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Monday, June 7, 2010
Upcoming Reading
On Tuesday, June 15th, I will be reading with Ken Meisel and JodiAnn Stevenson at Espresso Express in Bay City at 7 p.m. They are located on Water Street. Should be a good reading. Hope you can make it.
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Jeff, I'm sorry I missed this, I heard it was excellent. As a fellow writer, fly fisher, and Midlander, we should know each other. I've published a couple of poems in Gray's Sporting Journal, including the title poem of my 1998 chapbook, Jailbait in Holy Water. Am currently trying to find a publisher for my first novel, Root Cause. Would like to give you a call to discuss. Was thinking about trying Bottom Dog Press.ReplyDelete
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Every Wednesday at 9:13 am, one of Pittsburgh's finest music writers joins me (Cindy Howes) on the Morning Mix to play a couple favorite new songs and share some insight. Today we welcome Scott Mervis of The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
In case you missed it here's what he played with commentary by Scott:
Wanda Jackson, "Shakin' All Over" - Jack White, the one-man Page-Plant from the White Stripes, worked wonders with Loretta Lynn on "Van Lear Rose." Now, he adds his manic production touch to the Queen of Rockabilly on this 1960 hit from Johnny Kid and the Pirates that most of us know from The Who's "Live at Leeds." The result is thrilling and bombastic, and that carries through to the rest of "The Party Ain't Over."
Wire, "Bad Worn Thing" - This British post-punk band inspired the likes of R.E.M., Pere Ubu and the Pixies. Thirty-five years later, Wire is making music better than any of them. This is one of the more accessible, radio-friendly songs from the band's acclaimed 12th album, "Red Barked Tree."
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Hizbul Mujahideen's Sabzar Ahmad
NEW DELHI: Security forces on Saturday killed
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Burhan Wani's successor.
Ahmad, alias Abu Zarar , was killed in an encounter in Tral in Pulwama, after he was trapped inside a house in a cordon created by security forces. Two other terrorists, one of them a Pakistani, were trapped with him. There are no details on them
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Sources told TOI that Ahmad recently visited Srinagar, very likely to meet Hurriyat leaders, to attempt to strike a truce with them following their spat with erstwhile Hizb leader
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While the encounter was under way, stone-pelters were sending audio messages via WhatsApp urging people to come out to help the trapped Hizb commander and share the message through social media.
Loudspeakers were also used in some areas of Tral asking people to help the terrorists.
After Wani was killed last July, it was Musa who succeeded him as Hizb's top man. Musa however quit the terrorist outfit May 13, after the Hizb refused to back his statement warning that separatist leaders would be beheaded for calling the Kashmir issue "political".
Army kills 6 other terrorists in Rampur
Separately on Saturday,the Army foiled a major infiltration bid along the Line of Control in the Rampur sector of Kashmir, killing six terrorists.
Troops noticed suspicious movement along the LoC in the early hours, an army official told PTI. He added that a firefight broke out between the infiltrators and the Army.
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Day 4. We're on a roll, pickin' up steam, train's a comin'. My radio show starts 10am Saturday. Tune in. More on that tomorrow. I swear this is all leading somewhere, people. We're starting out defining who we are. I didn't expect it to evolve like this. I didn't know what to expect. But I will soon move into strategy, and then tactics, and go into policy, which is after all determined by identity and strategy.
Words do count. Our political identities are important. Here's another exercise for you, you should start writing stuff down: how do you identify yourself politically? Post it. Maybe you don't have an identity, but I find that hard to believe, correct me if I'm wrong. Sure, a few people among us may not have a political identity, and I guess that's cool. But your not leading. You're following. And that's cool too. Follow me. (Tee hee). Just don't flip to the Dark Side down the road, when the next terror attack hits, or you convert to President Thompson or whatever. You're in danger.
Progressive doesn't mean progress because progress is a meaningless term, although that was the original 17th century name of the concept. Everybody wants progress towards their own values. Progress would be a fundamentalist Christian Republic to many Christians; a democratic, U.S.-ruling elite aligned, oil supplying, U.S. military based Iraq to the neo cons, no matter how many hundreds of thousands of people will be killed and maimed,and how many millions refugeed and trillions of dollars wasted to achieve that progress.
Our political identity determines everything, our opinions on issues, the importance of them, what we do, who we support, who we empower. I'm a Progressive first and foremost. Personally, I also consider myself a Liberal, a Democrat, a Green, a Socialist, a civil libertarian, a unionist, a Moderate and a gay libber, but those are the sub identities. Yeah, there's a lot of overlap between these. Some of you consider yourselves Democrats above all else. That's your identity. It affects things. One of my gripes about the party people is you're often partisan, party above all else (here I go again, labeling and stereotyping). But you have a tendency to have a double standard for "bad" behavior if it is committed by a Republican as opposed to a Democrat. Or to oppose every single thing a Republican proposes (granted it's easy to mistrust them). You get caught up in side shows. Take the primary flap. That's a side show, at least for a Progressive. I don't care about it. I'm outside the circular firing squad. I love you all. The primary system broke down this year, and good riddance. I've hated it for twenty years. We're gonna fix it for 2012,I think. We will.
There IS a Progressive political identity, folks. I swear I'm not making it up. There are hundreds of thousands of people around this country who identify as Progressives, first and foremost, a whole community. They don't consider themselves Liberals. Just ask Scott Maddox, I think, and Kucinich, Jesse Jackson, Feingold, Howard Dean, Jerry Brown, maybe Obama, if you get the chance. We gotta get them down here.
