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Publication Date: December 18, 2014
Origins: From Author for Review
Synopsis: She's here, she's queer, and she's driving right off the grid. We all go a little Mad sometimes.
Madison Lam is a recent college graduate and dump-ee. Feeling simultaneously over-and-underwhelmed by the state of her life (and struggling to care), she embarks on a road trip in an effort to self destruct. Whimsy may or may not ensue. Hi-jinks not guaranteed.
Review: In ELSEWHERE, Madison Lam has just gone through a breakup with her girlfriend which has left her devastated and feeling truly alone in the world. She decides to walk away from her life and take a road trip, just pointing the car in whatever direction calls to her. As her travels take her across the country, she finds both new and familiar people who help her realize her reaction to this breakup may be exposing some long-standing deep-seated issues which need to be dealt with. In ELSEWHERE, the author introduces us to a wide range of characters with varied viewpoints, relationships, and issues. I felt a true kinship for Madison, having experienced some of the same issues in my life. Each step of Madison's journey in ELSEWHERE is important as she puzzles together who she is and who she wants to be independently of others. The author has a way of making the characters relatable to the readers, even if they're vastly different from themselves. ELSEWHERE is a beautifully written coming of age story which I highly recommend.
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Valentine's Day (A delayed reaction.)
I screech to a halt at U.N. Plaza aside a bustling drug and stolen goods fencing scene. And I scan the gaggle for my suitor.
Ah! Some Indian looking dude runs up from behind my cab and leans in the open shotgun window, with a query.
Indian Dude, with a heavy Indian accent and a street smart attitude,
"How much to Redwood City, man? I nee' to make it dere before 9 'o clock!"
Driver, "Well… that more than fifteen miles outside of the city. So, it's meter and a half. I can get you there in like 40 minutes, if traffic is good. But let me ask my dispatcher how much the fare would be."
Driver reaches for his CB radio and queries dispatch, "1015. Over."
Tony Jr. comes back, "1015, what's your over?"
Driver, "How much is it from U.N. Plaza to Redwood City?"
Tony Jr., "1015. With meter and a half you're lookin' at about $120 or $125."
Driver, "Thanks, Junior."
Indian Dude, "What is dis' meter 'n a haff business, maaan?"
Driver, "Well, San Francisco taxi drivers can't pick up outside of the city, except for the airport. So, it's MTA rules for when it's more than fifteen miles outside of the city. I guess it's so we split the difference of my time and gas coming back.
You want to go?"
Indian Dude, "Shit, man. I nee to get dere, fas'! I'll give you a hundred."
Driver, scratching his chin and thinking it over…
"Ok. Get in."
But instead of reaching for the back door, Indian Dude turns around and starts yelling back to a heretofore unbeknownst associate,
"Babee! I got us a taxi! Come on!! Moooove, babee!!!"
Driver checks the rear view… to witness a well-endowed Babee running up from behind in a pretty flower patterned dress, pink high heels, a big poofy afro and nursing a shiny black hand purse in her delicate limp wrist. Babee immediately strikes Driver as a black, bubbly, package of cute.
Babee, "Baby, we can't afford a cab! Let's take the train!"
Indian Dude, "Come on, babee! I hocked some jewelry for dis' ride! Your gonna be late! 'N dey gonna put you in jail, babee! GET IN!!"
And Babee and I.D. scramble in back, as I.D. throws up five twenties to Driver in advance
Then, I.D. directs,
"Redwood City cour' house, man! 400 County Road! 'N step on it! We gotta beat rush hour 'n make it dere by 9 'o clock, man!"
Well, hmm. I've never driven anyone to Redwood City before. I know you would USUALLY take 101 south, straight down. But traffic invariably locks up just past SFO at this time with Silicon Valley commuters. I'm thinking 280 south might be a safer bet. It's parallel to 101 and a little less trafficky. But, I'd have to plug the address into my iPhone for directions to 400 County Road, and how to access the courthouse from there. Hell, I'd have to plug it in regardless. I've never been!
Driver, "I think 280 might be a safer bet to avoid rush hour traffic. You cool with that?"
I.D., "Sure. Whatevah, man. Jus' GO!"
I plug '400 County Road, Redwood City' into my iPhone. And Steve Jobs lights our way.
As we roll, I find my passengers to be cute, if not an odd couple. I mean, an olive skinned, street smart Indian dude? With a cute, bubbly, black chick with a BIG afro? As well, they start bantering and jabbing at each other, but very good natured. I like them.
I.D., "Don' woree, babee. I got enough monee from the hock to pos' your bail, when they lock you up! HA!"
