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text: Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa High School junior running back Brian Robinson ran for 447 yards on 29 rush attempts and scored five touchdowns as the Patriots' lost a nail—biting 41-40 decision to defending Class 6A state football champion Clay-Chalkville. Robinson had scoring runs of 55, 81, 64 and 4 yards and tacked on a 23-yard TD pass reception for Coach Sam Adams' Patriots to finish with 470 total yards. His performance earned the running back the AHSAA Prep Spotlight for Week 2 of the young 2015 football season. The 447 rushing yards was the fifth best individual game on record and just the 12 th 400—yard rushing effort in AHSAA prep history, according to the AHSAA Record Book found at www.ahsaa.com . Tony Dixon of Parrish set the single-game with 531 yards on 21 carries in a 2003 Class 1A victory over Hubbertville . Jerry Stancil of Gaylesville rushed for 470 yards in a win over Spring Garden in 2004, Cherokee County's Michael Perry had 457 yards in a 1991 win over Hokes Bluff, and Charles Johnson of Keith had 454 yards in the Bears' 2011 win over Shades Mountain. Robinson's effort is the best ever by a Class 6A running back and the only 400-yard plus rushing total accomplished in a loss. Clay-Chalkville (3-0), coached by Jerry Hood , extended its current winning streak to 18 games with the one-point win. Finishing a close second in this week's AHSAA Spotlight was a 405-yard passing performance by Kadarius Toney of Blount in the Leopards' 56-21 win over Daphne, and a team defensive effort by New Brockton that accounted for four scores in the Gamecocks' 56-0 win over Calhoun. Toney was 16-of-26 passes for 405 yards and five touchdowns for Coach Lev Holly . His total was the first 400-yard passing game registered in the AHSAA in 2015 and the 39 th in history. Eight of those performances were over 500 yards including American Christian QB Chris Smelley's 565 yards in 43-31 loss to Brantley in the 2005 Class 1A state playoffs. Reginald Todd, a New Mexico State basketball commitment, caught six of Toney's passes for 222 yards and two scores as the Leopards rolled up 620 yards total offense the night. DEFENSE IS BEST OFFENSE: New Brockton's defense accounted for four scores -- three touchdowns and a safety -- and the Gamecocks of Coach Justin Jones also got a punt return for a touchdown during a 56-0 win over Calhoun. Already up 7-0, New Brockton got a 26-yard interception return for A TD by Grant Griffin , a safety by Michael Morris and a recovered fumble in the end zone for a touchdown by Wyatt Moore for a 23-0 lead. The Gamecocks' last score of the game also came on defense as Tyler McIntosh returned a fumble 8 yards to the end zone. In between, Clay Kelley had a 34-yard punt return for a score. In other highlights from last weekend's action: MILESTONES SCHILLING REGISTERS 1,300 TH VOLLEYBALL VICTORY: Bayside Academy coach Ann Schilling , who has guided Bayside Academy to 20 state volleyball titles including a current streak of 13 in a row, registered her 1,300 th career win with the Lady Admirals' victory over host McGill-Toolen in the finals of the Dirty Dozen Invitational tourney last weekend hosted by McGill. Schilling started the 2015 season with a 1,288-359 head-coaching record. Glenda Wright , who stepped down after leading Walker to the 6A state tournament last season, is the AHSAA's all-time leader with a 1,457-590 record. Tammy Richardson , who also stepped down at St. Luke's after last season, owns a 1,358-546 career record. FORMER HOOVER COACH REGISTERS 250 TH WIN: Former Hoover High School football coach Rush Propst , who guided the Bucs to five Class 6A state titles and a 110-16 overall record from 1999-2007, notched the 250 th win of his high school coaching career Friday night as Colquitt County (GA) beat Crisp County 37-7. Propst, an Ohatchee native who is 250-86 overall, served as head coach at Ashville, Eufaula, Alba and Alma Bryant in Alabama before moving to Hoover. He is 74-25 at Colquitt County including directing his current team to the GHSA state title last season for the sixth state championship overall captured by teams he has coached. Propst's team will take on an Alabama opponent Friday night when Colquitt County hosts Enterprise. Josh Niblett , who followed Propst at Hoover in 2008 as the school's seventh head coach in school history, has kept the winning tradition alive going 99-8 since then with a 50-2 region record, 31-3 playoff record and four state championships (2009, 2012, 2013, 2014) and two runner-up finishes (2010, 2011). He will be going for his 100 th win at the school Friday night at Oak Mountain. Bob Finley , who guided the Bucs from 1968-1993 until his untimely death just prior to the 1994 season, is Hoover's wins leader with a 198-87-5 record. He guided the Bucs to the state crown in 1977 and tied Enterprise in 1982 10-10 to earn a co-championship. The three coaches have combined for 407 of the school's 454 all-time wins and own a combined 407-111-5 record and winning percentage of 78.3 percent. RUSHING JORDAN BENTLEY, GUNTERSVILLE: Broke two Guntersville single-game records in the Wildcats' 49-39 win over Madison County. Bentley rushed 34 times for 336 yards and scored seven touchdowns, six rushing and one on a 41-yard pass reception. The previous record was 312 yards rushing and five TDs scored. The senior, who also had four tackles and an interception on defense, now has 4,347 career rushing yards and 77 touchdowns. Ironically, the Wildcats running back found himself in a Guntersville police car at halftime. The reason – coaches felt they needed to cool their workhorse down and the visitors' dressing room was too crowded. The Guntersville Police Department provides an escort to all away games and proved to be an excellent way to cool Bentley down. ANDREW BROWN, WINSTON COUNTY: The senior needed just 10 carries to rush for 350 yards and five touchdowns as the Yellow Jackets downed Hanceville 48-20. His scoring runs covered 26, 57, 80, 48 and 98 yards. JAY CRAIG, DEMOPOLIS: Had 212 yards rushing on 30 carries and five touchdowns — 29, 25, 19, 15 and 2 yards — in a 42-23 victory over Calera. TADARRYL MARSHALL, LEEDS: Had 24 carries for 183 yards and five touchdowns and passed for 100 yards and two more scores in the Green Wave's 49-48 overtime loss at Munford. Marshall had rushing TDs of 33, 2, 1, 54 and 5 yards and passed for two TDs (10 and 43 yards). He also converted two 2-point conversions. DESMON TURNER, FORT PAYNE: Had 274 yards on 29 carries with two touchdowns, including the go-ahead touchdown in the fourth quarter, to lead the Wildcats to a 21-14 win over Arab. He also had a 32-yard punt return and a 29-yard kickoff return. MICHAEL MATTHEWS, UMS-WRIGHT: Had 19 carries for 220 yards and three touchdowns in a 56-23 win over Faith Academy. CHRISTIAN CRANDALL & NIC ROLLO, COLD SPRINGS: Combined for 358 rushing yards and four touchdowns on just 16 first-half carries in a 55-0 win over Southeastern. Crandall ran for 216 yards and Rollo, 142. Each scored two touchdowns. DILAN KILPATRICK, FYFFE: Gained 215 yards rushing on 25 carries and scored a touchdown in the Red Devils' 21-14 setback to Cleveland. The loss snapped a 16-game winning streak for defending 2A state champion Fyffe. JAY JONES, McADORY: Ran for 207 yards with scoring runs of 57 and 82 yards as the Jackets beat Northridge 35-10. Jones also passed for a 68-yard TD. SEAN LONG, SARALAND: Rushed eight times for 191 yards and four touchdowns to lead Saraland to a 45-7 win over Robertsdale. All four scores came in the first half. GABE OZIO, MADISON COUNTY: Totaled 186 yards rushing and scored three touchdowns in a 49-39 loss to Guntersville. DEVIN