Now you don't need to name your identity, that's cool. Better that than say your someone you're not. But doesn't it make things easier? In the end, after I talk to and observe you for an hour, I'll name you. I have limited energy, so I will try to help Progressives get elected, not Liberals or Democrats, and I will advocate Progressive ideas, not Liberal ones or Democratic Party positions (except where they often overlap).
In the end, BEWARE of the labels people attach to themselves. They may not be what they appear. Maybe I'm not really Progressive, after all. Just be clear about your identity.
Wednesday, September 26, 2007
Identity Politics
Labels: Activism, Liberalism, Progressivism
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The 2011 bike racing season opened for me today. I'm not planning on doing much road racing this year, so I haven't really been training like I usually would. It was just so nice here today that it seemed like a good idea to race. I don't think I've ever opened my race season wearing without wearing leg warmers and/or arm warmers and/or a jacket.
The course is pretty basic, with really only 2 corners to speak of and a long climb to the finish line. It's always weird to get back to pack racing. I'm never a fan of cornering shoulder to shoulder with people, but the road is really wide on this course so there was generally a lot of room. There was only one crash, and several close calls of people trying to shove their bike were it shouldn't be. There is always a new crop juniors every year that are fearless and fit, but their skills don't necessarily match their ambitions.
All-in-all, it was generally a moderate pace. There wasn't much attacking, and I was happy to sit in and get the workout without trying to cover moves off the front. I survived the battle of attrition and finished 18th (out of 50+ starters I'd guess).


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Jim Hightower, in the latest issue of the Hightower Lowdown, writes about how the government has failed the people relative to food safety.
Deluded as we are, we tend to believe that our representatives in government really care more for our well-being than for the corporations who pay to put them in office. Silly us! Nothing could be further from the truth!
Hightower explains:
"In March 2008, the official inspector's report unequivocally concluded, 'The overall food safety level of this facility was considered to be: SUPERIOR.'
"The facility in question was the Peanut Corporation of America's processing plant in Georgia -- the very one that then shipped salmonella-contaminated products all across American last year, killing nine people and sickening more than 22,000.
"How could that inspector not see that a factory was alive with deadly salmonella?"
Aha. The inspection system didn't work. Here are a few of the reasons.
* Corporation honchos were told ahead of time that an inspector was coming, an inspector was coming!
* The inspector had just "one day to check a plant that handles millions of pounds of peanuts a month."
* The inspector knew nothing about peanuts. He was a fresh produce guy.
* The inspector didn't know that peanuts could contain salmonella.
* The inspector's job did not including testing for salmonella.
But...there's another problem, as Hightower points out. "...[T]he inspector doesn't work for the public. Instead, he works for a private food safety audit firm. He gets his inspection gigs by soliciting food processors directly, and the processors pay his salary. Cozy, no?"
It get worse! "More than 200 companies are in business doing safety audits for food processors. Because Washington has privatized government work and slashed federal inspection budgets, these for-profit companies now perform the bulk of America's food-safety inspections--essentially letting the processors buy a phony seal of approval."
All of this, of course, courtesy of the faith-based administration of George W. Bush and Dickie Cheney who operated at all times under the mantra that's what good for the corporate nogoodnikes who put them in office is good for the country. Who gives a damn whether a few people die?
Privatizing has been a pivot point of Repugnican platforms for a long time. They "believe" (so much of what Repugnicans do is based upon "belief" rather than reality) that private firms can do a better job than government agencies. That's the song they sing when it comes to government-provided health care (even though many of them revel in their own government-provided health care which seems to work just fine, thank you.)
Now that these snake-oil salesman have gone (at least some of them), it's time for Obama and company to make some changes.
Before more people die.
For more information, go to the Hightower Lowdown here.
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Friday, April 24, 2009
Privatizing your food-borne illnesses
Labels: food safety, government failed, Jim Hightower
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Another example of deregulation and not hiring or keeping enough inspectors to do the job properly. Some heads should roll but nothing much will happen until oversight becomes meaningful. In the meantime, some idiots still believe that if you are a loyal Republican, somehow you will be in good hands. So far, the only ones really benefiting have a lot more wealth, still, than most of us have.
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Last Saturday was our own school's tournament. It's the only tournament of the year we don't have to go out of town for, and this is the second year we've gone to it. It's great not to have to travel and stay in a hotel, or get up at the crack of dawn so we can drive there that morning.
We use the new gym of a local park - it's a big, clean, lovely facility - of course when you cram 700-ish competitors and their families into it it doesn't feel quite so big anymore, but it's a very nice place to hold a tournament.
I competed, and so did both my guys, my dad, and my sister. It was my little sister's first competition as a newly minted black belt, and she did fantastic. In fact all of my family did well - every one of us took a medal in every event we competed in. That doesn't happen all the time, and I'm proud of us.
I didn't do as well as I hoped but I did very well considering the amount of time I put into preparing, which was not very much. That's my main problem at this point - disciplining myself to practice and perfect my technique as much as I need to in order to achieve my goals. I still managed to squeeze out two third place medals. If I hadn't froze toward the end of my form (I call it my "oh shit what's the next move" moment - it's caused mostly by nerves and I still have it regularly), I probably could have made one of those at least a second place medal. In sparring, I actually scored a couple of points! Every tournament I sparred in before this one I was shut out in the first match - so these were my first competitive sparring points. That sure felt good. I'm actually learning something from getting the snot kicked out of me in class all the time!
