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Running a mental health center is incredibly lucrative, a report finds. (TU)
Jim Odato writes that Comptroller Tom DiNapoli will release an audit of NYRA today. (TU)
Michelle Paige Paterson's company got a $297 million no-bid state contract. (NYP)
It's a critical week for Rick Lazio, Fred Dicker writes. (NYP)
Officials are reviewing the "covert account" used to fund cigarette smuggling operations. (TU)
SUNY Cortland got a better deal from the Jets than UAlbany did from the Giants. (TU)
Genting is planning a racino for Aqueduct with a waterfall. (DN)
Charlie King still has ties to lobbying firms. (DN)
Gov. David Paterson spent his Sunday morning in Utica, not running. (TU)
In Boston, Paterson said his biggest mistake was "not appointing myself to the United States Senate." (WSJ)
The Senate's weapon against the Assembly in budget negotiations: withheld pay. (BN)
Bob McCarthy: "As "Stack" goes, so may control of the Senate. And control of the Senate means everything." (BN)
Fred LeBrun hopes that Darren Dopp's lawsuit proceeds, so "Troopergate" has its day in court. (TU)
Casey questions why Rick Lazio is going bananas about a mosque in lower Manhattan. (TU)
A former WFP employee said he was encouraged to falsify signatures for the party. (NYP)
The WFP disagrees. (WFP)
Rail vandalism has occurred on the Seneca Nation, as federal officials threatened to shut down mail order cigarettes. (AP)
Capitol profile: David Kidera, director, Authorities Budget Office. (TU)
248 people have been arrested under Leandra's Law. (DN)
A Shenendehowa school board member doesn't like the attack rhetoric he's hearing from Albany. (TU)
A bill pending before the Assembly would regulate water withdrawals. (TU)
Rep. Anthony Weiner got married. (DN)
Basic Smikle has $130,000 for his primary against Sen. Bill Perkins. (NYP)
Can Regina Calcaterra run for state Senate? (City Hall)
A food giveaway turned into a spat between Sen. Pedro Espada Jr. and a priest. (NYP)
Rensselaer County may have to borrow because of reduced state aid. (Troy Record)
And here are some national headlines…
BP is changing the cap on the oil well in the Gulf. (NYT)
Governors are concerned the federal government is suing Arizona. (NYT)
Bob Sheppard, voice of the Yankees, 99. (NYT)
Spain 1, Netherlands 0. (WP)
Congress is back. (WP)
Rep. Greg Meeks has multiple mortgages. (NYP)
Robert Gibbs said Democrats could lose their advantage in the House of Representatives. (DN)
Protesters brought baloney sandwiches to Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand's house. (Mid-Hudson)
Several candidates are circulating petitions for Eric Massa's seat in Congress. (D&C)
Rep. Mike Arcuri has a tough race. (AP)
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Oh, Diana, I love it. Doesn't look old and rusty anymore. Just fabulous. I hope you are doing well. I am trying to catch up with everyone now that I am really recovering from that old surgery.ReplyDelete
Diana, I can't believe that beautiful stove. I love it!!!! I like the "potted" plants also.:) You do keep busy . xoxo, SusieReplyDelete
I LOVE it, Diana! Lots of elbow grease but beautiful finished project!ReplyDelete
OH YES! Totally love it, and I can just imagine his thoughts, not another piece of junk, when he saw it.ReplyDelete
What a charming stove! And filling it with some of your family treasures gives it all a whole new life! How absolutely perfect!ReplyDelete
Your husband and mine must be related. We ask them to do something they disagree with, and we get eye rolls ... but they do it anyway. What a lovely man! (and a great way to display summer flowers.)ReplyDelete
I love it. How cute holding your potted plants. Oh, how they groan. You better quit wearing him out.ReplyDelete
It's perfect...what a great junk pick... :)ReplyDelete
Have a great weekend...xo
I'll take some geraniums with my fern please! Love it! One of the cutest planting areas I've seen. The fern in the coal thingie is perfect!ReplyDelete
OOoh Diana!... I just love that!!! You make over the bestest stuff!... Jack does not like old and rusty or chippy either and you should see his eyes roll at some of the stuff I drag home!... isn't it funny though how they usually love the end results? Your stove is just fabulous!... and lots of memories attached to all of your treasures too... I want to come visit and drink coffee with you and just admire everything!!!... xoxo Julie MarieReplyDelete
I tried to leave a comment, but don't know if it went through????ReplyDelete
I love your stove, Diana! It's beautiful! You did a great job of cleaning it up and using it as a display piece. If we can keep wonderful old pieces out of the trash, and use them at our homes, I think that's awesome!
Good job!!!!
oh my gosh thats so cute, great job!!Lovely to have the memory keepers from you family as well,ReplyDelete
I love it, Diana! Very whimsical to use the pots and things on it to hold plants. I'll pet you could even make this into a potting bench or to hold drinks or something when you entertain.ReplyDelete
That's gorgeous! Your hero probably has to admit that himself!ReplyDelete
This is a wonderful transformation. I am very familiar with the moaning groaning eye rolling ways of our favorite men. But then they love the results! I think Martha would love to see this Stewart piece! LindaReplyDelete
What a great makeover! It looks so amazing now and the plants look just perfect in it!ReplyDelete
Oh I LOVE it!!!! Awesome makeover for such a great find!ReplyDelete
I love this. I am sure he thought you had lost it. Love the plants in it. You are so creative. Thanks for praying for Jacob.ReplyDelete
LOVE it, diana! what a great find!ReplyDelete
Looks wonderful! But yes those are sooooo heavy! There was a sale down the street and my neighbor got one in pefect shape for $5. The entire neighborhood had to help carry it home!!ReplyDelete
That is so cool, Diana (ok, I meant to say "hot", haha!). I am surprised that you didn't paint pink polka dots on it so it would match your fun bike! Love it!!ReplyDelete
I love it, Diana!! At the beginning I was intrigued on how were you going to use it! It looks beautiful without the rust and holding the plants!ReplyDelete
What a lovely repurposing of that old stove! Any secrets you have with keeping "personal rust" at bay will be welcome. I believe that must be what is wrong with my knees.:) Just a little rusty on the inside.:)ReplyDelete
xo Nellie
This is absolutely brilliant! How adorable ... I bow to your vision, that you could see the beautiful potential in that rusty raggedly old stove.ReplyDelete
Amazing. Tell hubby he is darn lucky you aren't one of those wives whose hobby is buying $5000 Hermes handbags and stashing them in special closets.
Are you?
Have a great weekend... this is inspiring!
Dear, dear, sweet, wicked Diana! How you make me laugh. You are so very creative. Everything turned out just perfect. Your poor, poor MyHero! But, I'm sure you'll make it up to him.ReplyDelete
Gorgeous!! That is absolutely wonderful!!ReplyDelete
I love that old stove and the way you put it to good use! The potted plants are just beautiful on it! My hero has a cold, hate when he gets one because he acts like a little boy...need I say more?ReplyDelete
Hope your having a wonderful weekend!
Girl, you just amaze me! I love old stoves but it wouldn't fit our current home(which is a shame) or even our yard. I love what you did with it; I have a friend who has an antique stove that she wants to sell but her hubby won't let her. They are moving into a Victorian style home that it would be perfect for.ReplyDelete
I can't wait to see your next project!
Can I please come play?
Hugs, Noreen
Yes, I just love it and your ideas of spray painting some old rusty cookware - devine. It looks beautiful.ReplyDelete
You are magic with a spray can and a vintage find! Your family keepsakes, filled with flowers, are the "sweetness" simmering on that amazing stove!ReplyDelete
That is so COOL!! I love how it turned out.ReplyDelete
You outdid yourself on this one! I'm always attracted to those old stoves. Now, I know what to do if I come across one! Pinning. ~ MaureenReplyDelete
LOVE IT!, NanaD!! I think I just might have to shop in the garage (for some interesting yard art) then hit the nursery for some Summertime flowers!ReplyDelete
Man between this gorgeous stove and the polka dot bike and finding out you live by the water... I'm moving in, don't you have an extra room you could rent to me! LOVE it! Have a great weekend.ReplyDelete
Your vintage stove is darling and I love it with plants displayed on it. Cute, cute cute!ReplyDelete
wow! Yes, I do love it!ReplyDelete
I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE your stove! I have always wanted one of those since I was in my twenties (many moons ago) and visited a girlfriend who's mother was an antique dealer. She had one in her bedroom as an end table! Great photos, thanks! You were smart to buy it and make hubby help you drag it home, good work!ReplyDelete
I love your stove with all the pretty plants but most of all I love the things that came from your family farm that you have used. I know. I'm just a sentimental old fool.ReplyDelete
Oh, I love it! It looks so good with all the plants and the teapot! Very cool.ReplyDelete
Diana, this is absolutely awesome! I luv, luv it... adding the arrangements was fantastic!ReplyDelete
Dianna I'm in love with every inch of that stove. It looks so pretty with the flowers planted in old cookware.I'm sure your husband will love it.ReplyDelete
Cute cute cute, Diana! You're so darned clever, girl! :) I think you should prop YourSleepingHero up next to it to complete the vignette! lolol!ReplyDelete
xoxo laurie
What a great idea you had for this old stove. It's wonderful. I bet it was very heavy though. Love the plants on it.ReplyDelete
Great job. I just LOVE IT!
Enjoy the rest of your weekend.
Take care, Janet W
It looks fantastic. You are so clever, I wouldn't have seen past the rust!ReplyDelete
What an eye you have, Love this from before & after, the Best Plant area ever!ReplyDelete
Have a wonderful week
What a great idea! I see old stoves in shops, but I would never think of using it outside. Looks fabulous.ReplyDelete
Your magic and hard work has paid off, this is really special. I do believe in making old new again, and this is a perfect example.ReplyDelete
Big Hugs, Mary
Way to repurpose!:)ReplyDelete
Wow, Diana, what a find!! These guys just don't see the same beauty we do, do they? My Sweetie is the same as your Hero!ReplyDelete
Your special find is gorgeous, Diana! Top to bottom, side to side gorgeous!
You know I love it girl! My old stove in the garden is my favorite yard art. Hubby and sons had to bring it up from our Highland home and it was one heavy load. No wonder your Mr. was all tuckered out.ReplyDelete
Oh my word, that is awesome!!ReplyDelete
I am looking for a working one like this for our cottage... no such luck, yet...either they want a FORTUNE or non-working...
BUT I love, love what you did with it...
Totally can not believe someone threw it out... nicely, nicely done!
I absolutely LOVE it!!!ReplyDelete
Now I have something else to add to my wish list!
I love it also. Thumbs up!!ReplyDelete
You are killin' me this is so cute! I just love how you have given this old stove a second life and I forgive you for painting over the rust too;)ReplyDelete
OH I love this !!ReplyDelete
( found your blog link from over at Debbiedoos )
Oh Diana, I do love it! It looks so classy all dressed up with your pretty plants for decor.ReplyDelete
Oh Miss Diana, I love it! That turned out to be perfect, your plants look like they are loving their new home!ReplyDelete
How did I miss this post? What a wonderful piece and that was worth whatever it took to get hubby to help you with that. It is just wonderful.ReplyDelete


