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Michigan basketball, ranked #3 in the nation, proved why with a dominant win over Western Michigan by a final score of 73-41. The Wolverines look every bit the part of one of the nation's elite teams. 3 Stars of the Game 1. Trey Burke was simply sensational. He went 8-11 from the field for 20 points to go along with 7 assists, 3 boards, 3 steals, and zero turnovers. His lines in the box score are starting to become worth the price of admission. Some are starting to say he's the best point guard in the nation. Tough to argue with that. Trey Burke 2. Nik Stauskas had an efficient night on the court. He scored 11 more points but more impressively found a way to increase his 3-point efficiency by going 3-4 from long range. He is now 21-33 on the season from 3-point land, good for a 64% mark. 3. Jordan Morgan almost notched his 2nd consecutive double-double with 8 points and 8 boards. Morgan was 4-6 from the floor and added 2 steals and is really starting to produce at a high level once again. 3 Key Plays 1. With the score tied 9-9 early on and Michigan trying to find their way, Tim Hardaway, Jr. grabbed the ball, raced up court, and threw down a ferocious right-handed dunk to not only fire up the crowd but to also set the tone for the rest of the night. Michigan immediately went on a 9-2 run. On the grander scale, from the moment Hardaway grabbed the ball, Michigan outscored Western 64-32 from then on. 2. With 3:20 left in the 1st half, freshman Caris LeVert took and made his first collegiate three-pointer. LeVert has supplanted senior Matt Vogrich in the regular rotation and looks very comfortable on the court. There was initial speculation that LeVert would be redshirted but after the game coach John Beilein mentioned how he earned the playing time, the team was in favor of it, and to honor his increased role, LeVert was given the honor of leading The Victors in the postgame locker room. 3. At the 14:16 mark of the 2nd half, Stauskas hit his 3rd three ball of the night. It has gotten to the point now where the expectation is that the ball will go down each time he lets it go. The most impressive part about Stauskas' game is that he refuses to be pigeonholed as a shooter and nothing more. He added 4 assists, 3 boards, and a steal to his impressive shooting night. Stat of the Game 7 assists to 0 turnovers by Burke. Since the Kansas State game in New York City, Burke has 22 assists to just 2 turnovers. Random Observations Mitch McGary continues to gain confidence with each passing night. He was 5-5 from the field for 10 points while adding 3 boards. His 4 turnovers marred an otherwise stellar effort. Glenn Robinson III is one of the quietest contributors you'll see. Tonight he scored 7 points, corralled 5 boards, and dished out 2 assists. His star will rise as the season wears on. Keep a lookout for some highlight-reel slam dunks in the near future. Tim Hardaway, Jr. is in a bit of a funk right now. After a red hot start to the season beyond the 3-point arc, TH2 is just 5 for his last 24 from deep. He struggled most of last season to stay consistent with his jumper. Hopefully he can right the ship and start to find the bottom of the net again with more efficiency. Both Josh Bartelstein and Max Bielfeldt are wearing protective boots on their respective right feet. Random Stats The Wolverines were 8-21 (38.1%) from three-point range. Michigan outrebounded Western 35-31. Behind another stellar floor game from Burke, Michigan won the turnover battle by only giving it away 10 times to 18 errors by the Broncos. Western was led by Darius Paul's double-double (10 points and 10 boards). Unsung Hero McGary's effort will land him in this category on a lot of nights. Going 5-5 from the field makes it that much easier to put him here. What it means Michigan overwhelmed an inferior opponent, which is exactly what they should be doing as they continue to tune up for the Big Ten road that is rapidly approaching. Beilein's team will be seeking revenge against Arkansas after a Trey Burke buzzer-beater rimmed out a year ago, costing Michigan what was almost an incredible comeback win. Next: Michigan will host Arkansas on Saturday, tip is set for high noon and the game will be aired on CBS. Video Before you watch the video below, read this tweet Favorite karaoke? @mitchmcgary4 belted out @justinbieber's "U Smile" on the videoboard at Crisler Center earlier. — Michigan Basketball (@umichbball) December 5, 2012 If you would like to receive an email notification each time a Michigan Basketball story is posted you can fill out the Email Notification Form. You can also stay connected with our coverage by following Joe and I on Twitter. Joe is @isportsJoe and I'm @isportsRob
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Today is International Women's Day and for me it has already gotten off to quite the start. I opened the London Stock Exchange this morning alongside 49 other UK businesswomen, which showcased the talent and success of women in this country.
I have achieved so much in my career and am still excited by new opportunities to take my business to the next level. Being alongside women from across the country who are doing the same was a truly inspiring way to start the day. It was quite a buzz being there to ring the opening bell!
International Women's Day is about celebrating the amazing role women play every day across the world. Mother, professional, sister, aunt, creator, designer and businesswoman are just a few of the hats I wear on a daily basis, which goes to show just how busy a woman's life really can be.
There are so many women that are unsung heroes, so a day like International Women's Day reminds us of just what a contribution women make. For me, one of the achievements I am most proud of is being a mother to Natasha and a step-mum to Savannah and Sienna. I think being a parent has to be one of the toughest jobs (even Oprah agrees), but the bond between a mother and her daughter is something incredibly precious. I am so proud of what Natasha has achieved and she inspires me every day to pursue projects I am truly passionate about.
I was thrilled to be able to work with the White Ribbon Alliance For Safe Motherhood on a project to showcase the special bond between mothers and daughter while raising funds for their incredibly charity. I had my photo taken by Joanna Vestey for the Dreams for my Daughter exhibition, which is taking place at the Blue Bar in the Royal Festival Hall on the Southbank here in London.
The White Ribbon Alliance does amazing work to ensure women around the world have access to health care during pregnancy and childbirth. They are active in 155 countries providing lifesaving care to women and girls. My great friend Yasmin Mills introduced me to the charity and I'm thrilled to be helping out in any way I can. This exhibition Dreams for My Daughter is raising further awareness for an issue first highlighted by Sarah Brown in 2010; the forcible marriage of young girls.
Over the past year the WRA has been capturing the hopes and dreams that mothers have for their daughter from locations across the globe. This amazing project is being unveiled today at the South Bank and I am so thrilled to be a part of this incredible campaign.
So what's my dream for my daughter Natasha? Well it's simple, I just wish for my daughter's dreams to come true.
Wishing everyone a safe, healthy and happy International Women's Day.
P.S. The Huffington Post's founder Arianna Huffington is also supporting the campaign!

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The dad of Sheffield Olympian James Woods says he still feels like his son is a medal winner despite finishing fifth.
An injury-ravaged run saw the 22-year-old miss out on a medal in the freestyle slopestyle skiing at the Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia.
'Woodsy' fell during practice, damaging his hip – and kept the extent of the injury from nearly everyone, including dad Chris.
It was not until the event ended that people became aware how much pain the Crosspool man was in – with James admitting that, had it not been the Olympics, he would have pulled out.
Having qualified for the final, the competition was so fierce an incredible run would have been needed to get into the medal places – but James was not physically capable of it.
However, there was no disappointment in the Woods household, with James one of two sporting stars – brother Philip is on a football scholarship at Missouri State University in the USA.
Chris said: "I've said for years that I couldn't be more proud of him and his brother because of the way they have driven their own sporting careers.
"They have seen so committed and enthusiastic and nice guys too and that, as a parent, is all you want.
"He had a clean run in the qualifiers, a clean run in the final and showed the world what he could do.
"With the injury it meant he couldn't go for it, so coming fifth, for me, was the equivalent of medalling."
James had emailed his family, and, although he admitted he was injured, did not say how badly.
Chris said: "He said he had been to see the doctors and had ice baths and was fine. We thought there hadn't been such a hangover as there obviously was when the competition came about – as a child you don't tell your parents everything."
There was a bittersweet feeling for Chris though, as he admitted James and fellow slopestyle skier Katie Summerhayes would be the last in the sport to be developed in Sheffield following the closure of the city's ski village.
Chris said: "I've no idea what the ins and outs are about Sheffield Ski Village but it is such a shame the Woodsys and Katies aren't going to be coming from this city any more."
"James spent any minute of every day there – in summer holidays he was there all day doing that stuff. There was a whole community with a team spirit and they all developed and adding the Castleford trip means that you have to have parents who have the time and the petrol money to not just take them and hang around. As a parent, I've spent more time hanging around – I'm an expert at flasks of tea and crosswords in the car.