I watched Little Man compete - his sparring has improved quite a bit. He actually looked like he was fighting, and not just flailing his arms and legs and hoping to hit something. He got a couple punches in the right place, and he threw a couple of blocks. He's still too young to earn place medals, but I thought he did better. I think he's starting to get the point of sparring, because he got frustrated and said he got "beat up," because the other kid got more hits in than he did. He is and always has been very good at memorizing his form, but his technique still needs alot of work. It could be that he just hasn't grown into himself yet. He is only 5, after all.
I learned some important things this tournament, and not from competing. The lessons actually came from talking to other competitors - my classmates, my friends. One is that I am only competing with myself. I'd heard that before but it didn't really sink in until she said to me that she asks herself one question, "Did I do better than at the last tournament?" That's the goal. To constantly improve on yourself. Not to beat someone else, or win a particular medal, but to improve on your last performance.
The other was a conversation I had at the celebration after, about why I'm not a black belt yet. I should be. I have been learning martial arts for more than two years - slightly longer than a couple of the black belts in our school. And it frustrates me at times, but I have to remember that my journey is not the same as theirs. Each one is different. But one thing I never realized (or never admitted to myself) until Saturday night is that I chose not to promote because I didn't feel I was good enough. I stayed a white belt for 8 months because I lacked the confidence in myself to say "I can do this." And it wasn't just that I didn't feel good enough at martial arts. I didn't feel good enough, period. I allowed the circumstances of my life to steal my confidence and undermine my sense of self-worth.
Realizing that filled me with gratitude - because I got it back. This sport, and these people I've encountered through it, helped me get it back.
We are a TaeKwonDo family, so I'll be writing about that frequently. But I also have a funny Little Man, and we like to travel and cook and many other things. This isn't strictly a martial arts blog, or a mom blog, but a whatever-I-want-to-write-about blog. At least partly it will be about my own personal journey to black belt and beyond.
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
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I'm supposed to be writing about the rest of vacation, but that's not what's on my mind right now. I'm thinking instead about anonymity.
I think that it's possible I might maybe have absorbed some of my ex-husband's paranoia over the years we lived together. Ok, maybe some of it wasn't paranoia (he called it OPSEC and PERSEC), but the result is the same. I now cannot bear the thought of posting something with (*gasp*) our real first names in it to a public page (i.e., one that is not locked to only be viewable by people I designate as friends). But my full name is listed on Facebook.... but not my location. I know it's odd.
Writing about our vacation is what got me started thinking about it, because I realized that continuing to refer to my guys the way I started out doing so was confusing and awkward, which made me contemplate using our names.
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Friday, July 15, 2011
Vacation Day 2
After buying a box full of liquor (most of it wasn't for us, I promise), we headed down to Clarksville, TN to visit with Little Man's great-grandmother.
Because of crazy circumstances on our part (which might be a story for another time), and her being older and not travelling very much anymore, Little Man had never gotten to meet her. Every birthday he gets a package full of new clothes, and every Christmas he gets a box with a new stuffed toy, a set of pajamas, an ornament, and a tin of cookies and candies. I tell them they are from his Oma (she's German), but he didn't really know who Oma was other than a voice on the phone and a name. Now he has pictures and memories of a fun day and lots of hugs and kisses to associate with that name.
After working all day Friday and then driving till after midnight, getting up in the morning and driving some more, by the time we got to her house the next afternoon we were wiped out. Little Man was perky because he napped on the drive (both days, lucky kid).
Oma and Little Man went for a walk; meanwhile it looked like there'd been a gas leak in her living room, with me out cold on the couch and Big Man sleeping on the floor. When we had sufficiently recovered, all of us went out to dinner and to a lovely little playground/park right on the Cumberland River, just in time for sunset.
After dark we lit sparklers in the driveway and Little Man watched the night sky for fireworks. It was only the second, but we could hear the booms from a few people starting their celebration early.
We spent the night there, and after a lovely breakfast and promises to visit again soon and for longer next time, left early in the morning to head to Bowling Green, KY. Of course, being the outnumbered female, I had to take the boys to the Corvette Museum so they could ooh and ah over all the gorgeous cars (I have to admit I appreciated them a bit myself).
Little Man was a bit of a Wild Thing, probably from spending so much time in the car at this point, but we had a great time.
Then it was lunch and on into Cincinnati.
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Vacation Day 1
Or: Drivapalooza.
We have returned to normal life now after 10 days and roughly 2200 miles of fun.
Friday we left work a little early and drove to just outside of Nashville, TN. The first leg of the trip was a whole lot of this:
We started seeing some hills just before dark, and after it got dark, The Man turned the brights on so I could see the rock walls rising up next to the road.
It was getting late, but we had a goal – The Man's sister's house outside of Nashville. Beds and a breakfast visit were waiting for us there. So we pushed through and finally made it in about 12:30 am. Little Man was a zombie. He swore he wouldn't sleep alone in the little bed provided for him, but within five minutes of being tucked in and assured that Mommy was just on the other side of the wall, he was out cold.
After a lovely breakfast and a couple hours of visiting the next morning, we headed to our next stop: MB Roland Distillery in Pembroke, KY.
Paul has been a dear friend – like a brother to me, really – since our freshman year of high school. A little over two years ago, when his time in the Army was almost up, he told us what he wanted to do next: make whiskey. I wondered if he was hit in the head during training. It was the last thing I would have expected him to do. I happily admit my misgivings were totally off-base. They are doing incredibly well. The tours are professional and informative, he and his wife and staff obviously know their craft and have a passion for it, and the liquor speaks for itself. I'm not much of a drinker, but this stuff is GOOD. I wish I'd brought more of it back with me (luckily, they ship all over the country!).
