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I am no meteorologist, nor am I a magician, but I can still conjure up The Perfect Storm, right in the comfort of my own home, too! How do I do it, you ask? First, I take a strong storm front of high expectations and I allow it to get bigger. I work more than I know suits me and my personality and then I expect myself to be all things to anyone who seems to need me. After I have allowed the extra high expectations of myself to become a twisting mass of worry and frustration, I allow another front to come in from the north. This other front is called poor self-care. These two front meet at high altitudes and mingle and begin to feed off of each other until it all looks like something impossible to pinpoint, but potentially extremely destructive. Toss in a few unplanned events like very real Hurricane Sandy and let the fun begin! It is my own, perfect, personal, Frankenstorm, and I made it myself!
A few weeks ago, I started to work more, which is all good because more money never hurts. However, I was not being as careful as I generally am to limit how much, and when, and what I do. I was working on the weekends when I should have been enjoying some time alone and just plain doing nothing much. I am an INFJ–I am a true introvert and I need an inordinate amount of time alone or I wear out quickly. INFJ's are puzzles wrapped in a riddle, wrapped in a blanket of mystery. As I told a friend last night, I am an odd combination of one tough cookie and a very delicate flower. It confuses the heck out of most people. Anyway, I was not getting enough solitude when I should have been getting a little extra. At the same time, there seemed to be people with pressing needs all around me and I was doing my best to keep up. While I was not aware of it at the time, everyone was getting what they needed, with the exception of me. I was getting worn out, but I am a trooper, so I kept plugging on although I did note that my usual perky mood was flagging a bit.
I was feeling just the tiniest bit crabby around the edges and people's requests were beginning to irritate me a fair amount. Of course, I was too much of a chicken to say to these various people, "I know that this means a lot to you right now, but I will get to it when I have time." One night, this left me trying to counsel a young woman dealing with drug addiction while simultaneously trying to fill out an online form to become an Avon representative for my cousin. Do you see something wrong with this picture? Do you see priorities a little out of whack? I sure do…now! I imagine you are also getting the "trying to be everything to everyone" thing by now, too. Ah, but you do see the boundaries blurring?
It just kept on like that and the next thing you know, along came storm system number two, poor self-care. I usually love to cook and eat very well. I love my veggies, but now I was loving on sugar a lot, and while I made meals, not much was sounding good to me but cookies and chocolate. Everyone else had a clean house, but mine had not been really cleaned completely in two weeks. Simple things like washing my face before bed disappeared. All of the sudden, I really did not want to do a darned thing, but I kept on trucking because that is how I roll and while I rolled, more people needed things, and I became more tired, and more irritable, and suddenly I was like a Bounty paper towel—super absorbent, just like back in to bad, old, days, when I let everyone else and their needs take precedence over my own. Still, I had very limited awareness, of course, because once I get on a roll like this one I may as well be deaf, dumb, and blind.
When I said that I had become as absorbent as a Bounty Paper towel, what I mean is that I was, once again, taking on the emotions of all of the people around me. That is another thing about the INFJ personality. We are highly intuitive on a couple of different levels. We know things about people even before they know them. We feel it. We sense it. We do not even know how we do it, so do not bother asking. Also, even though this may seem like a really cool super power to have, it is a blessing and a curse depending on how you deal with it. I used to be like one giant sponge walking through life, absorbing all of the emotions of the people around me. I was very soggy most of the time and usually quite off balance. So, I gave that up for Lent one year recently, even though I am not Catholic.
What had really happened is that I had actually figured out where I ended and where other people began and then I stuck some boundaries in between me and everyone else. I thought I was fairly impenetrable now, but I was wrong. Old behavior, back sliding, call it what you will. To any counselor it would look like classic relapse symptoms, but drinking was, and is, a repulsive thought to me. Yet, one can relapse in other ways. If you are busy looking for my boundaries at this point in the story, they are a very thin, blurry line –and weakening by the minute. I tried to push the fragile, little line back into place. People kept pushing back and I let them.
Along comes Ms. Frankenstorm to make matters worse. I do not like wind storms. I live in a cottage surrounded by tall pines, and those babies snap at the slightest provocation. However, I am good at storm preparedness, so I went right out and bought water, and non-perishable food items, and flashlights, and candles, and I began sawing up trees that were already down. At first, it looked like we might get a direct hit from Hurricane Sandy, but then it shifted. We will still get a good storm, but now that darned thing is heading straight for four of my adult children. I began sending out mass emails to get assurance that they would prepare and I got a boatload of pithy, and truly hysterical responses, but I am a mom to the core. While I laughed at their wit and cleverness, I was crying inside and scared. Sigh.
Yesterday morning, I woke up and I felt awful. I hurt all over and I just wanted to cry and yet I could not think of one thing going badly in my life that would provoke such intense feelings. I worried that I was getting depressed. I wondered if I might suddenly have become gluten intolerant. One of my elderly friends told me it was probably "The change." Well, I finished changing two years ago without one mood swing. Menopause was the easiest thing I have ever done in my life, so I could not figure out why mood disturbances would start now.
