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Hump Day Lovin',
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Come A Little Closer
Hump Day Lovin',
27 comments:
- Maria said...
Balance. Yes. I could use some of that myself! I love that you shave at least once a week! Now the sleep thing... You could look at it two ways... you could try to change it now or just go with it and when you have a newborn baby you can adjust it then. Being able to be up late might come in handy! Then you and baby can flip your days and nights back together!
- January 25, 2012 at 5:41 AM
- Cami said...
This post had me cracking up since it's all over the place. ;) I hope you get a normal sleep schedule soon...it's the worst when you're back and forth like that. Glad you're able to entertain yourself ;)
I love that song, btw!
<3-Cami from First Day of My Life
- January 25, 2012 at 5:48 AM
- Kathy Radigan said...
I always love your posts! I often feel a mix of joy and stress sometimes at the same time!! Sounds like you are in a pretty good place!! Much love!
- January 25, 2012 at 6:03 AM
I can't even tell you the last time I shaved my legs!!!! Poor hubby. I hate shaving in the winter! Ha ha!
- January 25, 2012 at 6:34 AM
- Kelly @ Stay at Home Trader said...
I soooo needed a "Maria" post today. That last picture of Twinkie has me HYSTERICAL!!!!! BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA!!!! Seriously so funny! I know this month has been so hard on your entire family. It's sad how one's passing can cause so many emotions to come out. I know what u mean, my sexay meter has been stuck at zero alll week. And I'm pretty sure after my husband sees my scary post yesterday, that ain't gonna help! Hahahahahahahaha! I almost posted my 2012 resolutions yesterday. How crazy is that? Lol! I know things are all over the place right now, but I can see your focus coming and know you are going to have a great February, full of love and great things. I'm thinking ab u!!!
- January 25, 2012 at 6:49 AM
- Mrs. E said...
Your and your family have truly been through the ringer this month, and I am wishing, hoping and praying that 2012 gets better! I mean, it has to, what with the Patriots (ahem, Giants, wink wink) being in the Superbowl, and a little trip to a little city known as BOSTON =) =) =) By the way, your hair IS amazing, I knew it! Case in point: your picture with Steve...
- January 25, 2012 at 10:13 AM
- Stephanie of Gumdrop Pass said...
LOL -- that last picture of Twinkie GOT me. lol. too funny! :)
And OOOOOH girl, do I know about those unshaved legs and toothpaste-faced nights! Good for you on picking up that Cosmo to bring your sexy back! :) I have to laugh as I write this as 1:19 in the afternoon while wearing Adidias pants and a REALLY oversized sweatshirt. You'll have to share your secrets! (And... Dakota Fanning makes me feel extremely old at 26...)
I hope your vampire-ness allows you to get the rest you need. Enjoy your lovey time with Steve! :)
- January 25, 2012 at 11:21 AM
- lovejoy_31 said...
LOVE it girl!!! You take the next few weeks to focus on you and the hubby or how ever long you need. And then move to the next step. I have to say that you did a good job of making your beautiful self look CRAZY in the 2nd pic. Love the last pic of the kitty. Cracks me up. Love the blog post as usual.
- January 25, 2012 at 11:27 AM
- Our Journey Through This Lovely Life said...
Love you post! I was cracking up! and that sushi made me hungry! I LOVE sushi! We go every Monday to a local Sushi Cafe! its divine!
- January 25, 2012 at 11:53 AM
- Danielle said...
i could do without the sushi, but excellent vibes over the cosmo. Do work on the sleep thing, how can you be my date night babysitter if your vampiring it up. vampires+babies= not good
tell steve i said hello, maybe next time we see each other i wont be leaving since thats been the trend our last 2 sightings. :)
- January 25, 2012 at 12:08 PM
- Ashley said...
I hope you get back to a regular sleep schedule soon! I hear ya on the shaving the legs. It's such a rare occurrence that Brandon always notices and makes a big deal. Haha! I haven't read a cosmo in forever but the headlines always crack me up on the cover.
- January 25, 2012 at 1:16 PM
- KERRY said...
Aren't those UTAH Truffles THE BEST!!! I adored the orange flavour so much I kept the wrapper hahaha
Oh Maria, let's be zombies together,I too am somewhat nocturnal. I love the nightime serenity but dislike the daytime tiredness!!
Shaving your legs is such a chore, is it not? I hope that February brings you so much happiness!!! (and sleep).
X's & O's
- January 25, 2012 at 3:05 PM
- LOVE MELISSA:) said...
You had me cracking up. Zombie Maria- lol! I hope you get some sleep soon hun. I am personally going on a few hours this week because both kids were sick. Shaving my legs- um, when was that? I am in trouble-lol! Wishing you nothing but love this month!
- January 25, 2012 at 5:07 PM
- virginia said...