"At Sheffield you could drop them off and leave them and come back later and pick them up.
"There were problems with bits sticking up and you could hurt your thumbs on the grid, but for what it was, it was great."
And Chris has called on parents to get their kids involved in the sport, nonetheless, citing the spirit and camaraderie among the competitors as a refreshing change to the 'winning is everything' mantra that often blights some sports.
"It's a remarkable sport because of how friendly the competitors are," he said. "It's wonderful to see the sportsmanship and friendship. It's a bit like Steven Gerrard scoring a great goal from outside the box and John Terry going over and shaking his hand...it wouldn't happen, but in slopestyle it does. If you put in a good run, then everyone will congratulate you.
"We always gave them (James and Phil) the licence to do what they can – any other parents out there, take them to the Snowdome in Castleford and let them go out and enjoy it and get fit."


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Clonmel News in brief...
55 Social Club
The 55 social club will hold their next social night on Friday 15th Febuary,venue "The Coachman",Parnell Street.Music on the night will be by Tony Egan.the January night was well attended and the music by The Piano Man, a new man to the club,was really enjoyed by everyone there and we hope we will see him again soon.Anyone wishing to join the club would be most welcome .See you all there on the 15th.
South Tipp Art Group
Junior STAG are on mid term break on this coming Saturday 16th February. A new 5 week Art session will commence on Saturday 23rd in the Art Room,Infant School at the back of St. Peter and Paul's Primary School, Kickham St., Clonmel. As there are only a few places left in the Primary Section( 9 years to 6th. Class) & Senior Section ( 1st year to Leaving Cert.) please contact the Organiser at 0868096823 as soon as possible.
Adult STAG: The Adult Artists in STAG are now getting around to painting for the forthcoming Exhibition in the Library in June. With the onset of Spring it is hoped that there will be some hardy souls out painting en plein air around the county and further afield soon! New members are always welcome on any Tuesday night from 7.30 p.m. in the venue above.
A number of STAG Adult Artists are taking a watercolour course with Artist Ray Osborn, Callan every Tuesday morning up to Easter, in the South Tipperary Arts Centre 10. 30 to 12.30 p.m. As it's an ongoing course those with some knowledge of watercolour painting can join in at any stage.
A one-day workshop on Design and Composition in landscape will be given by Plein Air Artist Michael McGuire, Wexford , in the Shallowsnest Studio, Ballyknockan,Broadway, Co. Wexford on Sunday 10th. March. Booking essential at 0879335456 or contact the Organiser at 0868096823.
Maureen Purcell, Organiser STAG
New events at South Tipp Arts Centre
Recital : Another Fundraiser for the South Tipperary Arts Centre.
Classical Guitar Recital on Thursday night 21st February 7. 30 p.m. with Guitarists Peter Richmond, Surrey, Uk and Liam O' Reilly, Shamrock Hill, Clonmel featuring Popular classical favourites, Spanish pieces, Jazz, Pop ( Beatles) and Trad. Mary O'Gorman, Poet, Powerstown, Clonmel will read some of her beautiful evocative poems during the Recital. Adm: €10 Adults, €5 children, €8 concessions. Contact The Reception at 0526127877 to book.
Children's Music Workshop : 'Have Fun Through Music' introduction to Music for ages 4 – 6, 7 – 9, 10 – 12.
Saturday 9th. March with Tutor Niall O' Connor, Waterford, B.A. Mus. ( Hons.) H Dip. in Arts In Prim. Ed. L. T. C. L.
4 to 6 year olds 11. 15 a.m.
7 to 9 year olds 12. 30
10 to 12 year olds 2 p.m.
Fee €10 , Reduction for Family members. Booking essential at Reception 052 61 27877
Crochet Class for adults
Beginners and Improvers, Right and Left handers, commencing on Thursday 21st February 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. for 6 weeks. €10 per class Booking essential.
On Going Classes at the Arts Centre;
Children's classes on Friday and Saturday are now full. Classes can be run on Tuesday/Wednesdays/Thursdays if there is enough interest. Contact the Reception.
Adult Classes : Watercolour with Ray Osborn on Tuesday mornings. Basic knowledge of painting is required.Contact Reception at 0526127877
Oil and Acrylic with Ann Brennan Thursday mornings on going. Contact Ann 0863292086
Wednesday Artists & Craftsworker's Gathering get- together €3
'Cluain' Clonmel, Artists Exhibition 'Spring Time of Hope' now running at the Arts Centre to great acclaim. Well worth a visit.
Art and Poetry books for sale at half price at the Arts Centre.
The South Tipperary Arts Centre website and Facebook are now being reconstructed but some information and the Gallery is still available on both.
Opening Hours: Tuesday to Friday: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday : 12 to 4 p.m. ADMISSION FREE.
Maureen Purcell, Voluntary Manager, South Tipperary Arts Centre, Clonmel 0868096823
Loreto Convent musical
Loreto Convent will present a Musical Extravaganza "Sounds Of Spring" on Wednesday night March 20 in the School. An evening of wonderful talent from the pupils, not to be missed.
Tickets available from the school, and will be on sale from next week.


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- John Kerry said "extraordinary" evidence points to Russia providing missile launcher
- He pressured Vladimir Putin to use influence over rebels to allow international probe
- He called on the Europeans to increase pressure on Russia, raising issue of trust for Putin
- Senate Intelligence Chair calls on Putin to "man up" and lead
The United States upped pressure on Moscow over the Malaysia Airlines disaster as Secretary of State John Kerry drew a clearer line to Russia over its ties to rebels in Ukraine and the rocket system used to down the jet. He also noted on CNN that it was a "moment of truth" for Vladimir Putin.
Kerry and key congressional lawmakers from both parties especially sharpened the focus on Putin to, as Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Dianne Feinstein said, "man up" and lead.
There was concern, however, that Russia's behavior since Thursday's destruction of Flight 17 by a missile the United States believes was fired by the Russian-backed rebels further underscores Putin's hardening preference for Cold War-era politics.
"This is going back to the days of Stalin, and Khrushchev and Brezhnev," Republican Rep. Peter King said on CBS's "Face the Nation."
"The way he's responding to a crisis, which he caused, which everyone knows he did, and yet he goes underground. This is what a mafia guy does. This is what a goon does. Not a world leader. Not someone in the civilized world."
Asked on CNN's "State of the Union" whether the incident has pushed U.S.-Russian relations back to Cold War-era levels, Feinstein simply said, "yes."
Outrage expressed
Governments from around the world have expressed outrage at the disorderly situation at the remote crash site about 40 miles from Russia's border and called on Putin to use his influence on the pro-Russian rebels to open up the area to investigators and stand aside.
Since the crash that killed nearly 300 people, the Ukrainian government and the rebels have traded bitter accusations over who was responsible and what has been done since.
Russia has denied any involvement, and Putin said Ukraine's military campaign against the rebels was to blame for blowing the Boeing 777 out of the sky.
But Kerry said it would be "ridiculous" for the international community trust what Putin has said.
Kerry said there was a "buildup of extraordinary circumstantial evidence" that the rebels were behind it and that the suspect rocket system used was transferred to them from Russia, which denies its military equipment crossed the border.
"We know with confidence, with confidence, that the Ukrainians did not have such a system anywhere near the vicinity at that point in time, so it obviously points a very clear finger at the separatists," Kerry said on CNN's "State of the Union."
He called a "very, very critical moment for Russia to step up publicly and join in the effort in order to make sure" there is a full investigation.
The crash site near the town of Torez in the Donetsk region is under rebel control and the situation was said to be far from organized.
Negotiations were being held for the release of nearly 200 recovered bodies, and there were reports some of the dead had been looted. International investigators have limited access.
Kerry said that he spoke Saturday with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov in what he called a "direct and tough conversation."
Russia needs to help ensure that investigators can conduct a thorough investigation, Kerry said.
"This is the moment of truth for Russia and for Mr. Putin," Kerry said.
Not shooting from hip
But while Kerry urged Russia to allow for a complete investigation, he did not lay out specific repercussions for the Russians. He said they are being discussed with European allies.
He added on "Fox News Sunday" that the United States wasn't going to "shoot from the hip," but instead respond in a "thoughtful way."