Babee, "Honey, come on! I'm stressed enough, as it is. Don't play like that!"
At the jab, Babee groans all cute, as I.D. now leans forward to address Driver.
I.D., "Man, lemme smoke in your cab. Can I smoke?"
Driver, "Smoke what?"
And at the question, I.D. and Babee both smile and break into laugher, before I.D. turns to Babee all assuredly, with,
"I like dis' driver, babee. We got a GOOOD one!"
As we roll onto the highway, I.D. cracks open his window and lights up a cigarette. And then, he poses another question.
"Hey, man. Do you min' if we do more den smoke?"
Unsure of what I.D. means exactly, and being a pretty amenable guy in general, Driver shrugs, as replying,
"Uhhh. Sure. Whatever."
Shortly thereafter, emanating from the back of the taxi come the alternate sounds of a card chopping on glass, and sniffing, as the passengers of Citizen's Cab 1015 grow a bit more animated, a little less anxious, and ever more sociable.
I.D. begins to get philosophical about life, fate and God.
"Maaan, I KNOW I am meant to be here! Or, I'd be dead by now! God has a plan for me, man!"
Driver relates, "Yeah, me too! I've been in three car wrecks in my life! And I should have died in ALL of them! But, I walked away from ALL three! I think it was so that I could bring my boys into this world."
I.D. jumps on this, upping the ante with that he has been in FIVE car accidents in HIS life, all of which HE should have died in, as Babee interjects cooing, all girly, before jumping on my kids comment with a deep, motherly affection.
Babee, "Awwww. You have kids? How old are they? I have a girl. I love her SO much! She's beautiful! A real light in this world. And she is SO pure! She's eighteen and just got her FIRST boyfriend! And they believe in Jesus. They go to church together! Awwwww."
Driver, "I have two boys. A fourteen year-old and a sixteen year-old. They're doing pretty well, too… Actually, MUCH better than I was at their age. HA! And I hope it STAYS that way!"
Driver, adding, " I hope your girl keeps the faith. I had a niece who got pretty disillusioned with the church, after she was VERY devout, for YEARS! She also had a boyfriend that she went to church with. They had promise rings and everything!
But one day, when she was in confession, after she was done confessing all of her sins, the priest went on, pushing her and asking, 'And do you have anything ELSE to confess?'
To which my niece got confused and simply replied, 'No.'
To which the priest came back all incredulous, with, 'Oh? Come on. What about premarital sex?'
To which my niece responded with that she was a virgin!
But the priest kept pushing, harder and harder… and ACCUSED HER OF LYING!
RIGHT THERE in the CONFESSIONAL!!
Needless to say, she left the church after that. And she's been atheist ever since."
As we continue rolling down 280, I.D. starts gushing warmly at Babee, and wishes her a happy Valentine's Day. He kisses her, as all succumb to the pretty ride that is 280 south, with its bounty of trees, cows, mountains, and the lake…
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Anti-Aging Supplements That Have Science Backing Them Up
There are a few anti-aging supplements that have gotten the attention of the public because scientific studies actually back up the fact that they help reduce the effects of aging on your body – and mind.
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For example, PLE (PolypodiumLeucotomos Extract) has been proven to protect your delicate skin from discoloration, sagging and sun damage. The extract is derived from a Central American fern and is said to increase the dose of radiation from the sun that it takes to burn your skin.
Studies are now being performed about the possibility that PLE may prevent skin cancer. Vitamin C is another supplement which has been proven to prevent wrinkles and help your skin glow by decreasing stress in cells – helping them grow and produce naturally.The cells are more apt to regenerate and make your skin vibrant and healthy.
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It's an antioxidant that reduces cellular damage that the environment and a poor diet can cause and helps promote new cell growth. Another supplement that can help you remain young both inside and out is Vitamin E.
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Gloves Heated by the Good Graces of Your USB Port
A pair of USB heated gloves for a warm, fuzzy connection between you and the USB port of your computer is a fantastic idea to many people. Plenty of folks complain of constantly cold hands no matter where they are and there are plenty of medical reasons why that might indeed be the case. So whether it's bad circulation or a cold imagination, there is a viable solution involving these gloves, which come with a USB cord and your computer with its many USB ports. Forget that you could probably find a pair that could just as easily plug into any conventional wall outlet, that's not cool anymore, don't be left behind in the last millennium. Seriously though, USB gizmos and gadgets are really innovative, and there could certainly be situations where you don't have access to a conventional outlet.
