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WASHINGTON – The CUA field hockey team has been honored
with the 2010 Gladiator by SGI/NFHCA Division III National Academic
Team Award. The Cardinals, who won the 2010 ECAC
Championship, were one of 78 Division III teams from across the
country to receive the honor.
To be eligible for the National Academic Team Award a team must
achieve a minimum GPA of 3.0 during the first semester of the
2010-11 academic year.
CUA went 17-4 this past season, with the 17 wins setting a new
school record. The Cardinals, who were nationally ranked for
eight consecutive weeks, established new school marks in goals
scored (77) and shutouts (11). CUA capped its season with the
first-ever ECAC title in school annals, downing Drew 2-1 in the
championship game on November 14.
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Tomorrow, the 19th round of the league will start and it looks like Hilal and Nassr will have a hard week till they meet in the finals for the Crown Prince Cup on Feb. 22.
Hilal has a greater pressure leaning on them as the team is, of course, still desperately hoping to win the league. This match against Nassr is one of the last strands of hope. Luckily for Nassr, they will be facing the match a bit more relaxed because of their standing now.
Speaking of good standing, our national team has accelerated a step higher by winning against China in Dammam last Wednesday in the Asian Cup qualifiers. This is definitely a reason to celebrate but I hope it doesn't cause overconfidence among our players and coaches. Let us be motivated to win but also keeping in mind that a single win is not a victory. If for anything, this means a harder work to come. Congratulations to our national team, we are looking forward to a better football.
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A quirky French indie based on co-scripter Laurent Graff's novel.
A shy and fastidious Gallic croupier dreams of going places while remaining firmly ensconced in his apartment in "Elsewhere," a quirky French indie based on co-scripter Laurent Graff's novel. Greatly aided by Nicolas Abraham's solid, stone-faced perf as the wannabe-traveler protag, frosh helmer Frederic Pelle elicits a fair number of chuckles from the material, though the end result, even at just 80-odd minutes, remains rather slight. "Elsewhere" could be at home in fest sidebars.
Pic starts sometime in the past and progresses through the mostly static life of Patrick (Abraham), with intertitles that indicate the passage of time ("one year later," etc.) becoming something of a running gag. In the opening scene, Patrick purchases a suitcase and then proceeds to plan the ultimate trip, buying the latest gadgets and learning the most exotic languages for years — all from the comfort of his own spartan dwelling. He's not a total loner or weirdo, though; as befits a French pic, he has sex with several people, intercourse with one of them (Jade Phan-Gia) leading to an amusing coda. Craft contributions are in line with the film's tiny budget.Elsewhere
A Zelig Distribution release of a Bianca Films presentation and production, in association with 7eme Apache Films. Produced by Pascal Lahmani. Directed by Frederic Pelle. Screenplay, Pelle, Laurent Graff, based on the novel "Voyage, Voyages" by Graff.
Camera (color), Olivier Banon; editor, Anne Riegel; music, Stale Caspersen; production designer, Stephane Esturoune; costume designer, Elisabeth Mehu, Orlanda Laforet. Reviewed at San Sebastian Film Festival (Zabaltegi New Directors), Sept. 18, 2010. Running time: 83 MIN.
Nicolas Abraham, Jade Phan-Gia, Jean-François Gallotte, Anais Demoustier, Jean-Claude Lecas.


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Kathryn Bentley
Gold Wing Earrings
These Kathryn Bentley gold post earrings echo the shape of wings in a modern, geometric interpretation. The 10K yellow gold flat posts can be worn as your main earrings or in a second or third piercing to add a quiet, casual style to your look.
10K yellow gold stud : 5/16" x 1/8"
10K yellow gold posts and backs
10K yellow gold stud : 5/16" x 1/8"
10K yellow gold posts and backs
Los Angeles - After studying painting at the School of Visual Art, Kathryn Bentley realized she did not want to be a painter. Instead, she began working for a New York showroom and jewelry designer and found being around such creative forces gave her the inspiration to begin her own collection. In her spare time, she learned how to enamel, do beadwork, and metalsmith. Her first pieces were created during the beginning of the economic downturn and made from brass which was less expensive than gold. She soon moved to Los Angeles where her studio is now located.


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Monday, October 31, 2011
Happy Halloween!
Happy Halloween!
This is my favorite Holiday of the year!
Sunday, October 30, 2011
Pumpkin Seeds!
I {heart} roasted pumpkin seeds!
They are a hassle to get out of the slimy insides
of the pumpkin, but super worth it!
{I put mine in a colander...and a larger bowl.
Fill with warm water. And the seeds will float to the top.
Still takes some time to remove any connected strings...}
Rinse the seeds. Pat dry with towel.
I have about 2-3 soccer ball sized pumpkins.
I put 1-2 tbsp canola oil on my cookie sheet.
pour on the seeds, stir around to coat them.
Sprinkle with salt and garlic salt.
Bake in oven 350*
stir every 10 minutes for about 40 minutes
until golden brown.
Saturday, October 29, 2011
Basket of frames!
I am stockpiling for winter.
I am hurrying to use any nice weather to paint, glaze
and finish major projects...I know the snow will come.
And when it does, I'll be ready!
I have this basket full of awesome frames that I
know what I am going to do with...but will
finish up when it's cold outside!