When pressed on "Meet the Press" that the Obama administration is giving Russia too much maneuvering room, Kerry said the world is "complicated."
He pointed to Russia's cooperation removing chemical weapons in Syria and other parts of the world.
"Russia is working with us in a cooperative way on the P5 + 1," which are the talks regarding Iran's nuclear program.
The Obama administration criticized
But Senator Lindsey Graham, R-South Carolina, said Kerry's response was not severe enough.
"He didn't call Putin the thug that he is. He didn't call for arming Ukraine so they can defend themselves," Graham said on "Meet the Press."
Reaction from Republicans plays into the ongoing narrative that Republicans paint of the President's foreign policy leadership as being weak and indecisive.
Tennessee Republican Sen. Bob Corker said the response by the Obama administration since Russia began its annexation of Crimea has been "timid and cautious."
It has "kept Putin from really paying a price inside his country for the actions that have been taken," he said on "Fox."
"The United States needs to end its tepid response," Michigan Rep. Mike Rogers, Chairman of the House Intelligence Community, said on ABC's "This Week."
He called for "aggressive" help for the Ukrainian military.
Others called for more even tougher sanctions on Russia's energy and banking sectors, which the administration escalated this past week just before the plane crash.
King, who sits on both the Homeland Security and Intelligence Committees, said global response should also consider relieving Russia from hosting the 2018 of the World Cup.
Pressure on Europeans
Kerry and Republicans and Democrats were in agreement, however, regarding the role of the Europeans who have been reluctant to impose tough sanctions against Russia because of their reliance of Russian energy.
"We hope this will be a wake-up call for some countries in Europe that have wanted to stand back and give this more time and worry about the trade relationship," Kerry said on "Meet the Press," repeating a sentiment expressed by President Barack Obama last week.
Corker said the western countries response to Russia in the past six months has been "tragic."
"I've been indredibly discouraged by not only the U.S. response, but by the European response," he said on Fox.
On the same program, Sen. Bob Menendez, D-New Jersey, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said the United States and Europe have "to have a far more significant response than we've seen to date."
A new Cold War?
Members of Congress issued their own much more dire warning of Putin.
On "State of the Union," Rep. Michael McCaul, chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, said, "Mr. Putin is returning to a Cold War" posture.
"And I think this is a game changer, what happened, the downing of this commercial flight by separatists tied to Putin," McCaul said.
Zbigniew Brzezinski, former national security adviser for Jimmy Carter, believes Putin, if anything, has started a new Cold War.
"He has gotten himself into horrendous jam. I strongly suspect that a lot of people in Russia, even not far away from him who are worried that Russia's status in the world is dramatically being undermined," Brzezinksi said Sunday on CNN's "Fareed Zakaria GPS."


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This blog isn't about exercise or food, but it is about a better quality of life. The Estate Sale at my parent's house is over. The company that ran the sale did a wonderful job. They priced everything, did all of the negotiating, and successfully sold everything of value that was left in the house. I stayed away and let them handle everything. I'm glad I didn't have to be there watching strangers picking over Mom & Dad's stuff. My husband and I spent the last two days dividing what was left from the Estate Sale into three piles: metal recycle, Salvation Army donation, and trash. The rooms are empty, the floors are vacuumed, and there is a for sale sign in the front yard.
Those of you who have read my blog over the past four years have lived with me through my Dad's concussion which left him in a wheelchair; my Dad's drug resistant urinary tract infections which led to sepsis and his death; my Mom's stroke nine months later, which eventually led to her death, and the long process of settling an estate.
Out of all of that, the most difficult moment of all was seeing two items left over from the Estate Sale – my old baby bed and play pen. I will tell you a story and the lesson I have learned from it.
After my sister and I outgrew the baby bed and playpen, my parents shared them with other family members who were having babies. As my cousins grew up, the baby furniture was no longer needed. It was stored here and there, probably getting in someone's way until, at last, the next generation started having babies. Then that old furniture came out to be used again. This should have been a joyful process, but somehow there was an argument between my mother and her sisters about who should have the furniture.
It wound up with Mom, and all four of her grandchildren slept happily in that bed…but it left a rift in the family. The annual reunions stopped. People drifted apart and began to live separate lives. The close and happy family broke apart – over two pieces of furniture. My Mom was angry for a long time, not so much about the furniture itself, but that it left a division between her and the brothers and sisters with whom she had always been so close.
Across the nation several deaths were blamed of baby furniture like ours. The slats were too far apart and some babies got their little heads stuck. Laws were written, and standards were set for baby furniture. I wouldn't dream of taking a risk with the lives of my future grandchildren. My sister felt the same way. We left the baby bed and playpen for the Estate Sale. I hoped that someone would buy them for a toy display or as an antique.
But when I went back to the house after the sale, both were still there. I can't donate them to a Crisis Pregnancy Center – they are not safe and not legal. They are now in the garage with other worthless items waiting to be hauled to the curb for heavy trash day.
As I picked up the bed, I thought - this thing broke up a family. As I carried the play pen to the garage I thought - how could something so insignificant cause so much anger? Truly it was the saddest moment of the four years.
I am glad I can say that by the time my Mom had her stroke, she had forgotten her anger and had only nice things to say about her family. After the stroke when her speech therapist showed her pictures of her brothers and sisters, their names were some of the few words that she tried to say aloud. And every time she tried she smiled. I am glad that she was able to forgive before she died, but so many years were wasted.
I am also glad that I can honestly say that there is no one in this world that I am angry with or holding a grudge against. There are a few people who seem to be angry with me – I lost three facebook friends over what I thought was a really funny political cartoon. I don't know what to say or how to make it right, but my heart is ready to say "I'm sorry" for whatever offense I caused, and I would leap at the opportunity to restore the relationship.
You can eat right and exercise until you are in great shape, but if you are angry and bitter on the inside, you are not healthy. The stress of anger will cause disease and rob you of your joy and vitality. I encourage you to learn to forgive and to purge bitterness from your heart. I'm not sure that is possible without a personal relationship with God. So I guess I am really encouraging you to seek God and learn from the Bible what He says about love and revenge and relationships.
I know what you're thinking – a baby bed is a pretty trivial thing to be angry about – and some of you have issues that are much more serious. If you told me your story, I would probably agree, but what I learned is that at the end of life, the reasons for the anger don't matter, and in the end it's all hauled out with the trash.
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But out of this 10 year transition, my humor evolved... it's goofy! I wish my diet discipline was as well developed, but that will come. Goofy is with me.
God bless
You are absolutely correct about righteous anger. God's anger over sin is part of the perfect agreement between His love and His justice. It never dawned on me that someone might interpret the blog that I thought all anger was wrong.
The biblical character I was thinking of was Jonah, who sat under the vine God provided saying, "I have a right to be angry." I was thinking of people I know who have held grudges for years, who say "I will never forgive him for that" or "I will never forget that she did this." That kind of anger is self destructive, and at the end of life the reason for all that anger doesn't matter.
People who have experienced tragedy - that's trickier. I been ripped off by scoundrels. I have many friends who have been cheated by a variety of people from ex spouses to con artists. I have a friend who was raped. I have a friend whose only child was murdered. They do indeed have a right to justice from the courts. They have a right to pursue the perpetrators even to the death pentalty where applicable. I would draw a line, however between pursuing justice and allowing anger to ferment inside for the rest of their lives. The friend whose child was murdered is in the process of publishing a book about how God has healed her heart and her husband's heart. They went through the trial and saw the murderers sentenced to life in prison. They also have allowed God to restore their joy and give them a whole new purpose in life.
Now, back to God's anger at sin. That is an anger we dare not ignore. Your example of false teachers who diabolically draw people away from God is a good one. That deserves an angry response and and a strong rebuke from God and from Christians who are charged with proclaiming the truth.
God is Holy. There is a penalty for sin - one that we cannot pay by good works or good intentions. The wages of sin is death. But Jesus paid my penalty for me, and the gift of God is eternal life in Jesus Christ our Lord.
The interesting thing about anger is how we justify our reasons for being angry with others, we are indignant when others are angry with us, and we presume that God will overlook our disobedience toward him.
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INDIANAPOLIS – It was widely believed that the Dallas Cowboys drafted so well during the Jimmy Johnson era because he had just come to the NFL after years of recruiting college players at Miami and other stops.
