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It's going to be awesome – Clairely Now and J Stevens? Quite the lineup!
See you there.
Last night, I went to the Wheel Club. I'm always super nervous when I'm about to play in front of a bunch of musicians; after all, musicians make the most informed kind of audience.
But it went incredibly well! I had some Patsy Cline ready to sing, but a quick chat with the violinist revealed that he knew some songs that I recorded on From the Kitchen of Clairelynow. I sang 'Red is the Rose' and 'The Star of the County Down', and I was super excited about how well it went over. It's a pretty big compliment when someone wants to trade their CD for yours (which happened) and someone gave me their 50/50 ticket so I went home with some Hank Snow as well. I sold some other copies, and I went home feeling really pleased.
I really love singing, but I don't really like learning songs that are absolute classics. A good example of this is 'Crazy' by Patsy Cline. She's an incredible vocalist, and I love listening to that track, but I feel as though her rendition leaves nothing left to be desired. What could I possibly add to that song? Cline had an amazing voice, and an incredible sense of presence. I have my own voice, and my own stage presence, but it's not the same; Cline owns 'Crazy' even more than its author, Willie Nelson. 'Three Cigarettes on the Ashtray', for instance, is less iconic. There's more space for me to play.
I started singing those traditional songs because I realized (about five years ago) that if I wanted to hear those songs the way I thought they should be played. Experiencing that amazingly positive feedback really supported my theory that musicians need to play music exactly how they hear in in their heads, and that spending time learning music you don't want to is sort of an energy suck.
I wonder what I'll play next week! Oh, yay.
When I was a panelist on a radio show, we were told to never tell the audience when we were having technical difficulties. "No one cares about your problems," we were told in training, and I assume that the same applies here.
But I'm going to make this blog post in the hope that someone out there can help me. I am casting this net far and wide despite the possibility of boring all of the internet forever.
I spent a lot of time this morning messing around with music files. I've decided to rerecord my first album under the name, "In the Kitchen of Clairelynow" so that it sounds more professional. My last recording had too much feedback, and while the songs were lovely, it needed to be cleaned up a bit.
Flash back to last weekend. I annoyed my neighbors by recording most of the songs over again (plus a couple of new ones) and waited for some help with the computer aspect of things. Two thumbs, I have, and many fingers, but my brain sometimes does not compute as quickly with digital media. So this morning (armed with coffee and a comfortable chair) I edited and mixed down one of my songs. And then imported into a music player, in the hopes of converting the .wav file into an .mp3.
Terrible things happened. There was static, there were squelching noises, and my partner complimented me on my 'new, post-punk' take on the old album.
So I decided to look at the space upgrades on this site. I figured, "heck, what did .wav files ever do to become so unpopular?" and I hoped that wordpress would accommodate my desire to avoid squeals and loud pops of sound.
It turns out that yes, wordpress does allow .wav files to be uploaded; once a space upgrade is bought and paid for. I navigated to that site and lo and behold:
The WordPress.com store is currently disabled. We'll be back up and running in a bit. Thanks for your patience as we sort this out.
Serenity now.
In knitting, there is a technique wherein you can produce an insanely warm mitten by knitting in thrums – loose portions of fingering weight roving at about staple length. They're common in the North when fur isn't available.
I've been singing a lot lately, and marveling at the word. Thrum – doesn't it sound just exactly like a thumb striking some guitar strings?


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Meeting friends for peking duck on Thursday night in Montgomery County. Obvi the BEST duck in the area is to be found in Northern Virginia but that's a no-go for some of us on a weeknight. Any recommendations for what's the best on this side?
If you want me to give more info on factors to be considered: I'd say the primary factor is the duck, then environment (i.e. a nicer tablecloth type restaurant is preferable), then availability of alcohol, then price.
I've seen favorable reviews of the following.
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Today's classic encounter between Legia and Wisła in Warsaw may not have been a title-decider or even one to give either side a top place in the table but emotions were high as strikes from Danijel Ljuboja and Janusz Gol gave the much needed breathing space for hosts manager, Maciej Skorża. On the other side on the pitch, just after last whistle, there was not even a single smile as Wisła and manager Robert Maaskant are losing what has left from the huge credit gained after they won Polish championship last season with some impressive performances.
Just couple of weeks ago, the pressure was all on Skorża, as his side was struggling again, good on course to match the negative record of eleven defeats noted last league campaign, back line in shatters, naïve in switching from defence to attack. Two most painful of the new experiences being the defeats against Podbeskidzie at home and in Warsaw derby with Polonia, away. Skorża was given an ultimatum, for what seems like a countless of times during his tenure at Legia, to qualify easily in Polish Cup, then win twice in the league and get at least a draw against Happoel in Europa League group stages.
Relief came just couple of hours ago, when fourth victory in four recent games was noted. Skorża is safe although questions whether his side can cope without such ultimatum and against different kind of teams still stands. He will have to win a fair few more to be given more space and freedom at the club, while the board must know that every under-pressure manager will eventually make costly mistake. Fans are sure that too many of those were made in last few months…
While the buoyant Skorża could tell his critics to get off his back for a while, Robert Maaskant from Wisła Krakow will have to welcome them as he opens the newspapers on the Monday morning. It's not even the Champions League defeat that cost him the reputation he gained shortly after he came to Poland, but recent failings of his squad that are proving Wisła to be fragile even on domestic pitches, while foreign opposition just hammered them in two opening games of Europa League group stage.
Wisła struggles to the point it's almost painful to watch, as experienced defenders fail to clear easy ball, their positioning is appealing, while there is no sign of that certain spark in their attacking play, the one that has given them the much-needed advantage over league opponents last season. The memories are still alive but Wisła have problems all over the pitch and, looking at their back up, fans will notice that there isn't really too much space for improvement, as it was seen in today's match.
Legia maybe wasn't even at their best, undoubtedly still having some way to go if they want to be regarded as firm title favorites but that certain performance was enough today and again, it was their fluidity that proved to be the final nail to Wisła's coffin. All the credit must go to Skorża for how he turned the head of young winger Maciej Rybus, who had the best series of matches for months lately with his performance against champions gaining him deserved Man of the Match title. He was supported by Miroslav Radović, once again at his visionary and skillful best, and Danijel Ljuboja whose experience and clever movement gave them advantage in crucial area. Of course, poor judgment from Kew Jaliens, Wisła's center-back, was as important to how the thing went for Legia tonight.
And those went swiftly as Legia pressed high up in the pitch straight away, winning possession easily and attacking quickly but wisely. It may not be as impressive as it sounds but for all the problems Wisła had recently, another opponent with a plan not to give them any chance to catch a breath was the last thing Maaskant's team needed. Twenty-five minutes gone, clever flick from Radović, one of many that night, gave space to Rybus down the left tunnel and he went all the way just to pass it back to unmarked Ljuboja, who, after initial scramble with Pareiko, found the net. At that certain moment, Chavez was laying on the pitch, while Jaliens just threw his arms into the air, looking at the first teammate he could find to put all the blame on – both not bothered to stand up and do their defensive business while there was still time.
