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I ordered a bunch of compact tape measures to give to game masters at Barrage. Today I made mockups of the tables that will be stuck to the two sides. I think they will be a nice gift.
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45 Congo game at HAWKs Game Day
44 Flying Carpet Racing at HAWKs Game Day
43 Look, Sarge, No Charts: WWII 1941 (HAWKs night)
42 Combat Patrol Star Wars game for video play through
41 Combat Patrol 1939 Winter War (HAWKs night)
40 Combat Patrol WWII (Fall In! play test day)
39 GASLIGHT Dr. Who game (Fall In! play test day)
38 Combat Patrol Star Wars (HAWKs night)
37 Scrappers rules test
36 This is Not a Test rules test
35 Combat Patrol Poland 1939 (HAWKs night)
34 Combat Patrol with Chris Abbey in Leeds
33 Chariot Racing (Historicon)
32 Navies for Kids Giveaway (Historicon)
32 Combat Patrol Pomme du Terre 1944 (Historicon)
30 Combat Patrol Pomme du Terre 1940 (Historicon)
29 Combat Patrol Bocage #2 (Historicon)
28 Combat Patrol Bocage #1 (Historicon)
27 Rogue Stars test game
26 Frostgrave Campaign, #7
25 Frostgrave Campaign, #6
24 Look, Sarge, No Charts: 1914 (HAWKs night)
23 Fate of Battle Historicon Play Test (HAWKs night)
22 Mad Max (NJ Con)
21 Combat Patrol Cowboys (NJ Con)
20 Combat Patrol Moros in the Philippines (NJ Con)
19 Combat Patrol War of 1812 (NJ Con)
18 Frostgrave Campaign, #5
17 Combat Patrol France 1940 (War Horse)
16 Combat Patrol Cowboys (War Horse)
15 Kurt's Super Awesome Fun Napoleonics (HAWKs night)
14 Zoro Skirmish (after painting day)
13 Frostgrave Post Apokalypse (HAWKs night)
12 Frostgrave Campaign, #4
11 Combat Patrol Hedgerow (Cold Wars)
10 Combat Patrol Hedgerow (Cold Wars)
09 Combat Patrol Winter War (Cold Wars)
08 Star Wars Combat Patrol play test
07 Congo (HAWKs night)
06 Kurt's Super Awesome Fun Napoleonics (another HAWKs night)
05 Frostgrave Campaign, #3
04 Kurt's Super Awesome Fun Napoleonics (HAWKs night)
03 Frostrgrave Campaign, #1
02 Combat Patrol(TM) Star Wars (HAWKs night)
01 X-Wing (New Year's Eve)
67 Combat Patrol glider assault (New Year's Eve)
66 12 Doctors of Christmas GASLIGHT game (New Year's Eve)
65 Mexican American Combat Patrol
64 Frostgrave (Chris' House)
63 Frostgrave (Chris' House)
62 Combat Action Command play test (HAWKs night)
61 Battle of Lvov (Look, Sarge, No Charts: WWII) (Fall In)
60 Battle of Heilsberg (Fate of Battle) Fall In
59 Look, Sarge, No Charts: American Civil War (Fall In)
58 Poland 1939 Combat Patrol(TM) Game (Fall In)
57 Frostgrave (Chris' House)
56 Moros in the Philippines with Combat Patrol (HAWKs night)
55 Hedgerow Skirmish with Combat Patrol (Barrage)
54 Skirmish Action commando raid (Barrage)
53 War May Be play test (Rules by Mark Morin) (Wood's Hole)
52 Star Wars Combat Patrol(TM): WWII (Casa Surdu)
51 War of 1812 play test of Combat Patrol(TM) Napoleonic Wars (Casa Surdu)
50 LSNC: Science Fiction play test (Casa Surdu)
49 2x Imperial Assault (Casa Surdu)
48 Combat Patrol 1939 (HAWKs night)
47 Dragon / Lion Rampant (Chris' House)
46 Frostgrave (Chris' House)
45 Frostgrave (Casa Palmer)
44 Combat Patrol Napoleonic play test (Casa Surdu)
43 Combat Patrol colonial play test (Casa Surdu)
42 Source of the Nile (Historicon)
41 Combat Patrol Star Wars (Historicon)
40 Warsaw Uprising (Combat Patrol) (Historicon)
39 War Rocket (Historicon)
38 Armies for Kids Giveaway (Historicon)
37 Kerfuffle at the Crossroads (Combat Patrol) (Historicon)
36 Americans vs. Japanese Combat Patrol (War Horse)
35 Modern Afghanistan with Ed's Rules (War Horse)
34 Rubbled city play test Stalingrad (Casa Surdu)
33 Rubbled city play test Warsaw uprising (Casa Surdu)
32 WWII France 1944 Combat Patrol game (HAWKs night)
31 Frostgrave (Casa Palmer)
30 DUST Tactics (HAWKs night)
29 Dr. Who and the Lost Soldier (Nashcon)
28 Elven Capital (Bear Yourselves Valiantly) (Nashcon)
27 Paris 1814 (Fate of Battle) (Nashcon)
26 Japanese counter attack on Marines and Paratroopers with Combat Patrol (Nashcon)
25 Gunboat Diplomacy naval game (Nashcon)
24 Combat Patrol demonstration game (Partizan)
23 Combat Patrol demonstration game (Partizan)
22 Forstgrave at Critical Hit
21 Combat Patrol play test for NASHCON (HAWKs night)
20 Combat Patrol Napoleonic play test (Casa Surdu)
19 WWII Combat Patrol game for video session (Casa Surdu)
18 Muskets and Tomahawks club game (HAWKs night)
17 Combat Patrol Falklands play test (Casa Surdu)
16 Combat Patrol Napoleonic play test (Casa Surdu)
15 Frostgrave (Chris' house)
14 Roman Circus chariot race (Cold Wars)
13 Combat Patrol France 1940 (Cold Wars)
12 Combat Patrol Poland 1939 (Cold Wars)
11 Combat Patrol Finland 1939 (Cold Wars)
10 Tekumel GASLIGHT game (Games and Stuff)
09 25mm Napoleonic skirmish Combat Patrol (War Horse)
08 20mm France 1940 Combat Patrol (War Horse)
07 15mm Regimental Fire and Fury (HAWKs night)
06 Combat Patrol demo game in Orlando
05 Frostgrave at Chris' house
04 Science Fiction Combat Patrol (HAWKs night)
03 Winter War Combat Patrol (HAWKs night)
02 Boot Hill (HAWKs night)
01 X-Wing (Paladin, Orlando)
50) Santa GASLIGHT (New Year's Eve)
49) Pulp Middle Eastern Extravaganza (New Year's Eve)
48) Combat Patrol WWI (Duncan's Christmas Game)
47) Combat Patrol Winter War (HAWKs night)
46) Jackson's Bridge (HAWKs Night)
45) Antietam Sunken Road (114th Signal SLDP)
44) Poland 1939 Look, Sarge, No Charts WWII (Fall In)
43) Reichenbach 1813 Fate of Battle (Fall In)
42) Combat Patrol French Village part 1 (Fall In)
41) Combat Patrol French Village part 2 (Fall In)
40) 10mm Chariot Race (Fall In)
39) Combat Patrol (Barrage)
38) Frostgrave (Casa Palmer)
37) 20mm WWII (Rifles to the Front) (HAWKs Night)
36) 10mm Chariot Race (HAWKs Night)
35) GAMER WWII play test (Fuson's birthday bash)
34) Muskets and Tomahawks (Fuson's birthday bash)
33) Star Crush (Pulp Figures) play test (Historicon)
32) Eric's WWII GAMER event (Historicon)
31) Zombie shopping mall (Historicon)
30) Defense of Schloss Iter (Historicon)
29) Kid's Defense of Schloss Iter (Historicon)
28) Zombie shopping mall play test (HAWKs Night)
27) Star Wars Miniatures (Casa Surdu)
26) Skirmish Sangin (HAWKs Night)
25) Songs of Blades and Heroes (Palmer's Pillbox)
23-24) Imperial Assault (Casa Surdu)
22) GAMER 10-player WWII (HAWKs Night)
21) Star Wars Miniatures (Hoth) (Casa Surdu)
20) GAMER War of 1812 Skirmish (HAWKs Night)
19) 54mm Chariot Race (Cold Wars)
