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A Note About Reading Logs in First Grade:
We are beginning a new routine in first grade – individual reading logs. The purpose of the reading log is to encourage and celebrate daily reading! Whether your child is reading a book, magazine or on the computer, (s)he is choosing to spend time engaged in a wonderful activity, so let's provide a little recognition for that commitment and effort!
When keeping track of daily reading, please keep in mind the minutes logged should include all activities in which your child is working on reading: reading with someone; listening to someone read; and reading independently. Include time spent reading web-based programs and iPad applications as well. It's not necessary to have a fixed schedule or predetermined number of minutes for daily reading. Most likely reading times will vary based on your family's schedule. What's most important is that your child continues to read every day!
The December reading log was placed in the back pocket of your child's red home folder. Please feel free to keep it there until it is turned in at the end of the month. New monthly reading logs will be distributed at the beginning of every month.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
As always, I am so grateful for the continued support of our Highland Drive families!
"The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn the more places you'll go." ― Dr. Seuss, I Can Read With My Eyes Shut!


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1st Annual "DubRun" to Hawk's Nest, NY – Sunday, October 23rd (rain or shine)
Looking for a reason to detail your car before winter? Looking for some photos or video of your car before their covered in salt from the snow and ice? Want to get out for one last cruise with your performance tires? Want to meet some sponsors to see their products and shop cars? Looking for a local car meet to join?
Welcome to the 1st annual "DubRun" to Hawk's Nest, NY on Sunday, October 23rd! The annual "DubRun" was created for everyone to get their detailed cars out for a cruise and photo / video shoot before winter comes and freezes us out of enjoying them. The "DubRun" will be a yearly event for all European cars with a new cruise route planned each year. This event will be held rain or shine!
8:00am Sunday, October 23rd
The event will start at the Meadtown Shopping Center (1500 State Rt. 23S, Butler, NJ) where everyone can grab breakfast and lunch at Kinnelon Bagels, pack up the coolers and receive event bags before the cruise begins at 9:30am. Kinnelon Bagels will have "DubRun" breakfast and lunch specials for the day of the event. The Meadtown Shopping Center parking lot serves as a great meeting location due to the massive amount of empty spaces in the morning with easy access to the highway.
From there the cruise can travel up Rt. 23N to High Point State Park just before the NJ / NY state borderline for the cruise re-group, photo / video shoot and BYO lunch. The cruise can enter the park and take the scenic drive up to the Monument parking lot. If this parking lot is full, the cruise can move to the Beach parking lot near the park entrance. High Point State Park maps will be included in the event bags.
After lunch and the photo / video shoot, the cruise can leave High Point State Park to continue along Rt. 23N, pass through Port Jervis, NY and end up along a famous motorcycle and car enthusiast route called Hawk's Nest. After passing through Hawk's Nest, the cruise can continue up Rt. 97N along the Delaware River. The cruise can then take the reverse route back to the Meadtown Shopping Center for the final photo / video opportunity.
Event Info Packets
200 event bags will be handed out on a first come, first serve basis and will include:
-Raffle tickets for the prizes provided by our sponsors
-Timeline for the event
-Recommended self-inspection & cruise safety checklist
-Recommended cruise route
-High Point State Park Map
-Business cards and sponsor material
-Event stickers
-If time permits, get out and detail your cars!
-Bring your friends, family or significant others as your co-pilot to navigate with the map in the event info packet you will receive
-Perform a safety self-inspection (full tank of gas, full oil / coolant / brake fluid levels, correct tire pressure and condition, tight lug nuts, brake function properly, headlights / turn signals / brake lights function properly, overall mechanical condition, etc.)
-Absolutely no passing on single lane roads by crossing the double yellow line, this route contains many dangerous blind curves
-Avoid tailgating; maintain a 2-3 car length on windy, single lane roads
-Avoid cell phone usage (calling / texting / cameras / internet)
-Please leave your headlights and fog lights on during cruise for highest possible visibility
-Keep your car clear of loose objects which may cause a distraction (loose items flying around from your door pockets / back seats / trunk / dash / storage trays)
-Secure all car cleaning products for any quick detailing (photo / video shoot at High Point State Park)
-If you have a personal radio, please use it to communicate with friends or the pack during the cruise (channel will be announced the day of the event)
-Have active Registration and Insurance cards readily available
Photo / Video
There will be a professional videographer onsite (RKR Productions) the entire day to create our event DVD and "DubRun" commercial.
If you have cameras or video cameras, please bring them to the event; we will be looking to collect as much video footage as possible. After the cruise ends at the Meadtown Shopping Center for the final photo / video opportunity, please bring the data transfer cable for your cameras so we may copy your footage to our laptop before leaving. Please post your online photo albums in the DubRun threads after the event.
We have reached out to several companies to see if they want to sponsor this event. In terms of sponsoring, we're looking for these companies to possibly provide business cards, product brochures, discount coupons, goodie bags and other swag (bags, t-shirts, hats, keychains, bottle openers, stickers, etc). If companies agree to sponsor this event, their company name, contact information and logo will be added to post #2 of this thread.
While we would love for sponsors to provide some swag to be handed out with the event info packet, we would ask that they actually attend the event and cruise with us. We're looking for sponsors to bring their shop cars, this way everyone can meet face to face and see the products first hand. If you are a sponsor or have recommendations for sponsors, please post here or PM me to be added to this thread. Donations for event costs covered by the club are welcome!
Please help advertise this event! This information will be posted in VWVortex.com, GolfMK6.com, GolfMK5.com, MyFastGTI.com, Quattroworld.com, Audiforums.com, Audizine.com, Audiworld.com, Bimmerfest.com, E46Fanatics.com, E90Post.com, Euroaddiction.net and Luxury4Play.com. If you belong to any of these forums, please help post the link to this event thread in your club threads to help advertise across all of the driver forums.
General Updates
Please check back here as post #1 and #2 will be updated frequently.
-The content of the DubRun event, website(s) and any physical material is for general information only and does not constitute any form of advice or recommendation upon which a specific decision should be made. The DubRun event, website(s) and any physical material has exercised reasonable care to ensure the accuracy and currency of the materials contained on its website but excludes any warranty express or implied as to quality, accuracy, timeliness, completeness or fitness for a particular purpose of the material contained within this website.
-The DubRun event, website(s) and any physical material will not be liable for any claims, penalties, loss, damages or expenses arising from the use or the inability to use the website or from any unauthorized access or alteration to the website [by a third party].
-The DubRun event, website(s) and any physical material accepts no responsibility for loss or damage that may arise from reliance on information or advice contained on its website.
-The DubRun event, website(s) and any physical material includes links to external websites. These links are provided for your further information. The DubRun event, website(s) and any physical material accepts no responsibility for the content of these websites and specifically excludes to the fullest extent permitted by law all liability that may arise with respect to or as a result of such material causing damage, costs, injury or financial loss of any kind.
-The DubRun event, website(s) and any physical material may from time to time contain advertising material. When it does, the DubRun event, website(s) and any physical material does not endorse or accept any liability for any of the products or services so advertised, or for any error or inaccuracy in the advertisements. Advertisers and sponsors are responsible for ensuring that material submitted for inclusion on the website complies with all relevant laws.
-The DubRun event, website(s) and any physical material which state starting times, running order and on-the-day locations are subject to change at any time, up to and including the show day. The organizers will use their best endeavors to provide advertised locations, but circumstances beyond their control – such as weather conditions or construction – may mean that some or all of the show events are altered, abandoned or cancelled.