Second half was no different, even though Maaskant tried in desperate moves to change the way it went. Though Legia settled back, still full of confidence and dangerous on the break, they had no problem with spoiling all the fun Wisła could have had enjoying much more possession than in the first part of the game. Again, it took Legia twenty-five minutes to find the net as Maciej Rybus played crucial role again with clever through pass to incoming Janusz Gol, who took one touch to control and second to finish the game. Wisła was on their backside, defenders once again not even close to the action. All they could do was to stare at each other and cry in disbelief that just four months ago they were crowned champions of Poland.
The pressure that went off Skorża's back with that important Legia win quickly found new victim and it's Robert Maaskant. He will have to answer some tough questions, face the deserved critique for recent catastrophic performances but the blame must be on players as well – having as many experienced players as Wisła have, Jaliens, Chavez, Pareiko, Sobolewski, Iliev, Nunez, Kirm, they must take some responsibility for what happened in Warsaw, Enschede and Krakow lately. There is no point of even starting rumour of him being close to the sack but as the record attendance at Pepsi Arena witnessed how fragile the champions are, Dutch manager may have the headache he did not have in Poland yet.


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What's the plan for your house this New Year's Day? Are you serving black-eyed peas, greens, and pork?
I think we'll be doing a little of this:
Since I'll be in the city with some of the greatest food in the world, I know I'll be able to find my New Year's bowl of black-eyed peas, some greens, and some type of pork!
While these foods are stables in the South year 'round, they hold a little extra significance on New Year's Day. Some say that black-eyed peas are eaten for luck, others for good fortune as the peas could symbolize coins. The greens are a bringer of money (not wealth, just enough to do). And pork, well who doesn't want pork anytime of year!
I've got a few heads of cabbage out in the garden and some black-eyed peas in the freezer (but originally from the farmer's market). I may have to make my own batch of New Year's Day Goodness when I get home Sunday night. If you're looking for a fun way to prepare your black-eyed peas and cabbage, try this recipe from The Homesick Texan or this recipe from Southern Living?
As you prepare for the New Year, don't forget our Mardi Gras season is almost here! I'm can't wait to make a King Cake! Wonder how that'll fit with my healthy eating goals for the New Year!


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How the Oakland A's of the 1970s-a revolutionary band of brawling winners led by Reggie Jackson, Catfish Hunter, Vida Blue, Sal Bando, and Rollie Fingers-won three straight championships and knocked baseball into the modern age
The Oakland A's of the early 1970s were the most transformative team in baseball history. Never before had an entire organization so collectively traumatized baseball's establishment with its outlandish behavior and business decisions. Or with its indisputable winning record: five straight division titles and three straight championships. The high drama that played out on the field was exceeded only by the drama in the clubhouse and front office. But those A's, with their garish uniforms and outlandish facial hair, redefined virtually every aspect of the game for coming generations.
Under the visionary leadership of owner Charles O. Finley, the team assembled such luminary figures as Reggie Jackson, Catfish Hunter, Rollie Fingers, and Vida Blue. Finley acted as his own general manager, and, with an insatiable need for control, dictated everything from the playlist of the ballpark organist to the menu for the media lounge. So pervasive was his meddling that one of his managers, Dick Williams, quit in the middle of the championship celebration following Oakland's Game 7 victory over the Mets in the 1973 World Series. The advent of free agency spelled the end of Finley's reign; within two years, his dynasty was lost.
A sprawling, brawling history of one of the game's most unforgettable teams, Dynastic, Bombastic, Fantastic is a paean to a turbulent yet magical time.


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Hi. I am very sick. I am glad it is Sunday. Andy just took the kids to Whiterock. I will lie down again soon. I have been nauseous since Thurs. and got mastitis Fri. afternoon, for which I am now on antibiotics. The doctor said the nauseousness and diarrhea are from a stomach bug - the flu. I think it was a year ago January I was this sick last.
Well, being sick helps you slow down and appreciate the little (or not so little) things in life - your children, other people's children, the sunshine, your husband - and also think about and pray for those who struggle with chronic illnesses or diseases. There is a lady from our church whose husband read a letter about 3 weeks ago saying that her cancer (in throat?) had advanced so much she's been only given less than a month to live. Another man from our church is undergoing radiation treatment.
I'm pretty sure I'll make it through this sickness, but when I'm in it it seems difficult. Walking around is difficult. I have to be careful not to let my stomach get too empty - otherwise my nauseousness increases.
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We have a unique request from Ambassadors for Children this week. Devin is 17 years old and an accomplished musician and has had the once in a lifetime chance to play at Carnegie Hall! His caseworker has reached out to see if Campbell can help with the $2000.00 needed for him to take this trip. If you are able to help with these expenses in any way, please let me know… you can make a contribution by making a check out to Campbell UMC with a notation for Ambassadors/ Devin in the notes.
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Charline Boente, Ethan Tu, Rony Sayegh; Slitlamp-mounted smartphone adapters using reverse engineering with 3D scanning and 3D printing. Invest. Ophthalmol. Vis. Sci. 2015;56(7 ):4103.
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Slitlamp smartphone adapters have become widely available, however, only a limited number of phone models are supported. We describe a process using 3D scanning and 3D printing to build customizable adapters that fit virtually any smartphone to any slitlamp.
With the selected smartphone, we obtained precise dimensions of the phone using 3D scanning (NextEngine 3D Scanner, Santa Monica, CA), which outputs a stereolithography (STL) file that can be manipulated in a variety of design software programs. We used AutoCAD software (AutoDesk, Inc. San Rafael, CA) to design a custom adapter from the dimensions obtained from the scanned phone using reverse engineering principles. A prototype of the custom adapter was then produced using 3D printing (Stratasys Fortus 400mc, Eden Prairie, MN). Each customized model was tested on our clinics' slitlamps and verified for fit and ease of obtaining photographic images of the anterior segment.
Slitlamp-mounted adapters for a variety of iPhone (Apple, Cupertino, CA) models as well as the Samsung Galaxy S4 (Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., Ridgefield Park, NJ) were built using this method. Precise measurements were obtainable using 3D scanning which were used to build accurate and custom adapters using AutoCAD followed by 3D printing.
3D scanning provides easy data acquisition of the phone dimensions that improves the accuracy of the 3D printed adapters and allows a wider range of phone models to be used for slitlamp photography.
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Friday, May 11
2:00 to 5:00 pm
Healing of Art and Storytelling Workshop
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Paris-Bourbon County Library, 701 High Street (map)
$25 standard tickets, $45 CEU tickets
6:00 to 8:00 pm
Ghost Storytelling
FREE event!
First Christian Church Gazebo, 911 High Street, Paris (map)
5:00 pm — Dinner ($6 tickets)
6:00 pm – Music by Phoebe and David Wagner
6:30 pm – Adam Booth
6:55 pm – Thomas Freese
7:20 pm – Kim Weitkamp
Bring your own chair or blanket for the storytelling. A spaghetti dinner fundraiser by the Men's Club of the First Christian Church will be held beforehand.
7:00 to 8:00 pm
Storytelling by Sheila Arnold Jones
FREE event! NEW event!
