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Friday, June 15, 2007
Sure Things Go "Bump" in the Night
I think I know why traditionally monsters exist in the night. But what I don't know is why I am so much braver at night than during the day.
After dark, if something disturbs me, I will take brave, quick action without contemplation. There will be no pause to wonder if my actions will be well received, if they are politically correct, or if those actions will be viewed with disdain by others. And when I decide to write something at two in the morning, no matter how unorthodox that writing, (like this rant I'm writing right now), I bravely conclude, without question, that it makes good rational sense and has the utmost cohesiveness and clarity. Even though, when morning comes, I will look this over again and find it is nothing more than a grand mess of disconnected phrases, nonsensical thoughts, and jumbled words.
Maybe my nighttime bravery makes sense. I mean if I were to see Dracula or the Boogie Man standing in a sunlit room, I don't know about you, but I would certainly run for cover. But if I saw these same creatures in a thin insipid stream of moonlight at night, I would just laugh and tell them point blank, "You don't scare me." (The reason being that in darkness, nothing is clearly visible, so I immediately chalk everything up to imagination).
So I don't fear what I can't clearly see. If I hear unusual noises at night, I bravely leap from my bed to go and investigate. I will let Hub sleep while I go to check out the back yard and wander through pervading darkness without alarm. Not so in daylight. That's entirely another matter.
If I hear uncommon noises in the garage or basement during the day, I am not wanting to investigate. There will be no investigation by me. Hub will have to check it out. Maybe it all boils down to the silly notion that "if I can see IT, then IT can see me.'
But at night I can easily rationalize anything. The creak in the floor and the noise in the wall is the house settling, the whining noise in the yard is simply the wind, the noise in the attic a wayward bird or small wood-boring insect. But these same sounds during the day are disturbing – too disturbing for me to even want to investigate.
Guess I was raised to believe and expect things go bump in the night.
You can turn off the flashlight now and go to your tent. Cause that's my scary campfire tale for tonight.
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- Pauline said...
Isn't that interesting - what I can't see scares me more but that's because it's DARK! I can't pinpoint the exact time I learned to be afraid of the dark instead of welcoming it, but I find your reverse fear fascinating.
- Friday, June 15, 2007
- Roberta S said...
I guess my training in bravery came as a child. I would walk to the neighbors a mile down the road and then stay so long that when I walked home it was so inky black I literally had to feel the road with my feet -- gravel crunch was the road, tall grass the ditch. Guess the experts are right that to conquer fear we need to expose ourselves to our fears.
- Saturday, June 16, 2007
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"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times..." On the whole, 2007 was a very good year and in many ways a positively life-changing year. Here are some highlights and not-so-highlights:
I started off 2007 by introducing some bad juju into my family. Bingo was a great puppy in so many ways - he was beautiful and soo intelligent - but in so many other ways he was absolutely the worst experience of 2007. My earlier post pretty much sums it up but even in horrible times I take away valuable lessons, and Bingo taught us that we're just not dog people (any more). Upon reflection though, the energy spent and repercussions of the decision to introduce a puppy into our family were felt far and wide through the year. It was crazy but the Bingo decision became a win-win for all parties involved and that's my take-away for the year.
If anything marked my abundance this year it was the absolute highlight of visiting my brother-in-law in New York. Closing Saturday night at a party on the rooftop of a Bleeker St. building, looking out over the Hudson at the lights of New Jersey and back at all the buildings surrounding me in Manhattan was the absolute pinnacle of my night life this year. But our other trips this year were great as we pulled a road trip to Moab and Arches National Park and introduced our daughter to tent camping and hiking, and a trip to San Diego to introduce the kids to the beaches of southern California, Sea World, and Disneyland.
My son started Kindergarten this year and that was a huge, amazing step. He's in a great class in an excellent school and we feel fortunate to live in a community with the great people we've met.
2007 was very interesting on the technical front as well. I completed three JSF projects and feel comfortable working with pretty much all of the aspects of the technology and feel like I've applied them to a very broad range of industrial enterprise software problems. Along the way, Furl was a vital tool personally coming up to speed with JSF. I love Furl!
Other sites that caught a significant amount of my attention in 2007 were Facebook (of course) and Amazon's DRM-free music download service. Still, I can't help wondering what is Facebook?
And from a pure entertainment standpoint, the best (by far) books I read in 2007 were The Golden Compass and The Subtle Knife by Philip Pullman. Though The Little Book That Beats the Market by Joel Greenblatt and Stumbling on Happiness by Daniel Gilbert were notables.
Finally, no reflection on the past year would be complete without the annual Netflix analysis: We consumed 85 movies in 2007, or 7 movies a month. Our high month was May with 11 movies and our low month was February with 2 movies. The only movies I loved (5 stars) were The Secret and No End in Sight. Notable movies I really liked (4 stars) were Apocalypto, The Fountain, Flags of Our Fathers, The Last King of Scotland, and A Face in the Crowd. The two movies I didn't care for at all were Happy Feet and Babel.
My word for 2007 was 'Execute'. So how did I do..? On the whole I feel like I executed in all aspects of my life... but I can always be better and that word was so 2007. It's time to move on. Happy New Year!
Tuesday, January 01, 2008
So Here's To Looking Back
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With the dawn of the atomic age in the 20th century, however, the transmutation of elements finally became possible.For most purposes, there's a better alternative to alkaline. Pick the features you need in the table at right to see which alternate batteries are better. Man, if you can't find alkaline batteries, you've got bigger problems. Standard alkalines don't work well (or at all) in high-drain devices like digital cameras, because they can't pump out the juice fast enough.There are special high-drain versions like Duracell Ultra, Energizer Advanced Formula, and Kodak Photolife which do work, but high-drain devices go through batteries quickly no matter what kind of battery, so the better solution for high-drain devices is to use rechargeables so you're not always buying batteries. Alkalines have decent capacity, though the capacity is rarely stated on the packaging.But the idea remained mostly an academic question until, as he predicted, the mercury started to rise.This is one of the certainties in climate science – the world has got warmer.


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~I hope that all of my blogging buddies had a wonderful Mother's day! I had a delightful day with my family! I am a very blessed Wife and Mommy! =) We had a very good church service and the Lord really helped Bro. Jimmy to preach an excellent sermon on keeping the joy of the Lord in ALL circumstances! It was good!
So far I haven't been able to find blueberries here. But some parts of the year this little tart berry is in season. So, we got some on Saturday and I used them to make these "blueberry muffins" for our Mother's day breakfast and we loved them.~~Five Reasons that make me smile!! (The 6th reason is my sweetheart, pictured in our family picture above! But he was actually the FIRST reason that I smiled...and then came the other 5. =)~
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I let Viper out today with Bonnie Sue. I went down to Galla Lake to fish a while. She came along and treed over a low water area and I could not get to her. She stay treed a long time, at least an hour and barked and barked. This is an old picture of her. She is not yet a year old. I can tell she is going to be a good one. She is out Larry Ellingson's Bell and O' Tie That Binds.
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Of course, I could still be reeling from the shockingly bad Ghost Rider flick, but I seriously doubt it.
First, don't get me wrong - Civil War has plenty of problems, and one likeable issue doesn't keep it from being a trainwreck, but honestly, in the end, taking into consideration the corner Millar and Co. had backed themselves into, I didn't think the ending was so bad.
I've read a lot of reviews and commentary on the issue - Chris Sims' Civil War In 30 Seconds bit (most of you probably got here from there) is pretty good, and Matt Brady's review of # 7 over at Newsarama gives a decent blow-by-blow - so going into this, I already know my opinion isn't a popular one. But in the spirit of Civil War, I'm picking a side.
Let's ignore the fact that most of the issue was a fight comic - lots of big man posturing, kicking, and shit-talking, but this being the kind of book it is, none of us should be surprised by that. Once you get past the blackeyes and Thor-borg head smashes, I think there's something there, and much more than I ever expected there to be.