First of all, if you want to know a little more about what a Universal Serial Bus (USB) port is, and what the many uses are for this remarkable interface between a computer and a peripheral device of some sort, read Computer Components: The USB Port. The number of accessories you can plug into a USB port is always growing and that can make life much more convenient for you in so many ways. Printers, iPods, and digital cameras are just a few of the items you can plug in via a cord to your USB port. Once plugged in, the two machines instantly know all there is to know about each other. Then they are able to amicably communicate in order to perform all sorts of operations and you don't have to know a thing about how they do that.
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More about these USB Gloves and Where to Buy a Pair
These gloves have openings for your fingers, so you can still operate a keyboard or anything else with your digits. Each wool glove has its own cord so you'll need two ports. They will work on a Mac, PC, Xbox 360, or PlayStation. The heated gloves have two different heat levels and warm up pretty quick. If you work in an air conditioned office that's too cold for you, or virtually any other cold environment where you have access to a USB port, your hands never have to suffer the cold again. They may even help with carpal tunnel syndrome and poor circulation.
Last time I checked Amazon.com, they were selling them for a little over $20. That's not a bad price for gloves, considering you could easily shell out five times that for a decent pair to use outside that are only heated by your own residual body heat. USBGeek.com also has a pair for $22 and they have all sorts of other USB accessories that you might find useful or intriguing as well.
There are so many devices that are operated and managed from a USB port that you may run out of ports on your computer. If that is the case, read this article about the best USB port splitters for desktop and laptop computers to increase the amount of hub capability you can have. If you've got perpetually cold hands are work in a semi-outside shop, or any reason you might have, give them a try because they're easy and convenient. You might suffer from a bit of ridicule, but that's a small price to pay for warm, cozy hands.


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2013 was an even-worse-than-usual year for non-acting women in Hollywood — only 6% of the 250 top-grossing films were directed by female filmmakers and just 10% written by female screenwriters — so it's no surprise to us that there's little to celebrate about this year's nominees.
Women and Hollywood's Oscar columnist Susan Wloszczyna will have more detailed commentary later this morning, but here are some quick observations about the 2014 nominees:
–There are no women-directed films in the Best Picture or Best Foreign-Language Film categories this year. Only two of the nine Best Picture nominees feature female protagonists (Gravity and Philomena). I hope Ellen can raise our spirits during the ceremony, because this situation makes us pretty depressed.
–Though Philomena had been shut out of most critics' awards, it apparently made a strong impression on the Academy, earning nods for Best Picture, Best Actress, Best Original Screenplay, and Best Original Score. The Oscars love Judi Dench, and who can blame them?
–Neither Oprah Winfrey nor Octavia Spencer got a Best Supporting Actress nod, but 12 Years a Slave's Lupita Nyong'o did. She joins her 12 Years co-star Chiwetel Ejiofor and Captain Philips' Barkhad Abdi as the acting nominees of color. Three black thespians among the twenty acting nominees must be some kind of Oscar record, no? Also to note: 12 Years director Steve McQueen is only the third black director and 12 Years screenwriter John Ridley only the fourth black screenwriter to be nominated. (No black filmmaker has won the Oscar Best Director prize.)
–The average age of the Best Actress nominees is 55.
–Congrats to Jennifer Lee (Frozen) and Jehane Noujaim (The Square) for being the only female directors in their categories, Best Animated Film and Best Documentary, respectively. Documentary is always a competitive field, but it also tends to be less plagued by industry sexism as a whole, so the collective snubs of high-profile documentarians Gabriela Cowperthwaite (Blackfish), Lucy Walker (The Crash Reel), and Sarah Polley's (Stories We Tell) aren't just disappointing but surprising.
–Two women screenwriters, Julie Delpy (Before Midnight) and Melisa Wallack (Dallas Buyers Club) co-penned their Oscar-nominated scripts.