This morning I shaved my knees... literally. I had hopes to wear a skirt and boots. So why didn't I just shave my entire leg? Who the hecks knows. One doesn't need shaved legs for sexy time. I hope you have any amazing time weekend. Shave your whole leg though ... it's less itchy.
- January 25, 2012 at 8:33 PM
- Olivia : I am still learning said...
Your post made me laugh :) Which I totally needed. I've been in a funk lately too, and balance is exactly what I need.
ps. I loveeee that song and that sushi looks amazing!
- January 25, 2012 at 9:03 PM
- Jessica @ TheCrazyChaoticHouse said...
I just love reading your post! Sounds like you are in an okay place now and ready to mOve on. You are incredibly strong. I don't know how you do it. And yes I am there with you on the not having freshly shaved legs. Kinda hard when I have 2 toddlers in there with me almost every day (the only way I can shower). Take care and get some sleep girl;)
- January 25, 2012 at 9:19 PM
- Fifi @ AboutBloggingTime! said...
What a great post! I totally look forward to reading more of your posts.
New follower from the hop.
- January 26, 2012 at 7:03 AM
- waitingforarainbow said...
My favorite line of your post today??
"I'm doing just fine."
That is music to my ears!! I'm sorry that you're still having the crazy sleep whackyness. Just last night I went to bed at 11, and woke up at 2am. Vampire sisters for life.
Ohhh do I understand what you mean about feeling non sexy. I wear sweat pants almost daily, rarely do my hair/makeup, rarely shave, and FORGET the pregnancy glow... I have zits and strange red patches on my face. Let's not forget this new tummy fuzz! I wish I could come fix myself up with you. I need it.
- January 26, 2012 at 12:46 PM
- Camille said...
my husband and i call each other turds on a regular basis. LOL.
i want sushi now.
i also feel like i need more balance & love every day.
- January 26, 2012 at 1:02 PM
- daytodaymoments said...
This was such a fun post, thanks for sharing all of that!! :)
Found you over at a blog hop, hope you come by http://daytodaymoments.blogspot.com ;)
- January 26, 2012 at 1:37 PM
- email@example.com said...
I notice your comments and posts time stamped at some crazy and think you must never sleep! Balance is a good resolution. Wishin' you a wonderful weekend with the hubs. And don't worry, I haven't shaved in a bit either. I am wearing pants so why bother? :)
- January 26, 2012 at 3:42 PM
- Grumpy Grateful Mom said...
I'm still cracking up over your censored cat photo! And what's also funny is that it's after midnight for me and I was just about to make myself some hot chocolate. Though I'm missing the truffle bar!
Balance is what I need right now too. It's been out of whack lately. Hoping you're able to find your balance and get a little sleep my zombie friend. :)
- January 26, 2012 at 11:18 PM
- Rachel said...
Hey Vampire lady :-) I feel like you lately I am up and down all night long but when I do sleep through the night it feels so good, so I know how you feel.
I hope you have a wonderful weekend and you get your sexy back. You are such a special person and you deserve the very best!! BIG HUGS!!
- January 27, 2012 at 4:12 AM
- Hannah Rose said...
I found your blog on Faces of Loss, Faces of Hope. I am very sorry for your loss. I too lost my baby, Lily Katherine, who was stillborn at fullterm on March 16, 2010. Although I wish nobody else had to know this pain, it's good to know I'm not alone and there are people who "get it." I'd love to have you follow along on my blog as well: www.roseandherlily.blogspot.com
Blessings, Hannah Rose
- January 27, 2012 at 8:40 AM
- Aleisha McD said...
Um....I AM THE 25th COMMENTOR!?!! Hot damn, I've got to step up my game! Gosh, I really hate being a gorilla--I'm so hairy everywhere! My poor hubby!! I'd like to have my body lasered! I just shaved for the first time in weeks today...just trying to find my sexy. Not sure I ever had it...a goofy girl like me should be on Sesame Street. Which is NOT sexy at all!! Thanks for the "holla"! The pic of the truffle and cocoa warmed my heart and made my day. Thinking of you and your cat censoring, Taco VampireHead! Love ya and XOXO.
- January 27, 2012 at 4:53 PM
- MamaTink said...
Found you on Bloh Hop til You Drop. Come visit! Www.mamatinkstinkerings.blogspot.com
- January 27, 2012 at 5:30 PM
- Stephanie @ Blonde Highlights said...
OMG... I cannot stop laughing at the censored kitty. Like literally LOL'ing so loud my co-worker thinks I'm crazy! :)
HA HA HA! Hope you and Steve-O had a great and romantical anniversary weekend! :)
- January 30, 2012 at 11:45 AM


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(PhysOrg.com) -- Inflatable aircraft are not a new idea. Hot air balloons have been around for more than two centuries and blimps are a common sight over many sports stadiums. But it's hard to imagine an inflatable spacecraft.
