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Topic: The Writer's Skill/Craft (04/22/10)
- TITLE: Breathings of Your Heart
By Laury Hubrich
Kaci blames me for the useless dribble she writes. It's not me. I whisper to her again. Will she listen? "Fill your paper with the breathings of your heart." I wish I could claim the quote; but it's from Wordsworth. His muse whispered it in his ear so many years ago.
I think she heard me, finally. One word stood out from the quote and set her to task. It's hard to believe something so tiny has the ability to capture her imagination and hold her for ransom when I've been practically beating her over the head with ideas. Kaci's lost now. She forgets the rest of her chores. The only thing that holds her attention is an urge, a yearning to set words to paper and then arrange over and over.
It begins with an embryo and grows into an infant. She coos and baby talks to it, admiring its beauty. Before she even realizes, it morphs into a child. Baby talk doesn't fit anymore and she plays with the words. She rearranges them then steps back and admires this new creation.
Kaci reads and rereads. Again she sees it can't stay the way it is. There is room for growth. The pages turn to teenage years and from teen years it goes to adulthood. Once again, though, something isn't quite right.
She's written herself right into a box. I remind her of prepositions. Kaci must dig her way under it or rise above it. She could try to go around it or plow on through. A box is a terrible place to be stuck, almost worse than the writer's block that loomed in her way in the first place.
She pushes her chair away from her desk. Totally frustrated, she gets on with her day but her mind never leaves her story completely. She sits on her knees, her hand grips the toilet brush handle as it swishes around the bowl.
My job is done. All I can do is watch. I don't worry. I know she'll figure her way out of the mess she's made. What she's written certainly will work, but she would never be pleased if she settled.
I see the transformation. Her eyes get wide. She plops the brush into the water and leaves her chores behind. She trips over the forgotten vacuum cleaner and looks at the dusty monitor. Her fingers fly across the keyboard. Before long she figures it out. I knew she would.
I read over her shoulder. It's good. Kaci likes it, too. She started with an embryo of a product and ends with a mature, complete masterpiece. The problem is, she leaves it in the file. It gets buried between hundreds of other stories. I tell her it has a place in the world. I encourage her to find it a home but Kaci's too scared. She would rather hold onto it tightly then face rejection.
Here we sit, her and I, at an impasse. I don't understand. If it were my story, I would fight hard to get it published, but it's not, although I did help birth it. I refuse to coddle her when she's upset she's never been published. I do have my limit, after all.
Kaci is a writer. She is an unpublished one but a writer all the same. I know she'll eventually let her creations go out into the world to either fly or crash to the ground but right now she's not ready. Her emotions are too fragile. It's best she keep on writing, honing her craft.
When Kaci finally remembers her talent is from the Lord and shouldn't be buried, then she'll be ready. Her skin will be hardened and ready for rejections and her head will be prepared when acceptance comes, free from pride.
I hear Kaci whisper, maybe to me. "Fill your paper, Kaci, with the breathings of your heart."
I smile.
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The Wild One tells the story of the, 'BRMC', a biker gang that rides in to a small town one day, and from their helps to start a war between the bikers and the townspeople that coule best be described as the battle between, 'the squares' and the bikers!
The Wild One (1953)
by Nathan Strack | March 9th, 2012 | Action/Adventure, Exploitation
The Glory Stompers (1968)
by Nathan Strack | July 6th, 2011 | Action/Adventure, Exploitation
The Glory Stompers are a biker gang that is just looking to have some fun, no one follows that better then Darryl (A member of the gang.) That is till he is beat up and left for dead, and his girl friend kidnapped! Now all Darryl wants is to find the people that did this, handle the problem and rescue his girl!
Chrome And Hot Leather (1971)
by Nathan Strack | March 25th, 2011 | Action/Adventure, Exploitation
Needles to say Mitch is really unhappy about the loss of his girl, and is ready to get her the justice that she deserves! This begins to take shape just after the funeral when Mitch is talking to the Sheriff and persuades the man to let Mitch and his friend go out and search for her murderers. Which he lets him do.
Silent Rage (1982)
by Matthew Dowling | November 22nd, 2010 | Sci Fi

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Mar 11, 2014
Tournament: Tiger Invitational
Course Info: Grand National (Lake Course) – Par 72, 7,149 yards
VCU finish: 10th of 15
- VCU placed 10th at the Tiger Invitational among a loaded field that included top-50 squad host-Auburn, Kennesaw State and Memphis. The Rams were consistent throughout the tournament, scoring 298-300-299 in consecutive rounds.
- Auburn captured the team crown on its home course by shooting 22-under during the 54-hole tournament. Kennesaw State (-3) was second, followed by Mississippi State (+9) and Memphis (+11).
- Senior Matt Ball Jr. (+7) led VCU with a 28th-place finish. Ball shot 73-72 during Monday's opening two rounds and was tied for 12th heading into the final day. But Ball lost some ground on the leaders with a 78 Tuesday.
- Sophomores Adam Ball and Steffen Harm (+10) tied for 39th for VCU.
- Freshman Enej Sarkanj finished strong by firing the lowest VCU round of the week, a 2-under 70 during Tuesday's final round. Sarkanj booked six birdies Tuesday, including three in his final five holes of the day.
- Tomasz Anderson of Jacksonville State (-10) claimed a one-stroke individual victory over Chad Ramey of Mississippi State.
VCU will continue its spring break road trip by heading to the Mission Inn Classic March 14-15 in Howey-in-the-Hills, Fla.
VCU will continue its spring break road trip by heading to the Mission Inn Classic March 14-15 in Howey-in-the-Hills, Fla.


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As the fantasy football, regular season winds down, for some of us it's time to pack it in and start thinking about next year. It's never too soon to start collecting your data points to build your roadmap to fantasy glory next season. We've explored the preliminary top twelve quarterbacks, tight ends and running backs for next season. So that leaves only one thing left: the tight ends! The tight ends were a mess this year, and streaming the position was something I advocated
So that leaves only one thing left: the tight ends! The tight ends were a mess this year, and streaming the position was something I advocated from the very beginning. However, you need to know who to take, and when. Here are 2017's top twelve tight ends, at least for now.
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- Tyler Eifert, Cincinnati
Eifert was hurt coming into the season, and there were questions about whether or not he could continue his torrid touchdown pace. Instead, the Bengals appear to run the offense through him and A.J. Green, and they get Eifert plenty of end zone and red zone love. While Walker will have the bigger chunk of his team's offense, Eifert will get the TDs, and potentially outscore Walker next year.
- Delanie Walker, Tennessee
Don't look now, but going into week thirteen, Walker was the top tight end scorer on the year. He is the top dog in Tennessee, he has good hands, he runs good routes and he doesn't get hurt. At this point, Walker, who toiled behind Vernon Davis for years, might just be the best all-around fantasy football tight end.
- Jordan Reed, Washington
Jordan Reed is amazing, and is the focal point of the Washington passing game. On a per-game basis he will likely be the #1 tight end in 2017. The problem with Reed is injuries. He has six concussions since college and is currently nursing an AC joint sprain. He's constantly banged up, but given how many usable tight ends are on the waiver wire, I'm not going to hold that against him.
- Rob Gronkowski, New England
By pure, raw talent, Gronkowski is number one with a bullet. However, he just underwent back surgery and the last time he had surgery that ended his season he was slow to recover and missed games. As of right now, he gets dropped a handful of slots due to the question mark around his injury and recovery.
- Greg Olsen, Carolina
Before this year, Olsen was one of the most reliable fantasy football options out there when he was with Cam. However, Cam's cratering has taken Greg Olsen with him. He has fewer than 55 yards in five straight games, and has scored just one touchdown in that span. He's been borderline unusable, but I trust Cam to bounceback a bit next season and revive Olsen's value. Olsen's getting up there, turning 32 before next season, but there is a laundry list of great tight ends who didn't let that slow them down.
- Jimmy Graham, Seattle
Graham has bounced back spectacularly from his patellar tendon injury and has shown that he deserves to be among the fantasy football tight ends that you start nearly weekly. The Seahawks struggled this season due to Russell Wilson's injury, but they should get it back on track next season. Graham is the top of the "sometimes good, sometimes bad" tier of TEs that run from TE6 to TE9 or TE10.