First Baptist Church, 345 N. Locust Street, Carlisle (map)
Donations gratefully accepted.
8:30 to 9:30 pm
Storytelling by Bil Lepp
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Hartfield & Company Distillery, 320 Pleasant Street, Paris (map)
Donations gratefully accepted.
Saturday, May 12
10:00 am to 12:00 pm
Storytelling at the Arboretum
FREE event!
Wallis Arboretum, 616 Pleasant Street, Paris (map)
10:00 am – Kim Weitkamp
11:00 am – Bil Lepp
Seating on the lawn, so feel free to bring your own blankets or folding chairs. Donations gratefully accepted.
10:30 to 11:00 am
Preschool Concert: Wish I Were a Horse
FREE event! NEW event!
Paris-Bourbon County Library, 701 High Street (map)
Some of the first sounds, images and words that children learn are about animals. Preschool-aged children, 18 months to 5 years, will enjoy Sheila Arnold Jones sharing stories, songs and activities about some familiar and unfamiliar animals. Children must be accompanied by an adult, but grownups will also love the stories as well as hints and suggestions along the way to help foster early literacy. Reservations required. Limited to 30 participants.
10:30 to 11:30 am
Children's Storytelling Workshop: Introduction to Appalachian Storytelling
FREE event! NEW event!
Hopewell Museum, 800 Pleasant Street, Paris (map)
Welcome to a world of mountain storytelling! In this interactive workshop led by Adam Booth, you will hear a traditional Appalachian story and deconstruct it to learn about structure, style and cultural elements. Then, you will create your own story built upon this model, culminating in a group telling of new "traditional" stories. Reservations required. Limited to 30 participants.
11:00 am to 3:00 pm
Duncan Tavern Open House
FREE event! NEW event!
323 High Street, Paris
In honor of the Paris Storytelling Festival, the Duncan Tavern Historic Center will have an Open House and be selling beverages and sweets. This is a wonderful opportunity to see the oldest tavern in Kentucky and a beautiful historic site FREE of charge!
.12:00 to 1:45 pm
Open Microphone
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Hope Park, 525 Main Street, Paris (map)
All are invited to share a story at the Hope Park in Downtown Paris. Please prepare a story no longer than 8 minutes. Sign up in advance or on site the day of the telling if time slots are still available. May be limited to 10 storytellers. Hay bales will be available for the audience to sit, eat lunch and listen.
.2:00 to 4:00 pm
Storytelling at the Arboretum
FREE event!
Wallis Arboretum, 616 Pleasant Street, Paris (map)
2:00 – Adam Booth
3:00 – Thomas Freese
Seating on the lawn, so feel free to bring your own blankets or folding chairs. Donations gratefully accepted.
.5:30 to 8:30 pm
An Evening of Dinner, Music and Storytelling
Bourbon County Courthouse, 301 Main Street, Paris (map)
Enjoy a spectacular evening of music and storytelling inside the unique venue of the historic Bourbon County Courthouse. Handicapped accessible. Reservations required.
Sunday, May 13
10:45 am to 12:00 pm
Church Services with Bil Lepp Storytelling
FREE event!
First Christian Church, 911 High Street, Paris (map)
Bil Lepp will be perform a 20-minute story during Church services.
10:45 am to 12:00 pm
Church Services with Kim Weitkamp Storytelling
FREE event!
First Presbyterian Church, 517 Pleasant Street, Paris (map)
Kim Weitkamp will perform a 20-minute story during Church services.
In addition, storytellers will also be visiting Nicholas County, Bourbon County, and Paris Independent Schools on Friday during school hours and Bourbon Heights Nursing Home on Friday afternoon. These events are not open to the public.


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World Mental Health Day, October 10, 2016
The world over, rallies, parades, events are organised to help sensitize the world to become more compassionate, to help eradicate stigma, and to make people feel their voices matter, that they are not alone.
In collaboration with The Loud Whispers Project under the aegis of The Zine, Bhor Foundation aims to create a multi-city event, discussing, exploring, and brainstorming possible roadmaps for the future. At the present, multi-city events are planned at Bangalore, Mumbai, Pune and New Delhi, but we are aiming for a few others.
In addition, there will be an online event on the same day, through Google Hangouts.
In New Delhi, we will observe this day on Saturday, October 15, 2016 , 6pm to 8pm, at Cercles, T-2 Back Lane Deer Park, Hauz Khas.
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Grafitti Wall encouraging people to scribble-sketch, make art, make their voices felt.
Open Mic Poetry
Panel Discussion
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CONNOLLY, MAJOR JAMES A. - Few names are more familiar in the great State of Illinois and to Sangamon County in particular, than that of Major James A. Connolly, distinguished alike in the profession of law, in military achievements, in political life, and in public service. He was born at Newark, New Jersey, March 8,, 1842, a son of William and Margaret (McGuire) Connolly. Although he came of an agricultural family and environment, James A. Connolly very early gave indications that his life career would reach far beyond his father's field and ambitions. As a boy, he was apt, even when a student in the common schools of Morrow County, Ohio. His ability was still more forcibly shown after he entered Selby Academy, at Chesterville, and later when he was a law student at Mt. Gilead, Ohio. Upon his admission to the Ohio Bar in 1859, he began practice with his former preceptor, Judge Dunn, of Mt. Gilead, and continued with home for one year, when in 1860, he established an office of his own at Charleston, Ill.
In the meantime the Civil War had broken out, and in 1862, the young attorney put aside the rich promise of the future in his profession, to become a member of the One Hundred and Twenty-third Illinois Volunteer Infantry,, assisting in raising a company of which he was elected Captain. On the organization of the regiment, he was chosen Major. With his command, he joined the Army of the Cumberland and was active in all the campaign that closed with the battle of Chattanooga. He was then assigned to duty as Division Inspector of the Fourteenth Army Corps. Major Connolly was afterward connected with Sherman's army on it memorable march to the sea, and accompanied the victorious forces to that great and impressive showing of loyalty and patriotism, the Grand Review at Washington City. On many fields, he had shown his valor as an officer, winning recognition and was awarded the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel.
After his honorable retirement from military life, Major Connolly returned to Charleston, and there resumed his professional duties continuing the private practice of law until March 1876, when he was appointed Untied States District Attorney for the Southern District of Illinois, continuing a incumbent of that office until June, 1885, when he retired on account of a change in the administration. When the Republican party regained ascendancy, he was reappointed to the office, by the late President Harrison, July 1, 1889, and continued to serve through four more years. In the meanwhile, Major Connolly had become a very important factor in State politics, having been twice elected to the State Legislature, there serving on the Judiciary, Railway and Library committees. In 1886, he was the candidate of his part for Congress and in the contest carried both his own and Morgan Counties, reducing the normal Democratic majority of 4,000 to 900. In 1888, he refused a second nomination for Congress, but, in 1894, and again in 1896, he was re-nominated, in each case being elected. In May,1 884, he was appointed Solicitor of the Treasury, by President Arthur, an appointment confirmed by the United States Senate, but he declined the honor. In 1888, he was a candidate before the Republican State Convention for Governor, and received a flattering vote. In 1886, he entered into a law-partnership with Thomas C. Mather, which continued until the death of the latter. His present partner is Carey E. Barnes.