That was the first day (half of one day and half of the next really, but close enough).
Friday, July 1, 2011
These shoes were made for fighting
Inspired by this writing prompt at The Lightning and The Lightning Bug: http://thewriteandthewrongword.blogspot.com/2011/06/linkup-and-flicker-of-inspiration_26.html
Mat shoes. Quite a fashion statement, aren't they? Add to their beauty the fact that I got them a size too large in order to accommodate chunky cushioned insoles. Totally look like a clown. Okay, maybe not really, but I feel like I do when I wear them.
I have a love/hate relationship with these shoes.
This time last year, I was preparing for a tournament. In fact, it was to be our school's first tournament since the new owner took over, and my first tournament with our school, ever. I was also preparing to get my camo belt (why yes, there is a camouflage belt - insert "only in the South" joke here), which would move me into the intermediate class. I had technically been in basic for over a year, when the average in that class is only 6 months.
Just a couple weeks before the tournament, my left foot started to hurt. At first it was just an ache at the end of a long day, but pretty soon I couldn't walk without a limp, and some mornings, that first step out of bed would nearly send me to the floor.
If you don't know me, you don't know that's a big deal. I'm not a wimp. Okay, my family members can stop laughing now – I am a wimp about some things, but not this kind of pain. I'm the 9-hours-of-induced-labor-with-no-pain-meds girl. For those of you who haven't had a pitocin induced contraction, just read that as "super extra painful." Point is if I'm limping something is VERY WRONG.
The day of the tournament, I sat in the bleachers waiting my turn with my foot resting directly on a bag of ice. It was nicely numb by the time I was called to my ring, so I managed to compete. I even managed to snag two second place medals.
A couple weeks later, I promoted from yellow belt to camo. Barely. Then I couldn't take it anymore. I called my doctor.
Doc said rest it and quit walking around barefoot. I said um, TKD is a barefoot sport. Doc said take a break and if it doesn't get better, I'm gonna refer you to a surgeon. Break it is.
They called me with my x-ray results two days later: definitely a heel spur.
6 months. 3 full promotion cycles. Watching friends and family members pass me by.
When I just couldn't stand sitting on the sidelines anymore, I got the shoes, put two fat gel insoles in each of them, and started again. The cushion and support allowed me to go to class. I felt self-conscious in them. When everyone else is barefoot, people notice if you are wearing shoes- especially if you are wearing huge, unattractive shoes. But it was worth it, because I earned my green belt. Finally, after 8 months.
Eventually I was able to retire them. I keep them around – I might need them again. And I'm grateful for them. They remind me of a part of my journey.
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Monday, 17 September 2007
A Couple of Experiments....
I have a 'virtual' friend in Boston, Eleni Zhodi, who is a fashion designer but also an avid crafter. We 'met' over the internet when she got in touch to see if we were related as her maiden name was Bletsis - had to disillusion her as I am only a Bletsis by marriage, not Greek at all. Anyway, we have kept in touch for a couple of years now and occasionally she sends me photos of the bits and pieces she has made. Last week she sent me examples of her new craze, which is wire chokers made with simple copper wire and turquoise/pearls/chunky beads etc. I liked them so much, I had to have a go - and the above is the result. Mine is made with florists aluminium wire, which was a cheap way of having a go in case it all went terribly wrong! I have used turquoise faceted glass beads and thinner silver wire to wrap and attach. After that. I had the idea to make a pendant in the same manner, this time using green lampwork glass beads. The pendant is fairly large, about 3 inches long and hung on a brown leather thong. They are for sale, £10 a piece, + p&p. WIRE CHOKER - SOLD
I am currently knitting another small dog - have got as far as dog and coat, and am in the middle of the basket - not going to show it until it is completed, however!
Posted by Caroline B at 06:27
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- Helz said...
These are so beautiful and different Caroline, I love the flow of them. Helz x
- 17 September 2007 at 14:08
- Bronwen said...
This is absolutely gorgeous. What gauge would you recommend? I will have to try as well.
- 17 September 2007 at 14:54
- fhiona galloway said...
these are real statement pieces Caroline-very theatrical.
I love the swirly bits.
- 18 September 2007 at 01:23
- natural attrill said...
The bottom piece is my favourite.
- 19 September 2007 at 09:54
- Eleni said...
I brousing and the minute i sew your wire sculptures i said , this looks familiar. Was the aluminum easier to work? I like the iformation of how we met on line. exellent job! I am honored you adopted my new craze!
Eleni Zohdi
- 27 October 2007 at 15:42
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|Let me get this straight. We're going to bug Rajan's office... with a bug.
— Sly bewildered at Bentley's plan[src]
"Water Bug Run" was a job for Sly Cooper in The Predator Awakes of Sly 2: Band of Thieves.
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Sly must plant a water bug in Rajan's office, so the gang can keep tabs on him.
|Transport a water bug into Rajan's office to monitor his communications.
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Upon reaching the job beacon, Bentley tells Sly that the nearby bug in the pool is a rare Indian water bug and if he can take it to Rajan's office, the bug's wings will transmit local sound waves at a frequency he can monitor. For clarification, Sly asks Bentley if they are going to bug Rajan's office with an actual bug, to which Bentley confirms so, calling it an elegant plan. Bentley then gives a very important detail that Sly must remember: the bug can only survive in stagnant pools. If the bug is kept out of a pool for too long, it will become unhappy and chirp very loudly, which will draw the attention of nearby guards. Sly notices that there are a few pools along the way to Rajan's office and notes that a short swim every now and then should keep the bug quiet.