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Jonathan Hochwald, Randy Weiner and Arthur Karpati formed production company Emursive with the goal of bringing Macbeth-inspired immersive-theatre-dance mash up Sleep No More to New York City. One might think that such an unusual production, where audience members wear plastic Venetian masks and follow the actors around a vast and detailed set, would meet a quick end as a passing fad or historical curiosity. But in the three years since its opening, demand for Sleep No More has surged without letup. Ticket sales for 2013 were actually stronger than 2012, says Hochwald.
Emursive has been slowly adding "ancillary attractions" to Sleep No More's fictional home -- the McKittrick Hotel, a sprawling 100,000 square foot building in Chelsea which used to be three warehouses. First came the parties, followed by verdant rooftop bar Gallow Green. Now the company has made it first foray into the New York dining scene with The Heath, a wood-paneled jazz bar and restaurant complete with dining carriages that look like they've sprung fully-formed from the 1920s. Hochwald says that the summer will see the McKittrick reach its zenith with "the whole building in bloom."
"The initial plan was, and continues to be, that we never have a lot of weeks on sale at one time," says Hochwald.
"A traditional show might put many weeks on sale and really be a sit down engagement that's here forever. Our feeling has always been about not allowing ourselves to think that far ahead."
Of course, the element of the night circus, the here-today-gone-by-morning aspect, is part of the show's clandestine charm. But it's actually been a gargantuan business undertaking - reportedly the highest costing Off-Broadway show in history at somewhere between the $5 and $10 million mark.
Before founding Emursive to back Sleep No More, the co-founding trio knew each other and were friends. Hochwald was the executive producer of Madison Square Gardens, putting on huge shows like the Christmas Spectacular. Randy Weiner was best known for producing The Box, the obscenely decadent (or decadently obscene, depending on your point of view) burlesque-infused nightspot with locations in New York and London. Hochwald and Weiner teamed up with New York real estate impresario Arthur Karpati to find a Manhattan home for Sleep No More, following the concept of London immersive theatre company Punchdrunk, directed by Felix Barrett and Maxine Doyle.
"I don't think any one of us could have done this on our own," says Hochwald. "In fact I'm quite certain that we couldn't have -- it required that three-faced approach to pulling it off. And then you add, obviously, Felix and Punchdrunk and the sort of creative geniuses that came from London and had perfected this new art form. It was a great combination."
Finding a space was a long and difficult road. "It was quite a long exhaustive three year search for the right building and a cool landlord that would be willing to let us do this and embrace this," says Hochwald. "Then it was an extraordinarily long and complicated and expensive build."
The trio won't talk specifics about fundraising, but do say they raised a friends-and-family round with some extra cash coming from a few private investors and theatre producers. It was "definitely too out-of-the-box to go down the traditional fundraising route," says Hochwald.
"It was really uncharted territory," he says. "But we just believed that it would be remarkable enough and outstanding enough and different enough that it would capture the fancy and attention of really creative people, which the city is full of."
Hochwald says they knew that it was going to be expensive. "Obviously you're dealing with Manhattan real estate -- and a lot of Manhattan real estate -- because this is 100,000 square feet in Chelsea. They're big numbers and we knew it was going to take a lot of people to operate it and to be a part of it."
Emursive relied solely on word of mouth to get audience members through the door. "New York is filled with people who want to embrace things that might be avant garde or out of the box," says Hochwald. "For us there was just the thrill of seeing that come to life and believing right from the beginning that it would be about word of mouth as opposed to the traditional thing in New York which would be to advertise heavily and create hype."
"It was really about hoping that two people would come and their minds would be blown and then those people would tell two people and they would come and it would build very organically - audience member by audience member. That's very much what happened except that it happened a lot faster than perhaps we would have imagined."
Minds were indeed blown. A subculture of superfans grew up around the production with some going to see Sleep No More over 70 times. Some went so far as getting tattoos of the McKittrick's emblem, a thistle.
Kevin Cafferty, a filmmaker and web designer, first saw Sleep No More in its earlier pre-Emursive incarnation in Boston in 2009. He revisited the production another 19 times.
"It was like my brain exploded," said Cafferty. "The only thing I can compare it to is listening to punk rock for the first time when I was 13. I never thought I would have that reaction to art as an adult."