Friday, October 28, 2011
My neighbor does a food co-op (like
bountiful baskets
Because there are so many neighbors participating,
she gets a great prices and the truck brings it to her house.
It's so nice because it's just a few doors
down...no waiting in lines...nice.
And a great variety of food!
I get a basket every other week...we love it!
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Polka Dot Pillow!
A good pillow can tie a room together!
I've seen people base their entire room design on a single pillow...
I haven't.
But I found this fabric at Hobby Lobby...had them cut me 18"
and with my 40% off coupon, paid $2.70...a lot for me,
but this pillow will tie things together for me!
it's all my favorite colors!
I used every inch of the fabric. I cut an 18" square for the front.
and the remaining piece I cut exactly in half.
I sewed a hem on both back pieces and pinned them to the
front for an envelope style back.
Stuffed in my brand new pillow form
(I found at a yard sale for $1.00)
I love it! I love those bright colors!
Total cost: about $4...
Total time: about 15 minutes...
Yay for easy projects!
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Pillar Candle Tower!
During my
Saturday Super Score
I ended up with this plaster pillar candle holder!
It's that white plaster thing...
I painted it aqua and glazed it!
Topped with a vanilla pillar candle!
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Phoenix set!
I found these 2 gold
birds at a thrift store!
I paid more than I usually would...
but I liked them. alot.
(taken with phone camera)
I totally painted them blue, because I could!
And there was also some chipped parts,
so it needed something anyways.
Yes, I am an abomination to collectors everywhere!
But whatever! I love them!
Monday, October 24, 2011
The Epic Fail Fail Fail Table!!!
I got this white table...the top surface is really bad,
so I patched it up...but I figured I would do a stencil
or something to break up the top so you
don't just see the imperfections.
Primed it and painted it gray
Cut a geometric stencil out of some plastic...
sponged on some paint...
peeled the stencil to see this crap!
Wiped it off and started over...must be the stencil.
So I taped off a sort of geometric chevron pattern...
with scotch blue (it's supposed to be awesome, right?)
Got it painted...
and peeled it off to see this crap!
Then I decided to try a different approach!
3rd times a charm right?
I ran to the store and grabbed a million paint chip cards...
had to go back a second time, cuz a million
wasn't enough apparently!
I used mod podge and glued down a ton of circles!
there was one just slightly off...so before it dried
completely I tried to remove it...and flip!
The entire surface removed! Ahhh!
Totally peeled up...completely in one piece!
I am left with this crap!
So I took it outside...resprayed it gray.
and it sits, gathering dust...
until inspiration hits again!
Ideas anyone?
Sunday, October 23, 2011
Deseret Industries
I've had a couple comments asking about the D.I.
The DI is one of my favorite stores!
Deseret Industries:
"""For over 70 years, Deseret Industries has been in the business
of transforming lives. Currently our 45 locations serve
individuals in seven western states. We look forward to
serving you at your local Deseret Industries."""
Basically like Goodwill or Salvation Army.
Non-profit...all money goes to schooling and
education for their employees.
They have humanitarian warehouses as well that
benefit other countries and disaster relief that
uses most of what is donated.
Only about 10% of what is donated actually ends up for
sale in the store...so it's not just a bunch of old crap.
They can really chose the best things to fill the shelves.
Love it!
here are some of my great DI finds:
phone: $5
Box $3
jewelry thing: $4
Lights: $4
Coat of Arms: $5
Saturday, October 22, 2011
Sticky Bats!
This was a 'kids' project!
And it was FREE!!!!!!
I had the kids gather sticks...there was a big windstorm
and lots of branches were lining the streets.
We stuck them in our green tinted mason jar.
I used the silhouette bats shape and cut out a page of bats...
We just used glue dots and stuck those
little bats all over the branches.
I love the shadows they cast on the wall!
So easy and fun!
Best part...when we are done with them, we can just
throw them in the wood burning stove!
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Police have released surveillance video of the armed robbery of a 7-Eleven in Frankford on June 29 in hope of identifying the culprits.
The FBI and Philadelphia police are trying to identify two bank robbers involved in unrelated heists in the Northeast last week.
Two armed robbers held up a couple of Mayfair Shop n Bag employees as the workers were on the way to make a cash deposit at a neighboring bank on Sunday morning, police say.
Police seek the public's help in finding a missing Northeast man with mental health issues and who may pose a danger to himself.
A couple of armed robbers who targeted a Somerton gas station mini-mart last month have been growing their territory, suburban police claim. The same two men allegedly knocked off gas stations three times, as well as a convenience store and a smoke shop in Bensalem.
An unidentified man went to a Frankford convenience store on Jan. 28 to make a cash withdrawal, but he didn't use the ATM. Instead, he took money from the cash register.
A man with a distinctive scar on his face and an unusual sense of style robbed a Parkwood convenience store on Jan. 14, according to Philadelphia police.
A hooded gunman robbed a 7-Eleven store in Mayfair last month, fleeing with cash and cigarettes.
Philadelphia police are trying to identify a man who allegedly tried to rob a PetSmart store in the Lower Northeast on Dec. 9.
The same gunman robbed three Northeast Philadelphia cell phone stores earlier this month, police say.