18) Attack on the Elven Capital (Cold Wars)
17) Siege of Paris, 1814 (Cold Wars)
16) Northwest Frontier by GASLIGHT (Cold Wars)
15) Secret Weapons of the Luftwaffe (Cold Wars)
14) Star Wars Miniatures (two games) (Casa Surdu)
13) Kasserine (LSNC: WWII) (HAWKs Night)
12) Wellington Rules War of 1812 (HAWKs Night)
11) Northwest Frontier by GASLIGHT (Casa Surdu)
10) X-Wing attack on Laser Turrets (JJ CON)
9) Roman Circus (JJ CON)
8) Orc's Drift (Eric, GASLIGHT) (JJ CON)
7) GAMER War of 1812 (JJ CON)
5) Roman Circus (JJ CON)
4) Beer and Pretzels Iron Clads (JJ CON)
3) Pterodactyl play test (Casa Surdu)
2) Noah's Sangin Afghanistan game (HAWKs Night)
1) 3x games of DC Hero Clicks (with Chris in JAN)
44) Large New Year's Eve X-Wing game
43) Santa New Year's Eve GASLIGHT game
42) Duncan's War of 1812 G.A.M.E.R. game
41) Kevin Fischer's anime game (HAWKS night)
40) HAWKs 1000 Desert Race game (HAWKs night)
39) 114th Signal (six LSNC games)
38) G.A.M.E.R. WWII scenario (HarCon)
37) Battle of Five Armies (HarCon)
36) G.A.M.E.R. WWII scenario at October HAWKs night
35) LSNC WWI Duncan's Battle of the Marne scenario (War Horse Farm)
34) LSNC WWII Battle of Lvov (War Horse Farm)
33) G.A.M.E.R. play test of Fall In event (HAWKs night)
32) G.A.M.E.R. play test (limited group at Buck's war room)
31) 100 Years War (BYV) (HAWKs night)
30) Commandos Strike at Dawn (GAMER) (HISTORICON)
29) HAWKs 1000 race game (HISTORICON)
28) Battle of Hanau with Fate of Battle (HISTORICON)
27) Battle of Mincio River with Fate of Battle (HISTORICON)
26) Them! (giant ants using GASLIGHT) (HISTORICON)
25) Undersea by GASLIGHT (NASHCON)
24) Dave's Rescue the Prince (NASHCON)
23) Duncan's War of 1812 New Orleans Prelude (NASHCON)
22) G.A.M.E.R. commando game (NASHCON)
21) Dave's Rescue the Prince play test (HAWKs night)
20) G.A.M.E.R. tank battle (HAWKs night)
19) Laon (114th Signal SLPD)
18) 1664 at Schlegel's Ferry (Cold Wars)
17) Montmirail 1814 (Cold Wars)
16) LaRothiere 1814 (Cold Wars)
15) G.A.M.E.R. play test (Cold Wars)
14) Battle of La Rothiere (War Horse Con, March)
13) LSNC: WWI game (War Horse Con, March)
12) 1x Blood and Swash Valentine's Day (February)
10) and 11) 2x Battle Troll (January)
9) 1x Saga (January)
8) G.A.M.E.R. WWII play test (January)
7) Beer and Pretzels Ironclads (JJ Con)
5) and 6) 2x Chariot Race (JJ Con)
4) Bear Yourself Valiantly (fantasy) (JJ Con)
3) Fate of Battle (JJ Con)
2) G.A.M.E.R. WWII (JJ Con)
1) X-Wing Fighter (JJ Con)
I ordered a bunch of compact tape measures to give to game masters at Barrage. Today I made mockups of the tables that will be stuck to the two sides. I think they will be a nice gift.
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1x 10mm science fiction infantry battalion
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22 10mm Reaper CAV heavy tanks
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22x 10mm Reaper CAV heavy tanks
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3 Hinterland Maxim crew
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60 10mm Pendraken dwarfs
12 10mm Copplestone horse archers
6 Reaper Bones griffons
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20 10mm Pendraken orcs
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12 10mm Coppletsone elf cavalry
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60 10mm Copplestone orcs (12 strips)
30 10mm Copplestone orc archers (6 strips)
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270 10mm Not Quite Seven Years War figures
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Fifth-ranked UF softball finished off the week in Palm Springs, Calif., with a 5-3 victory over Georgia Tech on Saturday.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Marquis Dendy wasn't about to complain about setting a meet record with a long jump of 27 feet, � inches at the SEC Indoor Track and Field Championships.
The Florida sophomore, however, would have preferred to jump just a bit farther — even after setting the mark for the longest jump in the world this year.
Dendy leaped a personal best, but he was just a bit short of the 27-5 mark he needed to earn the new car his father had promised him.
"I've got to talk to the delegation," Dendy said. "My dad's here, so I've got tell him, 'Two inches, can't you just give me two inches or whatever?' I'm going to talk to him about that. Surely, right after these interviews, I'm definitely going to talk to him about that."
New car or not, Dendy's win gave the defending national champion Gators a much-needed 10 points in their effort against top-ranked Arkansas. The Razorbacks, who won the SEC meet last year and have won six of the last seven, held a 52-34 team lead after Saturday.
Dendy will be back at work inside the Randal Tyson Track Center on Sunday, hoping to earn more points in the triple jump on final day of the three-day meet.
Senior David Triassi started the day off strong for the Gator men, claiming the SEC men's weight throw title with a personal-best mark of 21.59m/70-10, just one centimeter off the school record of teammate Jeremy Postin, who turned in a runner-up finish with his throw of 21.48m/70-5.75.
For the time being, however, he reveled in repeating as the long jump champion — besting his previous best of 26-5�. The record jump came on his second attempt, following a foul on his first, and it topped the previous SEC best of 27-0 was set by Alabama's Miguel Pate in 2002.
The Arkansas women also took the lead entering the final day of the event, leading 37-28 over second-place Georgia. Top-ranked LSU is fifth with 13.5 points.
SOFTBALL: Fifth-ranked UF (16-1) finished off the week in Palm Springs, Calif., with a 5-3 victory over Georgia Tech on Saturday at the Big League Dreams Sports Complex
Florida went 4-1 over its three-day stay in the desert, with wins over Loyola Marymount, Oklahoma State, Syracuse and Georgia Tech, while falling shy in a school-record 12-inning game against No. 7 Missouri on Friday.
Freshman leadoff and second baseman Kelsey Stewart was 3-for-3 on the day with three RBI and a sac bunt to fuel UF's come-from-behind victory, knocking a bases-clearing double to pull UF ahead of Georgia Tech, 5-3, in the top of the sixth.
Stewart led UF at the plate throughout the tournament, going 7-for-21 (.333), including a double, two triples, five RBI and three stolen bases.