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What's the timeline for allowing other vocabularies to be used for indexing purposes for the main search page listings? > As a way of explanation, you also have to know that when creating the > initial SearchMonkey documentation, we included vocabularies that we > felt were stable enough, covered major interests, and were widespread > including Dublin Core, FOAF and others. This was a very good move, and I commend your team for not re-inventing the wheel and for re-using pre-existing vocabularies. > However, we wanted the > documentation to be complete and provide simple vocabularies in areas > where none existed or on the contrary, too many existed. The engineer > who created the media vocabulary followed the best practice of taking an > existing format (MediaRSS) and translating it into RDF. The MediaRSS syndication format does not map cleanly into a rich RDF vocabulary. Even if it did, the vocabulary should have been called Media RSS RDF, or used the "mrss:" prefix to be more clear about what is going on. Taking something that already exists for syndication purposes and transforming it into an RDF vocabulary on a 1-to-1 basis is not a best practice because the syndication format makes some very strong assumptions about the data in the stream. RSS data is fairly strongly typed data, and is machine generated in a controlled environment. RDFa data is usually not strongly typed, is generated by humans as well as machines, and is not in a very controlled environment. MediaRSS also contains both elements /and/ attributes to refine the meaning of the elements. However, it seems that only the elements made it over to ymedia, which is unfortunate because a great deal of semantic fidelity is lost without the attributes. Also, the vocabulary specifies both ymedia:title /and/ suggests the use of dc:title. There is no need for ymedia:title since you're just re-defining what dc:title already does. There is an argument for helping web authors by only requiring them to include one vocabulary, but it is at the expense of teaching people that it's okay to re-create entire vocabularies under that argument - which is detrimental to all of this in the long run. I think the solution would be something along the lines of @profile pre-loading a set of vocabularies, so Yahoo could use multiple vocabularies in a stack without creating undue burden on the HTML author:  ... Puppies ... ... HD .. > We do publish OWL definitions for the vocabularies at [2]. Good! But that's so 2007! :) Why not mark up the same pages that define the human readable vocabulary with a machine readable one using RDFa, like these pages do: http://purl.org/media/ http://purl.org/media/audio http://purl.org/media/video http://purl.org/commerce/ > All your suggestions to improve this > vocabulary or any other are highly welcome. There are only two > requirements: they have to be specific enough to implement and backwards > compatible. Fair enough. > (As we are painfully aware of, schema versioning is an > unsolved problem on the Semantic Web.) Hmm, maybe... I thought the general sense on the web was that schema versioning was a bad idea and should not be done. If you really need to shift versions, you can always point people at a new URL and clearly mark the old URL as deprecated, as the Dublin Core folks did. > The only non-issue I see from > your list of comments is the issue of prefixes: we have URIs in RDF(a) > and there already plenty of namespace clashes in the sense you describe: > RDF Calendar and Dublin Core both have at least two namespaces. Right, which is why I pointed out RDFa's resiliency in the previous e-mail... but it still does create a rather large problem for these types of proposals, so I don't think it is a non-issue... just one that we may be able to begrudgingly live with: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-rdf-in-xhtml-tf/2009Mar/0037.html Hope to keep working through the issues and providing feedback. Thanks for replying and reading through this rather long set of thoughts :) -- manu -- Manu Sporny President/CEO - Digital Bazaar, Inc. blog: Absorbing Costs Considered Harmful http://blog.digitalbazaar.com/2009/02/27/absorbing-costs-harmfulReceived on Thursday, 19 March 2009 06:53:27 UTC
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February 2013 Nicotine sensitizes the mouse brain to the addictive effects of cocaine, according to recent NIDA-supported research. The results accord with the hypothesis that a person's initial use of an addictive substance physiologically sensitizes his or her brain to the rewarding and addictive effects of other substances. If the findings carry over to people, then preventing youths from smoking might reduce their vulnerability to cocaine abuse and addiction, and cocaine-dependent individuals might ease their path to recovery by quitting smoking.
March 2012 Dr. Thomas Kosten of Baylor College of Medicine and Dr. Peter Burkhard of the University of Connecticut are the recipients of NIDA's 2011 Avant-Garde Awards for Innovative Medication Development Research. Dr. Kosten is developing a vaccine against methamphetamine abuse and Dr. Burkhard is developing a vaccine to counter nicotine addiction.
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Family Composition Effects in Gender Differentials in Nutrition and Immunization in Rural India (Hopkins Population Center, 2000-01)The literature on gender discrimination over the last several decades has shown that gender differentials in child mortality exist in most regions of the developing world, with particularly severe excess female mortality ...
Generalized Exchange and Intergenerational Transfers in Taiwanese and Filipino Families (Hopkins Population Center, 1998-08)
Historical Trends in the Sex Ratio at Birth (Hopkins Population Center, 1990-01)
The History, Methodology and Main Findings of the Matlab Project in Bangladesh (Hopkins Population Center, 1992)
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The Impact of Attitudes on Marriage Behavior (Hopkins Population Center, 1996)e examine the effect of career orientation and attitudes toward marriage on marriage timing. Our focus is whether men and women with strong career orientations and work experience are less likely to marry, net of attitudes ...
The Impact of Women's Participation in Credit Programs on the Demand for Quality Health Care in Rural Bangladesh (Hopkins Population Center Papers on Population, 1998-03-18)
Individual and Community-Level Determinants of Domestic Violence in Rural Bangladesh (Hopkins Population Center, 1999-05)Although there is growing recognition of the problem of domestic violence in developing countries, relatively little remains known about both its prevalence and associated risk factors. The study employs multi-level models ...
Intermarriage as a Dimension of Marriage Choice (Hopkins Population Center, 1991-08)
Interview Based Diagnosis of Morbidity and Causes of Death (Hopkins Population Center, 1992-11)
Lifecycle Changes in the Rate of Time Preference: Testing the Theory of Endogenous Preferences and its Relevance to Adolescent Substance Abuse (Hopkins Population Center, 1999-10-09)Economic theory indicates that because one's activities to improve health reward one in the future, persons who value the future more highly will be more prone to healthy activity. Without measures of time preference we ...
The Measurements and Interpretation of Desired Fertility (Hopkins Population Center, 1995-01)
Methods for Measuring Adult Mortality in Developing Countries: A comparative review (Hopkins Population Center, 2001-02)No consensus has emerged on how to estimate adult mortality in countries lacking complete vital registration of deaths and accurate periodic censuses. This paper applies a range of methods to census, registration and survey ...
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Multi-Generational Exchanges in Taiwan and the Philippines: A Social Network Approach (Hopkins Population Center, 1999-03)Resource exchanges among multiple family generations are examined using social network measures. A specific focus is on pathways through which older adults transfer resources from one generation to another. The paper uses ...
Nutrition and Human Reproduction: Research Needs (Hopkins Population Center, 1980)
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Chronicled Perspectives: Visvim Through the Lens
F.I.L. Kyoto
352 Shimo-Osaka-cho Nakagyo-ku
Kyoto 604-8025 Japan
December 6 - 19, 2014
Following on from the joint photography exhibition held at Visvim's Gyre location for the release of our latest issue, the brand decided to take the show on the road and expand on the breadth of imagery presented. Now including photographs by Tommy Ton, Taro Hirano and Shoichi Kajino, alongside Mark Borthwick, Keisuke Fukamizu and myself, the show is currently on display at F.I.L. Kyoto.


