text: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-38257605923620658272018-07-18T04:00:34.344-07:00bornd2shopbatakoblackhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3825760592362065827.post-25051482416581598282012-06-05T21:44:00.000-07:002012-06-05T21:44:29.788-07:00Cute Desi Bridal Latest Fashion Photos 1st Week of May 2012batakoblackhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3825760592362065827.post-4415588329681771632012-06-05T21:43:00.000-07:002012-06-05T21:44:04.835-07:00Latest 2012 Desi Fashion jewellery designs for Desi g Girlsbatakoblackhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3825760592362065827.post-75584304625603162032012-05-08T03:00:00.000-07:002012-06-04T17:37:01.189-07:00Let Them Both Grow TogetherEveryone, I suspect, has their favorite parables of Jesus. I tend to favor the Parable of the Good Samaritan, the Parable of the Prodigal Son, and the Parable of the Sheep and Goats. I'm probably not alone in this.Another favorite parable of mine is the Parable of the Wheat and the Weeds. The version from the Gospel of Matthew:Matthew 13.24-30 Here is another story Jesus told: "The Kingdom of batakoblackhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3825760592362065827.post-73778809251357453942012-05-07T03:00:00.000-07:002012-06-04T17:37:01.288-07:00Church as Self-mortification?I've been thinking recently about church being a spiritual discipline, even a form of self-mortification.This train of thought began with a statement I made recently while teaching a class at church about church. In talking about what it means to live with a faith community I said: "I know this might sound strange to some of you, but I go to church to intentionally be around people who irritate batakoblackhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3825760592362065827.post-84862463931299747072012-05-04T03:00:00.000-07:002012-06-04T17:37:01.300-07:00A ParableOn the great Day of Judgment all of humanity was called before the Judgment Seat of God. There the angels sorted the people.On the right side of the Judgment Seat was a small group. These were the elect. The angels moved among them and gave each person a small golden box.On the left side of the Judgment Seat was a vast multitude, as far as the eye could see. Here were all the others, every personbatakoblackhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3825760592362065827.post-55433108695943762502012-05-03T03:00:00.000-07:002012-06-04T17:37:01.315-07:00As Open as the Outstretched Arms of Christ on the Cross: Moltmann on Open CommunionLast week I posted some thoughts about the practice of open communion. To add to that discussion I'd like to share some of the thoughts of Jurgen Moltmann from his book The Church in the Power of the Spirit (H/T to Tony Jones for making me aware of Moltmann's analysis awhile back).In the book, after a theological discussion regarding the Lord's Supper, Moltmann discusses how that theology should batakoblackhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3825760592362065827.post-12107318458293618142012-05-02T03:00:00.000-07:002012-06-04T17:37:01.327-07:00Evil and Evolution: Thoughts on Enns and SmithIn light of my post yesterday about evolution and Genesis and the conversation swirling around Peter Enns's new book The Evolution of Adam I'd like to point you to a review of Enns's book by James K.A. Smith at The Colossian Forum and a response to that review by J.R. Daniel Kirk at his blog Storied Theology.I don't want to insert myself into that particular conversation, mainly because I don't batakoblackhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3825760592362065827.post-23478360976803102222012-05-01T03:00:00.000-07:002012-06-04T17:37:01.431-07:00Genesis and Evolution: Dealing With ItI've been reading a lot on Christian blogs about the subject of Genesis and evolution. A lot of this conversation has been spurred on by the recent publication of Peter Enns's new book The Evolution of Adam. I've been reading, as have many of you, a lot of comment threads where Christians are arguing back and forth. Should we read Genesis differently in light of evolutionary science? Or should webatakoblackhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3825760592362065827.post-57587042032369369542012-04-30T03:00:00.000-07:002012-06-04T17:37:01.530-07:00The Real Issues of FaithFrom William Stringfellow's book Free in Obedience:[T]he people and the things which an ordinary Christian comes into contact from day to day are the primary and most profound issues of his faith and practice...For me, the day to day issues are like these:--a young, unmarried, pregnant girl--who says she is afraid to confide in either her parents or her minister--comes to see me to find out how batakoblackhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3825760592362065827.post-74699723501293688152012-04-27T02:50:00.000-07:002012-06-04T17:37:01.543-07:00Open Communion as Peace MakingOne of the great locations of diversity among Christian traditions is in the practice of open versus closed communion. In closed communion only the faithful members of the church, however that is defined, are invited to participate in the Lord's Supper. Outsiders, even if confessing Christians, are not welcome to participate. By contrast, in traditions practicing open communion anyone in batakoblackhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3825760592362065827.post-76195093231930536662012-04-26T03:00:00.000-07:002012-06-04T17:37:01.643-07:00The Slavery of Death: Part 31, Doxological GratitudeFinal post in this series. There is, no doubt, much more to be said. Thanks so much for the encouragement and insightful comments throughout the series. You've convinced me that I should try to pull all this into book form. I'll keep you posted.... What might be the big take home point of this series? Perhaps this: We are enslaved to death because our identities are formed--consciously and batakoblackhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3825760592362065827.post-85822317077860122092012-04-25T03:05:00.000-07:002012-06-04T17:37:01.743-07:00FreedomA few years ago my church, the Highland Church of Christ, inherited a small, older church building in a poor part of town. The building had belonged to a church that shut its doors due to declining membership. Highland renamed the building Freedom Fellowship and started hosting praise nights on the weekend. A small but faithful following soon grew with a lot of the Freedom community made up of batakoblackhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3825760592362065827.post-14322920766488800472012-04-24T13:30:00.000-07:002012-06-04T17:37:01.839-07:00Whores: A Meditation on Gender and the BibleIn a recent post I wrote about my leading a study on the book of Revelation at a local prison. In that post I discussed how one of the themes of Revelation is the contrast between two cities--Babylon and the New Jerusalem--and how the pastoral aim of Revelation is to call the people of God to "come out" from Babylon. In this post I'd like to think a bit about one of the problems regarding how batakoblackhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3825760592362065827.post-75828512274033416052012-04-23T03:32:00.000-07:002012-06-04T17:37:01.959-07:00The Sane OnesI've written about Adolf Eichmann and the banality of evil before on this blog. I recently came across a powerful essay by Thomas Merton entitled "A Devout Meditation in Memory of Adolf Eichmann" in his book Raids on the Unspeakable. Some selections from the essay:One of the most disturbing facts that came out in the Eichmann trial was that a psychiatrist examined him and pronounced him perfectlybatakoblackhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3825760592362065827.post-77598228473471416092012-04-20T03:12:00.000-07:002012-06-04T17:37:02.054-07:00There is a Time for EverythingDriving back with a van full of students from our conference in Oklahoma last week we spent some time talking about God and faith. These are good times. The best times to be a college professor. Hanging out with students and talking about life.At one point I shared how I read this famous passage from Ecclesiastes:Ecclesiastes 3.1-8 (KJV)To every thing there is a season, and a time to every batakoblackhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3825760592362065827.post-67468243429149802822012-04-19T02:50:00.000-07:002012-06-04T17:37:02.148-07:00Connection is a Symptom Not a CureAwhile back I wrote a few posts about the spiritual aspects of mobile connectivity. The series was entitled "The Angel of the iPhone" and can be found on the sidebar. In light of that series let me point you to Sherry Turkle's recently posted TED talk. I found the talk, by turns, both scary and sad.batakoblackhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3825760592362065827.post-80225787182939768952012-04-18T02:58:00.000-07:002012-06-04T17:37:02.244-07:00Algorithms of SalvationDuring Passion Week leading up to Easter there was a lot of discussion on religion blogs about the nature of the atonement. What exactly happened in the death of Jesus? Tony Jones had a good series on the subject leading up to Easter.Here are some of my thoughts on this topic.It think it's clear in the biblical narrative that there was some sort of "blockage" between God and humanity. We batakoblackhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3825760592362065827.post-56811593221629777592012-04-17T03:02:00.000-07:002012-06-04T17:37:02.343-07:00Violence and Holy GroundIn my book Unclean I discuss how purity psychology regulates the divinity dimension. If you've not read Unclean, the psychologist Richard Shweder has suggested that three main moral codes regulate human experience. One of them is the divinity code which is experienced as movement along a vertical dimension. As we move higher on this dimension we experience sacredness and holiness. As we move batakoblackhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3825760592362065827.post-12694500303776112122012-04-16T03:26:00.000-07:002012-06-04T17:37:02.443-07:00The Slavery of Death: Part 30, The Loving Economy of the Kingdom of GodTo this point in the series our focus has been almost exclusively psychological, about the way a fear of death shapes our identity and then how that fear-based identity causes failures of love. But before ending this series we should say something about the church and its role in helping us overcome a fear of death and facilitating acts of love.Again, the relationship between fear and failures ofbatakoblackhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3825760592362065827.post-19444573555099912772012-04-13T03:44:00.000-07:002012-06-04T17:37:02.543-07:00Unclean TheologyFor those interested in discussing, unpacking or pushing back on the ideas I discuss in Unclean, particularly in relation to the praxis of the missional church, let me point you to a open conversation going on at the blog Unclean Theology. The very talented hosts and discussants of the blog are getting the ball rolling out in front of Streaming (June 18-20) where I'll be in dialog with Walter batakoblackhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3825760592362065827.post-75041523665506046992012-04-12T03:46:00.000-07:002012-06-04T17:37:02.641-07:00Living in Babylon: Reading Revelation in PrisonAs regular readers know, I've been posting from time to time about my experiences leading a bible study in a local prison. One recurring theme in these posts is how different the bible sounds on the inside of a prison as compared to the outside.I'm currently leading the class in a study of the book Revelation and I've again been struck by the change in the sound of this book.We all know that batakoblackhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3825760592362065827.post-78027420573581706922012-04-11T03:27:00.000-07:002012-06-04T17:37:02.746-07:00Pregnant on a Christian CampusLast week I had a conversation with a colleague on campus about a female student in her class who is pregnant out of wedlock. Due to issues related to the pregnancy the student is going to miss more classes than had been anticipated. My colleague was working with the student to get something worked out. Hovering over the conversation was the student behavioral code and if the student could batakoblackhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3825760592362065827.post-50097117273637579332012-04-10T03:02:00.000-07:002012-06-04T17:37:02.760-07:00Wisdom and SinWhen you are college professor on a Christian campus you are often asked about your opinion as to if Behavior X is or is not a sin. The inquiring minds of college students want to know. And one can assume that their interest is more than philosophical.There are times when the "is a sin"/"isn't a sin" binary judgment is the best way to answer the question. But life is so complex and the Christian batakoblackhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3825760592362065827.post-56383624076768984832012-04-09T03:31:00.000-07:002012-06-04T17:37:02.772-07:00Hellbound?During the fall I got to sit down with Kevin Miller for an interview for his upcoming documentary Hellbound? As you can see from the just-released trailer, there are some pretty big names in the documentary so I don't know if my interview will make the final cut. Regardless, the documentary looks to be a provocative discussion starter. You can follow the film through the final stages of batakoblackhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3825760592362065827.post-47686106050852428092012-04-08T02:54:00.000-07:002012-06-04T17:37:02.867-07:00The Slavery of Death: Part 29, A Biblical Meditation for EasterHappy Easter!Well, the entire Slavery of Death series has been one prolonged meditation on the meaning of the resurrection (or more precisely, a particular facet of the resurrection). So I couldn't think of a better way to reflect on Easter than to tell the entire story of the series--from beginning to end--using Scripture. Look for all the themes from the series: slavery to the fear of death, batakoblackhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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OSCommerce: Add previous customer orders to the admin order detail screen
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We run OSC 2.2 and we require a small modification in the admin section.