-These terms are not intended to confer any benefit on a third party under the provision of the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999.
-These Terms & Conditions of use shall be construed and interpreted in accordance with United State law.
-By attending the DubRun event and viewing the website(s) and any physical material you are agreeing to all terms above.
Tell me Hawk's Nest doesn't look like fun…
We've asked several large companies to help sponsor and attend this event. This post will be updated as we get responses back from them. If you have any recommendations for other companies that may want to participate, please PM me.
Raffle Prize #1 – Discount Coupons for Adam's Rotors!
Raffle Prize #2 – Gift basket from Detailer's Domain!
Raffle Prize #3 – Gift card from EuroJet!
Raffle Prize #4 – Gift card from Forge Motorsports!
Raffle Prize #5 – Gift card from Harrington's Speed & Auto!
Raffle Prize #6 – 2.5" Electronic Oval Exhaust Cutout from Quick Time Performance!
Raffle Prize #7 – Gift card from Redline Motorworks!
Raffle Prize #8 – Gift card from Redline Speedworx!
Raffle Prize #9 – Free wheel alignment (state of the art Hunter Hawkeye High Definition Wheel Alignment System) by Redline Speedworx!
Raffle Prize #10 – Gift card from Supreme Sound & Accessories!
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Website: www.detailersdomain.com/
COUPON CODE: "DUB15" good for 15% OFF any products through 10/23/2011
Phone: 1-888-9STaSIS x121
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.eurojetracing.com
EuroTuner will list this event in their Euro Clubs & Events – 2011 Event Calendar Section in their October issue.
The event coverage with highlights and pictures will be included in their November issue! Stay tuned!
Address: Wayne, NJ
Phone: 862-571-4683
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Website: www.evolutiongraphx.com
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Phone: 201-854-3474
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Address: 1456 Ringwood Avenue, Haskell, NJ 07420
Phone: 973-835-5729
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Phone: 973-838-7320
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Phone: 201-444-0998
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Website: www.quicktimeperformance.com
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Phone: 973-885-1198
Website: www.rkrproduction.com
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Website: www.redlinespeedworx.com/
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Hunter Hawkeye High Definition Wheel Alignment System!
Address: Vernon, NJ
Phone: 973-222-8357
Email: email@example.com
Website: www.facebook.com/stickerbombnj
Address: 709 W. Jefferson Blvd, Mishawaka, IN 46545
Phone: 800-988-4345 / 574-256-5064
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com / firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.dxdracingclutches.com
Address: Bloomingdale, NJ
Phone: 973-222-8357
Email: email@example.com
Website: www.supremesound23.com
Supreme Sound is offering a special on all of their Digital Design subwoofers. Trade in your old used subwoofers for 30%-45% off of new DD equipment!
Address: 14-16 First Street, Bloomingdale, NJ 07403
Phone: 347-848-5409
Website: Facebook: Tag1Performance
Website: www.teameurotrash.com / Facebook: Team Euro Trash
Team Euro Trash is running a contest: The 1st annual Vag invitational. Open to all European cars. Winner gets a GoPro Motorsport 1080p kit and the coveted peoples champ trophy. Wondering how to enter? Send 1 high quality photo of your car firstname.lastname@example.com. This will be a playoff system. After each round winners will be be able to send in 1 more picture for the next round. Mod lists will be added after the 2nd round. We will pick what cars get in, people will vote who moves on. Every match up will be posted on FB with a poll. Cars will be drawn at random to start the brackets. We will email all contestants what date their car will be up. We will have prizes from other vendors as well. No key rings i promise. Last 2 will have a one week voting period and winner will be announced on super bowl sunday. Good luck, send in those entries and pass this around!!! Deadline for entry is Oct 29th. Contest starts first week of Nov.
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Mai is the trainee who encounters the cold blooded murderer Jared in the dark forest.
Jared can't hide how much of wreck he is anymore. R/R
A little surprise and a fun night for one lucky gal ;) [oneshot]
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30STM and superpowers... [Two-shot, contains mild swearing]
Was it the concert from hell or the best thing that could have happened?
They should have known the slayers would find them. [One-shot]
Amber was just a merch girl with a crush and then one night she got him, but only for that night. Sometimes forgiving someone is hard, sometimes you should just quit while you're ahead. (contains s...
Innocent school girl Stacey gets more than she bargained for when she falls for 'the new kid' (aka Jared)
Jared Leto was a much loved brother and father, now his daughter wants to know the truth, what her Uncle's been hiding.
One lucky girl catches Jared Leto's eye at a fan event and for her and her best friend it was the best thing ever!!
Was this heaven just a dream?
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Jared learns to let go. Het, Jared/OFC.
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Saturday, 4 April 2015
"Dedication List of my Authored Book 'Student Leaders: Growing From Students To CEOs'"– Professor M.S.Rao
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Thanks for including my name in the dedication list of this book. It is a great honor to me Sir.ReplyDelete
With gratitude.
Professor M.S.Rao dedicated his book titled 'Business Communication' to my father, and my elder brother. We are grateful to his kind gesture. He advises to dream and achieve big in my life. He inspires everybody including me. He encouraged me to write articles and I could publish two articles in 'The HIndu Young World' because of him. I am proud to be one of his followers and one of one million global leaders. - Sura Chiranjith, With Gratitude!ReplyDelete
Sir, thanks for gifting me one of your bestselling books, 'Success Sutras for Students' in the presence of my parents in the 'Parents Meet'. It was a great day in my life. I have been highly inspired by your charisma and personality. Above all, you have a heart to support students and bring best out of them. It is a rare gesture by anybody in this world. I am proud to be one of your global leaders and your followers.ReplyDelete
I have no words to say about Professor M.S.Rao Sir. He inspires students by dedicating his books to students and gifting them with his own money. He invited me and gifted me 'Sutras from Management Gurus: Sage Advice for Learners, Leaders and CEOs' book. He included my name in the dedication list of this book. It is the greatest honor in my life and a D-day in my life. He makes a difference in the lives of students. I am proud to be one among the one million global leaders. It is a great honor to be his student and follower. With gratitude!ReplyDelete
This book is all about "Student Leaders: Growing from Students to CEOs'. It teaches all about how great leaders achieve success, how they overcame their challenges with crucial thinking. He generally dedicates his books to Young Leaders. Thank you for dedicating one of your books to me.ReplyDelete
"It is a great vision to build one million students as global leaders. As a faculty member, I personally know Professor Rao' passion, excellence and commitment to students. He dedicates books to students and gifts them to inspire them. It is a rare gesture anybody can do for students these days. I wish him all the best." – P Subramanyam, SEBI resource personReplyDelete
"Professor Rao's vision is unique and inspiring. He gifts books to students to inspire them I am so excited with his kind gesture and initiative. He is very simple and humble at heart. I see his passion for students and I am astonished by seeing a huge number of followers in the college campus. I fully support his vision to build one million students as global leaders by 2030." - PrasadReplyDelete
Thanks for dedicating book titled 'Sutras from Management Gurus' and gifting me personally. It is indeed a lifetime achievement to me. I appreciate your passion towards students and faculty and spending your money to buy books and gifting them. You are one of the rarest academic leaders I have seen in my lifetime. Thanks to you Sir. India needs leaders like you. It is an honor to be your follower. - Sandhya, MLISCReplyDelete
You always inspire students with your passion and vision. I read your vision 2030. A very inspiring vision 2030. Kalam had vision 2020 and you have vision 2030. You always inspire students. Kalam lived for students but you are born for students because you think about shaping students as leaders throughout the day. I am proud to be your die-hard follower. It is a great honor to be one of your one million global leaders. Academic leaders like you must become President of India to lead this country to become a Super Power. Jai Hind!ReplyDelete
Professor M.S.Rao is a global leadership guru who is passionate to build one million students as global leaders. He has a huge number of followers globally including in Malaysia. He gave autographs to his fans in Malaysia in August 2015 who bought his best selling book. '21 Success Sutras for Leaders' I enjoy his training programs. I read most of his books. I love his vision. I am proud to be one of his one million global leaders. Jai Hind!ReplyDelete