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Vagos Motorcycle Club give instructions to their members before their ride through Venice.
Motorcycles in a parking lot on Windward.
Homeless man eats his lunch next to a banana tree on Andalusia near Abbot Kinney.
Former tenants of Lincoln Place Apartments are living outside in a tent city set up on a street corner. 52 families were evicted on December 6th and are now homeless for the holidays. Some families with nowhere to stay have set up a tent city on Frederick Street near their former homes. The apartment buildings are to be torn down and replaced by a massive luxury housing development built by a Colorado real estate company.
Lincoln Place was built in 1949-51, located about a mile from the beach, the complex originally consisted of 795 apartments in 52 buildings in a garden-like setting on 33 acres.
Political graffiti spray-painted on the side of a building on Abbot Kinney.
House and bridge on Linnie Canal decorated with thousands of Christmas lights that reflect on the water below.
Policemen visit a homeless camp set among the baby palm trees in the traffic island at Venice Blvd. and Grand Blvd.
Every Friday morning, moms and nannies with British accents meet at the Venice Farmers Market.
Halloween on Rialto Street.
2016 crosses in the sand near the Santa Monica Pier. Arlington West Memorial erected by Veterans for Peace marks 2,016 U.S. troop deaths in the Iraq War.
In 1971, Daniel Ellsberg left his RAND Corporation office in this building and walked across the street to the Santa Monica Pier where he met New York Times reporter Neil Sheehan and handed him the Pentagon Papers.
Set in Venice, Don Johnson played Attorney Grant Cooper, a burnt-out alcoholic ambulance chaser, who hires Skip Ross (Jay Baruchel) an eighteen-year old law school graduate with a large IQ and passion for justice. Sadly only three episodes of "Just Legal" were aired before the show was canceled. Exterior of Cooper's office building, his office is on the third floor. Windows of the office of Grant H. Cooper, Attorney at Law. Table where Don Johnson and Jay Baruchel would sit at Windward and Pacific.
House decorated for Halloween on the Linnie Canal.
Giant animated spider on the roof.
The final Titan IV rocket launches from Vandenberg Air Force Base in Lompoc CA.
Ruby's 3rd birthday, I'm laughing because I'm happier!
Radio station graffiti chalked on the wall at the entrance of the Venice Post Office.
'The Future' a vegetable-diesel bus resting in front of the former Pioneer Bakery on Rose.
Closed - the Pioneer French Bakery on Rose.
Breads of Venice. So good, it makes the French jealous!
(See my August 6th photo of the inside.)
The board goes over the pier.
Surfboard alone in the water.
Surfer jumps into the water to meet his board.
Surfer and the sun.
Surfers waiting for the big waves.
Election day voting at the life guard station among the storage boxes.
We're the progressives, no we're the progressives!
The last swimmer out of the water at the L.A. Triathlon.
Cyclists on Venice Blvd. a half mile into the race.
Starting point of bike race at 2:06:03.
Cyclist Number 1620 at the start point.
Staging transition area where swimmers become cyclists.
Apparition that looks like a giant poodle-wolf head appears in a kitchen in Venice.
Happy smiling dogs pose for a crowd in front of the Venice Post Office.
Gas selling for $3.03 per gallon at the Chevron gas station at Venice and Lincoln.
House raised up on stilts at 716 Hampton.
The last days of the Baldwin Motel on Washington Boulevard.
Made famous in April 2001 when Robert Downey Jr. was arrested while hanging out here. At the time he was on parole for prior drug arrests, having a loaded .357 Magnum revolver in his car, and for breaking into his neighbor's house and passing out in their child's bed.
According to the arrest report, Downey emitted a "strong odor of an alcoholic beverage" and "rambled on without any questions being addressed to him." As the police officer patted him down, Downey repeatedly tried to turn around, so the officer had to grab his arms and press him up against the patrol vehicle. I wish I had a photo of that.