During order processing we require to see if customers have made previous orders in order to help process their orders better and to spot potential problems.
We need to display previous orders from the same customer on the Admin/[url removed, login to view] screen
Information to be displayed
a) Order Id
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c) Order value
d) Status
* Sort order is for NEWEST orders to appear at the top
* For each previous order found we need to have a link to that order so the staff can go straight to it to see full order details to check the comments for that order if necessary
* It should display a maximum of 10 previous orders to avoid filling up the screen.
The previous orders should be displayed by creating a right-hand column for this screen. (see attached screenshot)
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Friday, April 22, 2011
Sunday, December 26, 2010
I Thank My God (Every Time I Remember You) [Original]
The tree stands unadorned; the festive cheer is gone.
But the friends I've made this Christmas day,
I'll cherish with all my heart,
As the new year beckons on this boxing day.
Love one another as the Lord has loved us all.
Pray for each other, as through trials we must go.
Never give up meeting together, encourage one another.
And I thank my God every time I remember you
Saturday, June 12, 2010
After Reservist....
Anyway, we had quite alot of free time in camp, so i did a little bit of songwriting... loosely speaking, this is my first original full song, with lyrics, and yes, i'm singing (quite badly) in here.. I'm dedicating this song to someone who means alot to me, who's always willing to listen to me rant over the phone.. It's kinda both a "thank you" and "this is how it is" song, so hope u won't feel offended, k?
Just a Friend
Another cloud here drifts across the summer sky
Another day has passed me by
Another moment spent in wistful dreaming
Of your hand in mine
Words flowed easily between us
You shared your woes, your dreams, your trust
You made me wanna be a better person; slowly I
Began to fall for you
The day I planned to tell how I truely felt for you
You asked to share a secret that then nobody knew
My heart then sank as you, not knowing how I felt
Told me you had a crush - on someone else
Oh, the pain of watching someone else take you for granted
Pales in the knowledge that I'm in a different world from you
But I'd rather stay the friend than risk the love and spoil the chance of knowing you
I'll be the friend.
As a friend i'm bound to sit beside and listen
As one who loves you, I didn't want to share
But as one who's been with you I know i'm way out of your league
I know my place, I will not stray
Meanwhile, I just finished watching the table tennis prize presentation ceremony where Singapore got world champion (WOOT!!!). I was a little disappointed at the playing of Singapore's national anthem though, I personally felt they should have played the one we all hear on National Day, the grander, fuller, and more awe-inspiring version.
Anyway, this is my guitar version of it, I hope i'm not breaking any rules here, I've read them... XD I think i'm the first one here who uploaded an acoustic version of the Singapore National Anthem, was wondering whether I really beat the rest to it, or there's some rule against it,....
Majulah Singapura (Singapore National Anthem)
Mari kita rakyat Singapura
Sama-sama menuju bahagia
Cita-cita kita yang mulia
Berjaya Singapura
Marilah kita bersatu
Dengan semangat yang baru
Semua kita berseru
Majulah Singapura
Majulah Singapura
Marilah kita bersatu
Dengan semangat yang baru
Semua kita berseru
Majulah Singapura
Majulah Singapura
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Romantic Fight
Thursday, November 05, 2009
Where faithful ones from ev'ry tongue
Will one day come.
Before the Son we'll stand,
Made faultless through the Lamb;
Believing hearts find promised grace—
Salvation comes.
Hear heaven's voices sing;
Their thund'rous anthem rings
Through em'rald courts and sapphire skies.
Their praises rise.
All glory, wisdom, pow'r,
Strength, thanks, and honor are
To God our King, who reigns on high
And there we'll find our home,
Our life before the throne;
We'll honor Him in perfect song
Where we belong.
He'll wipe each tear-stained eye
As thirst and hunger die.
The Lamb becomes our Shepherd King;
We'll reign with Him.
Tuesday, October 06, 2009
Somewhere Over The Rainbow
Somehow, I had thought shedding away all the things that I was clinging on to (but was clearly poisoning my life) would be painful, and drawn-out.
Surprisingly, everything turned out quite well. Even though I have far lesser "friends" now, I dare say I wholeheartedly trust the people I still mingle with.
It still gets lonely sometimes...... :(
Sometimes I wonder why people talk to me. I'm not good-looking, self-absorbed, cannot take jokes, easily provoked... sometimes I don't even feel like talking. Spare these good people from wasting their time on me...
Maybe someday I'll find a rainbow. Maybe.
Sunday, July 12, 2009
Acoustic Gig at West Coast Green
Here's me singing Yesterday at West Coast Green with my friend, Sean.. we were darn nervous before going up man, hahaz... I guess my guitar was turned on too loud too.
Oh, yea, I sang the first verse too, cuz Sean didn't want to start the song. From 2nd verse onwards, I was the 2nd vocalist.. i'm the one with the guitar on the left, by the way, hahaa ^^
Hope u guys enjoy it! :D
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Do let me know if you're coming by commenting in this post or in the shoutbox, okie?
Thank you! ^^


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Zelda => Other Zeldas => Topic started by: mzxrules on January 05, 2010, 12:50:18 AM
Adventures of Link SS Route
Post by:
January 05, 2010, 12:50:18 AM
I'm working out a route for the marathon based on This Video (http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/3725992)
- Exit Palace Left
- Get Magic. Kill just two groundcrawlers first, the 3 octorocs, and then last crawler (6th kill) - 36 xp
- Learn Shield
- Get P bag (50). Kill 3 bats. 95 xp
- Kill groundcrawler 98 xp
- Enter Parapa Palace, head down and to left
- Kill 2 Bots (6th kill), grab key and kill stalfo 130 xp
* In second room to the right, use jump + lowslash to kill the xp drainers quickly, and run under the giant pulsating thing
- Pass over the elevator and kill two stalfos, exit right 190 xp
- Kill Bot and stalfos, Level up Attack, exit up 22 xp
- Jump over first XP drain, Hit second, grab Key
- Kill Bot two XP Drains and Red Cyclops, skip level, grab Key, kill two more Xp Drains and Bot 76 XP
- Kill the two XP Drains; elevator down
- Go Left, Kill Bot 78 XP
- Jumpstab first two MP Drain, nab 3rd with middle stab, 4th with another jumpstab
- Kill 4 Bots, and collect P bag (50) 134/500 xp
- Kill Red Cyclops for P bag (200)? (6th kill) and Iron Knuckle LVL 1 384 XP
- Use key, get CANDLE!
