park
London SE9
Not so special
Michael Johnson's proposed solution for "the special relationship" is absolutely right. Before secondment to Washington in 1972, as science and technology counsellor at the British embassy, the official briefing I was given was quite clear: never refer to "the special relationship"; and be wary of anyone else who does.
James F Barnes
Ledbury, Herefordshire
Risky restaurants
I am amazed at the arrogance of Antony Worrall Thompson (report, 9 February), who seems to think that the bank has a duty to bail out his failed business. When he doesn't have enough confidence in it to put his own house on the line ("an horrendous risk"), why would anybody invest in it? What makes him think that my savings should be put at risk and his own not?
Steve Bartlett
Addlestone, surrey
Quarrelsome gods
What a lovely idea: peer review of the Bible (letter, 5 February). However, should the panel be a group of other gods, priests or believers? Imagine the snorts of derision from Ra, Zeus, Jupiter and Thor to the idea that there should be only one God. (The Aten might have nodded in approval, provided it was him.) And what about all the ghastly South American deities with their dietary need for human hearts? No, only a panel of "true believers" could have passed it – which is where we came in.
Colin Reid
Dogs on film
In your piece about dogs in Hollywood (5 February), you missed out the dog's most important function, which was to help the film editor. When a cut between two shots did not match, the best way out was an appropriate reaction shot between the two. If there was not one, a shot of the dog looking up was the get-out. So even now when a cut cannot be made to work you hear "Oh, I don't know. Cut to dog?"
David Foster
Whatfield, Suffolk
How to eat
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And hes an expert on haiku who pronounces haiku, HA-I-KU. >_< |
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This was 200th day of the year and 165 days remained in the year.
The first women's rights convention, called by Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia C. Mott, was held in Seneca Falls, New York.
The Franco-Prussian war began.
Winston Churchill was the first to use the two-finger "V is for Victory" sign.
Fifty year-old singer Frank Sinatra married 21-year-old actress Mia Farrow.
Geraldine Ferraro became the first woman nominated for the vice-presidency by a major political party.
President Clinton announced the "Don't ask, don't tell" policy regarding gays in the military.
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Somewhere in the world, a woman's life hinges on the compassion of Andrea Schilbe.
Schilbe, a member of Dearborn Congregational UCC in suburban Detroit, is a 22 year-old nursing student at Grand Valley State who volunteered to try to save a life as a bone marrow donor. She had surgery in early July in which more than a pint of the fluid was harvested.
"I have a compassion for wanting to help people," Schilbe said. "If this was my mom, I would want someone to donate for her if no one (in our family) could."
The only details Andrea knows about her recipient: She's a 40 year-old mother. She lives in the United States. She has myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS), a precursor to leukemia. Since U.S. laws protect donor and recipient confidentiality, Andrea can't know anything more about identity of her recipient for one year. But she hopes one day to meet the woman whose life she has a chance to save. "I'm hoping she wants to talk to me, and I want to meet her and her family," Andrea said.
After Andrea signed up to be a potential donor, she was contacted by a Michigan blood bank that now acts as the link between her and her recipient. Her transfusion procedure was Wednesday, Aug. 8, Andrea said, and the marrow will take two weeks to graft.
When Andrea learned of the donor opportunity in a Grand Valley State email, she researched the process and spoke with her parents about it. After about four weeks of extensive blood tests, Andrea got an urgent phone call in early June from Michigan Blood, which works through the National Bone Marrow Donor Program, informing her of a potential match, and asking if she could donate immediately.
"I was extremely stressed at that point. You find out you're the person to save that person's life," Andrea said. "The point you need a marrow transplant is the last resort, because chemotherapy and blood transfusions haven't worked."
Harvesting marrow, though not an invasive procedure, is done with two long needles that reach into the center of a large bone such as the pelvis. A pair of surgeons removed more than a liter of marrow from Andrea's pelvis the morning of July 10.
That day, as Andrea was readied for the procedure after some last-minute tests, she and her mother Diana started tearing up as they realized Andrea was headed to the operating room.
"My mom wasn't scared or nervous. She was crying because I was crying," Andrea explained. "I was more nervous about going under because I'd never been put under before."
There were about seven or eight people in the room with Andrea, including two surgeons who performed the extraction. She doesn't remember much, aside from lying on her stomach on the operating table before hospital staff sedated her, then waking up hours later in a post-operation recovery room still feeling loopy.
Andrea wasn't bothered by too much pain after the surgery, but donating a liter of marrow left her fatigued and on the couch for four days. There were no scars or stitches from the operation, just two small puncture holes in her lower back.
It's been an experience Andrea will never forget and would repeat if given the opportunity. "Your chances of donating are very slim," she said, "but if I get called again, I'll definitely do it."


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Sept. 6, 2006 KillAbrew Men's 60 55 posts | Thanks for the help. I have not made it there yet. Still getting settled. I am in Seattle with the Ca. team next week and then St. George in Oct. When do the leagues end for the year? I will be looking the league up so I can make some contacts for possible traveling team next year. |


