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Today is Saturday, the day before the Indianapolis 500 and we had tickets for the garage area and the pre-race Drivers' Meeting at "Legends Day". Last night we had learned that the events were all in the morning, so we were up at 7:30 AM, earlier than ever before on this trip.
We left our car in the garage and took a taxi to the track at 8:30. We were the only ones looking for a taxi, and were really surprised that there weren't crowds heading there. The taxi driver, from Niger, told us that attendance has been falling off steadily for the past few years. He was able to take us to the front gate, while in the past he would have had to drop us off blocks from the track because of the traffic jam.
We immediately saw a row of beautifully maintained racing cars, and we thought these
were the historic racing cars that were going to parade on the track shortly. But no, these were enthusiast's cars lovingly restored and maintained for show, and don't generally see a track any more. This morning the temperature was in the mid-90s F, and they were expecting record highs for the race. It seriously hot already. The event that was going on at the moment, and all morning was
the signing of autographs. All the drivers were seated at tables, and there were long lines at each one. I began looking for a way to get to the track to put a foot on what used to be called "the brickyard" because that was the track surface in the old days. But it was not to be, so we wound up in the grandstand for the parade of vintage Indy cars. When they finally came by, it was no parade at all! They were really moving! And sound! It had the effect of actual racing. I can imagine what it must be like when they are racing for real. Teresa said, "I'm really getting into this!" We figure that if the dates were right, we could come to the actual Indy 500 and still make it to the World Science Festival in New York.
Next came the Drivers' Meeting where they were all presented with their Indy starters' rings which they earned by qualifying for the race. There were some instructions, too, which included that if there was a restart, it would be single file, which apparently the drivers do not care for.
The speaker said that very likely they would go back to double file
restarts next year. He also said that if there were a full-track yellow in the last 20 laps, all the lapped cars would be placed at the end to give the contenders better competition.
We next headed over to the garage area where the teams were finishing preparations of the cars. Part of prep was to tow them out to the fueling area. They only top them off tomorrow morning one mechanic explained.
Time for a little R&R and blogging. We headed back to Gate 6 where we had come in, wondering what we would do about getting a taxi, when just as we arrived curbside, a taxi pulled up and we got in. As we headed for the hotel, he said "You called for a cab. right?" We answered no, and it was hard to determine whether he cared at all. At that point, we certainly didn't.
For dinner Teresa found the Slippery Noodle, which, according to our guidebook "has seen action as a whorehouse, slaughterhouse, gangster hangout, and Underground Railway station; currently it's one of the best blues clubs in the country." We headed over there and found a rabbit warren of little rooms off a long central hallway. There were three bands scheduled that night, one outside and two inside. We picked the "Illusions" because our host said they played some Michael Jackson numbers last night, and there were Blues Brothers iconography all over the walls.
I tried a pork tenderloin sandwich, which is touted as an Indianapolis specialty, and in fact, it was very good. We met Ryan and Karri Nickerson who were here from Iowa for their first 500. He works in exterior building materials and to some extent, remodeling. Karri works for the Online Computer Library Center (OCLC) an non-profit organization. She was quite familiar my daughter Jessica's company, Elsevier, does publishing in various form. When the band came on, it was very good too, but just plain too loud. I turned off my hearing aids and made Teresa ear plugs, but it was still painful. Their drummer was really good. His best work came before I started recording, but here's a sample.
We decided to finish dinner and escape to the balcony, but there was another set of speakers up at balcony level which were just as loud, so we escaped to the outside band which was just fine.


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250gr pack rolled puff pastry
75gr sugar
75gr unsalted butter
2 tbsp. lemon juice
1tsp vanilla essence
8-10 fresh figs halved lengthways
25gr pine nuts
Preheat the oven at 180C. Melt butter and sugar in a 22cm ovenproof frying pan over a medium heath. Cook for about 5 minutes until it starts to caramelize. Stir in the vanilla essence and lemon juice. Add the figs, cut side down, to fit the bottom of the pan tightly. Cook gently for 2 minutes until they start to soften. Remove from heat.
Unroll the puff pastry and cut it to a diameter 2cm larger than the pan. Put pastry over the figs and tuck the edges down inside the pan. Prick the pastry with a fork and bake for around 20-25 minutes until its golden and crisp.
Remove from the oven and leave to cool for 5-10 minutes before turning out onto a plate. Scatter with the pine nuts before serving.

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We are going to start this entry on a little bit of a sad note. Those of you that pay attention to my scribblings will note that I semi frequent a local watering hole. By hole I mean just that, it is a bar with older folks in a college section of town, which in and of itself is kind of a nice thing, and everyone there is pretty much a regular. While we all aren't on a first name basis, it is pretty common that we know most of the people there and even those of which we have a passing acquaintance are worthy of at least a hello when seen out and about.
The bar, Uncle Jimmy's, has been a part of my existence in one form or another for the better part of 17 years now. From sitting in there drinking beers and eating quarter pound hot dogs for a buck during the Penguins first Stanley Cup run back in 1991 to the fact I have run the bar's fantasy football league for the last 7 years now, it has been almost part of my home, regardless of where my official domicile would be, it is one of the constants of my life. The owner, Jimmy, was himself very much a character. It wasn't uncommon to stop by the place shortly after it opened at 11am and see him there and have him still be there when they closed up at 2am that night. And he was more than content to mingle with the regulars and tie one on on a regular basis with us, at least until recently, when his health started taking a turn for the worse. The operations of the bar were handed over to his grandson, who has done a respectable job with the place, but it isn't quite the same without seeing Jimmy in there on a regular basis. That being said, Jimmy passed away this week, he had been battling cancer for the last 6 months, along with a variety of other ailments, so while his passing isn't shocking, it is still saddening.
I have been keeping a single bottle of beer in my fridge for a while now, a Harp lager for those keeping score at home, and it has been in there for probably about 5 years, or 5 part time jobs ago. I guess I was saving it for a special occasion, and this seems like a good enough time to crack it open and raise a glass to an old friend so don't mind me if I drink while I type the rest of this blog.
I think I just learned something about blogging, there really isn't a good segue from death. It kind of drives the whole mood down. Thing is, I really wasn't in a down mood when I started this. I had ye olde creative juices flowing for some things I wanted to say but I am not sure how to go from point A above to point B. Funk and Wagnel don't have any elements of style to proceed from that point.
I can say that I dropped a couple more applications off over the course of the last two days. I am of mixed feelings about getting a part time job over the next week though. I certainly could use the extra cash to start once again rolling in, by the same token, I am working overnights at the radio station for the next week, so I am not sure I want to kill myself by working two jobs over that span. Still, I have been doing the one job thing for about a month now, it is probably time I get off of my ass and start filling up my social calendar with work.
The radio gig has been hit and miss recently. I think it is mostly my fault, I just don't feel "on". I am there and I am making the trains run on time, which is my primary job, but by the same token, I feel like a 6 cylinder running on 5, I am just missing something. Maybe if I bury my head in my work during the overnights I can get my head back in the game so to speak. I tend to approach it like a baseball player, I have to hit my way out of the slump I feel like I am in.