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Publisher's Weekly has announced that they will begin "showcasing" self-published books in a "special" quarterly supplement — for a price. That price includes only a listing and brief book description, no review unless you're one of the few the staff deems "worthy."
Worthy? I've read plenty of highly acclaimed traditionally published books that I found unworthy of the paper they were printed on. A book's worth is in the mind of the reader and I don't like someone telling me what's worth my time (which is why I seldom pay attention to reviews). This new "acceptance" of self-publishing by Publisher's Weekly is no better than a back-handed compliment.
Yet, maybe Independent Authors are asking for it.
It's well known that there is no love loss between Independent Authors and traditionally published authors, but there is one thing I don't see amongst traditionally published authors that is rampant among indie authors. They don't quibble over how a book is produced. Among indie authors there is hot debate (and a lot of derogatory words flung from both sides) over whether a POD author can be considered self-published or not.
Who cares?! Isn't it the quality that matters? Crap is crap regardless of whether you're a self-published author, POD author or traditionally published author and readers know that. Perhaps if Independent Authors — ALL INDEPENDENT AUTHORS — would stop bickering over whose method is better and start doing a better job of producing a high quality product we would gain the respect our hard work deserves instead of being told by someone else that we have to pay to be included in a second-class supplemental with no guarantees of being reviewed.
I say it's high time all Independent Authors stand together and march forward with quality products in hand on The Road to Writing.


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As the popularity of healthy cooking continues, more recipes are focusing on the importance of making vegetables the star of the recipe. Vegan cooking is becoming a popular way of putting the focus of the meal back on the vegetables. Sous Chef Bryan Nader from Mercy Health Saint Mary's shares some great vegan recipes.
Pesto Spaghetti Squash
1 medium spaghetti squash
1 large bunch cilantro
2/3 cup slivered almonds
2 cloves of garlic, chopped
½ tsp. lemon zest
1 Tbsp. lemon juice
¼ cup olive oil
¼ cup vegetable broth
¼ tsp. kosher salt
1. Preheat the oven to 375°F, and coat a rimmed baking pan with 2 tsp. canola oil, or spray with non-stick cooking spray.
2. Cut squash in half length-wise and scoop out seeds. Place squash cut side down on the prepared baking pan and use a fork to prick the outside of the squash a few times. Bake squash for about 45 minutes, or until tender but not mushy.
3. While the squash is baking, place cilantro, almonds, garlic, lemon zest, lemon juice, olive oil, vegetable broth and salt in a blender and process until smooth, and set aside.
4. Remove squash from the oven, and using a fork, scrape the flesh out into a large bowl, and top with pesto. Stir mixture together and serve.
Sweet Glazed Root Vegetables
1lb. parsnips, chopped into chunks
1lb. sweet potatoes, chopped into chunks
1lb. potatoes, chopped into chunks
½ of a red onion, chopped
2 Tbsp. olive oil
½ tsp. salt
1 tsp. dried thyme
1/3 cup apple cider
1/3 cup sweet white wine.
1. Preheat oven to 425°F
2. In a large bowl toss together vegetables, olive oil, salt and thyme.
3. In a baking dish combine cider and wine. Pour vegetable mixture into baking dish and stir to coat the veggies with the wine mixture.
4. Bake veggies, for about 45 minutes or until the vegetables are golden, and most of the liquid has evaporated.
Skillet Beer Chili Mac
1 Tbsp. olive oil
1 yellow onion, chopped
1 carrot, chopped
1 red bell pepper, chopped
2 Tbsp. chili powder
2 tsp. cumin
2 tsp. smoked paprika
¼ tsp. salt
2 Tbsp. tomato paste
1 (15oz) can tomato sauce
1 cup beer
3 cups vegetable broth
3 cups macaroni pasta
3 cups, assorted beans (black, pinto, red)
1 Tbsp. pure maple syrup
1 Tbsp. lime juice
1. In a large stock pot heat oil over medium heat. Sauté onion until it begins to golden, about 5 minutes, stir in carrot and bell pepper, cook for an additional 2 minutes. Fold in chili powder, cumin, paprika, salt, and tomato paste. Cook for 1 minute, stirring constantly. Stir in tomato sauce, beer, and vegetable broth and bring mixture just a boil, reduce heat to simmer and stir in pasta.
2. Cook pasta for 9-10 minutes or until al dente. Remove from heat and stir in beans, maple syrup and lime juice.
3. Garnish with chopped avocado and cilantro.
Sweet Potato Al Pastor
½ white onion, chopped
1 cup diced pineapple
¼ cup lime juice
3 Tbsp. mild chili powder
2 tsp. liquid smoke
2 tsp. smoked paprika
1 tsp. ground cumin
½ tsp. dried oregano
2 Tbsp. olive oil
8oz. temph, cut into thin 1" strips
3 cups sweet potato, peeled and shredded
2 Tbsp. soy sauce
1. In a blender combine onion, pineapple, lime juice, chili powder, liquid smoke, paprika, cumin and oregano, process until smooth.
2. In a large non-stick skillet heat oil, over medium heat, add in temph and cook for 2 minutes. Stir in sweet potatoes and cook for another 3-5 minutes. Pour in sauce mixture and soy sauce, cook until heated through.
3. Warm tortillas and spoon in sweet potato mixture and garnish with cilantro, red onion, and pineapple.
Chocolate Chip Cookies
2 ¼ cup whole-wheat pastry flour
1 tsp. baking powder
½ tsp. baking soda
½ tsp. salt
½ cup granulated sugar
½ cup packed brown sugar
2/3 cup banana puree or strained applesauce
1/3 cup canola oil
1 tsp. vanilla extract
¾ cup chopped dark chocolate
1. In a medium bowl combine the flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt together. In a separate bowl whisk together both sugars, fruit puree, oil and vanilla extract. Pour the dry mixture into the wet mixture and stir to combine. Fold in the chocolate.
2. Cover the bowl with the plastic wrap and refrigerate cookie dough for at least 30 minutes.
3. While the dough chills, preheat the oven to 350 °F
4. Scoop dough into golf ball size pieces and flatten slightly. Place cookies on a parchment lined baking tray. Repeat until all the dough is used
5. Bake for 10-14 minutes or until golden. Remove from oven, allow to cool slightly on the pan and then remove cookies to wire rack.