The Gators will head to USF for a 6 p.m. clash Wednesday Florida will then return home for its second of two home tournaments this spring. UF will host Drake, Mount St. Mary's, FAMU and Presbyterian in the three-day tournament starting March 1 at Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium. The Gators will open the tournament Friday at 4 p.m. with Drake, followed by a 6:15 match-up with Mount St. Mary's.
Men's tennis: Florida was on court for more than four hours Saturday before dropping a tightly contested match to No. 16 Baylor, 4-3, at Linder Stadium at Ring Tennis Complex. After falling behind early, the Gators evened the match at 3-3 but couldn't pull out a victory. The Gators fell to 6-4 on the season and look to begin SEC play next weekend. Baylor is 7-1.
LACROSSE: No. 3 Florida will wrap up its three-game homestand with a noon matchup today against the University at Albany. The Gators are 5-0 on the season and look to extend their home win streak to 13 games at Donald R. Dizney Stadium.


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Susan McIntire, left, and Kristina Davidson chaired the party thanking patrons and sponsors of Western Fantasy 2009. Photo by Joanne Davidson, The Denver Post
What: Cocktail party and fashion show
Where: Neiman Marcus Cherry Creek
Chairwomen: Susan McIntire and Kristina Davidson
Come Oct. 17, a number of folks will be Steppin' Up & Steppin' Out in support of Volunteers of America by making their way to the National Western Events Center for the Sweet Sixteen edition of Western Fantasy. Country legend Kenny Rogers is the headliner.
Last week, the benefit's top-tier guests were invited to a thank-you fete at Neiman Marcus Cherry Creek.
Susan McIntire and Kristina Davidson organized the cocktail gathering; Bill and Yvonne McCallum are chairing Western Fantasy and are the first couple to reprise that role.
Western Fantasy was started by Sharon Magness Blake and Jean Galloway, and both were at the patron gathering to help the McCallums and store manager Christel Dikeman greet a crowd that included corporate co-chair Christian Anschutz and his mother, Nancy; Denver Nuggets star Chauncey Billups and his wife, Piper; past chairs Gail Johnson, Barry and Arlene Hirschfeld, and Frances Owens; former VOA board chair David Kikumoto; and KYGO morning personality Kelly Ford, who served as the evening's emcee.
The Hirschfelds, by the way, became first-time grandparents a couple of weeks ago, courtesy of son Hayden and his wife, Elana.
The McCallums acknowledged that this is "a tough year" for big-ticket fundraisers such as Western Fantasy, which made them all the more grateful for the favorable response received thus far. Companies and individuals alike have stepped up to the plate, they said, and things seem to be on track for a good crowd and healthy net profit.
Epicurean Catering provided the food, and folks like Faye and Dr. Reginald Washington, Dick Saunders, Anita and Dr. Joseph Becky, Sharon Whiton Gelt, Ed and Gayle Novak, Monica Owens, Layne Hunt and Craig Fleishman, Kathryn Kaiser, Lyn Schaffer, Jane Netzorg, Eula Adams and Steve and Wendy Weil sampled from a buffet that ranged from grilled lamb chops to cheese quesadillas.
Guests were also treated to a shoe and accessory fashion show that contained pieces well-suited for the benefit's "elegant Western" dress code.
Others enjoying the festive prelude were Myrna Mourning, immediate past president of the VOA Guild; Dave Rye, chairman of the VOA-Colorado board; chair-elect Kalleen Malone and her husband, Bob; auction coordinator Steve Edmonds, who said items up for bid this year include a trip to the Super Bowl and a Las Vegas weekend with tickets to one of the last shows by the soon-to-part-ways country duo Brooks and Dunn; Steve Rosdal, co-founder of Hyde Park Jewelers, sponsor of the benefit's Panning for Gold attraction; attorney Ellen Stewart; board member Barbara Grogan with daughter Holiday Goodreau; Brandis and Steve Pelletier; staff coordinator Michael James; and Dianna Kunz, president and CEO of VOA-Colorado.
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dill - aneetho
dough - zeemaree
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drink (alcoholic) - potto
drink (other) - roffima (usually used for hot drinks, such as cofee, tea etc)
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PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - The Catholic Archdiocese of Philadelphia, battered since 2011 by a high-profile child sex abuse scandal, said on Sunday it had placed another five priests on administrative leave, including one accused of sexual abuse.
Following a church investigation Archbishop Charles J. Chaput determined that there was a substantiated case of sexual abuse of a minor against a 58-year-old priest identified as Michael A. Chapman, according to a church statement. It gave no further details on the allegation.
Chapman was not immediately available for comment.
The other four suspended priests were determined to have violated standards of behavior and boundaries, the church said without elaborating. A church document defines one of the boundaries as pertaining to appropriate behavior with children.
The church said it had already reported the allegations against the men to the Philadelphia district attorney's office, and an archdiocese spokesman said he was not aware of any criminal charges against the men.
Calls to the district attorney's office were not immediately returned on Sunday.
The move means the suspended priests can have no public ministry, administer sacraments, wear clerical garb or present themselves as priests. All the suspensions announced on Sunday have been in effect for some time, with four of them dating back to 2011.
The allegations against the five grew out of a 2011 Philadelphia grand jury report that ended with the jailing of Monsignor William Lynn, the highest-ranking U.S. Catholic Church official convicted in a child sex abuse scandal.
Lynn, the one-time secretary of the clergy for the archdiocese, was convicted last year of endangering the welfare of a child by reassigning a priest with a history of sexual abuse to a Philadelphia parish that was unaware of his past.
Lynn's case is under appeal.
David Clohessy, director of the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests, was critical of Chaput's handling of the investigation.
"There's only one reason to delay and to lump multiple accused predator priests together for one big announcement," Clohessy said before the church released its statement on Sunday.
"Chaput simply wants to try and make sure there's just one story about child-molesting clerics, not several stories."
Kenneth Gavin, the archdiocese spokesman, said on Sunday the grand jury found in its report that other cases should be studied, although no indictments were issued, and no names were listed at the time.
Gavin said the archdiocese launched its own investigation to seek other possible violations. Before Sunday, 18 priests were placed on leave since 2011, but eight of them were later found suitable for the ministry, and another nine were found unsuitable.
In addition to Chapman, the other priests whose suspensions were announced on Sunday ranged in age from 40 to 75. One is a 75-year-old former military chaplain for the Pennsylvania National Guard and U.S. Air Force, who has also served in parish schools.
Also on Sunday, two priests were cleared by the church of any wrongdoing. Gavin said a decision has not been made about what may come next for them.
Separately in Minnesota, Archbishop John Nienstedt of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis apologized on Sunday for having "overlooked" the problem of sexual abuse by priests.
These were his first public comments on the matter since the archdiocese was forced this month by a judge to release the names of about 30 priests suspected of abusing minors over a span of decades.
"When I arrived here seven years ago one of the first things I was told is that this whole question of clerical sexual abuse had been taken care of," Nienstedt told reporters after addressing parishioners at Our Lady of Grace Church in Edina, southwest of Minneapolis.
"Unfortunately I believed that."
In videotaped comments posted on the Star Tribune newspaper's website, Nienstedt said he wanted to "hold up the 97 percent of our priests who are honest, noble, hardworking, selfless individuals."
A spokesman for the archdiocese did not immediately respond to requests seeking comment.