LEPS, VALLEY HEAD: Rushed for 180 yards and scored five touchdowns in the Tigers' 57-22 win against Coosa Christian. He scored on runs of 65, 15, 9, 10 and 2 yards. KALEB SHADWICK, WEST BLOCTON: Rushed for 166 yards and three TDs on 21 carries in a 32-14 victory over Sipsey Valley. COLTON KNIGHT, REHOBETH: The Rebels' running back rushed for 163 yards and four touchdowns (5, 21,5 and 40 yards) in a 46-0 win over Alabama Christian. GARRETT APPLING, HOLY SPIRIT: Gained 150 yards rushing on 30 carries, scored two rushing TDs and another on a 34-yard pass reception as the Titans beat Vincent 21-6. GARY FEARN, HUNTSVILLE: Ran for 144 yards on 25 carries and scored three touchdowns (1 yard, 12 and 3 yards) in the first half of a 26-0 win over Grissom. STONE FINCHER, HACKLEBURG: The freshman running back ran eight times for 132 yards and two touchdowns in the Panthers' 45-6 win over Tharptown. TYLER BLAKELY, COLLINSVILLE: Rushed 10 times for 126 yards and three touchdowns (1, 27 and 57 yards) and made an interception on defense to lead the Panthers past West End 54-35. AUSTIN HARRIS, FAIRVIEW: Recorded his third straight 100-yard plus rushing performance with 27 carries for 109 yards and three TDs as the Aggies fell to Randolph 38-27. Harris also caught three passes for 25 yards and played well on defense. TAYLOR HAYES, PIEDMONT: Had 203 total yards, 96 rushing and 107 passing, and accounted for three touchdowns in a 62-21 win over Ashville. Teammate Darnell Jackson added 136 yards rushing on 13 carries with one TD – all in the first half. PASSING AVERY HARRIS, MUNFORD: The quarterback was 20-of-33 passing for 300 yards and five touchdowns in the Lions' 49-48 overtime win over defending Class 4A state champion Leeds. The junior led Munford from two-touchdown deficits twice in the fourth quarter to force the extra period. His 22-yard TD pass to Austin Campbell and 10-yard toss to Kyle Ross in the final four minutes of the fourth quarter drew the Lions to within two at 42-40. His two-point completion to Chase Gaither tied the score. Harris then passed to Quantavius Elston for a 10-yard score in overtime for the winning score. He also scored the other two TDs himself on keepers. RAMSEY RIGBY, ELBA: The Tigers' quarterback was nearly perfect, completing 11-of-12 passes for 397 yards and six touchdowns in a 68-13 win over Elba. NOAH LOWERY, CHARLES HENDERSON: completed 17-of-22 passes for 313 yards with five touchdowns in a 63-20 win over Dale County. JORDAN AUBREY, MOBILE CHRISTIAN: Led the Leopards to a 51-7 win over Southern Choctaw with a 9-of-13 passing performance for 310 yards and four touchdowns. SHAWN JENNINGS, DADEVILLE: The University of Alabama commitment was 13-of-14 passing for 180 yards and two touchdowns and rushed for another score before leaving the game in the second quarter with an injury in Dadeville's 68-33 loss to Beauregard. AHMAD DERAMUS, GADSDEN CITY: Was 8-of-10 passing for 206 yards and three touchdowns and rushed for another score as the Titans beat Sparkman 66-34. All DeRamus' yards and TDs came in the first half. ADAM BROWNER, NEW HOPE: C ompleted 12-of-15 passes for 196 yards and a touchdown, and ran for two scores in a 50-21 win over Good Hope. KOY CHAPMAN, GORDO: Was 15-of-25 for 183 passing yards and two touchdowns in a 55-16 victory over Greene County. JOSEPH SCHAUER, WESTBROOK CHRISTIAN: Completed 13-of-18 passes for 163 yards with two touchdowns and rushed we times for 109 yards and two more scores as the Warriors came from behind to edge Ohatchee 35-34. FORREST WEBBER, RANDOLPH: Was 12-of-18 passing for 86 yards and two scores and rushed for 139 yards on 13 carries with a 96-yard TD scamper as the Eagles beat Fairview 28-27. KADE YOUNG, AMERICAN CHRISTIAN: Led ACA to a 60-6 win over Lamar County completing 9-of-14 passes for 160 yards and three touchdowns. He also rushed for a fourth TD. JOHN MARK PRESTRIDGE, RANDOLPH COUNTY: Completed 10-of-18 passes for 167 yards and two touchdowns in a 21-14 win over arch-rival Ranburne. JOSH DECKER, CEDAR BLUFF: Was 13-of-21 passing for 149 yards and three touchdowns (6, 9 and 5 yards) and rushed for a 2-yard TD as the Tigers downed Spring Garden 35-18. Teammate Ivory Star added 142 yards rushing on 20 carries with one TD. PASS RECEIVING MYRON MITCHELL, WALKER: Caught nine passes for 215 yards and two scores in Walker's 48-17 win over John Carroll Catholic. MILES STRICKLAND, BOB JONES: Caught a 98-yard pass and added two rushing touchdowns in a 27-24 win over James Clemens. BAYLOR BARNES, CHARLES HENDERSON: Caught six passes for 130 yards and two touchdowns in a 63-20 Trojan win over Dale County. AUSTIN CAMPBELL, MUNFORD: Made seven catches for 119 yards and three touchdowns in Munford's 49-48 overtime win over Leeds. MALIK TALLEY, SCOTTSBORO: Had 5 catches for 105 yards and 10 rushes for 113 yards and 1 TD in a 24-22 win over Brewer. Talley started at QB for the injured Bo Nix and split time with freshman Tanner Woodall, who was 14-of-24 passing for 221 yards and two touchdowns. DARNELL MOONEY, GADSDEN CITY: Caught touchdown passes of 27, 12 and 12 yards and returned a punt 55 yards for a score in the Titans' 66-34 over Sparkman. KOI FREEMAN, LEEDS: Had five receptions for 100 yards and another 80 yards in kick returns in the Green Wave's 49-48 overtime loss at Munford. DFYLAN RICE, HOUSTON ACADEMY: Caught six passes for 99 yards with one touchdown (26 yards) and added a rushing touchdown to account for two of the three Raiders' scores in a 20-8 win over Geneva County. DEFENSE PACE OZMINT, GLENCOE: Had 22 tackles in the Yellow Jackets' 28-27 overtime win over Walter Wellborn. CARLTON MARTIAL, McGILL-TOOLEN: Recorded 15 tackles with a sack in McGill-Toolen's 14-3 win over Fairhope. SEAN DUNN, COLD SPRINGS: Totaled 11 tackles, including two sacks and two others resulting in losses, as the Panthers shut out Tharptown 55-0. Teammate Fisher Willoughby added a pair of interceptions. JARVIS SMITH, SLOCOMB: Was credited with 13 tackles, including three for losses, as the Red Tops shut out Wicksburg 7-0. K.J. WALKER, DALEVILLE: Playing in just the first half, Walker forced three fumbles and had eight tackles during the Warhawks' 32-6 win over Barbour County. ALEX HERNANDES, WEST POINT: Accounted for 12 tackles on defense and contributed 50 yards rushing and three TDs on eight carries in a 31-20 win over Columbia. TROY LOCKE, BERRY: Finished with 10 tackles, two sacks and a pass deflection in a 22-16 victory over Meek. GRANT SIMMONS, SAMSON: Scored three different ways to account for all the scoring in the Tigers' 21-13 win over Ariton. Simmons scored on a 55-yard touchdown pass from J.T. Wise, a 55-yard fumble recovery and a 4-yard carry as Samson overcame an early 7-0 deficit to take the come-from-behind win. KAEDON JENKINS, PIEDMONT: The freshman defensive back returned an interception 55 yards for a score to give Piedmont a 42-14 halftime lead en route to a 62-21 victory over Ashville. SPECIAL TEAMS ANTHONY JONES, CHELSEA: Scored four touchdowns, including an 82-yard punt return, as the Hornets beat Southside-Gadsden 43-10. Jones also had a 21-yard pass reception and rushes of 20 and 4 yards for his three other scores. COBY NEENAN, NORTHVIEW: The Cougars' place-kicker drilled a 44-yard field goal with 2:59 left to give Northview a 21-20 win over Stanhope Elmore. Neenan also kicked a 29-yard field goal earlier in the game, converted his only extra point kick and punted twice for a 39.5 average. DAWSON HAMLIN, ZION CHAPEL: Booted two field goals of more than 40 yards during the Rebels' 68-13 loss to Elba. Hamlin hit field goals of 42 and 43 yards. BAILEY McGATHA-POTTER, SCOTTSBORO: Kicked all three extra points and a 31-yard field goal as the Wildcats beat Brewer 24-22.