- Kill Two Bots 388 XP
- Go up Elevator, and head right
- Kill Bot, go down elevator 390 XP
* Optional Fairy right of Elevator
- Kill Iron Knuckle LVL 1, and two Stalfo LVL 1, Level up Attack 0 XP
- Kill Red Cyclops and Iron Knuckle LVL 1 (6th Kill), cancel level. XP MUST BE 50 or HIGHER here
- Kill Horsehead, cancel level, get Key 100+/1000 XP
- Return Crystal, Level up Attack
Status After Parapa Palace
Attack Level 4 - Magic Level 1 - Health Level 1
Magic Containers 5 - Heart Containers 4 - Keys 0
Re: Adventures of Link SS Route
Post by:
February 03, 2011, 10:01:49 PM
i know this is old, but I came to the same conclusions, and here's how I finished for a TG verified 1:42:59 no warping 100% run.
Attack Level 4 - Magic Level 1 - Health Level 1
Magic Containers 5 - Heart Containers 4 - Keys 0
I don't remember which names go with which towns, so...
continuing toward Hammer caves, avoiding shadows along the way:
Collect "Heart" in Parapa Plains
Collect "Trophy" in Hyrule West Desert
Collect "jump" in "Mountain Town".
Using top safe route, Get "letter" from Bagu
Swing around Long way to "River town" collecting "points bag" 100
Go to river town collect "mirroir" and life. Refill if needed.
go through Death mountian caves, killing everything as you come on it.
Follow the normal route, but make sure to go after the second "Red Axe Monster"
You will riase attack to level 5
Collect "Hammer"
Collect "Magic Jar"
come back up the route to "Seaside town"
Collect "down thrust"
go to caves north of town, collect "heart" and "points bag" 200
Go to "Grass town" and collect "shield"
Go to palace 2
Raise attack to 6(THIS IS THE HARDEST PART OF THIS RUN, it has to go almost perfectly)
IF it does and there's 200 or more points left, raise life to 2. skip 3
Set crystal raise attack to 7
collect Water of Life and Fairy spell
Go to palace 3, raise life and magic 2 levels each, but make sure you have enough points left to skip and set crystal and raise attack to 8.
Collect "water" and Collect "fire" spell.
Go to maze island Collect "child"
using the shadow skip glitch, go to "Desert town" and collect s"reflect" and "Up thrust"
Return to Maze island and collect "magic Jar" clear palace 4, skipping all levels, and collect "boots" and 9000 from crystal. raise "life" as far as you can, use the left overs on "Magic"
Repeat with palace 5 and Collect "flute"
Use shadow skip and fairy to navigate to SW Hyrule.
Go to "Kausto Hidden"
Collect last "Majic Jar" and "spell" and "Magic key".
"collect magic jar and Key
Go to Three eye Desert and collec "Heart"
Cap off magic in palace 6, either by using life or attack maxed out or directly.
go to "Kausto ruined", collect Thunder
USe shadow skip to reach "Great palace".
Defeat great palace.
No extra lives are REQUIRED. However taking the" extra lives" in the graveyard and by the enterence to maze island are the quickest.
Re: Adventures of Link SS Route
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March 14, 2011, 08:35:04 AM
Didn't want to bother making a new topic, but I just remembered this trick I found a few years back. If you get hit by one of those black things just as you enter the first bend after the River Devil, you can skip one or two of the areas with all of the lizalfos. Hard to do; don't know about saving time, but I thought I might as well document it here.
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March 15, 2011, 10:03:35 PM
Razor, that trick is old as fuck. ;D
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April 03, 2011, 04:21:07 AM
I just turned 29..so that trick just turned 20? ;D
but shadow skipping is truly a BIG DEAL, saves tons of time. downside is if you need those experience points for any reason...
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Newt Gingrich garnered a huge feather in his cap Sunday when the New Hampshire Union Leader announced that it was supporting Gingrich for the Republican nomination. The Union Leader is the state's largest and most influential newspaper; and its endorsement carries substantial weight on both the local and national stage.
As a long time proponent of conservative values one would assume that the Union Leader is endorsing Newt as a champion of their cause. Therefore it is curious how they are able to square their conservative values with Newt's not so conservative past.
Perhaps they didn't realize that Newt supported the $7 trillion dollar Medicare Prescription Drug Plan; one of the largest social welfare programs in our nation's history. Perhaps they didn't realize that Newt supported Ted Kennedy's immigration policy for amnesty for illegal immigrants. Maybe they didn't know that Newt supported ethanol subsidies or the individual mandate. Or maybe they just forgot they he called Paul Ryan's deficit reduction plan "right wing social engineering."
Maybe they just didn't realize that Newt flip flops more than Willard Mitt Romney.
The fact is this endorsement isn't about Newt…it's about Romney. The traditional conservatives hate Mitt so much so that even Newt looks good to them. Even the endorsement itself is telling; calling Newt: "the best candidate who is running."
The Republican nominating process is a mess. Romney is the leader but 75% of conservatives do not like nor trust him. Gingrich is a shill. And the only true conservative of substance is Huntsman…who can't stop acting like a diplomat long enough to actually campaign like he wants the job.
So here is a little tip for the Republican Party.
If Republicans really want to beat Obama their only true path to victory is through a brokered convention. It would be ugly and messy and lot of political blood would be spilled. But only through a brokered convention could a candidate like Jeb Bush, Paul Ryan, Mitch Daniels or Chris Christie emerge. Any of these four would give Obama a run.
Otherwise it's all about Mitt…and Democrats would like nothing better.


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For arthritis, opioids present increased relative risk compared to NSAIDs
Cystatin C beats creatinine at predicting complications of kidney disease
Opioids for arthritis pain control have an increased relative risk for many safety events compared with nonselective, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (nsNSAIDs), a new study concluded.
Researchers examined the comparative safety of nsNSAIDs, selective cyclooxygenase 2 inhibitors (coxibs) and opioids. They studied Medicare beneficiaries from Pennsylvania and New Jersey who qualified for pharmaceutical assistance programs for low-income older adults with osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis (RA). Patients had started therapy with an nsNSAID, a coxib, or an opioid in the years from 1999 to 2005. The mean age was 80 years, and almost 85% were female.
Results appeared in the Dec. 13/27 Archives of Internal Medicine alongside a second study derived from the same population and done by many of the same authors. (See the next story, "Opioids for nonmalignant pain have different adverse event profiles.")
Outcome safety events were adverse events related to analgesics: cardiovascular events (myocardial infarction, stroke, heart failure, revascularization and out-of-hospital cardiac death); gastrointestinal effects (upper and lower GI tract bleeding and bowel obstruction); acute kidney injury; hepatic toxic effects; fractures of hip, pelvis, wrist and humerus, but not spine; and trauma from a fall. Patients were matched on propensity scores.
Compared with nsNSAIDs, coxibs (hazard ratio [HR], 1.28; 95% CI, 1.01 to 1.62) and opioids (HR, 1.77; 95% CI, 1.39 to 2.24) had elevated relative risk for cardiovascular events. Gastrointestinal tract bleeding risk was reduced in patients on coxibs (HR, 0.60; 95% CI, 0.35 to 1.00) and similar for opioids. Coxibs and nsNSAIDs posed similar fracture risk. Fracture risk was elevated with opioid use (HR, 4.47; 95% CI, 3.12 to 6.41). Opioids (HR, 1.68; 95% CI, 1.37 to 2.07) but not coxibs, were associated with an increased risk for events requiring hospitalization compared with nsNSAIDs. Opioids (HR, 1.87; 95 CI, 1.39 to 2.53) but not coxibs raised the risk of all-cause mortality compared with nsNSAIDs.
The authors wrote, "Although nsNSAIDs pose certain risks, these analyses support the safety of these agents compared with other analgesics. The recent concerns raised about opioid use in nonmalignant pain syndromes appear warranted on the basis of these data."
An editorialist commented that, for a practicing internist, treating the underlying condition is as important as treating the pain. While there was likely some residual bias in which sicker patients were more likely to take opioids, "many clinicians use opioids in their patients, including the elderly, precisely for the reason that this class is perceived to be less toxic, whether out of concern for the gastrointestinal toxicity or nephrotoxicity of nsNSAIDs or the cardiovascular toxicity of coxibs, for example," the editorialist wrote. "However, the results of this study, as well as others, suggest that those assumptions may no longer hold up under more rigorous scrutiny from systematic comparative safety analyses such as this."


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- Kendall's voice actress, Emily Osment, was the only recurring teen voice actress on the show until March 10, 2012, when she turned 20.
- The episodes with Kick and Kendall of strongest relationship hint signals are "Dancing with the Enemy", "Hand in Hand", and "Roll Reversal".
- She likes the french movies of Marcel Pompeau, as shown in "Box Office Blitz".
- Kendall has shown to be pretty strong and very agile when she dances.
- She started to gain a very big fanbase after "Dancing With The Enemy", because of her possible attraction to Kick.
- Her relationship with Ronaldo at the time was a secret, the only person who knows about this is Kick and possibly Gunther after he joins Kick in delivering a meal to Ronaldo's house in "Stand and Delivery".