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Even the administrative side of delivering university courses might not need much physical space, as admin staff can also work from home and might only need to come into a 'central office' for meetings and such like, perhaps hot-desking when not actually meeting. So who needs an office any longer? Moreover, even meetings might soon be conducted increasingly on line as video phone calls (including conference calls) become more common and improve in quality.
Evidence for this IT-based and interactive view of higher education can be found in admission figures for the UK's Open University, which are rising rapidly and include an increasing fraction of younger people who would formerly have gone to a conventional university; in the fast growth of distance learning provision; and in the rapidly expanding literature on subjects like e-learning, using IT to support higher education, and the like. An example of the latter is an interesting article in the latest issue of the BBC's science magazine, Focus, entitled 'Education 2.0'. This makes the case for a new approach to higher education, emphasising that this would not merely be driven by evolving technology, but that it would also be encouraged by rising fees charged by the traditional universities.
The article does, however, sound a note of warning, by pointing out that university education is more than just a matter of learning new knowledge - where modern technology can definitely help - but is also about personal development. At a traditional university, the presumption has always been that our students not only learn about their respective academic subject areas, but that their social skills also develop, along with their self confidence, through a mix of joint projects, supervised activities (e.g. dissertations), presentations, and simply mixing with fellow students from diverse backgrounds. At present, it seems to me, these essential aspects of higher education are not delivered at all, or at best not very effectively, through IT-based and distance learning modes of higher education. Given this, I would argue that the traditional university still offers a very substantial 'value added' to the student, as compared to more modern modes of delivering higher education.
This 'value added', though, is something we need to nurture, especially these days when universities are facing severe budgetary pressure. It is all too tempting to save resources by cutting out a tutorial here, a seminar there, but this dilutes the learning experience for our students and weakens our claim to be offering something massively superior to a computer screen and a load of distance learning material. We surely want our students to graduate as people who have matured and changed enormously during their university careers, and that isn't going to happen if we go on cutting back on teaching hours to save resources. A good traditional university, housed in real bricks-and-mortar buildings, is inherently costly, and we should not pretend otherwise by trying to do it all on the cheap, as we are often under pressure to do.
Personally, I think the traditional university education with lots of face-to-face contact between academic staff and their students is a wonderful thing - our students learn to think for themselves, to be creative, and it's a sheer delight to see that happening. I'm really not convinced it can or does happen so much via the more modern modes of higher education - but you never know, in another 10 or 20 years I might take a different view. Meanwhile, I shall continue to enjoy my individual office in my traditional university, a lovely environment both for thinking about research and for interacting with students.


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FOREST PARK, Ga. (AP) — A 1-year-old girl who was in the back seat of a car when it was stolen outside a daycare center near Atlanta was found safe Wednesday morning, authorities said.
Police got a call from a resident who had spotted the car parked in a neighborhood, Forest Park police Lt. Jason Armstrong said.
Police then found the missing car and the girl, asleep inside the vehicle, near Scott Drive and Holly Circle in Clayton County shortly before 7 a.m.
Authorities had issued a child abduction alert early Wednesday morning after the 1994 green Honda Accord was stolen outside the 24-hour Playskool daycare facility in Forest Park, just south of Atlanta.
The child's mother, Victoria Buchannon, was picking her up from the 24-hour daycare facility shortly after midnight, police said. Buchannon then went back into the daycare to get an older sibling, and the suspect jumped into the car and drove off, authorities said.
"I just want my baby back. Whoever got her, please return her. That's all I ask. You can have the car," Buchannon said in an interview with WSB-TV before the child was found.
The child was reunited with her mother shortly after police found the car, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported.
The suspect was described as a black male wearing blue jean pants, a red jacket and a black stocking cap on his head. Authorities were searching for him Wednesday morning.
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When Toby Jones asks, he shall receive, and in this case he asked to return in "Captain America: The Winter Soldier." The British actor confirmed at the London Critics Circle Awards that he'll be back for the upcoming Marvel sequel.
"It looks like I will be [returning]," Jones told HeyUGuys on the red carpet.
In "Captain America," Jones played scientist Arnim Zola. That movie was set during World War II, but there's an easy way for Jones to be transported to "The Winter Soldier's" present day storyline. In the "Captain America" comics, Zola's consciousness is transferred into a new, robotic body, and that eventual outcome was even teased during the first movie.
When MTV News last caught up with Jones at the Golden Globes, he said that he wasn't sure if writers Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely would be able to fit Zola into the "Winter Soldier's storyline.
"I'm not sure the script is totally sorted out yet, but I'm waiting to hear about that," he said. Well, it looks like he has.
"Captain America: The Winter Soldier" comes out on April 4, 2014.
Are you glad Jones is returning in the "Captain America" sequel? Who else would you like to see come back? Let us know in the comments section below or on Twitter!


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A Masters degree gives you the opportunity to either further your understanding of a particular question or take off in a completely different way using skills you have gained from your previous undergraduate degree.
The United States of America is a large country in North America, often referred to as the "USA", the "US", the "United States", "America", or simply "the States". American colleges are funded by "tuition" charged to the student, which is often quite expensive, very commonly reaching into the tens of thousands of dollars per year.
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Check out these awesome edits from grassroots japan! The jam/contest took place at the city of 656 square Saga on June 17, 2012. The first edit features Keisuke Tanagawa tearing it up with a nice xft spinning hitch line, and an unknown dude at 6:48, incredible flow! Nice mix in these edits of tech, beginner level, and pure fun, highest bunnyhops, good vibes from japan!
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While some collectors find joy in collecting coinage by year, others look for the value of foreign coins. Foreign coin collecting is when you collect coins from countries other than your home country, like the United States. A grand achievement for a foreign collector might be to collect a coin from every country on earth. Foreign coins can be found in pocket change or unearthed from sunken treasures. Either way, these precious beauties are steeped in rich history!
How to get started
One way to start collecting foreign coins is by attending local and domestic auctions. Coin auctions allow you to buy, sell and find values for foreign coins. Another option would be to travel to a country and exchange American currency for foreign coins directly. However, the easiest method would be to order foreign coins from a trusted coin company.
Cost of foreign coinage
Foreign coins are tied to exchange rates; prices will vary. The best time to buy foreign coins is when the dollar is strong. Dealers will often adjust their coins to compensate for fluctuations in the currency exchange rate. However, if you're really lucky you may find an incredible bargain!
Foreign coin identification
There have been many different forms of currency throughout history. Therefore, identifying foreign coins can be somewhat challenging. The first step in identifying a foreign coin is to determine which country the coin was distributed. Some have the country displayed on the coin; others don't have any writing at all. The next step is to determine the coin denomination. Each country has a different name for its currency and different names for fractions of that currency. The last step is to find the date the coin was minted. Most of the world uses the Western dating system, so locating the year of the coin is should be fairly simple.
Popular foreign coins
Foreign coins come in many different shapes and sizes. Some are round, square or multi-sided coins. Foreign coins also come in different colors too. For example, Canada and Mexico use the two-toned coins. The use of two colors gives higher-denomination coins a more distinctive look. Popular foreign coins include the Mexican Silver Peso, the Canadian Maple Leaf and the South African Krugerrand. However, there are many valuable foreign coins in circulation today.
With more than 190 different countries in the world today, most with their own coinage, you will never run out of coins to add to your collection. If this sounds interesting to you, think about starting your own foreign coin collection today!
Gary Dyner is the owner of Great American Coin Company. Connect with him on Google+.