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In the YouTube video below, Congressman Ron Paul speaks outside the Capitol Building on legislative process and the passage of the atrocious, dangerous, catastrophic Stimulus (a/k/a Big Government Expansion and Spending) bill:
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Republicans have veered away from fiscal conservatism. The present President Soetoro (a/k/a Obama) administration is the result of the GOP's refusal to stick to their principles. President Bush and the GOP became like the Democrats, free spenders. That is the primary reason that we are in the shape we are in . . .
The Republicans must wake up as they did in the 90's and be conservatives. Dr. Ron Paul and other real fiscal conservatives want to curb government spending, reduce taxes, reduce the deficit and allow free enterprise to work.
Unfortunately when the GOP was in power began to act like the Liberals currently in power. That is the bottom line problem - abandonment of fiscal conservative principles . . .
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"When it comes to getting through change, never underestimate the power of patience. Faced with an uncomfortable change, our first instinct is to hurry up and get through it. We don't want to feel the uncertainty, the fear, the sadness or any other negative emotions that might arise. But rushing through a change prevents the process from unfolding naturally.
Resist the urge to speed through a transition, searching for a fast fix. Be still, live in the change as it plays out and allow things to develop in the way they need to. Or, from a more spiritual perspective, allow the universe to do its work.
Expectations are what create pain and uncomfortableness. Drop what you expect to happen, how it should happen, and by when. Life is constantly rearranging itself, so today it's OK if you don't have all the to your change puzzle."© 2009 The First Thirty Days, Inc. All Rights Reserved |
This article is sooo me. When something doesn't go right, I am always trying to fix it immediately and a fixate on the situation, going over and over it in my head. I have to keep reminding myself to trust in God and that life happens and to let things settle down to see what new path I should take. I know their is a purpose for things happening in life, it's just hard sometimes waiting to see what that purpose is.


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MSP Alex Fergusson wants more help to be given to Stewartry flood victims.
He raised the issue with Deputy First Minister John Swinney during topical questions in the Scottish Parliament on Tuesday.
And he admitted he was left underwhelmed by Mr Swinney's pledge to give council tax relief to people who had been forced to leave their homes.
He said: "I visited Carsphairn on Monday morning and I have taken a number of calls from businesses and individuals across my constituency who have suffered devastating damage through absolutely no fault of their own.
"They need financial help, and they need it now, and they are acutely aware that people in similar situations just across the border in Cumbria are receiving that help from the UK Government.
"I am therefore deeply disappointed by the Deputy First Minister's response, which was essentially to say that the government would make money available to the local council so that it can relieve relevant premises from council tax.
"Every penny is, of course, welcome, but it doesn't come close to the direct aid that is available south of the border.
"Some householders in Carsphairn have now been flooded out of their houses three years in a row, and all the Scottish Government can say is that it will look at council tax rebates."
Mr Fergusson was however quick to praise the efforts of the emergency services in New Galloway and Carsphairn on Wednesday and Castle Douglas on Thursday.
He added: "I am truly impressed at the efforts made by our emergency services during the recent appalling weather that has caused so much damage to businesses and households across the region.
"Many of the individuals involved are part-time and would have been expecting to have been enjoying a peaceful holiday at home, yet their selfless devotion to duty and the wellbeing of others shone through superbly.
"In similar fashion, affected communities have shown the strength of community spirit that is so prominent in our area and watching neighbours helping each other out in the most adverse of conditions can only be described as humbling in the extreme.
"My role as the constituency MSP is now to ensure that, unlike previous years, meaningful action to prevent flooding is now taken rather than just talked about.
"We need to look at practical measures to slow down the flow of water from the hills wherever possible. It has been achieved in other parts of the country, and it can be achieved in Dumfries and Galloway."
South of Scotland MSP and environment minister Dr Aileen McLeod added: "Storm Frank was a significant flooding event for Scotland and my sympathies go out to all of
those affected by the flooding, particularly at this time of year when people hope to spend the festive period at home with their families.
"I want to thank all those who worked tirelessly to protect the communities at risk and are still working hard now, without any real rest, to start the process of cleanup and recovery.
"From the local authority to the emergency services, local community groups and volunteers, the response to the incident was truly first class, and demonstrated a real spirit of co-operation across the region and indeed the whole country."