- As seen in "Tattler's Tale", Kendall is one of the kids who dresses up as Kick to make Ms. Chicarelli crazy (to get her soccer ball back).
- In "Snowpocalypse!", Kendall has a light pink cellphone with a different format, but in "Hand in Hand", she appears with a pink normal cellphone.
- Kendall's presumed crush on Kick is officialized at the end of "Detained", as it is shown that she had written "I ♥ K.B." on a locker with her favorite pink pen (this is what had gotten her into detention in the first place).
- In "Kyle Be Back" it's shown that Kick and Kendall are next-door neighbors but this fact isn't mentioned until "Kick or Treat" when she voices it.
- In "Kick or Treat", Kendall's surname: "Perkins" is mentioned as her surname for the first time (however, in "Hand in Hand", she intends to disguise herself as "an heiress; the sole benefactor to the "Perkins" estate" while in the Make-Up shop).
- Kendall seems to have a tendency of being gassy. This is hinted in "Stand and Delivery" and later seen in "Hand in Hand".
- She likes lots of adults in Mellowbrook (except Harold Buttowski (especially in Crumbs) and Ms. Chicarelli).
- In "Tattler's Tale" it is shown that Kendall owns a soccer ball which shows that she has some athletic interests (whether she's on a team or just practices with it is unknown since this isn't shown after this episode).
- In "Pinch Sitter" Kendall states that she's 2 weeks older than Kick. However, Sandro Corsaro has stated on his Facebook page that Kendall is in fact "two years, three days, fours hours and twenty two minutes" older than Kick. Since Kick's offical birthday is February 22, 2000, this would make Kendall's birthday February 19, 1998 but it could be that this statement isn't meant to be taken seriously as the pinpoint accuracy of Kendall's age in relation to Kick's makes the response sound humorous.
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Queensland's regional areas saw a small increase in median rents, up 1.5 per cent to $330/pw.
QLD's capital, Brisbane, recorded an average median rent of $400 in October, consistent with the median rent in September.
The median price per room in Brisbane in October was $150, consistent with the previous month.
The top 5 most affordable suburbs were: Woodridge ($287.50), Morayfield ($300), Scarborough ($300), Kallangur ($302.50) and Caboolture ($310), while the top 5 most expensive suburbs in QLD in October were: Broadbeach Waters ($650), West End ($620), Indooroopilly ($550), Wishart ($525) and Wakerley ($522.50). http://ow.ly/9zSh306aZry


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Detroit Journal – Day I
Day 1 – Thursday, 29.01.
Getting up at 5am (Central European Time) and driving to the airport when it is freezing cold outside, isn't a very pleasent experience. The 1st flight was a bit delayed, because the aircrafts wing froze or something and they had to heat them up and spray something on them to prevent that from happening again. The pilot told us the machine can prevent that itself while in the air, but not on the ground. Don't ask me why, I have no clue.
After an hour we arrived in Frankfurt where we had to wait 4 hours for our next flight (to Detroit). The time flew by, because we were walking around the airport and wasting time somehow. It is by far the biggest airport I've ever seen. Planes go to everywhere in the world from here.
The in-flight entertainment wasn't bad. We had 'Ghosttown', 'Shamwari' (a documentary from Discovery Channel) and 'Wall-E' (which I hadn't seen til now – not bad, nice, lovely movie for kids) and my favorite: The air marshal (we are sure he was an air marshal, he had that tough guy Texas look) who started his own dance and aerobic class in the middle of the plane. There is nothing more hilarious than a 40 year-old guy dancing through an airplane to stay loose.
More after the jump (including pics).
After flying and waiting for about 15-16 hours, we arrived at 6pm at the Detroit airport. We had to go through the whole security process – filling out forms, letting them take our fingerprints and make a picture of us and make us go through the custom borders because we had chocolate with us. Everything took a bit more than 30 minutes which is pretty fast, I guess. I expected to stay there for at least an hour, so this was a pleasant surprise.
The first officer already came to us while we where standing in line. Say hello to 'Officer Jenkins', by far the toughest-looking officer we've seen at the whole airport. He asked us why we are coming to Detroit, how we could pay for the trip and if there is something fishy going on. We got a bit more attention than most visitors – it's probably a bit unusual when two young guys travel together with hardly any cabbage. Everything was fine, tho.
The officer who took my fingerprints asked 'Why are you coming to Detroit?' – 'Holidays and because I wanna see some Detroit Pistons games.' – 'What are you doing for a living?' – '"I'm a student, sir.' – 'How can you pay for this trip?' – 'I'm working part-time.' And that was about it. They were really looking for details here as you can see. But I can assure you one thing: It isn't easy at all to cross the border to your country. You can feel very secure here (unless you live downtown).
Afterwards we went down to the main hall and tried to figure out how to withdraw cash from the ATM's. It was a bit strange, because you only had to swipe your card and than you could choose from lots of options – a bit different than in Austria, but we figured it out in another 30 minutes. Yeah, we aren't the fastest.
The airport was pretty empty except for the gates which was pretty packed, probably a few outgoing flights. There also were really many security guards walking around. We aren't used to that. We weren't sure if this is a good or a bad sign.
We got a taxi very easy and our driver told us that this was his 2nd trip today (he started 6 hours ago). People don't like the snowy weather here and it is bad for business, he said. He also told us that the city as a whole is suffering right now, because of the economic crisis and that it is really bad. People are depressed and you could actually see it when we arrived in Downtown. Nobody on the streets, everything was kinda empty and we didn't feel too comfortable at first. The cab driver was really nice, tho, and told us everything we asked him about like where to eat and where to go to have some fun. Plus he showed us around a bit (Wayne University, the Medical Center and so on – it's good to have somebody around who knows a thing or two about the city).
The hotel was different than we expected it to be. Kinda older, smaller and stranger than we thought. The lady at the hotel first didn't find our reservation, but we got that figured out and paid with our credit card. The security guy showed us our room so we could decide if we want it and we took it. Very nice guy (he got the Steelers in the Superbowl btw). At first we weren't really comfortable there, but that was also part due to not sleeping for nearly 24 hours (yeah, couldn't sleep in the plane). We decided to take a trip around town to get some fresh air.
After walking around for about an hour we actually saw a few people out on the streets and I have to say we really like the city. Our first impression was pretty wrong. We even like our hotel now that we found out that we got digital cable and high-speed internet.
Greektown looks fun and there were by far the most people around. We will check out Woodward Ave and the Renaissance Center tomorrow. Plus, the Celtics – Pistons game is also tomorrow and we have pretty nice tickets for that one – more after the game.
After exploring the city we felt pretty hungry and went to a restaurant near out hotel. Not many people there, but it wasn't even 8pm yet – just felt like midnight to us, because it was about 2am where we came from. A bit of a jetlag, I guess. Anyway, it was fantastic. Several big screens showing college basketball and a really nice waitress who even told us a few things about the city. According to her, it was pretty empty because of the weather. Has hardly anything to do with the Redwings game in Detroit that night (that was our first idea – we thought everybody went to the game). We got us some Crispy and some Grilled Chicken and asked if we could watch the NBA game on TNT. No problem, of course. I love this country. 🙂 This isn't even remotely possible in our country…or even on our continent. Getting something to eat and watching the game – awesome. See, we are pretty easy to please.
At half-time we left, because we were pretty tired and we decided it was easier to watch the 2nd half at the hotel – which we did. Congrats, Orlando. We were too tired for the Suns and Spus, which was an awesome game, I guess.
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You guys are awsome. I found your site via Need4Sheed. I'm a Pistons fan living in Chicago, but I grew up in the west part of Michigan, about 3 hours from Detroit. I'm pretty impressed that you're so open minded about Detroit. The reality is that it isn't a very attractive city and things just keep getting worse. It sounds like you'd live any where as long as you could watch the NBA on a regular basis, though! I hope you guys have a good time, and stay safe! Beat the Cavs!
Also from N4S here… great recap of your travel to the US! Security here probably seems high but once you fly through our airports enough you realize it's more for show than anything. Not that it doesn't keep things safe but having been to Israel let me tell you we don't even begin to compare!
Great to see you got out and enjoyed much of the D right away, too. I've been down in Ohio for 1 1/2 years now but it's always nice to get back downtown when I get back home. Off to read your other posts…
Hi Pal!
The Picture over the clouds is overwhelming.
Did you take a picture of the air marshall?
Would be great!
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Ebert tweeted: "Sarah Palin RT: @HeyTammyBruce Hey Liberals, so many of you are criticizing Obama these days. When did you all become racist?"
SharkFu responded: "Sarah Palin remains unaware that Obama is not the only black person in America. Shhh – let's not clue her in!"


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Spring is finally here officially, though the weather doesn't seem to very sure. At least in SL we can all pretend its nice warm and spring like. Aphrodite Shops recently release the Spring BBQ set, for your spring BBQ needs.
The whole set is 30LI total. The grill is color change and you can switch on the flame on click. The grill has couples or single poses, all props are delivered automatically. You can grill steak, fish, sausages, burgers, apples and pork or vegetarian. The food grills and then serves on the table. The basket on the tables servers desserts and there is a cooler (not shown) that serves up beers and various different drinks (12 total). This is the perfect set for small family gatherings.