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Happy Tuesday loves!
I hope everyone enjoyed their extended weekend! The weather was absolutely beautiful and if even you didn't have plans, the weather was enough to make you happy :)
Things have been super busy lately so I'm going to try and catch up a bit on some blogging this week… First up today is Le Quan!
We got together for her session back in April on a semi-warm day (back when winter still wouldn't let go) and had a great session. Le Quan mentioned that she began following me about a year ago and made it a goal to shoot with me! I was so honored and happy that she followed through and we got to work together :)
I love these "just because" sessions because we can make them whatever we want! Le Quan wanted to capture a few things with her session: the feel of DC (as a native Washingtonian), her 5 year seminary journey in a non-traditional way, documenting her breast cancer journey, and her personality of course! I think we did a wonderful job bringing each of those elements to life :)
Just last week Le Quan underwent a breast cancer procedure and I'm happy to share that the surgery went well! Sending more positive vibes her way and praying she makes a speedy recovery!
Check out Le Quan's session here:
If you're interested in a session and would like to have the DFinney Experience yourself, email me and schedule yours today! Currently booking: July & August 2014.


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A place where Melly shares all. Or whines. I'm a writer without a clue. Oh and I'm blond. Yeah, that's a bad combination.
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
A Trip to a Scary Place
Since I couldn't think of a really good list for today, I decided to just do some free association. I'm going to empty my brain (more so than it already is) and just list random thoughts that go through my head. Ready? Yeah, it's scary, I know...
1. What should I type?
2. Why are my coworkers talking when I'm trying to write my list?
3. It's sad that my Grey's Anatomy calendar still has Izzy on it. I don't even miss her that much. Well, I miss old Grey's, but I don't miss her exactly.
4. Why am I so tired? I had so much caffeine today.
5. I really want a cookie.
6. Yikes, my brain really is blank.
7. Sleepy.
8. I wish people would stop asking me if I had an interview just because I'm wearing a suit today. Do I usually dress in rags?
9. Ooo, I think there's a new Glee on tonight!
10. I want to go home.
That was exciting, wasn't it? Now you know what my brain is like. Be afraid...be very afraid.
Posted by Unknown at 2:56 PM
Labels: Lists, Melly's Thoughts
3 comments:
- Connie said...
In really good news, there is a new Glee on tonight.
- November 9, 2010 at 3:41 PM
- Melly said...
Right?? I was excited about that more than anything! Finally! Freaking baseball...
- November 9, 2010 at 10:02 PM
I had emptied my brain and this is the first random thought that go through my head: I want pizza party!!!
- July 19, 2011 at 5:09 AM
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Recent Snapshots: OBX Vacation 2018
Beach vacations are kind of like camp for grown-ups. Bonfires, arts and crafts, outdoor activities...pretty much the perfect vacation if you ask me. Plus we got to spend time with friends and family (and friends who are like family), and let the kids run wild.
I had never been to the Outer Banks before, but I absolutely love it there. We stayed in Buxton, NC, which is the far south end of Hattaras Island, about an hour from Nags Head. It was just the perfect little North Carolina beach town where we rode bike to get to where we wanted to go and walked across the street to the beach every day.
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Damayan gets Digital at T'ruah and Auburn Seminary Media Training
On Tuesday July 14, Simone, Sade, and Riya were invited by ally organization T'ruah to represent Damayan at Auburn Seminary's Media Training Workshop. The workshop focused on digital organizing using media, a modern strategy for outreach and community development. Social media has an interesting dynamic: it can potentially bring both good and bad attention to an issue. But when utilized with effective strategies, it's a dangerously powerful tool organizers can use to bring about enormous change.
Auburn Seminary's approach for digital organizing is smart and sensible. It used the issue of solitary confinement, specifically Kalief Browder's story, as an applicable case study. First, it emphasized the importance of crafting a solid core message by having three different ideas about the core message, and then having three supporting points for each idea. This structure, reinforced by statistics and anecdotes, establishes the driving force of the cause via a stable argument. Then, it stressed the utmost significance of language and words. In a society that prefers messages in 140 characters or less, words must be selected carefully to grab the public's attention and interest. Language can mold a person's viewpoint or influence them to change it.
During interviews, being precise and confident makes language more effective. Core messages with absolutes and certainty portray an easier narrative, and is better perceived by the media. An interview is a controllable debate to show yourself and your cause in the best possible light. Therefore, it helps to prepared to be caught off guard. An interviewer may ask an irrelevant question or touch on a sensitive matter to create controversy. To counteract this, anticipate these types of questions and construct responses that will easily shift the conversation back to the core message. Knowledge of pop-culture, current events, the secular calendar, and the religious calendar adds to potential segues and makes the core message relevant to a broader audience, since media isn't local anymore.
To further expand outreach, organizations should consider creating online petitions and emailing potential advocates. These digital initiatives are easy to start and are accessible to anyone with smartphone or computer. Once again, language is crucial for a successful petition and email. The headline, short and concise, must pique the reader's interest. The content should educate the reader on the petition's cause and persuade them to participate. Online petitions are empowering and function on a timely basis. Email blasts should follow up on the petition informing the advocate of the next course of action, asking for donations to fund the cause, and ultimately thanking them for partaking. By mobilizing online, activists can connect with demographics that are outside of their network, thus building a stronger, unified community.


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Love Versus Money
Love versus money.
People meet each other, fall in love with each other and than marry. This chain of events used to be true some time ago. Meanwhile nowadays other possible reason for marriage like money appears. So the dilemma of whether to marry for money or not appears in the life of almost every young person. For me it is absolutely clear that marriage for love is better.
First reason for that is psychological and physical health. When people are in love they understand themselves convenient with each other. If person knows that someone cares about misses him/her even after several hours break it makes that person feel himself calm. So, such human being experiences fewer stresses what positively effects as psychological as physical health.
Second reason for marriage for love is degradation of personality. It is clear that only people with bad financial situation marry for money. After such marriage is completed that person?s self-esteem probably might be decreasing every day. The attitude of friends and
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One Classy Broad/
So, I've been scanning photos to put into a fun slide show for my MySpace page, and I ran across an old favorite. I was the maid of honor in my best friend Naomi's wedding. The reception got a little wild, and the photographer was really able to capture it...
See the legs in the air? Yeah, that's me.