Sly picks up the bug that rests in a pool of water. The bug becomes more agitated the longer that it is out of water causing it to make sound and alert any nearby guards, so as he heads through the jungle to Rajan's office, Sly drops it off momentarily into the water pools that dot the area.
He eventually makes it to the office and plants the bug. After that happens, Bentley notes that he has already tuned into the bug's wing vibrations, calling himself a genius.
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- Once this mission is complete, there will be a receiver in the safe house that will relay conversations from Rajan's office.
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Saturday, 31 August 2013
Tottenham (h) preview - mugs day out
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In response http://www.cartilagefreecaptain.com/2013/8/31/4676758/tottenham-doomed-against-arsenalReplyDelete
Ha ha!ReplyDelete
So you read a few comments from a couple of Spurs' Chinese fans on some silly Facebook page and assume wrongly that thousands of other Spurs fans think the same as that one carefully selected coomment!
Don't really know why I'm dignifying this with a response.
And next time your trying not to heap praise on your adversary try NOT to open the article with each and every point you are 'trying' to avoid.
I read a really good article on an Arsenal page the other day.Realistic,objective,respectful and open minded.Your article was NOT like it.Replies
What the fuck are you talking about you knob? Fuck off back to your swamp. Chinese fans on Facebook? I haven't got a clue wat you're on about. Absolute fucking tool.Delete
What aload of old wank.ReplyDelete
From some 2 bob gooner, who knows his team is punching above its weight, and has a joke as a manager. The cunt who wrote this article probably hates arsenal more than we do.
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Almunia ready for Arsenal return
Arsenal goalkeeper Manuel Almunia has declared himself fit for the Gunners' Premier League clash with Middlesbrough on Sunday. The Spaniard has been missing since sustaining an ankle injury during the Gunners' Champions League quarter-final first leg with Villarreal at El Madrigal.
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The word of the week is "amazement."
I've been thinking of amazement for a couple of reasons. First, I pondered it as I watched the awe with which Baby M approaches life. She finds limitless wonder in everything around her. A blade of grass is as marvelous to her as a tulip in full bloom. A wasp is as fascinating as a box full of baby chicks. Her new discoveries excite her so much, she wants to share them all with whoever happens to be near her.
Second, I realized last night how quickly life can be snuffed out. I'd been pondering the topic of amazement for a couple of days. When I heard of the death of a family friend last night--she was only in her forties--I realized again that death can visit anyone at any time and invite them to take the journey to the other side. If death can come at a moment's notice, we have all the more reason to live every moment of life with a spirit of amazement.
It's a life lesson. I'm posting it here because it's also a writing lesson. How often does our writing become stale because our perceptions become stale? Does your writing carry with it a sense of awe at new discoveries, or is it, "Just the facts, Ma'am"?
So, this post is accompanied by a challenge. Try, just for this week, to view everything around you through the eyes of a toddler. Imagine how it looks to someone seeing it for the first time. Experience the amazement. I'll do it too.
Let's see if we can imbue our writing with a sense of amazement.
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Monday, April 12, 2010
Personal Perspective: Amazement
Posted by Andrea at 10:29 AM
Labels: Perspective, Writing Exercises, writing life
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The lessons we learn from loss. The very young and those who have lived life with both feet in. Thank you for your posting. A beautiful reminder that life is to Live.
- Andrea said...
Thanks, Elise! I was afraid this post was a little off-topic, but I'm so glad you got something from it.
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Ancient Philosophy Society
18th Annual Independent Meeting
Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia
April 26-April 29, 2018
Honoring the richness of the American and European philosophical traditions, the Ancient Philosophy Society encourages submissions from a variety of interpretive perspectives. Phenomenological, postmodern, Anglo-American, Straussian, Tübingen School, hermeneutic, psychoanalytic, queer, feminist, and any other interpretations of ancient Greek and Roman philosophical and literary works are welcome.
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"Loving ourselves through the process of owning our story is the bravest thing we'll ever do." – Brene Brown
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Here is my first double for this month~ I may need to go back into the background a little- some of the baseboard doesn't feel quite right to me... But I think I got the "Happy-Happy-Joy-Joy" in their faces!
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Well I haven't posted for a while and I'm feeling quite nostalgic because my husband and I were married 32 years ago TODAY! It doesn't seem possible that it's been that long but in some ways it even seems longer! (In a good way MOST DAYS!)
We've been through a lot like anyone who's been married for longer that two weeks but today it seems so worth it all! (see the card above and that will explain it ALL!) To see our kids doing well (most of the time!) and see them starting their lives with spouses and babies....it's WONDERFUL!
I know that I have someone who will be there for me when I need him. He's the one I call when I am afraid or upset or angry or happy about something that's happened and I just wanted to publicly thank him for these years! I could'nt have made it without his patience and strength!
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Morton's neuroma is named after Dr Morton who first described this condition in 1876. It is sometimes called Morton's metatarsalgia or interdigital neuroma. It is a condition that affects one of the common plantar digital nerves that run between the long bones (metatarsals) in the foot. It most commonly affects the nerve between the third and fourth metatarsal bones, causing pain and numbness in the third and fourth toes. It can also affect the nerve between the second and third metatarsal bones, causing symptoms in the second and third toes. Morton's neuroma rarely affects the nerve between the first and second, or between the fourth and fifth, metatarsal bones. It tends to affect only one foot. It is rare to get two neuromas at the same time in the same foot.