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Today I am writing bout the Hobbit but having the words in colors like gold and light blue and I was taught this by my mom Kathryn and she is the owner of this website. The hobbit is a cool story where a dragon named Smaug that stole gold and hid it as well as the Arkenstone but Smaug turned golden and that was awesome and in the story is really important and Smaug stole it but a group of dwarfs, one wizard,and a hobbit called Bilbo which is the main character went to get the gold back and the wizard's name is Gandalf which got Bilbo to come but the two Unique things about Bilbo is he holds a secret ring which only four people or more have held it but these people are in the story and the first go his finger chopped of and fell in a river and one day that river got fished in by Mr. Sméagol friend Mr. Sméagol took it he was but later named Gollum because he got corrupted by the ring and he held the ring for some time and he called it Precious but he dropped it and then Bilbo found it.
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Smoldering Sedinby Derek Jory / Vancouver Canucks
Whether it's a Swedish thing or a Sedin thing, neither twin is big into New Year's Resolutions.
The idea – to commit to a project, adventure or lifestyle change that begins New Year's Day and lasts for the new year – doesn't strike Henrik Sedin as the least bit intriguing; when asked if he made a resolution heading into 2009 he slyly replied that it was "to not start smoking."
Astonishingly, Henrik failed at this.
No smoke breaks are needed during practice and he isn't catching a puff between periods, it's his game that's been smoldering and it all started earlier this year.
Going into the 2008-09 season, Henrik was known as the set-up man, the assist maker who dished out more than an ice cream server. His career-high for goals was 18, a far cry from the 36 his brother Daniel put up in 2006-07.
That all changed on January 2, 2009 in a 4-3 shootout loss to the Atlanta Thrahers when Henrik recorded his first multi-goal game in 48 contests (dating back to the previous season) and only the fourth of his career.
After beating Thrashers' netminder Kari Lehtonen twice, something clicked within Henrik and his inner sniper came to the forefront.
Henrik scored 15 of his career-high 22 goals in the final 42 games last year (not including playoffs) and 33 games into this season he's already picked up 14 scores to go along with 28 assists for 42 points and a spot among the league's elite offensive talents.
Ten of Henrik's goals came with Daniel out of the line-up over an 18-game stretch earlier this season, which, when wrapped up alongside his prowess on offence in the 2009 calendar year, makes it obvious Hank has shed his image as a pure passer.
"I don't have an awful shot," laughed Henrik, who recently topped 500 career points with a three-assist effort in a 4-3 win over the Minnesota Wild.
"I can shoot the puck, so if I'm in the right position I can score goals and I think since after Christmas last year I've been scoring a few more goals than I did before."
Henrik's as modest as he is talented.
He's altered his game and made opposing players second guess whether to give him an open shot or not, so much so that he's practically on par for scoring with Daniel, the twin known for slashing his way through defences like an Etch A Sketch.
Subtract the 10 goals Henrik scored with Daniel away this year and over their last 57 games dating back to January 2, 2009, Henrik has 22 goals to Daniel's 21.
Fans, teammates and Hanrik agree, he's presently playing the best hockey of his career.
"Yeah, I think so, production wise it is by far," said Hank. "Overall I feel comfortable on the ice, I'm able to make plays and hold onto the puck at the right times and I'm playing with two great scorers and both Burr and Danny can shoot the puck so they're making my job easier for sure.
"We enjoy playing with each other, we're having a lot of fun and we've got a good feeling right now. I think that comes with time in this league. We've been here a long time and I think we've taken a few steps every year and with that comes responsibility too. We get paid to score and that's what we need to do so I think it comes naturally."
Said Daniel of the supreme play of the twins: "As a player you always wanted to be looked at as a good player, as a great player, and I think that's something we've been aiming for since our first year. We've wanted to get better every year and we've been working hard in the summers to get better and hopefully we can keep it going."
Adding to the allure of the Sedins is that both Henrik and Daniel have recorded hat tricks this season, an accomplishment that the Canucks hadn't accomplished since November 21, 2007 and not at GM Place since March 27, 2006.
After Henrik scored three goals and singlehandedly beat the Colorado Avalanche in an 8-2 Canucks win earlier this year, Daniel let loose last Thursday with a three-goal outing in a 4-2 victory against the Atlanta Thrashers making the Sedins the first brothers to score hat tricks in the same season for the same team since Peter and Marian Stastny accomplished the feat with the Quebec Nordiques in 1982-83.
Since Daniel's return 11-games ago, both Sedins are as red hot as ever with each currently riding a seven-game point streak.
Henrik has reverted back to his old ways with his 14 points in the last seven games all coming via assists, while Daniel has six goals alongside six assists and was recently named the NHL's Second Star of the Week.
Regardless of who's credited with goals and who has the assists, the play of the Sedins this season has been almost two good to be true.


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Thursday, May 17, 2007
This post could save your life, or just make you want a doughnut.
Go figure.
The article goes on to say (I shall paraphrase a bit) we Southerners are having strokes left and right because we are fat, lazy, uneducated, are smoking like chimney stacks and running up our blood sugar with all of those Krispy Kreme doughnuts.
Now I know I might not be the sharpest knife in the drawer, but don't insult my blood glucose levels. ;>)
Call it a hunch, but I'm thinking this high incidence of stroke may be related to all the meat we eat. You know, the meat that has been cooked in fat (which came from some other meat source). Never mind that we boil all of the nutrients out of our vegetables and season them with more meat (or just fat.) Even our bread has Crisco in it.
Rumor has it that somebody in Stark, Mississippi came up with a butter flavored ice cream.
OK. That last sentence? I made it up. Everybody knows that people from Mississippi don't eat butter flavored anything. They eat butter, not butter substitutes.
I do not mean to make light of the serious, life-threatening, debilitating medical condition known as stroke. Just consider this my silly attempt to get your attention. A healthy diet, exercise, and regular check-ups with your doctor are key to stroke prevention.
You should also know what to do if you or someone you love experiences a stroke. Time lost is brain lost.
So while you're sitting there at your computer eating your buttered biscuit and fried chicken, take a moment to read the warning signs of a stroke.
The information could save a life. That life could be yours.
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- Nancy said...
I take many things about my Southern heritage seriously, but my eating habits have evolved. My mom is the best Southern cook in the whole world, or at least other than Paula Deen, BUT I tire of this food in about three days. After I've polished off homeade biscuits(with butter, duh), bacon, fried eggs, chicken salad with Hellman's mayonnaise, Fritos, sweet tea, pound cake, green beans cooked for 7 hours, hashbrown casserole, pork chops, Sister's rolls (with butter, duh), ice cream pie, etc., etc. I am DYING for some Thai spring rolls or steamed sugar snap peas or a salad....JUST a salad, without bacon bits and cheese! She thinks we are total weirdos in the food department.
How I ever left home without weighing 250 pounds is beyond me. From the time I tell Mom I'm coming for a visit, she starts asking me about what I want to eat.
That said, there really is no substitute for butter. It's totally worth saving up my WW points to put it on a healthy muffin or waffle. :)
- 17 May, 2007
- Denise W said...
I have to laugh because I just finished my Chick-Fil-A chichen biscuit! You're right, of course, I'm going for a walk now....
- 18 May, 2007


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Place of the down-trodden, homeless and broken, a place of internal strife where peace keepers walk the streets while elves and blueberries try to top each other. Shatt-city always kinda reminded me of sin city or the scum-planets the Serenity firefly crew docked with. Shatt-city – where everyone sets their hearth just so they can have the pleasure of vacating the premises for other locales … any other locale.
At least so it used to be.
Then of course with the opening of the isle of gank, the blueberries and blood elves started playing nice, smacking swords in a friendlier manner (fights now dubbed war training rather than the usual 'mugging') and they even built a statue together where we can all worship a common god … money.
And in this warmer carebear environment the World's End Tavern has come into its own with shows live on the hour. The yelled announcement pretty much ensures at least a small audience of bored toons will wander into the tavern to catch the show – and I think that here blizzard has possibly made a role-play friendly outlands pub.
Because people are starting to run their own shows.
Oh not during Level 70 elite Tauren chieftain performances – because they tend to rock the house, but has anyone caught the other show?
The standup comedian?
… he makes Tauren burger jokes … he mimics toons silly lines … I dunno I found him terribly not funny (except in the manner that not funny standup comedians are well funny.) And worse the first time I caught this show I was trapped (BG waiting) with a hardcore roleplayer (elf in fencing get up & on slash walk) who was attempting to attract RP action by /laugh-ing & /clap-ing at EVERY joke and yelling for encores. It was painful.
I took advantage of the recent patch and downed four alcoholic beverages until I couldn't see him through the blur and the bubbles.
The standup comedian is the perfect act to take over – the second time I caught the standup show some naked elf and his Draenei molls took over the stage and provided us with a dance and light show… much much more entertaining.
EDIT: Spooner has a damn interesting rant about the outlands rep grinds and the effect holding hands over everything has on PVP & Moo- Tang Clan has a nice post on the concept of Player driven PVP policies in cities.