(Additional reporting by Jonathan Kaminsky in San Francisco; Editing by Cynthia Johnston and Paul Simao)


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The Stiff-Arm is a violent weapon that RBs of all sizes can use to attack defenders and gain a leverage advantage. It is similar to the Boom in the Boom Drill in that both techniques use the hand that is not carrying the football, but the Stiff-Arm is more of a long-distance weapon to keep a defender away from the body. The Stiff-Arm Drill in the video emphasizes an upward motion with the heel of the hand, but it can be a downward punch to a defender trying to hold on, as well, as LaDainian Tomlinson illustrates above. Hall-of-Fame RB Jim Brown describes it in this excellent article on the Stiff Arm: "If the person is not up on you, you can actually extend your arm fully and sometimes if he is coming low, you can put your hand, the stiff-arm, on top of his head."
LaDainian Tomlinson talks about how to utilize the Stiff-Arm in the same article: "Sometimes you can plant it in their face so they can't see where to grab you. And then sometimes you want to plant it in their chest, so his arms get shorter and he can't grab you." Jim Brown adds to "hit him in the face and make him blink and lose his particular balance."
In the video you will see Ricky Williams use it as a blow to the throat and Beanie Wells use it to get a defender off-balance so he could then run by him. Most of the cut-ups show the Stiff-Arm as a blow to the face as Tomlinson and Brown described. All in all, the Stiff-Arm is a brutally effective weapon for the RB, and it is made even more deadly when this drill is practiced periodically throughout the season. Check it out and try it.


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Jim Lehrer has a few words in response to those who thought he let President Obama and Mitt Romney ramble on and roll over him in Wednesday's presidential debate:
"So what?"
The veteran PBS newsman, who was persuaded by the Presidential Debate Commission to moderate his 12th debate — the last one he'll do, he vows — says the event wasn't about "control" or the strict enforcement of rules. It was about producing a sharp discussion and substantive contrast between the candidates. Besides, he says, few people seemed to understand that the new format, which divided the discussion into 15 minute segments, was supposed to encourage such exchanges.
In this edited transcript of a phone conversation Friday morning, Lehrer, 78, lays out his thoughts about what went down in Denver the other night.
Question: What was your overall impression of the debate?
Answer: Well, there was a new format, [that has] never been tried before. People have always said what we really ought to have is a more open exchange among the candidates, keep moderators out of it and let the candidates really talk to each other. Well, this was a step toward doing that. And I felt that from that point of view it certainly worked.
Q: Were there drawbacks to it?
A: I had wanted to cover a lot more ground in terms of subjects. But it took longer because the candidates gave longer answers than I, in an ideal world, would have hoped. And so a lot of things went by the board because of that. But all of the discussion, it seemed to me, was about things that mattered. They weren't talking about things off in the margins. They were talking about things that truly divide them. I was anxious to try to draw the distinctions and the choices and the differences. Sometimes I was successful, sometimes I was not. But generally speaking, I thought that worked.
Q: People could see that they talked over you and went past the time limits that you were trying to enforce. What was your reaction as that was happening?
A: It was frustrating as it began happening, when they didn't answer the questions directly and they went over time. But I kept reminding myself: "Hey, wait a minute. Waaait a minute. This isn't about rules. This is about the reality of the exchange of the two candidates." So I just backed off. . . . I had no problem doing that. Yes, there were times when I pushed them, and sometimes they ran over and ignored me and all that sort of stuff. So what? I mean, it isn't about my power, my control or whatever. It was about what the candidates were doing, what they were talking about and what impression they were leaving with the voters. That's what this is about. It's not about how I felt about things.
There were several minutes in the middle of the debate where I just backed off and they just talked. And I thought those were the magic moments.
Q: You've done 11 debates before this one, but this one seems to have drawn more commentary. How do you view that?
A: All the debates are very different. All the previous ones that I've been involved in were very controlled, by nature. The rules were such — two-minute answers, 90-second responses — it was very easy to control that sort of thing. With this one, where you had 15 minutes of open discussion, and there was no formal way to say to Candidate A, "Hey, you're over the time." There was no time limit internally within the discussion. So it was up to me, or the good judgment of the candidate, just not to go on and on. Sometimes I was successful at it, sometimes I was not. Sometimes the candidates were successful at controlling themselves, and sometimes not. But that is just the nature of this [format]. A lot of people said it was a good thing to try it. And I agree. So the criticism of me, it's understandable. Everybody is used to the old way of doing things — where the moderator controls things. So I understand why people were a little startled and criticized me, but they were criticizing me under a set of old rules, not the new ones. [Laughs.]
Q: Do you think we should use this new format again?
A: Absolutely. It probably needs some tweaking. Tweaking not only by the people who put the debates on, but by the candidates as well.
Remember, whatever people are declaring about this debate, who won and who lost, they're not talking about it the way they talked in the past. They're not talking about gaffes or some little incident of some kind. They're talking about what was said. Which is what it ought to be.
Q: Do you have any advice for the next moderator?
A: No! I don't have any specific advice. The importance of these debates has been demonstrated. The [forthcoming] debates are going to be even more important because this one drew so much attention.
Q: Is this your last time moderating? Will you be back?
A: [Laughs.] You know, if I do another debate, I would first have to chuck my wife and my three daughters and my six grandchildren. No, I agreed to do this this one solely because the debate commission had come up with this new format and they wanted me to give it a try. If this becomes the model for future debates, there will be no other reason for me to moderate another debate.
Q: One last thing: What was your reaction when Governor Romney said he intended to end funding for PBS? Did it sound to you like he was saying, "I'll take the rug right out from under you if I'm president?"
A: He's said that before. That didn't bother me or surprise me.


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Hot Harry's Family Friday
Hot Harry along with his father, his stepmother, his aunts, uncles, and cousins attended a church service today to remember his great grandmother the Queen Mother. Really, really want to know what Princess Anne is lecturing him about. Harry is rather close with Beatrice and Eugenie. I've always wondered when they were growing up, like in other families, whether or not there was a "kids' table". And if he ever snapped their bra straps.
As for his brother, if the Cambridges were there, they certainly haven't been photographed yet. And if they were there they chose not to walk with the royal group either, which isn't their style. They would have been part of the cluster. Earlier this week Will and Kate were vacationing in Switzerland after spending 6 weeks apart while he was in the Falkland Islands.
Look at our Harry, all shouldering the family responsibilities in the absence of his big brother.
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International Nurses Day is celebrated around the world every May 12, the anniversary of Florence Nightingale's birth. The International Council of Nurses commemorates this important day each year with the production and distribution of the International Nurses' Day (IND) Kit. The IND kit 2010, contains educational and public information materials, for use by nurses everywhere.
The IND theme for 2010 is: Delivering Quality, Serving Communities: Nurses Leading Chronic Care. The content of this year's kit, including the poster image are posted here as downloadable documents for use by individual nurses, associations, health ministries and health institutions. This material has already been disseminated to national nurses' associations worldwide. Though mainly planned around May 12 each year, IND activities continue for much of the year by nurses and others. We encourage nurses everywhere to make extended use of the Delivering Quality, Serving Communities: Nurses Leading Chronic Care kit throughout the year, through individual action and group activities.


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On the way home from work today I listened to a story on NPR that brought tears to my eyes. It was about an exhibit by photographer Michael Nye called "About Hunger and Resilience."
Nye spent five years traveling around the United States "documenting the faces and voices of hunger." His subjects are almost surprisingly diverse — from a Khmer Rouge escapee to a survivor of incest who stopped eating to a homeless artist who couldn't work after an accident.