The cute short set I am wearing at our Spring BBQ is from Mutresse at FaMESHed. The Nadya Tank Top and Guzla Shorts come with a color change HUD. So you make one purchase and get all the colors for a reasonable price. The thank has different versions one regular and one to fit over the Guzla shorts. Also available at FaMESHed, is the Bali Gypsy jewelry set from Maxi Gossamer. There is a necklace and matching foot jewelry (didn't get the feet in the pic). Its a gorgeous set. I got all my all the lavender coordinated well together.
Skin: [PF] Harley [Latte]
Hair: TRUTH HAIR Fleur
Jewelry: Maxi Gossamer – Bali Gypsy
Top: …Mutresse… Nadya Tank Top
Shorts: …Mutresse… Guzla Shorts
Nails: Izzie's – Slink Avatar Enhancement – FINGERNAILS (Pearl)
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Clear Bay Trail is a 14.8 mile lightly trafficked loop trail located near Norman, Oklahoma that features a lake and is good for all skill levels. The trail offers a number of activity options and is best used from February until October. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
dogs on leash
mountain biking
nature trips
trail running
wild flowers
I love these trails for close to home hiking/running, but tend to stay away during the summer months due to ticks/chiggers. The few times I've ventured on these trails between May and September I've returned home with a ridiculous amount of ticks. I frequent these trails December thru March with much less of a tick problem.
needs to be cleared out lots ove overhang and a tremendous amount of ticks. if you come bring some high deet spray . I had over 100 tick bites using 40% deet. trails are really fun and the the plaid trail is very fast and flowy.
Walked the trail with my husband and 18 month old. Got a little lost and ended up on the red trail for a while before we realized what was going on. Still had a great, relaxing time. Came home with a fair amount of ticks on us.
Love this trail! I recommend going early in the spring because the ticks and chiggers are AWFUL out here during the hot summer months. These trails can be mixed and matched for different lengths depending on what you're wanting. But have a map with you because it's very easy to turn a 3 mile hike into a MUCH longer hike with one wrong turn. Watch out for mountain bikers! They have the right of way. There are lots of sandy areas along the trails so wear proper shoes or it'll be like you came back from the beach.
Great for a good morning hike. Trails maintained nicely.
Rode the red loop close to sunset, and got lost for a few extra miles on some easier loops. Trails look to be in good shape, but sunlight is a must for the red trail..
lots of options for distance and direction or one long day on the trails. the trail is narrow and there were a lot of bikers out the day we were there, we spent a lot of time jumping out of the way to let them pass.
Took kids (7 &13) on the green loop for a quick hike this afternoon. Nice easy trail and we saw a deer.
Good trail to just pass the time not hard just a easy trek.
Pretty trees and great view of the lake. we got to see three deer and a rabbit. This is great for a fun day outdoors.
I came out to ride the scary Black Diamond trail and was severely unimpressed. Nothing 'Black Diamond' about the Black Diamond section.
Did the whole trail. Its closer to 10-12 miles depending on how you take it. Lots of wild life, lots of ticks, lots of spider webs.
Beautiful wooded terrain! Plenty of different paths to follow. I'd like to try biking the trails next!
Lots of ticks and the trails are hard to navigate but they are clear. I saw about 35 deer, coon and snake.
This trail is close to Norman, Oklahoma and it is used for both Mountain Bike's and hiking. We did not see any other hikers, but we did run into a few mountain bikes. You can hike long or hike short
Nice trail great for a quick hike or a short one. Have seen deer and enjoyed watching the leaves change as the season changed.
This place is really nice and it's just outside of Norman on the east side of Lake Thunderbird.
The trails have been clear of all debris every time I have hiked here. The trails are very easy to follow and laid out really nicely. Some are kind of challenging and others not so much. What I love most is that there is several different trails to hike and so each visit can be a completely different adventure. If you live in Norman and want a nice walk in the woods near home please check them out.
If you are looking for doing the wood stuff do the gold trail and pull down by the dam and you can start there instead of going another 8 miles
Nice trail clearly marked. Saw a doe on the way in! The mushrooms were abundant and colorful. Coming back next weekend to do a few other trails.
Good trail nice place to just lose yourself from the world for a hour.
Spent an overnight, bugs weren't terrible the course was moderate not bad, there's four different loops associated with this loop, there's Green (easiest), Red, Blue, Gold. They are all fairly well walked with nice views being manly associated with gold, they are all interconnected, and thus to get to gold you stay to the far right or the loops, the transition from Blue to gold is not well marked and you will start seeing red and black checkered signs and red and white ribbons these are marking the gold trail for some reason. My friend and I had some wild dogs come to close to are camp at night for comfort, they made enough racket we both woke up and started are fire again to keep them back. They were looking for food but we had it all hung up. Other than that last little bit the trail was awesome it was my friends first trip backpacking so we took it slow and did this one so he could learn. All in all it was very enjoyable and I will probably go out again sometime soon!
nice trail, pretty views, moderate course. As with any trip to the woods in Oklahoma Bring DEET. My first hike with this app, it worked great when a fork in the trail was unmarked....definitely saved me some miles. we will be back with the dogs (& some vector tick repellent)
Nice trail. Very little traffic. Saw a rabbit and couple of turtles. I did walk away with a tick so don't forget the bug/tick repellant.
Nice trail. Not real scenic. Lots of fallen down branches and trees lining the path. Saw a rabbit, turtle and squirrel. Not strenuous but enough ups and downs.
Great trails for running or biking. Plenty of deer, snakes, hills, etc.
The trails are fun for all ages. I went with a large group off people, but there were dozens of ticks crawling all over us when we got off the trails. They were also the very microscopic ticks so beware!
Well, I'm sore! It has been a long time since I've been hiking and this was my first time back at it. My father and I went and hiked nine miles of the Gold Loop trail. It was a great hike with maintained trails (geared toward biking) and we thoroughly enjoyed our time.
The trails were pretty clearly marked and there were many options to take a "bypass" trail to cut out sections (some large and some small) of the trail. You could easily make this hike longer or shorter depending on what you are looking for.
There was a lot of up and downs but nothing that was unmanageable. The steeper sections (both up and down) were not too long or steep and added a nice variance to the hike. Most of them had a steep thrill built for bikes but had a path alongside that was easier to use on foot.
All in all, a great time getting back to hiking and I would do it again!
Did the 8.7 mile trek at the end of February. Scenery was mostly brown. Wished there was a little more greenery. The suggested trail was very confusing had to back track a couple of times. It was fun but not very memorable.
I really enjoyed my time here. Completed the red and green trails, but would like to do the blue trail. Does anyone know how to get to the blue trail without going through red and green?


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Now that the smoke has been cleared out of The Late Show's studio, Stephen Colbert can think clearly again and there's something he needs to say. "He does and she seems happier with him", Colbert said. Featuring bandleader Jon Batiste and his band Stay Human, the show is broadcast from the historic and newly renovated Ed Sullivan Theater.
Stephen Colbert took aim at an unusual target Thursday night... CNN.
A multi-talented and respected host, writer, producer, satirist and comedian, Colbert is well-known for his previous late night show, "The Colbert Report", which concluded on Friday, Dec. 18, 2014. "Colbert asked. "'I would never cheat on my wife-with her.
Donald Trump, the man who had a penchant for handing out mean nicknames to all of his political competitors, now has a new unpleasant nickname for himself! This morning, CNN had an article about it, which was nice, but the headline was, 'Look Who's Playing John Bolton on SNL.' Fake.
"Fake news. I take everything back!"
Colbert also noted that, in response to the controversy, businesses have ended their associations with the social media network, in particularly Playboy magazine. The current headline on CNN's website reads: "Iconic "SNL" star spoofs Trump staffing pick". "Come on CNN, this isn't SNL unless SNL stands for Stephen's Nightly Laughs".
"It was a Wednesday, we tape during the daytime, and we're not live!"
"You got three things wrong in three letters", Colbert quipped. Colbert continued. "Still, it's nice just to be recognized, so uh... thank you, MSNBC".
Stephen Colbert finally found something to agree with President Trump about.
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Some adorable costumes have come to light using little more than a cardboard box, some paint, and lots of imagination. Here are several ideas to choose from. Happy Halloween!
All of the costumes listed here use a cardboard box.
1 large box
1 small box
gray hooded sweatsuit
silver spray paint
gray, white, or black gloves
silver face paint
4 plastic milk jug lids
aluminum foil
Seal one end of box with silver duct tape. Leave other end open. Do this with both boxes. Spray paint silver, let dry. When dry, cut circle out of small box so when placed on child's head, the hole will be there for his/her face. Cut open ends off or fold inside box. Follow above instructions for large box, then cut holes for arms. Wrap milk jug lids in aluminum foil, then glue lids on box in front, along bottom as control knobs. use markers (or paint if you prefer) to draw horizontal lines across the front of the box for effect. Paint face silver.