I tried my "Move a muscle, change a thought" trick. I cleaned out my fridge and took my trash to the dump. I cut up another tree, which usually invigorates me. I felt worse. I felt like throwing up. I felt like I was wrapped in a thick fog of stupidity. So, I went to bed and I prayed and I slept soundly for almost three hours. When I woke up, I felt great! I said to myself, "You were just tired. Whew." Did I just relax for the rest of the day? Heck, no! I felt terrific, so I cleaned my entire little house, sawed up another tree or two, and took a shower. I hate a dirty house during a power outage. By the time my son left with his Dad last evening whatever happy high I had gotten from my nap had vanished. I started reading more about Hurricane Sandy and felt the need to leave teary messages on each child's phone pleading with them to flee NOW. There was obscenity involved. There it was—Frankenstorm wrecking havoc far and wide. My own personal Perfect Storm.
As my adult children began to call me back and talk me down, I began to see the whole picture of what I had allowed to happen to me in the last couple of weeks. I had allowed myself to become completely and totally emotionally exhausted. They laughed at me, in their usual, loving way. I laughed at myself. I felt better, but I also realized that those boundaries I though were now immovable are, under the right conditions, still a little weak. Today, I am sand bagging them with solitude and self-care. As my own mother used to say, very tongue in cheek, as she was a language arts snob, "Your mama didn't raise no dummies." Well, I didn't raise no dummies, either. To say that my children are bright would be a gross understatement. They are brilliant, and they are in God's hand. They will take fine care of themselves.
There lies the most crucial bit of awareness. It is not my job to take care of the whole world and everyone in it. I am not God. I spent a lifetime trying to save everyone from themselves and almost killed myself trying to do so. As another one of my elderly friends told me this morning, "Experience is a great teacher." Yes, it is, indeed. Living through a whole lot of tough experiences has taught me all of my best lessons. I cannot go back. I cannot lose sight of myself in the hubbub of everyone else and their needs. I cannot save everyone from their misery, and why should I even want to do that?
Were it not for my own times of misery, I would not be where I am now, which is happy, healthy, and content– as long as I take good care of myself, and leave the rest to God. Why would I want to rob others of those hard, but valuable, experiences so they can grow and bloom on their own? Sometimes I behave as if I have all of the answers for everyone. The truth is that the only person that I have all of the answers for is me, but if I stop listening everyone in my sphere suffers in some way.
I am upright today, and peaceful, and even though I may go cut up a few more trees, this weekend is about rebuilding my own boundaries in the wake of my own personal Perfect Storm. This weekend is about shoring up my boundaries and resting, and taking good care of me. Yes, I am still a little scared of Frankenstorm, but I am prepared, and when all is said and done, God has got this one. He has had it all along. As long as I take care of myself, come what may, I will be fine. I will be praying that you are all safe and fine, too.


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His name was forgotten. By the time he had gotten his phone out of his pocket, his crater no longer existed. Nor did the moon.
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Importance: A Utah amateur astronomer observes a dusty patch near the moon's equator, and believes he has witnessed a meteor-strike. His first thought is to capture the moment by blogging about it. This quote displays how deeply Internet culture has absorbed civilization, where real-time events are filtered by technology and only secondarily by thought and emotion.
...one of them could zip through space invisibly and punch all the way through a planet and out the other side. There used to be a theory that the Tunguska event was caused by one, but it's been disproved.
-- Konrad Barth, German astronomer (2: The Seven Sisters paragraph 40)
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America's most hated mother Casey Anthony has found religion.
The 26-year-old 'Tot Mom' is getting baptised, according to new reports.
Anthony is said to have wanted to do something to symbolise a new beginning, eight months after she was cleared of murdering her two-year-old daughter, Caylee.
An 'insider' told Radar Online: 'Casey has planned to get baptized sometime this month.
'She figured getting baptized would be the best way start this new chapter in her life. It's a new beginning.' Read More
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Casey Anthony 'has found religion and plans to get baptised to ensure her own salvation'....Oh! that must make everything ok then...Remember Caylee?
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This is a list of Bosses in Persona 3.
The Tartarus Guardians listed below block a floor of Tartarus, and must be defeated to progress through that floor and into Tartarus. The Storyline bosses appear on a certain in-game date and must be defeated to progress the game.
For a list of bosses available in Persona 3 FES's add-on (The Answer), see List of Persona 3 FES Bosses.
Tartarus GuardiansEdit
Bold means that the boss is encountered in a group of 3.