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- AnonymousMay 27, 2013 at 10:20 AM
Hi Lori, I may be related to Samuel and Julia
Shoemaker too. My gr grandma is Esther or
Easter Shoemaker buried st Locust Grove in Ohio. Her dad was Martin Shoemaker who is supposed to be there too, but I couldn't find the graves. My grandma used to speak about the Old Dutch cemetery - so Samuel and Julia could be my 4th greats, contact me to try to help me fill in my missing fsmily tree info. Margaret Coogan. firstname.lastname@example.com - AnonymousAugust 8, 2013 at 11:07 AM
Lori, Samuel & Julia are my 5th great-grandparents. Jacob Caplinger/Jemima Shoemaker/John Shoemaker & Barbara Countryman. Sounds like you had a wonderful and successful trip! My mother and I have been doing little day or evening trips to a few of the cemeteries to get information. I love it! I live in Greene County. You can contact me on facebook at email@example.com
ReplyDelete - AnonymousDecember 7, 2013 at 11:15 PM
Samuel and Julia Ann are my 5th Greta Grandparents.
Samuel Shoemaker & Julia Ann Weaver
Frances Hiram Smith & Emily Countryman
John Thomas Fletcher& Jenny Bell Smith
Vollie McMurray & Mary Edith Fletcher
Albert Harold Ingram & Ruth Ellen McMurray
Craig William Greene & Carolyn Sue Ingram
Me- Danièl Michelle Greene (m. Brandon Paul Lehr)RepliesI too am related through Frances Hiram Smith and Emily Countryman. My maiden name is Mercer.
Delete- amber thompsonApril 27, 2014 at 2:13 AM
Francis Hiram Smith and Emily L. Countryman is my fourth great grandparents.
Delete - amber thompsonApril 27, 2014 at 2:19 AM
Emily L. Countrymans parents are Elijah Martin and Susan Shoemaker Countryman


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- - We saw a white deer the other day....
We saw a white deer the other day.... Anyone seen one of these before? We were on a ride in the back fields the other day (We love in Ohio) and saw the strangest white deer with black spots. It was very cool. Unfortunately, it ran into the woods before I could get the camera out. |
I've seen one, a few summers ago there was one living in the fields behind my house I saw her two or three times, as did my mom/sister. It was so cool! |
That is very cool, and never seen one before. I am a hunter and know my deer, and what you saw was a piebald white tail deer. Very rare, like white albinos. |
Piebald white tail...interesting! I'll have to keep a eye out for her next time. |
I remember hearing/reading about a herd of white deer in Seneca, NY. Found this Wikipedia article: Seneca white deer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia These guys aren't albino. |
I saw one last year. It scared me because I wasn't expecting it. I mean, a white deer? White's not a color you usually associate with deer. |
We have (or used to have) an albino deer running around in a reservation near my town. I don't know what happened to it but white deer unfortunately don't live long because its easy to find them.. |
we have a piebald white tail deer near our area! she was soo gorgeous though she gave the horse i was on quite a scare when she popped out lol |
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Savvy User Jean Savvy Guest
Friday, January 1, 2010
I think you should give users the option of signing the individual words: "I love You" instead of just the ILY or fingerspelled options.
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i miss you
Savvy User Carla Savvy Member
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
It troubles me when the church doesn't know or understand other languages (examble: ASL). American Sign Language has certain universal signs. The universal sign for "I love you" is not a gang sign and it is not a demonic sign. Right or wrong?
i agree
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Saturday, February 15, 2014
I like you am disappointed that the sign given at this site is slang rather than using the whole phrase, I love you. How can you make emphasis with a hand sign like that?
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Saturday, February 15, 2014
The sign shown here is NOT a slang sign. It is the universal sign for I LOVE YOU. If you would like to sign each word seperately, you can, but this is not a slang sign.
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Monday, January 23, 2012
Correct! The ASL sign for "I Love You" (shown above) is different from what would be considered a gang sign or demonic sign. The sign is made by combining the three letters ILY.
What's the meaning of this sign?
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Saturday, December 8, 2012
I was wondering if you might be able to tell me what it means when the sign for "I love you" (index and pinky fingers) made with both hands are brought together - one on top of the other.
Same sign for church?
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is this sign (index, pink & thumb) the same one used for I love you when the YOU is referring to God? i htought you also had to point to heaven?


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The second responds, Yeah, but you should try electricians! Everything inside them is colour-coded.
The third surgeon says, No, I really think librarians are the best; everything inside them is in alphabetical order.
The fourth surgeon chimes in, You know I like construction workers. Those guys always understand when you have a few parts left over at the end, and when the job takes longer than you said it would.
But the fifth surgeon shut them all up when he observed, Youre all wrong. Politicians are the easiest to operate on. There's no guts, no heart, no balls, no brains, and no spine, they lie still, and there are only two moving parts - the mouth and the arsehole - and they are interchangeable!


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When he announced his party's manifesto earlier in December, Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi doffed his hat to an emerging 'neo middle class' as he termed it and laid out a political blueprint to woo this community.
On Thursday as the election results came in, bringing the BJP tally to 115 seats and securing a hat-trick for Modi, political observers said it's this neo middle class that has been the big differentiator — more than caste and community.
And it's the delimitation exercise, done in Gujarat after 15 years that saw 40 rural seats being dissolved and the emergence of 20 new urban seats that has politically empowered this new class.
"We are calling this a claste politics, a nexus of class and caste.
The emerging aspirational neo middle class is a phenomenon of increasing urbanisation in Gujarat and this class is firmly behind Modi.
The delimitation exercise has had a big impact on the 2012 polls,'' said Vidyut Joshi, political analyst and professor with Gujarat University.
This urbanisation, political observers say, is also bringing increased cosmopolitanism that goes beyond caste identities.
The demands of this entire class are largely focused on securing a better living through job and entrepreneurial opportunities, not food security or employment guarantee schemes offered by the Congress.
Modi stands for this class, his manifesto promises to attend to their needs.
Out of the 115 seats that BJP bagged in this polls, around 60 are from big 4 cities including Ahmedabad, Surat, Baroda, Rajkot.
"The BJP's losses were in areas like Anand, Kheda, Banaskantha and Sabarkantha, which are essentially rural. Also, young first-time voters, estimated by some to number around 10 million are Modi supporters,'' said Gautam Thaker, general secretary of the People's Union for Civil Liberties.