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Jessica Alba's $54,000 'Push Present!' Wow, We're Jealous!
Jessica's hubby dropped the big bucks on her mommy-to-be gift! Now we know why they call him Cash…
Alright Cash Warren didn't beat out Rachel Zoe's husband Rodger Berman in the "push present" department — Rodger spent $250,000 on a 10-carat cushion cut Neil Lane diamond ring — but we're sure wifey Jessica Alba will accept his glamorous gift with open arms.
Jessica let Cash know exactly what she wanted him to drop his dough on — a gold and diamond Franck Muller watch reportedly costing $54,000!
"Jessica picked out the watch and told Cash to get it for her," a close friend tells In Touch. But no worries, Jessica WILL be surprised when she opens the push present she picked.
The pal says Jessica, 30, asked Cash to have the watch engraved, but she won't know the special message until she gives birth to her second baby — who we now know is a girl!
Did you get a pricey push present from your man, HollyMoms?
–Leigh Blickley
- Victoria Beckham Donates Hundreds Of Baby Gifts To Charity! How Generous!
- Rachel Zoe's New Bling To Go With New Baby — Check Out Her 10-Carat 'Push Present!'
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It's a lot of work - I'd say it's the most time consuming and intense project I'm currently involved in. Sometimes in the lead up I asked myself, "Why am I spending 14 hours a day working on this?!". But on the weekend when I looked around and saw all of the little details that were created, it was extremely rewarding.
My role during the weekend is an absolute gong show. I am running from here to there and everywhere shaking hands, signing autographs, opening sessions, closing sessions, handing out awards, having dance parties in the audience, giving away free stuff, checking in on sponsors, thanking volunteers, fist bumping gymnasts, putting out logistical fires, hosting media guests and VIPs, writing scripts and so much more! It's exhausting and amazing all at the same time!
When the Festival started in 2011, I created a mandate for myself that I would high five every participant. We're two years in now and I am proud to say that I've delivered on that promise! I also want to hand out as many of the awards as possible because it's super important to me to have as much interaction with the gymnasts as possible. I found that there were a few instances this year where I literally needed to be in 3 places at once. It was bit stressful, I've got to admit, but we made it work! Next year, I've already put it in my notes that we MUST adjust the schedule so that I am able to present awards to every session. No if's, and's or but's.
The weekend was full of highlights. Some of my favourite moments were:
1. The Big Show - I love breaking the mould and creating a fun and interactive experience for the audience. This session is all about the kids who are watching. I also love having all of my Olympian buddies join in on the fun as celeb judges.
2. Having DJ's at each session - music definitely brings aliveness and energy to the event!
3. The Gymnaestrada performances are awesome. They are really creative and I love how the groups work together!
4. Watching the kids dance after march in. I ask the kids to show the audience their best dance moves and it always makes my heart smile to see them let loose and have fun!
5. The KSGF Cheer - I love the energy of an entire group screaming the same words, "KSGF Rocks!".
6. Having the Aussies there - The Aussie lads are some of the nicest I've met and it was an honour to host them.
7. Seeing all of the volunteers busting their tails and feeding off the adrenaline of the event. I have a pretty amazing team…
8. Watching the action on the big screen. More so, watching the reaction of the kids and their families when their mugs hit the big screen!
9. Meeting so many people and hearing super positive feedback about the event.
10. Looking up at the Right To Play banner and knowing that we were going to make an impact beyond the gymnastics floor.
11. Seeing the electronic scoring system work after months of finger crossing!
After 2 years of KSGF, our entire team now has a clear vision of what's possible. I think it's safe to say that KSGF has officially exploded and is the GO TO meet of the season.
Thanks to everyone who was involved! It was an incredible edition and 2013 is going to be even more awesome. Dates for 2013 will be announced soon - Stay tuned!
Below are some photos from the event courtesy of Dave Holland. Please visit our website, Facebook page, Twitter, Youtube and Flickr to re-live all of the action.


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I mentioned in yesterday's post that my son was better behaved during my meeting than I was. Let me share a few minutes of that meeting with you. My son was unsuspecting in these pics. It was shoot and click, no aiming. I got what I got. Not too bad if I do say so myself!
I also took various pictures of unsuspecting colleagues, but I will save them the humiliation of posting…especially since they don't even know that they were victims to my bad picture taking. Keep in mind, these pictures were taken on a cell phone.