Speaking of baseball, it is Joe Random time. I am up to my fifth season playing my game, though it is the first season that I started the year on the major league roster and I am about a quarter of the way through it, having played 40 games so far and I have compiled a .407 batting average with 17 home runs and 49 RBI's, so I guess I am off to a good enough start. I am second amongst American League first baseman in the All Star voting, only Todd Helton is having a better year than me at that position.
I did finish my Tim Dorsey book, so I naturally went right out and got another one. I will go into more detail on the neverending thread, but suffice it to say that I enjoy his work enough that I almost felt I had to go get another book after finishing the last one.
Hey look, I went to bed and came back to blog some more. Actually I went to sleep and then got up this morning (Saturday) and went about doing the things that I like to do and then I came back. A couple little adds to the blog page under the furry entry, some more Book of the Dead stuff, some reading of the new Tim Dorsey book and a trip to apply for another job and now I am back.
The trip was actually a wasted one, I went to go get an application from Joe Beth Booksellers, and as I ask the cashier if they have any applications I find out that they only do applications online, so I pretty much wasted my trip. Well, not entirely, she did give me the website, so I managed to apply for another job while sitting on my ass today. Go me!!!
One of the other things I did while putzing around online today was take part in a mock fantasy football draft. Yes, this is how geeky I am, I will do something like that, which doesn't even count for anything, just to see how I might or might not do. Basically what a mock draft does for you is it gives you a gauge of how other people that you don't know view players for the upcoming fantasy football season. Below is the list of guys I ended up with. To make sense of the draft rules, it was 14 rounds and you had to draft at least the following; QB, 2 RBS, 2 WRS, RB/WR, TE, K DST and 5 reserve players. To understand the list, going across is position, round drafted, selection number, player, and team. I actually opted to draft first, simply because I wanted the joy of picking first and not getting a pick again until #20 just to see how other people viewed the middle picks. Ideally either Tomlinson or Adrian Peterson will be #1 overall in most drafts, so that is no brainer territory, but how the next 18 would fall interested me greatly. As for how I did, well here you go....
QB 6 (#60) Hasselbeck, Matt (QB SEA) - rated #63 overall, so this isn't much of a reach to grab with the 60th pick when I hadn't drafted a quarterback yet.
RB 1 (#1) Tomlinson, LaDainian (RB SD) - rated #1 in Sportsline Top 200, really a no brainer with the first overall pick.
RB 4 (#40) Jones-Drew, Maurice (RB JAC) - rated #21 overall, if this had been a real draft I would have been happy as hell to get him the 19 spots later I did in this draft.
WR 2 (#20) Fitzgerald, Larry (WR ARI) - rated #19 overall, about where he should be grabbed.
WR 3 (#21) Johnson, Andre (WR HOU) - rated #26 overall, so if I didn't take him here, he probably wouldn't have been on the board when I selected again at #40
TE 9 (#81) Shockey, Jeremy (TE NYG) - listed as #129 overall, this was a need pick, I hadn't filled out the tight end spot yet on my draft board, this was the best name available as far as I could tell.
RB-WR 5 (#41) Harrison, Marvin (WR IND) - rated #77 overall, due to his missing a large chunk of last year with a bad knee and off season surgery. This pick would be a reach of a pick, but if you are going to make reaches, better the names you know and have proven themselves than the ones you don't and haven't.
K 14 (#140) Reed, Jeff (K PIT) - another need pick, but the very last pick in the draft. Not listed among the top 200 players, in most fantasy leagues the guys who wasted early picks on kickers are the guys losing money, as probably the top 20 or so are interchangeable on a week to week basis. You will never see me pick a kicker until I am almost forced to.
DST 10 (#100) Jaguars, DST (DST JAC) - rated #128 overall, this again is a need pick and was the best defense on the board at the time. Like kickers, I don't waste a lot of time on drafting team defenses. In those leagues, like the one I run, where you draft individual defensive players, I will start drafting defensive guys as early as the 6th or 7th round, but teams defenses are almost as interchangeable as kickers, unless you have one of the really crappy ones (yes I am looking at Cincinnati when I say that).
RS 11 (#101) Schaub, Matt (QB HOU) - rated #150, this is where I will disagree with the Sportsline folks, he is better than Kitna (#149), Campbell (#127), and probably Aaron Rogers (#104) just based on career numbers. Plus, I had already drafted his #1 WR (Andre Johnson) so in fantasy leagues I would get double points on their hookups.
RS 13 (#121) Crumpler, Alge (TE TEN) - rated #134, took as a backup to Shockey, probably the best receiver the Tennessee Titans will have this year, if Vince Young can master the art of throwing accurate passes.
RS 7 (#61) Jones, Thomas (RB NYJ) - rated #45 overall, so a little bit of a steal at pick 61, drafted more on potential with the Jets spending money in the off season to upgrade their offensive line.
RS 8 (#80) Gonzalez, Anthony (WR IND) - rated #99 overall, the plus is that Peyton Manning throws him the ball, the minus is if Harrison is healthy, he is no better than a #3 receiver in Indianapolis.
RS 12 (#120) Packers, DST (DST GB) - not in the Top 200, but accounted for 6 TDs last year, so not a bad backup to Jacksonville as a unit.
There, did that bore you enough. I could have talked about tennis instead, which I am way digging on right now. Tennis is like golf to me, I will not sit down and watch the Nabisco Open per se, but give me a major event and I can get all caught up in it. Wimbledon qualifies in that regard. Add to the fact that there were a handful of early round upsets, including the #1 and #3 seeds in the women's draw and it has been quite compelling to watch so far. Plus as an added bonus, it is on while I am at work, so I can have the TV on tennis while producing the morning show, rather than say, CNN.
While on the business of courts, am I the only one that doesn't get the outrage or cheering over the Supreme Courts overturning the DC gun ban? This may have been the least important decision they made this week, yet it got the most play. So the court says you can't ban ownership of guns to law abiding citizens, it didn't get into the issue of waiting periods or background checks, so this is really a no brainer to me. Unless you make gun ownership illegal, which legislatively will never happen, then you can't ban people from purchasing something that is legal to have. I was far more troubled by the other rulings the court made this week, including deciding that people who rape children can't be given the death penalty. Also there was the reducing of the award that Exxon had to pay in the Valdez case. The fact that the accident happened in 1989 and Exxon is still haggling over what if anything they should pay the people of Alaska whose livelihood they ruined after having a drunk captain pilot an oil tanker strikes me as dubious at best. The court said that the compensatory damages should be proportional to the punitive ones and cut the judgement from $6 billion dollars to $500 million. To the average Alaskan who has lost their means of support in the fishing industry, this cuts their award down from $89,000 to $15,000. These two cases would scream of judicial activism, actual legislating from the bench rather than upholding previous laws or court decisions. The thing is, because one of the rulings went against the death penalty and one was a pro business ruling, neither liberals nor conservatives will call the court into question because they both got a little of what they wanted.
The worst ruling was the releasing of a convicted murderer however. The court, in its infinite wisdom, ruled that a man that was convicted of murder had to be freed because during the trial he did not have the chance to question his accuser, violating his 6th Amendment rights. Mind you, the reason he didn't get to face his accuser was because of the simple fact that he killed her seemed to be lost on the court, so they let a felon walk. But that is okay, we got our gun ruling, so the rest of this stuff can be swept under the rug.