The Philadelphia Eagles likely have a similar edge now with coach Chip Kelly's deep familiarity with college athletes. Before joining the Eagles in 2013, the devotee of the fast-paced offense spent six years at Oregon, including the last four as head coach.
"I can walk into his office and mention a player I watched and he'll mention where he went to high school," Eagles general manager Howie Roseman said. "He'll have recruiting
stories about these guys. That's incredibly helpful. He knows some of these guys even better than some of us do as scouts because he's spent time with them already.
"I felt last year as we were going through the process, he's incredibly smart and detail-oriented. When he dives into the draft process and we give him the guys we've narrowed it down to, he's very quick to formulate an opinion because he puts the time in to do the work."


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Attached at the bottom of this page is a pdf compilation of all of your concept maps together with sticky note comments attached to each map. Alison wrote the comments so you can speak to her about the specifics of her suggestions. Instead of reiterating Alison's comments, which I agree with, I'll make the following general recommendations.
First - because we are beginning with a trophic interaction, too many of you are using your concept map to simply represent a food web without providing any other context. We want to see your map extending outward from the very specific questions guiding the experiment (Do crayfish feed selectively on smaller snails? To what extent does size selective predation depend on a) the size of the crayfish or b) the presence of an alternative prey (clams)?) to include broader context. Many of you failed to think outside of those little gray boxes.
Second - when we talk about interactions amongst concepts, it is not interesting or particularly useful to say A and B interact (everything in an ecological system interacts). We must describe the direction, magnitude and importance of that interaction (in the text of a paper or along the arrows in a concept map). Crayfish affect snails is not as useful as Crayfish eat snails which is not as good as Snails make up 35% (+/- 15%) of the diet of young crayfish. We're aiming to be as specific as it is possible to be given the information from our reading and our own analyses.
Third - get creative - we don't have hard and fast rules for our concept maps so feel free to use some color coding to represent your uncertainty or to clearly show what the key interactions motivating your study are. Concept map #5 is a really creative use of mapping to explore that author's understanding. Its clear that the author learned something in putting that map together or at least that the exercise helped them uncover the strongest and weakest links in their understanding of the topic.
Fourth - this time around we said it was okay to write this for any audience, but in all subsequent assignments you are going to be writing to fellow ecologists. This means you need to hook your ideas / questions into the larger body of assembled knowledge on a topic available in the published literature. John did this well in making his graph last week - had John read about how crayfish diets change with age before we designed our experiment, we might have set up a very different set of analyses [we at least would have weighed those macrophytes]. Use the literature to build your concept map. When you don't know how to describe the connection between two boxes in your concept map (dissolved oxygen and macrophytes for example) go to the literature (or to textbooks) and find out what is known about this already.
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Boston Buskers' Day was held on Sunday, June 8. It was well-received by the general public, and the musical groups involved said they would like to do it again next year - so onwards and upwards.
I would like to thank Andy Dell (pop music), Nick Fitton (trad jazz), Colin Hayes (folk) and Zeph Churchill (ukuleles) for organising their groups.
Boston borough's publicity team Andrew and Emma were amazing.
Thanks to all at Pescod Square for their help.
We raised just over £200 for Flood Aid.
Our next concert will be in the Market Place on July 28.
This will be the Ukulele Orchestra of Spalding and Nick Fitton and his jazz band.
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Author Notes: I found the basics for this recipe in a magazine and then changed it over the years and doubled the glaze. It's sweet, savory and colorful. My family, which includes many little grandkids, love it. Company Carrots is a perfect accompaniment to any poultry dish or great with just a grilled steak. - 2nd Street Sue —2nd Street Sue
Food52 Review: I made these to have with roast chicken. The fresh ginger and balsamic vinegar were nice, sharp notes in these glazed carrots. I cut reduced the jam to half a cup and that seemed to control the sweetness a bit. I also threw in some fresh lemon thyme, since my husband is anti-cilantro. These were tasty glazed carrots. Thumbs up. —Lizthechef
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- 1 pound carrots, sliced or use baby carrots
- 4 tablespoons butter
- 3 scallions, minced green and white parts
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- 3/4 cup apricot jam
- 2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
- 1/2 cup orange juice
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Audi officially announced plans to bring an Audi A8 Hybrid to the Geneva Motor Show. Great!
In addition to the forthcoming hybrid Q5 (due to arrive this fall), Audi announced plans today to unveil the 2011 Audi A8 Hybrid at the Geneva Motor Show this March. All told, Audi will release eight new models in 2010 and hopes that its continued work in the diesel realm, coupled with its burgeoning image in the U.S., will thrust it over one million sales next year.
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Built for economy, intelligence and speed, Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day is a sporty motion picture that, to paraphrase another movie about a handsome London governess, is practically perfect in every way.
Frances McDormand, expressing herself with her eyes, plays the plain Jane. As the story begins, the poor dear is simply a mess; a veritable nag prone to moralizing herself right out of a job. Her stiff manner overcoats a fine, soft woman underneathone that's been weathered by the hardship of war.
Guinevere Pettigrew's brand new day begins as Great Britain braces for another warthis one against Nazi Germanyso what's sweet and silly is craftily sewn with an underlying seriousness, like the similarly secular and fabulous Mrs. Henderson Presents. With a script by David Magee (Finding Neverland) and Simon Beaufoy (The Full Monty), Miss Pettigrew is more upbeat.
That is because Miss McDormand, emoting and enunciating nicely, waddling like a commoner and gaining her tweedy character's color and dignity back with every scene, smacks the role with another super performance. Taking the ordinary, middle-aged worker from adult daughter of a religious father to wise, awakened, and self-aware, she carries the show.
What happens in between turns on Miss Pettigrew's accidentaland slightly improvisedemployment with an American actress named Delysia (Amy Adams) as in delicious. The overripe tart wraps herself around multiple male lovers on a schedule that virtually assures a collision course. Enter the mannish Miss Pettigrew, mistaken by the dim, desperate Delysia for an agency secretary.
Promptly disposing of Delysia's well-endowed, well-connected plaything, Philip, defusing Delysia's swarthy lover Nick's accusations with the cleverand hilarioususe of a cigar and detaining the penniless piano player Michael, resourceful Pettigrew makes an impression running interference for the West End tramp at her lover's posh Art Deco apartment. Delysia taps the dowdy broad for a makeover as her private secretary.
Not so deep down, Miss Pettigrew is starving for a bite to eathaving to endure petty, pretentious fashion types in order to cash her first paycheck. But, bonding in situational sisterhood with the extremely shallow actress, she runs into problem after problem. Sturdy Pettigrew toughs it out, bumping up against evil fashion maven Edythe (Shirley Henderson) who schemes to entrap a top London designer (Ciaran Hinds) into marriage.
The delightful romp unrolls at a brisk pace in stunning digs and gowns, with neat transitions and toe-tapping tunes, crisply directed by Bharat Nalluri. It is the antithesis of a loud, brainless moviea reward for anyone who enjoys a movie with a dash of wit and wisdom.
These dames are looking for loveeven dastardly Edythe, essentially a mimic of Henderson's Moaning Myrtle character from Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, longs to be lovedyet they do so, for once, without emasculating the men in the movie. As romantic pianist Michael, Lee Pace steals scenes from Adams, who, while energetic, overdoes another role with the same breathy, kewpie doll act she did in the tepid Enchanted.
Actor Ciaran Hinds meets Miss McDormand head on as Joe, a seasoned artist with an eye for what suits the feminine form and a preference for a woman who wears it well. Though the farce plays too broad toward the endand Delysia's transformation is implausibleMiss Pettigrew finds her voice under a piano, her confidence in a back alley and her own unique gait shortly thereafter, making Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day an enthralling tale of an ordinary woman in extraordinarily hard times rediscovering the joy of living.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2374330387810167432.comments2016-02-25T09:11:39.034-05:00Blogdammit! A blog about all things Blue Barnhouse.bluebarnhousehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2374330387810167432.post-78887746852813753992011-03-09T19:17:17.468-05:002011-03-09T19:17:17.468-05:00WTF? THIS IS STUPID. DON'T LEAVE. Just kiddi...WTF? THIS IS STUPID. DON'T LEAVE.