It would've been pretty tough to miss the guy who wore a white sweatshirt with a gaudy black design into a Wissinoming grocery store on Oct. 25. Police now hope that someone recognizes him or his distinctive hoodie from surveillance video because the guy ended up robbing the business at gunpoint.
Apparently, a gunman didn't want to sully the name of his beloved Frankford when he decided to hold up a Torresdale 7-Eleven on Oct. 20. So he went outside, pulled a red hoodie over his "FKD" shirt and took care of business.
Two opportunistic robbers waited for a Wissinoming convenience store clerk to go outside before snatching a cash register from the business on Oct. 16, police said.
An unknown man didn't just break into a Mayfair computer store on Sept. 19, he became a repeat visitor there. Police say that the burglar raided the property three times early that morning and even changed his clothes in between his visits.
Philadelphia police have released surveillance video of an armed robbery at a Northwood pizza parlor.


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Bicycle iPod Speaker
A water resistant ipod speaker case that attaches to your bicycle frame. There is also a handlebar remote control so you can chose what you want to be listening to.
It's a toy car that defies gravity! I saw a demo of this amazing little remote control car on The Today Show, and it's pretty amazing. Zoom zoom zoom!
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Atmel's FingerChip Sensor Enables Enhanced Security for the HP iPAQ hx2700 Series Pocket PC Line
GRENOBLE, France, Jan. 10 -- Atmel® Corporation (NASDAQ:ATML), a global leader in the development and fabrication of advanced semiconductors, announced today that its AT77C104B FingerChip® sensor has been integrated into the new HP iPAQ hx2700 Series Pocket PC. Coupled with enabling third party software, the FingerChip sensor provides users with a secure and convenient way to protect their information without the need to manually enter a password. It can also be used in conjunction with a password for even greater security protection.
"The FingerChip sensor continues demonstrating its unique fit in embedded devices," said David Richard, Atmel Biometrics Marketing Manager. "Its small size allows for a low cost solution, while its robust technology and packaging ensure a truly reliable solution. We will continue to prove our competitiveness in this growing market and we are very proud of our relationship with HP."
Atmel designed the FingerChip sensor to provide a cost-effective, small form factor solution that meets the demand of biometric security for space constrained mobile applications. The FingerChip sensor uses a patented method for imaging the entire finger by "sweeping" it across the sensor. Sweeping captures successive images (slices), applying software to reconstruct the fingerprint. This method allows the space-efficient FingerChip sensor to return a large, high.quality, 500 dots per inch image of the fingerprint. This image is then processed through authentication software, and extracts a template, which is used for fingerprint comparison.
"Our integration of Atmel's biometrics technology into the HP iPAQ hx2700 series Pocket PC is another proof point that security is a key focus for HP and we take great efforts to deliver HP iPAQ mobile devices that meet the security needs of our varied customers," said Michael McNulty, manager of product marketing, Handheld Division, HP.
About Atmel
Atmel is a worldwide leader in the design and manufacture of microcontrollers, advanced logic, mixed-signal, nonvolatile memory and radio frequency (RF) components. Leveraging one of the industry's broadest intellectual property (IP) portfolios, Atmel is able to provide the electronics industry with complete system solutions. Focused on consumer, industrial, security, communications, computing and automotive markets, Atmel ICs can be found Everywhere You Are(SM).
Information on the AT77C104B can be retrieved at www.atmel.com /dyn/products/product_card.asp?part_id=3322
For further information on Atmel's biometrics, go to www.atmel.com /products/Biometrics/


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- Forum: General Chat
Well, I think you'll do better than I could with this thread. If you or anyone else decides to take it
it will be interesting to see if you can make headway, while avoiding the uncivil distractions that I now see were so predictable.
My Best.


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Denton: Finishing Games Next Priority on Improvement List
By John Denton
April 6, 2013
CLEVELAND – In the NBA, there is no Mariano Rivera and no running game to salt away the clock. In the NBA, the ability to close out games is usually built off experience – and often it is bad experience.
The youth-filled and injury-depleted Orlando Magic are having to learn the lessons of closing out games the hard way these days. The Magic made a furious comeback on Monday in Houston to get close, but they couldn't get over the hump in an eight-point loss. And on Friday, the Magic had two chances at beating the Chicago Bulls, but never got off a shot and had to stomach a one-point loss.
``Absolutely, the next step for us is learning to close,'' Magic rookie guard DeQuan Jones said. ``It starts with playing 48 minutes and playing the entire game. (Closing) just comes with experience and being in those situations. It's just something for us to build on and get better doing.''
The Magic (19-58) will get another shot at closing out a game on Sunday when they play the Cavaliers (23-52) in Cleveland on Sunday night at 6 p.m. It is the last game of the Magic's longest road trip of the season – a five-game, 10-day trip.
The Magic had Saturday off to pick up the pieces from Friday's 87-86 loss in Chicago. The Magic led after each of the first three quarters and had a five-point advantage early in the fourth quarter. But an 18-4 spurt by the Bulls put the Magic into a seemingly insurmountable nine-point hole with four minutes to play.
But as has been the case with this Magic team all season, it refused to go away quietly. Four straight Magic baskets – capped by a thunderous dunk by Jones in transition – got Orlando within one point of the lead. Orlando got two more defensive stops, but they couldn't take the lead when Nik Vucevic had the ball stripped out of his hands on a post move and Beno Udrih slipped while driving in the final seconds of the game.