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Marianne and Michael got married on crisp fall day last October at Perona Farms (Andover, NJ) I met with Marianne, a wedding photographer, and her sweet mom a few months before their wedding to talk about the overall feel of the day and the sentiment the couple wished to express through the decor. They wanted to stay true to the wildflower, rustic aesthetic {as evidenced by the super cool cowboy boots} but with a pop of bright color. We chose dahlias, roses, asters, astilbe, peppers, lavender and dusty miller for the bouquets, bouts, and centerpieces. We adore the way the colors played such a dramatic role in the day {especially against the gray sky}and the hand-picked feel the arrangements stayed true to. The day was perfectly captured by Kay English Photography.
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A fatal car crash caused six to die this morning when a bus hit a pickup and rolled over on the interstate south of Phoenix.
Come to find out…the bus company involved in the accident has been operating without insurance for almost a year, and its buses should not have been on the road!
The carrier is a company by the name of Tierra Santa Inc. who lost its authorization to operate on April 1, 2009 but has been continuing to put its buses out on the roads none-the-less.
In the last two years, the company has been involved in only one other crash, but this morning's event certainly was catastrophic for all involved.
Furthermore, the company has a history of violations, including one failed bus inspection resulting in the bus being taken out of service. Two of the company's drivers had also lost their authorization to drive.
At about 5:30 a.m. this morning (March 5, 2010) is when the crash occurred. The roof of the bus was crushed and all the windows were knocked out, with one passenger thrown as far as 25 yards.
Sadly, the women and children aboard the bus didn't fare so well.
Department of Public Safety spokesman Bart Graves said two men and four women, all aboard the bus, were killed. The bus was carrying 22 passengers on its way from central Mexico to Los Angeles. Six died and the surviving 16 passengers were all injured.
An 11-year-old boy and the bus driver were among the patients at the hospital but have been declared as having non-life-threatening injuries.
Eight of the injured were taken to Maricopa Medical Center in Phoenix, where six were in critical condition with life-threatening injuries ranging from broken spines and pelvises to head injuries.
Emergency crews needed to break the bus' windows to remove everyone from the vehicle and medical helicopters landed on the freeway to airlift the most critically injured to area hospitals.
The accident scene, about 25 miles south of downtown Phoenix, remains under investigation.


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ATP Tour - Thursday, Feb. 21 - Nadal, Davydenko go down.
ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament
Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Thursday, February 21, 2008Singles – Second Round
[Q] M Zverev (GER) d [3] D Ferrer (ESP) 62 75 ***UPSET***
M Llodra (FRA) vs [2] N Davydenko (RUS) 63 75 ***UPSET***
This Davydenko medical timeout came at 3-6, 3-2 in the second set (screen shots from livestream at bet365.com)
it didn't seem to bother Davydenko all that much, whatever it was. But he double-faulted at 5-5, 30-all, then dumped a backhand into the net and bounced his racquet on the court. He had 0-40 on Llodra as he served for the match at 6-5, but Llodra saved all three break points and won the match on his second match point.
Let's just say he was happy.
[1] R Nadal (ESP) vs A Seppi (ITA) 3-6, 6-3, 6-4 ***UPSET***Nadal was wearing some nice new Nike spring dude, and up to his usual tricks with the shorts. And he got off to a great start. But Seppi, who beat Hewitt the previous day, and who was celebrating his birthday, hung in there.
Ultimately, Nadal couldn't stay in the hard-court exchanges long enough. And in a tournament where most of the top players have already lost, the path was clear. But again, Nadal doesn't come through. He's as close to Federer as he's been in a long time; he's got to be asking himself some questions as he prepared to defend some significant points in the two big American events (Indian Wells and Miami) in March.
I Karlovic (CRO) d [5] T Berdych (CZE) 64 64
[WC] R Haase (NED) d M Berrer (GER) 57 63 63
R Soderling (SWE) d F Verdasco (ESP) 64 61
[2] S Aspelin (SWE) / J Knowle (AUT) d R Nadal (ESP) / T Robredo (ESP) w/o (Robredo – back) (Something always happens when Nadal plays doubles. He never gets to where he might get and, for some reason, it's always his partner withdrawing with an injury – just like Lleyton Hewitt did at the Rogers Cup in Montreal last summer).
Copa Telmex
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Singles – Second Round
[6] I Andreev (RUS) (right) d J Vanek (CZE) 61 06 64
[8] F Volandri (ITA) d S Roitman (ARG) 75 75
J Acasuso (ARG) d [Q] D Gimeno-Traver (ESP) 63 64
L Horna (PER) vs A Calleri (ARG) 3-6, 6-2, 6-2
SAP Open
San Jose, CA, U.S.A.
Thursday, February 21, 2008Singles – Second Round
[2] J Blake (USA) d [WC] J Levine (USA) 63 64
[1] A Roddick (USA) d K Nishikori (JPN) 62 64
John Isner (right) d [3] T Haas (GER) 4-6, 7-6, 6-3 ***UPSET, kind of. Haas is rusty. Even Pete Sampras beat him earlier in the week 😉
Y Lu (TPE) d [LL] W Odesnik (USA) 64 64
M Fish (USA) d [Q] D Gremelmayr (GER) 67(4) 63 63