Scroll down for the Academy-approved women-centric films and female nominees:
motion picture of the year
Gravity – Alfonso Cuaron and David Heyman, Producers
Philomena – Gabrielle Tana, Steve Coogan and Tracey Seaward, Producers
by an actress in a leading role
Amy Adams in American Hustle
Cate Blanchett in Blue Jasmine
Sandra Bullock in Gravity
Judi Dench in Philomena
Meryl Streep in August: Osage County
by an actress in a supporting role
Sally Hawkins in Blue Jasmine
Jennifer Lawrence in American Hustle
Lupita Nyong'o in 12 Years a Slave
Julia Roberts in August: Osage County
June Squibb in Nebraska
Before Midnight – Written by Richard Linklater, Julie Delpy, Ethan Hawke
Dallas Buyers Club – Written by Craig Borten & Melisa Wallack
animated feature film of the year
Frozen – Chris Buck, Jennifer Lee and Peter Del Vecho
in costume design
The Great Gatsby – Catherine Martin
12 Years a Slave – Patricia Norris
documentary feature
The Square – Jehane Noujaim and Karim Amer
documentary short subject
Karama Has No Walls – Sara Ishaq
in makeup and hairstyling
Dallas Buyers Club – Adruitha Lee and Robin Mathews
The Lone Ranger – Joel Harlow and Gloria Pasqua-Casny
in music written for motion pictures (Original song)
"Let It Go" from Frozen
Music and Lyric by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez
"The Moon Song" from Her
Music by Karen O; Lyric by Karen O and Spike Jonze
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12 Years a Slave – Production Design: Adam Stockhausen; Set Decoration: Alice
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Get a Horse! – Lauren MacMullan and Dorothy McKim
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Pitaako Mun Kaikki Hoitaa? (Do I Have to Take Care of Everything?) – Selma
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On The Profit, Marcus Lemonis visits PH Design (PH for Pacific Hospitality), a family-owned furniture company that's been in business for 40 years. Recently the company based in Los Angeles has been struggling to meet payroll. The second generation of owners has put in $75,000 personally to make ends meet. Lemonis says "their margins are paper thin" and then there's the founder's health to consider. The founder, Gilbert Martinez, was diagnosed with Parkinson's a few years ago and yet continues to show up for work.
During a conversation with Martinez and his daughter Ana Maria Martinez-Stumpo who is now running the business, Lemonis commends Gilbert for his success. "I'm very impressed," says Lemonis. "Because any time one person, over 40 years, can build a business in America, and have it stay open and last, is a big accomplishment. You fed a lot of people over the years, and you have a lot to be proud of." The Profit airs Tuesdays at 10pm on CNBC.
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Well, looky here! Or even better, listeny here! 'Cause it's a new song!
Proudly features vocals by my best buddy Chris Hardwick & new old pals Paul and Storm.
It's a tribute parody about the geek-themed variety show "w00tstock", which is itself a geek-themed tribute to the Woodstock festival, created by Paul and Storm, Adam Savage, and Wil Wheaton. (I'm very lucky to have been invited to perform in several of them. They really are little love-fests, like Woodstock, minus the mud and with more "On" buttons.)
It's a parody of Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young's incredible cover of "Woodstock" (orig. by Joni Mitchell), which you younger fans might not be familiar with, but which you should definitely get.


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President Barack Obama has to tread carefully in targeting Republican rival Mitt Romney's business resume.
He risks reinforcing criticism that he's anti-business. He doesn't want to look like he's assailing free enterprise.
Obama's campaign has put out a biting TV ad featuring laid-off workers from a now-bankrupt steel company that was bought by Romney's Bain Capital. The ad suggests Romney was a "vampire" capitalist.
Obama tried to soften the edges when he told reporters he wasn't questioning private equity firms but Romney's claim that his business experience burnished his presidential credentials. At Bain, Romney worked to "maximize profit" for investors," not to benefit society, Obama suggested.
Even so, some prominent Democrats have questioned the strategy.
Romney responded by telling Time Magazine that "someone who spent their career in the economy is more suited to help fix the economy than someone who spent his life in politics and as a community organizer."
Vice President Joe Biden threw fuel on the fire when he told a New Hampshire campaign event that private-equity experience "no more qualifies you to be president than being a plumber."
That annoyed at least one plumber. "I definitely have a problem with it," said Samuel Wurzelbacher, dubbed "Joe the Plumber" by 2008 Republican presidential nominee John McCain and now seeking to unseat Rep. Marcy Kaptur, D-Ohio.
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, who waged a withering primary attack on Romney's tenure at Bain, offered his own take on why Obama should focus his attacks elsewhere.
"We found out when we got in a fight with Mitt Romney over this that it didn't work," he told CNN's Piers Morgan.
Romney spoke Wednesday at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, where he suggested that many Democrats "love the economy, they just don't like business."
Obama addressed graduates at the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo.
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WHATEVER ELSE it is, December is the month for music. Ponds, rivers and oceans of beautiful music. In the Baltimore area, music is flowing everywhere.
On Page C14 is a chronological list of holiday concerts and other mostly classical music events through early January. Some events are free; some cost money. Many need reservations. Some reflect the religious themes of the season; others don't.
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Discussion in 'GBAtemp & Scene News' started by djgarf, Mar 10, 2005.
oh another bad 3d game on GBA, is there a good game coming in the next 6 months ????? well I'm not sure
Theres 3 out in may, Fire Emblem, Pokemon Emerald & Wario Ware all from Nintendo even though they could've been released now as they're finished. Pokemon Emerald will probably effect the sales of the other two. The new Rayman is out this month which I quite like the look of, even though it uses the same engine as Spyro. Theres some others too but I can't be bothered to remember.
ya. this game isn't that bad really. It's actually pretty fun. Simple.. but fun.