Enough of a rant from me, I better get to spell checking this disaster and posting. Nite all.


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Paris at 3...hmmm, what do I say about this little girl of ours? She has always been so full of energy and personality and has quite a few intense moments, but most of the time she is very sweet, funny and entertaining! She is a very smart little girl and can write almost all of her letters, she loves to read books, sing songs, and use her imagination. She is constantly pretending to be different people/animals, and her and Savannah make up little games and pretend play scenarios all day long. She absolutely loves to ride her bike and her scooter and goes a little too fast on both! I need to start being better about keeping track of writing down some of the things that she says because she always comes up with the funniest ideas! Several weeks ago we finally got rid of the last binky and it didn't seem to phase her at all even though she was pretty attached to them at night! She is excited to have a new baby sister and talks about it all the time. Savannah is her best friend and they just love each other so much which makes me so happy. We love our little Paris so much and are so happy to have her in our family.
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Paris' 3rd Birthday!
Paris' birthday happened to be the day after we got home from Australia so we didn't do a big party this year, but ended up having grandparents come over for cake/ice cream and then we took the girls to see Disney Princesses on Ice a couple of days later and they both loved it! I can't believe my baby is 3!
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Tuesday, December 15, 2009
This year Bubba's company decided to take the Regional Tech Managers on their own little trip and so we decided to go to Australia! We left on November 1st and came back on the 10th and had a fabulous time! Of course it was hard to leave the kids but they had a great time with Grandma and Grandpa and Gramie and Papa, and it was really nice to have a break, especially since that will probably be harder to come by when #3 comes along!
The flight was not very fun, but actually wasn't as bad as I thought it would be and we both got quite a bit more sleep than we anticipated. We stayed at a great place right outside of Cairns-it was right on the beach so we had an awesome view from our window and got to hear the waves every night while we were sleeping! We went on a gondola ride over the rainforests, went to an Aborigine cultural center, did lots of shopping, got to see a bunch of animals in an animal habitat and drove all over seeing different things in Australia. There were bats EVERYWHERE which was kinda gross and creepy but interesting since I don't think I've ever actually seen a bat before!
Before we left Bubba got scuba certified so that he could dive at the Great Barrier Reef while he was there. I'm not sure if I would have gotten certified or not if I wasn't pregnant, but since I am, I didn't have to decide! The day we spent out on the reef was definitely one of the highlights, although the boat ride out there was pretty awful and was making most of us pretty sick. I did get to snorkel while I was there and it was pretty amazing to see everything that we did under the water. Just a few minutes before I was getting out of the water for the day, I happened to look over and see a huge sea turtle just a few feet away and was able to swim right next to it for a few minutes which was awesome! Bubba had a blast diving and can't wait to scuba dive again!
Overall, it was a great trip and I'm really glad that I can now say I've been to Australia. Thank you Platinum! I'll just post a bunch of pics in no particular order since putting them in order is such a pain!
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Halloween was a lot of fun this year-it seems to get more and more fun every year as the kids get older and get more excited about holidays! This year was actually the first year that we carved a pumpkin with the kids (I will admit it's completely my fault because I don't really like to do it and until this year I justified not doing it because I figured the kids were too little to know any different)! The girls were excited until Bubba opened up that pumpkin and the girls were absolutely disgusted with what was inside and wanted nothing to do with it so Daddy got to do all the work while all of his princesses just watched! The girls did love seeing the end result though, especially once we got the candle inside of it and put the lit product on the porch so I guess it was worth it..maybe next year they will actually help!
The kids were so excited about trick or treating and had an absolute blast that night. Savannah insisted on being Strawberry Shortcake and Paris wanted to be Dora so that's what they dressed up as and they were both so cute! We had a great Halloween with lots of candy, and nearly 2 months later we still have candy in our Halloween buckets (they only get a piece a day and a lot of days we forget about it)!
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I Love Katherine Stevens however "Accidental Man Whore" took a lot to get into. The answer lies in the Hero and Heroine; who's glaring flaws are irritating but integral to the storyline. The Heroine, Miryam is shallow, judgmental, and self-absorbed. On the other hand she's a good friend and fantastic granddaughter. She also gets dumped by her fiancé months before their wedding in a humiliating fashion. So, I try to cut her some slack. Ben is definitely NOT an Alpha Hero. As many characters say, even Ben himself … he's an idiot. A sexy, funny, lovable, and sweet idiot. To be fair his father's delusional, frustrating, and suffering from colon cancer; so he's got a lot on his plate. When you're desperate for money and it appears while you're too distracted for questions … I'll let it slide. A lot of Suspension of Disbelief is needed for "Accidental Man Whore".
Ben Wright started a business he loves; watering plants. He's just starting out but he's got a few buildings on contract so he's doing okay. Although he does drive a windowless van that is NOT a chick magnet. Ben lost his mother to cancer. It struck hard and fast. All he has left is his little brother and grumpy dad. When Ben finds out that his father is diagnosed with "ass cancer" he understandably freaks out. He remembers the cost of his mother's care. Now his father's older and out of work he's really freaking out. Ben's father's doctor is a personal friend who doesn't charge him for office visits or his medication. So dad has unrealistic expectations of how things work in the Real Medical World. Ben and his brother need to come up with fifty thousand dollars ASAP.
One of the offices that Ben services is an Entertainment company. Everyone who works there is gorgeous however the boss scares him. Stephanie's very intense. She looks at him like she's like to tie him to her bed, gag him, and cause him pain. However one evening she tells him she's a man down for one of her company's parties. She asks if he would like to help her out for $1000. Stephanie tells him to expect a driver to show up at his place with clothes. The driver will take him to and from the party. All he has to do is be nice to the guests. He arrives at the party and he's a chick magnet. Unfortunately a woman at the party vomits on him so he calls the driver and goes home. But he still gets to keep the money.
He meets with Stephanie the next morning to return the clothes and such she asks him to attend another event. Ben doesn't understand why he's making so much money just by going to parties. But he's not going to jinx things by asking questions. Plus Stephanie slipped him an extra $500 to not ask questions. However things change when he's told he's been requested for a "private party". But the pay for this gig is $5000 and his dad's surgery is almost paid for so of course he goes. Sweet naïve Ben's concerned he's going to get into trouble for having sex with a guest during work hours. Ben continues going to parties and making money hand over fist. His best friend is suspicious. Especially since there aren't bodies at the end of the night to bury. His father's disgruntled because he thinks Ben is selling drugs and won't share.
Miryam's an attorney engaged to marry the love of her life. A handsome Jewish attorney in her firm. Miryam's bubbie raised her after her mother died when she was ten years-old. Now bubbie is blind and Miryam worries about her. Miryam's best friend is Sheba and the opposite of Miryam. She's wild and crazy and in charge of Miryam's Bachelorette Party. This is when Miryam and Ben should have a Meet/Cute but it goes a little differently. They bump into each other and Miryam's drink spills on her and Ben tries to help wipe her off. However Miryam makes a scene accusing Ben of trying to fondle her breasts. She calls him a creep and almost gets him beat up by a gang of tough women. She thinks he's a Perv. He thinks she's a raging bitch. However both think the other is sexy as Hell.