- Hunter Henry, San Diego
Right now, the only knock on Henry is that he doesn't get reliable targets due to the presence of Antonio Gates. This ranking assumes that Gates moves on and Henry gets sole possession of the tight end position. Even with all his fits and starts this season, Henry is #9 in fantasy points per game at tight end. I think he's in for a big year next year.
- Eric Ebron, Detroit
Ebron was the apple of my eye last draft season, but an injury found him off most of my draft boards. He's been missing in action the last two games, and an injury cost him three games in the middle of the season, but other than those issues, he has been extremely consistent, which gets him the nod over Kelce.
- Travis Kelce, Kansas City
Kelce drops precipitously due to the offense he's in and the emergence of Spencer Ware and Tyreek Hill around him. He is an amazing talent, but the Chiefs are built around getting the ball to the running back, and slowing the game down. He'll be saddled with this offense, which will limit his fantasy upside. He's currently TE7, but his inconsistencies make him a maddening week-to-week proposition, especially given the offense.
- Vance McDonald, San Francisco
Old McDonald has come on with Colin Kaepernick at quarterback, posting top tight end numbers with the run-first quarterback under center. If Kaepernick returns, he should be able to continue to be a TE1 as long as his bad hands don't return. He's dropped his drop rate considerably, which is allowing him to be the playmaker the 49ers drafted.
- Cameron Brate, Tampa Bay
Brate and Fleener are in the same boat, streamable backend TE1s. Brate took over for ASJ when ASJ was cut for DUI, and has done reasonably well in the Tampa Bay offense this year. Jameis loves him some tight ends, and that should give Brate weekly value. He's in the backend TE1 discussion, but he'll be too inconsistent to plug-and-play.
- Coby Fleener, New Orleans
Fleener is nothing more than a streamable tight end in a good offense. Some purported he would be more than this going into the season, but he just isn't that good. The tight end is a strong part of the New Orleans offense, but with Michael Thomas coming on to join Willie Snead and Brandin Cooks, there may not be enough left to go to Fleener


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Remember this today when discouragement or depression starts to set in. Your confidence is in the Lord He is the lifter of your head and with all things He can do miracles.
"Lord, HOW they are increased who trouble me! Many are they who rise up against me. Many are saying of me, There is no help for him in God. Selah [pause, and calmly think of that]! But You, O Lord, are a shield for me, my glory, and the lifter of my head. With my voice I cry to the Lord, and He hears and answers me out of His holy hill. Selah [pause, and calmly think of that]! I lay down and slept; I wakened again, for the Lord sustains me. I will not be afraid of ten thousands of people who have set themselves against me round about. Arise, O Lord; save me, O my God! For You have struck all my enemies on the cheek; You have broken the teeth of the ungodly. Salvation belongs to the Lord; May Your blessing be upon Your people. Selah [pause, and calmly think of that]!" (Psalm 3:1-8 AMP)
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This guide, like its cable TV counterpart, makes it easy for consumers to browse and access all types of media: TV shows, movies, streaming channels, live events and sports, radio stations, music videos, games, and more, whether ad-supported, subscription based, or pay-per-view.
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We operate around the world through two primary ministry arms: New Hope:Kids and Timothy Project.
Giving vulnerable children every chance at healthy and purpose-filled lives in Christ through orphan-care, education, and community services.
Matthew 19:14 says, "Jesus said, 'Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these.'" Worldwide, there are an estimated 62.8 million children suffering from acute malnutrition (World Bank),140 million orphaned children (UNICEF), and 264 million children and youth who are not receiving an education but should be (UNESCO). We are not OK with this and believe the local church and faithful Christians should be at the forefront of alleviating this devastating reality. Through New Hope:Kids we focus on serving the most vulnerable individuals in under-resourced communities, the children. We operate a children's home in Mongolia and a school and community center in Nicaragua. Our purpose is not just to alleviate the hardships of the children in our ministries but for each child to know how valued and loved they are by the God who created them and calls them by name.
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Paul writes in Romans 15:14, "I myself am convinced, my brothers and sisters, that you yourselves are full of goodness, filled with knowledge and able to instruct one another." It is estimated that the United States has one trained minister for every 250 people while the rest of the world has one trained minister for every 450,000 people. Research has also found that 95% of church leaders outside of the USA have little to no theological training. Timothy Project is our channel to help offset this inequality. Our primary means of accomplishing this great task is through equipping, training, and developing our own local staff for ministry. We also provide pastoral workshops, scholarships, and mentorship to the pastors and church leaders in our overseas communities. Like the Apostle Paul, let's multiply ourselves through investing in others for the sake of the gospel around the world.


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I've converted the site to a new format. If you can't find a page you might let me know. I am trying to get it all
right, but some things are still slipping through the cracks.
Keith P. Graham
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New: Schenectady Writers Service.. I've transcribed some of my Priceless newsletter collection. Lots of good ideas!
Popular items:There are some posts and pages on this site that seem to upset people. They either like them or hate them, but for some reason they are mentioned in discussion forums or blog posts.
- Science Fiction and Death: A discussion of writing Science Fiction about the afterlife.
- 10 Laws of Good Science Fiction: Lots of people hate these. my standard response is: I am right and you are wrong. Don't get mad at me though. If you don't agree start your own website.
- List of Science Fiction Clichés. I didn't write these, but they upset people anyway. Add your own favorite SF cliché
- 17 Steps to Writing and Selling a Science Fiction Story. A list of things to think about if you want to sell your science fiction.
- Science Fiction Story Starters. A series of story ideas and suggestions based on classic Sciencefictional ideas.
- Space Math. JavaScript calculators for those thorny space navigation problems.
- Character Sheet Generator. Help pin down the details of your character. Way too much info here.
- Weasel Word Detector Eliminate adverbs and other nasties from your prose.
- What will real Aliens be like? Aliens need to be much more than humans wearing latex suits.
The webmaster, Keith P. Graham, has been contributing to this site for about 25 years. This is Keith's personal website and does not claim to be an authority or an expert in anything.
Keith Graham has written and sold 70 or so Science Fiction stories. He plays very bad Blues Harmonica and keeps bees and sells the honey. Keith is a fairly famous computer programmer and hacker going back to the early days of the IBM PC. He has written thousands of programs for love and money including utilities, games and large financial systems for major clients like IBM, Lockheed and the City of New York.
The opinions expressed on these pages are my own and do not even pretend to carry any weight or authority. I write for my own pleasure. Please do not argue. Trolls will be banned. If you disagree with my opinions, you should get a website of your own, and maybe you will eventually get 10,000 hits a day, just like this site.
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Facebook is the #1 company to work for in the world, according to a new study by Glassdoor.The career site recently ranked the 50 best companies based on employee reviews and corporate data it collected.
After looking at the salaries of even the lowest people at Facebook, it's easy to see why employees are happy there.
According to 28 reviews on Glassdoor, Facebook pays its average intern $5,602 per month.
That ends up being a base salary of about $67,000 per year. According to the Social Security Administration, that's a good $25,000 more than the average US citizen makes, which is $42,976.
Facebook and other tech companies pay their interns well because they want first dibs on young talent. It's not easy to find engineers or designers right now, and all of the big tech companies poach from each other. Some dangle salaries in front of current students and encourage them to drop out.
Maybe investor Marc Andreessen is right. A maths-based degree is the way to go.
Here are some of the other average salaries at Facebook (click to enlarge):
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The stock price of J.C. Penney, the longtime department-store stalwart, fell below $1 a share Thursday, pulling it down to the level of penny stocks.
J.C. Penney's stock dropped 7.5% to close Thursday trading at 97 cents a share, its lowest level in decades. That left the stock with a market cap of $306.2 million, according to Yahoo Finance. The stock is listed on the New York Stock Exchange, which will often delist stocks that trade below $1 a share for more than 30 days.