The heartbreaking result left the Magic 4-10 this season in games decided by five points or less. Also, they are 13-12 this season when taking the lead into the fourth quarter.
``Our next step is closing out games,'' said Vucevic, who had 16 points, 15 rebounds and two blocked shots against the Bulls. ``We've lost a lot of close games and a lot of games where we had the lead but let it slip away. But this is part of the process of us getting better and getting more mature.''
To make matters worse for the Magic on Friday night, they were never able to get the Bulls to the free throw line and possibly get the ball back for another shot at tying or winning the game. Orlando fouled once down the sttetch, but didn't foul in the final seconds as time ran off the clock. Magic head coach Jacque Vaughn planned to use it as a teaching moment for his young basketball team.
``We needed to foul and then foul again because we had one (foul) to give,'' Vaughn said. ``So it's a great lesson for us. We'll look at it on film and grow from each game. That's what this whole thing is about for us.''
On a team filled with five rookies and three second-year players, Vaughn is using just about every sequence from games as teachable moments for his players. Closing out games, in particular, takes especially precise execution and concentration because of the need to get the ball in the right places at the right time. In time, those decisions will come more natural to a Magic squad that is still getting used to playing together.
``I look at the small steps that we're taking,'' Vaughn said. ``We go to San Antonio and play a good first half and not a really good second half. We come back (on Friday) and we're up at halftime and how do we respond? We come out with much better effort and much better attention to detail.
``We get down nine with 4 minutes to go in the game, but our guys locked in and gave ourselves a chance to win the game,'' Vaughn continued. ``So those are the steps that we want to continue to take. We'll continue to grow and we'll learn how to finish games and learn how to execute in the end and then we'll learn how to do it back-to-back. These are great steps for us.''
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For I am the Lord your God who takes hold of your right hand and says to you, Do not fear; I will help you. Isaiah 41:13 Song: Just Be Held - Casting Crowns
Thrive by Casting Crowns Lyrics, Christian Music lyrics and iPhone background at ChristianMusicDaily.org
Post your Prayer Requests on Instapray. Pray with the whole world ---------> www.instapray.com
This song got me through a lot of rough times, through illness and loss. Thank God for giving CC talent and the hearts they have. Thank you for your grace and strength. -Britt :)
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Who am I? That the Voice that calmed the sea would call out through the rain and calm the storm in me.
Still you hear me when I'm calling. Lord, you catch me when I'm falling, and you've told me who I am. I am yours
As resurrection day(Easter) draws near, I'm reminded of what an awesome God i serve. Thank you Jesus.
Casting Crowns - Just Be Held (Official Lyric Video), your worlds not fallin apart...it's fallin into place!
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 21st Mar 2008 21:49 UTC
"I used KDE as my primary desktop from 1996 through 2006, when I installed the GNOME version of Ubuntu and found that I liked it better than the KDE desktop I'd faced every morning for so many years. Last January, I got a new Dell Latitude D630 laptop and decided to install Kubuntu on it, but within a few weeks, I went back to GNOME. Does this mean GNOME is now a better desktop than KDE, or just that I have become so accustomed to GNOME that it's hard for me to give it up?"
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is that you are a human who's preferences can't be predicted by a scorecard of features or styles in an OS, just like the rest of us.
But, oh well, here's to yet another KDE vs Gnome flame war where we all use our anecdotes and predilections to prove which one is better...
But before it turns into that I'd like to point out the best quote of the article:
Windows feels a lot more Linuxlike to me than Mac OS. In many ways it seems as if it's a slightly clumsy knockoff of KDE.
:D That's more like it! A KDE vs Windows flame war could actually be entertaining.


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Monique Lhuillier Fall 2009 Runway
Silence & Noise Asymmetrical Navajo Dress $68.00 Light cotton dress with asymmetrical pleated detailing at the v-neck top. Subtle pleating through the skirt with a dip-dye hem. Finished with smocking at the back for a sure fit. Exclusive to Urban Outfitters. Imported. Machine wash. *House dress silhouette *Knee length *25"l from center back *Fits true to size *Cotton
Miu Miu Silk gazar cape Original Price $1,540 Now $924 40% off Details Size & fit Red silk gazar full cape with hidden armholes. Miu Miu cape is double-lined with a bubble hem, pointed collar and has a hidden press stud fastening on the front. 100% silk. Dry clean only. Product code: 30270 * Italian sizing * Loose by design * Runs true to size * The mannequin is wearing an IT 42 * The mannequin height is 179cm / 5'11? product code: 30270 Color: Pink
Burberry Prorsum Jumbo paillette top Right rrow Burberry Prorsum Jumbo paillette top Original Price $1,395 Now $837 40% off Details Size & fit Black silk and cashmere blend tank top with jumbo sized paillette discs. Burberry Prorsum top has a V-neck and simply pulls on. 60% wool, 30% silk, 10% cashmere; 100% polyester. Dry clean. Product code: 27289
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Donna Karan City cotton jacket Original Price $2,195 Now $1,536.50 30% off Details Size & fit Beige stretch cotton jacket with notch collar and wrap fastening. Donna Karan jacket has a Velcro fastening, three-quarter-length sleeves and comes with a leather buckle belt. 60% cotton, 35% nylon, 5% elastane. Dry clean. Product code: 32172 * US sizing * Runs true to size * The mannequin is wearing a US 6 * The mannequin height is 179cm / 5'11" product code: 32172 Color: Neutrals
Marni Peep-toe ankle boots Original Price $920 Now $460 50% off Details Size & fit Taupe leather ankle boots with a wooden heel that is approximately 130mm/ 5 inches high and a 20mm/ 0.5 inch platform. Marni boots have an open toe, a tweed trim and simply slip on. Product code: 34222 * Italian sizing * Runs true to size product code: 34222 Color: Gray
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June 11, 2011
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HOUSTON - Senior Chris Carter jumped his way to All-American status by finishing 8th place in the triple jump at the NCAA Championships Saturday afternoon.