Just kidding. Sorta. Sounds like it's time for a change. Good for you for following your instincts & moving towards those things you feel drawn to. You are a badass & a creative powerhouse. Can't wait to see what kind of beautiful, fucked up shit you come up with next. Wishing you all the best.robinhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2374330387810167432.post-75277812990918340322011-01-18T13:44:35.116-05:002011-01-18T13:44:35.116-05:00You can listen to the cd on her website.. streamin...You can listen to the cd on her website.. streaming! Wow! Yay cloud <3Connorhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2374330387810167432.post-74815395055238323302010-04-06T14:04:03.325-04:002010-04-06T14:04:03.325-04:00Yeahhhh Brandon!!! Love, Proud Mama!!!Yeahhhh Brandon!!!
Love,
Proud Mama!!!auntie jenhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2374330387810167432.post-89600254080581857962010-03-28T21:44:10.870-04:002010-03-28T21:44:10.870-04:00oh my god.oh my god.lydiahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2374330387810167432.post-46992821357433137142010-03-26T07:34:14.182-04:002010-03-26T07:34:14.182-04:00wh-what!?!?! That is unreal! Now we REALLY can...wh-what!?!?! That is unreal! Now we REALLY can't fully believe what we see.Blue Barnhousehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2374330387810167432.post-60313300215437421152010-03-24T17:18:32.250-04:002010-03-24T17:18:32.250-04:00"I think the biggest mistakes made by newbies..."I think the biggest mistakes made by newbies at NSS is to not have enough product to look at, and to have a booth that doesn't look like much effort or creativity was put into it."

I think the biggest mistake made by newbies is---getting drunk, stripping down to your birthday suit, sensually rubbing up against old people, urinating over other stands & finally claiming that you are the prophet muhammad sent here from the past to destroy the western world, while screaming out "ALLAH!!" at the top of your lungs. Well that's my 2 cents worth, & I learned from my mistakes, luckily the judge was lenient & I only had to do 1 year of a 5 year sentence.

People, learn from my mistakes...James firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2374330387810167432.post-75535224851261759262010-01-19T22:54:31.027-05:002010-01-19T22:54:31.027-05:00love it, keep it coming!love it, keep it coming!jeff macklinhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2374330387810167432.post-28734978820080184692010-01-19T11:29:52.990-05:002010-01-19T11:29:52.990-05:00Well, I suppose this is why it is important to kee...Well, I suppose this is why it is important to keep your wits about you during grammar lessons, kids. Stay in school!F-Hizzyhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2374330387810167432.post-66432432252956922162010-01-16T08:21:56.815-05:002010-01-16T08:21:56.815-05:00you are horrid about thes animals! do you even li...you are horrid about thes animals!

do you even like them?

if you don't stop this horrible email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2374330387810167432.post-12686752651099943112009-11-24T08:44:18.309-05:002009-11-24T08:44:18.309-05:00It's true, it happened, & if anyone says o...It's true, it happened, & if anyone says otherwise, I'll f**k them up!!James Clarkehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2374330387810167432.post-17153607665175740532009-11-23T16:38:14.457-05:002009-11-23T16:38:14.457-05:00!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2374330387810167432.post-50724567129303426822009-11-22T08:04:19.975-05:002009-11-22T08:04:19.975-05:00I did get pretty mean drunk tho. I do believe that...I did get pretty mean drunk tho. I do believe that I insulted my brother by claiming that one of his friends suffered from "monsterism". Ohh man, it was the whiskey that tipped me over the edge. That, or the vial of baby's blood, 2 ounces of coke & a pint of milk (two weeks past it's sell by date) I consumed.James Clarkehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2374330387810167432.post-30327142097258945672009-11-11T21:31:53.732-05:002009-11-11T21:31:53.732-05:00Funny, I was just thinking the other day that &quo...Funny, I was just thinking the other day that "Bury the Dead" would make a great band name... and wondered that no doubt someone had already thought of it...

Great work Krystan, very surreal!
MikeBlue Barnhousehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2374330387810167432.post-43288201448976884282009-11-11T18:41:14.135-05:002009-11-11T18:41:14.135-05:00Wonderous! It turned out so well! And I can brag t...Wonderous! It turned out so well! And I can brag that I was present in your sleep when the picture came to you:) I can't even begin to understand how complicated the process was even with the step by step pictures.
firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2374330387810167432.post-37448205889087324542009-11-10T02:42:08.950-05:002009-11-10T02:42:08.950-05:00I am in love with this.I am in love with this.power and lighthttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2374330387810167432.post-68949526487366874792009-11-09T21:55:12.366-05:002009-11-09T21:55:12.366-05:00aw you can count on being in the book. yr work is ...aw you can count on being in the book. yr work is awesome...bluebarnhousehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2374330387810167432.post-57189098544536187192009-11-09T11:51:50.341-05:002009-11-09T11:51:50.341-05:00Haha. Come in for a scan, stay for the can. You...Haha. Come in for a scan, stay for the can.
You give awfully generous publicity, Brandon. Much obliged, to be sure. Even a little plug there at the end for the blog. I await my screaming groupies.
Now hopefully I actually make it into the book...Krystanhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2374330387810167432.post-77753786943727249452009-09-27T18:36:23.957-04:002009-09-27T18:36:23.957-04:00Emily gets props for the fire sale idea. 2 days si...Emily gets props for the fire sale idea. 2 days since we announced it we sold $400 worth of cards.bluebarnhousehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2374330387810167432.post-22440787777546544302009-09-26T14:18:58.128-04:002009-09-26T14:18:58.128-04:00Not sure if Kyle will get yr comment but from what...Not sure if Kyle will get yr comment but from what I can tell it was worth it for her. Definitely worth the trip for BBH, we just signed up for the Holiday Renegade in Chicago coming up in December.bluebarnhousehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2374330387810167432.post-5517997331518587072009-09-25T18:21:18.870-04:002009-09-25T18:21:18.870-04:00Congrats, Kyle! Details on Renegade, please ...wo...Congrats, Kyle!
Details on Renegade, please ...worth the trek?erikahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2374330387810167432.post-63260317142262909142009-09-18T13:37:13.187-04:002009-09-18T13:37:13.187-04:00Oh, & FYI, that book I'm writing about rui...Oh, & FYI, that book I'm writing about ruining yr lives, it's called "Burning Down the House". See what I did there? Genius!! ;)Jaems Darkehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2374330387810167432.post-719025692579351912009-09-18T07:28:19.696-04:002009-09-18T07:28:19.696-04:00Here, can I get a job at the BBH as the resident c...Here, can I get a job at the BBH as the resident clown? Then after about a week, you'll find out that I'm a raging alcoholic suffering from chronic depression, & you'll have to call the immigration authorities on me, resulting in my expulsion from the states, & ultimately my hell bent desire to get back at you all. After ruining you all, I'll write a book about it & use that money to rebuild yr lives, hence, restoring my place as all round lovable rogue! Sounds like a plan, right? Ahh hah hah!Jaems Clarkehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2374330387810167432.post-74121225754062199532009-09-14T02:47:28.648-04:002009-09-14T02:47:28.648-04:00i think i'm in love.i think i'm in love.lydia seehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2374330387810167432.post-77116804171981426722009-09-13T12:03:22.369-04:002009-09-13T12:03:22.369-04:00To those at the Blue Barnhouse, I love you all as ...To those at the Blue Barnhouse, I love you all as much as a man can without exchanging bodily fluids...
Take it sleazy, & see you all in the not so distant future...

JaemsJames Clarkehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2374330387810167432.post-24537637428723254812009-09-12T12:06:18.585-04:002009-09-12T12:06:18.585-04:00One last one from James: Maybe I should write a ...One last one from James:

Maybe I should write a book called "Jamesisms: things you shouldn't say in public, or in private... or even think about". I'm gonna make millions!!bluebarnhousehttps://email@example.com


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We help make the most of your vacation by providing Free Admission to some of the area's top attractions each and every day! Create exciting memories, have more fun, and truly experience your destination!
Beautiful Luxury Waterfront Condo in Clearwater Beach, FL - 3 bedroom/2 bath vacation rental
This luxury waterfront Harborview Grande Condo in Clearwater Beach provides the perfect setting for a premium vacation experience. Watch the sun rise over the marina and the dolphins at play in the channel from your waterfront balcony! This condo is centrally located within easy walking distance of the beach, Pier 60 and local shops and restaurants.