Major Connolly was married at Gabier, Ohio, February 9, 1863, to Mary Dunn, daughter of Jacob Dunn and sister of his former preceptor and law partner, Judge Dunn. Major and Mrs. Connolly attend the services at the First Presbyterian Church, Springfield. He is fraternally affiliated with the Masons, the Elks, and Loyal Legion and belongs to the Grand Army of the Republic, having been Department Commander of the latter for 1910-11.


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Sunday, November 29, 2009
On My Floor
So here's my rabbit story: last year, I was in Philadelphia, and the day I left to fly back to France, I called home from the airport to say that I was indeed on my way. Marcel told me that he had let the cat out at lunchtime, and when he called the cat back in, the cat brought a small rabbit with him. The rabbit was still alive, and it took off to hide, right in the room where I bead - Marcel wasn't sure exactly where, but he closed the door to keep the rabbit in there.
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*Matte glass hearts, turquoise matte 8° seed beads
*An assortment of large stones, jasper rounds, quartz rondelles
*Vintage red and yellow glass beads from an old jewelry shop in Paris - long enough to be worn double or triple
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Poor little Bunny! Guess its fair game though when it crosses the line into your home. LOL Lovely new necklaces! The vintage red and yellow is my favorite! ~ SarahReplyDelete
I think the funniest part of this story has to be Marcel. I can just picture him running through the house behind Babby Kitty, saying some colorful things, and trying to figure out what to do with the rabbit.ReplyDelete
bisous- claire
p.s. I am really digging the heart necklace. It would be perfect for a valentine's day party or dinner.
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Casey Owens (James Darren), a young mechanic, has developed a design for a turbine car engine, paving the way for a jet-powered auto certain to set a new land speed record. Wealthy playboy ... . You can read more in Google, Youtube, Wiki
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Brad Y (jp) wrote: Straightforward and hugely entertaining, Hell or High Water is a fun and well-directed western.
Heather M (jp) wrote: This role is a departure from what we are used to seeing from Wiig. Unfortuntately, that does not mean it is worth your time to watch it. Pearce gave a strong performance, but the story never inspires one to care about this dysfunctional family.
Evan A (jp) wrote: Wish this was playing in town...
Jos M (fr) wrote: With a strong performance by Rick Okon, and great chemistry between its two leads, Romeos is a quite satisfying experience, but doesn't live up to its potential.
gary t (mx) wrote: WOW......WOW.....WOW.....SO SO SO SO SO BAD......MAN THIS IS SUCH AN AWFUL MESSY MESSY MOVIE 2 WATCH, IT IS SO SO SO SO DREADFUL, IT IS SUCH AN AWFUL MOVIE 2 WATCH, IT IS SO SO SO AWFUL MOVIE 2 WATCH, IT IS SO SO SO DREADFUL, IT IS SO SO SO DREADFUL, IT IS SUCH AN AWFUL MOVIE 2 WATCH IT IS SUCH AN AWFUL MESSY MOVIE 2 WATCH.......WARNING THIS MOVIE CONTAINS STROBE LIGHTNING EFFECTS THROUGHOUT THIS MOVIE......MAN THIS IS SUCH AN AWFUL MOVIE 2 WATCH, IT IS SUCH AN AWFUL MESSY MOVIE 2 WATCH, IT IS SUCH AN AWFUL MOVIE 2 WATCH, IT IS SUCH A BAD MOVIE 2 WATCH, JUST AVOID THIS MOVIE AT ALL IT IS SUCH A BAD MOVIE 2 WATCH, JUST AVOID THIS MOVIE AT ALL COSTS IT IS THAT BAD.....JUST DO NOT WATCH THIS MOVIE IT IS SO AWFUL.......ITS GOT A GOOD SOUNDTRACK THROUGHOUT THIS MOVIE.....BUT MAN THIS MOVIE IS SO SO SO AWFUL 2 WATCH....
John A (ag) wrote: A Decent Slasher Once You Get By The Slightly Cheesy Script & Acting. This B-Movie Rips Of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Slightly, But That's Something To Pull The Filmmakers Up On As All The Good Stories Have Been Done.
Paul Christopher C (it) wrote: Well for comparison..this movie is nothing compared to the first one..not so convincing acting the story is predictable..even the dances which i think is the core of the movie is not even good..the dance steps are old no innovations like the first movie..the only good part about this movie is the parkour stunts..if your a fan of the first you got served movie then there is a high percentage you'll get disapointed..its just another dance movie..
Darren C (kr) wrote: If you want to learn what REAL hardcore punk rock is about, this is the doc you need to see. Much as I love them, there is not even 1 mention of bands like The Clash, The Ramones, etc on here, nor should there be. By the actions of these bands in the early 80's, you learn quickly what being a "punk" is all about, right or wrong. Well made and researched documentary. What is now called punk, is not. Black Flag and Bad Brains were punk. Current punk is just less structured rock. Sad but true.
Michael A (ru) wrote: Now. I saw this movie at the theatre when I was young. And, looking back at it. I totally regret seeing it.
kathy t (gb) wrote: this was good not his best but was good.
Robert S (ru) wrote: I really love this one Chan & Wilson are so natural together. A fun ride start to finish. Wang: See! I told you so!O'Bannon: No, you said "wet shirt don't break," not "piss shirt bend bar."
Simon D (es) wrote: spoof documentary about a small town holding a stage production to celebrate their 150 years. Done be the same bloke that did spinal tap, it's quite funny, subtle humour, not bad.
Jack (jp) wrote: Thanks for the tip Pam <3
Kurt B (us) wrote: The English Civil War from 1642 to 1651, Cromwell shows the story of the man himself portrayed by Richard Harris. When King Charles I stars the civil war by neglecting his people and more importantly in the course of things his own parliament things kick of when Cromwell's friend gets his ears lobbed of for getting a bit stroppy over the king giving his land to some rich get. The war comes to an end at the battle of Nasby but the king is bitter and continues to get up peoples noses. Since this film I have never seen an English Civil War film revolve entirely round Oliver Cromwell even though he is the key figure in the whole ordeal. The reason for this in my opinion is Richard Harris; there has never been anyone that can even scratch the surface of what that man done for this film, he has almost created a stereotype of Cromwell (apart from the warts) and anything that will be made featuring a similar story line would just become a flop. There are also some good performances from Alec Guinness and a very young Timothy Dalton. For the time there must have a been a tremendous amount of coinage put into the production of this feature, the battle scenes are huge and there was no aid of special effects, just pure labour, costumes and gunpowder. At over two hours I thought the movie would be a bit boring as I already knew allot of it would focus more on the arguing of parliament and people having banter about nasty Charles but I was surprisingly entertained.
Mitchell W (ru) wrote: Damn you, Joe Kennedy!
Mike F (ru) wrote: fun horror flick that deserves a franchise
Lalo R (gb) wrote: Please let the franchise die in peace. The 3rd one was okay.