Carter jumped 16.14m/52-11.5 on his third attempt. He was an All-American in the indoor season with his fourth-place finish and only two inches separated Carter from repeating that finish at the Outdoor Championships.
"I appreciate the honor," said Carter. "It was great to go out and get something like that in my last season here at Houston. It wasn't my best day, there were certain things I didn't execute as well as I should've but it's still great to see all the hard work paying off."
With Carter's point, the men's team finished in 64th place.
Lamar Delaney (15.41m/50-6.75) finished 18th in the event.
The women's 4x100m relay team had a disappointing day as they were unable to finish the race. Heading around the final curve, the Cougars were positioned in third place with their star 100m runner Grecia Bolton waiting to make an impact on the race. But as the final exchange went down, another team fell on the track in the lane next to Houston and it appeared that was enough to throw off the handoff.
"Sometimes the meet goes your way, and sometimes it doesn't," said head coach Leroy Burrell. "We're still learning what we need to get done in order to do better at a meet like this. We still have some work to do but we'll be back next year. Our women's team looks very strong for next season and our men will probably have even more qualifiers next year. Our program is heading in the right direction."
Texas A&M won both the men's and women's team competitions for the third straight year.
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Men | ||
Triple Jump | Chris Carter (8) | 16.14m/52-11.5 |
Lamar Delaney (18) | 15.41m/50-6.75 | |
Women | ||
4x100m | Houston (--) Tai'shea Reese, Whitney Harris, Kalyn Floyd, Grecia Bolton | DNF |
Errol Nolan (9) 45.30*
Long Jump
Jonathan Williams (19) 7.42m/24-4.25
Chris Carter (24) 6.89m/22-7.25w
Triple Jump
Chris Carter (8) 16.14m/52-11.5
Lamar Delaney (18) 15.41m/50-6.75w
Pole Vault
Alex Bentley (19) 5.15m/16-10.75
Grecia Bolton (10) 11.41*
Grecia Bolton (16) 23.27
100m Hurdles
DeMeeka Jones (21) 13.81
Houston (--) 43.38* - SR
Tai'shea Reese, Whitney Harris, Kalyn Floyd, Grecia Bolton


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Flashback: The Cult of J.T. LeRoy
Recent stories in New York and now The New York Times have raised questions about the true identity of J.T. LeRoy, author of Sarah and last year's Harold's End. In this 2001 story, Joy Press talked to LeRoy and had a few of her own doubts.
Everyone loves a hustler, but nobody entirely trusts one. Elusive yet vulnerable, the artist-hustler slouches around the edges of pop culture. Think of Jean-Michel Basquiat, who craftily positioned his graffiti outside restaurants visited by the art elite; or Courtney Love, who played indie rock until she had enough cultural and hard currency to schmooze her way into Hollywood glamdom. The artist-hustler has a longer tradition than you might think: A recent biography reveals Hans Christian Andersen as a tireless networker, cozying up to the brothers Grimm, and Walt Whitman once appropriated a personal note from Emerson for a blurb on the back of his book. After all, what use is genius without salesmanship, persistence, and gall?
Twenty-one-year-old J.T. LeRoywhose first novel generated a cult following last year and whose second book comes out this weekis the perfect combination of gifted autodidact and compulsive self-promoter. After a childhood riddled with abuse and instability, LeRoy spent part of his teens on the streets as a real hustleruntil Dr. Terrence Owens, his therapist at a San Francisco hospital, suggested J.T. write about his life for the social workers and therapists Owens was teaching. His first taste of positive feedback was addictive: "It was like feeling a switch go on inside me; it had nothing to do with sex or how I looked, it was this pure thing."
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As he became more interested in the literary world, a neighbor put him in touch with poet Sharon Olds, and later a librarian showed him a reference book with numbers for publishing companies and agents. Soon enough, LeRoy had built himself a support supergroup of celebs (Dennis Cooper, Mary Gaitskill, Suzanne Vega, and Dorothy Allison among them) whom he could call at all hours of the day or night, who encouraged him to write and counseled him on the wily ways of the literati. Says Gaitskill, "One of the first things he ever said to me was, 'I feel like this is just another hustle, like maybe I'm hustling the literary world.' I said, 'If your writing is good, it doesn't matter.' "
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LeRoy is a one-man literary striptease, exposing the gory details of his past in his writing, but drawing a veil over himself in real life. He rarely appears in public (few of his writer friends have ever met him), instead convincing pals to do readings on his behalf (an event this week in Brooklyn features Gaitskill, Shirley Manson of Garbage, and Joel Rose). He'll submit to interviews, but mainly over the phone; in photographs, he dons disguises such as the wig, mask, and tutu in Mary Ellen Mark's recent Vanity Fair portrait. For a while LeRoy wrote for New York Press and other publications under his street name, Terminator. He finally shed the pseudonym when he published his debut novel, Sarah, and is now working on the screenplay for the film, which Gus Van Sant plans to direct.