Yuck, dont like this one! I wonder why developers use proper 3D on GBA games, they never look any good.
Kinda hope this would be like the Thunderhawk games. Never mind.
When I first saw the title I thought it read "Blades of Steel" and was going to be a remake of the awesome NES hockey game. Oh well.
öh... no it isn't...
well yes a new fire emblem that could be interesting thanks for the information hadrian
even if i'm not really fan of rayman it's better than nothing
and i'm really excited for tomorrow with the lauch of the DS here in france
^the DS officially releases on 11 here too, but I already got one yesterday it rocks!!!
have fun playing with your DS lucky elifecyber !!!
Darn it, here in NZ it's been on sale for ages, I just can't afford one. Need to find a job and stop bumming around at home >_
Um what about Megaman collection is that totally pushed back, cancelled? Oh well I am off to be a rom whore, try this game, end up hating it and never touching it again....well maybe in 2009 when I run outta stuff to play....nah still problem not even then.
thought it was that old nintendo game Blade of Steel. hehe ^_-
this game doesnt look too bad. Atleast its not those crappy 2D flight sim games, like the top gun one above this game.
What ever happend to makeing sim games that felt like sim games, they could even use simple nontextured 3d graphics, or atleast a mode 7 game of some sort, not some dumb 3d overview game with jets >.< that only works with helicopters and striaght arcade shooters.
And Im surprised about the fact there are so little arcade shooters for the GBA, youd think it would have tons of them :/
I love arcade shooters.
Expecielly big complex fast paced ones :3
This game looks a bit arcade like, and alot of slw paced modes work with helicopters, though this mode would work with jets too a bit Id think, or maybe an origonal space/sci-fi shooter o-o
yea, the game is as bad as the helecopter on the screenshot looks. pixelated, choppy...i wouldnt play this.


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National Analyst: Dallas Mavericks' Dirk Nowitzki has to prove he still has something left in the tank
ESPN Insider Joe Kaiser recently listed 10 NBA stars with something to prove in 2013-14. One of those was Mavericks' forward Dirk Nowitzki.
Kaiser said that Nowitzki had to show he's still an elite player, even at the age of 35.
"It's certainly possible that Father Time has finally caught up with the future Hall of Famer," Kaiser wrote. "Prior to last season, he appeared in 73 games or more in every full-length season as a pro. That doesn't even factor in his 128 career playoff games. But his (Player efficiency rating) last season dropped to 19.2, his lowest since 1999-2000, and his 1,661 minutes played was a career low. Nowitzki has to prove that he still has something left in the tank in 2013-14, a contract year that guarantees him $22.72 million. If not, the new-look Mavs will be lottery-bound and the window to win another title with Nowitzki will have closed."
Other names on the list included the Rockets' Dwight Howard, the Lakers' Kobe Bryant and the Thunder's Russell Westbrook. Nowitzki certainly isn't in bad company.


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Why do I love being submissive to my wife? I don't know. I just know I love it. Last year I finally revealed to my wife of 3 years that I want her to be the dominant partner in our marriage. I'm a happy submissive husband and I'd like to share our journey with you.
I've had these feelings for years but was afraid to reveal them in other relationships. Now that I've accepted them I feel releived. Thankfully my wife also embraced my submission :)


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Minneapolis, MN (SportsNetwork.com) - Stephen Curry accounted for 25 points with eight assists to lead the Golden State Warriors into the All-Star break with a 94-91 win over the Minnesota Timberwolves on Wednesday night.
Klay Thompson had 14 points, while Leandro Barbosa and Andrew Bogut tallied 10 points each. Bogut also ripped 10 rebounds for the Warriors (42-9), who have won three straight and enter the break with the NBA's best record.
"(Our record) is pretty amazing," Thompson said. "It shows you how far this organization has come (and) shows you the kind of future we got."
Kevin Martin had a team-high 21 points for Minnesota and Ricky Rubio supplied 18 points with nine rebounds. Nikola Pekovic deposited 17 points and 13 rebounds in the Timberwolves' second straight loss following a three-game winning streak.
Curry's floater gave the Warriors an 89-87 lead with under two minutes to play in the game, then Thaddeus Young tied the game at the other end with a layup. Thompson followed with a clutch 3-pointer and Pekovic brought the Timberwolves back within one with two free throws.