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Mummy Cookies
What You Need
1 roll of sugar cookie dough or your favorite homemade sugar cookie recipe
1 medium-sized gingerbread boy cookie cutter
"Red Hots" candies or other round candies for eyes
canned vanilla frosting
white chocolate almond bark
Getting Ready
Gather ingredients for the cake according to box directions.
Make sure that children use pot holders and have some handy wipes or a sink nearby to wash hands.
Now you are ready to start making mummy cookies...
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This side has been decorating one of our walls at home for too long - I dug out the vinyl on the weekend and had forgotten how good it was. Eldee Young & Isaac 'Red' Holt used to make up the Ramsey Lewis trio rhythm section, so know how to hold down a groove alright. The title track from this 1968 long player I also have as a 45 - it's the instrumental from Barbara Acklin's, Am I the Same Girl, and never fails to make it on to the platters that matter when playing out.
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Movie Review - This Means War
|Tom Hardy in "This Means War"
Chris Pine co-stars as FDR, the super slick playboy-type who is more about casual relationships with women. Tom Hardy also co-stars as Tuck, a British father who is trying to spend more time with his 7-year-old, American son, Joe. Both FDR and Tuck are highly trained spies that know ballistics and martial arts, and in Tuck's case he knows acrobatics.
Interesting note, both Pine and Hardy were main characters in the two previous Star Trek films. Pine played the hero in JJ Abrams' reboot in 2009 and Hardy played the villain in the 2002 sequel. Spoiler alert, in Pine's Star Trek movie, he won. In Hardy's Star Trek movie, he lost. Similar results for the two actors may or may not happen here.
Their two characters are at odds with each other for Witherspoon's affection. Witherspoon plays Lauren Scott, a former gymnast from Atlanta who's now a businesswoman running a consumer product testing company, and like all beautiful, smart, funny and successful women in Los Angeles, she has trouble dating. Her friend, Trish, played by Chelsea Handler, sets up a profile on an Internet dating site for Lauren, which leads her to dating these two guys, FDR and Tuck.
Screenwriters Timothy Dowling and Simon Kinberg play with this premise in obvious, predictable and not very clever ways. FDR and Tuck are CIA agents, so I hoped this might turn into a kind of Mad magazine's "Spy vs. Spy" sketch where the tug-of-war or one-upmanship was over this woman, but FDR and Tuck are on the same side and are in fact friends, so the rivalry feels tame and the screenwriters keep it tame. They never really threaten anything or create any real stakes. Supposedly, their friendship is threatened, but that's only lip service.
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Three Stars out of Five.
Rated PG-13 for some sexual content, action, violence and language.
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Police Brutalizes Demonstrators In Europe: Amnesty International
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The rights group said people rallying against government spending cuts, tax rises and job losses in countries hit by the eurozone crisis and elsewhere had sometimes been seriously injured by police or had had medical treatment withheld.
"People demonstrating peacefully in EU countries have been beaten, kicked, shot at and wounded with rubber bullets and sprayed with tear gas," Amnesty said.
"Yet excessive use of force by police goes uninvestigated and unpunished."
The Amnesty report, "Policing demonstrations in the European Union", described several cases where police had severely beaten protesters in Greece, Spain and Romania.
Greek journalist Manolis Kypreos was left completely deaf in June 2011 after police threw a stun grenade at him, the report added.
Kypreos has since recovered some hearing but his disability has effectively ended his career, Amnesty said.
"Governments must spell out and reiterate that police officers may use force only when strictly necessary," said Fotis Filippou, Amnesty's campaign coordinator for Europe and Central Asia.
"They must introduce strict guidelines on the use of potentially lethal riot-control devices such as pepper spray and tear gas, water cannon and rubber bullets."
The report warned that excessive force and arbitrary arrests of protesters could turn anger against governments into anger against the police, increasing the risk of violence at anti-austerity demonstrations.
Under international law, police can only use force when it is required for them to perform their duty and they must be restrained in its use, Amnesty said.
Police forces in several European countries have faced budget cuts themselves as governments seek to shrink their huge deficits, the report added.
On the other hand, the EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton expressed concern on October 25, 2012 after Russia's lower house passed a law broadening the definition of treason.
"The new law would expand the scope for prosecution of and reduce the burden of proof for charges of treason and espionage," her office said in a statement.
"The abstract definition of treason contained in the law will make it difficult to apply in a fair manner. It also potentially penalizes contacts with foreign nationals with up to 20 years in prison."
The statement said the new law follows a number of recent legislative and judicial developments in Russia that, taken together, "would limit the space for civil society development, and increase the scope for intimidation."
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The bill is likely to be swiftly passed by the upper house of parliament and signed into law by Putin.
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In today's Gospel, Jesus teaches us that you will know a tree by its fruits and similarly, Fr Andrew highlighted that you will know a true prophet based on what he stands for. Fr Andrew shared that prophets and profit never go together. Similarly, true prophets of God are born in God's grief. A prophet is one who shares in God's grief over all that has gone wrong in the world and whose heart aches for the pain of God's people. It is from within this grief that a prophet arises to bring God's exhortation and encouragement. This point kind of struck me and stayed with me the whole evening.
Indeed, a prophet is only needed when there is some truth that God needs to highlight; some changes that he needs to implement; when the healing of a broken world is needed whilst heralding the coming Kingdom of God. A prophet never arises for himself or for nothing. He is always a messenger of conversion; of metanoia – of a radical turning back unto God.
This led me to reflect on how it is also true that priests are born in the belly of God's grief. Matthew 9:35–37 states, "Jesus made a tour through all the towns and villages, teaching in their synagogues, proclaiming the Good News of the kingdom and curing all kinds of diseases and sickness. And when he saw the crowds he felt sorry for them because they were harassed and dejected, like sheep without a shepherd. Then he said to his disciples, 'The harvest is rich but the labourers are few, so ask the Lord of the harvest to send labourers to his harvest'." Does this passage not highlight the grief of our Lord for humanity which is so often harassed and dejected like "sheep without a shepherd"? Indeed, it is the grief in the belly of God as he looked upon all of humanity that raised for us the Shepherd par excellence when the "Word became flesh" in the person of Jesus Christ. "For God so loved the world that he gave his only Son, so that everyone who believes in him may not be lost but may have eternal life. For God sent his Son into the world not to condemn the world, but so that through him the world might be saved." (John 3:16-17)
It is certainly true that it is deep within the belly of God's grief, when a man can truly feel the cry of God over his people just as Jesus wept over Jerusalem (Luke 19:41), so does the possibility of a priestly call also begin to germinate in the depths of his heart. A man is never called to be a priest for himself – he is called for the flock of Christ and to share in Christ's care for his Bride, the Church.
This led me to realise how often we hear people complaining and criticising certain aspects of the Church. These complaints never seem to end and one complaint seems to only disappear when it gives way for another complaint. There are many motivations behind these complaints and criticisms. I am sure we can all confess that often, these complaints are not motivated by a genuine love for Christ or for his Church. The source of this sort of criticism can be easily discerned by the test that Jesus gives us in today's Gospel – "you will know a tree by its fruits".
However, on the other hand, we must also be able to discern when our uneasiness and our deep pain points to something much deeper and more radical. It is rooted and animated by love and for love. When our pain is animated by an authentic love for humanity and we shed tears over the realities of the world we live in and the human face of the Church, we then begin sharing in the tears of Jesus as he wept over Jerusalem and the pain he felt when he saw humanity harassed and dejected like "sheep without a shepherd". This kind of pain in our hearts points to our union with Christ in the belly of the Father's grief and here is where vocations are born. Here is where prophets are born; here is where priests are born.
Have you ever felt this deep pain and grief for God's people in your own belly? Do you see the misery of your fellow brothers and sisters which many others do not seem to take notice of? Do you hear the cries of the hungry that the world seems to have turned a deaf ear towards? Could this be God's personal gift to you? A sensitivity that seems to set you apart and you may even resent this grief you feel in your heart. This could well be the beginnings of a call; God's special invitation to you to respond to this grief that only you know lies in your heart. The same Jesus whose heart was grieved in seeing the people harassed and dejected like "sheep without a shepherd"; he whom saw that the people were hungry and tired (cf. Matthew 14:15-21) could actually be allowing you to share in his heart's grief and thereby saying to you, "Feed my sheep!"


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Sunday, September 30, 2007
Grilled Cheese and Onion Rings
This makes a great easy lunch on a lazy Sunday afternoon. The grilled cheese sandwiches were nothing super special. Wheat sandwich bread, butter, and velveeta (I love it in my garlic cheese grits but always have lots left over and it's great for grilled cheese because it melts so well.)
The onion rings I nabbed a recipe from Cooking for Engineers. I wanted onion rings but definitely not the huge frying mess that usually accompanies them. Since Cooking for Engineer's had a test recipe for Oven Fried I figured I'd give them a shot. I'm glad I did. They were really good.
Oven Fried Onion Rings
Recipe via Cooking for Engineers
30 Saltines
4 cups (or 4 lg handfuls as the website says) kettle-cooked potato chips
2 medium onions (I used 1 large white and had left overs - I think that I should have cut them a bit wider though.)