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Penned by the effervescent Leigh, Veggie Might is a weekly Thursday column about the wide world of Vegetarianism.
When I was a teenager, I daydreamed of the bohemian artist's life I would lead some day. I pictured my lover and I dining and drinking with friends in a Greenwich Village flat, speaking passionately of film and music and politics and theater and Art with a capital A. Smoke from our clove cigarettes swirled up to the sky light; sounds of laughter and genius tumbled out onto the sparkling city street.
My grown-up life is not quite the beatnik fantasy I'd imagined, but it's not as far off as I realized. Last week, CB and I shared a delicious meal with our friends M and R and their friends J and G. We spoke passionately of zombie movies and intellectual property law and world travel and SpiderMan: Turn Off the Dark. Beer swirled in glasses; the food was as brilliant as the company.
Our party was evenly split down food lines: three omnivores and three vegetarians. M prepared a meatstravaganza for the omnivores - Mario Batali's proscuitto-wrapped skirt steak flanked by pancetta. She also set out a delicious array of salads and vegetarian side dishes that could have fed twice as many.
I was tasked with the vegetarian entree, but something about my assignment made me nervous. It's rare that I cook for strangers, or that I make an "entree." I'm more of a grain/bean/green vegetarian: one pot, three ingredients, one full belly. I wanted my dish to be special, so I knew I should make something I'd made before.
I turned to Mark Bittman's Parsnip and Wheatberry Pie with Phyllo Crust, a variation of which I'd vowed to never make again. Phyllo and I didn't get along very well that one time, but oh, it's tasty and damn impressive. I would give it another go.
Against my better judgment, I stopped at the grocery on my way to M's for ingredients: frozen phyllo dough, wheatberries, etc. Planning ahead is not my strong suit. Turns out wheatberries need an overnight soak and three hours to cook before edibility, so I made a last-minute adjustment: kasha.
In the vegetable aisle, I was seduced by the sweet potatoes and right to believe they would add a delightful sweetness to the nutty kasha and peppery parsnips.
Phyllo dough is labor intensive and decadent, by virtue of just how much butter (or oil) it takes to make it work. But oh Man Ray, it's certainly worth the splurge on occasion. Frozen phyllo dough needs to be defrosted overnight in the refrigerator (trust me). Those thin sheets of dough will tear if not fully thawed before handling.
And Mark Bittman's not kidding when he tells you you'll need 1/2 cup of melted butter to lubricate 8 to 12 layers of pastry. I thought I could cut back on the fat, but my frugality just kept me running back and forth to the microwave.
But oh, those two hours of preparation and sweating over paper-thin sheets of dough were worth it. The pie was a smashing success. J and G were thrilled with our extravagant entree, and the omnis were just as impressed. M shared that she and R savored the lonely leftover slice the next day.
Light, buttery, and flaky, the delicate crust highlighted the earthy flavors of the filling, and the provolone cheese gave a pungent kick. Just a hint of thyme balanced the scales.
The filling was so delicious, I wanted to make the pie again immediately; but phyllo pie seems a bit out of reach for a Monday night supper. A couple of frozen whole wheat pie crusts saved the day, cutting prep time nearly in half. What took me two hours to prepare in phyllo took less than one episode of RuPaul's Drag Race (45 minutes) with frozen pie crust from the market (or homemade, if you've got the energy or extra few minutes). I still had to defrost the suckers, but only enough to make a top crust out of a bottom, and that can be done while the rest of the prep is happening.
The work-a-day version came out looking a little more like a succubus than its light and flaky phyllo counterpart, but it tasted just as delicious, even sans butter and cheese. There was no savings in the calorie or fat departments, but this savory pie makes for a delicious departure from the quotidian. The sweet and nutty filling pairs beautifully with a hearty whole wheat crust and makes a terrific pot pie alternative.
Whether you wax philosophic with friends over layers of phyllo or catch up on your reality TV with pie dough, Sweet Potato, Parsnip and Kasha Pie will make you grateful for the dream you're living.
If this recipe tips your canoe, swim on over to:
Sweet Potato, Parsnip and Kasha Pie
adapted from How to Cook Everything Vegetarian by Mark Bittman
Serves 6
1/2 cup kasha
1 1/2 cups vegetable stock
1/2 tablespoon butter or extra virgin olive oil
2 cups grated parsnips (about 8 ounces)
2 cups grated sweet potatoes (about 8 ounces)
1 shallot, coarsely chopped
6 cloves garlic, minced
1 tablespoon fresh thyme, chopped or 2 teaspoons dried thyme
salt and pepper to taste
1/2 cup provolone, grated (optional)
Phyllo Crust:
8 to 12 sheets phyllo dough, thawed overnight
7 tablespoons butter, melted or 1/2 cup (less 1 tablespoon) extra virgin olive oil
Traditional Pie Crust:
2 whole wheat pie crusts, thawed
Wash, peel, and grate sweet potatoes and parsnips. Chop garlic, shallot, and fresh thyme. For phyllo variation, lightly coat pie pan with oil, butter, or cooking spray.
1) Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
2) In a medium saucepan, bring vegetable stock to a boil. Stir in kasha, reduce heat, and simmer for about 20 minutes, until water is absorbed and grains are fluffy. Set aside.
3) Heat oil or butter in a large heavy-bottomed skillet. Add grated vegetables, shallot, garlic, salt, and pepper and cook for 10 to 15 minutes, stirring often. Add a few splashes of water if mixture sticks to bottom of pan.
4) Combine kasha, cooked vegetables, thyme, and optional cheese.
Eleganza Phyllo Dough Variation
5) Dampen clean tea towels or paper towels, enough to cover unrolled phyllo dough. Ring out so that they are just damp, not dripping wet. Unroll phyllo dough.
6) Peel up one sheet and place in greased pie plate. Cover unrolled sheets with damp toweling to keep from drying out. Baste phyllo pastry you've placed in pie plate with melted butter using a soft-bristled brush. Repeat four to five times, basting each layer and turning the sheets slightly as you go around.
7) Add filling to phyllo crust. Repeat step six with four to six sheets of phyllo dough to form the top crust. Fold up the edges and basted to seal.
8) Score top and bake for 30 to 40 minutes. Allow to cool before cutting. Serve with a green salad or sauteed greens and sparkling conversation.
Everyday Whole Wheat Crust Variation
5. Add filling to defrosted pie crust. Place second crust on top of filling, trim away excess, pinch edges together, and score top.
6. Bake for 30 to 40 minutes. Allow to cool before cutting. Serve with a green salad or sauteed greens and biting political discourse.
Approximate Calories, Fat, Fiber, Protein, and Price per Serving
Phyllo/Dairy Variation: 418 calories, 25g fat, 4.6g fiber, 11g protein, $.97
Whole Wheat Crust/Dairy-free Variation: 418 calories, 23g fat, 9.6g fiber, 8.5g protein, $.97
1/2 cup kasha: 283.5 calories, 2g fat, 8.5g fiber, 9.5g protein, $0.46
1 1/2 cups vegetable stock: 15 calories, 1.5g fat, 0g fiber, 0g protein, $0.16
1/2 tablespoon butter: 70 calories, 7.5g fat, 0g fiber, 0.5g protein, $0.08
2 cups grated parsnips: 100 calories, 0g fat, 6g fiber, 3g protein, $0.36
2 cups grated sweet potatoes: 224 calories, 0g fat, 8g fiber, 4g protein, $0.68
1 shallot: 30 calories, 0g fat, 3g fiber, 2g protein, $0.20
6 cloves garlic: 24 calories, 0g fat, 0g fiber, 0g protein, $0.07
1 tablespoon fresh thyme: negligible calories, fat, fiber, protein, $.02
salt: negligible calories, fat, fiber, protein, $.02
pepper: negligible calories, fat, fiber, protein, $.02
1/2 cup provolone: 392 calories, 28g fat, 0g fiber, 28g protein, $1.48
8 sheets phyllo dough: 392 calories, 4g fat, 2g fiber, 12g protein, $1.84
7 tablespoons butter: 980 calories, 105g fat, 0g fiber, 7g protein, $1.05
2 whole wheat pie crusts: 1760 calories, 128g fat, 32g fiber, 32g protein, $4.39
TOTALS (Phyllo/Cheese Variation): 2510.5 calories, 148g fat, 27.5g fiber, 66g protein, $5.82
TOTALS (Whole Wheat Crust/Dairy-free Variation): 2506.5 calories, 139g fat, 57.5g fiber, 51g protein, $5.84
PER SERVING (TOTALS/6): 418 calories, 25g fat, 4.6g fiber, 11g protein, $.97
PER SERVING (TOTALS/6): 418 calories, 23g fat, 9.6g fiber, 8.5g protein, $.97
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SH Homecoming :Oh god was it disapointing. Is this why you never give an American Video-Game company a J-Horror Franchise.
Strangely, Origin's game over resembles what just happened to the series : "Ran over by a Mack truck."
Gameplay has never been SH's stand point, You're a Ramdom Person stuck in a big haunted town, you're not ment to be a Weapon's Enthusiast, a tragic soul who has no idea where they are.
You know how SH would always take peices of the Portagonist's and symbolise them in the monsters?
When was Alex terrorized by a Banana Skin? Coming back to the subject, Why are the "Bubble Nurses" back?
The only reason they were sexualized in SH 2 Was because James Was sexually frustrated.
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Yay Friday! It's been a long week and we're looking forward to a beautiful weekend here in Charlotte. J has been working HARD to spruce up our backyard over the last few weeks and it's looking so great. We're almost done with a little project that I can't wait to share. Hopefully this weekend we'll finish it up!
I'm linking up with April today and sharing my five "beauty" favs of the moment.
I say beauty and kinda chuckle to myself, because I am NOT a beauty product guru. Like not even a little. But I've recently started using all five of these in the last couple of months and love them all!
1. DryBar Triple Sec - I LOVE this stuff. I was looking for a good texturizing spray and tried this on a whim. I bought the smaller size to sample it, but I'll be buying a larger can when I run out. This stuff is amazing at adding texture, volume, and even works as a dry shampoo. I love it. It's worth the price tag and helps me stretch my hair to 4 days between washes!
2. NYX Bright Idea Illuminating Stick - I bought this at Target last week (for way cheaper than the price on Amazon, fyi) and it adds such a pretty glow to the apples of my cheeks. I bought the color Pearl Pink Lace, but you can go for others to add a touch more color. I can wear this with my CC cream (see below) only and feel like I look so put together.
3. NYX Butter Gloss in Strawberry Cheesecake - I feel like so many glosses I have add minimal color, but this one is the prettiest pink that actually keeps my lips pink! I have been using lipsense too, and I do like it, but sometimes I don't want an all day color. I want some color, but only something to last for a few hours. This is my favorite!
4. Maybelline Instant Age Rewind Concealer - I have seen others blog about this or talk about it on snapchat, and I don't know why I waited around for so long to try it. It's cheap and it WORKS. I have a few other concealers that provide more coverage but they're so cakey. This one is still good coverage to cover circles under my eyes but it's light and not cakey. It's an awesome drug store find!
And last but definitely not least....
5. IT Cosmetics Your Skin But Better CC Cream - I have bought and loved many CC Creams. I truly love this one from Aveeno and still use it some days. But for whatever reason, I gave this IT one a try, and guys....it lives up the hype I had heard about it. It's light but covers so well. It's pricey, but one worth splurging on in my opinion. I could live in this and the NYX illuminating stick above! They are the perfect amount of makeup without looking like you're wearing makeup!
Have you tried any of these?
What beauty items are you loving these days?


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With the 20 meeting ban for Damien Oliver to stand owners of International galloper Vadamos' had to secure a new jockey for the horse in Saturday weeks Cox Plate and they have made a decision.
Champion Hong Kong jockey Joao Moreira has been announced as the new jockey to ride Vadamos in the Cox Plate 2016.
Vadamos is currently on the third line of betting at $15 in a market dominated by Winx and Hartnell.
Earlier this week Joao Moriera secured the ride on Heartbreak City in the Melbourne Cup.
Breaking: Hong Kong star jockey Joao Moreira has secured the Cox Plate ride on Vadamos. Decision just made by John Camilleri and Andre Fabre
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Multiculturalism is a poison and the chattering classes in Britain are sucking it down like koolaid. The latest madness is to censor children's stories long popular in the West because they might offend some Muslims living in the UK. When even the radical Deobandi Muslim Council of Britain - those folks advocating Sharia law in the UK and separatism - labels this as going too far, you know that you are up over your head in the pools of multicultural insanity.
A story based on the Three Little Pigs has been rejected by a government quango in case it offends Muslims.
The digital remake of the children's classic was criticised by Becta, the education technology agency, because "the use of pigs raises cultural issues".
Officials also attacked the story - called The Three Little Cowboy Builders - for stereotyping the building trade.
. . . It is the latest in a string of bans slapped on seemingly innocuous children's stories and nursery rhymes.
In the past, Baa Baa Black Sheep has become Baa Baa Rainbow Sheep to satisfy race relations, the Seven Dwarfs have been axed from Snow White to avoid offending the vertically challenged and the ending of Humpty Dumpty has been censored for fear of upsetting sensitive children.
The latest controversy was sparked during an awards ceremony designed to honour the best educational stories, programmes and teaching aids for children.
. . . But Newcastle-based publishers Shoo Fly were shocked when judges told them that their interactive 3D book was unsuitable for children.
In a feedback form, Becta told the company: "Judges would not recommend this product to the Muslim community in particular."
They also said that the subject was "questionable for certain groups within the UK" and that "only an exceedingly creative teacher could find this innovative".
The story for primary school pupils replaces pigs with "cowboy builders" as part of a light-hearted tale designed to spark interest in reading and design technology skills.
Young children are encouraged to read the story and create their own versions using the software.
But its authors were also told that it portrays the building industry in a bad light.
Judges said "retelling a story" was acceptable, but it "should not alienate parts of the workforce", adding that builders should be "positive" role models for young children.
"Is it true that all builders are cowboys, builders get their work blown down, and builders are like pigs?" the judges asked.
Anne Curtis, the founder of Shoo Fly, which won a prize at the prestigious Education Resource Awards for the story, said: "The feedback amounted to a verbal assault.
"I feel these criticisms aim to close the minds of teachers and young people to some issues."
Muslims criticised Becta's response and insisted that a computer program based on the Three Little Pigs should be welcomed in state schools.
Tahir Alam, the head of education at the Muslim Council of Britain, said: "We are not offended by that at all."
Yesterday, the quango stood by the verdict, which was made by 70 independent judges, mainly teachers.
A spokesman said: "The feedback makes clear that the issues highlighted were a small selection from a much broader range of comments."
Read the entire article. The Brits are just so screwed - as are the moderate Muslims who wish to integrate into British society, adopt liberal democratic values and contribute to society. What the multicultural left are doing in Britain today is tyrannical. And there will be a reaction. As the law of physics goes, for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. The problem is that when the pendulum swings back - and I have no doubt that it will, the people who step in to end this madness will not be people of reason, it will likely be the people on the equally irrational right.