This sunny executive level residence, boasts a King bed in the Master Suite, walk in closet and the bath has a soaking tub with a separate stand up shower. The second bedroom has a Queen bed and the third bedroom has two twin beds. Savor meals in the fully equipped kitchen with every convenience from home you desire. Enjoy the flat screen Cable TVs in the living room and master bedroom. Stay connected with Wi-Fi internet, and a washer and dryer is located inside the unit, for your convenience. The elevator entrance is secured by code and has an assigned parking spot, located under the building. You will relax and be pampered in a private home that has every amenity you could desire.
The Clearwater Beach area is known for its award-winning beaches, amazing restaurants, abundant nightlife and wide variety of water sports and cruises at the large marina. Enjoy wave runners, parasailing, dolphin-watching, dinner cruises and deep sea fishing charters or visit the local "movie star", Winter of Dolphin Tale at the nearby Clearwater Marine Aquarium. Sports fans will enjoy spring training and the MLB's Tampa Bay Rays, the NFL Tampa Bay Buccaneers football team, NHL hockey favorites the Tampa Bay Lightning. For a taste of city life, downtown St. Petersburg, a 30-minute drive from the beach, is home to several world-class art museums, including the renowned Salvador Dali Museum, and popular attractions less than an hour's drive away include Busch Gardens, Adventure Island and the Florida Aquarium. For day trips, Orlando, Disney World and Sea World are a 2-hour drive to the east and both the Tampa International Airport and the St. Petersburg-Clearwater Airport are less than an hour from Clearwater Beach.
You can do as much or as little as you like at Clearwater Beach, a bustling beach town that offers spectacular white sand beaches, a wide variety of water sports, and several local restaurants and boutiques. It's a perfect spot for spring break, romantic getaways, family vacations or a break from cold winter weather!
Trust iTrip Vacations to help you select your perfect Clearwater vacation rental and make that vacation memory to last a lifetime!
We stayed here over spring break with my 2 teenage kids and my mother. We had the most welcoming feeling coming through the front door. It truly felt like a home away from home. Everything we could have needed was in the condo...even beach toys! It's a quick walk to the beach and restaurants. Would definitely stay here again! Thank you for letting us use your home!
From the minute we arrived to the minute we left it was perfection! The condo was spotless, spacious, comfortable and a true home away from home. The location is perfect, you can walk to shops, restaurants and the beach. We received excellent service from itrip, the trash can cupboard was broke when we arrived, I called and they sent someone to fix it. The building and pool are kept really clean. People are so nice, met some people who live in the building and everyone is so friendly. It is quiet and peaceful here. The views from the balcony ( oh those views) are amazing! My mother in law and I were in heaven, we just sat out there taking it all in. You see fish right there in the bay, we saw Dolphins several times, one dolphin was right up against the wall there, and Pelicans and all kinds of birds are always flying by. Boats come and go as well. I cannot say enough great things about this condo or booking through itrip. We had an amazing vacation and will definitely come back to Harborview Grande!!!
The property was in a good location and had every facility and was comfortable. However, it is a bit shabby in places and the second bathroom wasn't as clean as it might have been. Although this wasn't a big problem and we could have phoned the number given to report it. The big problem was trying to get in touch with someone having been given the wrong code to enter the condo! We arrived on Sunday evening after a long day and was unable to get into the condo because I had been emailed the wrong code! After trying to get in touch with someone and phoning all the numbers available with my UK mobile we were just about to check into the holiday inn opposite when someone phoned me with the correct code. The maintenance number that I rang were very helpful but do not deal with the owners so thank you to them and the security guard for trying to help us. The service from iTrip was appalling. We were nearly an hour trying to get in touch with someone and all the numbers go to answerphone. Also the wifi keeps tripping out. I had to email about this so as not to run up an even bigger phone bill and I got a reply the following day telling me to unplug it and plug it back in. We had to do this all the time. It's a shame for the owners but I won't be renting through iTrip again. The customer service is really bad.
We had a great time in Clearwater Beach and staying at this condo. It had mostly everything we needed and was very spacious. (The only thing that would have been helpful would have been a beach cart to carry everything to the beach). The condo was impeccably clean! We enjoyed the time on the balcony watching the boats. We finally saw some dolphins on our last day! So happy to see some wild dolphins in the bay. The pool and hot tub were great after a day at the beach. Having a keyless entry was very helpful not having to worry about keys our entire stay. We would definitely stay here again and hope to!!
Very nice property. Well maintained beautiful building. Great location! Loved over looking the water, Watching the dolphins. Easy access to beautiful beach, good restaurants, drug store etc in walking distance. Beds could use some improvement but not bad, king size good. Decor could be updated a little but clean and not bad. Management company very nice to deal with. Would rent again. Looks even better than photos show. Very much enjoyed stay there.
Spent a week at the Harborview Grande, and while the weather was hot, the pool and a short walk to the beach kept us cool. The condo is close enough to shopping for souveniers, Walgreen's for forgotten necessitites and some great restaurants (not all expensive either!).
Condo was very clean and well maintained. I would highly recommend this to anyone looking for a place that is close to the beach but doesn't want to pay the high beach-side costs.
I have already mentioned this to numorous family members and friends, and I am already checking my calendar for another visit during our cold Wisconsin winter. Perhaps January? February?
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Long before the iPhone entrenched itself as a revolutionary product that would go on to change the way we view and use smartphones, Apple approached Verizon and asked them if they were interested in carrying the device.
Clearly, those talks didn't go all that swimmingly as Apple would eventually strike a deal with AT&T instead. In the end, negotiations between Verizon and Apple reportedly broke down as a result of Verizon's unwillingness to cave to Apple demands, such as not having the iPhone plastered with the Verizon logo. In short, Apple wanted to control the entire iPhone experience, right down to how it looked, and Verizon – who is just as stubborn as Apple – refused to budget, no matter how alluring or promising the iPhone appeared to be.
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At a campaign stop over the weekend in Sioux City, Iowa, Republican presidential candidate Rick Santourum addressed a small crowd of voters. During his speech, the former Pennsylvania Senator was critical of the federal government's push to expand health care coverage for all citizens.
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While his comments were in keeping with the Conservative stance on keeping government small, it was his comment about black people that caused a bit of a stir.
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Although Santorum does pause before he said "black people" (or mmmblah…people), the issues of a the "welfare" state has been evoked on several occasions throughout the Republican presidential nomination process. Newt Gingrich famously called President Obama "the most successful food stamp President," while Mitt Romney has been claiming the President wants to turn American into a "European-style welfare state."
Despite the income gap widening and more Americans–of all ethnicities–relying on social services in greater numbers, Republican candidates continue to move toward the Right and endorse policies that would strip much of the social safety for our most vulnerable citizens. It's not clear how this shift will work in a general election, but the field of GOP candidates hope it will play well with primary voters.
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Chapter 1
Run away from 'Kouzuki Mansion'
The first ray of sunlight has touched the entire 'Kouzuki Kingdom' just a few hours ago. Everywhere was seems so peace and everybody was seems to be happy. Except a particular blonde, whose hair was fluttering in the fresh air of morning and as green as emerald orbs were staring lazily at the town.
"A new day like every day, no change. Nothing new will happen in my life." she sighed.
"Princess Miyu, king and queen are waiting at Grand hall for you. Your breakfast has served there." a royal maid said.
"Coming" she sighed again.
Miyu, the princess of Kouzuki Kingdom then come down from staircase and entered into the Grand hall.
"Miyu, come fast. Your favorite breakfast is waiting for you." Queen Miki of Kouzuki Kingdom and Miyu's mother said cheerfully.
"You absolutely don't mean about us." Yuu, the king (Miyu's father) replied calmly.
"Something special?" Miyu said
"May be" her mother said.
Miki coughed and said with a serious tone "Actually we are talking about your marriage."
"What?"Miyu shouted in shock.
"Wh-a-a-t d-do you m-m-mean b-by m-my m-marriage" she started to shutter.
"Have we said something wrong?"Asked Miki.
"I don't think so." replied Yuu.
"Has it been final?"