Sarah is a novel about a young boy who aims to emulate his mother, a "lot lizard" (truck-stop whore). LeRoy's newly published follow-up, The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things (Bloomsbury, $23.95), actually predates Sarah by several years; it's a collection of autobiographical stories that tell much the same tale, without the fantastical interludes and light touch that characterized the novel. One thing both books share is the name Sarahapparently J.T.'s real mother's namea hint of the eerie way LeRoy exploits the dark material of his short life.
The Heart Is Deceitful's stories are uneven and unrelenting: sometimes raw as nerve brushing bone; other times emotionally manipulative, eliciting almost involuntary twinges of empathy. In the book's opener, "Disappearances," a woman takes little Jeremiah away from his family, bucking and howling. This woman isn't as kind or gentle as his momma; she taunts and terrifies, hits and abandons him repeatedly. Unfortunately, this irresponsible babysitter is Jeremiah's birth mother, who at 18 has returned to retrieve her four-year-old from his loving foster family. A drug-addicted punk-rocker prostitute, Sarah drags her dazed son on her nomadic crawl around the South; she often makes him pretend he's a girl, leaving him vulnerable to her john-boyfriends' sexual advances. He comes to associate pain with comfort.
LeRoy's depiction of his childhood is alternately evocative and detached; he plays intricate descriptions of physical grotesqueries against a desperate longing for invisibility. And though his writing flirts with overripe clichés of transgressive fiction, there's usually something graceful and startling in the language. In "Baby Doll," first published in the anthology Close to the Bone edited by Laurie Stone back in 1998, Jeremiah dresses up like his mother and seduces her boyfriend. Later, he quietly examines the damage done: "I feel something there, between my legs, but I'm not sure what it is. . . . I open my eyes and my flashlight shines on my thing, yellowish pink, Krazy-Glued backward between my legs. And suddenly I feel pressure on my bladder and I need to piss. I move my shaking hand and pull on my thing; it stretches out slightly like gum stuck on a sidewalk but snaps right back."
LeRoy's books call like sirens to emotional tourists looking to vacation in someone else's torment. Abuse, gender confusion, abandonment, prostitution, addictionall the sensationalistic obsessions of our era, wrapped in one neat adolescent package. If hustling taught LeRoy how to sell his physical self for self-preservation, therapy showed him how to mine the ore of his personal life, how to use his realness both as a seduction tactic and as a shield. Says Dennis Cooper, who has known LeRoy since he was 15, "I think he had a really hard time being a prostitute because he's an enormously shy kid and insecure beyond belief. But I think writing his books, he found something to hustle, and it's been very good for him. It's safe."
One of LeRoy's literary mentors, Bruce Benderson, wrote a few years ago: "Seldom in my life had I encountered a 'professional' with such a knack for creating an instant sense of intimacy." Even forewarned, I am caught off guard by LeRoy's charming telephone manner. At first he stutters wildly, his high Southern drawl eventually settling into a sweet, soft-spoken patter that suggests he might call me "ma'am" at any moment. He offers messy personal details bundled in charming metaphors, and almost immediately confesses he has problems with boundaries: "Around the time of that memoir craze, my story came out [in Close to the Bone], and I got a little taste of the press. I didn't know how to deal with it, and I ended up having sex with one of the people who interviewed me; it was a big fucking mess," he sighs, sounding like a remorseful teenage girl caught smoking after curfew. "If I feel like someone wants to have sex with me I go into waitress mode: 'Let me take your order?' "
Behind LeRoy's compulsive openness is a knack for self-mythologizing: For instance, he claims to have started the widespread rumor that Dennis Cooper wrote Sarah. There's also been some confusion over the photo on the cover of Cooper's most recent novel, Period (of a gamine, straw-haired boy), which Bloomsbury has also used as LeRoy's publicity photo. J.T. says, "I wanted to be anonymous, but they really pushed me for pictures. So we spread the idea that it's not really me, because I wanted a parachute so that if I wanted to jump, I could jump. When I wrote Sarah I was male-identified, and now I'm not. I don't know what I am. So it's easier if people decide it's not me, then I won't be held down. So many people have claimed me as their own, so I guess the best thing is to confuse them all."
All of this slipperiness has led some early supporters to wonder if they've been played. As Gaitskill put it, "It's occurred to me that the whole thing with Jeremy [J.T.] is a hoax, but I felt that even if it turned out to be a hoax, it's a very enjoyable one. And a hoax that exposes things about people, the confusion between love and art and publicity. A hoax that would be delightful and if people are made fools of, it would be OKin fact, it would be useful."
Why were so many talented people so drawn to a fucked-up teen with a shady past and a shaky identity in the first place? Cooper explains, "When I first knew him, he was 15 and living on the streets. He carried a fax machine wherever he went, and he would plug it in to weird places and fax me all the time. For years I thought he might die any minute. I was always trying to encourage him to write because I didn't know what else to do. And I think people like Mary did the same thing." Gaitskill says she took an interest because "he's one of the smartest people I've ever talked to in my life. It's an uncanny sort of intelligence, like he can read people without meeting them. . . . I sometimes got this image of him as a glistening gossamer net moving in response to sound, thought, feeling, any kind of stimulus imaginable."