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Not many people would like to live forever, but everyone wants to look young for as long as they live. People have been inventing ways to look younger since the days of the ancient Egyptians, and needless to say we've come a long way since then! Enter the Rejuvapen, a "Fractional Collagen Induction Therapy System" that is becoming known as a revolutionary new product that is truly remarkable in its originality. But how does it work, and how do you know if it is right for you? Let's take a look.
How Does it Work?
The Rejuvapen uses nine tiny needles to puncture the top two layers of skin. These holes are invisible and cause virtually no pain, although a little discomfort may be reported. As a result of these tiny holes being placed into the skin, the body's natural mechanisms start producing collagen and elastin to heal the holes. The Rejuvapen is used in conjunction with RP Complex cream, a skincare product that helps to produce natural collagen in the skin. In addition to the RP Complex cream developed by the company, there are two other creams used in conjunction with the Rejuvapen: RP Complex Solar Shield and RP Complex Peptide gel, which helps the skin retain moisture and plumpness while producing elastin. Obviously, the Solar Shield is used primarily to defend against the damage the sun's UV rays can inflict on a person's skin. A treatment session that uses these three gels in conjunction with the Rejuvapen will result in self-repairing of the skin, giving the user a more youthful appearance without invasive surgery or facelifts. There are before or after pictures that seem to back up the company's claims that this product works well with limited irritation and no scarring.
What Can Rejuvapen Do For Me?
Rejuvapen causes the skin to produce collagen and elastin, which in turn minimizes fine lines and wrinkles while giving the skin an overall more youthful appearance. Other uses for the product include firming and the reduction of acne scars. It's actually a very versatile product. To many people, the most appealing thing about the product is the fact that the Rejuvapen procedure can be performed with very little pain and discomfort.
Availability and Cost
Due to the fact that Rejuvapen is a relatively new product, not all medical spas or dermatologists may offer it yet. Expect more spas and dermatologists to offer this product in the coming months. The average cost of a session can vary due to the amount of a person's body that is treated, and typically rests in the 90 to 200 dollar range. This is much cheaper than a facelift, and much more affordable than many other cosmetic procedures. If you're interested in a younger, more vibrant appearance, look no further than the Rejuvapen.


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My name is Cassandra, and I am writing this while waiting for a page to load. It is unusual for me to wait so long. And the server is timed out so I am off line.
I have had this "feeling" for some time now that the internet will fail. Soon. How soon I am unsure. Since everything is getting internetized we are more and more dependent on a technology that is really just an infant subject to the whims of undisciplined minds.
Many of us become "friends" with others from over seas- much like pen pals of the last centuries. Mail can be slow, however if it is operated properly mail gets to the receiver from the sender.
But I see s sinister slowing of dial up, a sinister non availability through wiifii, and other so called fast connections, that puzzle the user and causes them to doubt their machines and their abilities to connect and use their computer. This is not so.
Unless you have never used a computer then it is not you but the system that is failing. It fails because of weather, but it fails because of over extension and the bravado of those who operate the internet and all the connections.
Governments and corporations have infiltrated and threaded themselves in all facets of the internet and track us, block us.
The internet is a drug most powerful and we are heavy users. The world is dependent on the ether-world.
Remember it was created for government use, corporate( academic) use. Not for our use. Yet we are the sheep who have flocked to the siren song of internet. The freedom to travel and see and do what we can not do at home. And they have enslaved us, lulled us to its easy use then slowly rachetted up the difficulty. Yet it was always difficult with the early computers with all the patches and bugs and we were conditioned to expect glitches and others problems that vex and hinder us. When Apple came out computers were easier and had less problems. So the golden age was a few months maybe a few years. Then the complications crept into this world too. Partially greed and partially design and purpose to further enslave those who resisted the first wave. And now what can we do with everything online from bills to communications? We become blind and deaf when our connection is off line.
We have lost the freedom of non-digital broadcast television. Hooked to the cables that are owned by the sinister corporations who have never had anything in their sights but gold. We are the cash cows. We are the duped and gullible who are becoming more ignorant everyday we tweet, twitter and not really read or even think our own thoughts.
Civilization is in a downward spiral and we are being sucked into the vortex that has atrophied the minds of three generations. Baby Boomers, their children and their children's children are now doomed.
It is not too late to change, however it is too late, for we are in denial and will not see the abyss until we pass through the portal.