Researchers from NASA's Langley Research Center in Hampton, Va., are working to develop a new kind of lightweight inflatable spacecraft outer shell to slow and protect reentry vehicles as they blaze through the atmosphere at hypersonic speeds.
They will test a technology demonstrator from a small sounding rocket to be launched at NASA's Wallops Flight Facility at Wallops Island, Va. The launch is scheduled for Aug. 17.
The Inflatable Re-entry Vehicle Experiment, or IRVE, looks like a giant mushroom when it's inflated. For the test, the silicon-coated Kevlar aeroshell is vacuum-packed inside a 16-inch (40.6 cm) diameter cylinder, but once it unfurls and is pumped full of nitrogen it is almost 10 feet (3 m) wide.
Engineers say the concept could help land bigger objects on Mars. "We'd like to be able to land more mass on Mars," said Neil Cheatwood, IRVE's principal investigator and chief scientist of the Hypersonics Project within NASA's Fundamental Aeronautics Program. "To land more mass you have to have more drag. We need to maximize the drag area of the entry system. We want to make it as big as we can, but the limitation has been the launch vehicle diameter."
According to Cheatwood, the idea of inflatable decelerators has been around for 40 years, but there were technical issues, including concerns about whether materials could withstand the heat of re-entry. Since then materials have advanced and because of numerous Mars missions, including rovers, landers and orbiters, there's more understanding of the Martian atmosphere.
That means researchers can now test a subscale model of a compact inflatable heat shield with the help of a small two-stage rocket. The vehicle is a 50-foot Black Brant 9 that will lift IRVE outside the atmosphere to an altitude of about 130 miles (209 km). Engineers want to find out what the re-entry vehicle will do on the way down.
"The whole flight will be over in less than 20 minutes," said Mary Beth Wusk, IRVE project manager. "We separate from the rocket 90 seconds after launch and we begin inflation about three-and-a-half-minutes after that. Our critical data period after it inflates and re-enters through the atmosphere is only about 30 seconds long."
Cameras and sensors on board will document the inflation and high-speed free fall and send information to researchers on the ground.
After its brief flight IRVE will fall into the Atlantic Ocean about 90 miles down range from Wallops. No efforts will be made to retrieve the experiment or the sounding rocket.
The Inflatable Re-entry Vehicle Experiment is an example of how NASA is using its aeronautics expertise to support the development of future spacecraft. NASA's Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate in Washington funded the flight experiment as part of its hypersonics research effort.
On the day of the launch the Wallops Flight facility plans to use the Internet to update the countdown status at: twitter.com/NASA_Wallops
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I watched a few plays of the NYG v. 49er game but not enough to get an idea of what happened.
So, what the hell happened?
What can we take from that game?
-The Glove- wrote:Score early and have them playing from behind. Shut down the run. Force Alex Smith to throw deep.
CodeWarrior wrote:The Giants ran the ball right at the 9ers. Punched them in the gut, beat them up, "out-physicaled" them... whichever phrasing you prefer. The Giants even lined Diehl (an OL) up a number of times as a TE. Throw out a jumbo package and pound them. Whoops, probably shouldn't talk about men pounding other men when San Francisco is involved...
SirTed wrote:-The Glove- wrote:Score early and have them playing from behind. Shut down the run. Force Alex Smith to throw deep.
This seems to be the way to beat the 9ers but I wonder if we're capable. I don't mean that as a slight on us, I just think that ball control teams like ours tend to have a hard time jumping in front. It's going to be interesting.
suppaball wrote:It's simple play better football.
O-LineFan wrote:If our defensive linemen move at all, Alex Smith should get scared and throw the ball away. I'm hoping that the trouncing that the Giants put on them makes Smith remember who he really is; a shell shocked waste of a number 1 pick.
mistaowen wrote:Force Alex Smith to throw longer than 5 yard passes which is how they beat us last year. Our secondary is better than their WR core, don't let him just do check down after check down.
Be in Alex Smith's face constantly. Make him throw those gross deep passes into double coverage while under pressure.
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Let Russell stay aggressive. Clearly their D is better than New England's, but he is capable of making those long developing Brees type throws. I think Bevell is finally starting to open up his playbook.
Pound Marshawn between the tackles like NY just did. Hopefully the 49ers saw RW is learning how to beat 8 in the box and wont sell out on the run everyplay like NE did, letting Marshawn get back to 100 yards. Our playaction looks great.