"Once you start listening, you find that it's really about ourselves," Nye says. "That it's not about those people, but it's about humanity."
To most of us, hunger is a tiny inconvenience that can be easily and unthinkingly satisfied with a quick trip to the kitchen, vending machine or, perhaps, a restaurant. But for too many people in the developing world and even in the world's richest country where unemployment today stands at nearly 10 percent, hunger is an all-consuming, voracious reality that haunts and threatens their very survival. More heartbreaking, a large number of the world's helplessly hungry are children.
"How do you explain to a 2-year-old or 4-year-old there's nothing to eat?" says Kathy, a homeless mother, in her recording at the exhibition.
"All they know is that they're hungry. And the pain in their stomach. And you try to sit there and say, 'Honey, I'm sorry. I don't have anything to cook you. I don't have nothing to give you. I have nothing.'"
A government report last year said more than a million children regularly go to bed hungry in the United States. The World Health Organization estimates that half of all children's deaths in the developing world are due to malnutrition.
Nearly a billion people in our world — about one in six people– do not have enough to eat.
It may seem odd to write about hunger on a food blog, but it is also rather appropriate.
Hunger has a lot to do with forces that seem beyond our everyday control, like political and distribution realities. But there are a number of things each one of us can do, both in the long run and immediately. Among the more obvious and near-term solutions, of course, are donating food to food pantries which have been hit hard by the recession, or even just finding and feeding someone you know is hungry. BangaloreBaker Champa, who loves to bake, tells me she takes some of the excess goodies she makes to a thrift store. What a simple and creative way to share the joy!
Here's a great article that talks about 10 things we can all do to fight hunger in the world. Among my favorites: conserve energy, support sustainable agriculture at the community level and, of course, eat less meat.
It takes 16 pounds of grain to create one pound of meat– in other words, an animal has to eat 16 pounds of grain for each pound of meat you can harvest from it when it is killed. If everyone in the world were to give up eating animal food, there would be no need to breed and raise animals and feed them massive quantities of grain. Less land would need to be farmed and we would still have enough to feed all of the world's hungry people.
Sounds like a win-win to me.
And now, a very colorful salad that that's healthy, delicious, full of flavor, and delightfully simple.
I am not going to elaborate on the recipe– it's easy enough, and you can vary it as you wish. I like the combination of sour-sweet, pungent, buttery and meaty– the strawberries, scallions, avocado and black beans. But feel free to use other fruit, or veggies. You can't go wrong with this one.
One quick note– or rather what I learned from my errors. I overcooked the black beans a bit so they were mushier than I'd have wanted them to be, but they were still delicious. Try to make sure your beans are cooked but slightly firm for a better presentation.
Enjoy, all!
Strawberry Avocado Black Bean Salad
- 1 cup strawberries , quartered
- 1 avocado , pitted, peeled and diced
- 1 cup black beans , cooked until tender, or 2 cups canned black beans, rinsed
- 4-5 spring onions or scallions , ends trimmed and cut into 1/2-inch pieces
- For the dressing:
- 1 tbsp extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 tbsp lemon juice or balsamic vinegar
- A pinch of red pepper flakes
- 1 tbsp agave nectar
- Salt to taste
- Mix the ingredients for the dressing together.
- Place all the prepared vegetables and beans in a bowl. Drizzle the dressing over, and mix.
- Serve at room temperature.
This salad goes off to Usha's Healthy Inspirations event featuring salads. Thanks, Usha!


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Google I/O's first keynote was all about Android and there were many impressive announcements.
Android stats continue to be surprising: 100 million activated Android devices, 400,000 Android devices activated every day, 200,000 apps in the Android Market, 4.5 billion apps downloaded from the Android Market, 310 Android devices.
The next major Android release is called Ice Cream Sandwich and the goal is to create a unified operating system that runs on phones, tablets and TVs. Ice Cream Sandwich will be released later this year, but there's a Honeycomb 3.1 update that adds support for USB accessories and for Google TV. This summer, people who bought Google TV devices will be able to install Android 3.1 and run apps from the Android Market.
Android users from the US can now rent movies from the Android Market. "You can choose to rent from thousands of movies starting at $ 1.99 and have them available across your Android devices — rent a movie on your home computer, and it'll be available for viewing on your tablet or phone. You can rent from Android Market on the web today, and we'll be rolling out an update to Verizon XOOM customers beginning today. We'll start rolling out the update to Android 2.2 and above devices in the coming weeks," informs Google.
There's no music subscription service, but Google launched an invitation-only service that stores all your music on Google's servers and lets you stream it from almost any computer and Android device.
iPhone/iPod/iPad users can install the latest software updates for at least two years, but that's not always the case when it comes to Android devices. Some Android phones run outdated software at launch and not all of them are updated to the latest version because phone manufacturers and carriers don't think that's really important. Google and some of the other members of the Open Handset Alliance (Verizon, HTC, Samsung, Sprint, Sony Ericsson, LG, T-Mobile, Vodafone, Motorola and AT&T) started to develop some guidelines for updating firmware. "To start, we're jointly announcing that new devices from participating partners will receive the latest Android platform upgrades for 18 months after the device is first released, as long as the hardware allows," informs Google.
Google also developed Android Open Accessory, "which allows external USB hardware (an Android USB accessory) to interact with an Android-powered device in a special accessory mode. (…) Many previously released Android-powered devices are only capable of acting as a USB device and cannot initiate connections with external USB devices. Android Open Accessory support overcomes this limitation and allows you to build accessories that can interact with an assortment of Android-powered devices by allowing the accessory initiate the connection."
Probably the most interesting announcement is Android@Home, a framework that allows Android devices to communicate with home appliances and other devices. It's an ambitious project that could make home automation part of everyday life. That's also one of the main reasons why Google bought Android: bringing Google's software to new devices, finding new ways to use Google's information in everyday life, creating an ecosystem of smart devices with standard features and APIs that make "the world's information" more useful.


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Not really a recipe since I just made it with regular white Cake Mix with a Cool Whip & Pudding frosting, but I thought that I'd share this with everyone, since it turned out so pretty.
I had a dream about this cake, and when so I had to make it, luckily it turned out really great!
Here are some photos:
Mixing Up the batter & Food Colouring. You should always use gel colour coz it's much more potent than the drops.
After baking I cut and cooled the two cakes, to make my layers.
Layers and Frosting, yum!
Fully Decorated - Very Pretty!
Luckily it was very very tasty too!
Thanks for letting me share my Christmas Dream Cake!!!


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Former attorney Jonah Zimiles, who founded [words] bookstore in Maplewood, N.J., three years ago with his wife, attorney Ellen Zimiles, is the first to admit that they are not typical bookstore owners. "We really didn't have any retail background," he told PW. "It was never our dream to have a bookstore; most bookstore owners have wanted a bookstore all their lives." But one thing they do share is a commitment to their community. So when Ellen saw a sign in November 2008 that local indie bookshop Goldfinch was going out of business, they bought it to keep a bookstore in their community. Then they renamed it [words] and moved it nearby to a space with a 2,000-sq.-ft. selling floor and a basement that seats up to 100 people for events.
Many of the changes the couple made were linked to their second child, Daniel, who is autistic. They wanted to combine having a strong general independent bookstore with providing job opportunities for autistic teens. Jonah had become a stay-at-home dad after Daniel was diagnosed at age five. And six years later he returned to school to get an MBA at Columbia University, with the objective of creating a training center for young people like Daniel to place them in permanent retail jobs.