The retailer was founded in 1902 by James Cash Penney as an Kemmerer, Wyo. outpost of a chain of dry-goods stores called Golden Rule. By 1913, Penney had bought out his fellow partners and incorporated his own chain of stores as J.C. Penney Co. The company opened stores in downtown areas of major U.S. cities and listed its stock on the NYSE in 1929, a week before the market crash.
As shopping malls took over, Penney stores became anchor tenants in many malls. But as mall traffic declined and as Amazon challenged traditional retailers, J.C. Penney began to suffer declining sales. Since peaking in early 2007, J.C. Penney's stock has lost nearly 99% of its value. Amazon's stock, meanwhile, has gained more than 3500%.
Penney shuttered 138 stores in 2017 and announced a round of layoffs last March. The company lost its CEO in May and then saw its CFO depart in September. Last month, the stock dropped 12% in one day after the company reported that comparable sales in its stores fell 5.4% in the third quarter, worse than what analysts had been expecting.


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Last night, Called Life, was born – on Facebook! I created the basic page layout and after a couple of introductory posts, I started sending out invites. So far I've invited over 1,000 people to 'check it out'. I've been jotting down lots of ideas on my random thoughts about how I can get the word out, not only about what we are doing, but also for the overall Called Life blog. I also started using the #calledlife hashtag for those of you who are interested in that kind of thing. The url for the facebook page is www.facebook.com/ourcalledlife if you want to like us there.
This is about as grass-roots as it gets, one guy sitting in front of his computer a little each day! I put together several posts today over on facebook, but just wanted to make a note of it, here, too. I'll be putting together a post with some Moldova facts and etc. in the coming days, it'll probably take some time to fully flesh it out, so keep an eye out for that.
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Jen is a talented communicator who can cut through hype and rhetoric, while truly connecting with audiences. Plus, she has a unique and refreshing approach – as if you are just having a nice conversation – no matter the audience size. Additionally, Jen has held roles as spokesperson, and performed many Satellite Media Tours (SMTs), for brands that are "doing well by doing good."
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The village of Massiaru is located about 180 km from Tallinn, 140 km from Riga (Latvia) and about 470 km from St. Petersburg (Russia).
Jump to traveling from:
To go from RIGA AIRPORT to MASSIARU, most of the time, you will have to go to RIGA Coach Station to take a connection. Take bus 22 or 322 takes 30 min. Or take a taxi for 10 euro, takes 15 min. As no lines provide a direct connection to MASSIARU, you will have to go to PÄRNU or AINAZI or SALACGRIVA.
From the airport, the shuttles that go directly to PÄRNU are not so common (about twice a day). Nonetheless, there are departures from RIGA coach station to PÄRNU Coach Station every hour or so, operated by different companies (all the links below). The ride takes around 2.30 hours.
Then from PÄRNU Coach Station to MASSIARU, there are usually three buses a day on week day (last departure around 5 pm), and only one in the early morning on Sunday. This ride takes around 1.30 hours and cost less than 2€.
To check the latest timetables of all bus companies, please visit: www.tpilet.ee/en
Then, if not possible to buy tickets directly on tpilet, here are the websites of the different companies :
Car option
As the trip by bus is very long because they go pretty slow, there's also an option to save time and order a car to pick you up from Ainazi (25km), Salacgrīvas (35km) or Pärnu (50 km). Each option costs respectively 25 euros, 35 euros and 50 euros. You can check the buses to Ainazi at www.1188.lv/en/transport.
To go from Riga Coach Station to Ainazi Coach Station, you can book a ticket online using the URL above or you can use the ticket reception or ticket machine at Riga Coach Station. The ticket cost around 5€.
To go from Riga Coach Station to Salacgrīvas, the only option is to take a Riga Coach Station – Pärnu Coach Station trip, operated by the company Ecolines or Lux Express. Their buses usually make one stop at Salacgrīvas, but, to avoid bad surprise when buying ticket, please make sure it will stop by checking the "Detailed information" button. Also: you can not buy a ticket at the bus, so you have to buy it online at their website or at their ticket office in Riga Coach Station (usually booking ahead of your journey is not necessary).
The people that can pick you up are not always available though. Before choosing this option, first call or sms +37259823344 to be sure somebody can pick you up.
There is also a local bus line which can bring you closer to Massia, it stops at the Estonian side of the border crossing called Ikla. It's a 10 minutes walk across the main Road in Ainazi and it doesn't run very often. You can take this bus to get towards Kabli or Häädemeeste and get off the nearest bus stop to Massiaru called Orajõe metskond – from where you can again ask for a car pick up (10€). To find the bus info you can use Google Maps or www.tpilet.ee and look for the Route from Ikla to Orajõe metskond.
Travelling from TALLINN to Massiaru
Going from Tallinn Airport to Tallinn Coach Station can be done by taxi (approx: 10min)
or with bus nr 2 (direction Mõigu – Reisisadam) the bus stop to come off is Autobussijaam/ Bus Station (3rd stop from the airport, 5min)
TALLINN Coach Station – PÄRNU Coach Station
11:00 – 12:50 Mon-Sun Lux Express
11:45 – 13:35 Mon-Sun Taisto Express
PÄRNU Coach Station – MASSIARU
13:45 – 15:20 Mon-Fri
TALLINN Coach Station – PÄRNU Coach Station
13:30 – 15:25 Mon-Sun Taisto Liinid
14:00 – 15:50 Mon-Sun Lux Express
PÄRNU Coach Station – MASSIARU
17:10 – 18:35 Mon-Sat
Travelling from St.PETERSBURG to Massiaru
St Petersburg Coach Station – PÄRNU Coach Station
06:50 – 15:15 Mon-Sun Presto OÜ (bus company name)
PÄRNU Coach Station – MASSIARU
17:10 – 18:35 Mon-Sat
St.Petersburg Gl – TALLINN Train Station (Tallinn Balti Jaam)
06:29 – 13:38 Mon-Sun www.tickets.gorail.ee
Tallinn Train Station – Tallinn Coach Station
by taxi approx: 10min
TALLINN Coach Station – PÄRNU Coach Station
14:00 – 15:50 Mon-Sun Lux Express
PÄRNU Coach Station – MASSIARU
17:10 – 18:35 Mon-Sat
There's also a good bus connection between Berlin-Riga, Warsaw-Riga, Vilnius-Riga check www.eurolines.com or www.ecolines.net


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Episode 2: Germany Part III - IdentityServer4 in Action
For many years, Dominick Baier has been involved with the IdentityServer OSS project. IdentityServer is an OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect framework for .NET--and in its latest incarnation for ASP. NET Core. Using IdentityServer, you can implement modern authentication within your applications and it makes it easy to add features like Single Sign-On, Federation and API access control.
If you would like to know more about Dominick, check out our time with him in our second episode of the MVP Show direct from his hometown in Heidelberg, Germany. If you're interested in a conceptual overview of what a token server is and how it is used in modern applications, make sure to watch our bonus footage of our time with him.
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Awesome stuff!!!
Hi Seth,
I really like this episode about ASP.NET Identity Server! But could you reproduce the video using smaller resolution? I bet Dominick Baier is using display that has resolution higher than full HD, because it's so hard for me to see his screen. :(


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Bigg Boss 9, Day 86, Episode 86, 5th January 2015: The housemates woke up to the song 'Do Aur Do Paanch'. Rochelle and Mandana apologized to Priya for stealing her stole. Priya accepted the apology from Rochelle, but not from Mandana. Rishabh too commented that she should not expect to be pardoned as she had made friends because of her selfishness. On a surprise note, Prince favoured Mandana and asked Priya to accept her apology citing that she, too, had been mean in the past. (see: Box Office Collections.)
Later on, big boss came up with another task titled as 'Road to Finale'. It is the first game of the week. Keith was given the duty of the 'sanchaalak' while rests of the housemates were made the contendors. They were given funnels full of 400 kgs of sand. They were supposed to prevent it from falling in any way while they had to lower down the volume of other contestants. The contestant with maximum sand in the funnel will win and reach the next level in the task.