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I have just seen an article that is too good not to be shared. It is published by Scientific American and discusses issues with the statistical significance and its effect on scientific results. It also lays out the alternative statistical methods that need to be taken into account. It is written in an a readable manner and has lots of links for the curious ones. I recommend it to everyone in data and analytics-related fields as well as everyone else interested in application of scientific methods. Find the article here: Statistical significance and its part in science downfalls. Enjoy!
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Welcome to The Sports Bank's fourth annual college basketball season preview series where we break 111 teams in the 111 days leading up to the opening tip-off of the 2013-2014 season. We will rank the 84 power conference teams (including the new Big East and American Athletic Conferences) and top 27 mid-majors in reverse power ranking order. We'll break down rosters, transfers, incoming freshmen, non-conference schedules, and pick a player to watch for each team.
In search of their fourth straight Big West Conference title, the Long Beach State 49ers have a lot of turnover on their roster due to the transfer of several key players from a year ago. Still, LBSU will be the team to beat in the Big West.
Last Season: 1st, 14-4 in Big West, 19-14 overall
Predicted Big West Finish: 1st
Projected Depth Chart
F/C: Dan Jennings (Sr)/Nick Shepherd (Jr)/Edgar Garibay (Sr)
F: David Samuels (Jr)/Christian Griggs-Williams (Jr)
G/F:Kris Gulley (Jr)/Travis Hammonds (Fr)
SG: A.J. Spencer (Jr)/Javion Watson (Fr)/Tyler Lamb (Jr)
PG:Michael Caffey (Jr)/Branford Jones (Fr)/Desmond Ross (Fr)
Gone: G/F-James Ennis, SG-Peter Pappageorge, F-Tony Freeland (transfer), SG-Kaela King (transfer), G/F-Deng Deng (transfer-Cal State Bakersfield), F-Kyle Richardson (transfer-Portland State), PF-Gatete Djuma (transfer)
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With six rotation players gone from a year ago, playing time will be up for grabs. One constant will be returning point guard Michael Caffey who did an admirable job replacing Casper Ware last season. With more responsibility as the floor leader, Caffey did tend to force the issue a little too often and struggled shooting the ball so he will need to play a little smarter this season.
There is competition among several players to see who will flank Caffey on the wing. Redshirt freshmen Branford Jones and Javion Watson figure to compete with junior college transfer A.J. Spencer for the starting two guard spot. UCLA transfer Tyler Lamb will certainly provide a boost once he becomes eligible after the first semester. The lengthy Kris Gulley would figure to start at the three while freshman Desmond Ross and Travis Hammonds might see minutes hard to come by.
Up-front, Don Monson will rely heavily on Dan Jennings who has slimmed down since transferring to LBSU from West Virginia. He is still a physical force inside and should become more of a focal point in the 49ers offense this year. Returning players Nick Shepherd and Edgar Garibay played sparingly last season but are in line for more court time since Long Beach State doesn't boast a ton of size on their roster.
Expect JUCO transfers David Samuels and Christian Griggs-Williams to battle for the starting power forward spot. Samuels brings more athleticism to the floor while Griggs-Williams provides Monson with another strong body in the paint who could play some five if needed.
One thing is for sure, the Long Beach State 49ers will undoubtedly be battled tested by the time conference play rolls around. Munson has once again lined up a brutal non-conference slate for his team that could feature as many as eight games versus teams that made the NCAA Tournament a year ago. That has become commonplace for LBSU the past few seasons and usually serves them well once league play tips-off.
Player to Watch: Tyler Lamb
He is without question the x-factor for LBSU this year. The 6-5 shooting guard started 32 games as a sophomore but with the influx of freshmen arriving at UCLA last season, decided to transfer after the first game of the season. He will not become eligible for the 49ers until the completion of the first semester but will add some proven scoring on the wing alongside Caffey. Lamb is athletic when attacking the tin but can also stroke it from deep.
Key Non-Conference Games:
11/11 at Arizona
11/17 at Kansas State
11/21 vs. Michigan (Puerto Rico Tip-Off)
11/22 vs. VCU/Florida State (Puerto Rico Tip-Off)
11/21 vs. Georgetown/Northeastern/Kansas State/Charlotte (Puerto Rico Tip-Off)
11/30 at Washington
12/3 vs. Creighton
12/7 at N.C. State
12/19 vs. USC
12/28 at Nevada
1/4 at Missouri
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GC Commissioners Honor Health Officer Rodney Glotfelty
Last Updated on Jul 7, 2017 at 9:18am |
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The Garrett County commissioners set aside a portion of their public meeting Monday afternoon at the courthouse to recognize county health officer Rodney Glotfelty's "41 years of dedicated service" to the health department and local community.
The commissioners presented the Garrett County native with a certificate of commendation and a Simon Pearce glass clock.
"Your wisdom and commitment to excellence have long inspired all of us and will be remembered for many years to come," Commissioner Paul Edwards told Glotfelty. "We wish you good health, happiness, and continued success in your retirement."
Glotfelty retired from the Garrett County Health Department (GCHD) last Friday, exactly 41 years after he began his career there as a sanitarian in the Environmental Health Services Unit in 1976. Prior to being appointed county health officer in Fall 1998, he was director of the Garrett County Office of Solid Waste and Recycling from June 1993 to October 1998.
"Rodney is universally respected throughout the state of Maryland, and he has done a tremendous job here," Edwards said. "Everybody knows Rodney. Everybody respects Rodney, and everybody likes Rodney."
Glotfelty received a Bachelor of Science degree in zoology/animal biology from the University of Maryland, College Park, in 1974. In 1980, he was awarded a master's degree in public health environmental health/epidemiology from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
Commissioner Jim Hinebaugh noted that before Glotfelty's appointment as county health officer, the GCHD was "grappling" with many issues.
"There were a lot of locations," Hinebaugh said about the lack of a central office. "There were a lot of personnel issues. He was able to pull that all together. I've been in a number of meetings where I've heard state-level officials refer to the Garrett County Health Department as a model for the rest of the state."
The commissioner attributed much of the turn-around to Glotfelty's leadership.
"He's made Garrett County a much better place to live for a lot of people," Hinebaugh said. "He and his organization have been able to provide a lot of support and help to people who otherwise would have had nowhere else to go."
Commissioner Larry Tichnell echoed his colleagues' sentiments.
"It's been a great honor and privilege to know you and work with you," Tichnell told Glotfelty. "You're a great gentleman, great friend, and I appreciate all that you've done for us and this county."
Glotfelty acknowledged that 41 years is long time.
"We did do a lot of good things over there," he said, attributing GCHD's success to his staff. "We have a lot of good people who work there, and I think there are a lot of good things to come soon."
One of those achievements is GCHD receiving national approval from the Public Health Accreditation Board. Edwards likened it to winning the Super Bowl. Another highlight is the department's new website, which was designed to create a "strong digital presence" in the community, according to Diane Lee, GCHD public informational officer.
"It's been a wonderful career in public health," Glotfelty said after the commissioners' meeting. "I'm lucky to have served the citizens of Garrett County for such a long time. It's such a great place to work because of the incredible wealth of community partners. The entire health care community works together to improve the health of our citizens."