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Paint This With Jerry Yarnell "The Falls, Part 3" In this final segment, Jerry takes his students through the process of detailing the entire painting from background to foreground. First dabbing in the fall-colored leaves of the background trees, then finishing with the script brush for the tree limbs, tall weeds and foreground bushes. D
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Moveable Feast With America's Favorite Chefs A Moveable Feast salutes cooking traditions across America by bringing six of America's favorite chefs together to represent the diversity of food and culture that make the United States the world's great melting pot. Featured in this great special are Chris Kimball (America's Test Kitchen), Ruth Reichl (Gourmet's Diary of a Foodie), Lidia Bastianich (Lidia's Italy), Jose Andres (Made in Spain), Rick Bayless (Mexico One Plate at a Time), and Ming Tsai (Simpy Ming). D
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S. Douglas Birdsall, Executive Chairman of the Lausanne Movement and Founding Director of the J Christy Wilson, Jr. Center for World Missions at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, has been selected as the 27th President and CEO of American Bible Society. Doug begins his new role on Friday, March 1, 2013.
During his nine years with the Lausanne Movement, Doug chaired the Third Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization in Cape Town, South Africa. This gathering, deemed the most diverse gathering ever by Christianity Today, brought together 4,200 church leaders from 198 nations.
Doug and his wife, Jeanie, previously served for over 20 years with Asian Access in Japan.
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i had a history of drug abuse, and the day my abuse ended was the day i had a reaction that has had symptoms that are difficult and terrifying to deal with. now, i do understand ive made a mistake. ive had a year to dwell and regret all that ive done to my body...i would just like to know what the deal is.
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Farmingdale, N.Y. - The Farmingdale State men's lacrosse team defeated Skyline Conference opponent Stockton, 8-4, this afternoon in Farmingdale, N.Y. Tom Hartmann, Bill McGarvey, Jimmy Owsinski, Patrick Schmidt, Tim Caden, Ryan Oswald, Patrick Delventhal, Jason Opitz, Shannon Robinson and Joe Ciaravino were all honored for senior day.
Tied 2-2 midway through the first period, Caden scored an unassisted goal to put the Rams (4-8, 2-2) ahead 3-2. McGavey netted the pass from Oswald with nine seconds remaining in the period to give Farmingdale State a 4-2 advantage.
Oswald and freshmen attack's Brad Rapone (Roslyn Heights, N.Y.) and Dan Cozier (West Islip, N.Y.) all added second period goals as the Rams held Stockton (6-7, 3-2) scoreless in the period and took a 7-2 lead into halftime. Farmingdale State caused 15 Stockton turnovers in the first half.
Senior attack Brian Santoleri (Berwyn, Penn.) scored for the Ospreys seven seconds into the third period to cut the deficit to 7-3. A Stockton unassisted goal with 13:52 left in the period by senior midfielder Wade Veselka (Chesterfield, N.J.) pulled the team with three, 7-4. Neither team would score for the remainder of the period.
Farmingdale State freshman midfielder Donovan Devaney (Northport, N.Y.) scored the games final goal with 10:49 left to play as the Rams earned an 8-4 conference victory.
Oswald had a game-high three points as he scored a goal and added two assists, while Cozier netted a team-high two goals. Opitz scored a goal and had an assist, while Caden, Rapone, McGarvey and Devaney each scored a goal for Farmingdale State. Junior midfielder Bobby Thomas (Wantagh, N.Y.) picked up six ground balls in the victory.
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As Passover is being observed in Taunton, the Congregation Agudath Achim held its Community Seder on Thursday, drawing Jewish families from throughout the area for a night of faith, tradition and friendship.
As Passover is being observed in Taunton, the Congregation Agudath Achim held its Community Seder on Thursday, drawing Jewish families from throughout the area for a night of faith, tradition and friendship.
"It's definitely a social evening," said Rabbi Anne Heath. "People have had their own seders at home. But this is a chance for us to gather as a community."
Guests were seated at tables adorned with special Passover Seder plates, holding the six symbolic foods as part of the service, such as charoset, the zeroa shank bone, bitter herbs and the beitzah (an egg).
After the Seder ritual, which involves the retelling of the biblical story of liberation from slavery in ancient pharaonic Egypt 3,300 years ago, the service ended with a feast of many traditional Jewish Passover foods, such as matzo ball soup, gefilte fish and tzimmes, along with Manischewitz wine for the adults and grape juice for the kids.
Gail Peckman, of Taunton, said that the Community Seder ritual and feast, and how all the kids participate, brings her back to her childhood.
"It just brings back a lot of wonderful memories, from growing up, sitting at my grandmother's table doing this," Peckman said. "I like doing it with the whole community. We already had our family Seder, but it's nice doing it with our friends also."
Sharon Seltzer, of Norton, attended the event with her Catholic husband, her children and his family. Seltzer said she appreciates how welcoming the Congregation Agudath Achim is to family members who aren't Jewish.
"It's absolutely wonderful," said Seltzer, who added that Thursday night was her second Seder with the synagogue. "That's one of the things that drew us here. The Community Seder is a wonderful way of drawing everybody together."
Dennis Ackerman, who is on the board of Congregation Agudath Achim, said he always looks forward to the Community Seder and was happy to see the youth involvement.