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Cardiff Blues' Cory Allen to make Wales debut against Argentina
Cardiff centre Cory Allen has been handed his first Wales cap for their Test clash with Argentina on Saturday.
Last Updated: 14/11/13 4:55pm
Allen, with only 10 senior appearances to his name, replaces an injured Jonathan Davies alongside Scott Williams in midfield, while at the other end of the spectrum prop Gethin Jenkins will make his 100th Test appearance.
The youngster's inclusion is one of four changes from the side beaten by South Africa last weekend, with Dan Biggar coming in at fly-half in place of Rhys Priestland.
Scarlets youngster Rhodri Jones replaces Adam Jones, who has a calf injury, opposite Jenkins in the front-row and the final change means a shuffle in the back-row with Dan Lydiate sidelined by ankle trouble.
His absence means a place for Justin Tipuric at No 7 with skipper Sam Warburton moving to the blindside.
"Last weekend will stand us in good stead in terms of physicality and intensity as Saturday will be a huge battle against Argentina," Gatland said.
"They will be looking for a repeat of last year (Argentina beat Wales 26-12) and we will need to be more clinical to get the result we are aiming for.
"We have been working hard to ensure we convert the chances we create and encourage the players to look for, and exploit, opportunities and space.
"Saturday will be a huge occasion for Gethin, and a fantastic milestone.
"We have made a number of changes due to injury, but it's a great opportunity for players we have been very impressed with.
"For Cory, it will be his first taste of international rugby and for Rhodri a chance to gain more experience. Justin played very well off the bench last weekend, and Dan's injury gives him the chance to start the game."
Argentina make four changes from the side beaten by England last weekend with winger Santiago Cordero making his first Test start after coming off the bench at Twickenham.
Scrum-half Martin Landajo replaces Tomas Cubelli and Joaquin Tuculet plays at full-back in place of Lucas Gonzalez Amorosino, with Manuel Carizza coming in at lock for Mariano Galarza in the only change to the Pumas pack.
Wales: L Halfpenny, G North, C Allen, S Williams, L Williams, D Biggar, M Phillips; G Jenkins, R Hibbard, Rhodri Jones, B Davies, A-W Jones, S Warburton (capt), J Tipuric, T Faletau.
Replacements: K Owens, P James, S Lee, L Charteris, Ryan Jones, L Williams, J Hook, A Beck.
Argentina: J Tuculet, H Agulla, M Bosch, S Fernandez, S Cordero, N Sanchez, M Landajo; M Ayerza, E Guinazu, M Bustos, M Carizza, P Albacete, P Matera, J F Cabello, J M Leguizamon (capt).
Replacements: S Iglesias, N Lobo, M Diaz, T Lavanini, L Senatore, T Cubelli, G Azcarate, L G Amorosino.


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HOUSTON — The National Basketball Association`s three-point field goal, which will be celebrated here at Saturday`s pre-All Star Game contest, is a longshot.
But that doesn`t scare the Bulls` Craig Hodges, one of the eight participants in the shootout.
``If you`re in it, you`ve got a chance,`` says Hodges. ``All I wanted was a chance.``
Just the fact that Hodges is getting a chance at the $20,000 first prize is something that had to be considered a longshot. Not because he doesn`t deserve it; Hodges twice has been the league`s three-point field goal percentage leader and holds the contest record for most points in one round. It`s just that his shot at even making the NBA was a long one for the 28-year- old Park Forest native.


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Elizabeth Hendricks
Liz brings 15 years of financial services experience to Alexander Isley Inc.
Prior to joining our firm, Liz worked at Morgan Stanley's corporate headquarters in New York City. During her 11 year tenure there, she rose to the position of Executive Director in the operations office of the High Yield Debt Capital Markets group, focusing on the origination of investment grade corporate bank debt.
Before taking her position at Morgan Stanley, Liz was a Business Assurance Associate at Coopers & Lybrand, where she worked on the audits of various Fortune 500 companies.
Liz earned a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy from Villanova University and is registered as a CPA in the state of New York. She lives in Connecticut with her husband and their two children.
Liz enjoys running, traveling, and spending time with her family.