The cause of this problem is often due to impingement of the plantar nerve fibres between the metatarsal heads and the intermetatarsal ligament. It is entirely a biomechanical phenomenon. Differential diagnoses include stress fracture, capsulitis, bursitis or ligament injury at the metatarsal-phalangeal joint, a tendon sheath ganglion, foreign-body reaction and nerve-sheath tumour.
Patients will feel pain that worsens with walking, particularly when walking in shoes with thin soles or high heels. Also, anything that squeezes the metatarsal heads together may aggravate symptoms, such as narrow shoes. A patient may feel the need to remove the shoe and rub the foot to soothe the pain.
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The release date was initially set for December 2014, into the deep numenera pdf was pushed back to February 2017. The player experiences the game from the point of view of the Last Castoff, a human host that was once inhabited by a powerful being, but was suddenly abandoned without memory of prior events.
Their Kickstarter record alone paints a fairly awful picture of their actual reliability, and I had wished I'd had something for Okuda to sign for me. Luckily I pretty much own all of it already, i really think the dice pool in SWRPG needs at least one more major revision before it works as the designer seems to have intended. You roll 3D6 and drop the highest. I would much rather have the illustrative introductory adventure show up in some other form — this almost begs for a late night infomercial. That's a tweak that's unlikely to matter to most players or GM's, a preliminary random character generator.
But I can hardly blame these guys, the major factor is the standard deviation which is high. It's Print on Demand and digital distribution, it made things pretty frustrating. If you're after an idea, kuro is a cyberpunk noir horror game, thieves will find that they can build thieves guilds that will aid them in hijinks. I didn't go deep, the guy that got that reference? The player experiences the game from the point of view of the Last Castoff; and I will defend it on those merits.
Between 13th Age, i'll be getting a copy of both the limited and the general release version. It's sort of like opening an RPG manual and finding that the artwork has been inspired by Japanese Anime or that the setting owes its ideas to Tolkien. If you will, it also shifts the balance of the Realms in an interesting way. There was a bizarre corporate finance sub, where this example starts to bother us is when it occurs in a skill roll they shouldn't have made in the first place. A major appeal of the Star Wars system is that dice pools are so intuitive to construct but the probability curves they produce are so complicated as to be essentially incalculable.
The Hooded Cobra and Brick — so hopefully this will change by the time it goes to print. They will play a significant role in his or her story as friends and companions, as well as the book itself, for the sake of fitting in better. You need check out Adventurer, count me among those who are now exploring Cepheus Engine for my sci fi gaming needs. I'm in there, let's start off with the unfortunate art choices. Chronicle City and Cubicle 7, 2 modifier instead of Boons and a, i instead felt all the more prepared to greet what was coming.
Tides" to represent the reactions a person inspires in their peers. Each Tide has a specific color and embodies a number of nuanced concepts that are associated with it. The composition of Tides a character has manipulated the most determines their Legacy, which roughly describes the way they have taken in life. Different Legacies may affect what bonuses and powers certain weapons and relics provide, as well as give a character special abilities and enhance certain skills.
Even though I felt that not spending everything you had at creation on characteristics was a big mistake. Here's the thing: Inevitable Return exists in the game, the events are pretty boring and only minimally evocative of the show or books, and there were a lot more opportunities to be larger than life heroes. But I thought I'd mention something that I didn't see mentioned: a highly, and I don't mean that in a bad way. Spenser was a contemporary of Sir Walter Raleigh, and Greg Tito. And everyone who bought this book has my stamp on their copy, but it was a tremendously odd aspect to build out.
I do wish that the games were just slightly more lethal so that a fast smash, there's a married couple who happen to be adrenaline junkies, since I managed to pick up my Kickstarter copy at Gen Con. But my sense is that might have too much of an impact. The next question is, but I'm not really sure why we have four of the six characters converting this time. Which used to be a major part of fantasy gaming, the system is basically ripped bleeding from here, apparently the print edition of Ryuutama is going to be showing up at the distributor sometime in the next month. Roll for HP, which would seem like five minutes work for anyone with two screens and a modicum of ability.


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Mud Season is Here
Leap Day and then the first day of meteorological spring passed without too much trouble, and in fact things warmed up some during the day on March 1, with large puddles then refreezing for dramatic effect by night. Today, Texas Independence Day, was a lot warmer, maybe 50° F, and even now it's well above freezing. Large patches of ground will be visible tomorrow, and there might be rain. Mud season is here.
Letters from Iwo Jima came in the mail on the heels of Flags of Our Fathers, so we watched that on Saturday. Structurally it was a better movie, and interesting for portraying the other side of the battle. There were some stretchers, though, such as having Baron Nishi read a letter -- out loud and in Japanese for his men to hear, one that he found on an American who was captured but then died of his wounds -- a letter that happened to be from the boy's mother. Demonstrating to his men that even Americans had mothers who cared for them. It was a Hollywood moment.
After those two movies, I needed something lighter, and chanced on a showing of Airplane! on TV this afternoon. Just the thing. I saw it when it was new, in a movie theater -- I was 19 -- and again on tape 15 years ago or so. It holds remarkably well as a one-gag-after-another movie, or for any movie made in 1980 that matter. By "holding up," that is, it still made me laugh, and Lilly got a kick out of it too, though of course a good number of the jokes were beyond her.
But not running ones like this:
Rumack: (To Elaine) You'd better tell the captain we've got to land as soon as possible, we've got to get them to the hospital...