- Venus Eagle: Empress, 5th Floor
- Dancing Hand: Magician, 10th Floor
- Rampage Drive: Chariot, 14th Floor
- Crying Table: Magician, 25th Floor
- Change Relic: Empress, 36th Floor
- Golden Beetle: Emperor, 47th Floor
- Intrepid Knight: Emperor, 59th Floor
- Furious Gigas: Strength, 72nd Floor
- Fanatic Tower: Hierophant, 85th Floor
- Magical Magus: Magician, 98th Floor
- Natural Dancer: Lovers, 110th Floor
- Arcane Turret: Chariot, 122nd Floor
- Sleeping Table: Magician, 135th Floor
- Hell Knight: Emperor, 146th Floor
- Mythical Gigas: Strength, 160th Floor
- Judgement Sword: Justice, 171st Floor
- Stasis Giant: Justice, 180th Floor
- Phantom King: Hermit, 190th Floor
- Royal Dancer: Lovers, 201st Floor
- Reckoning Dice: Fortune, 211th Floor
- Noble Seeker: Hermit, 220th Floor
- Carnal Snake: Lovers, 228th Floor
- World Balance: Justice, 236th Floor
- Fierce Cyclops: Hanged Man, 244th Floor
- Jotun of Grief: Hanged Man, 252nd Floor
Storyline BossesEdit
Bosses that appear on a certain storyline date, that must be beat to proceed in the calendar/storyline. The first 8 Full Moon days of the game, an Arcana shadow will be fought in-game.
- Magician, April 9th
- Priestess, May 9th
- Emperor and Empress, June 8th
- Hierophant, July 7th
- Lovers, July 7th
- Chariot and Justice, August 6th
- Hermit, September 5th
- Fortune and Strength, October 4th
- Takaya Sakaki and Jin Shirato, November 3rd
- Hanged Man, November 3rd
- Chidori Yoshino, November 22nd
- Jin Shirato, January 31st, 258th floor of Tartarus
- Takaya Sakaki, January 31st, 262nd floor of Tartarus
- Nyx Avatar (Final boss), January 31st, top of Tartarus
Optional BossesEdit
- The Reaper
- Elizabeth / Theodore - Ultimate Boss
- Margaret - Ultimate Boss (Persona 3 Portable only)
Among all floor guardians, Priestess is the only arcana without representatives
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Unlike 2007 (effing brutal) and 2008 (almost as effing brutal), there was a lot of "electricity" among us in the so-called "media" as the field got smaller and smaller in the WSOP Main Event.
Phil Ivey possibly making the final table obviously played a huge part in creating that buzz, but there really are some intriguing story lines that we'll see in tonight's episode of the WSOP on ESPN as they play down to the November NineTM. Will Jeff Shulman, who is making his second WSOP final table of the decade, really throw the bracelet into the garbage if he wins? Can Darvin Moon, a ginger logger who doesn't even have an email address, literally come out of nowhere and bank over $8M? Can Joe Cada become the second youngest Main Event winner in a row? Can Antoine Saout prove that France can actually win something…anything?
Below are some of our favorite posts from that day. Look for Dr. Pauly's always stellar recap sometime later today/tomorrow (right Pauly?) here. And finally in semi-related news, watch the new Inside Deal here.
Dennis Phillips = Poker Agent?
Sarah from UB Photo Dump
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The Prime Minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau is quickly becoming the star politician for Canada. This young man is the son of Pierre Elliot Trudeau, one of the best Prime Ministers in Canadian History & it seems his son is following in his ways. Already Mr. Trudeau has helped sign a new Climate Change Policy, he has already begun to safely bring Syrian Refugee's into his country and is planning to reform the Canadian Military. This young man is also known to be Canada's most attractive prime minister yet & he's the most playful yet. This is evident once again as P.K. Subban, the defencemen for the Montreal Canadians challenged the prime minister to Christmas Carol on video as well as his neighborhood.
The Prime Minister responded rather quickly with a video of his wife as well as himself singing Jingle Bells & Vive Le Vent. This post has already received thousands of likes on Facebook and retweets on Twitters. Mr. Subban thought that the fact that the prime minister responded to his challenge was incredible.
Kathleen Wynee, the Premier of Ontario also participated in this challenge. She sang Jingle Bells on stage with parents & children alike at the Childrens Hospital in Toronto. Mr. Subban also asked that Dallas Green, Justin Bieber, Julie Synder and Dale Weise all participate in the challenge as well.
The result will be Christmas Caroling becoming more evident once again in our Christmas activities. It'll also lead to possible charities depending on how far these stars wish to take this challenge forward.


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Core of the Matter: We Easily Swap Out Our 1991 Bronco's Heater Core and Say Goodbye to Antifreeze Odor and Leakage
Core of the Matter
The sweet smell of antifreeze when the heater was turned on, along with tiny puddles of coolant on the passenger-side floor mat, were obvious signs there was an issue with the heater core in our '91 Ford Bronco. After several months of worrying the little drips would turn into something more serious and ruin the new carpet, we finally decided it was time to address the issue.