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James Boren Price/Frances Threewitts Washington County, TN
I am interested in the ancestry of Frances Threewitts who married James Boren Price.She was born ca. 1794 in SC and died after 1860 near Jonesboro, Washington County, TN.John Threewitts born ca. 1801 in SC listed in the 1860 Franklin County, IL Census may have been her brother.Gardner Threewitts listed in the same census may have been a brother or nephew, especially since Frances Threewitts Price had a son named Gardner Leroy Price.Frances Threewitts Price was apparently descended from Peter Threewitts of Sussex County, VA who had a daughter with that name.His son Joel Threewitts was born ca. 1751 in Sussex County, VA and died and left a will in Richland County, SC.It is found in Vol. 2, Book K, page 100.Joel Threewitts lived in Orangeburg District, SC in 1800 and in Newberry County, SC in 1820.Joel Threewitts may have been the father of Frances Threewitts who married James Boren Price in Washington County, TN in 1811.
I would like for someone to do a lookup of the will of Joel Threewitts in Richland County, SC.Any information would be greatly welcomed.
David C. Galloway
918 Jarrett Road
Hayesville, NC28904
(828) 389-6760
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Stetson Law postpones "Stolen Childhoods" film screening
Contact Davina Gould
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Gulfport, Fla. – Stetson University College of Law's screening of the documentary "Stolen Childhoods," originally scheduled for Jan. 14, has been postponed to a later date. New details on the screening will be announced when they become available.
Post date: Jan. 7, 2005
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Holiday Blessings!!
Thane Johnson built us a ramp for his Eagle Scout Project.
We LOVE it!
Lima Baptist Missions Camp brought birthday party baskets and canned food. What a caring group!
Great Community Support this summer! Including the TR Arts Crawl ice cream tasting fundraiser and the YMCA peanut butter and jelly Fun Run as well as business and individual's support.
Thank you
Clyde Carr!
Thank you
Blue Ridge
Postal Food Drive
May 13th was a great success thanks to dedicated postal workers, enthusiastic volunteers, and generous donors!
Busy Day at the Ministry Wednesday February 28th! Received check from Food Lion and 5 pallets of food from Splash Pools. Troop 11 came to help sort and stock the donation. Such wonderful support from the community!
Churches in the area collected soup for "Souper Bowl Sunday". This is a picture from Travelers Rest United Methodist.
Donations were much appreciated!!
Bountiful Donations
Donations were delivered from various sources this Thanksgiving, including local churches, Kimbrell's furniture (where customers and employees collected food that was matched by management), North West Middle School – Pause for a Cause (students and teachers collected food), and Travelers Rest Student Council collected over 6400 cans and boxes of food for the North Greenville Crisis Ministry. Volunteerism and giving to others is a time honored tradition with Travelers Rest High School. The School has a long history of partnering with NGCM. They delivered in car loads on Monday and Tuesday before and after school. Donations are much appreciated and needed!!!
Volunteer Drop-In Hosted by Spring Park Assisted Living
A recent article in the Cliffs Magazine by Suzie Eihl
NORTH GREENVILLE CRISIS MINISTRY---Faith, Hope and Love
Maybe you've driven past the North Greenville Crisis Ministry on Highway 25 Bypass outside of Travelers Rest and wondered who goes there and why.
Since 1983 the Ministry has offered short term temporary assistance to residents in crisis in Northern Greenville County. The Ministry serves the area from Cherrydale North to the NC border and West to Pickens County and East to Wade Hampton. It includes 7 zip codes and 250 square miles. As needs have grown over the years the Ministry has moved several times and now has 3 buildings and a well landscaped lawn with plenty of parking.
Director Suzanne Kolb and Joanne Turner, Chairman of the Board of Directors of North Greenville Crisis Ministry, stress that without volunteers the center could not operate. Of the 60-70 volunteers from around the area, 12 are from The Cliffs Valley. Both men and women help stock the shelves, pack food boxes, load and unload food containers, pick up donations, work in the clothing area, maintain the grounds and do clerical work.
An average of 15-20 potential clients come in each day. After they sign in, they are interviewed. When it is determined they are from our North Greenville area, their case is filed and their need is determined. If they are from outside the area, they are directed to another facility, but no one leaves without food. Family records are kept of the household members and their relationship to the primary client. Every client is required to present documentation on each visit to track changes in their status. Qualifying families receive a food supply of 3-4 days of food. Clients can only apply every 3 months.
The Crisis Ministry is not a food bank. It is a facility that offers short term, temporary assistance to those in a crisis situation. Clients are required to attend 3 classes to qualify for financial assistance. Classes in Eating Healthy on a Budget, Conserving Electricity, Fire Prevention and Coping with Grief have been offered to help educate clients.
Donated food comes from many sources. Local churches, schools, clubs and individual cash donations keep the Ministry going. Bi Lo donates day old deli items and bread. Recently the US Postal Service collected 14,000 pounds of food on one Saturday! Donations also come from Loaves and Fishes. Some food is purchased from Harvest Hope. The Cliffs Valley Community Relations Committee and Cliffs Resident Outreach (CRO) have supported the Ministry for many years.
The Food Room is set up like a grocery store with canned goods, boxed items, basic foods, canned meat, mac and cheese, peanut butter, bread, jelly, beans, rice, juice and a variety of healthy foods. No chips or soft drinks are available. Bags of pet food are available for clients with pets.
Two new large refrigerators for milk, eggs and produce were purchased with a $5,000 donation from The Cliffs Residents Outreach (CRO) organization. Two large freezers have also been added for frozen food and meats.
The Clothing Building is well organized with shelves and baskets that are labeled by size, age and gender from infants to adults. Clean, gently used items are displayed in orderly fashion. Dresses, men's suits, shoes and accessories are given free to help clients dress for job interviews, everyday living and church. It makes a person feel good when they look good. School supplies will be collected and distributed as Back to School approaches. A winter coat drive will be held in the fall.
The Storage Building is utilized each season for storing goods and supplies. It was a great storage addition to the current facility.
The Swamp Rabbit Quilt Guild has donated handmade blankets and quilts to the Ministry. Joan Poole from the group stated that 25 ladies meet at the Travelers Rest Library once a month. They have donated more than 70 quilts and blankets in the last year to be given to children.
Volunteers come from all walks of life and provide a wonderful service. Without them the Ministry could not survive. In 2015, 8,103 people were assisted by NGCM. Also in 2015, 3,316 families were assisted with one third of them being children. Volunteers gave 3,594 hours to the Ministry.
Stop in sometime and see what a tremendous service the Ministry provides to those in crisis. Maybe you'll find a volunteer opportunity. It is a non-denominational, non-discriminatory organization.
The Ministry is open Monday-Thursday from 9-11:30.
The Pi Rho Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, at USC Upstate in Spartanburg, SC. Held a coat and blanket drive for the Crisis Ministry. Hailey and Courtney delivered their generous contribution!
Our annual Fundraiser Golf Tournament was October 3, 2016. . We had an AMAZING outpouring of support from our community - local businesses and individuals. Thanks to all for your support!!!!!
TD Bank of Travelers Rest held a coat and blanket drive. They presented a generous check and the coats and blankets to board members September 30, 2016.
To view the upcoming schedule of client classes, please look under the "More" Link and click on client class schedule!!
Forward Classes are a Hit
In order for clients to receive crisis assistance after the first initial time, they must attend three Forward classes in one year. Clients are provided with a schedule and the titles of each class at the beginning of every month. It is their choice what classes they choose to participate in. Some of our topics include eating healthy on a budget, diabetic cooking, low sodium tips, budgeting, parenting teens, food safety, and Employment tips for Greenville County Schools. Our classes are taught by dieticians, Nutrition experts, Counselors, Financial Planners, and Recruiters
Forward classes are designed specifically to provide information that will enable the client to move towards economic, healthy, financial, or relationship self-sufficiency. This information can be used as a bridge to help these individuals build or rebuild hope for the future.
For more information please call us at 864-834-7342. Class schedules are provided under the MORE tab up above.
Its time to go through those closets and get out all of the old blankets, coats, scarves, gloves, and boots. Many people are in need of these items to stay warm during the winter months, and I hear it's going to be quite chilly in this neck of the woods!!! Drop your donations by soon!!!
North Greenville Crisis Ministry
864 N Hwy 25 Bypass,
Greenville, SC 29617
PO Box 1672
Travelers Rest, SC 29690
Phone: 864-834-7342
E-mail - [email protected]
Hours of Operation
9 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Tax Exempt ID# 20-0090595
In accordance with Federal civil rights law and U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil rights regulations and policies, the USDA, its Agencies, offices, and employees, and institutions participating in or administering USDA programs are prohibited from discriminating based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, gender identity (including gender expression), sexual orientation, disability, age, marital status, family/parental status, income derived from a public assistance program, political beliefs, or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights activity, in any program or activity conducted or funded by USDA (not all bases apply to all programs). Remedies and complaint filing deadlines vary by program or incident.
Persons with disabilities who require alternative means of communication for program information (e.g., Braille, large print, audiotape, American Sign Language, etc.) should contact the responsible Agency or USDA's TARGET Center at (202) 720-2600 (voice and TTY) or contact USDA through the Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339. Additionally, program information may be made available in languages other than English.
To file a program discrimination complaint, complete the USDA Program Discrimination Complaint Form, AD-3027, found online at How to File a Program Discrimination Complaint and at any USDA office or write a letter addressed to USDA and provide in the letter all of the information requested in the form. To request a copy of the complaint form, call (866) 632-9992. Submit your completed form or letter to USDA by: (1) mail: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, D.C. 20250-9410; (2) fax: (202) 690-7442; or (3) email: [email protected].
This organization is an equal opportunity provider.