Each team came up empty on their next two possessions, and Minnesota had a chance at the win with 17 seconds remaining.
Coming out of a timeout, Rubio ran a pick-and-roll with Pekovic, who barreled through Bogut but missed the short floater. Draymond Green pulled the rebound, then five seconds ran off the clock on the ensuing inbounds pass as a handful of players from each team batted at the ball before Curry finally came down with it. He went to the line and hit nothing but net on both attempts for a three-point edge with 2.7 seconds left.
The Timberwolves could not get a shot off in the closing seconds and the Warriors held on.
"We had opportunities," Timberwolves coach Flip Saunders said. "(Pekovic) had a good look... We had chances."
Minnesota turned a 12-point hole into a 73-67 deficit at the end of three quarters thanks to a 6-0 run over the final 1:34. Golden State led by 14 early in the fourth before the Timberwolves stormed back as Pekovic capped a 16-2 run with consecutive baskets to tie the game at 87-87.
Golden State netted the final six points of the first quarter for a 28-25 lead after 12 minutes.
"I think we didn't start the game very well, especially against a team with the best record in the league," Rubio said.
The Warriors then opened the second on an 8-2 run as Barbosa capped the spurt with a layup that gave the visitors a 36-27 edge. They led by as many as 13 in the quarter and brought a 56-46 lead into the locker room at half.
Game Notes
Young scored 15 points in the loss ... Golden State made 44.4 percent of its shots, but converted just 25.9 percent from beyond the arc ... Curry went 9- of-23 from the floor, including 2-for-10 from 3-point range ... The two teams combined to score 46 points off a total of 29 turnovers ... The Warriors' bench outscored Minnesota's reserves 34-14 ... Golden State held a 52-28 edge in the paint.


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Dua Puluh Enam: Three Months HolidayThursday, June 02, 2016
Yes I am not kidding I'm in a three months holiday /throws confetti everywhere/ haha it is not actually a holiday since I have a month of practicum in court starting next week but who cares?! I still consider it as holiday because I am away from UniSZA and attending classess and furthermore, NO FINAL EXAM! The holiday is a bless since I can spend Ramadhan with my family and I can meet up with my friends anytime for three months. Three months in Sabah, blessed.
Last three days, on Monday, I went out with my best friend Pijo to Imago Mall. It had been a long time since we see each other after going on a different path of our studies. Contacting each other via Whataspp and Wechat doesn't satisfied us all so we planned to meet up before I head up for my practicum. So we decided to meet on Monday, which is during Kaamatan holiday, and she said she wanted to do some research at UTC library. I was like okay since I don't have anything to do. Unfortunately, since it's a public holiday for Sabah, the UTC was closed. I was like, now where I am going to? So a while after, we decided to meet at Wisma Muis, which is next to UTC. My father dropped me there and waited for her.
Our meeting just like a dream she said hahaha. I think It has been...eight months? Wow, it's almost a year. Another unexpected meeting occur when we met one of our friend again. She was Farhana, and she was attending a wedding in Dewan Saadah. I was like, oh my God it's like a miracle for us to meet here! She brought us to the wedding too (and I was super embarrassed because of my attire. I was wearing jeans!) and we had our breakfast there haha. We talked about everything we can thought of, and we shared thoughts on about how our other friends has changed alot- including having their own boyfriends and some are getting married, probably. And we talked about our studies and Farhana is going to Egypt after Hari Raya. I think we spent almost 3 hours talking and talking before we bid our goodbye. We thought about bringing Farhana along but her parents won't let her go. It's a bit sad but I hope we can meet again before her departure to Egypt.