Miryam's fiancé dumps her for his paralegal a couple of months before the wedding. She doesn't want to break her bubbie's heart with the bad news. Therefore, with Sheba's help, she's going with a different plan. Sheba was at a club where one of Ben's parties was at. She saw him, knew exactly what he was, and got a the phone number to hire him. Little does she know Ben's the man Miryam swears groped her at her Bachelorette party. But Miryam's desperate. Her aunt's are aware of the David situation. The only person Miryam needs to fool is her sweet blind bubbie. So Ben's hired to pretend to be Miryam's ex-fiancé David and attend at bar mitzvah with her. Ben isn't happy to be helping Miryam trick her grandma. But he's needs the money.
Miryam's hot, bitchy, but there's something about her that attracts him. She also made it clear. No sex. However the plan doesn't go that smoothly. Bubbie wants David/Ben to say the prayers at dinner. Ben isn't Jewish. So Miryam has to jump in work things in order to keep the ruse going. This is going to be a one time gig however a bris comes up. The new parents want Miryam and David to hold the baby during the ceremony. In fact they've given the baby David's name as his middle name. Miryam needs Ben once again. Ben doesn't know what a bris is and is horrified. However when they discover the baby's first name is Benjamin they have an inside joke. The more time they spend together the easier they are in each other's company. Miryam asks for Ben's personal phone number because calling Stephanie scares her.
Once Ben and Miryam start using Ben's real phone their relationship changes. They tell each other about their past. About her dad leaving her mother before she was born. Ben tells her about his mother dying from cancer. They learn that both are caregivers when their loved ones are sick. When Miryam has a bad day she calls Ben to meet for ice cream. They can't resist each other and have sex. This is a huge turning point for Ben. He realizes that Miryam is special to him and he doesn't feel right attending the parties Stephanie's company throws. He especially doesn't want to entertain the women for the private parties.
When Ben tells Stephanie he quits. That's when he discovers he was hired to be a prostitute. Stephanie threatens to turn him into the cops if he quits. But Ben sticks to his guns even though he's scared and he realizes he's an idiot for not seeing it. He tries to ask for advise from his dad without coming out and telling his story. Ben doesn't have time to talk to his dad's police officer friend because he's meeting Miryam. However the next morning the police are at his door. Ben gets taken in to the station when Stephanie's organization is brought down.
When Ben and Miryam start working together and finally give into their attractions the story ROCKS. Miryam and Ben don't have sex when they're on Stephanie arranged dates. Which makes things a little cleaner. When Ben and Miryam are on they are adorable, sexy, and amusing. Unfortunately it takes a while for Katherine Stevens to get us there. Past the halfway point. Miryam really was difficult for me to enjoy. Ben's naïveté/idiocy is almost painful at times too. On the other hand the book had me laughing chuckling from the beginning. Now did I enjoy "Accidental Man Whore"? YES. Is the romance funny, sexy, and sweet? Yes. Am I happy I read it? Yes. Is "Accidental Man Whore" Katherine Stevens' BEST book? No. But Katherine Stevens can make me laugh like nobody's business. So, will I snatch up her next book like 95% off Jimmy Choos? Yes I will.
I'm giving " Accidental Man Whore" 3 Lightning Bolts and a Hurricane Warning.
This novel was provided, voluntarily read, and honestly reviewed.


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This was us, five years ago today! Me, holding my new baby girl. Feeling scared. Thinking, "What do I do with a girl?" It was a different feeling than when I had my son. I remember how hard it was to name her. We had a different name picked out every week. We couldn't decide. I don't remember where I heard her name, but when I did, it clicked! And I knew she was going to be a Josie. And that she is!
She is full of spunk. She is full of life. She doesn't always listen, but what kid does? She makes me laugh, she makes me cry. She loves her brother. She loves a lot of things. She loves her Barbie's. She loves her dresses. She loves anything girly.
It's funny raising such a girly girl. I was a tomboy. Still am a tomboy. So when she started wanting to wear dresses and skirts ALL THE TIME, that was an adjustment! But, when she puts one on and that big smile goes across her face and she starts twirling around, I know she's happy.
My baby girl will be heading to Kindergarten this fall. EEEK! This mama is not quite ready for that. She's ready, yep, she's ready. But for me, I am not. Partly because I will be alone and have to figure out what I want to do. I think I am going to go back to work, in some capacity. I would love to say that it's figured out, but it's not. I know whatever happens will happen and I will go from there! Life is an adventure, right?
My baby girl is the 3rd best thing that happened to me! Of course, my hubby is number 1 and my son is number 2! She completes me. There are days that she can really push it, but there are days like today where she's the best thing ever!
I love you more than you will ever know. I will do anything to make your life happy. Thank you for being YOU. I love you, Peanut!


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This morning I awakened with thoughts on some things I was experiencing and how those same things were perceived by those around me. I realized my behavior was based on what God said and not what I saw. I had finally matched my behavior with my belief and found only a few people would understand. As I pondered this revelation about myself, my definition of Faith began to form.
Faith is living in a space where
- the impractical becomes what is practical;
- the unrealistic becomes what is realistic and real;
- the impossible becomes what is possible;
- the limited becomes what is unlimited, the boundaries of possibilities are removed.
Faith allows you to fly free expecting everything to happen in ways you never thought. Is that what the scripture that says
But, as it is written, "What no eye has seen, nor ear heard, nor the heart of man imagined, what God has prepared for those who love him"— these things God has revealed to us through the Spirit. For the Spirit searches everything, even the depths of God. 1 Corinthians 2:9-10 (ESV)
means? I am excited to see what God has prepared for me and my husband and those who are living or learning to live in the Faith Space.
I feel like a bird must feel when it takes flight and sees well beyond the limited view it previously had. In the Faith Space the only boundary is God and I can't even imagine what He has prepared. He even said that His thoughts are not my thoughts. So from my puny perspective there are no boundaries only exciting experiences.
The fear of the unknown is slowly being replaced with the excited expectation of God doing the impossible and revealing to me what only can be seen "through the Spirit" in the Faith Space.
Many of you know that I am believing God for total healing and restoration for my husband. Everyday I see improvement where some others only see what has not improved. But God's latest move is buying us a car. I left home planning to check out a certified used vehicle in my budget range. I prayed that God would slam the door shut and lock it on the vehicles that were not His choice. I walked away with a new vehicle, never owned by anyone at the same price of the used one. I never imagined. This is just one of the things He has prepared for us. My next adventure is discovering how God plans to pay for it because the previous source seems to be drying up but then even that might be a mirage in the Faith Space.
I now live in the realm of expectation called the Faith Space.
P.S. It is not always easy living in this space but it is never boring.


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Let us pray! Lord Jesus Christ, on the mount of Transfiguration Peter, James and John beheld Your divine glory. This was to confirm for them and us that You had to go to Jerusalem to die for our sins. May we begin to prepare our hearts as we prepare for our Lenten journey to survey the wondrous Cross, not as an end, but the beginning of our relationship with You. For You came to save us from our sins and Your transfiguration confirms the divine plan of salvation for all of us saints gathered here at Emmanuel this morning. AMEN.