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Ever visit a location that you fall in love with, even though on your visits there, you get only twenty minutes to shoot? Well, I wouldn't have though so but Spirit Island did that for me. Located on Maligne Lake in Jasper NP, once you see it, you realize that it is aptly named. There is something very spiritual about this tiny island that is surrounded by the majestic Rocky Mountains towering above it.
Why have I got only twenty minutes per visit there? The answer is simple, it's not easy to get there. The island (it is only an island for part of the year) is about two and a half miles from the docks at Maligne Lake. That's right, the only way to get there is by boat and, if you rent a kayak, it would take your four hours to paddle there and another four to get back to the dock. There are no roads or trails that lead there. The only option is to take a boat tour to it that allows you twenty minutes at the island. The boat tour, all by itself, is pretty awesome. The good news is that the tour company announced longer tours for 2017 so I am hoping to take advantage of that on my visit there next year.


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We are trying to run a car with Kershaw setup and having a lot of tire trouble once it gets 110 plus. Anybody have any ideas?
Did you balance the tires yet?
Yes they are balanced
What kind of trouble?
Stop busting my canards!
did you mount these tires and balance them yourself?....I see the wheel is broken...perhaps it was cracked from a wreck?...how many tires have you been through?..
I see the tire in post #5 is not from the OP. Is that the same tire problem the OP has?
"enjoy your ride"
I did get a set of Traxxas mounted tires where there wasn't enough glue. I am going to mount a set myself and give it a try.
We'll keep at it. Maybe an isolated problem. I know guys are running faster and not having problems. I've had WAY too much fun with this thing!
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With Body Positive Yoga creator Amber Karnes
With thousands of images of "perfection" shot at us every day, it can be easy to compare ourselves with others and internalize the constant judgment and scrutiny of our bodies. Even during our yoga practice, it's often easy to compare ourselves to the "ideal" body or look. Whether you're at home, at the gym, at the yoga studio, or just moving around in the world, feeling self-conscious or even hateful toward your (normal! human! imperfect!) body is sometimes unavoidable. Drawing on mind-body, self-awareness, and practical self-care techniques, we'll discover ways to boost confidence, get in touch with our inner badass, and foster a healthy self image.
Amber Karnes – creator of Body Positive Yoga – is a ruckus maker, RYT-200 yoga asana teacher, and a lifelong student of her body. In Amber's classes and workshops, students of all shapes and sizes will find tips, tricks, and modifications to make yoga asana work for their body type. She emphasizes safe alignment and mindful transitions, and guides each student to honor the body they bring to the mat today, while being empowered to learn about the body's intelligence and power. She serves on the Yoga and Body Image Coalition and seeks to further the message of inclusivity, consent, agency, body positivity, and accessibility for all on and off the mat. She blogs at bodypositiveyoga.com.
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A handful of matchbooks advertising defunct restaurants, mostly in San Antonio.
I don't collect matches. At least, I didn't think I collected matches until a few bags full of matchbooks resurfaced in my life after a recent closet avalanche. So I guess it's more accurate to say I never set out with intent to collect matches, but I ended up with a collection just by virtue of being a smoker and a New Yorker who warmed many barstools and dined in many fine restaurants and never could turn down a complimentary matchbook, especially if it was cute but mostly because I was always losing my lighter.
I see a lot of matchbook collections on my estate-sale rounds; the graphics are so great and the establishments being advertised sound so awesome, it can be difficult to resist buying them. But usually I resist. I have my own memories in matchbook form—do I really need someone else's? The handful you see here are from two Ziplocs I selected at random from two laundry baskets overflowing with matches at a sale last summer. Somebody used to really get around!
A lifetime's collection of matches.
I've been mourning the ephemeral nature of ephemera on this blog for some time now, and most often the digital age we live in the culprit: Concert tickets, greeting cards, invitations, business cards, address books, etc., have all been outmoded. But we can't blame the slo-mo extinction of matchbooks on the interwebs 'cuz last I checked, fire had not yet been digitized—obviously, it's because no one smokes anymore. Okay, people still smoke, but they are (for the most part) no longer encouraged to do so, and judging by how my children react to the sight of some pathetic smoker, huddled in the cold for a furtive puff, I don't think the tobacco companies are going to have much luck seducing the next generation (seriously, my kids are ready to make a citizen's arrest of any smoker they see; I have to remind them that even when we're visiting the Nanny State of NYC, smoking is not actually against the law). I assume Red Bull, or some pernicious variation thereof, will be their version of smoking.
Ah, to have frequented the Gay '90s or Ichabod's...
But what a pity, right? Towers of Future Red Bull and its accoutrements will never have the panache of a serious matchbook collection. We used to keep ours in a large wooden bowl in the living room. My parents (not smokers) kept a container full in the kitchen. Lindsay remembers his grandparents having some sort of three-tiered platter—like the kind for serving those extravagant shellfish apps at your nicer brasseries—where they displayed their assortment of matches.
My rediscovered matchbooks are still in a plastic grocery bag in the Closet of Doom. I've thought about displaying them in a jar or bowl but they're just another dust magnet and what if the kids take it upon themselves to burn the house down? I did photograph a few of the choicer ones, however, which I'll share this week here on the blog.
Gail and Harold, was it a good marriage?


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Millions of Americans are hooked on the convenience of ATMs. But ready cash is getting more expensive. Should policymakers butt in or let the marketplace decide?
According to some, the saying, "Everybody complains about the weather, but nobody ever does anything about it" could be just as easily applied to the consumer price index. But what should be done?
Adam M. Zaretsky
Construction may have slowed somewhat in the area's real estate market, but it's still worth writing home about.


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I installed phpFreeChat using phpfreechat-0.8-setup.php , and it worked great!
I was wondering, where I could get the installer by itself without phpFreeChat? Or is there a way to modify the php setup file, remove the phpFreeChat files & replace them with my own? I did a Google search, and either put the wrong keywords or something because I could not find anything like this.
I have a few projects I would like to use this with.


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Buzz – New and renovated properties for the new year
Discover all-new ways to see the world in 2019, with this fresh selection of luxury vacation experiences!
The Lodge at Kukui'ula
The minute you arrive at The Lodge at Kukui'ula on the south shore of Kaua'i, you will learn quickly that there's nowhere else that compares – in Hawai'i, or the world. In this haven of barefoot luxury, you'll enjoy exclusive access to the sprawling amenities of The Club at Kukui'ula, embark on once-in-a-lifetime adventures with the Huaka'i Outfitters, and relax at the exquisite Hi'ilani Spa.
Baglioni Resort Maldives
Paradise with Italian Grace. Dreamily resplendent on the island of Maagau in Dhaalu atoll, a 40-minute hop by seaplane from the capital, Malé, this remarkable resort is awash with tropical natural beauty. Its comprehensive comforts offer an unforgettable stay with a blend of sport, relaxation, and prestigious gourmet dining to suit its exclusive international clientele. It is a piece of paradise in true Baglioni Hotels style.


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Set in 110 acres of beautiful, listed parkland Langley School provides an ideal venue for functions, weddings, conferences, seminars, residential courses as well as corporate and private hire events.
Langley Hall is a grade 1 listed red brick palladian style house, built in 1737 for Richard Berney on land originally belonging to Langley Abbey.
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It's Christmas again. Another Christmas has arrived.
Since October and November, we have seen stores put up their Christmas displays and begin their Christmas promotion starting with Black Friday.
As you know so well, we're encouraged to buy our way to Christmas bliss. Those who can, often do. Our children have to have the latest electronic gadgets and adults the biggest television sets and the latest DVDs. Those who cannot, do their very best to make them and their families happy as they can, though they may still feel left out of Christmas.