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The very target was Mandana. Everyone attacked her and her funnel. This irked and made her angry. As a result, during fight, she broke down the level of Rochelle and put the blame on Rishabh. Kishwer told other housemates to not to consider Mandana as a competitior rather she doesn't deserve to win this reality show. Rishabha confessed that he did make a foolish decision of supporting her in the past.
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The target changed next to Priya. All the housemates attacked her funnel. Seeing them attacking, she challenged Prince and other mates to play individual game rather than coming in group. Priya got so much irratated that she twisted the arm of Mandana and attacked Rochelle. Thus, the victims cried saying that they were being 'manhandled'.
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After a while, the task finished. But, Kishwer and Mandana were still seen fighting after the task got over. The former told the latter to not to come in her in future. In the meantime, Rochelle and Priya tried to attract the attention of big boss by showing him their injuries.
Keith was seen calming Rochelle down who was complaining that Priya attacked her while she didn't attacked her in the whole game. She commented that the housemates are busy in enjoying double games and teaching others a lesson.
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Later at night, Kishwer said to Rishabh that she has broke her friendship with Rochelle from now on. Futher, she told him that she will attack her the next day during the task. Later on, Priya asked Rishabh to tell her if he ever thought that she had been violent in any sense. Moreover, she revealed that she will attack only the nominated contestants to save herself from the eliminations.
After a while, Priya and Rishabh were spotted joining hands as they believed that they are at the receiving end of taunts from the housemates. Moreover, Priya got into a verbal fight with Prince when he threatened her of revealing his trueself tomorrow. The Bigg Boss 9 Day 86 Episode 86 5th January 2015 ended with Rochelle discussing over a strategy with Rishabh to throw her foes out of the competition.
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Love - or at least sex - is in the air at Oceanside Wellness Center as Addison comes out and says she's going to take it to a new level with Pete. Meanwhile, Sam goes on a house call that proves dangerous. Here's a promo for "In Which Sam Gets Taken For a Ride," which airs tomorrow night at 9.
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Join Dickinson Athletics as we celebrate the 33rd annual National Girls & Women in Sports Day (NGWSD) on February 6, 2019. The day is held during the first week of February to acknowledge the accomplishments of female identifying athletes, recognize the influence of sports participation for women and girls, and continue advocacy for equality of women in sports.
Dickinson Athletics is home to 12 women's athletic programs, dedicated to consistently enhancing the student-athlete experience and embodying a positive example for women and girls in sports worldwide.
This year's NGWSD theme is Lead Her Forward, acknowledging the ways that sports inspire women and girls to strive for excellence and break through barriers. Through the support of our Dickinson community, we are able to equip and provide our women's teams with the best resources to continue to achieve success year by year.
Check in with our Red Devil student-athletes, coaches, and administration for their perspective on being a woman in sports, and on the impact of NGWSD.
To celebrate the 33rd year of this celebration, please consider a gift of $33 or more to support our women's sports programs by making an online donation today. Unique for today, you can send your gift to benefit all women's sports by selecting "McAndrews Fund - Area of Greatest Need," in the designation field, and/or you can choose a specific women's athletic program you'd like your donation to support.
Join the celebration and conversation on our Dickinson Athletics social media accounts, and post with #LeadHerForward #NGWSD
Thank you for your continued support of Dickinson Athletics.
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Margee Ensign, President
"Playing a variety of sports was a big part of my life. Even today, I am an avid squash player and swimmer, and these activities help me focus and gain renewed strength to face challenges and opportunities. The dedication to sport, the hours spent training and the teamwork and discipline required to excel are all traits which have helped me throughout life.
I am so excited that this day honors women and girls who compete. These individuals inspire us with their focus, their hard work and their passion. Dickinson's student athletes are so fortunate that loyal donors contribute to the McAndrews Fund, which ensures that all of our athletes have the best experience possible."
Joel Quattrone, Director of Athletics
"I've been so fortunate to be in a position to watch our women's athletics programs grow. I've also been incredibly blessed to watch my own girls compete in sports, and I know their participation will be invaluable as they work to reach their life goals. They know there isn't anything they can't attain - love and support the journey!
Killian Kueny '19, Softball
- Being a female student-athlete has impacted my life by providing me with close-knit groups of women that support one another and celebrate each-others successes. It has also taught me crucial life skills that I can employ beyond the softball field. My experiences as a female student-athlete have pushed me to be my hardest-working and focused self for the betterment of the women around me, as well as taught me how to work with others towards a common goal. Further, through female athletics, I have met some of the most important, passionate, and driven women in my life.
- Connecting with Dickinson alumni or supporters of Dickinson Softball is an amazing feeling. It is incredibly reassuring knowing that your experience at Dickinson extends beyond your four years on campus. Alumni are extremely receptive to other Dickinsonians, and there is a welcoming and supportive Dickinson network that extends beyond what I could have ever imagined.
- I am most excited to see how the current, younger generations of female athletes will impact sports as a whole. I love the increasing strength and energy that exists within female athletics and I can't wait to see how these ideas of breaking boundaries and expectations of female athletes will develop in the future.
Marie Laverdiere '21, Field Hockey
- Athletics encourage community and individual development. In order for the sports we love to continue thriving, we have to build up the next generation of athletes, whether this is through competitive high school and club programs, or through youth leagues.
- Athletics instills the value of giving back to the community. It helps us see little kids running down the field, and visualize all that they can achieve in the future if we provide them with enough support.
- I want to show girls that they should believe in themselves. I want future female student-athletes to know that they're not just a sideshow for the big teams on campus, but that they have the potential to truly make a difference on the field, in the lives of their teammates, and in the way they perceive themselves. I want them to feel empowered enough to dream big dreams and make realistic plans as to how those dreams can be achieved.
Alanis Perez '19, Women's Squash
- When I connect with alumnae of Dickinson women's squash I feel proud to know that they have been in the same position that I am. I am even prouder to know that I represent a part of Dickinson College that they loved as a student.
- Since my freshman year at Dickinson College, I have always seen female student-athletes as leaders in the classroom and in athletics. Female athletes have shown me that women can pursue their dreams in any field of interest. Personally, it's been a lifelong dream to attend medical school and become a doctor. Learning about Dickinson alums that were female student-athletes who later continued to peruse a medical career serve an example proving to me that if they can do it, then so can I.
- What excites me the most about the future of women's athletics is the thought of equal respect and presentation for both men's and women's sports. I can't wait for the day when little girls playing sports aren't told that "sports are for boys" or that they don't belong on the same playing fields as men. Athletes from both men's and women's teams know what it means to commit and sacrifice for the love of their sport. Equality in representation and respect is what excites me the most. Equal passion should be treated with equal respect.
Jamie Singer '21, Volleyball
- It is really special when we are able to connect with alumnae and supporters of our program. This year, each team member received a letter from an alumna of our program who wore the same jersey number as we currently wear. This was something unique that we have never done before and it was really memorable for the team. Additionally, we have an alumnae game every year which is another great way to stay connected to the women that helped pave the way for this.
- Being on a team means being a part of a community. Within that, it is important that we support the greater community in our area and strive to give back. Through volunteering and fundraising projects, we come together as a team off the court to support those less fortunate.
- Women's athletics is growing and becoming more and more popular. On a large scale, professional teams are getting more coverage and are gaining a larger following. This, in turn, will affect younger women in sports, where they will gain role models and be able to learn from the best.
Olivia Termini '19, Women's Soccer
- My experience as a female student-athlete has shaped my life in every facet because it has made me the person I am today. It shaped me into a gritty, competitive, and teamwork-oriented individual who is a problem solver, communicator, multitasker, inspirer, and servant leader. Additionally, beginning with my first experience as a captain of a co-ed middle school soccer team (that was mostly comprised of boys), I learned that I am capable of being a leader in a room of men. Since then, I have always felt like I deserve a seat at the table.
- Athletics teaches you the importance of giving others the skills and support they need to empower themselves. Philanthropy at its core exists to give others the tools needed to achieve their goals, whether in financial or technical support. My desire to serve and give has been strengthened by being a part of special programs and places. Athletics cultivates a sense of belonging that is very difficult to replicate, and we want to make sure that all of the athletes after us have amazing experiences.