1/2 c flour (I ended up using 3/4 cup flour total)
1/4 t cayenne pepper
1/2 t salt
1/4 pepper
1/2 c buttermilk
1 large egg
The test recipe used a food processor to pulse the chips and saltines. I threw them in a large ziplock and attacked with my rolling pin. Worked great and I got rid of some frustration too.
In a smallish bowl, whisk together buttermilk, egg, cayenne, pepper, salt, and 1/4 c flour. Place the remaining flour in a seperate bowl. Line up 4 different bowls. 1 with chips/saltines, 1 with onions, 1 with flour, 1 with buttermilk batter mixture.
Preheat oven to 450.
Dip the onions in the flour then batter then chips/saltines then set on plate.
"I poured 3 tablespoons vegetable oil onto a half sheet pan and slipped it into the hot oven and waited for eight minutes - just enough time for the oil to produce wisps of smoke. I pulled the pan out, tilted to coat the pan evenly with oil, and then placed the onion rings onto the pan making sure none of the rings were touching. I put the pan back into the oven and allowed it to bake for 8 minutes when I pulled the pan out and flipped all the rings over. Another 8 minutes in the oven and the onion rings were done. " (quoted directly from Cooking for Engineers)
I will probably half the chip/saltine mixture next time because it makes a LOT of mix. I found that one baking sheet full was more then enough onion rings for RLD and myself and that was about half of a large white onion
Side note: I tried to leave a comment on their website about how much I liked the recipe but after trying to register and get through their spam bot 4 times I gave up. :( Their website is awesome though, especially for beginning cooks!
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Not public toilets, mind you, but toilets discarded by or near a street, presumably to be taken away during the course of remodeling, although it's never wise to assume anything in this town.
It's gotten me thinking about a potential public art project ... the street toilets of New Albany, or perhaps better, the "bogs" of New Albany.
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Noting that the word "bog" is Irish slang for toilet, the possibilities are endless.
Just as long as the Bored of Public Works doesn't get involved.


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Definition of multiplicity
- the multiplicity of x = 2 for the equation (x − 2)3 = 0 is 3
a multiplicity of suggestions for turning the company around
Shakespeare's works seem to encompass the full multiplicity of human experience.
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First Known Use: 15th century
in the meaning defined at sense 1aSee Words from the same year
abundance, barrel, basketful, boatload, bucket, bunch, bundle, bushel, carload, chunk, deal, dozen, fistful, gobs, good deal, heap, hundred, loads, lot, mass, mess, mountain, much, myriad, oodles, pack, passel, peck, pile, plateful, plenitude, plentitude, plenty, pot, profusion, quantity, raft, reams, scads, sight, slew, spate, stack, store, ton, volume, wad, wealth, yard;
ace, bit, dab, dram, driblet, glimmer, handful, hint, lick, little, mite, mouthful, nip, ounce, peanuts, pinch, pittance, scruple, shade, shadow, smidgen (also smidgeon), speck, spot, sprinkle, sprinkling, strain, streak, tad, touch, trace;
atom, crumb, dot, fleck, flyspeck, fragment, grain, granule, iota, jot, modicum, molecule, mote, nubbin, particle, ray, scintilla, scrap, shred, tittle, whit;
bonanza, embarrassment, excess, overabundance, overage, overkill, overmuch, oversupply, plethora, redundancy, superabundance, superfluity, surfeit, surplus;
army, bevy, cram, crowd, crush, drove, flock, herd, horde, host, legion, mob, multitude, press, score, sea, swarm, throng;
all kinds (of), quite a bit;
: a very large number
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At 28, I have been out of college and working full time for four years. I have had three jobs in that four years and not once had I taken the initiative to plan for my future. I've always focused on the bills I need to pay now, the vacations I want to go on, the shoes that would be cute with the dress I have my eye on. Each obligation more pressing than the money I would need 40 years from now.
I was often nagged by a little birdie; a co-worker who was opening hers, a friend in finance...but I always had my reasons. Not even the fact that I work in Human Resources, where the opportunity presents itself everyday, was good enough reason.
Last week my reasons lost their relevance. The soles on the shoes become worn, the dress is rarely as pretty as it is on the mannequin, the vacations eventually become pictures on a Facebook album and the memories fade. The bills....the bills never quite go away but retirement age? It draws nearer by the day. And as each day passes, I lose an opportunity to save.
Friday I sat down with the retirement consultant at work. Together we laid the excuses to rest; I set up a 403B. As we talked over next steps and plan options she said something very important.
"It's time to grow up. Say goodbye to Peter Pan."
That statement instantly struck a cord in me. Those few words made what I was doing clear as day; saying goodbye to the idea that I would be young forever.


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Taos Summer Writers' Conference participant, Eleni Bastea's first poetry collection, Venice without Gondolas, is scheduled to be published this summer by Finishing Line Press. The book is available for pre-order now!
Eleni Bastéa was born and raised in Greece. She studied art history at Bryn Mawr College and architecture and architectural history at the University of California at Berkeley. She teaches at the University of New Mexico.
"Eleni Bastéa's "Venice Without Gondolas" is a collection rich in sense of place, highly imagistic, and labyrinthian in its explorations of the past. The poems work beautifully as a sequence exploring family, history and mythology, often simultaneously. It begins with Marco Polo's reflections on Venice and ends with a liturgy at a contemporary kitchen table. This small book travels great distances." — Diane Thiel, "Echolocations," Winner of the 13th Annual Nicholas Roerich Poetry Prize
Friday, March 22, 2013
Participant Accomplishments: Eleni Bastea's New Book of Poems
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a week or so ago i posted a blog about this guy i used to have the hots for. hehehe. hankered after is the term i used, i think.
anyways, thanks to friendster, i found him.
clicked on his profile. it says he's interested in serious relationships with men and women. hmmmm... go figure.
still, it was good getting in touch. he's a doctor now.
wonderful, this internet.


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These are 3 designs i have been working on for a competition. It is for a Scottish magazine called the Skinny. It is looking for 2 designs to put on T-Shirts. I am not sure which ones i will send so any feedback would be good. Thanks to the world of Bloggers.
Friday, 24 July 2009
Skinny T-Shirt competition
Posted by Andrew Denholm at 15:21
4 comments:
- Sophie said...
Hey Andy. I don't know the details of the brief but my favourite from a purely aesthetic point of view is the first one, I love it.
Hope you're doing well!
- 24 July 2009 at 22:21
- Marc Noble said...
i agree, definately go for the first one, first and second are the winners i reckon
- 25 July 2009 at 07:58
I think the second one is best but they are all REALLY good!
- 26 July 2009 at 15:18
maybe move the skinny logo on the second one.. it could go next to the big guy's mouth on the right hand side?
- 26 July 2009 at 15:19
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Ahern Birdies No. 18 to Lead Champions
AP Sports Writer
Jim Ahern birdied the 18th hole to cap an 8-under 64 Friday and take the lead in the first round of the Champions' Tour Music City Championship.
Doug Tewell was alone in the lead early in the afternoon with a 65, but Ahern made a late charge as part of the third-to-last threesome and tied Tewell at 7-under on No. 15.
On his last chance to overtake Tewell, Ahern landed his 141-yard approach shot about 30 feet above the pin and putted the ball slightly downhill for the birdie, one of only five on the 431-yard, par-4 all day.
He then pumped his fist _ a la Tiger Woods _ toward the small crowd still gathered in the grandstand.
"I putted beautifully today," Ahern said. "If I could putt like that all the time, I'd be a happy camper."
Five players were tied at 5-under at the 6,783-yard Springhouse Golf Club course: Tom Jenkins, J.C. Snead, Rodger Davis, Pat McDonald and Vicente Fernandez. Nine players were another stroke back.
Ahern eagled the par-5 6th as he tied a career low on the 50-and-over tour. His lone victory on the tour was in 1999, his first year.
Tewell tied for third at last weekend's Columbus Southern Open behind winner Morris Hatalsky.
"I thought I should have won last week. I was there. I couldn't make the putts to overtake him," Tewell said.
Hatalsky had a 68 Friday and tied a tour record with no bogeys over the last 97 holes, dating to the second round of the Bayer Advantage Invitational three weeks ago.
"I was concerned about having a good round of golf. My ball striking and short game have been good lately, and I have a good rhythm going now," Hatalsky said.
Tewell eagled the par-5 10th and overtook then-leader McDonald on the 12th with a birdie. He drove into the rough, chipped out of a divot and onto the green 8 feet from the pin and made the putt.
"The key has been to get the ball around the hole," Tewell said. "It's a birdie barrage out there."
Fernandez was 3-over over the first four holes before going 8-under over the last 14 to finish at 67.
Tewell, Ahern and six others had an eagle Friday, all but one on one of the course's four par-5s. Dave Barr eagled the 360-yard, par-4 9th.
Defending champion Gil Morgan had a 69 that included double-bogey on the par-5 6th.
Hale Irwin, who leads the Charles Schwab Cup standings, had a 68.


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Welcome! We are the Young Adult Group of Bethlehem Lutheran Church, located in Jacksonville Beach, FL.
We are "devoted to the apostles' teaching and the fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to the prayers."