"It's good to see the younger people being involved," Ackerman said. "There's bonding, rejoicing and seeing the kids growing up to be young adults. I think it's something that's very beneficial for them. It's camaraderie, friendship and tradition, a strong tradition. That's important. I'm proud of being Jewish and this is a way of showing it."
Rabbi Heath said the Community Seder is a nice opportunity for new faces, and old faces, joining together with the Jewish community in Greater Taunton.
"This Community Seder is also a chance for people who are new to our community to get acquainted with a lot of people," Heath said. "It's also very accessible for people who may live just far enough that they are not easily able to be part of our community, so that they can come back for this event."
Heath said the Community Seder is also a good chance for the Congregation Agudath Achim to disseminate information. For instance, she spread the word on Thursday night about upcoming Jewish genealogy workshops being held at the Taunton Public Library on April 4 at 7 p.m.
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BOISE, Idaho — When U.S. Sen. Mike Crapo sponsored a 2010 bill to cut taxes on small beer brewers, he said he did so for pro-business, not pro-beer reasons.
A Mormon, the Idaho Republican told The Associated Press at the time that he abstains from alcohol, and he pledged to have a root beer to celebrate if the bill passed.
Crapo's arrest early Sunday in a Washington, D.C., suburb on suspicion of drunken driving suggests a private life that departed from his public persona as a teetotaling member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. About a quarter of Idaho's population subscribes to the Mormon faith, which discourages members from using alcohol, as well as coffee, tea and tobacco.
Colleagues said Monday they were taken aback by word of Crapo's arrest. The three-term senator is accused of registering a 0.11 percent blood-alcohol level on a breath test after running a red light in Alexandria, Va., where the legal limit is 0.08.
State Sen. Brent Hill of Rexburg, who considers Crapo a friend, said his son called him with the news, and his reaction was: "You must be talking about somebody else."
Hill is the Idaho Senate's top Republican, a position Crapo held while he was a state lawmaker from 1988 to 1992. Like Crapo, Hill is a Mormon.
"Obviously, I think many of us are very disappointed," Hill told the AP. "As a citizen of the state of Idaho, we have a right to be disappointed, and as a member of his faith, I'm disappointed that a tenet of our faith didn't mean any more to him than evidently it did."
Crapo faces a court date Jan. 4.
Lindsay Nothern, a spokesman for the senator in Idaho, said Crapo would have no comment Monday. The lawmaker, who is married with five children, was spending the Christmas holiday with family, Nothern said.
In a statement Sunday, Crapo took responsibility and pledged to ensure "this circumstance is never repeated."
"I am deeply sorry for the actions that resulted in this circumstance," said Crapo, 61. "I made a mistake for which I apologize to my family, my Idaho constituents and any others who have put their trust in me."
The state's junior U.S. senator, Republican Jim Risch, also was "very surprised" by the news, spokesman Brad Hoaglun said.
But Hoaglun said Crapo, a cancer survivor whose public image previously was squeaky clean, should be able to count on Idaho residents' forgiveness and understanding during what's clearly a difficult time.
"As a friend and colleague, I offer my support and help to him in any way I can," Risch said in a statement. "Senator Crapo has worked hard on behalf of Idahoans for many years and I have full confidence that Senator Crapo will continue his dedicated and unselfish service to the people of Idaho."
Risch is Catholic.
Idaho's two U.S. representatives, Raul Labrador and Mike Simpson, are Mormons, though Simpson has been open with constituents and media about drinking and smoking cigarettes.
Neither Republican immediately responded to a request for comment.
Idaho politicians getting arrested for drunken driving is nothing new: Gov. C.L. "Butch" Otter was arrested in the early 1990s, when he was lieutenant governor; Democratic state Sen. Edgar Malepeai of Pocatello was arrested for DUI in 2009; and former state Sen. John McGee, a Caldwell Republican, was arrested on Father's Day 2011 after driving drunk and taking a car that didn't belong to him.
But none of them were Mormon.
Crapo raised the stakes by projecting an image of a diligent member of the faith and — at least outwardly — following church founder Joseph Smith's 1833 revelation in which he advised members that "strong spirits are not for the belly."
The U.S. Senate adjourned last week and wasn't expected to resume until Wednesday; it's unclear why Crapo had remained in Washington, D.C., ahead of the Christmas holiday.
According to the police report, he was alone in his car. It wasn't immediately clear where he'd been or where he was going when he was stopped.
Crapo was a Mormon bishop at 31 and has showed no public signs of a break from his church's teachings.
Church members must follow its guidance — including its rules on alcohol — to participate fully in the faith's rituals, including temple activities that are central to the religion.
Phone calls Monday to Mormon headquarters in Salt Lake City were not returned.