- When you walk in as a first-year and see student-athletes holding top-notch internships or applying to graduate and law school, to when you look around the room of senior female student athletes and realize how much you have grown together, you realize how lucky we are to be surrounded by motivated, well-rounded, and fearless peers. You think to yourself, "I want to be like them." Your competitiveness kicks nature kicks in while you work at your goals and you work to bring others up with you. It is just like when you are on the line for that last sprint or in the final moments of an overtime game. This environment has led me to life changing experiences including interning at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, studying Latin at Oxford University, and working in the U.S. Senate.
Caroline Tortorella '20, Women's Lacrosse
- The values you take away from being a part of a team directly apply to the relationships you make, the skills you apply in the classroom, and now the ones you utilize in the workforce. As a 4th grader picking up a lacrosse stick for the first time, I couldn't imagine the impact of being a part of a team. The commitment I've made to the sport provides the foundation for who I am.
- Being an athlete has a lot more to do than what is accomplished on the field. Each season we begin by reviewing our team values to set a tone for the season ahead. All of our values apply to our lives outside of lacrosse, being aware of how our actions can impact the people we are around. We prioritize making time to give back to the community whether it be with equipment drives, fundraising, or hosting local clinics.
- One of the biggest take-aways I benefited from being a student-athlete is learning how to use athletics as an outlet. We all know growing up doesn't get any easier and the workload doesn't get any lighter, but being able to take the time you dedicate to your sport as a space where you can forget about all of those obligations for two hours or so has helped me immensely. I want to relay this message to future female student-athletes, especially ones who are hesitant about the balance between life and athletics. The confidence you gain from being able to accomplish this balance will be applied to future initiatives in life. We are also fortunate to be competing during a time where social media coverage is such a powerful instrument used to capture rewarding moments and create awareness of our successes.
Women's Sports Coaches/Administrators
Emily Hays, Women's Basketball - Head Coach
- There is nothing like being a part of a team. As an athlete, I have been challenged and succeeded, and have also learned and grown from failure. When you put everything you have into something, success isn't always guaranteed, but it should never stop you from trying your best and giving it your all. I have learned when you understand the importance of being "all in" and you can commit to that, that is when you can reach your full potential. This applies to anything in life.
- I am a true believer in giving back to who has given to you. Sports have been such a big part of my life and I want to ensure that I am supporting other young girls in following their dreams and creating opportunities for them to play and have the same great experience I did. I enjoy meeting an alumna who is just as passionate about our school and program as I am. I love hearing stories about their experience on and off the court and how it has impacted her positively.
- While there has been a tremendous improvement in equality for women's sports, we are not at the end just yet. I look forward to everyone coming together to continue to bring more opportunities to young girls. #LeadHerForward
Kim Masimore, Women's Lacrosse - Head Coach/Senior Woman Administrator
- My experience as a student-athlete led me to pursue a career in coaching. I was fortunate to have been coached by some very influential women and I wanted the opportunity to positively impact young women the way I was impacted in college. In my opinion, it is vital for young women to have strong female mentors during their transformative college years and I take great pride in serving as one of them.
- You can choose to just play your sport and compartmentalize it in your life, or you can use your platform to do good. I think one of the special pieces of athletics at Dickinson is that there is an expectation that teams will go beyond their fields, courts, track, pool to make an impact. Part of that comes with ensuring positive experiences for those that come after you.
- Our alumnae and parents are just an extension of our family, we love connecting with them and it reminds us how lucky we are to have cultivated such meaningful relationships with such wonderful, supportive people.
Carly Zinn, Field Hockey - Head Coach/Assistant Athetic Director
- I would not be who I am today without having had the opportunities to play sports my entire life and now coach. I am naturally very competitive and athletics have allowed me to embrace this characteristic my entire life. Athletics have provided me the opportunity to build lifelong relationships with strong, impactful women, and also spread characteristics of empowerment to younger women. Both in my professional career and as a mom, I am able to utilize lessons I have learned through athletics.
- I don't think we always realize the impact our teammates and programs have on us until we look back on them. When we connect with our alumna it is always fulfilling to hear their perspective about experiences they had as a female athlete, and how they drive their current successes.
- Today in collegiate athletics we are seeing the highest number of female competitors, however, the number of female coaches has declined. We have powerful, driven, successful, and committed women playing sports. I want to work in every way possible to help our young women see the benefits of a career in athletics, and the wonderful journey that it can take them on. I want my own kids to be a part of my team's journey, and allow my players to see that being a young mom and having a demanding career is supported, encouraged, and 100% possible, especially while being a female coach. I am excited for the competition. I am excited for women's teams to have the support and the encouragement from those around them on game day. Women are so tough and passionate, and I am excited for the world to embrace these competitive females and allow them to let their competitive edge shine and to take that confidence into the next phase of life as they apply for a big job, approach their boss about a raise, and become a successful working mother.
Molly Lewis, Women's Soccer - Assistant Coach
- I hope to continue to learn how to be a better coach, mentor, and role model to our student-athletes, giving them a strong example of living our team's core values. Being my best self won't hold another woman back, but rather allows other women to be their best too. This lifts up the whole group. I think Dickinson Women's Soccer shows me that every day, and I hope I empower future student-athletes.
- I'm excited to see the changes the industry faces and how women's athletics continues to adapt; from the individual athlete to the head of the department or school. I hope sports and culture continue to give female athletes strength and confidence to not only face and confront changes, but also create the change that will make things better for future athletes.
Evie Rentzel, Softball - Assistant Coach
- As a student-athlete I learned many valuable skills that have helped me become more valuable in both my career and in the community. "You only get out what you put into it" is a saying every athlete has heard. While most of the time this phrase is used to encourage athletes to work harder, it also shows the need to give back. Many athletes have someone that helped them to become the successful athlete and person they are today. This experience drives them to give back to future athletes whether that means their time or money; it is a huge aspect of developing athletics and the athletes participating in them.
- Having the opportunity to connect with alumni and supporters is inspiring. Reconnecting with alumni shows you how the program has hopefully helped develop them as people and is benefiting everyone they encounter. Supporters that believe in what your team is working towards and are willing to help in order to give the team a better opportunity to achieve those goals are invaluable.
- I envision helping future athletes by striving to be someone who they can look up to, and encourage them to be more than they think they are. All too often we underestimate our own abilities. Women's athletics has come a long way, and I'm most excited to see the ideas the next generation has to improve them as a whole and how they can be used to build both a successful athlete and person.
Chris Fernandez, Women's and Men's Squash - Head Coach
- Our female athletes here at Dickinson have helped me see things from another light and they constantly challenge me to be better and want to do better for the success of not only the women's program, but for the improvement of both the squash programs. They are always thinking of ways to incorporate every member of the program, whether it is socially or simply for a study session for exams.
- I'm inspired by our female squash student-athletes because they are constantly relying on one another and making sacrifices to their personal life at times to make everyone else feel welcomed and appreciated for being a part of the program. They are always seeking togetherness and family-oriented ideas, which are extremely important values to instill into young women and men.
Men's Sports Coaches/Administrators
Brad Fordyce, Football - Head Coach
- The power and influence of sports is invaluable. It has taught and guided the two most important females in my life. My wife, a college field hockey coach, has developed a passion for people and their growth. She has impacted and set examples for so many women through her/their journey in sports. She is grounded, driven, extremely disciplined, and unselfish based on her experience in sport. She has done a truly amazing job of balancing professional life and our family, most importantly in raising our three children. She draws on her experience in sport and applies it to life.
Craig Hanson, Baseball - Head Coach
- Both of my parents were Division I athletes in college, and encouraged my brother and I to play sports from a young age. My mom grew up in Southern California and was a nationally ranked tennis player. In high school, she played Billy Jean King (didn't go well) and then she captained the team at Stanford in the late 60's prior to the passing of the Title IX Legislation. The lessons that she learned through athletics prepared her for a successful career following graduation and have helped to shape the person she is today. She remains very active, and is passing along her love of tennis to all of her grandchildren.