Establishing the center remains one of Jonah's long-range goals; for now, he has made [words] a vehicle for various autism-support programs. The store works with local schools to take in five to 10 students who are participating in job sampling programs. To date more than 40 young people have worked at the store for an hour or two a week during the school year. It is not always easy for regular store employees, particularly at busy times. But Jonah praises his staff as "fabulous," saying that "they find it the most rewarding part of their job." And the store has hired part-time staffers with diagnoses along the autism spectrum: a driver, who picks up books from publishers, and another employee who helps with receiving.
[words] has a strong children's section, which takes up one-third of the selling space and accounts for a similar percentage of sales, according to Jonah. And children's has been growing faster than other categories. In addition to offering a broad selection of books for special-needs kids, the store encourages visits from schools that cater to them, and partners with community groups to provide programming for special-needs kids. "It's pretty expensive to be a special needs parent," says Jonah. "We wanted to let their children try programs for free."
This Second Sundays programming also serves to make the community more inclusive by bringing more people in touch with autistic children. Upcoming activities include acting with performers from the nearby Paper Mill Playhouse, sewing with Tiel Roman of Roman Studios, which does costume design for movies and TV, and karate and yoga workshops with local studios. "I haven't marketed Second Sundays aggressively," says Jonah, "because it works best with small groups of kids. We're quite happy to have seven or eight kids."
So far, the [words] mission – making a priority of assisting autistic youth – seems to be working from a business standpoint, too. "Our sales have really gone up – 15% the last two years and 25% this year. We've been focusing on revenue growth," says Jonah. Not that he and his wife are getting rich in the book business. They considered creating a nonprofit arm for their autism programs, but "we don't want to be fundraising," Jonah says. "Fortunately, we had some capital to put into [the business]." They're planning to use that money to redo the basement and make it a more warm and inviting space.
As for the name, [words], it was the idea of Barker DZP, an ad agency that volunteered its services when the Zimileses asked for help branding their bookstore. "[words]," as the agency explains on its Web site: "was selected as an obvious reference to books, but in logo-form, the brackets 'trap' the words – a reminder of the challenges many autistic children have in expressing themselves."


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"Aspire, iXpress presents 'Odyssey' at Burchfield Penney Art Center" by Joshua Maloni
Friday, June 28, 2013
Read the article at www.wnypapers.com.
iXpress, a local community of artists with developmental disabilities, will be displaying works in a one-of-a-kind art exhibit from July 5 through Sept. 22
Aspire of WNY is proud to celebrate a three-year partnership with the renowned Burchfield Penney Art Center by announcing its latest art showing. This mixed-media exhibit, titled "Odyssey," features a coordinated display of art, prose and music highlighting the talents of Aspire's iXpress program participants.
A special opening reception features the Buffalo Chamber Players performing "Odyssey: Departure & Return," an original musical composition collaboratively written by selected iXpress artists and musicians. The performance and opening reception will take place from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Burchfield Penney Art Center, 1300 Elmwood Ave., Buffalo, on Friday, July 12.
Attendees will be able to view 22 canvases depicting the collective journey of this extraordinary community of artists with developmental disabilities.
"Some of our iXpress participants have been friends for half a century," said Alex Glenfield, art facilitator for Aspire. "These epic friendships form the foundation of this unique project presenting a personally moving and aesthetically beautiful depiction of living life with a disability."
Culminating the evening is the musical performance by the Buffalo Chamber Players marking their initial partnership with iXpress. The seven-piece chamber ensemble will perform an original score, written by a select group of iXpress artists and musicians, celebrating the experiences of each artist's journey through life.
For more information, call Glenfield at 716-505-5648 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
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The Supreme Court of Florida examined a case certified by a lower court as an issue of great public importance held that Florida's statute of limitations applies to an arbitration proceeding because it is within the statutory term "civil action or proceeding" under section 95.011 of Florida statutes. This case involved a mandatory provision for clients of Raymond James Financial Services, Inc. to arbitrate all disputes arising from their investments. A group of investors claimed that the statute only applies to judicial actions, not contractual arbitration clauses, and thus claims could be brought against Raymond James beyond the statutory deadlines. The Supreme Court reversed the 2nd District Court of Appeals, reasoning that the statutory terms "action" or "proceeding" was intended by the Florida legislature to include an adjudication by an arbitrator since the parties are engaged in a legal process to resolve a dispute. Additionally, the Court stated that if the legislature had intended to limit proceedings to only judicial actions, it would have so declared. The statute did not include that limitation, so the Court refused to add that limitation. See the Supreme Court opinion, Case No. SC11-2513 (May 16, 2013).
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Distracted drivers benefit from in-car driving coach
Although many states have banned using handheld cell phones at the wheel, a ban is difficult to enforce, and doesn't cover the growing number of gadgets now available.
But there's good news for drivers swerving while sending one last text message - not to mention those worried about ending up in their path. Early research shows an in-car coach had the strongest effect on drivers most prone to distraction.
A recent study by Linda Ng Boyle, a University of Washington associate professor of industrial and systems engineering, first classified young drivers as low risk, medium risk or high risk in terms of their propensity to space out at the wheel. The study then looked at the effect of an electronic coach that uses an eye tracker to monitor drivers' gaze. With just a small amount of coaching, high-risk drivers more than doubled their time until a virtual crash.
"Our research shows that these high-risk drivers might not be thrill seeking or aggressive - maybe they're just not aware of what the risks are," Boyle said. "By providing continual feedback, drivers may be more likely to learn from their mistakes and put their eyes back on the road."
The research appeared in a recent issue of the Journal of Transportation Engineering. Co-authors are Birsen Donmez, a former doctoral student with Boyle who is now on the faculty at the University of Toronto, and John Lee, a faculty member at the University of Wisconsin. The research was conducted while all three authors were at the University of Iowa.
The researchers studied 53 drivers between the ages of 18 and 21. Subjects operated a driving simulator cruising a two-lane highway with oncoming traffic. The drivers were asked to simultaneously perform simple matching tasks on a screen beside the steering wheel, a distraction at about the level of scanning a playlist on an mp3 player. An eye tracker monitored the drivers' eye movements. Drivers were given a financial incentive to perform as many correct matches as possible during the drive.
The first drive sorted drivers based on how long they looked away from the road and to what degree that inattention put them at risk. Drivers were clustered in three groups. The high-risk drivers' longest glances tended to be between 2 1/2 seconds and 3 seconds, compared with less than 2 seconds for the longest glances by the moderate- and low-risk groups. High-risk drivers also had the shortest time to collision, a measure of how long until they could crash.
Next, half of the drivers in each group had a computerized eye-tracking system installed that noted their longest glances. When drivers glanced away for a long time, the system flashed a reminder on the task screen telling them to put their eyes back on the road. After the drive, a trip report summarized what the driver did right and wrong.
This in-car coach decreased the length of high-risk drivers' glances by an average of 0.4 seconds, putting them on par with the other two groups. Even more dramatically, it decreased the high-risk drivers' longest glances by 1 second compared to high-risk drivers who got no feedback. Feedback also increased the high-risk drivers' time to collision by roughly 8 seconds.
For the low- and medium-risk drivers, feedback had much less effect.
"Our research suggests that those who need this feedback the most would be most likely to benefit from it," Boyle said.
A lot of people are trying to design safer cars. Boyle, on the other hand, is trying to design safer drivers.
"I think that drivers are coachable," Boyle said. "The worst drivers can benefit the most, because we can change their behavior the most dramatically. We can also reinforce the good behavior for safer drivers."