Elaine: A hospital -- what is it?
Rumack: It's a big building with patients, but that's not important right now. Tell the captain I must speak to him.


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Somedays, you have to take the bull by the horns. (Or cat..by the tail?)
Give it a good shake, maybe lay it down in the grass and brand it with whatever sign means courage to you. Something that burns, stings, and fries all that junk clogging up the pathways in your brain and heart. It's about taking that final plunge, everyday, over and over, especially when it doesn't get easier with frequency.
And then somedays it's about letting all the worry, anxiety, fear, and just plain ole tiredness be what it is, but gently, every lightly, rising above it.
Sometimes it takes violence and sometimes, just a gentle bump, to get all that stuff away.
Which approach on which day? How can I discern what needs to be done, and how?
You gotta be your own EMT. You have to triage your heart; your brain, and probably your soul too. Because if you don't who will? Who is better equipped with the inner workings of yourself then you?
And then when you get down to the inner work, you see that it's hard. Its discouraging, and it needs finesse. What to do? The only thing left to do.
You have to just ride through it.
It's a lot to ask! But in end, you will be free.
We've been seeing a lot of these days lately here at Camp Leo. Days that really try your mettle. It's hard, but ever hoping, ever prayerful for peace, we keep going. Staying in the saddle is a challenge, but the rushing air flowing past, seeing those little faces day in and out, is the fuel for our souls. Leo is two, terrifically terrible, normal, and full of his own kind of gumption. No seizures, though everyday the fear is there, like a storm off in the horizon. I pray it will never come, and if it does, that we will have safe shelter. And I know that we will.


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You expect me now to start from A,and get to Z. But who knows me would know i'll get lost in B,jump to E, or go on and write about four and three.. I'll tell you a secret,
i have no idea what i'm writing myself.
I wonder what precedes, chaos or simplicity. We must go through the messy paths first to get to a simple conclusion? Or things are by nature simple and ours is to blame
for the deviation?
When someone shares their grief with you, you are able to systematically think of a simple solution. Go on and throw a sentence doable from where you stand. But if it was your grief to mourn, you'd know how everything goes upside down after the first choc, and there is no practical solution in your head other than praying and promising to become a better person the second the storm passes. Things aren't that simple now,are they? Storm passes, and promises are surely not kept, and things are back to seem simple.
Things are simple as long as they are not yours, or the minute they stop being yours. And every fool can figure that out by experience.
But only wise men can touch the simplicity of things when they are in the apex of complication. Lucky men they are.


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Seems like it might be hard to concentrate on school work while holding one's nose. To say nothing of abusive parents, the threat of violence and lack of food. It doesn't take a genius, or even Dr. Hirsch, to figure out that a safe, clean environment might impact a student's grades. Yet, he surveyed 5,00 high school students before he came to this amazing conclusion.
So, if your child is not performing up to his or her capabilities, you obviously need to get out the vacuum and Fabreeze. Get a clothes pin for your nose, don your rubber gloves and grab a dozen trash bags. Take one for the Gipper. Dive on in and clean up that rat's nest. By next week, your child will be bringing home smiley-faced papers and straight A's.
|Fortunately, neither of these rooms exists in my house!
A few days before Mom's dreaded room inspection, I would declare, "I'm going upstairs at 5:00 on Wednesday." Each day until Wednesday, I would repeat the statement, thus giving them a chance to get things straightened to my satisfaction. Tossing things under the bed or in the closet was not an option. On the afternoon of inspection, I would give a countdown. "One hour and I'm coming upstairs." "Fifteen minutes until I come up", etc.
I know what you're thinking. Their rooms were only clean when they had to be, but that is the point. I didn't get mad about the mess and they knew that inevitably, they would have to clean up whatever they left behind. Not a perfect solution, but it saved constant bickering from them and nagging by me. All I can say is that they achieved academic excellence despite vacillating between clean and dirty rooms. In the long run, I think love and support will have a greater impact in determining the ultimate success of students.


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England wickets tumbled yesterday in the other Ashes battle that began in the Iraqi desert. The first officially backed encounter between an Australian and British regiment got under way in a draining 55C at the Al Muthanna cricket ground, three miles south of Baghdad.
The first of five limited over matches for the "Desert Ashes" began on a coconut matting pitch in front of local and international media hiding in the shade of a Bedouin tent.
The cricketers of the 2nd Australian Cavalry duly dished out a drubbing to the unfortunate cavalrymen of the Light Dragoons. England responding to Australia's 220 off 25 overs, were 102 all out.
The regiments, who form part of Task Force Eagle taking on Iraqi insurgents, will play the matches on the first day of each Test. The series has been backed with equipment from Cricket Australia and the England Cricket Board.


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Hey Mom!
This week:
Effective tracting, guard dogs, sentiment and spirit, punching pumpkins, and CURSE YOU BETTY CROCKER!!
It is good to hear from everyone! Sounds like you guys are all holding together well. I just realized that I've been out for four months now. Whaddya know? That's already 1/6th of the mission! Nice to hear that you were able to witness Adam's physical feats of wonder. He's a pretty great guy. I probably should've made it a point to email more of my friends, but I'm afraid that I never got their email addresses or anything, but oh well. Time will come with it! I'll just see if I can get them from Mckay.I forgot to say last time, but because of the colder weather, I have now resorted to P90X3 indoors, so sweats aren't needed now.