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by Anonymous-Writer • March 17, 2018 • * Safe for Work *, Disappointment • 2 Comments
I am a person of no importance. Someone with memories, and ghosts, surely, but are they real if no one else feels them? What if I never become famous? A person who has too much to say but no where to put it. I'm supposed to find that place, but how can I start anything if I mean nothing? A darling dear with no intentions, good or bad. A box of cards and pictures for no one, a collection of tape with no purpose. Dear no one. Gossip. With nothing to live for we find good in the wrong places, bad in the right. With nothing to live for I did the same, until I ran into the arms of someone I thought cared about me. Whispering in my ear, holding me closer. But I soon learned it was just desperation, not love. But I think love is desperation, in a way. But the worst part is that not all of us need the attention that we desperately get. Half of the people are just users, and the others hold boxes alike to mine.
And, in the end, this is the beginning. No matter how much I desire more than this,
illud est quod est. It is what it is. And this, through writing, may one day heal. Even if no one ever reads this.
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It would be normal to post a photo here but our old faithful camera has finished it's course. We are praying and working on getting a new one quickly but mail here takes 3-6 weeks. As for Events and Praises, there are many. Some of the fleet has sold in the USA. The First shipping container is in route! …should arrive before a camera. The purchase of two small solars(building lots) on the edge of Choluteca was made to put the containers on. Plus work begun on a foundation for a 40x40 distribution center.
Enemensio has begun Bible studies in the mud hut on the mountain and the humble beginnings of that church are growing. All 5 (could use more) of the Institute DVD players were claimed for use in 5 ministries; to start as soon as we get the curriculum copied. The risogragh (copier) is in the container that is coming. Two of the pastors are traveling 8 hours to get institute supplies and take it home with them. After teaching some soul winning lessons, a door to door visitation program here has begun in earnest on Sunday afternoons; Several salvations already. A purchased of 200lbs of rice/beans was made for the young people to distribute to poor families as they saw the need while soulwinning.
There is a need to start a church in our own neighborhood (barrio). There are hundreds sleeping in shanties along the river only about 100 yards from where I am sitting. Each and every one needs Christ. All in due time I suppose. I used to pray even so LORD come quickly...now it seems I pray "Lord I need another day". The 20 year old son of the man who owns the Voodoo circus died of electrocution yesterday. He rejected the gospel just a little more than a week ago. I believe God exercised Proverbs 6:15 and 29:1. It is sad to know sometimes our witness is not for salvation-- but for judgment.
The need for a good truck is ever increasing. The used Mitsu 4x4 has not come available yet and we now know it will need engine work as well but the price is cheap. A new Kia 4x4 would sure be nice but if we sell our fleet and buy it there would be nothing left to import containers, build a distribution center, pay lawyers, ect. Even in a poor country money disappears very quickly.
Unworthy Servant to a Worthy Saviour
Barry N Lisa Ritchie
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Containers to ship and arrive without problems.
Church In Los Terreros to blossom
Bible Institute to Strengthen pastors
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The November issue of the Food Network magazine is loaded with tantalizing recipes – I am really impressed with this issue. Each month, the magazine features copy cat recipes from chain restaurants. This issue's recipe was for copy cat Cinnabon cinnamon buns, which can be found here. I was so excited about this recipe that I had to show it to my younger sister, Victoria, whom had been babysitting my daughter while I volunteered in Landon's classroom. My sister was almost as excited about this recipe as I was so I invited her to come over the next day so we could make them. The next day came, and I texted my sister asking what time she was planning on arriving – thinking it would be early enough to help me with the recipe (not that I need help, I just like to engage others in the cooking process). Well, she hadn't planned on arriving until around 11 **rolls eyes**, so I decided to start the recipe without her – it is a four hour process after all.
I used rapid rise yeast for this recipe, but my dough still had issues rising. I am convinced that the weather is at fault (it was rainy and miserable) because my yeast was not even close to expiring. Even though my initial rise was not as successful as it should have been, I continued on with the recipe thinking that the second rise would surely do the trick. So I proceeded to roll out the dough and fill it with far too much butter, sugar and cinnamon. Instead of making six large rolls, I decided that I would make 12 smaller ones. I could only imagine that eating one large roll would eat up an entire day's calorie allowance. I allowed the rolls to rise a second time, then it was time to bake!!
After popping these babies into the oven and allowing them to bake, I thought for sure that I had created an utter disaster. It looked like these cinnamon buns were swimming in a pool of golden, melted butter. I thought for sure that the butter, that had risen and consumed half of the height of the rolls, was going to make the rolls mushy and inedible. After baking these buns completely, I allowed them to cool in the pan so that all of the butter could be absorbed. I had considered removing the buns before the butter could do any damage, but I had faith in the Food Network and trusted that they would not publish a recipe that was an utter disaster.
Thankfully, these rolls did absorb all of the butter in just a few minutes after being removed from the oven. The butter did not cause these rolls to be mushy at all – which really made me happy since I spent the better part of 4 hours tending to this recipe. I slathered these rolls with a ridiculous amount of icing (to which I added ½ tsp vanilla extract to – you can never have too much vanilla in my opinion) and was in heaven after the first bite. It has been a long while since I have had Cinnabon so I can't compare these cinnamon buns to theirs, but these cinnamon rolls were delicious and well worth the extra effort. What I think really makes these rolls is the nutmeg that is added to the dough itself. The nutmeg adds this sort of warmth that can't be matched by any other spice. These cinnamon buns represent that cozy, homey feeling and make all your troubles melt away. If these cinnamon buns aren't comfort food then I don't know what is. I will definitely make these rolls again, but next time, I won't save them for a rainy day.


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Let's Invent columnist Sam Asano is correct when he says skid-resistant shoes would help prevent seniors from falling in ice and snow. But those are not the only hazards. In my younger years I sold emergency alert systems — the "I've fallen and can't get up" kind with a necklace button. Later, I sold more affordable systems. And today, you can find them even more affordable. When seniors live alone, especially if they have health problems, it's imperative that they have one of these systems.
Here are some examples as to why:
1. When I was 11 years old, twice a week I watered the trees and plants for a senior lady down the street. One day after I finished my chores, I knocked on her back door and saw her lying on the kitchen floor. She had been there since the evening of my last visit.
2. One lady in Yucaipa had a rockscape yard with plants scattered around, like many of our homes. One day, as she was watering, the ground gave way underneath her weight. The sewer pipe had broken and washed away the dirt, leaving only the plastic to hold her weight. Although many neighbors drove by, no one saw her and couldn't hear her calls for help from the four-foot hole near her house. After a couple of hours, this 89-year-old struggled to crawl out of the hole. After extricating herself, she could not stand up and had to crawl through the rocks to her screen door on the front porch. Unable to open the door, she eventually crawled out to her driveway and laid there — calling out — until someone, walking by, saw her.
3. In this Sun City neighborhood, the backyards were all connected — no fences. This senior lady loved her backyard roses and they gave her a border between her and her next door neighbors. One day as she finished feeding her roses, she went to stand up and simply lost her balance. Do you know what happens when you are old and you fall into the middle of a rose bush? She was stuck and no one heard her, either. She lay in those thorns for several hours until her neighbor got tired of his dog barking and went to see what it was barking at.
4: Thousands of seniors fall and get stuck between their bed and nightstand or the toilet and bathtub annually.
And finally, one of my favorite stories is of one of my customers in Bloomington who was hugely overweight. She called me one day to relay her recent experience with her alert device. She said that she had returned from a stay at the hospital due to congestive heart failure and went straight to bed as she was exhausted. In the middle of the night she needed to do her thing.
Afterwards, try as she may, she couldn't get up off the toilet seat. After a while, she thought, "I'll just push my button and see what happens." Moments later someone was speaking to her through her in-home, two-way speaker. "Could you please send someone over to help me get off the toilet, I'm a little stuck," she told dispatcher. She continued her story with me: "Within just a few minutes there I was, in front of God, the fire department, paramedics AND police…. And all I needed was someone to help me get up off that damned pot." Although embarrassed, she wanted me to know that she had made a wonderful investment.
Please, if you have a loved one with health issues and they are living alone, make sure they have a monitored medical alert device. I understand that some systems have GPS location for those out-and-about. It's hard to reconcile a loved one alone … on the floor for days … dying.
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Titus tackling part of Tony's new hobby...GOLF!
We had a wonderful time of fellowship this past Sunday celebrating Fathers Day with our church family. Our time of worship was a time of celebration of what God has done for us through His Son, Jesus - Adopted us! Galatians 4:4-7 reads,
"But when the fullness of time had come, God sent forth his Son, born of woman, born under the law, to redeem those who were under the law, so that we might receive adoption as sons. And because you are sons, God has sent the Spirit of his Son into our hearts, crying, "Abba! Father!" So you are no longer a slave, but a son, and if a son, then an heir through God.
We thank Almighty God for adopting us! We also thank God for the gift of wonderful earthly fathers! Thanks to my Dad, in particular, for introducing me to Christ Jesus and for his godly example of unconditional love, generosity, hospitality, diligence and faithfulness!
Check out the following article describing a new and exciting ministry at Temple:www.tbclife.net/media/thepresence/pres0608web.pdf
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Dallas' pool of highly educated residents stacks up favorably for Amazon's HQ2
For those that can see, a nice render of TG with Amazon in place.
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joshua.dodd wrote:If anything, Waxahachie should have the HEB office since Waxahachie is the only town in the Metroplex with an HEB.
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Isn't that the one that ended up costing like $130k per 400 sqft "cottage?" Surely there's a better solution. You could likely give them a 3/2 single wide mobile home and lot on the city outskirts for less than that.