Crapo, first elected in 1998, is expected to take over the top Republican spot next year on the Senate Banking Committee. He also serves on the Senate's budget and finance panels and was a member of the so-called "Gang of Six" senators who worked in 2011 toward a deficit-reduction deal that was never adopted by Congress.
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ST. View Full Game Coverage LOUIS -- Giants third baseman Pablo Sandoval has been playing in pain for most the season, so when he fouled the ball off the top of his right foot in the first inning at Busch Stadium on Friday night, it was more of the same. The man they call Panda writhed on the ground for several long minutes. He remained in the game and went on to hit his second homer of the National League Championship Series seven innings later.
"When you get hit like that in the foot, you're going to be sore, so you have to prepare your mind in a situation like that," Sandoval said after the Giants beat the Cardinals, 5-0, in Game 5 and now trail St. Louis, 3-2, in the best-of-seven series. "You have to keep moving around so it's less cold, too."Sandoval missed six weeks during the first half of the regular season after having surgery to repair a broken hamate bone in his left hand. He suffered a similar injury to his right hand a few years ago. Sandoval was relegated to the bench in 2010 when the Giants defeated the Rangers in five games to win their first World Series title since 1954, and all this is new to him. He went 3-for-13 with an RBI on an infield grounder during the first three games of the NLCS, but since his two-run homer in the ninth inning of Thursday's Game 4 loss, Sandoval has turned things around. He was 2-for-4 on Friday night despite the injury as the Giants made the most of six hits to defeat the defending World Series champion Cards, with Game 6 slated for 4:30 p.m. PT (FOX) at AT&T Park on Sunday. "The last couple of games I've had to make adjustments," Sandoval said. "You get to the postseason and you see the things you did wrong during the season and all the things you do well. You have to keep focused on the things you do well." Sandoval is fixture at third base now, and he turned in a stellar play in the first inning as St. Louis tried to get to Giants starter Barry Zito early. With a runner on second and two out, Sandoval dove across the line and made a tumbling snare of Allen Craig's foul line drive to end the inning. Zito listed it as one of the top plays made behind him in the game. "Panda making that diving catch on the cutter into Allen Craig was awesome," said Zito, who had held the Cards scoreless on six hits over 7 2/3 innings. Sandoval's homer against St. Louis reliever Mitchell Boggs opened the top of the eighth and provided Zito with the five-run margin. "He's seeing the ball really well right now," Giants manager Bruce Bochy said. "He's getting some good swings off. He's a good hitter. I like where he's at right now. This is a talented guy. He's hitting in the heart of our order. And when he's seeing the ball, he's swinging well." About the foul ball off Sandoval's foot, Bochy said: "He's fine. I think the one slide he bumped his knee and it was pretty sore there. And then he fouled a ball off his toe in that first at-bat. But he's good. He'll be all set to go when we get back home."


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Say it ain't so: Jonas Brothers announce breakup
New York — The Jonas Brothers are disbanding.
Nick, Joe and Kevin announced Tuesday they're ending their highly successful run. The news comes after the brothers abruptly canceled their tour over creative differences earlier this month.
The breakup was first reported by People magazine. Publicist Jesse Derris confirmed the news and said no other details were available.
The brothers told People the breakup was unanimous and came after Nick Jonas told his brothers in a meeting earlier this month that he felt "trapped."
The New Jersey brothers formed the band in 2005 and built a fan base through their association with the Disney Channel.
The band had been scheduled to release its fifth album later this year.
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Discover how including solar energy for homesteads can improve families standard of living.
Is it practical for the "average" families to use solar energy for homesteads to heat houses here in the United States? My answer is an emphatic yes. And I base that answer on three verifiable facts: [1] a typical U.S. home for a family of four contains approximately 1,600 square feet of living space, [2] about one hundred and thirty million Btu's of heat energy are needed to keep that typical building warm for one year, yet [3], on the average, six times this amount of heat energy — in the form of solar radiation — falls on the structure's roof annually.
Of course, if we follow this line of reasoning to its logical conclusion, we find that folks living here in my home state of Georgia — part of the so-called "Sun Belt" — are even more blessed than that. On the average, our homes receive ten times (not just six) as much solar radiation every year as we need to keep them warm. And that, at least in my opinion, makes this section of the U.S. what I call "maximum solar engineering feasibility country".
In other words, if any part of the nation should be able to heat its houses entirely or almost entirely with the sun, this is it. And solar heat will work here in Georgia . . . even as far north in the state as you can go. I know, because I have a small cabin up in the tiny mountain town of Blue Ridge (just a few miles south of the Tennessee/Georgia line), and I've been successfully operating what I call a "solar roof" on that cabin ever since March of 1974.
Man's Use of Solar Heat is Nothing New
The capture and use of solar energy for space heating has been going on for a long, long time. As this magazine has frequently pointed out (see, for instance, the David Wright Interview in MOTHER NO. 47), many of the planet's earlier civilizations tempered and warmed their homes with the sun merely by the way in which the structures were positioned and the material in those buildings (often above or stone) was used.