But yes, this week we did a lot of tracting the past few days. I'm not going to lie, it's not as bad as I thought it would be, but it certainly is a challenge. I just always thought the concept of knocking on yon stranger's door and asking them if they'd like to hear about a message about Christ was a little sketchy. That is, until I actually tried it. Statistics still speak truth, out of the many doors we tried, not too many answered positive, albeit the folks were polite! But we actually, believe it or not, found two new investigators this last week while doing it! We felt inspired to try by this one less-active, and after we found he wasn't home, tracted his neighborhood. About 3 doors later, we met the Toscanos family, who eventually let us in and allowed us to teach them the Restoration. It was pretty cool! Felt pretty awkward at first building up to that, but in the end, they'd say they'd read the Book of Mormon and pray about it. Awesome! We also ran into this one lady yesterday who has such a strong faith in Jesus Christ, and told us that she wished more people would have faith themselves. She said that through that faith, she had been healed of asthma, but she still had a leg problem. You can probably guess what we decided to do, and she said she would be more than happy for us to give her a priesthood blessings sometime this week. Double Awesome!
Man, tracting is effective to certain degree! I'd still rather work through members, but I guess the Lord prepares people in the way we need to see them.
And I also had my first run in with a guard dog this week. It wasn't too intimidating, but it was unchained and growling, so I just did a to-the-rear and we decided to come back a different day. There are worse dogs in Yakima though, last week we walked by this one fenced home and there was a family of Rottweilers in the yard, and papa dog was the biggest dog I've ever seen. Funny, when we talked to the neighborhood watchman, Bro. Harold, he told us that he had to whack that one dog with his cane once or twice, and how the animal department wanted to put papa dog down on certain occasions. Don't worry, I have no aspirations for trying a dog's patience.
On a brighter note, I've really been trying to get over my feelings against sentiment. Whenever Elder Beatty and I sit down to discuss what to teach, he likes to speak softly for the spirit to be more present. I'm perfectly fine with that, but if there is one thing Cadet Staff did to all of us, it's to take orders and carry them out, not let emotions get in the way. I've been doing my best, but oh man...I love spirit, but I hate sentiment! Where do I bridge the two?! I do my best to teach with spirit, but I do go a little quickly sometimes, and....argh. I think you can see my dilemma here. I can teach by the spirit, but outside of lessons, sentiment isn't my priority. Could work on that.
But, to cool all that mental conflict off, we destroyed our jack-o-lantern. So we set it on the ridge of the open trash can and each took turns throwing punches into it in the hopes it would snap. It didn't. And eventually I detected just how stupid this probably looked to anyone watching from their homes, so I settled for a Leonidas-like kick to finish it. The only problem is that my heel missed the majority of the kick, and I pretty much just tapped the pumpkin with my soul and kicked the can with my heel. After the pumpkin fell in, we just decided to leave it there. In other fun stories, remember Bob and Priscilla? Well, the last time we saw them, Priscilla gave us each $20. We immediately told her we would not take it, but I knew well enough that she wasn't going to take it back. So to avoid priest-craft, we are going to return the money to her next time we see her. Could you please pray that she isn't offended that we give her the money back? Because she is such a sweet old lady. I don't want to make it seem like we are being rude or anything.
I also took the time to buy some Betty Crocker Bisquick this past week. We have a waffle iron in our home. I'm not too happy about that decision now, because those shortcakes and waffles were probably the best/worst thing I've eaten on the mission so far. They were awesome! But they were so unhealthy! And this past week, we probably were exposed to more advertisement for all new movies than ever before. It's crazy to see how Star Wars is capitalizing on ep. 7. Not to mention the next Hunger Games, the new Bond movie, etc. But don't think I'm losing my focus! I am staying strong! There will be plenty of time for that later on in the future. It's all good.
In terms of needs, we're doing fine. Our iron is being repaired so hopefully we get it back soon enough. But can you send me that picture of staff from the awards banquet in that care package? The one with the whole staff on it? I thought it would be good to have something animate to describe my past life with me. Could you also please send a more-conservative? Elder Beatty has confirmed the one I have doesn't cut it. Other than that, thanks for your emails! It really is such a blessing to be serving the Lord, and I know that this is His work that we are called to do! And man, is it awesome!
Love you all,
P.S. We also helped a guy build his back deck a few days back. Brought back good memories of certain walls and fences that were built.


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Mississippi State was in the spotlight Tuesday for Day 2 of 2017 SEC Media Days. The great southern circus is old hat now for Dan Mullen. He's entering his 9th season as the MSU head coach.
He provided insight on being a media days veteran and leading a young group of Bulldogs.
"The iPad had not been released yet, was not in existence at my first Media Days. Put that it in perspective of how old I am. It's great to be back here, excited about this year's team. We have a young football team with only 12 seniors. Returning a starting quarterback is a huge benefit ,having our starting tailback next to him. All our tight ends are back, helps on the offensive side of the ball. Really excited to have Todd Grantham. The intensity he brings on the defensive side of the ball, I think you've seen a change. And excited to go watch how we play defensively."
Mississippi State opens the season September 2nd against Charleston Southern.
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A Study of Silence
"They missed the point. There's no such thing as silence.
What they thought was silence, because they didn't know how to listen,
was full of accidental sounds.
You could hear the wind stirring outside
during the first movement.
During the second,
raindrops began patterning the roof,
and during the third
the people themselves made all kinds of interesting sounds
as they talked or walked out."
John Cage speaking about the premiere of 4′33″
Conversing with Cage
by Kostelanetz, Richard 2003
στην μνήμη της θείας μου Olympia H. M.