After Michele and I were married, there was a time where movies played an important part in our entertainment. One of the trilogies that we thoroughly enjoyed was the "Lord of the Rings" adventures of Frodo, Sam, Gandalf, Aragorn and the other hobbits from the Shire and other characters of Middle Earth. One scene from the Two Towers is especially poignant for this morning. Gandalf, whom everyone had thought had died fighting a Balrog in Mount Doom, suddenly appears in the Forest to a few of the company, Legolas, Aragorn and Gimli, that had set off in search of the Hobbits taken by the forces for the Dark Wizard. When Gandalf appears, he no longer is the Gandalf the Grey, but has transfigured and transformed into Gandalf the White.
So to this morning the story of Jesus Christ on the Mount of Transfiguration was not only a stimulus for J.R.R. Tolkien, but was the inspiration for the return of Gandalf. As we heard, "Jesus Christ took with Him Peter and James, and John…and led them up a high mountain by themselves." It was not uncommon for Jesus to go to mountains for prayer and communion with God the Father, but in taking Peter, James and John, it probably caused some of Jesus followers to wonder what would occur. Once on the mountain, probably Mount Tabor, which is East of Nazareth, Jesus "was transfigured before them, and His face shone like the sun, and His garments became white as light." For those of you who have been up when the sun rose and see the sun in the distant East rising, Jesus transfiguration wasn't slow, it was immediate, it was blinding. Consider if at noon you were to look directly in the sunlight, this is what looking at Jesus would have been like. Jesus immediately transfigured before them and Peter, James and John beheld the Glorified Body of Jesus Christ.
Then, "Moses and Elijah appeared to them, talking with Him [that is Jesus]". In this account Matthew inspired by the Holy Spirit, clearly identifies two men that predate him by 1500 and 1000 years respectively. Moses who had died and Elijah who had been taken up into heaven in a fiery chariot were conversing with Jesus, splendid in white, in His Spiritually Glorified state.
Can you imagine the conversation, the two greatest representatives of the Old Covenant, one having given the Law, the other being the most zealous for the Law, on the eve of the Law's ultimate fulfillment were speaking to Jesus Christ, the one Whom would fulfill the Law? Yet what does Peter do, he doesn't try to 'hold onto these three figures', but says, "Lord, it is good for us to be here; if You wish, I will make three tabernacles here, one for You, and one for Moses, and one for Elijah." Peter wants these three men to stay and probably wants to ask all kinds of questions and sit at their feet and drink up the wisdom and instruction of all three individuals.
Yet, what occurs, the plans of men to delay the fulfillment of the law is thwarted by none other than God the Father. In similar fashion to Jesus Baptism that we celebrated earlier this month, "a bright cloud overshadowed them, and behold, a voice out of the cloud said, "This is My beloved Son, with Whom I am well-pleased; listen to Him!" Just as on the river Jordan where God's voice Spoke and Jesus was revealed as the Son of God. Here on the Mount of Transfiguration God reveals to James, Peter and John that Jesus Christ is the fulfillment of His promise. This Jesus Christ Whom they have seen heal the blind, the lepers and the lame, feed the multitudes, teach with authority and explain more explicitly God's Kingdom and prophecy about His own death and resurrection is revealed as the fulfillment of the prophecy of old. Jesus Christ in Whom the Father is "well-pleased" is the One Who would complete the plan of salvation.
As soon as God the Father spoke, Peter, James and John Jesus disciples, "fell face down to the ground and were terrified." In their sight and hearing, they had seen legends of the Old Covenant and heard the Voice of God the Father and some would say out of their wits they were 'terrified'. But the Pastoral Shepherd that Jesus was, "came to them and touched them and said, "Get up, and do not be afraid." The vision they had just beheld Jesus plainly and clearly says for them not to be afraid of and Jesus commands them, "Tell the vision to no one until the Son of Man has risen from the dead."
So what can we take away today, 2000 years later? What gem does God reveal for us today as we celebrate His Transfiguration, the appearance of the Moses and Elijah and the strict command to the disciples to 'tell no one until the Son of Man has risen from the dead'? The gem we take away is that this same Jesus Who revealed His Glory on Mount Tabor, fulfilled on the Cross of Calvary for you and for me the plan of salvation. In His one gesture of dying a sacrificial death on the Cross, He made You and I heirs of eternal life. We no longer are bound by sin, death and the devil and we are transfigured as well in our baptism into His life, death and resurrection.This same Jesus Christ Who not moments earlier was in splendid array in garments Whiter than any other transfigures us as well. Through our baptism with Water and Word, we, the collective church of Emmanuel Lutheran are transfigured and made in the image of God. Though we still live in earthly attire, though we are conceived in sin, though we are both saints and sinners as Martin Luther would attest, we have been through the Blood of the Lamb transfigured by Jesus Christ. We are a new creation that waits now for God's calling to come home to be with Him in His Kingdom. Our transfiguration is an accomplished fact and because Jesus has been raised from the dead, we now are empowered to tell others what He has done for each of us through Water and Word for all of us saints gathered here at Emmanuel this morning. AMEN.


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Sometimes when I'm in class, I just drift off into Arthur land and start doodling on the margins of my paper. I mean the class isn't terribly hard -- I'm a senior taking a 100 level class to pick up those electives!
Some doodles this week:
Some random female accompanied by a pirate. ARRRRRTHUR! Click for a closer view, disregard my notes about whores -- it helps me remember better when I interject my own... words I guess.
My professor. He's a funny and smart guy. Always has his own personal quips and anecdotes that I find amusing from time to time. Always rockin' the open toe Birkenstocks like a true engineering gangster. That model on his little projector was the assignment that we had to draft at the time.
If you're wondering why the people look deformed/cartoony, it's because I was influenced by the art direction of this XXXBox game Castle Crashers (I know, kewl rite?!)
Arthur out!
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Central Midlands League (North)
at Langwith Road, Shirebrook Town FC
FC Bolsover (3) 5
Josh Parfitt 4, 70
Josh Thomas 20, 73
Josh Scully 29
Clay Cross Town (1) 1
Ant Lynam 27
Admission £3. Attendance 248
When we arrived at ROOK TOWN ALL CLUB, via the 'Curry Night' at the Alders in Ollerton, mein fuhrer and I found parking to be at a premium around the ground and all of the programmes were sold out too, due to the massive local interest in this potentially title deciding derby match.The scene was set thus: a Clay Cross Town win tonight, or even a draw, meant that they would be crowned as CMFL North champions.
But a victory for FC Bolsover, would see them climb to within just one point of tonight's opponents in the table, meaning that the title race was going right down to the wire on Saturday, when the Millers travel to Collingham and 'FCB' entertain Phoenix FC at Langwith Road.
And while the home side will be floating into Saturday's game on the back of a wave of euphoria, the Millers will need to put the disappointment of tonight's display to the back of their minds with immediate effect and focus on the job in hand, as they strive to mount a very tricky final hurdle at Station Road.
Not much anyway!