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'Anti-Naxal forces treating tribal regions as war zones' - The Hindu
'Anti-Naxal forces treating tribal regions as war zones' - The Hindu: Since 2015, as many as 12 innocent villagers have been killed reportedly by security forces in Kandhamal, Kalahandi and Nuapada districts.
While six persons were killed in Tumudibandh block of Kandhamal on Friday night, three villagers, who had reportedly gone looking for missing goats in Nissanguda forest in Kalahandi, were gunned down by Special Operation Group personnel in November last year.
On July 26, 2015, a Dalit couple Duba Nayakand his wife Budi Nayak were killed by anti-Naxal forces in Ladima hills in Maoist-affected Kotgarh block of Kandhamal where they had gone in search of network on their mobile phone.
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text: Now my four months of time off are over. I am back at home and back at work. Over the last three months as I have worked on this blog I have wondered every once in a while how well I will be able to keep up my curiosity practice and my daily post when I am working. I am about to find out. My experience so far tells me that time pressure is a curiosity killer for me. When I am really busy, I tend to put my head down and get on with what needs to be done. My hope is that being committed to writing this blog and having had three months to get used to posting every day will in fact help me be more mindful in what I do and experience less stress.


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The biggest knowledge gain for me was newforms -- they're very nice. I'm no slouch when it comes to HTML, but this is one task I'm glad Django automates for me. I've spent enough time debugging/writing code to handle form input/form generation -- this is really one area where I think Django shines above Rails (not that they're competing against each other... they're just the two "next gen" frameworks I've tried).
One thing that did bug me is that there must be a better way to remove the "------" choice from a Django ForeignKey <select> representation than my way:
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This or That subject: Vacation (my trip to England!!) 1. Rented lodgings, or staying with friends/relatives? Stayed with lovely friends :-) 2. Lots of activities, or just lying around doing nothing? On the go - LOTS of activities. Loved every minute of it... except for the trains. 3. Blogging while on vacation...yes or no? Yes, I blogged a little, not much though. 4. If you have children and/or pets...bring them along or make other arrangements? Parents took care of my cat. 5. Do you cook while away on vacation, or eat out every day? Both. Every day was different. 6. Do you pack light and plan to do laundry while away, or overpack and wash everything when you get home? I packed lots, did a little laundry while I was away. 7. Drive to your vacation spot, or take some kind of public transportation? Plane, trains, automobiles and a double decker bus. 8. If you have a cell phone...on or off while away? Take my cell to England?! Ummm.. no, left it home. 9. Bring work along or not? I had to check my work e-mail a couple times a day. 10. Returning home with more stuff than you originally took with you...yes or no? YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! My very large suitcase was a topic of conversation.
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What clothes do I need to bring to Medjugorje for 8 days in May? Is it to warm for jeans? I have packed 1 jeans, 2 jogging bottoms, 1 chinos, 3 knee length shorts, 12 t-shirts. Is that ok or to much, I've been told it might be very warm.
It depends about a weather but you can expect through a day about 22-26°C and at night about 12-16°C so you better take clothes for hot and for not so hot. You take something if would be rain. It's not to warm for jeans. If would be a hot day temperature in May can go till 30°C. Take a good shoes because you will walk on slippery rocks when you will go on hills.
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I'M SORRY. But when the only sports happening are the NBA playoffs (read: gag me as we remove every ounce of greatness from the sport of basketball and replace it with ugly uniforms, outrageous contracts, one-on-one flashiness, and a league that has never heard of the word "defense") and my money is running low (read: no money for Banana Republic or even banana splits) then my blogging topics come to a halt.
Friday night I saw Deon Thompson out in Chapel Hill. I, of course, pretty much attacked him as he was getting money out of the ATM, but he was very sweet and took a picture. People don't understand how I can get so excited about seeing Carolina basketball and football players, but to me, those guys are celebrities. Think about it: I tune into Carolina basketball at least twice a week during the season... that's more than my weekly visit with the stars of Gossip Girl or Law and Order.
I saw my first real life pair of Louboutins last week. Of course, I've seen them online and in stores, but last week my company's President from Italy came in wearing a gorgeous basic (can you even say basic when it comes to Louboutins? I think not) pair of black Louboutin pumps. I was in love the minute I saw those red soles as she walked down the hall. In love. Who needs boys when you have Christian?


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Baltimore may have abandoned its "City that Reads" slogan too soon.
Federal consumer spending data released this week by the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that Baltimore-area residents spent an average of $154 annually on books, newspapers, magazines and other pleasure reading — about 45 percent more than the $106 national average.
That's just a tiny fraction of area expenditures, but it's consistent with the profile of the wealthy, middle-aged average consumer revealed in the BLS data. And it's one sign of the ways the Baltimore region is different. The region also spends more than most on education and retirement savings but less as a share of overall expenditures on food and transportation.


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Gross domestic product (GDP) rose from the March quarter of 0.6% to 0.8% for the quarter to June.
However, there was a poor showing by construction and negative effects from the cooling house market. Analysts described the overall economic growth as "underwhelming" and "not that impressive".
Economists for Westpac and ASB both singled out the positive boost from the World Masters Games and the Lions rugby tour, and also the negatives around the waning construction sector.
Statistics New Zealand national accounts senior manager Gary Dunnet said strong export and domestic demand underpinned growth for the latest quarter.
"Demand for exports has resulted in strong production growth in manufacturing and service industries," Mr Dunnet said.
Westpac senior economist Michael Gordon expected the June quarter to mark the high point for growth this year, given the one-off boost from tourism and a rebound in agriculture and transport from previous weak quarters.
"In that light, a 0.8% quarterly rise is not that impressive, and even less so in per capita terms, a 0.3% rise, following a flat outturn in the March quarter," Mr Gordon said.
Construction activity fell by 1.1%, following a 2.1% fall the previous quarter and residential, non-residential and infrastructure work were all lower for the latest quarter.
Financial services fell 0.2%, as lending growth slowed, and rental and real estate services rose by 0.8%, but that was relatively soft for a June quarter.
On the positive side, there was an expected rebound in transport activity, up 3.5%, manufacturing activity rose 1.8%, largely driven by a 5.7% jump in food manufacturing, plus there was a 4.1% rise in petroleum and chemical manufacturing, against Westpac's expectation of a fall.
ASB senior economist Jane Turner said the 0.8% was stronger than its 0.6% prediction, but otherwise was in line with market expectations, and just below the Reserve Bank's 0.9% expectations.
"GDP growth has been underwhelming over the past year," she said.
The second quarter "rebound" was "relatively muted".
"Economic growth needs to pick up on a sustained basis in order for the Reserve Bank to be confident domestic inflation pressures will return to target," Mrs Turner said.
As expected, growth was led by a strong recovery in transport and increased visitor spending from hosting the Lions and Masters Games, retail sales lifted 2.8%, while on the expenditure side, exports of services lifted 5.4%.
"However, growth was capped by weak outcomes in construction, house sales, mining and non-primary manufacturing," Mrs Turner said.
"One area where we are surprised was the fall in other construction activity, which typically includes infrastructure construction," she said.
The decline in aggregate activity came despite the boost from the Kaikoura rail link and State Highway 1 reconstruction activity.