For the vast majority of people this is the one big time of the year to reward yourself with what you've been eyeing for a while.
Emotionally, too, we overload Christmas. Many people place a ton of hopes on this one holiday. We have in our minds an idealized version of a "perfect" family evening and day, when we get to experience the perfect moments and meals and meaning, where there will be no arguments, no bad feelings—just happiness and harmony for all.
Many times we pull it off.
But the truth is that's a lot of pressure to put on ourselves and loved ones for one holy day.
I wish I could tell you I'm one of those wise people who doesn't fall prey to this overloading phenomenon. If I did, I'd be lying, right here on Christmas Eve in church. I'm not going to do that.
I can tell you that I often push for less spending on Christmas presents than my much better half, Marit.
And you might think that makes me better. But I'll tell you what, when we're wrapping presents—many times after the 8 p.m. Christmas Eve service—I'm the one who's anxious and worrying whether or not we have enough. On early Christmas morning I suffer what isn't often talked about: Non-buyer's remorse!
Somehow everything seems to work out. (Santa is an obvious big help.)
But adding up all these things, it's easy to see why we end up feeling some sense of disappointment or let down when our experience doesn't live up to the hype we've hyped for Christmas.
What was the Facebook comment I saw recently: The best way to avoid all the Christmas stress is to be Jewish.
Perhaps the scripture, Isaiah 9:2, that says, "The people who walked in darkness have seen a great light," refers to us. Maybe we're walking around a little bit in the dark of how this thing is supposed to go.
Truly one of the Bible's most hopeful and colorful passages is tonight's: "Do not be afraid; for see—I am bringing you good news of great joy for all the people: to you is born this day in the city of David a Savior, who is the Messiah, the Lord. This will be a sign for you: you will find a child wrapped in bands of cloth and lying in a manger."
The story begins with a pregnant woman and her caring husband looking for a place for her to give birth to her first born. But there is no room, no place for this outcast family, no place for our temporary refugee family.
But that's where the Christ Child was born. That's when our Christian faith says it all began, where God shone his light, where the good news of great joy for you occurred, where God's eternal plan and the mystery of the divine will came to life, where Mary brought forth the holy child and the Bethlehem babe breathed his first breath.
What we hear is Jesus was born where people needed him most. The babe of Bethlehem is born forever where people need him most.
The truth is no matter where we sleep, no matter how good we've got it or bad we've made things, we need something that we can't get easily. We can't get it easily simply because it can't be bought or paid for and it can't be given to us by someone else, no matter how much they love us.
What we need most is a possibility we haven't lived yet—no matter where you live; a goodness not quite reached yet—no matter how good or bad you've been; a newness not quite attained yet—no matter what age you are; a forgiveness not quite experienced yet—no matter how remote that seems possible.
What we need most is a relationship, a connection, to the One who sits in the middle of the mystery and magic of life itself and our lives in particular, who came to life and was laid in a manger because there was no room for him or his family in the inn.
On Christmas again, we are offered the chance to embrace the gift of God born in the babe of Bethlehem.
What Christmas tells us is we are more than meets the eye because that baby was more than met the eye. Christmas tells us the skies have more in them than we can see because there are angels floating in them sometimes.
Christmas tells us is we are gift-bringers, like the wise men; we are good news hearers and rejoicers, like the shepherds; and we are holy people, the one to whom God gave the gift of his own holiness, his very precious beloved one.
It's the present nobody can pay for or buy or give. It's the gift of God's own love for you, for the stranger, for the refugee, for the doubter, for the hurting, for the successful, for the open-hearted, for the blessed.
It's the gift we need more than for one day or night a year.
It's yours to unwrap, open up, and keep every day, for all time.
Merry Christmas to you and yours, again.


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After school Kids Yoga and Meditation
2017 Term 2 Enrolling NOW! School pick up is available to students at Alexandria Park Community School. Term starts on the 1st of May and goes for 9 FUN weeks. Kids will
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- Connect with their Breath
- Learn mindfulness and meditation
- develop self calming and relaxation techniques
- Focus and coordinate with Brain Gym activities
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Le Pho (French/Vietnamese 1907-2001), Oil on Canvas (dim. 34.5 by 45 inches) sold for $20,625 on iGavel by Lark Mason Associates 7.7.2015
Le Pho was a French Vietnamese painter whose career began in Paris as a scholarship student at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts and then in Hanoi at the Ecole Superieure des Beaux Arts de Indochine. Along with other Vietnamese ex-patriat painters including Mai Trung Thur, Vu Cao Dam, and others his career spanned periods in Vietnam, France, and in the United States.
The documentation of paintings is important to its authenticity. It validates an artist's style at a particular time. While finely executed and of a beautiful subject matter, the fact that this painting retains its original purchase receipt from 1966 is remarkable. Currently on iGavel closing on February 28th. Click here
Le Pho (Vietnamese/French, 1907-2001), Le Vase Bleu, Oil on Silk Laid Down on Board, (dim. 31.5 by 20.75 inches), sold for $25,001.25 on iGavel by Everard Auctions and Appraisals 2.28.2017 Below is a similar example that recently sold at Sotheby's:
Le Pho (1908-2001), Yellow Roses, Oil on silk fixed on board (dim. 36 1/2 by 24 inches), sold for $35,461, at Sotheby's 4.4.2016
Among this group, Le Pho enjoyed considerable success and his works regularly appear at auction. Le Pho, whose works draw from impressionists and surrealist sources, are characterized by a lithe representation of the human form reminiscent of works by Modigliani (more info) and in his later years, using splashes of brilliant color.
Le Pho (Vietnamese, 1907-2001), Le gateau d'anniversaire, (dim. 52 by 76 inches), sold $235,942 at Christies 11.25.2012
French Jesuit Missionary to Vietnam, Alexandre de Rhodes (1591-1660)
French Indochina comprised political regions governed by France during the late 19th century of Annam, Tonkin, and Cochinchina, which are the modern states of Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam (more info). The origins of French involvement with southeast Asia extend back to trade in spices and other materials during the 17th century, by traders and Jesuit missionaries (more info). The French government sought stronger control over territories in the region to protect their trading investments.
Political interventions were often accompanied by military force throughout the 19th century, keeping the port cities of Annam and Tonkin under French control. Cambodia became a protectorate of France and concessions and treaties established control of regions of Thailand and Vietnam forming French Indochina in 1887, a political confederation that survived until 1954.
French art and architecture flourished in Indochina, incorporating elements of regional influence in a Beaux Arts style,where grand buildings were built in economic and cultural centers. Travel by artists, architects, and other culturally influential individuals brought these influences to Paris.
The colonial architecture of this period in what was French indochina is today being restored. Among these distinctive structures are the formerly Musee Louis Finot, which is now the National Museum of Vietnamese History in Hanoi (more info) and the Presidential Palace (more info). As this restoration takes place painters such as Le Pho and other artists whose styles uniquely displayed European and Southeast Asian influences are widely recognized.
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Scott Air Force Base News
AMC commander Miller talks aircrew retention
The commander of Air Mobility Command took the stage at the Air Force Association's annual Air, Space, and Cyber Conference, Sept. 18, to address the national pilot shortage, an issue shared by the Air Force and the airline industry.
Gen. Maryanne Miller was one of five senior leader panelists who discussed one of the Air Force's largest personnel issues: aircrew retention. Miller was joined by Gen. Mike Holmes, commander, Air Combat Command; Lt. Gen. L. Scott Rice, director, Air National Guard; Gene Colabatistto, Defense and Security CAE; and Jim Graham, Delta Airlines. She also addressed the news media earlier in the day, and in response highlighted the critical need to retain pilots, as well as enlisted aircrew and maintainers.