The commissioners have appointed Bob Stephens as the new Garrett County health officer. He served as director of GCHD's Behavior Health Unit for numerous years. Les McDaniel has been named Stephens' replacement.
The commissioners' next public meeting is scheduled for Monday, July 17, at Friendsville Town Hall at 5 p.m.
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SOCIAL STUDIES: (Mr. Leslie A-17) Students did an excellent job on their landform projects this week and took a test today to conclude the unit. If you haven't already done so, I recommend you check out the blog to see examples of some of the great things that students did for their projects. Now that we have finished the unit on landforms and climate zones, we will begin our unit on Culture. The unit is very broad and includes what makes up one's personal culture and also topics such as government and basic economics. Throughout the unit, students will be working on various assignments in order to help them better understand culture and how it relates to them. The first term ends on October 28th, so any student that owes me work or would like to retake a test or quiz needs to do so by then.
Reading: (A-17) As we have been reading the book Holes, students have been working on various pre and post reading activities. These include literary circles, fluency building activities and assignments designed to increase connections between the student and the novel.
MATH: (Mrs. Tate A-18) Students have begun chapter two in the textbook which covers decimals. So far students have been learning about decimal place value, number lines, and number forms. Students have also learned how to round and compare decimals. We have been doing several in class activities such as speed stacking, hanging up the "laundry," iPad decimal games, and JogNogs to reinforce these decimal concepts. Next week we will be having a quiz on these introductory topics before we move into decimal operations. The math blog (tate6a.wordpress.com) will have information about the topics covered on the quiz under each block's homework page.
Reading: (A-18) We continue to read Freak the Mighty during class. In addition, students have been learning about onomatopoeia and creating presentations about it on their iPad. Students continue to practice working with new vocabulary words on cram.com.
LANGUAGE ARTS: (Mr. Conley A-19) We have read our first fairy tale, Dragon, Dragon, a humorous update on the traditional fairy tale. Students will learn what the common elements of fairy tales are and how they are both similar and different than those found in folktales. We will begin a nouns unit next week that will encompass common, proper, plural, and possessives. The fiction book report is due next Friday and that should be completed in Google Classroom.
Reading: (A-19) We have begun using LightSail, a new eReader that measures student progress with a multitude of reading metrics such as, speed, vocabulary, comprehension, and utilizing effective reading strategies. We are all learning how to use it together, but it appears to offer a fun and interactive reading experience for students. Eventually students will be able to self-select their own books from among more than 4,000 titles.
SCIENCE: (Mrs. Shea D-101) : We are well into our first extended project, the pumpkin plant experiment. Students have done research in order to create a set of experimental and control plants in the classroom. The plants have begun growing, and students are recording data and observations. We will use this data to create a group lab report with a visual component. We have recently had our second quiz on scientific method, please keep an eye on Aspen for grades. I have also created a blog which can be found at http://6ascienced101.blogspot.com/. The blog has pictures of our lab work, short descriptions of units of study, and a classroom calendar. Homework postings and class discussions are continuing on google classroom.
Reading: (D-101) This week we have begun using our online reading app, Lightsail. We are continuing with the same novel, When You Reach Me, by Rebecca Stead. The lightsail app allows for assessment within the reading, conferencing between the student and teacher, and creates opportunities for class discussion. For more information about lightsail, please view the informational video at http://lightsailed.com/tour/
HEALTH: Ms. Eovine – Students will be sharing in a healthy eating day first class meeting of the week. I will be making smoothies and students will contribute healthy snacks approved by the teacher. Students will begin the violence prevention unit which uses the "Second Step" program. The focus will be on defining the different types of conflict and ways to resolve them.


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I got my Lexan sheet, cut it, slot it, and drilled it. I think this is ready for final installation after the rest is painted. I've decided to mount 2 D12 casings near the front of the fore body to use as ballast containers. I'm currently plugging the nozzle-ends with Fill'n'Finish. Once sanded, they'll be glued on. The front will remain open for now.
It was too windy to paint yesterday in general, but I did start the nose cone since much of the decoration was inside work. I shot a coat of Model Masters lime green on the primed cone (I forget the actual name of the color). My general idea is to make it light green with yellow accents (cockpit windows, or whatever) to match the pod on the tip of the clear stabilizer. I decided to leave this in its natural color since I would have to buy paint (Rustoleum plastic finish, or Krylon H2O, or the like) just for this one piece.
The nose looks nice in that color. I'm thinking of transitioning to another color on the fore body and painting the half-oval balsa spar the same lime green. The pods will also be lime green and the front 'cones' would be painted yellow using brush-on paint.
So....I also wanted to make the cone styled like a snake. Although not a snake, I keep going back to the Tarkus album cover for inspiration.
I punked out and used stickers and trim Monokote for the details. Well, the results look more like Puff the Magic Dragon or Cecil (or was the Beanie?) than the front end of a space ship. I'm not sure I want to record this looks, so no photos for now. I think I'll continue the finishing work on the rest and then decide. Until it flies once, it may not be worthwhile to change it.


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Craig has been an agency producer for over 20 years. He's worked at The Martin Agency, BooneOakley and Y&R on clients like UPS, Gatorade, Dell and Land Rover. The work he's made has won Lions, Pencils and Webbys, and has even been immortalized in the archives of MOMA.
Craig, his wife, and two kids are excited about their arrival to the West Coast. They plan on taking lots of road trips, searching for kitsch and eating great food. And one day he hopes you'll sit with your Sunday coffee and read the book of his documented travels.
As you might expect, Trisha is great at making connections. For all her clients, she works hard to uncover the hidden insight that will lead to that unique way to connect a brand with an audience. It's her job, and mission, to make sure the message, the consumer and the challenges she and her team try to solve are the basis of all connection strategies.
Trisha has 20 years of experience working with big global agencies (McCann Erickson, Saatchi & Saatchi) and privately held creative shops (WONGDOODY). She grew up in connections planning, but is a generalist at heart — forward-thinking about her clients' business problems and always looking for ways to integrate connections planning with the strategy and creative work. Over the years, she's worked on brands like Alaska Airlines, Cedars-Sinai Hospital, Western Governors University, Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, TireBuyer.com, Washington Mutual, REI and DoH Anti-Tobacco.
Trisha has a curious mind and loves to see this same trait in others. She's also a sucker for good stories, exploring, reading, and long dinner parties while sharing food, wine and laughter with family and friends.


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It's no secret that winter is not my favorite thing, but this year I'm taking a little more time to enjoy the abundance of indoor time by reading. Like, actual books and articles–not just social media captions, hahaha! I just finished reading a full novel for the first time in years, and now I can't wait to get the library or dig through my dusty stash to find another one. I forgot how much I enjoyed a good story! So, in case you're looking for some good reading material to keep you occupied, here are a handful that I've been busy with lately. I've mentioned some of these in other places recently, sorry for the redundancy.