Fixing a heater core can be a daunting task, and if you are the vehicle owner, a task that can hit the wallet pretty hard. In the majority of vehicles such a job requires removing part, if not all, of the dash to get to the heart of the heating system that measures less than a foot square and maybe a couple inches thick. That was our concern, and the reason we kept putting off the repair.
As luck would have it, Ford had a better idea back in the late 1980s through mid-1990s when they placed the heater core directly behind the glovebox in the Broncos and F-series, making replacement easy. From the time the glovebox was opened until the time it was closed with the new core in place, we spent about an hour and invested less than $30, which was the cost of the core from Amazon.
Another upside of fixing our Bronco's leaking heater core is the replacement version has a much tighter cluster of water passages in it, which increases the heat generated. That improved heating efficiency means we'll be nice and toasty in the winter and the defroster will be doing a better job clearing our view of roads less traveled.
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Green tea has many reputed health benefits; components called catechins (such as EGCG) are thought to support heart health and blood sugar control, while the amino acid L-theanine has a calming effect. I'd never gotten into the habit of drinking green tea, not being a great fan of hot drinks generally, but reading this study on the role of green tea in possibly enhancing ovarian cancer survival rates made me more willing to try (in the spirit of 'every little helps').
I've found green tea to be bitter when trying it in the past, but I've discovered the type of green tea you use and how you prepare it can make a big difference.
Japanese sencha green tea seems to have a more delicate flavour than some other varieties and it is also supposed to contain some of the highest levels of EGCG. Clearspring do a good one, although it's quite expensive if you buy the tea bags. I'd suggest getting a box to start with to see if you like it, then if you do, consider swapping to the loose leaf version, which I think works out to be more economical.
In preparing it, using water just before it gets to boiling point helps to reduce bitterness. Then to maximise the antioxidants in your brew, cover your cup (or use a teapot) and leave the tea to brew for 10 minutes. It's also best to drink it within one hour of making it, again to maximise antioxidant content.
People seem to vary a lot in how many cups they advise you to have per day (from two to eight) and that the benefits are mostly if you do this consistently over a long period of time. For me this is still a work in progress – I tend to aim for two or three, but may have one or none! While green tea is lower in caffeine than black tea or coffee, it does still contain some and this may be a factor to consider for some people. I say go with what feels right for you. No single dietary factor is a magic solution for any health condition, so I think it's important not to get upset with yourself if you don't like something or don't manage to incorporate it into your daily routine.


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Let's meet another cute teen that lives on the naughty side. This is Abbey and she picked up a guy on her way back home from the supermarket. She wasn't subtle about it either...just wanted to know if he'd like to fuck. Well, with that cute pink outfit and adorable smile what guy would say no to her? This one sure didn't but not sure he was prepared for her naughty side.
First Abbey wants him to play with her pussy, finger it a little, lick it a bit and maybe stick a toy in it. After her first orgasm (and many more to come) she gives him his reward...a nice blowjob. That's all good of course but he wants to fuck this cutie so he stick it in her pussy. Now for the shock...after just a few strokes Abbey decides she doesn't want it in her pussy...that cock has to go straight into her ass for some good anal fucking.
Well, again, a cute brunette teen asks you to fuck her ass...of course this guy does that! She even rides on top of him with that dick sliding in and out of her tight asshole. She squeels with delight as he fucks her butt doggystyle...pumping away inside of her. In the end he does get some more pussy though, he sneaks it back inside this teens shaved snatch till...well..what do you think? How long would you last inside this brunette babe's ass or pussy? Just check it out and see...
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Boyds Grill & Wine Bar, London
Yesterday, we popped along to the launch of Boyds Grill & Wine Bar, a stunning bar and restaurant just off Trafalgar Square in London. Splendour and sparkle abound in this gorgeous setting – from the glittering chandeliers, to the delicious NYE Timber sparkling wine. Boyds Grill & Wine Bar is aiming to provide contemporary dining in a historic interior – and we reckon they're nailing it. Read our full review below.
Boyds Grill & Wine Bar
There's no denying it – Boyds is swanky. You swish into the entrance through revolving doors, greeted by its soaring ceilings and marble interior. It's not intimidating though – more like stepping off the busy streets and into the gentle elegance of the Gatsby era – the soft lighting and comfy leather seats made us feel instantly welcome. And let's be honest, you can't beat perching at a fully-stocked cocktail bar, with bottles reflecting off the brilliantly-polished copper surfaces, having a good gossip with a friend. It definitely made us feel very fancy, in all the right ways!
Any fears that Boyds might have a gentleman's club vibe were quickly banished. The staff were warm and welcoming, and we even had the pleasure of meeting the elegant Charles Boyd himself – understated and smiling, and happily pouring us more sparkling wine (which made him an instant hit with us, of course).
Food, glorious, food!