We can't talk about readiness without discussing retention. Getting the feedback of Airman is a top priority. We need to continue to connect with Airmen and deliver solutions that demonstrate the importance of what they do and what we can do better.
Gen. Maryanne Miller, Air Mobility Command commander
As it relates to the pilot shortage, Miller stated there were two highlights that stood out to her through research conducted by the Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies. One, the surge in operational tempo is now the new normal. Two, Airmen have declared there is not enough "white space" in their schedules with the unrelenting deployment tempo over the last 27 years.
Miller stated the Mobility Air Forces, which hold 44 percent of the service's total number of pilots, loses about 416 pilots a year. Additionally, the pilots are taking bonuses at lower rates than the historic average.
Miller also stated the need to help Airmen understand their value and how the Air Force's service culture makes the military unique. She also stated the need to highlight to Airmen the importance of their role.
"It's really important to engage Airmen in meaningful conversation, highlighting the value of serving this difference connecting with our Airmen," Miller said. "Our culture of service makes us unique and can't be replicated anywhere else."
Miller said she is working directly with the AMC Aviation Retention Task Force, which stood up last May, to also find solutions. The task force identified six priorities that would have the most impact on future pilot retention. AMC will look to improve communication transparency with Airmen, aircrew members and families; further reduce additional duties; implement a fly-only track, protect Airmen's "white space" in their calendars to enable personal time; seek to work with families on assignment accommodations and build in flexibility, where possible; and reduce non-command 365 day deployments. The non-command deployments have already been reduced by 29 percent.
The command has already begun addressing the priorities and has taken strides in making the fly-only track a reality.
Leadership from the highest levels of the Air Force have been listening to Airmen, working to ensure they feel like they are part of a community and have a shared sense of meaning and purpose.
AMC launched its Aviator Technical Track initiative, an innovative program based on Airmen's feedback, July 20.
"The program allows an Airman to predominately fly and serve in flying-related jobs as their core duty," said Miller. "If they choose at a later time to pursue command or other opportunities, then we'll make adjustments."
The technical track affords the Air Force the opportunity to retain experienced pilots who will be able to use their expertise in the field and train future forces as the Air Force seeks to produce more pilots.
All components of the Air Force are affected by the pilot shortage and are coming together to find joint solutions.
Holmes, the ACC commander, stated the Air Force Aircrew Crisis Task Force has found 67 possible solutions to the Air Force's pilot shortage, including additional bonuses, and speeding up the training pipeline, but agreed with Miller stating one of the best solutions is ensuring the Air Force provides Airmen a life of meaning and purpose.
"We'll continue to focus on those 67 solutions, and we will continue to focus on increasing production," said Holmes. "But for you I want the Air Force to be a community that you feel a part of, that's based on shared commitment and service."
Leadership from the highest levels of the Air Force have been listening to Airmen, working to ensure they feel like they are part of a community and have a shared sense of meaning and purpose. Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David L. Goldfein's initiative to revitalize squadrons gets after fostering just that.
We're revitalizing squadrons to be lethal and ready organizations, restoring decision authority where the mission gets done," said Goldfein. "We're pushing resources to squadron commanders and their teams to get after challenges by unleashing the brilliance of their Airmen who know what they need."
It's really important to engage Airmen in meaningful conversation, highlighting the value of serving this difference connecting with our Airmen. Our culture of service makes us unique and can't be replicated anywhere else.
Gen. Maryanne Miller, Air Mobility Command commander
Miller, who took command of AMC Sept. 7, stated she is focused on engaging with Airmen throughout AMC in the coming months, stressing that one of her main goals for each of the base visits is to get feedback.
"We can't talk about readiness without discussing retention," said Miller. "Getting the feedback of Airman is a top priority. We need to continue to connect with Airmen and deliver solutions that demonstrate the importance of what they do and what we can do better. Maintaining our competitive advantage requires continuous investment in our people."


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Media has been abuzz with sexual misconduct allegations, denials and resignations. However, sexual politics has been an issue for millennia. The whole issue revolves around the powerful and the powerless, as well as the public perception of which is which. The current focused is on the accusers, talking points range from the accusers "deserve to be believed" to "due process" for the accused. However, to fully understand, debate and address the issues of sexual politics, you must look at the Big Picture.
What is the Big Picture? Well first it goes well beyond the current narrative of defenseless women being victims of powerful and predatory men. Kevin Spacey, Corey Feldman and Terry Crews are just a few current examples of non-female victim cases in the news. However, that does not minimize the fact that women are disproportionately the victims of sexual predatory behavior. The issue here is one of power more than gender though. However, that power is not always wielded by the the person "in power."
Three members of Congress announced their resignations in a three day period. In each case the severity of accusations differed, ranging from uncomfortable conversations (Rep. Trent Franks) to more serious accusations of groping and kissing (Sen. Al Franken) to sexual harassment and hostile work environment for women (Rep. John Conyers). Three powerful political figures and it could definitely be argued, if the allegations are true, they used that power improperly. Yet, in the end all three are leaving office, so who is more powerful, them or their accusers?
Going back to the beginning of these current scandals, Harvey Weinstein, you see a "powerful" man taken down by allegations. Those allegations were well known in the casting couch culture of Hollywood. The worst kept secret ever, yet there was no "proof," due process or day in court. Accusations alone, though multiple in nature, and the "court of public opinion" became judge, jury and executioner.
Whether it's Hollywood, broadcast newsrooms or Capital Hill there is another side of these stories NOT being discussed. Castigating powerful male sexual predators is all the rage, but what about the power women hold? Most men will tell you that in the world of sexual politics, women hold ALL the power. For most men, the prospects of sex are controlled almost exclusively by women. For most men, NO means NO! Some are not willing to take NO for an answer and those men definitely deserve punishment to the fullest extent of the law.
What if there is no – NO? Many in the media and politicians bring up the allegations against President Trump, all of which he has denied. They point to the Access Hollywood tape as "proof" that he admitted to sexually assaulting women, but did he? Everyone is familiar with his "grab them by the p***y" comment, but they fail to address the full context of the comment.
From the New York Times transcript of the tape:
Trump: "…when you're a star, they let you do it. You can do anything."
Bush: "Whatever you want."
Trump: "Grab 'em by the p***y. You can do anything."
Is a woman's failure to say NO, or correct the behavior, implied consent or at least perceived consent in the man's mind?
Feminist Gloria Steinem published an op-ed piece in The New York Times in the 90s in defense of Bill Clinton. In it she advanced what has become known as the "one free grope" theory. She argued that some of what Clinton was accused of did not amount to sexual harassment, because he backed off when they said no. Obviously, that standard does not fly today, but therein lies the problem. Defining what is and isn't acceptable behavior.
What once was considered polite conversation, like complimenting a woman's dress or hairstyle, is now considered by many to be harassment. What once was considered flirtatious, like "stealing a kiss" is now considered sexual assault. As are many behaviors once dismissed as being "forward," but not overly aggressive. Some, like the police in the U.K., are even considering making "sexist" or "misogynistic" behaviors a hate crime.
College campuses have begun to institute, what some would consider draconian, requirements for consent throughout "courtship" and sexual relations among college students. To the point where every furtive glance could be a "micro-aggression," every word a form of harassment and even an incidental touch potentially assault. We won't even get into the whole gender pronoun discussion resulting from today's gender fluidity.