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And yes, it is true, the now infamous white scrunchie did travel in a moving van when I moved my life from southern California to northern Utah. Utah holds no responsibility for Monday's fantastic fashion faux pas. That's on me. Though I have noticed that, in some areas, Utah is approximately 13.2 years behind the times. Or at least, the coastal times. Although again, in fairness, if it wasn't 70 degrees in California on Christmas, maybe people would still be rocking sweatshirts with puffy paint and jingly bells.
However, there is a great debate surrounding this accessory. It seems Shakespeare had it all wrong. To scrunchie or not to scrunchie, that is the real question. We all know the commenter's stance. But I did receive a call in which the person stated, "I wear them at home all the time. And I take them camping." Apparently, anonymous lady person who I will not identify lest the Internet eat you alive, you should not wear them to swimming lessons.
It should be stated that I haven't worn a scrunchie to, say, church or the mall in approximately nine years. I'm a little afraid, however, to step out of the house now for fear that I'm wearing something that went out of style when I was ten. I mean, should I get rid of my spandex pants and slouch socks? What about all my skorts and bodysuits?
I'm kidding. Please tell me you knew I was kidding.
Can you tell by his face that last night's swimming lesson was 200% better than Monday's. Garrett had no tantrums. He did everything he was asked to do. He even dared to jump off the wall into my awaiting arms which, let me tell you, is major progress. When we practiced back floating, Garrett let go of me with each and every limb! And then a chorus of Alleluias could be heard from the heavens.
Of course, the angels were singing less for the fact that The Rock Star was much less petrified and more because I had not worn a hideous scrunchie to the pool.


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Celebrated concert pianist Andreas Boyde pours scorn on The X Factor
Reality shows like The X Factor lead people astray and are a phenomena that will disappear.
That is the outspoken view of Andreas Boyde, one of the world's renowned concert pianists, a musician with an "electric" touch, who performed in Marlborough last night (Friday).
He gave a concert at St Peter's Church in aid of the charities of Marlborough's mayor, Councillor Alexander Kirk Wilson, who was 44-year-old Andreas' landlord in London when he arrived from East Germany to study as an unknown student on a British Council scholarship (pictured reunited in Marlborough).
The day before, Andreas fascinated students at St John's School with a one hour piano workshop at which they peppered him with questions, seeking advice on how to reach the top and stay there.
And it was then that Andreas made an oblique reference to talent shows, and expanded his views in an exclusive interview with Marlborough News Online, when he was asked about the desire of today's teenagers for instant fame.
"Personally I don't believe in these kind of shows," he said. "Quite often you have a singer and the audience just doesn't listen, they just start screaming and clapping and making a lot of noise."
"And I say to myself, 'Hang on a minute, the singer hasn't even started to perform and already you're making so much noise that nobody can hear anything.' And so the whole thing is usually short lived."
"Reality shows lead people astray of course. It's a quick fix and there are now so many shows that they start to have a cannibalistic effect because they eat one another. You can't be a fan of so many shows."
"So it may well be a phenomena that collapses. In a few years people might say, 'What X factor?' It is proof that the fame – and probably the shows themselves – are very short lived."
Andreas, who spends six months' every year on tour, pointed out that the shows needed tremendous media and PR support to remain popular through promotion. "But when you check on the internet, you find that Beethoven has far more clicks than Michael Jackson," he said.
He was aware that students at St John's, among them quite a few pianists and other instrumentalists, understood the determination and hard work needed to succeed.
"I think they know you can't be a ballerina without years of training and practice, and the same applies of course to musical instruments," he said.
"I really enjoyed being at St John's. It was a wonderful opportunity to meet the students, who were not only attentive but had a lot of questions, some of them personal questions, which is rare. It was probably the first time it has happened in my visits to schools."
Andreas, who now lives permanently in London, in Fulham, tries to be positive about the real world, not the fantasy one of television, when he talks at schools. And he reveals too the intensity involved in his own acclaimed performances.
"If I play a recital, like I am doing tonight, and I find it easy to do, then I don't have any sense of achievement," he explained. "This is part of it. When I perform tonight I will play for my life."
"My adrenalin will go sky high. You play for survival. It is a physical as well as an emotional one. This is what you feel. And if I didn't play really challenging pieces, I wouldn't get a sense of satisfaction."


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NEW YORK — The Paris Theater, the premier arthouse across the street from Gotham's Plaza Hotel, will reopen July 25 under the direction of Jeffrey Jacobs.
In addition to the Paris, Jacobs programs 30 other art screens across the country through his company, Jacobs Entertainment Inc.
Jacobs will christen his management of the Paris with a reissue of "Day for Night," Francois Truffaut's classic film-within-a-film starring Jacqueline Bisset, Jean-Pierre Leaud and Truffaut. Distributor Kit Parker Films is supplying a new 35 mm print for the run.
The Paris closed in April after its five-year management agreement with Loews/Sony Theaters ended. The 50-year-old landmark cinema is owned and operated by an investor group known as the Paris Theatre Co.
"By selecting 'Day for Night,' we are demonstrating our commitment to film," said Jacobs, who was the film buyer for the Angelika Film Center from its opening in 1989 until January.
After the downtown arthouse multiplex was sold by the Saleh family to Reading Entertainment and City Cinemas, programming responsibility for the Angelika was transferred from Jacobs to City Cinemas, which hired Jack Foley as executive vice president of marketing.
Foley, who was previously head of distribution for Miramax Films, is part of a management team that will expand the Angelika concept developed by the Saleh family and Jacobs to other U.S. cities, beginning with Houston.
Before working for the Angelika, Jacobs was VP of theatrical sales and marketing for the Intl. Film Exchange, where he was responsible for national distribution, advertising and publicity on such films as "Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears" and "Best Boy." He has also served as assistant national sales manager at New Yorker Films and a co-programmer of the Orson Welles Cinema in Cambridge, Mass.