After that, Pijo and I went to Imago and our first destination was Popular bookstore. It's my first time been to Imago Mall after coming back to Sabah. It's not really that huge but I think it's okay, at least I don't get lost while walking. We arrived at Popular and I began my searching for books since I had to 'habiskan' the RM200 worth book voucher and I bought six books. But it doesn't satisfy me however. The bookstore still lacking the books I wanted to buy ugh. Oh well, at least the voucher dah habis guna hahaha. And right after I finished my book shopping we went for food searching. There's a Korean Food Fest on the food court and I was about to buy the Sanmyang Ramen everyone was talking about but meh, I don't like spicy food so I guess I pass. There's kimchi, black bean paste, red pepper paste, brown rice, etc. there's a lot. I thought about buying something but I don't have the budget hahaha oh and I bought Sticky candy for my sister (since dia nak ikut tapi aku tak bawa kesian pula so aku belikan je la). We went to Nunpat for dessert after having our lunch. What is a Nunpat? It's a Korean Cafe and it served bingsuuuuuuuuuu I have been craving to eat bingsu since in Terengganu but THEY DON'T HAVE KOREAN RESTAURANT THERE (except for Seoul Garden that barely just open and I didn't know about it) okay back to Nunpat. I dragged Pijo there so I can eat the bingsu ngehehehe. We ordered Green Tea bingsu because Pijo can't eat Choco bingsu (and I almost forgot about the fact she hates chocolate). I finally got to eat bingsu after months of craving /tears of joy/
sooo that's how I spent the day with my friend Pijo and right after that I go back home with a happy face haha. Of course la kan~ 4 bulan kot tak balik Sabah. But my parents was so worried especially my father and he keep calling me every 2 hours. Hahaha nampak tak risaunya tu? Aku ni jarang keluar dengan kawan-kawan tu lah diorang risau. Don't worry, I did come home in one piece :)
|from left to right; pijo, farhana and me (excuse the weird face haha)
|The Green Tea bingsu ❤
|The new books I bought. Like I said I still unsatisfied um


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December 2013/January 2014 (Yes, still one year behind on my blog)
Departing Waxahachie shortly after Christmas, we headed south on the I-45 towards Conroe, just north of Houston for New Year's. Along the way, I noticed many fireworks stores. Something that is not available in Queensland for sale to consumers, I couldn't help but buy a bunch when stopping for New Year's supplies. Arriving at the Lakehouse, I met my cousins Tracey and Derek for the first time, and went for a stroll down to the pier that is a part of their property. Later that evening, my other cousin Ronnie arrived and soon we were out shopping for more fireworks at a fireworks warehouse closeby. I perhaps spent a bit.
After an early night, we headed for a drive around Conroe on New Year's Eve, and the other towns near by, picking up supplies and having some lunch, we returned in preparation for New Year's. After an amazing sunset, we settled down by the fire and prepared to let off a few fireworks (safely!).
After New Year's, I said good bye Ruth and Walt, and headed off with Tracey, Ronnie and Derek to Houston. Back onto the I-45, we headed south and arrived in Deer Park. The next bunch of days was spent visiting NASA, Galveston, Kemah, a firing range, and visiting my Great Aunt Betty whom I hadn't met since I was a little boy.
With my flight out of Miami in about 3 weeks time, to allow myself plenty of time to explore the south, I decided I had to double back a little to Austin and San Antonio. Saying goodbye, Ronnie dropped me off to downtown Houston and I was off on my way to Austin with a hostel in mind, the Firehouse Hostel. Back on the road.


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All Things Superman and Batman: An Open Discussion - - Part 11
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Why would you use the character who is most famous for killing Superman if you aren't going to have him kill Superman?
I don't disagree with what you're saying in general, but this is Doomsday. He isn't so much a character as he is a plot device. The only thing he's ever done is kill Superman.
his claim to fame.
all he's good for. So if he isn't going to kill Superman, why use him?
The difference between them and Doomsday is that they are three dimensional characters. Doomsday is not. He is a mindless killing machine. He doesn't think, he barely speaks, and he isn't compelling.
They could always change him to suit their needs, which I wouldn't have much of a problem with, but if you're going to turn him into something he's not, why not just create an original character?
Thanks I was thinking of a reply and this sums ist up. Doomsday is a brute the thing he's famous is for is killing Supes. He's not a three dimensional character and it would be a waste if he's in the film and him not fighting and killing Superman.
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ANAHEIM, Calif. --Anaheim police have launched an investigation after firefighters found a marijuana growing operation inside a burning home.
The fire broke out early Tuesday morning in the 1500 block of West Tonia Court. A man who was home at the time told police that he has a permit to grow pot for medical reasons. Police are looking into his claim.
No one was hurt in the fire.


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Empowering Young CBF Clergy To Thrive in ministry
The CBF Fellows program assists young Baptists clergy who are in their "first-call" in making a healthy transition from seminary to congregational ministry. The goal of CBF Fellows is to offer these young Baptist ministers essential resources not just to guard against burnout or isolation, but to empower them to thrive as congregational ministers. A second and equally important goal is for CBF to support and engage each Fellows congregation during the cohort encouraging them as they discern the best way to nurture the minister that God has called to serve in their community.
CBF Fellows seeks to build upon the foundation laid during the crucial training years of seminary and divinity school to help congregational ministers connect the academic to the practical work of the church. As a two-year cohort, CBF Fellows are provided with practical resources which consist of six face-to-face gatherings, peer learning & guidance in-between sessions, individual sessions with a trained coach, and learning experiences designed around on-going CBF events to allow for maximum exposure to CBF staff and resources. To increase the program's reach and effectiveness, congregations commit to providing a Minister Encouragement Team for their Fellow. This team provides regular encouragement adn stability to the minister which helps to sustain her or him not only between Fellows Cohort gatherings, but as a young congregational minister.