The question is, what responsibility do women have in the sexual politics of relationships and procreation? They have the power to say NO. The power to accuse, even without proof. They even have the power to consent and then cry foul afterwards, but what is their responsibility? Sex IS power, which is why prostitution is referred to as the "world's oldest profession."
The Kardashians literally built an empire off of a sex tape. Minus a sex tape, these things generally happen in private. This makes accusations a matter of he said, she said with little proof. Unless it is reported immediately and forensic evidence is collected, there is seldom anything more than an accusation to go on.
Obviously, when dealing with people in powerful positions there are risks involved in reporting. When reporting against star athletes, celebrities, politicians or the rich and powerful there are usually repercussions. Most responsibilities have repercussions, but potential fallout does not relieve someone of their responsibility. It becomes an issue of risk versus reward. Unfortunately, the reward seldom outweighs the risk unless public sentiment is on your side, as it is today. One accusation typically emboldens others to speak out, like the #MeToo movement. Part of the problem is, because the FIRST one didn't speak out, others were put in the position to be harassed or abused.
Then there is the behavior of women themselves. I don't mean "blaming the victim" for how they dress or things like that. More in the double standard way, as in what's good for the goose is not necessarily good for the gander. Take the case of Matt Lauer and the allegations against him, specifically the alleged incident during the Sochi Olympics. While the allegations against him are despicable, is there a double standard? After all, his co-hosts Jenna and Hoda were seen "feeling up" a Tongan athlete, Pita Taufatofua, at the Rio Olympics on live TV. There was no crotch grabbing, that I'm aware of, but could Matt and Al have done this with a female athlete?
In order for this conversation to move forward, we must first define the rules. For men especially, the current "rules" are aggravatingly and dangerously fluid in nature. Not only are they ill-defined, but they are subject to change at any given time. So, what are the rules and responsibilities? Obviously men need to be respectful and women need to be able to set boundaries. But then shouldn't women be respectful as well and shouldn't men be able to set boundaries? What human interactions are off-limits and what can be tolerated in the name of continued communication between the sexes and procreation of the species? Are we headed towards a world where relationships are governed by waivers and contracts detailing every aspect of intimate conversation and contact?
When confronted with defining pornography, Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart wrote: "I shall not today attempt further to define the kinds of material I understand to be embraced within that shorthand description [hard-core pornography], and perhaps I could never succeed in intelligibly doing so. But I know it when I see it, and the motion picture involved in this case is not that." That "I know it when I see it" standard seems to apply in all matters related to sex and sexual relations as well. Rather than define right and wrong, we react to what we see or hear. Yet rarely do we see or hear the whole story (like a pornographic movie). We see accusations and denials, occasionally pictures or stained dresses, and society reacts to alleged "sexual misconduct" without context.
While men are most often cast as the sexual aggressor, assaulter or predator, women largely get a pass for the same behaviors. Female teachers who seduce underage boys typically get much lighter sentences than those where the genders are reversed. Men who use their "power" to seduce women are pigs, but what of the "gold diggers" who use their sexuality to seduce powerful men? Men are generally more powerful, physically, and those who abuse that strength difference sexually should rightly be shunned by society. By the same token, women are more powerful sexually. Men, in general, are easily swayed by the sexual advances of a woman and it is a double-edged sword. Women can use their sexuality to gain power, like the Kardashians, in the realm of espionage (pillow talk) or to destroy those in power, like the many powerful heads that have rolled recently.
Which brings me to my final point, "different strokes for different folks." Men and women are attracted to and repulsed by different things. What is viewed as an "unwanted sexual advance" by one woman may be expected by another. Likewise, men who have had success with a more aggressive approach are likely to continue that approach, which obviously will be viewed negatively by those women who are not receptive to it. The question is one of malicious intent. How aggressive is too aggressive? Can two adults settle it between themselves, chalk it up to personal differences or mixed signals and move on? Or does it reach a level of egregiousness that warrants reporting? If so, shouldn't there be some responsibility to report it in a timely manner?
How do we define a sexual landscape that allows for differences, yet addresses true predatory behavior? Workplace romances are always problematic, at the very least, yet for many the workplace is their main social interaction with member of the opposite sex. Other settings, like bars or college campuses, where alcohol is prevalent, present potential risk factors around consent and impaired judgement. Dating services and dating apps have their dangers as well, meeting virtual strangers based solely on a dating profile. Really? In short, sexual politics and relationships are fraught with dangers, miscues and differences on all sides. Fumbled flirtations, awkward advances and "he/she is just not that into you" are common, but not necessarily criminal or malicious.
It's an issue that is as old as humanity itself and an issue that goes much deeper than is being covered on the evening news. The point is that we have an ill-defined sense of right and wrong in the realm of sexual politics. Those who preach equality also seeks exceptions to that equality. Those who focus on power and responsibility on one side, ignore the power and responsibility on the other. As adults, attraction and sex will always be a part of the equation. Adulting is hard, sometimes you have to stand up for yourself and risk losing everything or accept the situation and move on. As a society, moral outrage is easy, but defining societal standards is much harder.
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Ways To Employ The Correct Apparatus To Make The Job Safe
For anyone contemplating building or constructing something that will need footings, trench shoring is an absolute must. With a trench box, the safety of anyone working there is perhaps safeguarded as much as possible. Of course, things do go wrong with any kind of building work, but ensuring that the workers can relax in the knowledge that they will be safe is absolutely necessary.
The problem occurs when channels have to be cut into the ground to take foundations or tubes to carry any kind of wires. Because of the forces of gravity and such, walls can bulge inwards making it a possible area for accidents that can happen. Shoring up or lining the channel is necessary to stop the soil or material sliding into the hole by the force of gravity.
Many people used to use railroad style logs to shore up the sides, but this is now frowned upon because of the trees being destroyed. People or companies can hire all the equipment they need these days to stop any accidents occurring.
This equipment is normally made from heavy duty steel so that they can be reused when the next job has started. Although hiring is an option for one off jobs, buying the equipment is also an option for those who are in the industry that requires them to construct things. Although it may look expensive to begin with, all those savings on hiring will eventually become very apparent.
Of course, there are many ways to shore up walls wherever they are. It is not always necessary to use equipment that will be taken away later. However, leaving in equipment will ensure that the sidings will not fall in.
Take, for example steep sided ravines that have been cut for a new road to go through. Sometimes these sides are concreted to ensure that they do not slide into the part that was cut out. But filling loose wire cages with rough cut stone and piling them up the sides, acts as a kind of preventative measure to ensure that movement does not occur. This is a very cost effective way of stopping landslides and is a system that is employed world wide.
There is a different method for those channels that carry water since this has a damaging effect on any of the surroundings. Water is extremely heavy and will literally 'eat' its way through the ground if left to damage anything in its path. This will result in the walls of the ravine becoming unstable over time and the sides could well be weakened. Water will then find its way through the easiest route so it could put lives in danger if the ravine is for those who live nearby.
Other necessary safety equipment on building sites also have their uses. Scaffolding used to be made up of pipes and planks, but these days, the art of raising scaffolding has changed tremendously in the last few decades. Tying the scaffolding to the building to secure it is a must since wobbly and shaky walkways will inevitably cause an accident at some time. Considering the amount of money can be lost in litigation, getting the job done right the first time is probably the best route to take.