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Work in earnest has now started on converting the new album demos into the finished product "In Flight".
In time for the planned Autumn tour dates, the album is to be released around Sept 2018 time.
News of these Tour dates will be announced very soon!
We have reunited most of the wonderful cast that we assembled last time together plus there maybe some other names added...later on...
Guy, Sean, Marek & Dan will be abetted by Luke Machin, Antonio Vittozzi, Thomas Brody Green, Tim Irrgang, Julie King, Kev Currie, David B and the Santucci Horns.
The track list (in best guess running sequence) will be:-
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02 Skyboat
03 The Crawler
04 Moon-Catcher (Heaven Song Part 2)
05 The Crossing
06 Big Eastern (Parts I-III)
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FBI, Apple investigate nude photo hack targeting Hollywood stars
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HOLLYWOOD, CA - MARCH 02: Actresses Jennifer Lawrence (L) and Lupita Nyong'o backstage during the Oscars held at Dolby Theatre on March 2, 2014 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Christopher Polk/Getty Images) By Christopher Polk
CANNES, FRANCE - MAY 17: Actress Jennifer Lawrence attends "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1" party at the 67th Annual Cannes Film Festival on May 17, 2014 in Cannes, France. (Photo by Ian Gavan/Getty Images) By Ian Gavan
CANNES, FRANCE - MAY 17: Actress Jennifer Lawrence attends "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1" photocall at the 67th Annual Cannes Film Festival on May 17, 2014 in Cannes, France. (Photo by Ian Gavan/Getty Images) By Ian Gavan
HOLLYWOOD, CA - MARCH 02: Actress Jennifer Lawrence poses in the press room during the Oscars at Loews Hollywood Hotel on March 2, 2014 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Jason Merritt/Getty Images) By Jason Merritt
PARIS, FRANCE - JULY 07: Jennifer Lawrence attends the Christian Dior show as part of Paris Fashion Week - Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2014-2015 on July 7, 2014 in Paris, France. (Photo by Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images) By Pascal Le Segretain
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The FBI said Monday it was addressing allegations that online accounts of several celebrities, including Oscar-winner Jennifer Lawrence, had been hacked, leading to the posting of their nude photographs online.
The agency did not say what actions it was taking to investigate who was responsible for posting naked photos of Lawrence and other stars. Apple said Monday it was looking into whether its online photo-sharing service had been hacked to obtain the intimate images.
Lawrence, a three-time Oscar nominee who won for her role in "Silver Linings Playbook," contacted authorities after the images began appearing Sunday.
Naked images purporting to be of other female stars were also posted, although the authenticity of many couldn't be confirmed. The source of the leak was unclear.
"This is a flagrant violation of privacy," Lawrence's publicist Liz Mahoney wrote in a statement. "The authorities have been contacted and will prosecute anyone who posts the stolen photos of Jennifer Lawrence."
The FBI said it was "aware of the allegations concerning computer intrusions and the unlawful release of material involving high profile individuals, and is addressing the matter."
"Any further comment would be inappropriate at this time," spokeswoman Laura Eimiller wrote in a statement.
Apple Inc. spokeswoman Natalie Kerris said the company was investigating whether any iCloud accounts had been tampered with, but she did not give any further details.
"We take user privacy very seriously and are actively investigating this report," she said.
Actress Mary Elizabeth Winstead also confirmed that nude photos of her were posted online.
"To those of you looking at photos I took with my husband years ago in the privacy of our home, hope you feel great about yourselves," Winstead posted on Twitter. Winstead, who starred in "Final Destination 3" and "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter," wrote that she thought the images had been destroyed.
"Knowing those photos were deleted long ago, I can only imagine the creepy effort that went into this," Winstead wrote.
The FBI has investigated previous leaks of nude celebrity images, including leaks involving Scarlett Johansson, Mila Kunis, Christina Aguilera and footage of television sports reporter Erin Andrews in a Tennessee hotel room. Those cases resulted in convictions.
How widespread the hacking of celebrities photos was is not immediately clear. Some of the images were quickly denounced as fakes.
Some cybersecurity experts speculated that hackers may have obtained a cache of private celebrity images by exploiting weaknesses in an online image-storing platform.
"It is important for celebrities and the general public to remember that images and data no longer just reside on the device that captured it," security researcher Ken Westin wrote in a blog post Monday. "Once images and other data are uploaded to the cloud, it becomes much more difficult to control who has access to it, even if we think it is private."
Private information and images of celebrities are frequent targets for hackers. Last year, a site posted credit reports, Social Security numbers and other financial info on celebrities, including Jay Z and his wife Beyonce, Mel Gibson, Ashton Kutcher and many others.
Johansson, Kunis and Aguilera were hacked by a Florida man, Christopher Chaney, who used publicly available information to hack into the email accounts of more than 50 people in the entertainment industry.
"I have been truly humiliated and embarrassed," Johansson said in a tearful videotaped statement played in court at Chaney's sentencing in December 2012.
"That feeling of security can never be given back and there is no compensation that can restore the feeling one has from such a large invasion of privacy," Aguilera wrote in a statement before Chaney's sentencing.
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At first glance, last week's Vienna Group meeting—that is the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) plus non-OPEC producers including Russia—seemed to have resolved some thorny issues. The producer group confidently announced it would increase oil production to stabilize the global oil market. Iran, which had previously threatened to boycott any agreement in protest, appeared to acquiesce to the joint OPEC production increase communique. That may have seemed like a win for the Trump administration, which had hoped to box Iran in to the negotiating table on a host of issues, including conflict resolution in Yemen and Syria, when it cancelled the nuclear deal and reimposed sanctions on Iranian oil exports. Iran had suggested OPEC take a more strident stance on the U.S. policy. Not unexpectedly, U.S. Gulf allies, under pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump's tweets and back door diplomacy, offered a moderate approach, which will include significant production increases by Saudi Arabia, among others.


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2. Nickelodeon Spongebob Patrick Kids Cayman (size 8/9 or bigger)
When we entered the Crocs store in Trinoma, this is the model that Enzo pointed to us hihihi!
3. Crocs Rally Shoes (color: red/black or white/black)
4. Lacoste Classic Polo Shirt for kids (size: 4 / color: parakeet yellow)
We'll try to get him a red one for his birthday, it's just that sometimes they don't have the color on stock. I'd like him to have one in yellow too since "Yellow is the new Black!" teehee!
5. Guess Baby maong pants (size bigger than 18 months)
He only has 1 and pretty soon, he will be able to outgrow it!
6. sleeveless shirts (for malling)


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Portion Of Split OLT Amount Is Being Dropped By CA_LIMITS When Called By PC_PRICING- After negative cost row.
Last updated on DECEMBER 12, 2016
Applies to:PeopleSoft Enterprise FIN Project Costing - Version 9.1 to 9.2 [Release 9]
PeopleSoft Enterprise FIN Contracts - Version 9.1 to 9.2 [Release 9]
Information in this document applies to any platform.
We have found that portions of split OLT amounts are being dropped by CA_LIMITS logic when it is called by PC_PRICING.
This issue appears to happen when:
1) Split OLT amount exists for project / contract
2) Additional non-split OLT amounts created after the original Split OLT amount was created
3) When sorting OLT rows by resource_id_from, the newer non-split OLT amounts come out in sort before the previous Split OLT amount
4) A credit / negative expenditure amount is priced and the credit / negative BIL absorbs the newer non-split OLT amounts and partially absorbs the split OLT amount.
Replication steps:
1. Create a contracts with a rate type contract line.
2. Add rate set that will produce 80% BIL for ACT and GLE
3. Assign transaction limit for 100000.
4. Add transaction from GL Journal entry for 150000. - created BIL 100000 and OLT for 20000
5. process the BIL to billing until it changed to BLD
6. Add ACT rows using Add Transaction - which will produce ACTs and OLTs (total 10119)
7. Add negative ACT row using ADD transactions (total -15000)--> OLT created from ACT transactions switched to BIL, However, the total OLT from partially split will be understated.
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Wednesday, 24 September 2008
For some reason spoons have been appearing at the roadside on my way to or from the bus stop.
Do you think there is something significant in this ... like if I dreamed about spoons?
To see, or use, spoons in a dream, denotes favorable signs of advancement. Domestic affairs will afford contentment. ... To dream of broken or soiled spoons, signifies loss and trouble.