Collingham themselves face a re-arranged game at Harworth Colliery tomorrow night, but the early kick off time of 7.15PM will prevent our attendance at that one, which is a shame because it would've been good to catch up with quite a few people I know who are involve with both teams.
You certainly wouldn't have guessed that the Millers were about to be subjected to a high scoring reversal, when they came out of the traps quickly at the outset of the game and Callum Lytham was unlucky to see the his angled shot deflect wide if the left hand upright.
But in the fourth minute the home side launched their first attack and Josh Parfitt broke free through a gaping hole in the visitors defence and lobbed the ball over Charlie Clayton, who had been left with no option but to charge forward from his line, and it bounced up into the roof of the net, to give Bolsover the lead.
The game ensued at a cracking pace and as the ball fizzed about there were several players who could count themselves lucky that the match referee Ian Jackson isn't get the eyes in the back of his head installed under he is promoted up the refereeing ranks next season.
The frantic tempo of the game seemed to be suiting Bolsover far better than it was the league leaders, who would've benefited from slowing things down a bit and taking a bit more time on the ball, as several rushed passes never reached their intended destination and possession was squandered far too easily at times.
But by the time that they had settled in and got their bearings properly, Bolsover had already scored again, when Josh Thomas diverted the ball past Clayton with a clever flick of his heel at the near post from Josh Scully's free kick.
Ant Lynam brought the Millers back into the game, when he spanked a low free kick into the bottom corner of the hosts net, that took the slightest deflection en route to Ryan Hopkins' goal, but it was going in anyway.
|Watch out! Scully's going to... err, too late, 3-1!
HT: FC Bolsover 3 v Clay Cross Town 1
'Cross' rallied from the restart, with Ryan Ordidge narrowly failing to get a touch onto a right wing delivery, while Lytham was just inches away from reaching Josh Brown's defence splitting through ball, but Hopkins was alert to the danger and sprinted out to get there first.
And when Lytham went shoulder to shoulder with Ross Murcott, trying to get a his shot away inside the area, the ever reliable defender forced him wide and the ball bulged the wrong side of the side netting.
I don't know if the same conditions still apply, but when Worksop Town Under 19s used to play at Shirebrook, we used to tell the players to shoot from roughly the same place that Parfitt had scored from, because on of the floodlights on the halfway line would always be pointing right in the goalkeepers face from behind the attacking player and would make the ball invisible to him for a vital split second or two. It might explain why Parfitt had just made it 4-1.
In a moment that encapsulated Clay Cross Town's miserable night, Lee Clay smashed the ball towards Bolsover's momentarily unguarded goal, after Hopkins had punched left his six yard box to punch the ball away, but it struck his team mate Ant Lynam, who took the sting out of Clay's effort and the home side cleared their lines.
Despite finishing the game with a flurry of activity around the Bolsover area, the Millers had effectively left it too late to be able to change the inevitable outcome now, as Clay went close again from Brown's delivery.
FT: Bolsover 5 v Clay Cross Town 1
It was nice to catch up with Gillian and Jim Watters tonight, who we haven't seen for ages... and of course, around two hundred other people who gravitate around the same geographical sphere we do and are bound to all end up in the same place on nights like this.
It is a shame for Clay Cross that Ryan Bates was out injured and Ryan Watters is away making great strides in is career with the marines, because Bates is nearly as good a footballer as his sister these days, while Watters could always be relied upon to find some way of salvaging games late in the day.
But I was genuinely being impartial tonight, because I have friends on and off the pitch at 'Boza' and 'Cross'. So good luck to both teams on Saturday, what a nail biting finale to the season, it is going to be.


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Friday, January 21, 2005
Red State sounds, international beats
I checked out STRICTLY THE BEST 19 which is a reggae collection, similar to those NOW THAT'S WHAT I CALL MUSIC collections I see in stores and on TV. There's some good stuff and some peculiar stuff...I'm particularly fond of "Big Man, Little Youth" by Red Rat and Goofy. The whole song is two guys going back and forth about how a woman really prefers him, one because he is a big muscle guy, the other because he's skinny and cute.
However, the strangest is "Bush Wacked" by Josey Wales. The songs on here are all copyright 1997 so it's safe to think that it isn't about W. The song is a country and western song. It's not a bad fake-country song either. Growing up in East Tennessee I remember learning that hillbilly recordings by The Carter Family were played on radio stations whose signals reached Jamaica, therefore 1920s country music had an influence on Jamaican music.
I don't know enough about music to vouch for that. "Bush Wacked", however, is not influenced by country, it is country. Or at least it is country as much as Jimmy Buffet truly is calypso or whatever.
Every once in a while David Byrne or Paul Simon or Sting or (fill in your own list here) record something influenced by a non-North American culture. These don't get fully absorbed into the culture, they are novelty songs even if some of them are especially thoughtful novelty songs.
Somehow it hadn't occurred to me that this could happen in reverse. "Bush Wacked" is every bit as good a country song as Paul Simon's "Mother and Child Reunion" is a good reggae song.
As a white, American, guy I tend to forget that my culture isn't the main dish of the world. Sometimes my main dish is someone else's condiment.
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- Jason B said...
Drew, I gotta say, I'm a bit confused by your take on this. Are you saying it's weird that someone would imitate America? This happens all the time. A quick onr of the top of my head is Jamaica pre-Ska. As you say, they picked up coastal American radio stations early on. You can hear the vibe of the Doo-Wop and southern soul sound in their first recordings. Check out Bob Marley's first album and compare to Ben E King or Billy Stewart's "Sitting in the Park." Then compare Marley to his predecessors in Mento. Like different countries really.
The best and worst example of this is Asian pop. Walk into a local Pho or Teriyaki joint around here, and you're bombarded by string swells and Celine Dion - except that she's singing in Cantonese. I could name others like Fela Kuti or DJ Krush.
You're right though that the appropriation is happening both directions, and the confusion that creates for us self-conscious Westerners. The colonists have as much right to be the exploited natives when radio gets involved. So who are we to hate Paul Simon's or Damon Albarn's lack of cred when they do "African" albums? Did you like "Bush Wacked?" Did it matter whether Wales was from just outside Knoxville?
- Drew said...
Hmmmm, fair enough.
I think there are some musical forms, like rock or jazz that circle the globe and everyone absorbs it and makes their own version of it.
There are other things that don't travel so widely or so well. I'm thinking of polkas, for instance. You can hear polkas in a lot of Mexican music. Perhaps due to the Germans who settled in Texas back in the day and brought that kind of sound to a different group of people.
A kid in Seoul hears Hip Hop, he might want to find a turntable. I'm guessing that this same kid, upon hearing Polka does not try to get his hands on a tuba.
I was thinking that country and western with its twangs and yodels was more like polka than like hip hop. I'm not surprised that there are musicians in Jamaica who play country but I'm surprised that they scored what was apparently a hit single.


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Roger Clemens insisted on testifying before Congress. The cocky former pitching great thought he could throw a lie past congress the way he threw a fastball past a hitter. But just as age caught up to Clemens on the field, so has the lie. He was indicted today and could end up in prison. He also may have thrown away his chance at the Hall of Fame. Why do people with tremendous talent such as Clemens, Mark McGwire, Alex Rodriguez and Barry Bonds find a need to bend the rules to gain an edge? Money and fame. And, for Clemens, the money will now be used to keep him out of jail.