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"If we are out of our mind [just unstable fanatics as some critics say], it is for God; if we are in our right mind, it is for your benefit."2 CORINTHIANS 5:13
I love this scripture. Our pastor showed this to us Sunday night saying, "I have found the verse for Worship Life." It could not be more accurate. "Out of my mind for Jesus." To do this right, to do Jesus justice, we have to not care what the world thinks. Let critics be critics. But I'm going to have fun and rejoice in the Lord. Whether I look like a crazy mad man or not. Go big or go home. The crazier the better. Jump, dance, shout, sing. He loves it all. I grew up not being so free to do things for the Lord. Raising my hand in church was hard enough. Speaking out in church made my insides grow on fire and I just couldn't get the words out. I thank God for taking me out of that stage in my life. I can see how much I've grown and I only want to grow more. I never want to be afraid to speak or dance for God. He deserves everything I have to give him. My best advice if you're a little shy or just not exactly sure on what to say or do. Is to push yourself. You have to jump right out of your comfort zone. It may feel odd at first or scary even, but that effort pleases God. By being faithful to God, He will be faithful to you. He will take you from your human flesh into your spiritual flesh, where you're able to block out everything around you and be free. Just you and Him. Push push push. You're entering in to a new level. God is giving you the "oxygen to breath in new levels," we spoke these words out on our prayer tour and they're so powerful. Never be afraid. You have nothing to fear.


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The first bird guide training targeted at youths from the Rugezi Marsh area in northern Rwanda was a resounding success. Five boys and four girls from nine administrative sectors that define the Rugezi Marsh social catchment attended an integrated bird guide and avi-tourism training workshop held between the 20th and 24th of July. The workshop was organised by the Albertine Rift Conservation Society (ARCOS), our in-country partner, under a project aimed at introducing conservation finance mechanisms for sustainable management of wetland resources at Rugezi Marsh. The project is funded by the Critical Ecosystems Partnership Fund (CEPF) through BirdLife International.
Theory and practical sessions enabled trainees to gain new knowledge and skills that are critical in the identification of bird species and their preferred habitats. Since the plan is for the trainees to start providing basic guiding services to tourists and other visitors, the training curriculum included topics such as client handling and communication. Each trainee received a copy of the Birds of East Africa and a pair of binoculars so that they can put skills gained into practice. We will provide post-training mentorship and support under a new project funded by the MacArthur Foundation. Ultimately, this training will go a long way in developing the trained youths' capacity to participate in community-based ecotourism, one of the non-extractive livelihood projects that we are promoting to reduce pressure on the Rugezi Marsh. Rugezi Marsh is Rwanda's breeding site for two globally endangered species, the Grey Crowned Crane and the Grauer's Swamp Warbler.


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Uber Fires 20 Employees Over Harassment Claims
On Tuesday, Uber made the official announcement that it dismissed 20 employees because of some harassment claims. On the same day, the company's head of global diversity Bernard Coleman said at TC Sessions: Justice that this latest report was one of the first steps to improve Uber's culture. He also said that he is very excited about making progress and that he wishes to make Uber a much better work environment. Coleman has not been at Uber for a long time. Actually, he joined the company in January, before former engineer Susan Fowler accused the ride hailing company of sexual harassment. She also accused them of human resources negligence. Her actions started a storm of problems for Uber and also prompted an investigation into the matter.
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Fowler's accusations made Coleman feel bad and ashamed. At the time, he was new and still living with his family in Virginia. He had also sold the house and was ready to move on the other side of the country. He admitted to feeling helpless mainly because he was not in San Francisco when this scandal began. However, at Tuesday's meeting, the company revealed the results of an investigation into 215 employees. They were all accused of harassment. So, as a result of this investigation, 20 of them lost their jobs and other 100 were cleared of accusations. Meanwhile, 57 are still under investigation, 31 are receiving counseling and 7 have been warned through a written letter.
However, another investigation is currently analyzing the workplace issues Fowler complained about. Board members are currently in possession of that review and its results are going to become public next Tuesday. Apart from these investigations, Uber also needs to deal with its damaged public image. Moreover, the company is currently working towards improving workforce diversity.
A tough battle
During the meeting, Coleman admitted that the company still has a lot of work to do, especially in what concerns diversity. Also, he said that taking diversity into account when you're a big company becomes extremely important. However, this is a mistake any beginner company makes. They need to tackle this issue right from the get-go. Otherwise, things might become complicated along the way and they are also much difficult to fix afterwards.
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Team Satan Making A Move To Put Nuclear Waste Plant Next To Great Lakes!
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Team Satan Making A Move To Put Nuclear Waste Plant Next To Great Lakes!
May 27, 2014
Nuclear waste has no where to go! Can't fix Fukushima! Can't fix Nuclear Waste site problem, that holds the waste from first atomic bomb, now leaking!
Nuclear waste continues to be dumped into oceans and now threaten to contaminate the fresh water rivers and lakes in the U.S. This is one world, with two teams.
One that by actions and words are clearly representing Satan...along with those that destroy the environment.
No water...No Life!
No air...No Life!
No bees...No Life!
No God...No Life!
As long as team Satan continues to produce nuclear anything...there will be waste.
All these years making trillions of profit with no exit strategy, just like Afghanistan, Iraq, Egypt, Syria, and Africa. Team Satan will never do anything that benefits the people!
Billions of Gallons Radioactive Waste Dumped & Leaking at Hanford
Do you know someone who has cancer or some other disease?
They could have been exposed to one of the numerous nuclear dumps sites all but forgotten.
Nuclear Power and Oil for Team Satan or Hemp Energy, Oil, & Homes For People For Team "God"
Sides are being drawn with a "RED LINE"
Waiting for truth.
Waiting for the world to change for Team "God" peace, over Team Satan wars!
No Justice...No Peace...
Friendship/Love/Trust/Respect/Unity for all living things...
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Got the practical driving test on your mind? Worry no more! Our local instructors share some inside tips on passing your driving test as a South West Londoner.
No matter how confident a driver you are, every test centre will have its fair share of quirks that you'll need to be prepared for ahead of your driving test. From tricky roundabouts to speed limits to watch out for, our top local instructors have given us some of their top tips on passing your test in the area.
Since there aren't any test centres in South West London itself, learners will have to travel a while to get to a test centre. That means it's doubly important to become familiar with the roads surrounding the test centre of your choice, as the likelihood is that you won't know them very well!
No matter which test centre you've chosen, you're certain to be faced with heavy traffic which is part and parcel of driving in and around London! If Croydon is your test centre of choice, our instructor Salemon warns, "it's a challenging place. The test centre is always busy and it's located in main traffic."
Whichever test centre you've chosen, if it's within reach of South West London then there are likely to be plenty of parked cars lining residential streets and even B roads. That's why another of our top instructors, Musa, believes that the key is "effective and timely observation".
Of course, observation isn't only necessary when overtaking parked cars, and Salemon adds that, "observation when changing lanes and joining traffic is paramount. If you cause other road users to slow down due to not looking well enough, you will get a major fault".
In Croydon, this is particularly important on the Roman Way dual carriageway, which goes up to 40 mph. You're likely to have to change lanes, so make sure you practise observing here, as well as reading the road signs.
During their driving tests, learners are often caught out on roundabouts, particularly in Isleworth according to instructor Musa - so brush up on the correct technique before your test. Salemon warns of one particular roundabout in Croydon that learners often trip up on: "Lombard Roundabout is very close to the test centre and lots of people struggle here. Get some practice and get used to it so you're confident driving on this during your test."
So, make sure you're confident on roundabouts, overtaking parked cars and switching lanes on a dual carriageway. And a final word of advice from Salemon: "look, look and look again before you commit".


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Note: The Chatterbox Group is now closed. Please search "LGBT" for the latest information on LGBT groups in the city. KROMA is the organisation taking over from Chatterbox.
(Updated October 2016)
For Mature Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender People.
Social group, also running computer literacy classes, crafts, reading and other events. Visit the website for more information.