I've even heard of ancient temples that were heated by small streams of water which had first been diverted through sun-warmed beds of rock. I like ideas like that — ideas which are simple, yet effective — and I've tried to incorporate such concepts into my own solar energy designs.
Houses can be a Lot More Comfortable, yet use a Lot Less Energy
I've worked in the construction industry for the past ten years and I began studying the way we build houses in this country ten years before that. After two decades of gathering information on the subject, I've come to the conclusion that the typical "modern" U.S. home could hardly be designed to waste more energy than it does. Nor to deliver less real living value than it does.
For example: walk into the bedroom, — living room even kitchen — of almost any new house built in nearly any part of the country, and what will you find? Even if the sun is shining brightly outside, you'll probably have to turn on a light if you want to see really well inside the room.
Wouldn't it make better sense to just let the sun shine in? And if you'll go that far, what's wrong with designing some solar heat storage into the living room floor? Or doing away with a few of the wooden walls inside the building in favor of climbing cucumbers or other towering plants? (Most walls are merely privacy screens anyway. So why not "grow" walls which will provide that screening . . . and feed you too?)
Hey! Maybe we're onto something. Instead of designing our houses so stupidly that we even have to light them artificially during the day . . . let's let enough sunshine into our homes to light them . . . to heat them . . . to turn them into greenhouses! Let's let our houses not only shelter us . . . but warm and feed us too! Let's fill 'em with plants we can eat . . . plants that will add moisture and oxygen to the air . . . plants that the elderly, the handicapped, the young, all of us can enjoy right through the winter!
And let's construct those homes, as much as possible, from native materials and design each one so its greenhouse section can feed excess heat to the rest of the building on cold, clean winter days . . . and vice-versa the following nights and on overcast days.
The Solar Roof
It was this kind of reasoning that led me to retrofit a greenhouse to our small mountain cabin nearly four years ago. And to face the cottage and the east and west sides of the greenhouse with 12 inches of native rock (the north side of the greenhouse attaches to the cabin and the south side is a six-inch-thick frame wall). And to insulate the east and west walls of the greenhouse with three and one-half inches of fiberglass (the south side is insulated with six inches of the material). And to add brick walls (the bricks were salvaged from burned-out buildings) to the greenhouse's interior (the mass of these walls inside the insulation acts as a "thermal flywheel" and evens out day and night temperatures in the building . . . see the Andy Davis Interview in MOTHER NO. 46, the David Wright Interview in MOTHER NO. 47, and the article about the Savell construction system in MOTHER NO. 48). And, perhaps most important of all, it was this line of reasoning which led me to finish off my cottage's addition with a heating system I've come to call the Solar Roof (even though part of the system is a water storage tank under the greenhouse).
What the Dycus Solar Roof Does
Very briefly, the Solar Roof I've designed [1] allows enough solar energy into our cabin's attached greenhouse during the winter for plants to grow with a little "extra" warmth left over to circulate from the added-on hothouse to the cottage, and [2] heats water — more than we know what to do with — during the spring, summer, and fall when all our plants are moved outside and we use the attached structure as an extra room.
I hope you digested that last paragraph very carefully (if not, please read it again) . . . because it says far more than a casual glance might indicate.
The trouble with most greenhouses, you know, is that they're wonderful during the winter . . . but virtually useless — and return nothing on their investment — in the summer. My greenhouse doesn't have this problem because I've gone out of my way to make the add-on structure a multi-season, multi-purpose room. As a result, the attached building contributes something of value -whether food, heat, moisture and oxygen in the air, the mere presence of green growing things during the winter, light, or plain ole physical space - to our lives every day of the year.
The Multi-Purpose Solar Roof Panel
The real key to this year-round versatility is a special roofing panel of my own construction. The panel is designed [1] to form a covering for a room or house that is just as permanent and weather-tight as any other roofing material. In addition to that, however — and unlike other roofing materials — the specially fabricated panels [2] admit controlled amounts of sunlight into a room or building, [3] will heat water when it's circulated through a network of tubing that is built into the panels, and [4] will warm air when it's blown through the cavities which surround the network of tubing. Finally [5], the roofing panels can be retrofitted to almost any structure that you might want to solar temper, turn into a winter greenhouse, light naturally, or use to heat water with the sun's rays.
Topping our cabin's add-on room with my multi-purpose solar roofing panels, then, was the first big step we took toward making the attached structure contribute so much to the cottage's living comfort and versatility.
How the Solar Roof Panel Works
We make our multi-purpose roofing panels work for us in a number of ways. First, of course, the roof keeps rain, dust, falling leaves, etc., out of the room it covers and otherwise acts like an ordinary roof. And second, it allows approximately 40% of the sunlight which falls on it to pass through into the greenhouse/spare room below.