She added: "There are going to be more and more in-vehicle devices. We can't put a law on everything."
Boyle's current research is using this type of driver-monitoring technology for commercial drivers, elderly drivers at risk of cognitive declines and drivers who have suffered traumatic brain injuries.
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- 2 tsp butter(raw or grass-fed)
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Melt coconut oil in a small bowl for 20 seconds on the stove top. Add eggs and whisk together. Add water, almond flour, and whey protein powder, beating well after each addition. Melt butter in medium-sized skillet over low heat. Pour half of natter into pan. Once edge have set and begun to turn light golden brown flip over with a spatula. Cook on the other side for 1-2 minutes. Transfer to plate. Repeat with remaining batter. Mix cinnamon and sweetener in small bowl. Top each pancake with butter and cinnamon mixture.


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Our Feathered Friends: From Fall Migrants to FeederWatch
Sunday, October 20, 2013
2:00 p.m.–3:30 p.m.
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Bird's the word! Join us for a presentation on the birds you can see in the flying through the Greenbelt now, such as warblers and hawks, and our friends who will be visiting the bird feeders in a few weeks, such as juncos, woodpeckers, and cardinals. Learn how you can monitor birds from your backyard or window and participate in the citizen science program, Project FeederWatch www.birds.cornell.edu/pfw, whose monitoring season begins in November. Join us for a short hike through the autumn forest in search of seasonal migrants and year round residents of the Greenbelt.Suitable for ages 8 and up. Registration required.
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Fitchburg man arrested on child-porn charges
FITCHBURG — Court documents say a Fitchburg man admitted to police he had been collecting child pornography for the past six years.
On Oct. 24 the State Police Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force shared an investigation with Worcester's State Police Detective Unit of the peer-to-peer file sharing activities of John H. Rodriguez, 41, of 42 Mount Globe St. in Fitchburg.
About 5:50 p.m. on Wednesday, state police detectives and Fitchburg police executed a search warrant at Rodriguez's home. Also at home were his two children, 12 and 16.
Police reports say Rodriguez waived his Miranda rights and told police during an audio-recorded interview that he was the sole person responsible for downloading and sharing a collection of 10,000 child-pornography images on his desktop computer. He told police he has been viewing and collecting child pornography for the past six years.
State police report they were able to locate child pornography on the desktop computer in Rodriguez's bedroom.
Rodriguez is charged with possessing child pornography and distributing material of a child in a sexual act. He remains in custody and bail has been set for $5,000 or $50,000 surety. Bail conditions include no computer usage, no unsupervised visits with children under 16 and no entering cyberspace, including email and texting.
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Writers are always being told "write what you know," and obviously that is the basic and rather brilliant idea behind HealthTalk blogging. We live with these conditions and therefore are best qualified to write about life with whatever health condition, in my case psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis.
The thing is that with chronic conditions we may have periods where nothing much is happening for us and our condition is either reasonably well managed or simply behaving itself, so what do we write about during those times?
Usually I look to see what the support groups are talking about, what's in the news, what is happening or of concern to other people I know who have psoriasis...including members of my own family.
This means that sometimes I may write about things that I am aware of, have an opinion on or think may be of interest but have no direct experience with myself, as was the case when I wrote briefly about genital psoriasis.
So imagine my surprise when within weeks of penning the genital psoriasis entry I started to get symptoms of a more intimate nature. At first I thought I was imagining it – auto-suggestion is a powerful thing, and I had done some research in order to write the initial entry - but no such luck. And believe me, an imaginary case would be far preferable to the reality!
Eventually after suffering soreness and intense itching, leading to more soreness of course, I was forced to take my own advice and go to the doctor. It was official, psoriasis was indeed the culprit. In fact it was amazing how much discomfort and distress such a teeny little patch of psoriasis could cause. I had a patch half the size of my smallest fingernail smack bang in the middle of the perineum.
Of course, I had left it far too long for it to be a simple matter and the following week and a half was spent in deep concentration on my nether regions. I came away from the doctors armed with steroid cream, aqueous cream and emulsifying ointment and a page of notes of what to apply where and when for how long. Soap and shower gels were banished and the gloop was here to stay.
I am happy to report that all the mess and bother paid off and things have returned to normal. The shower gels are still banned and emulsifying ointment is used instead but the effects are wonderful.
Of course, the whole experience has left me wary of what I write. My husband has made me promise that once I have told this story I will never mention it again and that I will be selective about the topics I cover in future. He also asked me if I could write a short piece about us winning the lottery jackpot, after all what can it hurt – it might just work!


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how did you make the background look so real?! you got to tell me your secret,and Will looks so real! awesome
THAT MOVIE WAS SADD!!!! Anyway this was an awesome draw I wish you couldve finished
awesome draw.i like this movie.didnt like the part when the dog died.
Awesome! Too bad you didn't have enough ink to finish his ear though... 5/5
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Winter is on the way
We lay in bed, just before lights out, and watched the small battalion of gunmetal gray tanks make their way across the top of our curtains. Three windows, three stinkbugs each. After fall's bombardment, we didn't get too worked up over just nine of the little buggers. But we did wonder what entrance they were using....
2010 was a very good year for Maryland grapes
It's been a wild weather year — record winter snowfall followed by record summer heat followed by record daily rainfall.
Weather that's been inconvenient for most us has been terrible for Maryland farmers who grow conventional crops like corn and soybeans.
But for Maryland grape growers in all corners of the state, 2010 has been a very good year.
For SMECO, it's a big job feeding our demand for electricity
Something alien is growing in Calvert County. The aliens have sprouted up in the front yards of homes along quiet, winding Bowie Shop Road. Still more are appearing on Route 4.
They are big, very big, towering over the landscape. Eventually there will be 23 of them.
These aliens are behemoth power poles, erected by Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative in the name of progress.
Making these marvels is just as much a puzzle as finding your way through them
Well-trod paths lead to dusty dead-ends. Back to the last turn. Go right instead of left, left instead of right. Until, finally, light at the end of the corn row. High fives all around. A corn maze has been successfully navigated.
You have until Sept. 20 to nominate three for awards
Calvert County is taking local to a higher level with its new annual Sustainable Agricultural Awards Program. Emphasizing the once-rural-county's continuing pride in its agricultural heritage — and to preserve that heritage — the Calvert County Board Commissioners seeks nominations for three new awards....
Friends of Felines sanctuary provides a last chance for feral felines
From the road, the 198-acre tract is unremarkable, anonymous by the absence of signs and unscathed by improvements.
Both these artists love their dogs — as pets and as subjects. That's where the similarity ends.
Kelley Donnelly looks at a dog and sees a colorful character. Blue, red, yellow. Her pooches are a flamboyant lot.
These high-tech floats monitor conditions on the Chesapeake, sharing its findings and the Bay's history with cruisers on the water and on the Internet
A flotilla of big, yellow buoys bobs in Chesapeake Bay. The smart buoys of NOAA's Chesapeake Bay Interpretive Buoy System do more than help boaters steer a safe passage — though they do that, too.
With their monitoring equipment and advanced satellite technology, these smart buoys give scientists, boaters, educators — anyone interested in the Bay — daily real-time data about the estuary.
Archaeological find is biggest news Jefferson Patterson Park team has ever been part of
Something good has come out from under the World Trade Center. Near the site of so many grim finds, excavators working on the new trade center unearthed a treasure — an ancient wooden ship buried beneath modern lower Manhattan. Its remains were discovered about 20 feet under street level, in an area that had not been dug out for the original World Trade Center.