Boyds Grill & Wine Bar prides itself on using local suppliers and seasonal produce. We spoke the producers and got to try their delicious fare – from melt-in-the-mouth cheeses, to spicy salamis. We even tested our tastebuds with some unusual vegetables, including salty sea greens. The producers are all clearly passionate about their food and Boyds have put a lot of thought into their seasonal menus.
There's something to please everyone – whether you want a relaxed, top quality steak dinner or a post-work drink and a some tasty tapas. Our top 'small plate' recommendation is the piping-hot seafood goujons with curried hollandaise.
Sipping gin & juice
Whatever your favourite tipple, Boyds will have it. From talented cocktail mixers to NYE Timber English sparkling wine, which easily matched any top champagne we've tried. Expert sommeliers are on hand to advise on the impressive wine cellar, making you feel informed without patronised, which is a skill in itself.
The Ice Cream Bar
Yes, you read that right. A bar. For ice cream. Oh my days. Chef Nate Brewster and his crew created masterful ice cream concoctions in front of our eyes – quickly convincing us to give sweetcorn ice cream a go (although we were less keen on the feta and parmesan flavours).
Their party piece is 'Dragon's Breath' – no, not a comment on their clientele's hygiene – but an innovative palate cleanser. Tiny, minty meringues are dipped in liquid nitrogen – as you bite into them the cold smoke pours out of your nose and mouth. There's a bit of a knack to it, but it's a pretty cool party trick.
Give it a try
If you're looking for somewhere in London with a fab atmosphere and delicious food, we'd recommend giving Boyds Grill & Wine Bar a try.
Find out more and make a reservation via the Boyds Grill & Wine Bar website.
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Vue is a pragmatic framework, it gets out of your way, at least that it how it feels for me. It encourages best practices, while not forcefully dictating a way to develop. In regards to styling, it allows us to assign CSS classes and even specific styles dynamically.
One thing I was missing though, is how to create CSS classes dynamically to begin with. It's hard to find any hints on that, but the Vuetify folks have figured out a trick to do it.
Basically what we have to do is create a templated CSS string we fill with our dynamic values, then create a style element in the DOM and assign the string to its innerHTML. This evaluates the CSS code and brings our class(es) to life, which we can then use on any of our components.
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export default { computed: { maxWidth() { const margin = 48; return this.$vuetify.breakpoint.width - margin; }, }, methods: { generateStyleDef() { return ` .my-new-dynamic-class { max-width: ${this.maxWidth}px !important; } `; }, applyStyle(styleDef) { let style = document.createElement('style'); style.type = 'text/css'; document.head.appendChild(style); style.innerHTML = styleDef; }, }, created() { let styleDef = this.generateStyleDef(); this.applyStyle(styleDef); }, }


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What is a will executor?
It has been estimated that as few as 30 percent of Americans have wills. Considering the seriousness of the topic, it is surprising that so few people take the time and effort to create a will. Failing to create a will means that an estate enters what is known as intestate, which means that a probate court will handle the division of all property and finances within the estate. This can be a long, expensive and complicated legal process.
During the process of forming a will, aside from determining who amongst a person's family, friends, religious organizations and charities receives what, a decision must be made as to who is in charge of the process of making sure that all funds go to the appropriate parties. This person is designated as the executor.
The executor will handle all aspects of the will-holder's wishes upon his or her death. In addition to dividing up all the property and assets, the executor is responsible for addressing debts the testator may have, as well as paying for estate expenses and taxes. In addition, the executor is responsible for making certain all the appropriate paperwork is filled out and submitted, including both court and tax documents.
Typically the executor is a fair and trustworthy person of the will-holder, traditionally a family member or close friend. Often, an alternative executor is also chosen. As part of the will-writing process, the executor will be in communication with the testator throughout, assuring that he or she has a full understanding of the responsibilities and to make certain that all the wishes of the will-holder are met.
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Lantern Rouge
Have you heard of Lawson Craddock? He has become a hero in our household. Craddock is a professional cyclist - one of the racers in this year's Tour de France. On the first state, an errant water bottle hit his front wheel and sent him crashing down hard - so hard that he broke his shoulder. But he finished.
And each stage after that day, he raced. He races with bandages, he doesn't win - but he races.
"After the first week, once we hit the mountains, doing those 20K climbs where you have to climb out of the saddle took a lot out of me," he told Bicycling after Stage 20. "It was a challenge each and every day to make it to the finish."
As of this writing, it is expected that Craddock will finish the last stage of the race in last place overall. This is informally called the lantern rouge place - named for the red light on the cabbose on a train. It isn't an official title, and Craddock will not get special recognition for it, but he will know that he didn't give up.
The race started with 176 riders. "Just by finishing, he's outlasted 31 who crashed out, dropped out, or were time cut." That means that some of the people who were unable to finish were only unable to finish because they couldn't qualify for the next day because their racing was too slow. Not Craddock. Each day he persevered. Each day he rode quickly enough to qualify for the next day. Each day he finished. Each day he kept peddling.