For so long it felt like art was just something I didn't have the time for–and frankly, I didn't. But this is what fuels me; actively appreciating all the beauty that God created in His world, and using the gift of artistry that He gave me for His glory in whatever simple, humble ways I can. I can't even tell you how much I appreciate those of you who've encouraged me to keep painting by commissioning work from me. Mothers and busy people of the world–do everything you can to make time to enjoy your passions and gifts!
Here we are, smack-dab in the dead of winter again, but praise God that winter in the mid-west is proving to be a pretty tolerable one. I couldn't help but think of Genesis 8:21, the promise of the seasons. January through March is always hard on me, but without these months I suppose I wouldn't appreciate all of the other ones nearly as much.
As long as the earth endures,
seedtime and harvest, cold and heat,
summer and winter, day and night,
shall not cease.
It's been a curl-up-with-a-good-book kind of month, with a few unseasonably warm t-shirt wearing days and enough sunshine to keep the winter blues away. I haven't taken many photos this month, we're sort of cooped up in our little coat, boot, hat, glove cluttered, candlelit house–I'm convinced that lit candles are one of the few indoor glories of winter, so I've had mine going for the better part of the days. And we're finally out of a month long bout of sicknesses and just taking life one day at a time.
For all of you out there who've waited, pined, nearly died, and are at-this-moment on the very razor edge of your seats for a vegan chocolate milk recipe, this is for you.
Haha, yes, I do realize that maybe one person is interested…perhaps nobody. All the same, I feel compelled to share this recipe because this frothy almond & date & cocoa flavored vegan chocolate milk is my afternoon indulgence and it is so easy and so totally guilt-free! I'm not sure where this recipe comes from, but I tried it for the first time years ago when a family member made it for me. But I'll be honest with you, the first time I had it I thought it was terrible. Like, really bad.
Six Months In
We are six-months-in here in Kansas, along with a lot of you who got here right around the same time that we did last summer. How do you feel? Settled? Does your house feel more like home than just a house now? Ours definitely does, and I'm so thankful. It was a bit of a rough adjustment at first, to have to downsize when we didn't expect to. But, all is finally starting to feel right and despite negative temperatures and lots and never ending colds at our house, it's an exciting time! We're all finding out what the next year has in store, where we'll be, what we'll be doing… A lot of us are moving on, but a lot of us are staying.
We'll be sticking around Leavenworth for a few more years, and if all goes accordingly, this will be our longest stretch of time at one duty station. As of now, we've never been in any one place for more than two and a half years, and even then, there have been deployments and extended but temporary moves thrown into the mix that makes it feel like we're never really been anywhere uninterrupted for long. So, if we truly do stay here in Kansas for another few years, it will be interesting to see what semi-stability is like!
Good intention set upon a backdrop of general disarray is what characterizes most of my days in motherhood. I thought I was great at doing "all-the-things" (arts and crafts and ABC's, etc.) with kids when I had one. Then the second was born, and the gig was up. Like, immediately. There wasn't even a three month period when I tried to keep certain ideals going. It was just over! But every once in a blue moon we manage to all do something together and I take about 273 photos of it just because documenting our one success per six months makes me like maybe we're okay, after all, hahaha.


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April 17, 2014
This year Maggiano's Little Italy in Denver has teamed up with Make-A-Wish® Colorado to combine our passion for cycling with our passion for children. Five cyclists will participate in the 2014 Ride the Rockies to raise funds to support local wish kids. The team hopes to raise enough money to adopt 6-year-old Taajway's wish to meet the dolphins at Discovery Cove.
Pennies for Miles. This year, five members of Team Maggiano's will ride 473 miles with over 2,000 cyclists in the 2014 Ride the Rockies cycling event sponsored by the Denver Post from June 3rd to June 9th. That's a team total of 2,365 miles! By pledging a penny for every mile we ride, you will be donating $23.65 to help the team reach their goal of sponsoring Taajway's wish! Please share and help us accomplish our goal at http://coloradogives.org/ridetherockies.
Meet Maggiano's Ride the Rockies Team
Bill Billings, Maggiano's Little Italy Area Director
Bill has always been a cyclist for transportation and recreation. Upon moving to Colorado, he discovered that bicycles also became an avenue to the mountains at a pace that you can actually experience the outdoors, not just drive past the environment. The fitness aspect is also very rewarding. Bill started endurance cycling as a bit of a challenge 6 years ago and is addicted to the sport and challenges of multi day rides.
J.D. Crais, Maggiano's Little Italy Server, Bartender & Sommelier
J.D. started doing triathlons and mountain bike races after falling in love with the sport at an early age. After a long time of not riding, he was inspired to do a solo 24 hour mountain bike race. It took over 2 years of training to accomplish his goal. J.D. has since retired from racing, but on occasion he participates in cyclo-cross races. "Cyclo-cross is by far the most fun I have ever had racing a bike," he says, "but mostly I just ride for fun and fitness."
George DiCarlo, Colorado's first Olympic Gold Medalist in Swimming and Loyal Maggiano's Guest
In addition to his Olympic medal, George was also awarded the prestigious PAC-10 Gold Medal for Academic Achievement and Athletic Leadership, representing the University of Arizona in 1985. George lives in Lone Tree, Colorado with his wife Amy and daughters Sydney and McKenna. Both girls have decided to follow in his footsteps by swimming competitively. "Combining this event as a fundraiser for Make-A-Wish is the perfect way to live our dreams while giving back to children who have their own wishes and dreams by giving them something else to think about."
Jeff Mann, Maggiano's Little Italy Culinary R&D Chef
Jeff has participated in about a dozen cycling events across the country. Finding time to spend outdoors with his family and riding in bicycle tours reflects Chef Mann's culinary point of view and the growing trend towards dietary consciousness and an active, balanced lifestyle. He unconditionally believes in innovation, continuous learning and development, all combined with a little salt, pepper, and passion!
Bryan Mortimer, Loyal Maggiano's Guest
Bryan's sister was an integral part of his riding hobby in his thirties. Since then, he has participated in six century rides – including the Triple Bypass in 2013 as well as the Copper Triangle ride twice. He enjoys meeting new people while riding as well as the challenge. A Senior Mining Engineer, Bryan is married with two sons and a daughter. His entire family is very active with cycling, swimming, cross country and basketball. He and his wife have ridden the 45 mile route for the Wacky W ride together for the past 2 years.


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The Ministry of environmental protection declared that a closed-door policy will be implemented for substandard enterprises by the middle of July. After more than two months of "Environmental protection sword" action, What changes were made to the Door and window accessories and other home manufacturing industries?
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After this great renovation, the disorderly development and vicious competition of small enterprises will be weeded out.
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Due to the excess capacity of low-end market , and a large number of substandard enterprises will be severely punished, so it will be intensifying the market contradiction of supply and demand. And this coupled with the increasing price of raw materials and accessories due to inflation and rising environmental costs, so this will lead to the Door and window accessories prices had no plan to raise prices now.
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The enterprises with Long-term vision and branding will go farther and better.
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Those enterprises that pay attention to product's quality, exquisite workmanship and integrate into the cultural heritage will be more competitive in the market.