1. Once bound for Cooperstown, now headed to a courtroom. [The New York Times]
2. Read the Clemens indictment. [Google Docs]
3. Clemens lied about doping, indictment charges. [The New York Times]
4. From three strikes to six counts, the case against Roger Clemens. [USA Today]
5. David Segui says his testimony of timeline may have implicated Clemens. [USA Today]
6. Tale of two teammates. [The Wall Street Journal]
7. Against all reason, Roger Clemens took a risk and now he's facing the consequences. [The Washington Post]
8. Timeline of the Clemens scandal. [Houston Chronicle]
9. The Mitchell Report on steroid use in baseball (PDF). [USA Today - see PDF pages 215-223 for Clemens info]
10. SN's Hall of Fame voters wouldn't support Clemens. [Yahoo! Sports from The Sporting News]
11. New Daily News sports I-Team book takes you into Roger Clemens' steamy world of sex and drugs. [New York Daily News]
12. Country singer Mindy McCready, who had affair with Roger Clemens, says she feels sorry for Rocket. [New York Daily News]


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These are some photo's of me now at age 30 continuing my love for the great outdoors and climbing trees!
Monday, March 8, 2010
Self Exploration
As I grow older I often think back on my childhood and happily see my foundation has not strayed too far! I was fortunate to grow up with my Mom at home until I attended first grade. My family, Mom, Dad, Sister and Gram Rainy knew when I was just a baby I would be one of those kids who could not keep my attention on anything for very much time unless I was outside and free to do what I please. I was lucky to have the family that I did because they would do anything and everything to make sure I was entertained. When my sister went to pre-school and kindergarden it was just Mom and Me! Our daily routine consisted of up at 6am for Cheerio's, sliced banana's, OJ and or Hot Chocolate if it was a chilly morning. After my sis headed off to school Mom and I would go to aerobics. There I would join in on the work outs or play on the stage... depending on my attention span. Next Mom and I would rush home to clean the house! This was seriously one of the most fun memories I have of my Mom. She would crank on the tunes, start up the vacuum and dance around the house, never once leaving me out of the experience! Who knew cleaning could be so fun! Soon after the vacuum was put away we would sit down for lunch and laughs. By that time my belly would be full and my eyes tiered. Then Mom would say, 'Sarie are you ready for your nap?' Oh man I could remember getting so giddy I could hardly stand it! I would run in and grab my pillow which was the equivalent to many kids blankies... (I still have one special pillow that travels with me everywhere) I would rush out to make sure Mom was coming to tuck me in! She was always on her way down the hallway with a big smile on her face. Maybe it was because she knew she had at least an hour to herself but I still believe it was because she had so much love and was so proud of her baby girl! My head was down, my body tucked in, eyes closed and in less that five minutes I was out for the count. After nap time I was up, refreshed and ready to head outside where I would spend the rest of the afternoon climbing the giant Willows, making forts under the Evergreens, cliff jump off the huge Cottonwood stumps along the creek bed, swing from the one huge branch in the tree that had to be torn down due to a some nasty disease. Man I loved that tree but don't recall what kind it was! Needless to say I spent most of my childhood fifteen feet above ground in any tree that would hold my little body. When my sister got home from school I would usually always greet her but then run right back outside for more fresh air play. Dad would get home around 5pm every night and he would come out to throw the frizbee, baseball, football, basketball and most nights we would do all four with Mom and Sister to join in the fun. Dinner was served around 6pm and yes we would sit together as a family and enjoy every second of each others company. One would think by then Sarie would be ready to rest... Nope not the case at all! Once I had a nice healthy meal my body was re-energized and ready to head back outside. Some nights before bedtime I would still have too much energy to lay down to listen to Mom, Dad or my Sister read me a story so Mom would shoo me outside to run laps around the house! Oh ya, sometimes my Sister would join me and always Mom and Dad would sit on the back porch counting my laps. They wouldn't be a bit surprised if I would show off with cartwheels, summersaults, skipping skills or what ever I could do to get a chuckle out of them!!! It wasn't long after my evening laps that I was in the bath for a quick scrub, lathered in lotion and in bed cuddled with my pillow, my dog and tucked in with my Dad's famous Chucky Tucky. After a deep eight hour snooze I was up and ready to do it all over again!
These are some photo's of me now at age 30 continuing my love for the great outdoors and climbing trees!
These are some photo's of me now at age 30 continuing my love for the great outdoors and climbing trees!
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Macys is rated below average in debt to equity category among related companies. It is rated below average in retained earnings category among related companies reporting about 62,465,483 of Retained Earnings per Debt to Equity. Debt to Equity is calculated by dividing the Total Debt of a company by its Equity. If the debt exceeds equity of a company then the creditors have more stakes in a firm than the stockholders. In other words, Debt to Equity ratio provides analysts with insights about composition of both equity and debt, and its influence on the valuation of the company.
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"(Her body) was being guarded by two very large, brindle-colored pit bull dogs", Sheriff James L. Agnew said during a news conference Friday.
The evidence led law enforcement to the conclusion that Stephens was in fact, mauled to death by her dogs, but, for many, the idea of two dogs ripping their owner apart is incomprehensible, and the Sheriff's Office was flooded with questions and speculation about the case. "It appears she was taken to the ground, lost consciousness, and the dogs then mauled her to death". He told The Washington Post earlier that investigators don't suspect foul play and that evidence recovered from the scene, including defensive wounds on her hands and arms, showed that the dogs were responsible for her death.
Agnew said he chose to disclose the gruesome details about Stephens' death, which he had been reluctant to divulge out of concern for her family, to reassure people that there isn't a killer on the loose.
"That's not something I would normally see", she said.
The dogs, which will be euthanized, are being held at Goochland Animal Control.
But despite reports from the medical examiner stating that Stephens' injuries were consistent with being mauled, friends of the victim have spoken out to advocate for the dogs, claiming details of the story don't add up.
Stephens' friends told WRIC that they are certain that her dogs would have never hurt her.
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"They'd kill you with kisses", Norris told NBC affiliate WWBT, adding that the dogs' kennels looked as though they had been forced open.
"A lot of people are saying [the dogs] wouldn't guard if they killed, but the reality is if it's a resource, they may guard that as their food source or their toy the same way that a dog might guard a bone on a blanket", Paul explained. A Change.org petition started by Norris on the dogs' behalf has already racked up thousands of signatures.
Agnew said he had been withholding the details because he was concerned it would upset Stephens' family. "And I observed, along with four other deputy sheriffs observed, the dog eating the rib cage on the body".
After discovering his daughter's body and the dogs guarding it, Stephens' father called 911.
"While we were thinking about strategies to catch the dogs, we had turned and looked, the dogs had gone back over to the body", said Sheriff Jim Agnew. They have since been put down with the family's permission.
However, police are still investigating and are carrying out forensic tests. "The injuries were very severe", Agnew said, as reported by Yahoo News.
"I think the investigation needs to be ongoing", Learn said. Police described them as pit bulls. A local veterinarian told WTVR in Virginia that animals don't just normally attack their owners unprovoked. "Once a dog tastes human flesh, it's no longer safe to have that dog around humans".