Just as a sidenote, Craddock said that he would donate $100 for each stage he finished. He started a Go Fund Me site to raise funds for a charity he supports in Texas. So far? $140,000 raises.
Just as a sidenote, Craddock said that he would donate $100 for each stage he finished. He started a Go Fund Me site to raise funds for a charity he supports in Texas. So far? $140,000 raises.
In what ways in your life are you the lantern rouge? A hero who doesn't win, but doesn't give up?
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A life of victories and hardships
'Watch Me Fly'
Web posted on: Monday, February 15, 1999 3:46:34 PM
(CNN) -- Few people know the private side of this most remarkable of public lives, a side that Myrlie Evers-Williams shares for the first time in "Watch Me Fly". Here is a moving and vivid portrait of a childhood within a family of proud, determined Mississippi women; of the dangers her family faced during the civil rights struggle; of her efforts as a single mother to raise three children while attending college; of her opening her heart to another wonderful man, only to lose him to cancer; and of her path from business and civic careers to the leadership of the NAACP through scandal and to a newfound vitality. "Watch Me Fly" is what Myrlie Evers-Williams calls an "instructive autobiography," a book that links her memories to the wisdom she has gained over the years.
Just like a tree that's planted by the water,
"The verdict's in," said a caller from the district attorney's office. "Get here now, or Judge Hilburn is going to start without you." The fate of the man who had murdered my first husband, Medgar Evers, hung in the balance and, more than that, my own salvation. For thirty years, my focus had not wavered. Like a tree deeply rooted on the banks of a rushing river, I had not moved. While raising my children, going to school, working my way through the halls of power, even falling in love again, I had stayed the battle. And finally, on a bleak February morning, in an imposing white granite building in Jackson, Mississippi, those many years of faith, perseverance, and prayer were about to coalesce into a single moment and a few words uttered by a court clerk. It was a Saturday morning, February 5, 1994, just past ten. When the phone rang, Darrell, my oldest, then forty, was already dressed. My daughter, Reena, a year Darrell's junior, was in the shower. Their younger brother, Van, thirty-four and a professional photographer, was far away in Los Angeles, finishing the last day of an important project at his studio. He was due in Jackson that evening, having assumed he'd at least be in time for the verdict, which we'd anticipated would not be handed down until Monday morning. When the unexpected call came, I was sitting on the bed, wearing a robe, my hair in rollers, contemplating a weekend of anxious waiting. I had just talked to Walter, my husband of eighteen years. A retired longshoreman and union organizer, he was a gem of a man who willingly lived with Medgar's continuing presence and had staunchly encouraged my quest for justice. The television in our hotel room was tuned to CNN; events were happening in the rest of the world. But my universe was very small that day; the only news I cared about would come from the Hinds County Courthouse. This was the third and final time the state of Mississippi tried to prove what everyone suspected: On June 12,1963, Byron De La Beckwith VI, hiding in the bushes of a vacant lot across the street from our house, pulled a trigger and drained the life out of Medgar. In doing so, he forever deprived my children and me of the man we loved -- our protector, our guide. He also robbed the world of a courageous and caring man who dared, when few other Negroes stepped forth, to challenge the segregationist way of life.
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Understand why family time is important, the barriers many families face in spending time together, and how to set family goals.
The National Fatherhood Initiative (NFI) was founded in 1994 to stimulate a society-wide movement to confront the growing problem of father absence, and is dedicated to improving the well-being of children by increasing the number of children growing up with involved, committed and responsible fathers in their lives." Resources, events, and features such as the "Dads Club," "Dad e-mail," newsletters, "10 Ways to be a Better Dad," and a fathering skills resource from the NFL bookstore.
Girls and Boys Town, the original Father Flanagan's Boys' Home, is a leader in the treatment and care of abused, abandoned and neglected girls and boys. Throughout its nearly 90-year history, the nonprofit, nonsectarian organization has provided these children with a safe, caring, loving environment where they gain confidence to get better and learn skills to become productive citizens.
Parent Parties create a fun and relaxed environment to present parent education and to promote parent involvement by using numerous games and activities. These resources are created by and made available through Second Mile Parent Initiative, a non-profit organization working to increase parent involvement and education in schools and communities.
This brochure teaches parents how to spend quality time with their children and be good examples to help kids avoid participating in or being victims of youth violence and gang activity.
Answers to the common questions related to paying children an allowance.
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The cash-out refinance option has grown popular among consumers with strong equity. With cash-out refinancing, the owner pays off the existing mortgage and replaces it with a new mortgage that includes the amount of cash extracted against the equity. Paying off higher interest and getting a lower interest rate is just one great reason why a cash-out refinance may be right for you. Here is a breakdown of why cash-out refinancing may be the right option for you when refinancing your home.