"Yah honey of course. It has been final when you two were born. Oh what a day that was!" Miki started chanting.
"Then why it is now. I have so time to marry."
"Oh Miyu what are you saying? You are old enough to be married."
Miyu banged her hand on the table.
Miki and Yuu became astonished at their daughter's odd behavior. Every princess has to be married. Then what is this for?
"Miyu are you okay?"Miki said
"Have we said something wrong, dear?" Yuu said being amazed.
"Mama Papa how have you decided such an important thing without telling me a single word? Tell me why?" Miyu shouted.
~Never had a Dream come True~
"Long long ago, the world was different. There was neither danger nor trouble. But that was before a little girl named Pandora came to live with Epimetheus…" Miyu read.
It is a night of full moon. Mild breeze is blowing and our beloved princess sat on a bench beside the biggest window of her room. She was reading a storybook named 'Pandora's box'. To forget the incident she concentrated in the story. The big grandfather clock standing at the corner, struck ten at night.
Sometimes later it struck quarter past ten. Now the scene has been a little bit changed. The storybook was closed and Miyu was staring through the window. She can't concentrate. But what has happened just in a quarter of an hour?
"My life has gone. My life has ended. Some days after I am going to be married with an unknown person and my all dreams are going to be thrown into drains." she exposed a huge sigh. Her eyes are full of tears. Then they started to fall.
"I shouldn't cry. Why should I cry? No problems of my life will be clear by crying" she said to herself. She sweep away her tears and started to read again.
Now the clock struck half past ten. The expressions of her eyes are different. It seems to be….astonished.
"Here is written that 'Hope gives new life to the troubled world. Hope makes all things look bright.' Is that true? Is there really a chance that can give me a new life? Is there any." She asked her. Thinking about all these things she went to bed but not to the world of sleep. She was still awake.
After four hours…..
An idea hit Miyu's head. Her lips curved into a small smile. And her eyes are now full of determination.
~Never had a Dream come True~
The next day…..
The whole kingdom was gossiping about their princess's marriage. Like others some girls were chatting in the market. They were as well as curious.
"Uhhh! What a news." A girl named Sashiko said.
"Yah! Our princess's marriage. She must look so gorgeous in wedding down." Another girl, Ai said.
"I was thinking about the prince. How will he be?" third girl Shina said.
'Oh! What are you saying? He must be so handsome, so brave." Sashiko said.
"The Royals are so lucky. If we were princesses then we have all these too." Ai said in despair.
"Yah! You are right" Shina said. They all sighed.
In the castle the scene was same. All the servants and maids were chatting about that topic. The king and queen were also happy. They sat at the tea-table in the garden.
"In my life I was waiting for this day."Miki said while wiping her tears. "Our daughter is going to another place away from us. We have to tell her 'Goodbye'. "
Yuu's sweat dropped.
"Miki, she still hasn't gone anywhere. Why are you acting this way..."
"But she has to. Oh-hu-hu-hu" Miki started crying heavily. Yuu tried to control his wife.
But between these all things no one knew that what was going in Miyu's head.
"The perfect day for my plan must be the upcoming new moon. I have to do my job that night. But before that I should find a suitable place." Saying this she closed the door and left her room to find something….. God knows what…..
Two weeks past…..
It is now 12 at night now. There is no moon in the sky. The whole kingdom as well as the guards of castle is sleeping. Everything was so quiet. But…..
"Kyaaaaa" the gate at castle's backyard get opened. A shadow passed through the gate. Then the shadow started to run fast. Soon it disappeared in the midst of the jungle.
~End of the first chapter~
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off to thailand in september wondering which island would have the best weather at that time?...looking for a lush beach to chill on.....
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The southern Gulf has a different wet season to other areas - normally October into Jan - so if this September follows the pattern somewhere on Samui/Phangan/Tao would be the go.
"LUSH BEACH TO CHILL ON" - I would tend to look at somewhere on the east coast of Phangan. See TRAVELFISH'S beach and accommodation reports plus the link in my sigline for info on Thong Nai Pan, Hat Sadet and the beaches between Sadet and Hat Rin.
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'Project Runway' Recap: Goin' Down South
Thursday, September 12, 2013
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So, unfortunately for all of us
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fans who love good fashion and designers with a sunny disposition, Ken survived yet another week to complain about everything while at the same time maintaining that he is better than everyone else in the competition. Womp womp. RIP all the other designers who we would rather be watching.
Brunch in New York
Heidi sends the designers to a nice relaxing "Southern brunch" somewhere in New York City that is definitely not the South. They all know that something's up.
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designers do not simply eat brunch.
Their suspicions are confirmed when Tim Gunn shows up to rain on their parade and tell them about their next challenge. They are to create a day or evening look for the modern Southern woman inspired by the restaurant and by Belk. He says the modern Southern woman is vibrant, expressive, loves to accessorize and embraces anything with color and femininity. So basically, Phaedra Parks. The designers have one day and a suggested budget of $250.
John from Belk comes to visit them in the work room where he tells them that the winning look will be sold on Belk's website and in stores. Dom and Ken think they have an advantage for the challenge because they are both from the South. They may be right, considering that Helen thinks that Southern women have quinceaneras and Alexander thinks they picnic in the forest. Yikes. These are some damn uninformed Yanks.
Vibrant, Colorful... Plaid?
At Mood, Alexander, Alexandria, and Bradon all choose plaid fabrics. Bradon is especially worried once he sees the other two fabrics but he doesn't have time to change his fabric. Dom and Ken (the expert Southerners, remember?) both say that no one in the South would ever actually wear the plaid dresses their fellow designers are creating.
Kate found a great pink and orange print that she is very inspired by. She drapes a silhouette to feature the print.
Justin was creating a coral and black cocktail dress, but decides to ditch the black once Tim warns him it's too Halloween-y.
After creating two completely separate looks and incredibly harsh critique from Tim where he called her skirt "hideous," Alexandria decides to continue on with her first idea which is a blue plaid dress. She's still worried about going home because she has never designed for this kind of woman before.
Alexander and Bradon are both making plaid cocktail dresses. Alexander's looks a bit more young and chic while Bradon's techniques are making his dress look a little old and heavy.
Helen found a bright yellow fabric and a white floral lace to make a maxi dress from and Dom is doing something similar with a multicolored maxi. She bought a great black and white print, but decides to go with something simpler because she wants to show the judges she isn't over-designing her looks. I'm not sure what kind of logic this is, but okay.
Jeremy has very little done by the time Tim comes around for his critique. But he tells him he plans on a floral dress with a well-tailored red jacket.
Ken's making a plum evening gown. I don't know. It's boring. Like most of his designs.
Runway Belles
Our usual fabulous runway judges are back, but also joining Nina Garcia and Zac Posen are Stacy Keibler and John Thomas from Belk.
Alexander- Heidi says that it's sexy and sophisticated she would love to wear it. Zac says it has great movement and John says it's a modern interpretation of an old silhouette.
Bradon- Everyone loves the fabric, and Nina loves that it's so unexpected. Stacy says the dress makes her happy and John says that he thinks it's a modern country club look.
Kate- Of course the print is a big hit among the judges. Heidi doesn't particularly care for the silhouette. Zac is Kate's biggest fan and defends it even more than Kate does.
Ken- The judges like the plum color of Ken's dress but they say it looks too bridesmaid. Zac says it's boring and it's not a wow-piece. John says he's seen it before and Nina says it's very safe. Ken has a terrible attitude and even has the audacity to stare down Heidi Klum. The nerve!
Jeremy- Jeremy's dress makes his model look ancient. Heidi says there's nothing sexy about it and Zac says it looks like a casino jacket.
Dom- The judges are disappointed by Dom's under-designed piece. Nina hates the color and Zac says it lacks imagination.
Bradon is named the winner of the challenge and for his third win, his look will be produced for Belk stores. But before they announce who is out, Heidi wants to give the bottom three a chance to re-work their looks with a better understanding of the challenge. She sends them all back to the workroom for one hour and with one of the fellow designers to help them to come up with something better.
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Dom's new look is a huge hit with the judges. They love the black and white print she had previously ignored. They all say that if it were her first look, she would have been in the top.
The judges think that Jeremy's look is a vast improvement on his first look, but it's a slip dress with a boring print so they recognize that it wasn't exactly fashion-forward.