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I have just been approved for the Pre-marriage LTVP Assessment. Currently I am going to be applying for the actual LTVP after ROM.
Does my fiancee have to be in Singapore during my application? I read on the website that applicants may be called for interview, is interview a common thing for LTVP? I am worried because my fiancee is flying to Singapore for 1 week for ROM, and then flying back to China.
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Yes she will need to be in SG because when you apply for LTVP, they will ask for the Disembarkation/Embarkation number i.e. the white card when entering SG.
So maybe you can ROM and apply for LTVP before she return home.
Interview is hard to say, I also cannot say for sure but personally they didn't ask me to go for interview.
Can reconsider her return trip, if it is not necessary then try to postpone to a later date, at least after the LTVP is settled.
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Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 109601
/etc/init.d/network does not correctly handle xDSL connections
Last modified: 2014-03-16 22:40:15 EDT
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Description of problem:
To start up a xDSL connection, the script /etc/init.d/network calls
ifup with the device name of the connection as its argument (ppp0 in
my case), requiring the existence of a file named ifup-<device>
(ifup-ppp0 in my case) in the /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts
directory. But the internet-druid program, used to set up the
connection, creates a file ifup-<proavider name>, named after the
provider name (ifup-NetSuper in my case). As a consequence, the script
fails to bring up the connection.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
How reproducible:
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Configure a xDSL connection with internet-druid, setting the
provider name to NetSuper, lets say. Also sets the connection to start
at initialization time.
Actual Results: At initialization time /etc/init.d/network fails to
start the connection, with a message saying that ifup did not find the
configuration file for the DEVICE used in the connection.
Expected Results: The connection should be successfully stablished.
Additional info:
Making a symbolic link from
/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-<provider name> to
/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-<device name> solves the problem,
but then the connection is started twice (and the second time the
script fails because the connection is already up).
This is the same as bug #109411 and bug #108033. I applied the
patch provided in the bug #109411 bug report and it fixed it for me
(and the original reporter).
*** Bug 109411 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
*** Bug 108033 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Created attachment 95879 [details]
patch to fix this
Try the attached; it's a little more generic than the patch in the other bugs.
Same result as with the patch in bug #109411 - works perfectly on
startup, but on shutdown there is no message
Shutting down interface [xdsl interface name] :
as there should be.
Created attachment 95888 [details]
patch, take 2
This should fix one of the obvious ways that the ifdown step would get skipped.
Use this instead of the previous patch.
I patched and rebooted. It shut down the interface properly on
shutdown, and brought it up properly on startup. I think it's fixed.
Fixed in CVS, will be in 7.43-1.
You might want to take another look at the patch. The last time I
shutdown, I saw two identical shutdown messages for the xdsl
interface, the first succeeded and the second failed (since the
interface was already down). This is the first time out of several
shutdowns where it happened.
*** Bug 109884 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
*** Bug 109607 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***


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Florida State's Deondre Francois aims to turn growing pains into gains
There was plenty to like about the first-year performance of Florida State quarterback Deondre Francois, who helped the Seminoles to a 10-win season and a victory at the Orange Bowl in 2016. He led the nation's freshmen in passing (3,350 yards) and realistically put his team in position to win every game but one (Louisville 63, FSU 20).
Now it's on to 2017.
The best part about that?
The growing pains are done.
Francois is a veteran. It's his second season as the starter. His physical skills remain a given. But now he has a better idea of how to use them.
"He understands how to win, how to play in big moments,'' Seminoles coach Jimbo Fisher said during this week's ACC Football Kickoff event at Charlotte, N.C. "I think our team has such respect for him. When he says things and does things, they respond. He's doing a great job of communicating to his teammates and getting them to come along with him.''
Francois can use a little more cooperation from his offensive line.
Last season, the Seminoles allowed 36 sacks (tied for 17th highest nationally). At times, Francois took a pounding. He impressed everyone with his toughness. But after a while, that got old. Every Seminoles fan would much prefer for Francois to be standing upright and not having to leave the game with injury.
Um, he prefers that, too.
"I don't plan on taking as many hits,'' Francois said. "Just polishing up my game, polishing up my protections, getting the ball out quicker, understanding the game.
"I feel like from my redshirt freshman season to my redshirt sophomore season, the game has slowed down. I feel like just studying more film, knowing more ways that I can get the ball out quicker, will prevent more hits.''
Fisher said he knows Francois will be better. For one thing, Francois weathered his freshman season and finished on an upbeat note, avoiding a severe meltdown or crisis. That alone sets the stage for higher success.
Despite the talent of any quarterback, Fisher said it's imperative for them to make a positive first impression.
"Once you lose confidence, it's a hard thing,'' Fisher said. "I think you can lose a guy before you make a guy. You have to be very controlled in how you call plays and the situations you put him in.
"Having the right people around really makes a difference. Some guys can adapt to it and take it all early. But very few can. I think one of the key things is making sure they are in positions to have success early so their confidence grows.''
Francois has blossomed to the point where he can take on more responsibility. And he will need to do that since the backfield is transitioning from Dalvin Cook to less experienced running options.
"What I love about Deondre, he allows himself to be coached and allows you to take those steps with him, and I think our team gained tremendous respect for him,'' Fisher said. "When guys are so talented when they come in, they think of physical things. But at the end of the day, the ability to compete, to learn how to compete, to learn how to process the game and know how to come back (from taking a pounding), that makes the difference.
"That's what Deondre understands and knows how to do. Moving forward, he's going to be even better.''
And that's good news for the Seminoles, who have designs on winning a national championship.
The growing pains are done. Now it's on to the growing gains.


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Juan has gotten up and ridden the bus to school and spent FULL DAYS! :)
I don't want to jinx myself, but YAY!!! :)
His dad has been sending him messages every morning to motivate him and it really is helping him.
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Technical Specifications :
Lenght: 11.30 m
Beam: 3.67 m
Draft : 1.95 m
Built : 2011
Light displacement: 7000 kg
Height of mast: 16.95 m
Mainsail : 69 m2
Engine: VOLVO D1 – 18 HP
Fuel tank: 150 lt
Water tank: 210 lt
GPS + Plotter
Bimini top
Spray hood
Stern shower + platform + ladders
Dinghy + oars
Cabins : 3 ( 3 double + salon )
Heads/ Toilets : 1
Berths : 6 + 1
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Bavaria 36 2011 is a 3.60 m wide and 11.40 m long sailing boat which can accommodate up to 8 passengers for a comfortable journey. The Bavaria 36 2011 includes 3 cabins, WC, dinning area, fully equipped kitchen with a stove, fridge and cooking utensils for 8 members of the crew. All cabins has 2 beds and the dinning area can be transformed into a sleeping area with 2 additional beds.
With nice windows and good ventilation through roof windows, it will ensure flow of air and a pleasant temperature even in the hottest days. The light in the cabins, gives you a pleasant atmosphere while sailing in the dark bays and at night. The water tank of 300 litter is enough to get you through a few days. Water can be refilled in each marina in the Adriatic as well as in the moorings in smaller places.
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