LeRoy was astute in his choice of role modelswriters such as Cooper, Gaitskill, and Dorothy Allison whose main turf is the battleground of sexual and emotional mind games, whose characters perpetually map the surfaces of the wounded heart. LeRoy is precisely the sort of damaged character who inhabits their work, and that probably appealed too. Laurie Stone explains that when LeRoy was younger, "It was a strange experience, having to allow for how little and vulnerable and needy this person was, and how richly experienced he was. He really stakes out different people to play different roles for him."
Gaitskill is one of the few writers LeRoy has materialized for in person, but their meeting was hilariously fleeting. She says she waited for him in a San Francisco diner at the assigned time, "and suddenly he walked in with two other kids and thrust a bag of stuff at me. It turned out to be a Sharon Olds book, a manuscript, a bottle of balsamic vinaigrette, and a bar of chocolate. He said, 'I'm Terminator,' and bolted. I probably saw him for a few seconds." Yet they continued to communicate by phone and e-mail. LeRoy says, "We entered into this relationship she described as erotic, and it wasit was everything. She's the first woman I'd say I ever fell in love with on all sorts of levels. I wouldn't say she's a mommore like a lover, but a parent for the writing. A lot of people were delicate with me because I was perceived as fragile. . . . And I think I was, actually." He clears his throat nervously. "But she kind of tore me another asshole. She basically told me everything I was doing wrong in my writing and sent me Nabokov and Flannery O'Connor."
Gaitskill explains, "He told me he didn't write for a year because of something I said, and I was horrified. I considered some of the early stuff I saw to be pretty one-dimensional, even though I thought it was the kind of one dimensionality that would definitely push people's buttons, because it had a hard emotional charge to it. I didn't see his full level of perception or sophistication in it, and that's what I told him."
Threaded through both of LeRoy's books is a hunger for family, and he says that for obvious reasons it's his weak spot. "A lot of hustlers had this thing of taking them for their money and then you leave. But I would always hear these stories about the kid who got adopted and lives in a nice house as a family, and that's always what I hoped. It happened to me a few times, but I had so many emotional problems that once that stuff started leaking out, they'd throw me out." LeRoy's mentors are all older and mostly childless, and Gaitskill believes this definitely plays a role in their relationships with LeRoy. "There was a certain point, when I'd known Jeremy for about six months, I remember having an emotional reaction that baffled me. I was thinking, 'Am I falling in love with a 16-year-old?' Then I realized it was maternal feelings. I started having fantasies of marrying someone and adopting him, and I told him about a dream I had about him being abused by a terrible john. I burst in and said, 'Get your hands off!' . . . I said, 'I'm his mother' and shot the guy. That stuff lasted a few months, and then I began to deal with him as if he was my age or I was his age. It was like a game but not a hurtful game." LeRoy now has an ad hoc family of his own that includes a boyfriend and a baby and so has less need for intense emotional support, and more use for career guidance.
LeRoy's career is about to go into overdrive. He sounds like the awestruck 21-year-old he is as he lists his high-profile upcoming projects (the Sarah script, an animated musical with people from the hit children's TV series Blue's Clues, and a screenplay for an HBO show produced by Diane Keaton) and name-drops famous people who like his work (from "Shirley Manson wrote a song about me for the new Garbage album" to "I got e-mails from Courtney Love"). He's been enjoying hanging out with Van Sant lately, and one wonders if LeRoy's focus on fiction will survive all this mass media adulation.
A hint of anxiety creeps into LeRoy's voice when he contemplates where his writing will go next. The authors he admires all write complex, layered prose, and he's afraid his work may be stuck in a groove. "How do you will growth?" he asks in a strained tone. "I write from this sick shit that's in me, stuff I'm still trying to work out." Cooper says he's impressed by LeRoy's most recent writing"His work becomes structurally more self-aware all the time"but LeRoy doesn't always feel he's in control of his gift. Of Sarah, he says, "I thought it was just going to be a short story, but this pit bull came raging out and grabbed me by the neck and wouldn't let me go till it was done." He adds later, "I'll never be able to write anything like that again, for better or worse. I wasn't writing for an audience, there was no book deal, I was just writing like a shark swims. Now I have that feeling of being looked at over my shoulder."
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One of my two feeder pigs seems to have a coughing problem. He appears normal, is perfectly active (big yard), and eats like a, well, you know. The other one doesn't have a cough, so it doesn't appear to be contagious. He doesn't cough a lot; I've heard him do it maybe 5 times over the last couple of weeks. It seems like running around might be a pre-cursor for a round of coughing. I've been taking a wait-and-see attitude, but I figured you guys knew a lot more about it than I do. Should I be worried about it? Might he be sick? When he coughs, it's maybe 5-10 coughs, ending almost with a gagging sound, like he's maybe coughed something up, then he's completely normal. On one occasion he coughed about 20 times, but only once. Thanks in advance.