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Tuesday, July 1, 2014
Superhero Tim
JUNE IS OVER! Can we dream that the nightmare is over? Well, maybe if Tim Lincecum pitches every night! The Freak delivered a second consecutive dominant performance and beat the tough Cardinals 5-0. It all came together: huge starting pitching, good defense and, yes, a dinger. A special dinger at that as Pablo got his 100th career home run! Add to that the doggers getting thumped (they hit into a triple play! what losers) and July is looking real good so far.
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Start# 17 Win (7-5, 4.09) 8 innings 4 hits 0 runs 0 earned runs 2 walks 6 strikeouts 0 hr
Not quite as awesome as the no hitter, but actually it was very similar. Once again, Timmeh had total command of all four pitches. Also, he seemed totally comfortable in the stretch. Case in point was the amazing job Tim did in the fourth to get out of a bases loaded no out jam. That is a HUGE difference from earlier in the year, as reported here repeatedly. Tim has really figured something out and HE CAN REPRODUCE IT. First time in his career to get back to back 8 inning scoreless games. Let's see how long he can ride this pony. Isn't nice to be excited about Tim again? I can't wait to be excited about the whole team again.
Highlights and/or Lowlights:
Some nice offense from Pablo (2b, HR), Hunter (2 hits, 2 runs) and Buster (RBI). Pablo and Brandon Crawford made a couple great plays. But the absolute hero, actually SUPERHERO, was totally Tim. If it wasn't for Lincecum, this last couple weeks would have been intolerable. Not just because of getting some wins but giving us some RESPECTABILITY. Let's see if we can't rebuild and get this back on track. Tim has done his part, now it is time for every one else.
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A fine tuned Ferrari runs best when all cylinders are working together in harmony. Good pitching, a bit of offense, solid defense and a little luck = wins. It feels good when we play well and win, n'est-ce pas? Go Giants!
- Wed Jul 02, 06:56:00 AM PDT
- Brother Bob said...
Let's hope Tim can inspire the other starters.
- Wed Jul 02, 07:25:00 AM PDT
- M.C. O'Connor said...
Giants got back-to-back excellent starts over the weekend and lost both games. As RR says, you got to have all the parts working together in harmony.
Happy to see Tim being more like Tim. But now that Tim has "done his part" as you say, does that mean he takes a breather? Sits out the next few? I don't understand. Isn't his part on-going? For that matter, aren't ALL the parts?
Win as a team, lose as a team.
Go, team!
- Wed Jul 02, 07:43:00 AM PDT
- JC Parsons said...
Cute sentiments but it takes GOD LIKE INDIVIDUAL EFFORTS when your team is as flawed as ours. Face it, our gods, MadBum, Buster and Matt have to step it up or we are going nowhere. Cain showed wonderful progress last time but he and MadBum are just not matching up to the other aces. Plenty of time left, of course.
Also, don't count on a "balanced" attack. We don't have the offense. If we make it, the pitching will be the key. It is all about runs allowed now. Sure we have to score some but the dinger fest is over. I think we have enough but it will be close.
- Wed Jul 02, 08:51:00 AM PDT
- M.C. O'Connor said...
One individual can be the best in the game and the team can "fail." This you know. The Giants had the best pitching (individual and team) we ever saw in 2009 and finished third, 7 games out. It takes pitching, fielding, hitting, etc. Tim was great, but if the team gets no runs and doesn't catch the ball then he gets Cain'd. This you also know. I like to root for everyone to perform because it takes all 25 guys. (All 40, actually.)
It's a nice myth that Tim had an extra bowl of Moxie™ cereal one morning in the middle of a losing streak and decided he would personally change the direction of the team because "that's what it takes." I'd be willing to bet every pro athlete in every team sport gets up regularly and decides they are THE ONE WHO WILL MAKE THE DIFFERENCE. And when they succeed fans and sportswriters gush about their courage, leadership, and resolve. Or clutch-i-ness or god-like-ness or whatever. And when they don't it's a non-story.
Tim's had a couple of great starts and looked good. Wonderful. Bodes well for the club. I LOVE IT! But he will have some bad starts the rest of the way, too, and the club still has to find a way to win. It's not specifically about Tim--after all the Giants were World Champs when Tim was the worst starter in the NL. Explain that one!
George Scott summed it all up for me:
"If we're gonna win, the players gotta play better,
the coaches gotta coach better, the manager gotta manage better,
and the owners gotta own better."
- Brewers first baseman George Scott, to the club chairman
(probably my favorite ballplayer quote ever)
- Wed Jul 02, 09:49:00 AM PDT
- M.C. O'Connor said...
Interesting note from Baggs (via twitter):
Tim Lincecum has NEVER thrown as many as 17 shutout innings over a two-start span in his career.
Hard to believe, especially the way he pitched in 2008-09. Cool, though, very cool. Keep it rollin', man!
- Wed Jul 02, 09:51:00 AM PDT
So, speaking of how in the hell we are going to pull this off, any latest news on the possible 2014 return of Brandon Belt or Marco Scutaro? This Belt thing has gone on longer than projected. The Scutaro thing blew past the projections months ago.
If Belt returns, the playing rotation is actually disrupted a bit, especially with Hanchez again being the 'Designated Catcher' for Lincecum (I'm not a big fan of Designated Catchers, especially when they hit .201). What if a RFP is pitching for the opposition who Buster rakes, but now you are stuck with Hanchez at C & Belt at 1B. Buster sits? Bad option.
The Scutaro thing is urgent. Hicks is regressing to his normal level. Panik needs more seasoning. We either need Scutaro healthy, or we need to make a quick move.
- Wed Jul 02, 10:00:00 AM PDT
Belt is close - he is playing in San Jose and should be back any day now. He homered in his first at bat. Scutaro will be unlikely to play before September. What we need is for Morse to get back on track. It is one thing to lose Pagan at the top (and Blanco is diheartening - he seems to do wonders as a spot starter but suck full time as a regular), but to lose both a hitter at the top and a hitter at the back end of your power really squeezes your offense. Morse hit a double last night and that was huge for him. Also Pence, although he has not been useless.
On the stepping up thing: Buster hit .362 for June. Too bad no one was around to help him. Matt threw shutout ball last time out. But Jon has a point. Tim's ability to put 2 stunning performances back to back is huge. You could see the confidence in him past the fourth inning - and the way he was dealing rather than hoping each pitch would work like he can do when struggling. Today is tough - Wainwright against Vogie,and Vogie hasn't looked too sharp lately. The biggest June problem, though, has been relief. That is where we need to focus our energy if we need to make a change (and I am not sure that we do as long as Casilla pitches well and Machi gets back to form). All the fill-in second basemen in the world aren't going to help that.
- Wed Jul 02, 11:06:00 AM PDT
We started out with 7 victories against the Cardinals, Cincinnati and Mets. Then we came home and sucked. We dropped 3 to Washington before salvaging the final game of that series, and dropped all 3 to Colorado. We went to Chicago to play the Sox and dropped 2 games, then Arizona and won 2 of the 3. We came home again and dropped the first 2 to San Diego before Tim threw his no-hitter in the final game, and then dropped all 4 to Cincinnati.
Here is how it shakes out:
DC: Vogie/Kontos were bad (L)
Madbum was good, no offense (L)
Cain was just OK (4 runs - L)
Hudson was good (W)
COL: Romo (L)
Romo (L)
Madbum/Guteierez (4 runs each - L)
CWS: Cain bad (L)
Hudson bad (L)
ARZ: Tim was just OK (4 runs, no offense - L)
Vogie was OK (4 runs - W)
Madbum was good (W)
SD: Cain bad (6 runs - L)
Hudson bad (L)
Tim brilliant (W)
Cin: Vogie good (1 run, no offense - L)
Madbum bad (5 runs - L)
Romo/Lopez bad (L)
Hudson good (but Bailey's near no hitter - L)
So, of our 15 losses, I count them like this:
Madbum: 1 good start, 1 4-run start, 1 bad start
Cain: Cain 2 bad starts, 1 4-run start
Huddy: 1 good start, 2 bad starts
Tim: 1 4 run start
Vogie: 1 good start, 1 bad start
Romo: 3 bad outings (1 w/Lopez).
So the Giants spent June losing games when the starters gave up 4 runs and losing some games when the starters pitched well or very well.
So if you don't count the 4-run starts as "bad", even though you can't count them as good, you get 2 bad starts for Cain, 2 for Huddy, 1 each for Madbum and Vogie. Our problem has been offense and relief.
- Wed Jul 02, 11:59:00 AM PDT
- M.C. O'Connor said...
If you rank baseball things in terms of importance, I completely agree with JC that starting pitching is number one. Top o' the list. That's why seeing Lincecum pitch well is so exciting. But starting pitching without fielding, hitting, and relief isn't going to win you enough games. Case in point--Huddy and Cain delivered back-to-back great starts at home and the team lost. No hitting, poor work in the field, and no 'pen meant L instead of W. Seems like a no-brainer. The starters are the foundation, but you can't live in a foundation. Gotta have walls and a roof, too. That's why they got 25 and 40 man rosters.
I wonder what kind of team you would have if you rounded up all the best pitchers (Kershaw, King Felix, Darvish, Wainwright, you-pick-'em) and the rest were "replacement" players. Would they be .500? Interesting idea, eh?
I can live with 2B by committee if Belt and Pagan get healthy (and Cain starts pitching like Cain again). I'm worried Scuts is out for the year.
- Wed Jul 02, 12:36:00 PM PDT
- nomisnala said...
Lets hope we do not get hit with reciprocal shutouts. Giants will have to score some runs against Wainwright.
- Wed Jul 02, 09:25:00 PM PDT
- Brother Bob said...
Belt has been a Fresno Grizzly for 5 games and has put up huge numbers: SLG 1.000, BA .526, OPS 1.550
- Thu Jul 03, 07:50:00 AM PDT