Dave Webster, Men's Lacrosse - Head Coach/Associate Athletic Director
- As a college coach immersed in a competitive athletic environment, it can be easy to take certain things for granted. I see female athletes and coaches training and practicing every day, and often don't think about what they might have had to endure to get to this level. I have not fully appreciated what some of the female athletic pioneers struggled with to create these opportunities for the women in my life.
- Women and Girls in Sports Day allows for conversations related to challenges and struggles to occur. As a result, there is an opportunity for growth and learning. It is also a great opportunity to celebrate the wonderful accomplishments of so many inspiring women athletes. I am the son of two parents who were both athletes, and I am married to a woman who competed in collegiate athletics. I am fortunate to have two daughters, and the oldest has recently been given an opportunity to play Division 1 soccer. My proudest moments as a father have been to see her grow and develop as an athlete and to have such a joy when competing.
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Calling all Good Food For Good lovers to help spread the love for a great cause.
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Type: Part-time. Requires weekend work. Contract.
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GOOD FOOD FOR GOOD is a social food enterprise that makes fresh, organic, vegan and gluten free food. We are a young food start-up that hopes to disrupt the industrial food system. GOOD FOOD FOR GOOD stands for good food and good business. We make good food accessible to everyone, including those who cannot afford it. With every sale of our food we donate a meal to fight world hunger.
We are seeking an energetic, honest and hard-working Brand Ambassador who can independently represent our brand in their region. Job responsibilities include:
- Manage consumer shows or farmers' market stalls
- Coordinate and manage in-store demonstrations
- Develop and Maintain healthy work relation with the in-store staff
- Develop and execute a plan to increase the same store sale
As a Brand Ambassador, you will educate customers about GOOD FOOD FOR GOOD. We will share our story with you and explain why we believe our food is tastier and healthier than everything else available in the market today. Your job is to tell this story from your perspective and in your own words while demonstrating your passion and conviction in good/real/local food and the social business model.
Additional commission based compensations for bringing in new customer accounts (retail stores/café/restaurants etc.) Lastly, we are start-up and need help in many areas – so if you think you can help we are all ears for your ideas!
- Passion for real, local food
- Interest in engaging and interacting with customers and strangers
- Support for fighting world hunger
Several Locations, we plan to assign a geographical region to each brand ambassador (Toronto, Ottawa, Vancouver)
- 20-30 hours per month
- Mostly Weekends
- Please email your resume and cover letter to email@example.com. Note, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.


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Lollipop Goes to Ottawa
This week's Comic of the Week is "Lollipop Goes to Ottawa" from the book "Lollipop Does It All!" Check out Canada's capital city with Lollipop and the gang! "Lollipop Does It All!" is available for sale as an e-book from our Lollipop Shop. To learn more about Canada, check out "Lollipop's Canada: Coast to Coast!" available for sale in print from the Lollipop Shop. Happy reading, eh? :)
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Contrary to popular belief, you don't need to spend a ton of money when it comes to protecting your computer against the dangers of viruses. In fact, in most cases you do not even have to spend a penny! On this page I want to run you through some of the best antivirus software for your PC. All of it is 100% free. Can't say fairer than that right?
AdAware Antivirus
AdAware was originally conceived as a piece of software that was designed to fight off all those annoying Trojans and the like which generated pop ups on your computer. In fact, just a few years ago it was one of the most popular pieces of free software in the world for protection of that nature.
Its current incarnation however goes well beyond blocking those ad generating menaces. Nowadays it can scan your computer in real time to ensure that you stay fully protected from viruses. It will scan every single inch of your computer to ensure that nothing is lurking within. It is a fairly lightweight program too, which means that you will not even notice it when it is running. The interface of AdAware is also VERY simple to browse through. This software is much recommended.
Microsoft Security Essentials (Windows Defender in Windows 8)
If you own a Windows computer then this software is going to come installed as standard. Like most other free antivirus software it will run real time protection. You can also scan for intruders whenever you like. It is not the most powerful on this list, but it certainly is a good starting point for those that understand the value of PC security.
This program is very similar in functionality to AdAware. Many people claim that it has slightly better detection though. People also find the user interface slightly easier to browse through. One of the great things about Avast! Is that it seems to be getting an almost constant stream of updates. This is absolutely fantastic, after all, there are new threats coming into existence all of the time. When a company stays on top of things, you know that you are going to be keeping your computer safe. Check out my Avast review here.
AVG Free
The last free antivirus software I wish to draw to your attention is that of AVG Free. This software functions in pretty much the same way as the previous ones I have mentioned. However, it has a feature which I have yet to spot on the other software. This is the fact that it will check every single link that pops up in real time. This way you will know whether there is a threat of being 'attacked' from a particular website before you click the link. This does slow down the browsing of the internet somewhat, but to be honest, if you are the type of person who normally gets yourself into a bit of a pickle then this sacrifice in speed will be worth it.
Of course, this is just a very brief guide to the best free antivirus software for your PC. I am pretty sure that there is a whole heap of software that I have yet to mention. I suggest that you start with this list though. They should fulfill your needs pretty well.
One final point though. Remember, the best protection for your computer is always you. If you browse the internet and check through your emails with a bit of common sense then you should avoid most viruses straight off the bat.


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Each Hyundai Forklift is designed with a durable frame and built to offer excellent stability and an incredibly smooth ride. Whatever requirements arise, you can count on a Hyundai Forklift to lift your business to greater heights. As the largest ship builder in the world, Hyundai Heavy Industries has access to ship grade steal at a fraction of other manufacturers.
Coupled with industry leading technology from both their earth moving line and passenger vehicle lines, Hyundai brings propane, gas and electric lift truck options to the market with unequaled value and quality. From their quality cushion tire electric lift truck lines to their LPG pneumatic forklifts, Hyundai is tough enough for all your needs.
This smooth running line of 3-wheel and 4-wheel electric forklift trucks offers customers a wide range of durable and efficient green materials handling solutions.
The 9 Series electric powered 3-wheel counterbalance forklifts comes in capacities ranging from 2,200 – 3,300 lbs. It ensures the same high performance and operator comfort you expect from Hyundai with increased energy efficiency and proven durability.
Designed for easy maintenance and exceptional maneuverability in confined areas, the BT-9 Series offers enhanced handling control and central pivot turning. Available in capacities ranging from 3,300 to 4,400 lbs., the BT-9 Series 3-wheel electric forklifts are the perfect solution for busy warehouses.
This 4-wheel counterbalance electric Hyundai forklift series offers a smooth running, efficient, compact design. Available in capacities from 3,500 to 11,000 lbs., cushion or pneumatic tire, and 48V or 80V battery options on some models. This series offers enhanced performance that guarantees the highest levels of productivity and operator comfort.
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In the age of high tech movie theater marquees, it's rare to see a theater using old school lettering to let people know what's playing. But what's even better than different color letters spelling out Iron Man 2 is an employee of having some fun on the bottom part of the marquee. And that's what someone did at the Neptune Theater in Seattle as they wrote Iron Man 2 Terrence Howard 0.
As most of you know, Howard was Jim Rhodes in the first Iron Man and he was replaced by Don Cheadle in Iron Man 2. While this isn't exactly movie news…it made me laugh. Hit the jump for the full image.
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Tony Crankovic may be a case study in putting the cart before the horse. As a salesman traveling through the Midwest, Crankovic became obsessed with frozen custard and decided he wanted to open his own shop.
In 2008, he bought a plot of land near some railroad tracks (hence the name Custard Crossing) in the North Hills. Later, he purchased a 52,000-pound building and had it moved from Youngstown, Ohio, to Wexford. Then, while in Indiana state, he came across a Ritter's Frozen Custard stand that was closing, and promptly purchased a three-barreled custard machine for a song.
"I called my wife and said, 'We're in the custard business,'" says Crankovic. "The problem now was, we didn't know anything about making custard." They learned the nuances of frozen custard from others in the business, and sourced mixes, flavorings and other products from Midwestern suppliers. The North Hills location was scrapped (for now), and the Crankovics opened a shop at the Waterfront, in Homestead, in 2010. In May, Custard Crossing moved to its new location there, near P.F. Chang's.