Ken was the only person to simply re-work his look instead of creating a new one. He changed it to an asymmetrical sleeve and cut the skirt to make it shorter. The judges thought it was too short, but a definite improvement on his first look.
The judges not only decide that Dom's look is the best of the three, but John Thomas also wants to sell this look for Belk. So she becomes the co-winner of the challenge.
The judges decide to eliminate Jeremy for the lack of fashion in his new look. He maintains a good attitude about it, unlike Ken does in anything in his life.
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Jenn and I had a great time meeting Parent to Parent readers at the Mommy's Night Out event at Creo Tuesday!
We talked about everything from husbands who "help" with laundry to why the teens who show up to practice regularly are overlooked for the more talented athletes who are not as committed to the trials of potty training (They all learn eventually) to really great Zumba classes. Look for many posts out of the great conversations we had!
And, thanks to Creo restaurant! The food was amazing (beautifully presented wild mushroom strudel and stuffed eggplant paired with glasses of wine) and Chef Andrew Plummer made every attempt to talk over the chatty tables to tell us how it was prepared. There were helpful recipe cards to take away. Any brave ladies planning to make these this holiday season?
We were amazed by the turnout. I hope none of you had to miss an elementary school band concert to be there. We asked the moms what the draw was — the wine or a night away from the kids? The obvious answer: both!
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Terri Postma, MD and Brad Klein, MD, MBA are alumni of the Palatucci Advocacy Leadership Forum, and they have something else in common: both neurologists credit their Palatucci training for helping them successfully establish new state neurology societies in their respective home states of Kentucky and Pennsylvania.
In Kentucky, Postma reorganized the Commonwealth Neurological Society and held its first annual meeting in Lexington on October 13. The CNS had existed until several years ago, but had never held an annual meeting until now. Twenty local neurologists and five corporate sponsors were in attendance. An AAN-coordinated talk on CPT coding and reimbursement was among the highlights.
That same day, Klein partnered with the Thomas Jefferson University Medical College to convene the inaugural annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Neurological Society in Philadelphia. Attendance for the Jefferson-sponsored educational sessions more than doubled, while more than 20 neurologists attended the PNS business meeting. During the meeting, PNS members adopted advocacy goals in medical imaging and anti-epileptic drug (AED) coverage.
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In an effort to provide Easter cheer, encouragement, and some very cute stuffed animals to sick children, The Easter Bunny will be hopping to two area hospitals, along with PCSO deputy sheriff escorts, on Friday, April 18, 2014.
The visit is scheduled from 9:30 a.m. until 1:00 p.m., and will begin at Lakeland Regional Medical Center, located at 1324 Lakeland Hills Blvd. in Lakeland. From there, the Easter Bunny and PCSO members will hop on over to the Regency Center for Women and Infants (101 Ave O SE in Winter Haven). The Easter Bunny will have Easter baskets filled with stuffed animals to hand out to the children.
The Easter Bunny visit is a partnership program made possible by The Easter Bunny Foundation, the Polk County Sheriff's Office, and local hospitals. Cindy Cutlip, Director of Foodservice—Restaurant Channel PepsiCo Foodservice Southeast Region, also sends representatives to assist us in this effort.
"In 2013, The Easter Bunny Hip-hopped in 33 states throughout the USA, delivering smiles to 13,000 hospitalized children.
The Easter Bunny Foundation is a Non-Profit organization whose mission is to provide a personal visit and a toy from The Easter Bunny during the week of Easter to children in children's hospitals and pediatric wards across the United States; to share with others the excitement and wonderment that only a personal visit with The Easter Bunny can bring; and to deliver a smile to all with whom we come into contact.
We would like to thank those people who have helped make The Easter Bunny Foundation a success. In particular, a warm and 'hoppy' thanks to the 92 Sheriff's Offices and four Police Departments that helped to make so many children smile this year." - The Easter Bunny Foundation www.theeasterbunny.com
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As my generation of homeschool graduates begins to make their way in the world, more and more of us are recognizing the incredible legacy that our parents have given us. That's why I am thrilled to be a part of a project initiated by Amy Puetz that compiles the writings of 20 homeschool graduates as they reflect on their homeschooling experiences. Amy's vision resulted in a wonderful e-book called, Thank You! 20 Homeschool Grads Tip Their Hats to Homeschooling Parents. The book is sure to be a blessing and encouragement to many homeschooling parents (and students and graduates as well – I know I'm enjoying reading the other contributions!).
Here's a peek at the 20 homeschool grads that contributed to Thank You!:
Kevin Swanson – Generations with Vision
Amy Puetz – AmyPuetz.com
Rachel Starr Thomson – RachelStarrThomson.com
Candace Allgood – Sonbeams
John Notgrass – JohnNotgrass.com
Lea Ann Garfias – Whatever State
Jana Kornfeld – A Time 2 Write
Jonathan Lewis – Homeschool Enrichment
Katherine Loop – Christian Perspective
Rachel Ramey – Titus 2 Homemaker
Daniel Mills – Salem Ridge Press
Mary Evelyn McCurdy – Christian Musical Theatre
Matthew Lewis – Homeschool Enrichment
Abby Kelly
Natalie Wickham – Pajama School
Eleonore Kappenman – Kap and Pen
Samantha Jarrett – Sammer's Stuff
Emily Topp – Homeschool CPA
Amanda Read – AmandaRead.com
Eric Novak – Cross-Eyed Blog
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Early to bed, early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise. Does it? Does it really? Sometimes early to bed means you miss a lot of good stuff, like Monday night football and late night Ben and Jerry's Pfish Food binges. Early to rise sounds good, but unless you live alone, instead of making you healthy, etc, it could just make you annoying. I suppose you could live with another irritatingly early riser, but what are the chances of that happening? The people I know who smugly announce that they get up at the crack of dawn and have a gazillion things accomplished by breakfast, all have suffering housemates who would roll their eyes at them if they weren't so frickin' tired all the time from all that early morning racket. I used to pretend I was an early riser, but actually I was just a woman who got woken up by her dog who thought the neighborhood was in dire need of policing before the sun rose. If I had been a true dyed in the wool early riser, I would have gotten up waaay before him and had a big go cup of hot, liquid energy to sip along the way. That never happened. Instead, I would stagger along behind his happily wagging tail as he sniffed his way around the block for the umpteenth time, chanting coffee, coffee, coffee (he sniffed, I chanted). So no, not an early riser. That's one of the perks of working from home. Don't have to be chipper or smiling or even coherent at 6 in the morning, or 7 or noon. I mentioned once to my daughter how annoying it was to have people want to talk to me in the morning and did she have that problem. No, she said...people around her know better. Amazing woman, my daughter. She has this ability to tell people to stop talking to her and no one gets offended. She says it so pleasantly. When I try it, people go all wide eyed on me. Perhaps I snarl it. People are so easily irritated (insert eye roll here).
And what about that early to bed thing? How early is early? 6? 8? Earlier? I could never manage that. While it is sometimes fun to be the first one awake, it is much more fun to be the last one. I get all my best reading done after 10pm. There is just something about a quiet, dark house and a well written book that seem to go together. Ditto for good movies. If you are a marathon Netflixer, you know what I mean. Pajamas, movie/book, wine. Three of my favorite things blended together.
Bill Maher once said the reason he became a comedian was because of the hours. He stayed up all night and slept all day and got paid at the end of the week. I can understand that. One summer, when I was 21, I worked 3-11pm at the front desk of the Disneyland Hotel. Employees got into the Park free after 10pm, so I would badge me and my then husband in and we would wander around until way after it closed. We would sometimes not get home until after 2am, when I would fall into bed and not budge until just before I had to go to work again. My entire summer was spent either sleeping or working. It wasn't really a sustainable schedule. Being young helped. Having no kids helped. Getting to wear a uniform and not having to think about clothes really helped. Once I started back to school in the Fall, I had to quit, but it was a great summer. Could I do that now? Probably not. I might be up at midnight, but I am in pajamas with the whole movie/book/wine thing going on, not smiling at people as they checked out of the hotel, happily wishing them a good rest of the evening.
So not an early to riser nor early to bedder. More of an up by 8 and in bed around midnighter. As a result I am healthy, tho not wealthy, and only occasionally wise. It's a fair trade off.