Helping Young CBF Clergy Make a Healthy Transition from Seminary to Congregational Ministry
In 2011, CBF received a generous grant from the Lilly Endowment for its Transitions to Ministry Program. This grant, along with ideas and leadership in CBF, gave life to a program to come alongside recent graduates of seminary and divinity schools who have a lifelong call to serve as congregational ministers. After an inital pilot program, the first cohort of 25 CBF Fellows was formed in 2012. Thanks in large part to the Lilly Endowment, the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, and the Center for Congregational Health - CBF Fellows exists today as a premiere program for young CBF Baptists who love the congregation and want to thrive in their calling to serve God and their community. CBF has supported 63 Fellows and their congregations by encouraging, learning from, and inspiring one another.
CBF Fellows have graduated from Baptist Seminary of Kentucky, Baptist Theological Seminary at Richmond, Campbell University Divinity School, Candler School of Theology at Emory University, Duke Divinity School, Gardner-Webb School of Divinity, Logsdon School of Theology at Hardin-Simmons University, McAfee School of Theology at Mercer University, Truett Theological Seminary at Baylor University, and Wake Forest University Divinity School.
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Who are CBF Fellows?
CBF Fellows are clergy who are committed to life-long congregational ministry as their vocational calling. They are Christian clergy who have graduated or will graduate from an accredited seminary or divinity school within the past five years. They are individual members of CBF and/or members of a CBF partner congregation. They are people who are willing to learn from their peers sharing life together with them as they navigate the joys and sorrows of congregational ministry. CBF Fellows are also part of nurturing communities of faith that understand vocational ministry is a unique calling given by God - both to the person and to the congregation. Laity are essential to the wellbeing of ministers as they offer collaborative feedback and guidance so that both the minister and the congregation thrive in these early years together.
Recent seminary/divinity school graduates (within the past five years, preferably) or soon-to-be graduates who have expressed a clear call to serve vocationally in the local congregation as minister are invited to apply. Applications are received online October 1 - December 31. New Cohorts begin in August of even numbered years and are announced in June at General Assembly. CBF Fellows Cohorts last for 22 months running from August through June of the second year.
Click the link to apply below. If you would like more information about CBF Fellows, contact Josh Speight, Director of CBF Fellows at firstname.lastname@example.com or 770-220-1637.
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Anyone can perform yoga, providing they find the right class for them and they take it at their own level.
(PRWEB) August 02, 2013
Most people assume that yoga is primarily for flexibility and physical benefits, but the mind can be on the receiving end of this excellent activity too – and not just in the ways you'd normally assume, says Carol. That's because, she says, it can also help with memory.
In the latest episode of her BioGirl Health Show entitled Want a Better Memory? Do This, Healthy Living coach Carol pointed to yoga's potential for improving cognitive function. This has been outlined recently in various studies which have demonstrated that regular practitioners of yoga perform better in both memory tasks and speed efficiency tests. These are attributes, Carol says, which are vital for leading an independent life in older age.
She added: "There are plenty of studies that show that meditation [an important part of yoga practice] improves brain function, and that the exercise also improves brain health.
"I'd say probably just about everyone of us out there is familiar with a 'where are my keys' moment or two and which is fine every now and again but if we want to stay living on our own for the long term, our memories are crucial. If you can't remember if you've taken medication or if you've switched the oven off that's when it gets scary. And, sadly, it's at that point that we begin to lose our independence."
Other benefits of yoga include flexibility, strengthened muscles and ligaments – all of which make it easier for people to avoid injury. Then there is the added advantage of weight loss, injury rehabilitation and proper alignment of the muscular skeletal system.
Meditation can, of course, also help individuals deal with stress and anxiety in their lives, says Carol. This is because it can allow them to step away from the constant chattering in their heads.
Carol added: "The great thing about yoga is that anyone can do it, providing they are prepared to look around to find the right class for them and that they don't rush into practising difficult poses and movements right away but take it at their own level.
"And even those who can't find the time to fit yoga into their busy lifestyles can still benefit from breathing exercises and meditation."
The BioGirl Health Show airs every Friday on Spreaker Radio at 1pm and is an easy listening show focusing on healthy living in a natural fashion. Listeners are provided with suggestions on how they can attain a fitter, healthier and happier version of themselves through various healthy eating and lifestyle tips. These can also be found on Carol's popular website today at BioGirlHealth.com