2.1 [Exploration] "What is Incarnational"
Have you ever heard the word "postmodern?" That word brings forth a variety of emotions - some positive, some negative, and if unfamiliar with the definition, perhaps apathy. Although many Christians often react negatively to the broad term "postmodernism" (usually its tendency to downplay absolute truth in favor of subjective experience), we need to recognize that this is our social context. Postmoderns focus on emotion over reason, are comfortable holding onto paradoxes and opposing truths, and are often critical of authority. Whether we know it or not, this mindset has effected all of us in one way or another. Now stick with me for a minute (I know this is getting kind of philisophical...). The movement postmodernism replaced was called "modernism." This way of thinking viewed the world in terms of what can be proved by scientific study and research, reason, etc. How does this relate to the church and culture? Well, how many times have you heard people try to prove the Bible, argue people into accepting Jesus, etc? This has its place, for Christianity is a thinking faith and is rooted in historical events. But can you see how this approach would not work very well with people our age? This is why standing on the corner with a sign or passing out pamphlets on how to get your "ticket to heaven" are innefective, and in my opinion, hurtful. These methods lack relationship, and at their worst are confrontational (My belief system can own your belief system in an argument!") Just as John 1:14 says, "The Word became flesh and dwelt among us," our Christian witness takes on flesh and dwells among people of all types, inviting them to actually see the life we have in Jesus. It is from here that the truth is offered. My question for you is this: "What might be some challenges that we face as the young adult community at Bethlehem? What attitudes or habits might have to be examined and reconsidered in light of our context?"
Prayer: Lord Jesus, you said that I am the light of the world and the salt of the earth. May our community give light in dark places and flavor to the dullness of existence without you. Amen.
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The challenge postmodernism has created is that no one needs salvation anymore. There is no wrong or sin that is universal and it's all relative to the individual's perspective. So why would anyone want to hear about Jesus?ReplyDelete
Is society any more sinful that it has ever been in the past? That's debatable. The more serious issue is that now, more than ever before, sin isn't allowed to be defined. If no one has the authority to describe sin and its effects on the soul, this generation is lost.
I think that as we grow closer to people that believe there is no wrong or right, we can point out some of the logical inconsistencies. For example, if you don't believe in any wrong or right, what happens when another person's definition of "right" ends up hurting you? Or, what about the problem of evil? As Christians, we can clearly say that something IS evil and that evil has entered the world through sin. We also have a very real solution - Jesus Christ. The really sad reality that many of our peers live in is that they have no explanation for why things are the way they are, and even worse, no solution. There's a song by The Shins with a line that goes, "There's no design, the flaws are fine," which I'm assuming refers to reality. This is the complete opposite of our Christian worldview. There is design and purpose in this world, the flaws are not fine, and God has a plan, in Jesus Christ, to put all this back in order.ReplyDelete
If anyone is interested, check out Acts 17:16-34, where Paul, who as a Jew had a very structured view of reality informed by the Scriptures, enters into conversation with some Greek philosophers, who were in many ways the complete opposite. You can almost sense a postmodern feel in verse 21 -"All the Athenians and the foreigners who lived there spent their time doing nothing but talking about and listening to the latest ideas." To this context Paul enters into their conversation with respect, and he also uses some of their language. He doesn't talk to these people the same way he would speak to his fellow Jews. You could say that Paul, even though he doesn't accept his context (see v.16!), he is nevertheless willing to speak the language of that context.


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Hi Everyone,
Well Customer Appreciation Day was a success and I'm happy to announce that so was the Hodge Podge Challenge!
13 participants uploaded their photos to the gallery and the poll is now up! If you haven't already, please take a moment to peruse the 2 pages and cast your vote. There are so many wonderful choices that I'm so glad that you all are voting as I think they should all win!
Well, you all saw the way my paper started and how partially how it ended up after cutting, but I was waiting to share the card I made until everyone had uploaded their photos...so without further ado...here is what I made.
This was a lot of fun and I was actually able to use my sewing machine to add a little border around the front. The neat thing about this challenge is that you couldn't plan what colors or designs were going to show up! It was like a neat little surprise present LOL!
I hope you all try it sometime, I'ld love to see what you come up with!
Eddita :)


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This week we had fun making 200 Crazy Leprechaun Hat Cookies for the kids at our church! We also have a lot of fun St. Patrick's Day activities and field trips planned for next week.
Here are my deals for the week:
I did a little thrift store shopping this week and found 7 floral cloth napkins ($1.25), a meatball shaper ($.99) and a package of china seperators ($1.00).
Total Out of Pocket = $3.24
I also went to Planters Seed & Spice (located in downtown Kansas City near River Market) to purchase coffee, almonds, spaghetti sauce seasoning, buttermilk ranch mix and 3 large spice jars.
Total Out of Pocket = $22.10
(the coffee was a splurge at $7.99/lb. so that is why my total is so high)
This week at CVS I purchased 6 packs of bottled water (not all are pictured) at $1.98 each, 2 boxes CVS tissues at $.99 each and I used a CVS FREE beverage coupon for the Coke. I do not usually purchase bottled water but since it was such a great price I purchased them to take in our cooler on vacations and field trips.
Total Out of Pocket = $13.86
I went to Hy-Vee on Thursday for the 2 day sale and purchased 2 Skippy Natural Peanut Butters ($.99 each), Tostios Whole Grain Scoops ($1.99), Premium Multi-Grain Crackers ($.99), 2 Starkist Tuna ($.39), 4 Campbell's French Onion soup ($1.00 each & I used a $.40/4 coupon), 2 Hy-Vee butters ($1.99 each), Purex Laundry Detergent ($2.50 & I used a $1 coupon).
Total Out of Pocket = $14.82
I went to Target and found a boys green shirt on clearance for $1.98. This will be perfect for Connor to wear on St. Patrick's Day! I also purchased a box of Quaker Oatmeal Squares and used a $1.00 coupon that came with a FREE sample. The Target ad had the cereal on sale for $2.99 but at my store it was $2.64.
Total Out of Pocket = $3.62
I went to Price Chopper and purchased 3 bags of Best Choice Shredded Cheese ($.99 each) and 4 bottles of Arm & Hammer Laundry Detergent ($2.50 each & I used 2 $1.25 printable coupons & a $1/2 coupon). I saved $.10 for bringing my own bags.
Total Out of Pocket = $9.37
Total Money Spent this Week = $67.01


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University home > Sport, Exercise and Health > News > 2015 > sports hall open
5 June 2015
The sports hall will re-open on Saturday 6 June at 8.45am. To make a booking please call in to the Indoor Sports Centre to make a booking.
University of Bristol,
Senate House,
Tyndall Avenue,
Bristol, BS8 1TH, UK
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So we come to another Veteran's Day where we are at war.
Reguardless of your views of these two wars, you have to honor and respect those who are willing and able to stand up and fight injustice where ever it may be.
There are a few things I'd like to do this day:
1. Honor those who have and those who are currently serving. I found this video and it sums up everything perfectly.
2. I wish to honor a great soldier and a great friend; SGT Bryan L. Freeman.
I met Bryan when I was "cross-leveled" to the 443rd Civil Affairs Battalion in 2004. I first met "B-Free" when we went to Ft. McCoy, WI for pre-mob training. To say this guy was "squared away" doesn't begin to describe it. He was a true soldier to the bone. Those who knew Freeman remember his motto, "Squared away!" Everything he did was squared away.
Bryan began his Army career on active duty at Ft. Drum as cannon crew member in 1993. In 1997 he left active duty and joined the New Jersey National Guard. Still a "cannon-cocker".
He joined the Army Reserve in 2003 as a member of the 404th CA Bn at Ft. Dix.
He too was cross-leveled to the 443rd CA Bn.
On 4 Nov 2004, then SPC Freeman was on a mission with his CA team; doing a SWET accessment (pronounced as sweat - which is an acronym for Sewer - Water - Electricty - Trash. The basic utilities we were trying to get going in Baghdad back then.).
Bryan was with his battle buddy SPC Aaron Meade, they were providing security for the team seargent.
They had stopped a car to do a brief visual check of the interior and ask the occupants what their opinions were of the current level of utilities their town had.
As Aaron leaned forward to look into the car, a shot rang out.
A 7.62mm round glanced off of Aaron's helmet and struck Bryan in the face, killing him instantly.
I wasn't on his team, not even in the same company, when Bryan was taken from us. But the impact he had on me was inmeasurable.
Bryan inspired everyone he met. He was always smiling, always willing to help those around him. He was everyone's battle buddy.
Even when we were stuck at Ft. Bragg in July, in the old 82nd Division buildings. No windows, no screens, no a/c, no fans, snakes bugs and everything coming in the windows at night. He never once complained.
I always remember him standing at his bunk at Bragg playing video games on his laptop.
Not a day goes by that I don't think of Bryan.
By the way.....
Veterans - you can eat at Applebee's today for free! Check the link for details.
JB2D out.
11 November 2009
Veteran's Day 2009
Posted by Jawbreaker 2 Delta at 11/11/2009 10:48:00 AM
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