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This may come a tad late as news but not too late—I trust—for enjoyment. Last spring, Sullivan Fortner won the Cole Porter Fellow In Jazz award of the American Pianists Association. Fortner is a 28-year-old New Orleanian who attracted favorable notice as the pianist in trumpeter Roy Hargrove's quintet and for his work with other jazz artists including Christian Scott and Stefon Harris. The award and its $100,000 prize came in competition with four other rising pianists, Christian Sands, Zach Lapidus, Emmet Cohen and Kris Bowers. The judges were pianists Bill Charlap, Billy Childs, Amina Figarova and Edward Simon. Executive Al Pryor of Mack Avenue Records was also on the panel.
Video from the March competition in Indianapolis, Indiana, shows us the skill and adaptability that the judges saw and heard in Fortner's round of the finals. First, he accompanied singer Dianne Reeves. Then, backed by the Buselli-Wallarab Jazz Orchestra, he played Thelonious Monk's "I Mean You."
At last report, Sullivan Fortner was back on the road, touring with Roy Hargrove.


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No, not the soap opera. Well... maybe, but not the one you are thinking of.
My wise and wicked stepmother (the wicked is in jest, the wise is not) has told me, repeatedly, that the older I get, the less I will care about what others think. And oh, how true! I have spent the first 40 years of my life truly concerned about how people would think if I did this, did that, said this, thought that. And that has stifled me. A lot.
The past two years, though, I have been working on letting that concern go.
Most recently it has become more important to do what I want/feel and say what I think/know and not stifle myself because of fear. I have had to take baby steps... feeling my way forward in the darkness of what I have always known, because that fear is pretty strong. I think as I make a break-through, though, I do something little in a symbolic gesture of what I've have done mentally, emotionally or psychologically.
Lately, it has been self-alteration. Minor self-alteration, but it's a change nonetheless.
Purple hair. Not all of it... just a little. But it's a symbol of breaking free from a few of my own self-imposed tethers.
I'm sad that it has taken me 42 years to stop caring so much, and start being more of who I feel I am inside. I can't say I'm done caring, or feeling fear about being me, but I feel so much more happy and closer than I've been before.
After all... it's my only life, right? Why not be me in it?
Yep yep. Purple. I think it's a good color.
What do you do to celebrate you?
June 10, 2012
One Life to Live...
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Love purple! I'm not there yet! Congratulations to you. :)ReplyDelete
I love it, Kai!ReplyDelete
I have been thinking of going a little pink this summer myself :)
And I am with you. I will be 41 this month, and I love the "wisdom" that has come with age. :)
Love it! I haven't had the urge to dye my hair, but I have been taking a few more wardrobe chances lately!ReplyDelete
you ROCK girl...xoxoxoReplyDelete
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My Favorite Recipe for Swiss Steak
Have you been looking for a great recipe for Swiss steak? Then, look no further - you have just found it. This is a win-win dish: this recipe for Swiss steak is quick and easy to prepare, makes a great impression, and it is easy on the budget. Since this recipe for Swiss Steak is made with a less costly cut of beef, like top round or bottom round, that makes it a good money saving dish. Serve it over rice, another cost effective item, and you will only need to add another vegetable and/or salad, bread, and dessert.
Use this recipe for Swiss steak to prepare a delicious entrée for your family, or serve it the next time you have company for dinner. If you need a larger amount, this recipe for Swiss steak is easy to double for more servings.
For another cost cutting idea, make this recipe for Swiss steak in the summer, when fresh tomatoes are in abundance.
Gather the ingredients to make this recipe for Swiss steak.
2 tbsp. flour
1 tsp. salt
1/8 tsp. black pepper
1-½ lbs. top round beef
2 tbsp. olive oil
2 cups onions, sliced
1 tsp. dry mustard
½ tsp. chili powder
2 tsp. Worcestershire sauce
2 cups canned tomatoes
½ tsp. oregano
whole grain brown rice
Let's Cook
Combine flour, salt, and pepper in a plastic bag.
Slice the top round into bite size pieces. Drop these bite size pieces into the bag, and shake to coat. (Do not cut raw meat on a cutting board that you use for cutting raw vegetables. Keep, and mark, one cutting board for meat and another one for fresh vegetables.)
Slice the onions into uniform slices, enough to equal two cups.
Measure the olive oil into a 10-inch sauté pan. Place the bite size pieces of top round in the pan to cook. Stir while browning on each side; top with the onion slices.
Combine the seasonings and tomatoes; pour over the beef and onions in the pan. (If using fresh tomatoes, the easiest way to peel them is to drop them into boiling water. After a few seconds, take them out of the boiling water, and place them on a plate to cool. Now, the skin will easily slip off the tomatoes. Place on a cutting board, and using a sharp knife, cut the peeled tomatoes into eighths, and remove all the seeds before adding to the meat and onions.)
Cover and cook over low heat for about 1 hour and 30 minutes or until tender. Stir occasionally while cooking.
Cook the whole grain brown rice according to the package directions for four servings.
Serve this savory entrée over rice and enjoy.
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In Closing
When you prepare this recipe for Swiss steak, for your family and/or guests, you might also like to make, and serve, my easy beer bread, and for dessert, my lemon jello cake.
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Stretch of the Week: Half Fold Traction
Welcome to September's weekly stretch blog. In the three years since this blog started, we have done most every stretch imaginable. This includes everything but the kitchen sink – until now. That's right, this month's stretches will focus on using the kitchen sink! Why you might ask? The kitchen sink provides stability, as well as traction for these stretches. Using props is a great way to facilitate optimal stretch!
Stretch of the Week: Half Moon Arm Circles
For the final week of August's dynamic stretching, we will be performing Half Moon Arm Circles. The name is derived from yoga, as the first stage is the Half Moon Pose. You will feel this stretch in the sides of the body, and it will also go through the range of motion of the arm.
Stretch of the Week: Hamstring Extend and Release Stretch
For the fourth week of August's dynamic stretching, we will be performing the Hamstring Extend and Release Stretch. This stretch is very similar to week three, but will only focus on stretching of the hamstrings and calf muscles.
Stretch of the Week: Lunge to Half Splits
For the third week of our dynamic stretching month, we will be performing the Lunge to Half Splits Stretch. This will stretch the hamstrings as well as the quadriceps muscles.
Stretch of the Week: Seated Cat Cow with Arm Rotation
For week two of our dynamic stretching month we will be performing the Seated Cat Cow with Arm Rotation.
Stretch of the Week: Dynamic Spinal Circles
The Weekly Stretches for August will focus on dynamic stretching. Typically we are doing static stretching, which is the optimal way to increase flexibility in our muscles. However, dynamic stretching shouldn't be overlooked!
Stretch of the Week: Reclined Pigeon
The final week of July's stretch is called Reclined Pigeon. This will stretch the outer hip, piriformis, gluteal, and low back musculature. You will get a bonus stretch through the front hip flexors as well!
Stretch of the Week: Three Legged Downward Dog
Week three of July has arrived! This week's stretch is called Three Legged Downward Dog. This stretch is very similar to week one, but instead of stepping one foot forward we will step one foot back and up! This will stretch the sole of the foot all the way up the back of the leg into the calf and hamstring.


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