6 Reasons to Consider a Cash-Out Refinance
#1: Lower Interest Rate
Refinancing your mortgage generally allows you to snag a lower interest rate than a home equity line of credit or a home equity loan. Cash-out refinances make even more sense if the interest rates have lowered since you first purchased the home. For example, say you bought your home in 2003 and the average mortgage rate was at 9%. Today, the average rate is 4.3%, so it would make sense to refinance your home to gain that lower interest rate. If you are in need of cash and want to score that lower interest rate on your mortgage, cash-out refinance is a great option for you. If you only want to lock in a lower interest rate on your mortgage and want to forego the cash, then regular refinancing will make more sense.
#2: Money
Cash-out refinancing can provide you with a large lump sum of money that you can spend however you'd like. You can pay off your car loan, remodel your home, get rid of medical bills, pay off student loans – the choice is yours. This lump sum is a great benefit to cash-out refinancing because you will gain your equity in cash and you will more than likely have a lower interest rate. This money is free for you to spend however you'd like.
If you have kids or are planning on having kids or getting married in the future, this money can go toward a wedding, college fund, or any other necessary finances. Even if you don't have big plans to spend your lump sum, just having financial security is enough for you to want to do a cash-out refinance for your home and you can never take too many vacations!
#3: Easy to Qualify
In most cases, it is much easier to qualify for a cash-out refinance because you already own the home and more importantly, you owe less than the home is worth, meaning you aren't upside down in your home. The process for doing a cash-out refinance is simple and easy because you have already gone through the home buying process and you already own your home, cash-out refinancing allows for you to benefit from your home purchase easily. Lenda's simple process will ensure that your refinancing is seamless and quick.
#4: Pay off Debt
Refinancing your mortgage can help you pay off high-interest credit card debt. If you have a balance of $30,000 on multiple credit cards at a high interest rate like 14.9%, and you only make the minimum payment each month – 2% of the entire balance – it would take you more than 40 years to pay off the credit cards. You would also end up paying $48,555 in interest charges, adding debt on debt.
If you do a cash-out refinance on your home, you can use the lump sum you receive to pay off that credit card debt. If you had a 30-year fixed mortgage at 5% interest rate, your payments would be $161.05 each month and you would wind up paying almost $28,000 on interest charges over the lifetime of the loan, which is a little more than half of what you would on the credit card debt.
#5: Credit Score
If you want to pay off your debt quicker and save money on interest, then you can make extra payments every month. By using the lump sum of money from cash-out refinancing toward paying off your credit card debt, you are boosting your credit score and improving your debt-to-income ratio, which is what banks will look at when deciding whether to give you a mortgage loan for your potential new home down the road.
Boosting your credit score can allow you to gain better interest rates on future credit cards, cars, homes, etc., and will help you qualify for better deals.
#6: Tax Deductions
Home loans offer a big tax advantage. If you refinance or take out a home equity loan, the interest paid on these loans is tax deductible. Some of your closing costs are also tax deductible. Unlike credit card debt, mortgage interest tax is indeed deductible. This allows you to reduce your taxable income and could mean a bigger tax return. This bigger tax return is another great form of extra income you can use to pay off your current debts, save for a vacation or redo your kitchen.
Lenda Makes Cash-Out Refinancing Simple With 4 Steps:
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- Verify & Document – You'll never have to deal with endless documents and too many trips to the bank. You can verify your credit scores and upload your documents through your secure portal.
- Close Your Loan – Once you've been approved, we will underwrite, appraise and close your loan 3 times faster than the industry average. You'll enjoy a fast close so you can get back to living life.
Does cash-out refinancing sound like it fits into your financial plan? If you are looking to lower your interest rate, pull out your equity to pay off debt or just want to remodel your home, then use Lenda today to get started on your refinance. It's simple, easy and efficient.


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Designer and educator born in 1976, Belgrade, Serbia. In the field of design and visual culture she has authored many projects that included visual identities, publication design, environmental graphics, space installations mostly for cultural and art institutions and festivals. As an educator and curator she has been of one the authors and programme director of International conference (Graphic) Designer: Author or Universal Soldier that has been organised in Belgrade since 2010. Since 2012, she is mentor at design seminar in Petnica Science Centre in Serbia. She works at the department for digital arts at the Faculty for media and communication, Singidunum university in Belgrade, Serbia.


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01 Sep Thor Brisbane Thank-You
Thor: Ragnarok location manager thanks Brisbane for hospitality in letter to The Performing Arts Conservatory and other local businesses
The letter referred to the shoot in Brisbane last week for Thor: Ragnarok and was addressed to the City of Brisbane. The letter made it clear that while principal filming in Brisbane had been finalised, Brisbane would not be forgotten.
Speaking on behalf of Asgard Productions III and Marvel Studios, the letter said "we travel the world filming in all kinds of locations, and throughout an endless number of cities. Never before have we felt more welcome than during our time in Brisbane."
The letter also mentioned that 'Thor Brisbane' was the number one trend on social media last week. "Thousands of people looked on locally whilst millions watched on globally" the letter continued.