How Calvert's biggest party brings in the bucks
What's left after 1,000 pounds of lobster are washed down with champagne? Or if you prefer, a roasted pig is washed down with beer? Or filet mignon washed down with martinis?
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Monday, August 16, 2010
(Snake, the LOUD PIXELS guy who filmed the LONDON Show and ME)
Hey Y'all! What A Helluva Fucking Tour. Short but oh so sweet. My Brain is still swirling with all the fun we had. NASHVILLE PUSSY was crammed in a styling double decker bus with VOIVOD. We started the tour just outside of Geneva Switzerland at the Guitare En Scene Festival in St. Julen France. We made the sun set with our music. Then once it was good and dark, Motorhead played. Our hotel was full of all the guests of the 3 day festival so we got to hang out with Bernie Marsden from Whitesnake who had enough stories to entertain us for the two days we lounged at the pool. I got to meet Al Dimeloa!!! WOW- last time I saw him play was when I was 14 and he played with John McLaughlin and Paco de Lucia. Steve Morse opened up on accoustic. It was a guitar Geeks dream as was this festival. Johnny Gallagher and Joe Bonamassa headlined the first night Some cool photos here http://www.guitare-en-scene.com/ oh, and Chris the Wine guy turned up with more of his fabulous wine from our Vineyard in Bordeaux.
Above is a picture of what I did with Phil Campbell's rider.
Blaine and spent some time in Nijmegen, The Netherlands- where my boobs and hair come from..
On our time off I got to see SLAYER in my father's hometown of TILBURG - and here's the proof (look for the fuzzy head in the background watching Dave Lombardo)
We met up with the VOIVODS in the UK. I swear this tour was designed for my own personal enjoyment. I was totally in love with these guys in high school so this was a dream come true getting to watch them every night then drink whiskey with them all night long on the bus, glorious.
Dan (Chewie) and I share the same mother..Dee Snider
It was Snake's birthday on the first day so we celebrated every night, just to make sure. By the time we got to London I finally got up the nerve to sing the high part on Astronomy Dominae and did it again the next day in Holland as well. I've wanted to do that ever since I first heard their version. http://sonicshocks.com/VOIVOD-and-NASHVILLE-PUSSY-live.php We played the BULLDOG BASH in Stratford On Avon - yes indeed- the home of the Great Willie the Shake AND about 20,000 Bikers- needless to say they flew a few flags...
We took the beautiful ferry ride from Dover to Calais - here's Me and Anika (VoivodTM) and Away and Snake topside.
OK - here's a joke 3 Americans, 2 Canucks, 4 Quebequois, One Brit, One Scottsman and a Dutch girl all get into a beautiful tour bus - and here's the punchline.... instant hillbilly bus!
The final show we headlined was the Rock Den Lukas fest in Darmstedt, Germany- what a great night- Sad though because we had already said goodbye to the VOIVODS the night before and that was the night I had to kiss Blaine goodbye long enough to last until OCTOBER 5TH! Nashville Pussy flew home but Blaine stayed behind to get prepared for the big and Final - NINE POUND HAMMER TOUR!!
Here's my favourite place on the bus - Riding With The Driver - good Motorhead song too.. Thanks GONDOR! Our awesome driver.
I am very proud to announce the new NINE POUND HAMMER album is finally for finished and sale. It kicks ASS! -until the actual record deal is finished the only place to get it is right here! We have a Limited Edition Promotional pressing that is for sale internationally by preorder right now right here http://www.nashvillepussy.com/discography?id=1736. Unofficial shipping date is the 25th of August if all goes well with the pressing plant. but we might be able to get them out to you even faster- ORDER YOURS TODAY!! (here's a little Nashville Pussy secret..
Not only are almost all the Hammer Songs written by Blaine, I managed to sneak some kinda performance onto almost all tracks..) All HAMMER/ PUSSY/ Blaine & Ruyter Fans need this disc. The new CD will also be for sale at the NINE POUND HAMMER EUROPEAN TOUR starting next week. The dates are here http://www.teenageheadmusic.com/
NASHVILLE PUSSY hits CANADA next so stay posted on facebook and twitter for updates!
Rock on y'all!!
See you down the road
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Another busy 4 weeks have passed, but an update is in order!
I've been turning to the Internet in recent months, since local cable either takes forever to bring my favourite TV shows to Singapore, or forgets about them entirely.
Sherlock falls into the latter category. After an interminable hiatus following a terrific season 1, StarHub cable shows no intention of airing season 2. How typical.
Last week, I got my hands on all 3 new episodes, and I must say, BBC is trying to match HBO in terms of racy content!
Prime example: the manner in which Irene Adler is introduced. Forget about Guy Ritchie's film adaptations, which leave Robert Downey Jr completely exposed but keep the ladies covered up. BBC's version features head-to-toe nudity and bondage. Are these in Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's novels???
Anyway, season 2 looks like a load of fun thus far, thanks to the aforementioned antics and the always excellent cast. Look out for Andrew Scott who plays Moriarty. He's absolutely terrifying despite looking like a little boy. Gave me the creeps in this scene, brrrr!
Another wonderful film I need to rave about: The Debt, starring Sam Worthington, Jessica Chastain, Helen Mirren and Tom Wilkinson.
I'll leave you to read the synopsis elsewhere. If you're into tense thrillers with sporadic action scenes, but which feature a truly stellar cast and outstanding performances, this is definitely for you.
It took me a long time to get round to watching the movie, mostly because reviews I'd read were mixed and I honestly thought it would be dull. How wrong I was! My nerves were on edge from beginning to end, and certain bits were positively harrowing.
While Mirren is billed as the star, I personally feel that Chastain and Worthington are thrust in the spotlight. Without giving too much away, I will just say that these 2 actors share amazing chemistry here, and there're a few scenes which are exquisitely beautiful to behold.
Chastain never disappoints, but it is Worthington who really stands out, turning in one of his best performances since Terminator Salvation.
Also, keep an eye out for a prisoner who enjoys playing mind games with his captors. He derives evil pleasure from causing others to suffer, saying things which will chill you to the bone, while he flashes a smile and giggles with glee.
Although TV and movies help keep me sane, Dale Carnegie's motivational book is adding to the positive energy.
Like most publications in this genre, a lot of the advice offered sounds like common sense, but somehow, reading it helps spur you to action.
Instead of wallowing in self-pity and constant whining, I decided to empower myself by adopting a few of his suggested practices. They sound insanely simple, but produce miracles!
Over the years, work and personal experiences have turned me into a hard-core pessimist with cynical tendencies. So now, I'm trying to tune those traits down a notch, so I can stay healthy and live long enough to enjoy the fruits of my labour.
Give it a go if you'd like. Then let me know what you think. :)
Jason Mraz's Gardens By The Bay concert takes place this Friday, woohoo! Will try to post a review soon. :D
Monday, June 25, 2012
10 Years And Almost 2 Months :)
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Supermarket brawl caught on film
A COLES shopper has recorded a heated brawl between two men in a Brisbane supermarket.
The video, which was allegedly shot at Coles Chermside on Sunday afternoon, shows two men throwing punches and wrestling on the floor in the fresh fruit and vegetable aisle as a crowd gathers.
The pair, one without shoes and the other shirtless, lash out at bystanders who attempt to break them up.
It's unknown what sparked the brawl.
The footage ends when the two walk away in separate directions.
A Queensland Police Service spokeswoman said neither man had complained to police and the case would not be investigated unless one of them came forward.