Maybe you could wet down his food before eating? I do not know a whole lot about pigs but I had one that coughed for awhile when I first went to powdery feed from the pellets. Took a bit to get rid of the cough and since then i water down feed and no more problems
One of our gilts used to cough once in a while also. We have 4 of them together and did not spread to the other pigs. She was that way maybe for a week. I just kept a eye on her to make sure she was doing the same old thing,and she ate and drank the same. I think the cough sounds worse than what it is. It gave me a scare at first to. If you notice a decrease in activity,eating,drinking then be worried.
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Going on your description, I would think you pig has lungworm which is why he coughs after activity and makes that gagging sound as though he's brought something up. Yes, you should be concerned about it and worm BOTH pigs with an appropriate wormer. Cheers, Ronnie
After I made my original post, I heard the little one cough a couple of times. I've wormed them both (this past Monday), and the big one isn't coughing any more, but the little one coughed a couple of times (at once, not in two incidents) yesterday. I'll hit them with the wormer feed again in a week to see if that helps.
Is it dry and kind of dusty where you are at???? Did they come out of a barn???? Is it mainly when they get going, start moving around after napping?
What wormer did you use? You definitely need a broad spectrum wormer (ivermectin type) and preferably an injectable.
agmantoo, I used the generic wormer-in-the-feed from the co-op, which they said was broad spectrum. RedHogs, it's been a pretty wet spring here. The pigs sleep in straw in a covered shelter. It's hard to say exactly when they do it, because they don't do it often. Matter of fact, all I ever hear now is a single sound that's like (to me, anyway) something between a cough and a gag. Usually it's when they've run over to the gate because I'm near and they think I have food. They grunt and squeal, and then (and only maybe) one might make the noise. It's entirely possible that it's a normal pig noise and it's just my complete lack of knowledge showing through. There's definitely no streams of coughing now like there were back when I first started the thread.
Fredster, get the injectable generic ivermectin and give the pig the wormer by injecting in the neck. Repeat the process around 3 weeks later to get the eggs that hatch. Obviously I have no confidence in the included wormer which is probably piperzine or a rename version.


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i'm doing a school project, and its on our first names. My first name being Alexandra , i'v looked it up, and they'v all said the same thing; protector of mankind, and that it's backround it greek. but i was just wondering if there was more to my name than that? so if u do know any other info about my name, i would be very happy to hear it! u can post a responce on this message board, or feel free to e-mail me @ email@example.com
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i have not watched the auditions the last few years so i had never seen Nadia's audition . Nadia had a couple websites and boards a couple years ago but no one seemed to have her audition . anyway it is on You Tube .
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Thanks for posting!
I have the mp3 on my computer, but I'm not sure I've ever seen this. I don't remember why, but this was the only episode since season 2 that I never watched on TV (not counting results shows which I usually don't watch.) Kind of ironic, I guess, seeing as it was the episode that introduced my favorite contestant.... This post has been edited by Brian11785: Sep 3rd 2007, 10:51 PM -------------------- |
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I purchased two of these for my boys who are currently on a Ghostbusters kick. I looked for a real proton pack and found that they were outrageously expensive because they are considered vintage toys. So I settled on these with a few strategically placed ghostbusters logo stickers and am very happy with them. They are inside toys at my house so I don't know if the water feature would even work. However I do feel it necessary to mention that they are not the best quality. They are made entirely of cheap plastic like the kind you find at a dollar store and I have had to sew the straps back on at all of the junctions. The velcro that holds the hose is not attached to the unit so it constantly slides out of the hole its threaded through. If your kid is skinny the straps might slide down his shoulders because they come out of the sides of the tank instead of the back. The hose actually is not attached when it arrives and just attaches by pushing it over a plastic prong. The only way to secure the hose is to use super glue. (not included) Also it is small, the main tank measures 10.5" tall by 6.5" wide by 3.5" deep including the handle on the top. Even with all of that they were a good buy for me. They were on sale so I could get two and fix them up myself. My kids won't take them off. They actually fall asleep with them on and are hoping for a gieger counter for christmas.
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Welcome to the Geneabloggers family. Hope you find the association fruitful; I sure do. I have found it most stimulating, especially some of the Daily Themes.
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April 9, 2013 The UTEP women's golf team shot 317 on day two of the Wyoming Cowgirl Classic, moving into a tie for seventh place with 18 holes remaining. The Miners have a two-day total of 635 (318-317). Boise State leads the 19-team field (307-301-608). Camino Sardinero leads UTEP with an eight-over-par 152 (75-77). She is tied for seventh place. Nathalie Castillo is tied for 27th place (80-78-158), Emma Burman is tied for 51st place (80-83-163), Maria Velasco is tied for 54th place (85-79-164) and Amber Herrera is tied for 72nd place (83-84-167). The tournament concludes on Wednesday.
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THE 47th staging of the Television Jamaica (TVJ) School's Challenge Quiz climaxed with Calabar High walking away champions after outclassing Titchfield High 38-31 in the final.
The studios of TVJ came alive last Thursday as the boys from Red Hills showed a never-say-die attitude to get past the Portlanders.
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Thanks for the kind words SJ. I just hope it is a early season game before week 6. Learned my lesson planning a late season game this year with Jax. We had about 100 people, but if the Jets hadn't tanked it would have been so much bigger.
This is making me want to visit the new stadium. Maybe the schedule makers will be kind this year and I will be able to bring my bride to be back East for the Jets vs Chowds.