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The other day I was sitting in the dentist's chair discussing books, because yes, my obsession goes with me even to the dentist. I was telling him of a most wonderful book that I thought he would enjoy. Yes, I do realize that it's a YA novel, but this particular tome, I think, is an excellent thriller for many ages and, in particular, is a great one for the male species (even for a 30-year old dentist).
The Maze Runner by James Dashner is an intense, mysterious, thriller that starts off with a boy traveling up in a pitch black elevator. Said boy has no idea who he is or why he is in said elevator. He has no idea where he is going or why he is going there. The only thing he knows is his name. Thomas.
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Last weekend I was in England.
In the map you can see the route we took. For some clarity: you find Dover in the right hand corner, London in the middle and Cambridge above middle. If you want to have some more information, just click on the picture and it will enlarge.
I didn't take hardly any photos. This was mostly due to the rainy weather. I was wishing for a day punting in Cambridge but sadly not this time. It was cold and raining. We did however have a lovely lunch in a pub near Cambridge.
The Red Lion Inn is definitely worth your visit. The serve great food. They have been shortlisted to the top six gastro food pubs in the UK in The Publican Food & Drink Awards.
I'll be getting one of these guides, next time we visit.
We naturally visited a book store. These are the books I bought.
Yes I also bought a new bookmark! Daisy Dog. I'm a fan of Kathy Reichs, the author, and of the TV series Bones. According to the company 'if', 'Daisy will probably dribble if your book is about bones'. Guess I shouldn't use this bookmark when reading one of Kathy Reichs books (lol). No heavy reading this time. These books are pure for relaxation.
On Saturday we first drove to Luton, taking the back roads. We were advised to go to the Hare & Hounds in Warden. The pub, was according to Anthony, just down the road. After driving on some narrow country roads for a while we arrived at the pub.
I had the 'pie of the day' with vegetables and hand cut potatoes. Delicious. Hubby had the Trio of Gamlingay Sausages.
I would love to live in this house!!
'It has character'! A quilt room and a big kitchen is all I need.
Our break was short, but can't wait till our next visit.


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Time to get some updates on here again. For now we'll do a little year end catch up with pictures.
Kerry and I did some back roads exploring up near our family cabin on our anniversary weekend in the fall.
|I want to bike this one.
Hiking along the St. Croix near Stillwater
Deer Hunting with Dad, uncle and cousins
Thanksgiving day ride at BC
Christmas and New Year in the UP and at the Lawrence cabin.
|Kerry's parents found a huge White Pine on some newly cleared trails behind their house.
|Sledding fun at the cabin


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Sigmund Freud
"The whole thing is so patently infantile, so foreign to reality, that to anyone with a friendly attitude to humanity it is painful to think that the great majority of mortals will never be able to rise above this view of life. It is still more humiliating to discover how a large number of people living today, who cannot but see that this religion is not tenable, nevertheless try to defend it piece by piece in a series of pitiful rearguard actions."
"The different religions have never overlooked the part played by the sense of guilt in civilization. What is more, they come forward with a claim…to save mankind from this sense of guilt, which they call sin."
– Sigmund Freud, Civilization and Its Discontents, 1930
Mark Twain
A God who could make good children as easily a bad, yet preferred to make bad ones; who could have made every one of them happy, yet never made a single happy one; who made them prize their bitter life, yet stingily cut it short; who gave his angels eternal happiness unearned, yet required his other children to earn it; who gave is angels painless lives, yet cursed his other children with biting miseries and maladies of mind and body; who mouths justice, and invented hell; mouths Golden Rules and foregiveness multiplied by seventy times seven, and invented hell; who mouths morals to other people, and has none himself; who frowns upon crimes, yet commits them all; who created man without invitation, then tries to shuffle the responsibility for man's acts upon man, instead of honorably placing it where it belongs, upon himself; and finally, with altogether divine obtuseness, invites his poor abused slave to worship him!
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We despise all reverences and all the objects of reverence which are outside the pale of our own list of sacred things. And yet, with strange inconsistency, we are shocked when other people despise and defile the things which are holy to us.
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So much for my resolutions. I stalled out and lost motivation. Hopefully, I've got it back and am restarted down the path leading to a healthy weight. I was doing better and then I visited Lagos again, where I ate and drank my way through a couple of weeks while visiting Bob. No good excuses on that, except that I always seem to eat and drink more when Bob's around.
Hormone testing yielded some interesting info ... my cortisol (stress hormone) is 20+ in the a.m. and should be 2 or 3. Probably a result of not sleeping well because of bladder issues and having trouble shutting down and sleeping. This is nothing new.
One interesting thing is that I'll be doing a sleep study Monday, April 6, and I'm eager to see if it turns up anything. Bob says I snore loudly and that's one thing to watch out for. I'm a little nervous about it, but it's probably a good idea to do it.
I'm on the way back down and working the Weight Watchers Web site message boards for more encouragement and input.
Never, never, never give up. I think that's how it goes. Thank you Winston Churchill.


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For me personally, if the Blue Monster has one purpose, if I have one reason for working with Microsoft, it's to remind people that yes, Microsoft has a soul, even if they've never been particularly good at letting people see it. And yes, for all the baggage they have acquired over the years, there are some seriously smart, good people working there who yes, can still change the world for the better.
And the sooner they get better at telling people this, the happier I will be.
Hugh MacLeod in question for the blue monster crowd: "who owns the soul of microsoft?"
Deixo que tirem suas próprias conclusões…
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When I was around seven or eight I would play Doctor Who in the playground at school. I would play the Doctor and my friend Louise Griffiths would play Mel. We'd make up adventures in which we'd run away from imaginary alien monsters and pretend to fall off cliffs. I'd like to think I was being clever and wise beyond my years but I can't manage that now, so I doubt I did it when I was seven.
The programme was more or less cancelled a year or so after that and didn't reappear until 2005 by which time I was twenty-five so I sort of missed that window in which I could have told the careers adviser that I wanted to be an actor, director, or writer so that I could work on Doctor Who.
I mean that; if the programme existed during those formative years I probably would have tried to get involved in it somehow. Oh well.
That's not a problem the youth of today have. Children watching it when it came back in 2005 are now going to be making their way in the world as young adults and I'm sure there are a few who have decided to become actors or writers or props people or composers because of their love of the programme, and that's brilliant.
What's not so brilliant is that the girls and young women who love Doctor Who and want to be actors because of it will never get to play the main role.
Oh, hang on.
I think the only thing I've seen Jodie Whittaker in is Attack the Block and I remember thinking she was good in that. Well, everyone and everything is good in that; it's ace, but that's beside the point.
I'm sure she'll be good in the role and I'm keen to see what this new Doctor Who will be like, but it doesn't matter what I think. What matters is that now is that a door has opened and non-male fans of the programme know that they can not only write for it, or direct it, or act in it, but they can also play the lead part.
That is, as the Ninth Doctor used to say, fantastic.
I'm Kelvin Green. I sometimes draw. I sometimes write. I'm trying to get better at both.
Sunday, July 16, 2017
It's About Time
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Dress: Forever 21 Hat: Vans Shoes: Jeffrey Campbell Bag: Thrifted
Feminine silhouettes in fall. Living in California, fall isn't exactly always cool breezes and falling leaves. In fact right at this moment it still feels a bit like summer. I guess it has it's upsides though. I can still wear sheer flowy dresses and not freeze my butt off. But truthfully, I can't wait till the temperature drops and I can pull out my coats & cardis. If there's one thing I love when it comes to fashion is layering. So expect some layered looks soon.
Also I included some photos of the beautiful floral tea set one of my good friend's got me for my birthday. As well as some handmade Mexican decorations I made for my bf's uncles office party. I'm an expert when it comes to craft all throughout my childhood crafting was my pass time and over the years I've perfected certain skills.


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Source: https://youtu.be/r7pVtrJ4lws
Girls campaigning against violence and for peace
Bread and Roses TV with Maryam Namazie and Fariborz Pooya
Interview with Pakistani activist Gulalai Ismail on Aware Girls
. Also on Turkey's bill that would let off men who assaulted underage girls if they marry their victims,
. Montreal 'Muslim Suburb' Proposal, anti-Islamophobia motion passed in Canadian parliament
. and 5,000 civilians trapped in Al Khazer between Daesh and Shia militias on outskirts of Mosul.
. Insane Fatwa: On how to wear your trousers without inciting wrath of God
. Slice of Life: Teenager fighting ISIS with art
Translation: Cyrus Basham
Subtitles: Bahram M.
VIDEO here: https://youtu.be/r7pVtrJ4lws
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