Third, we can pipe water into the bottom of the roofing panel's network of tubing . . . pump that water up through the plumbing . . . and allow the liquid to exit from the top of the tubes. Naturally — since the setup is designed to do exactly that — the water is heated as it passes through this part of its circuit. (Depending on the season — spring, summer, or fall — 35 to 50 gallons per hour of 54 degree water going INTO the panels comes OUT at a temperature of 130 degree to 160 degrees Fahrenheit.) The heated water is next piped to a water heater in the cottage. When that tank is full, the excess goes to a solar heat storage tank built into the floor of the greenhouse. And when that reservoir can't take any more, the hot water is ducted as needed through the walls of a "double digester" methane production unit to maintain optimum digestion temperatures in the waste — into fuel-and-fertilizer processor. The water can then be jettisoned back into the spring from which it originally came or pumped back up through the roofing panels for another circuit, depending on our needs or desires at the time. Any or all of this circulation, of course, can be controlled automatically by temperature sensors . . . and a special sensor protects the system from freeze damages by automatically dumping all the water from the circuits whenever the temperature in the pipes drops to 36 degrees Fahrenheit.
Fourth, air from the greenhouse can enter the roofing panels along the add-on room's south wall. The air is then heated as it rises through the cavities in the panels . . . until it finally arrives in a 2 by 20-foot "collection chamber" along the roof's peak. At that point, the hot air is pulled down into the greenhouse again by a thermostatically controlled fan.
All the above possibilities — and the manner in which we can manipulate some movable insulation panels in the greenhouse/spare room and/or shuffle heat from the add-on structure to the main part of the cottage and back again — give us a tremendous freedom of choice. The attached building can be a spare room. A hydroponic garden. A hothouse. A conservatory. We can keep the mass of water under the add-on room at a steady 54 degrees year round, if we like, by running a constant 75 gallons per hour of spring water (fresh out of the ground) through it. Or we can circulate that water through the solar roof first in any one of several ways (closed circuit, one-time-through, 35 gallons per minute, 50 gallons per minute, etc.) to maintain the storage tank at any temperature from 54 degrees up to the mid-70's.
The Solar Energy Pay Off
When we started this project — back in February of 1974 — we were setting out [1] to retrofit an existing cottage with an add-on structure which [2] was versatile enough to use either as a spare room or any one of several kinds of greenhouse/gardening spaces.
In addition, we wanted [3] to use as much native stone and recycled materials — in this case, brick — as possible in the remodeling job . . . and [4] use them in ways which contributed to both the looks and the energy efficiency of the completed project.
We also hoped our retrofit [5] could greatly improve our standard of living while [6] making major contributions to our family's income in the form of "free" heat, light, atmospheric conditioning, food, etc.
Finally [7], we didn't want to pay a fortune for all this. In fact, we had a sneaking suspicion from the beginning that we could fabricate our "dream" addition — no matter how exotic its design turned out to be — for roughly the same square-foot-age cost as so-called "conventional" (energy wasteful) structures.
We think we've done all that and more. And now, after living with (and profiting from!) our add-on room for four years, we're more convinced than ever that attached, multi-functional greenhouses are the wave of the future . . . and that solar heating systems definitely are practical for the average" family right now.
EDITOR'S NOTE: A booklet of plans and instructions for the fabrication, installation, and use of the Roy Dycus Multi-Purpose Solar Roof Panels is available for $15 from Mr. Roy Dycus, Rt. 2, Box 121-F, Blue Ridge, GA 30513.


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Not only did Nokia update their Music app today with some coveted new features like notifications and the ability to 'like' artists, but those 243 million people residing in Indonesia also now get access to Mix Radio starting today.
Mix Radio is Nokia's free music streaming service that requires no subscription and has no ads. With over 150 playlists prescribed by Nokia's mixologists, Mix Radio gives users access to more than 18 million songs. Users can then download up to four playlists (eight hours of music) for free offline playback with no interruptions.
In order for Nokia to offer the service in specific regions, deals with a multitude of record labels needed to be hammered out and it's no easy task. Evidently Nokia was able to signs deals with Sony Music, Warner Music and Universal Music. Even more interesting is the Finnish phone maker is working on local labels as well, including Aquarius Musikindo, Alfa Records, Digital Chain Maya, e-Motion Entertainment, Gema Nada Pertiwi, GP Records, Indo Semar Sakti, Keci Music, Musica Studio, Musikator, Nagaswara, Sani Music, Seven Music, Trinity Optima Production and Virgo Ramayana.
Mix Radio should have gone live today in Indonesia and users are encouraged to update their Nokia Music app on their Lumia to start enjoying the new feature.
Source: Nokia (Indonesia; translation); Thanks, Pary, for the tip!


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