It's not ice cream: Frozen custard is an egg-based dairy product that is thicker, denser, smoother and creamier than its more popular cousin. The store offers chocolate and vanilla custard daily, as well as rotating specialty flavors. Frozen yogurt is also available.
"It was a little crazy how we got started," Crankovic says, "but it's working out."
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On Thursday, I renewed my commitment to not letting anxiety rule over me. Recommitted my battle plan against it, and to trust in the Truth of my Savior. I had a weak moment with my husband, where instead of trusting, I turned to anger. Anger that lead into an argument. Instead of fully engaging in an argument that would have been an argument of untruths, he wrapped me up in his arms and he prayed over me.
There is power in prayer.
Especially in the prayer of a husband wrapping his wife up in his arms,
and pouring out his love, and his request for his God's love, over her.
It is truly powerful.
After his prayer, the rest of the day went wonderfully. I had found peace in the truth of who my God is, a peace that was able to sink down into my soul. Later that evening my mom sent me a list of 11 reasons why it was a blessing my husband was leaving. I loved that list. It made me smile and touched my heart.
Then Came Friday
There are no words to describe what happened. No mortal understanding. My heart broke. Writing this now, my heart breaks. I simply went to my husband, fell into his arms, and cried. We held each other, in disbelief. In pain. In sadness for all the families left behind. My son was upstairs at the time, he had just gotten home from school. Knowing this would be circulating in the news, in conversations, on the radio, everywhere for days, I wanted to talk to him about it. I wanted news of this to come from his parents before any other, in the safety of his own home, so that he could ask questions and feel safe in whatever emotions he may have over it.
Telling my son what happened was hard. What happened in that elementary school took away the innocence and safety of those children in the school. It also took away some of the innocence and safety of all of the children of our nation.
As softly and as gently as I could, I explained it, I saw the reality of my news wash over his face. The same disbelief the rest of us felt. He became quiet, sinking back into the couch. A look of sadness and terror came over his face as he looked at me and said, "Mom, they were just kids. They didn't do anything. They were just little kids." He then named off some of the small children in his life he loves, cousins, friends, neighbors. He set back again, quiet, and then I saw it.
So I asked him, gently, lovingly, "How do you feel? Do you have any questions? What are you thinking?"
And he said what I'm sure we all have thought, even if we have not voiced it.
"I'm thinking, that could happen at my school. And it scares me."
Fear. This kind of fear, is the same fear that grasps me at times. That renders me useless. That invades my mind and my thoughts and leaves me lying awake for hours, or crying. This kind of fear is not a fear of God, I believe it is a fear God wants to deliver us from. A fear He does not want us to live in.
And seeing that on my son's face, ignited something in me. Ignited a fire that screamed "No, We Will Not Live In Fear!
We Will Live By Faith!
Evil Will Not Rule Over Us!"
I hugged him. I hugged this man-child who is as tall as I am with bigger hands and feet, and I hugged him like he was 3 years old again. I hugged him and I told him, "I understand it being scary, and I understand wanting to be afraid. However, we are called to live by faith, and not by fear. So, let's talk and pray about this."
And we did. We talked about what evil is, and why we should not be afraid of it. We talked about what it means to have an eternal hope, and a source to draw supernatural strength from. We talked about smart decisions in life. Being aware of our surroundings, being aware when we notice something that doesn't look right, and alerting people as needed. We talked about living by faith, not by fear.
My husband being gone this week, very quickly, very suddenly, became a small concern. I miss him terribly. I want him home, not away. However, I have this young man, and it became much more important to me to set an example to him to not live in fear. When I've found my thoughts this week attempting to go to that dark place, I have said, out loud, "Live by Faith, Not by Fear." It has become my motto this week.
My husband is also a hero to me. He found a way for us to video chat with one another. It has helped being able to see him every day. Wave to him. Talk to him. My son has enjoyed being able to see and hear his dad's voice as well.
I've also started a new Sunday School class that I am greatly enjoying. We are reading Doctrine: What Christians Should Believe by Mark Driscoll and Gerry Breshears. The very first Chapter is Titled "Trinity: God Is". I made it a point to stop and read every single Bible verse referenced as I went along in the text. It was reading about who God is. That there is no other like Him. It was comforting, awakening, and wonderful to just read verses focused on God. His glory. His power. His Love.
Live by Faith. Not by Fear.
Not the fear caused and planted by evil.
Not the fear that I have struggled with off and on throughout life.
It's time to change my focus. It's time to change my thoughts.
To renew my mind. To embrace His love, and the love He has placed in my life through my husband, son, parents, in-laws, siblings, friends, and church family.
My prayers will continue to be for the families left behind from the horrific event that took place last Friday. My prayers will continue to be for all persons who find themselves feeling fear from Friday's events. My prayers will continue to be for our Nation, and the leaders of our Nation.
And I will continue to be active in my attack against my own anxieties. Because I know what living in fear means. I know what living in fear feels like. These morsels of peace I've tasted, to live by Faith, I want to know more of what that feels like. I want to be an example to my son, so that when the day I pray comes, the day he walks out into the world and away from mine and my husband's protective arms, that he will do so not in fear, yet in faith. So that nothing will hold him back from whatever he is meant to do in this world. From whatever dreams he is meant to turn into realities.
May Peace, not Fear, be with us all.
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New song added!!!All songs © Stanley Frank
Recorded in 1975 and released in England to rave reviews,
Scool Days still sounds vital to this day. A tribute to
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Another anthem of sorts, a satiric look at life through the
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Every time October rolls around, Halloween costume shops get ready for some of the busiest weeks of the year. If you're like me, choosing the right costume is a difficult decision to make.
This year, I decided to change that and make choosing a Halloween costume easier. So I sat down last week and created an interactive Halloween costume quiz! It should help me (and hopefully you as well) decide what to dress up as, in a couple of minutes.
Below, I've outlined the 5 quick steps to create the quiz. If you own an online shop and want to make choosing the right laptop, washing machine, mattress, insurance or other products and services easier for your visitors, then this is a good way to go.
Find out which Halloween costume you should wear this year:
5 Steps to Your Interactive Product Advisor or Quiz
At first sight, creating a product advisor may seem like a sophisticated project that requires plenty of resources – manpower, time and money. Well… not quite.
I used SMARTASSISTANT's Guided Selling solution to setup and design the advisor that you've hopefully tried out by now. You don't have to code anything as it has an easy to use interface in which you can create questions and answers and drag them around to arrange the flow. There are also several design templates to choose from to adapt your advisors and make them more unique. In total it took me only 5 days from start to finish.
How did it work? Here are the 5 steps you need to follow:
1. Define your concept
In this step, it's all about the user. Think about how they usually decide on which costume to pick. What are the questions they ask themselves? I did a bit of research on blogs and in my circle of friends to come up with the right questions to ask.
Tip: Create a set of questions that are easy to answer, and that have an impact on the user's choice. The more personal the flow, the more entertaining the experience. Ask about the user's likes, habits and preferences. Be personal and avoid technical gobbledygook.
If you want to get more tips around creating your advisor head to Guided Selling Best Practices.
2. Define the products
I started by thinking which costumes I wanted to feature in the advisor and listed them in a spreadsheet. A previous article about how to run a guided selling project successfully, stresses how important sound product information is for any effective product advisor. So I went ahead and added several attributes such as personality, style, complexity, etc. to characterize and describe each costume in the list.
Tip: If you already display comprehensive product features on your website (which most online shops do), you don't have to create the spreadsheet manually, but can simply import your product data via CSV or a webservice.
3. Set up the advisor
The SMARTASSISTANT backend is very intuitive and doesn't require any programming skills. You do have to spend a bit time to understand where to find certain functions and options, but once you've figured that out, it's super easy. Connect the datasheet, create questions and answers, upload pictures for answer options, define rules, and rearrange the flow via drag and drop – it was fun to create this advisor using the platform, because you can immediately preview and see how it will look like in the end.
Tip: Test different paths to make sure that your rules are meaningful and trigger the right attributes. For example, if the user selects costumes for women, the result should not display costumes that are intended for men.