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The reading public knows Katie Hafner for the technology-and-society stories she has written through the years in the New York Times and elsewhere -- or for her books, the previous one of which was A Romance on Three Legs, an elegant examination of Glenn Gould through the tale of his search for the perfect piano. I have been fortunate also to know her as a friend. A dozen years ago, when my wife and I were living in Berkeley, Katie and I co-taught a course on article-writing at the UC Berkeley Journalism School, which was having a great run under the deanship of Orville Schell. Our families have stayed in touch since then. (And, you're right, it was just a week ago that I was recommending a book by Orville Schell and John Delury.)
Next for Your Reading List: 'Mother Daughter Me'
A difficult saga, told in elegant and upbeat style.


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Henry Morrell of Old California Death
Found this in local Library Micro.
" West Va. Good Templar " newspaper, Gerrardstown, Berkeley Co. WV.
Nov. 27, 1880- The News -
Henry Morrell, of California, was found dead in his room at the St. Cloud Hotel, Philadelphia.Over $100,000 in registered bonds were found among his affects.


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Smoke Signals 7/1: Jared Goedert and More
We'll recap some of the recent roster moves such as the decision to look externally for a utility player instead of promoting from within, give our thoughts on the Indians (finally) committing themselves to using Matt LaPorta full time, take a look back on the Russell Branyan trade and how that came about as well as give some firsthand info on anything else that may be in the works on the trade front, and lots more.
We also will be airing an interview I did with Triple-A Columbus third baseman Jared Goedert in the second half of the show. The interview is about eight minutes long and took place last weekend while I was in Columbus to check out how Goedert and several other players there are doing at the midpoint of the season. Goedert talks about finally being healthy and what that has done for him this year from a confidence and consistency standpoint, the injury struggles the past few years, and what his goals are going forward.
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Hiya, Im usually a bard only person, did my G Horn and left it at that but some things happened recently and long story short im LS'less on a server where I know no one xD
So I decided to train monk as my DD/Solo job and just needed a bit of gear advice at a stand still point on what to do. A Friend of mine helped me gear up not long ago before stuff fell apart, and ive been working off what I had ever since.
Just wondered if there was anything I could improve on, which I could solo? I know Nyzle gear etc way to go but I dont think ill be getting that anytime soon, and is there a weapon besides relic (Dont want to do another) or Empy which I cant get, to go for?
These are my sets any improvement if helpful :)
Currently my Impetus Up set and main TP (As I don't have any other replacement body to start down set)
This would be my down set if the body would drop :/
My current WS set I need alot of help, I know SS is a DEX mod with 5% attack but from the looks myself this set is crap lol
Just an idle set basic atm
Im using the indrik h2h and I have a spellcast made for MNK which im using atm
Thanks for taking the time to read!


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Finally got our family photos back,*pics (PIOG)
So i thought i would share. We haven't been able to afford it since Oct 2010.These ones were taken June 2012. Because we live in Korea we can't just go anytime.Every year Platinum Portrait Studios comes to us. They're expensive but do a good job.
My husband and I.Don't really like this.By mid session i was in pain.
My husband
My daughter and husband.Don't usually share pics. of my daughter but she actually had fun doing it this time.Plus she's just too beautiful not to share.
Didn't want to get this one because the bags under my eyes are very noticeable.But my husband loved it.
This one is my favorite. I will treasure this one.
The pictures are really nice. You have a beautiful family
I love them all hun! they look great! :) My favorite is the 3rd from the bottom. :)
Wonderful family pictures, were going just before Christmas to get them done we haven't had one done since 2008, so I'm really looking forward to it.


text: After each baseball season, the league holds a huge party to celebrate and honor all of the teams. Even though the Mustangs had a great year, Rhino is worried that he's not going to get any of the awards. But after showing he can be a great teammate on and off the field, he is happily surprised.


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Because it's excruciatingly painful to bear for anyone to know that:
1. Your team's Hall of Famer is no longer on your team.
2. He's on a team in direct competition with yours. They will face him twice a year.
3. That team already had a kick ass run game.
They still cheer for their team but they do so wounded already.
The rivalry with the Cowboys dead/dormant? Not amongst fans I'll tell you that. Allow me rekindle the flame:
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Why would any Vikings fan buy a Favre jersey
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