4. Customize the design
Now it was all about creativity. I had an idea how the advisor should look like and chose one of many available templates as a starting point. You can play around with colors and fonts and the best thing is, you don't need any programming skills to customize your advisor.
Tip: If you have basic knowledge of Javacript, CSS or HTML, you have even more opportunities to let creativity take over.
5. Integrate your advisor on a website
At this point, all you need to do is to take your advisor live. The advisor can be embedded by using a JavaScript or iFrame integration code that is generated automatically. Copy and paste a few lines of code into your web page and you're all set! It's responsive too!
Tip: To generate the best results and make sure that your visitors can find your advisor, see how to properly integrate your product advisor in the customer journey.
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Havana Club Añejo Especial is a blend of rums aged for up to five years produced from the fermented molasses of sugar cane harvested in Cuba. The molasses is combined with yeast and water, distilled using column stills, and aged in white oak barrels.
Havana Club was founded in 1878 by Jose Arechabala and later nationalized after the Cuban Revolution in 1959.
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Méně kvalitnější Kubánský rum s jemně sladkou vůní i chutí. Slušný poměr cena/výkon.
I enjoyed countless bottles of this one in my life. Very fair price for what you get!
Compared to the Havana Club 7 anos, is this one less intense. But very nice and good priced rum.
Always a great rum night with my favourite "bang for bucks" rum. Every drink improves an already exceptional Cuban flavour. In my opinion better than the more expensive 7 year old
Smooth but with a twang. A really nice drink with a great flavour.
Very tasteful, a really good basic rum in my opinion the best for that kind of money
In my opinion best quality:price ratio. The price is very pleasant, nevertheless the rum is surprisingly good. Suitable for drinking straight or in a drink. A bit drier taste. Very well deserved 80%.
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For most rum lovers, Havana Club Anejo Especial is a good rum for cocktails. But not for sipping. Perhaps this is true, but for my taste this rum is quite good for drinking neat. Especially for its affordable price. This is a matured in white oak barrels rum, which has its own character. Aroma of dried fruits, some vanilla and chocolate. Freshly opened rum had a fine taste of raisins and apricots. After the bottle was exhausted, the wonderful aftertaste was gone, but the rum retained the sweetish flavor of dried fruits, cocoa and a little spice. The first time in my memory a just open bottle of alcohol I like more than injected with oxygen. In general, I recommend. Good, quality, inexpensive rum.
Для большинства ценителей рома, Havana Club Anejo Especial хороший ром для коктейлей. Но не для того чтобы пить его чистым. Возможно это так и есть, но на мой вкус этот ром вполне хорош для питья чистым. Особенно учитывая его доступную цену. Это вполне сформировавшийся в бочках ром, имеющий свой характер. Аромат сухофруктов, немного ванили и шоколада. Свежеоткрытый ром имел ярко выраженный привкус изюма и абрикоса. После того, как бутылка продышалась, то изумительное послевкусие ушло, но ром сохранил сладковатый привкус сухофруктов, какао и немного специй. Первый раз на мой памяти бутылка свежеоткрытого алкоголя мне нравится больше, чем продышавшаяся. Вобщем рекомендую. Хороший, качественный недорогой ром.
Carries a deep cocoa, chocolate, almost coffee flavour.
A simple yet tasty rum for a simple drink. Highly recommend
Good rum for its price. Quite soft and pleasant taste to drink it with ice.
In the world are better rums by half prized... never drink it again
If you really wanna mix coke and dark rum.. try this one. But it doesn't need to be mixed, great taste...
A bit harsh straight up, but i love it when it's mixed. My go to drink when the barr has no real good rum to offer. Especially with fanta it's amazing. The orange really enhances the rum
Not a favorite on ice or straight but the perfect rum for Cuba Libre.
I favourise this one compared to the Common 3yo Havanna Club because of the smoother taste and sweet note.
Nice to spend time with you're friends, not expensive at all
Had occasion to enjoy several new (to me) rums during a recent trip to Cuba (some I liked while others just were not my thing). The majority of these rums are meant to be consumed with coke or some other concoction but since I drink my rums "neat" my reviews will be rated might accordingly.
The Havana Club Anejo Especiale (said to be made from rums aged up to 5 years) is similar in taste to the HC Anejo Reserva and once again I found this rum to be better than I had anticipated.
Sugar estimated at 5 GPL. This is a mixing rum. Don't bother to try it as a sipping rum. Vanilla, oak, coffee all coming together with a harsh taste that needs coke or some other mixing agent. It's a cheap bar rum that does the job. It's the younger version of the Havana Club 7. Spend the extra and get the 7.
Grundsolider Rum zum Mixen von Cocktails und Longdrinks.
Not a bad rum wouldn't be my first choice but for the price is reasonable
Drinkable rum if the Havana 7 is sold out in the liquor store
This was my go to mixer rum when I first started my journey into the wide world of rum.
Easy cheap Ron, better for mixing, than drink it alone.
Review for the Cuban version. Simple rum, not harsh or any off flavors but no complexity to speak of. Aged well
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Morrisville State College is a public undergraduate institution which exists to offer a high quality educational experience for students leading to associate and baccalaureate degrees by utilizing cutting-edge technology, innovative methods of instruction and an entrepreneurial focus. The college is committed to providing students the knowledge and opportunity to grow intellectually and socially as citizens of the world community.
Institutional statistical data was gathered from the U.S. Department of Education - Institute of Education Sciences, National Center for Education Statistics, 2009-2010.
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Friday night we went to dinner and then closed down two bars for drinks - whew ya'll, I was definitely feeling 30 the next day! We relaxed Saturday and ended up eating with my parents on Saturday night before heading back home to have a girls sleepover at the house. Sunday, we did brunch and then headed to see The Shack for an afternoon feature and it was ah-mazing. It stayed so true to the book and was simply a beautiful (but tearjerker) movie! Let me know if you read it or saw it and what you think! Today I'm just taking it easy and catching up on laundry and cleaning while counting down to the Bachelor, Women Tell All tonight. (and hopefully being able to have a glass a wine since I took 2 days off after Friday's shenanigans haha)
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Comedian Jeff Dunham has gained a significant fan following thanks to his work as a ventriloquist, entertaining audiences with a variety of characters that sit on his arm. What you may not know, however, is that he's also a rather avid car collector, and arguably the jewel of his collection is the actual Batmobile from Tim Burton's 1992 hit Batman Returns that he wound up building on to and making even more awesome than it was originally.
The Wall Street Journal has published a piece about Duhham's special vehicle titled "How a Joker Revived a Batmobile," and it reveals some amazing custom work that the comedian did on the Batman Returns Batmobile since purchasing it back in 2011 (you can see a image on the article page). While he didn't mention how much the amazing movie prop actually cost him, he notes that he has done about half-a-million dollars worth of upgrades on it, making it into both a unique piece and a vehicle that is actually drivable on the road. As Dunham describes it,
I put a Corvette engine in it and re-engineered things so it's drivable and safe. It has blinkers, taillights, and five cameras in it so you can see everything around you.
Obviously, some of the Burton-era Batmobile's more famous wonderful toys probably aren't really street legal, so one has to assume that there is a limitation to exactly how authentic Jeff Dunham's car can ultimately be. That being said, I wonder if there are any gadgets that he could get away with implementing just by hiding them within the body of the vehicle and only using in private. The machine guns is probably way too much, but what about at least a grappling hook? It's key for those tight turns.
Further discussing his time with the car, Dunham noted that he has taken his comic book-based treasure to car shows before, and immediately gets stares from the folks who have driven up in more standard vehicles. Said Dunham,
When I go to a car show, I see all these guys with their Lamborghinis. I drive up in this plywood and fiberglass movie prop and people go nuts. It's nothing but happy.
I think pretty much every geek in the world has imagined personally owning the Batmobile at one point or another, so one does have to give Jeff Dunham at least some kudos for making that dream a reality. Not too shabby for a guy who makes a living throwing all of his punchlines to puppets.
If you could own any of the Batmobiles, which would you choose? Would you go for the Burton version like Jeff Dunham? Or would you pick one of the other many variations we've seen over the years?