Thor is the biggest Hollywood production to hit Brisbane, ever. And Brisbane proved to be "world class on the Hollywood stage" according to Duncan and the Marvel team. The success of Thor Brisbane could attract Hollywood films to Brisbane in the future. Which is great news for Brisbane actors and crew.
The letter went on to say that the Producers, Crew and Cast sincerely thank Brisbane for all of their support and hospitality, "You've won our hearts and exceeded our dreams". However, the crowds last week proved the feeling was mutual.
Thor has wrapped in Brisbane, however the production is still in full swing on the Gold Coast. The production boasts top talent such as academy award winners Cate Blanchett and Sir Anthony Hopkins. Alongside them are talented locals including Aussie Chris Hemsworth, and Kiwi's Karl Urban and director Taika Waititi.
Production is still underway on the Gold Coast at MovieWorld, 'Hollywood on the Gold Coast'. However, after this production Queensland is looking like Hollywood of the Southern Hemisphere.


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Here is a complete list of NHL broadcasts in Canada for this week. Regional restrictions apply to broadcasts in italics. National broadcasts are in bold. Thanks to Puck the Media for the commentating assignments.
Monday November 7
7:00pm, New York Islanders @ Boston Bruins – TSN2, RIS
Dave Strader, Mike Milbury & Pierre McGuire
10:30pm, Los Angeles Kings @ San Jose Sharks – NHL Network
Tuesday November 8
7:30pm, Carolina Hurricanes @ New Jersey Devils – TSN2
John Forslund & Keith Jones
7:00pm, Florida Panthers @ Toronto Maple Leafs – SN Ontario
7:00pm, Winnipeg Jets @ Buffalo Sabres – TSN-Jets
7:30pm, Edmonton Oilers @ Montreal Canadiens – TSN-Habs, SN West, RDS
9:30pm, Minnesota Wild @ Calgary Flames – SN Flames
Wednesday November 9
7:30pm, New York Rangers @ Ottawa Senators – TSN, RDS
Chris Cuthbert & Ray Ferraro
7:30pm, Philadelphia Flyers @ Tampa Bay Lightning – TSN2
Mike Emrick, Ed Olczyk & Pierre McGuire
10:00pm, Nashville Predators @ Anaheim Ducks – NHL Network
Thursday November 10
8:00pm, Toronto Maple Leafs @ St. Louis Blues – TSN
Gord Miller & Ray Ferraro
7:00pm, Edmonton Oilers @ Boston Bruins – SN-Edmonton
8:30pm, Florida Panthers @ Winnipeg Jets – TSN-Jets
9:00pm, Montreal Canadiens @ Phoenix Coyotes – RDS
10:30pm, Vancouver Canucks @ Los Angeles Kings – SN-Vancouver
Friday November 11
7:00pm, Washington Capitals @ New Jersey Devils – RDS
7:30pm, Ottawa Senators @ Buffalo Sabres – SN East, TVA Sports
7:30pm, Edmonton Oilers @ Detroit Red Wings – SN-Edmonton
8:30pm, Calgary Flames @ Chicago Blackhawks – SN West
10:30pm, Vancouver Canucks @ Anaheim Ducks – SN-Pacific
Saturday November 12
7:00pm, Ottawa Senators @ Toronto Maple Leafs – CBC (Atlantic, Ontario, Alberta, BC)
Jim Hughson, Craig Simpson & Glenn Healy (reporter: David Amber)
7:00pm, Montreal Canadiens @ Nashville Predators – CBC (Quebec), RDS
Bob Cole & Garry Galley (reporter: Cassie Campbell)
7:00pm, Winnipeg Jets @ Columbus Blue Jackets – CBC (Manitoba, Saskatchewan, NW Ontario)
Bruce Rainnie & Greg Millen
10:00pm, Calgary Flames @ Colorado Avalanche – CBC
Mark Lee & Kevin Weekes (reporter: Scott Oake)


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When the 3DS went on sale, people said it was expensive. And they were right. For a Nintendo handheld, it seemed pricey, leading to sluggish initial sales. That's why Nintendo cut the handheld's price shortly after its release. Nintendo doesn't want to repeat that same mistake again—because that mistake ended up being costly (and sucky) for Nintendo!
In an interview with a Japanese newspaper, Nintendo president Satoru Iwata said that he doesn't want gamers to feel like if they waited to buy the Wii U, the console would get cheaper. That sounds like Nintendo will price the Wii U competitively at launch. If so, that would mean that price cuts wouldn't happen until later in the console's lifecycle. So, there you go.


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According to China film box office statistics by enbase, mainland box office gross in the second week (Jan 9, 2012- Jan 15, 2012) reached $47.66 million, showing 26% box office growth from last month. Moviegoers in this week counted as almost 9 million in total, 38% up compared to last month.
New released film "The Great Magician" managed to steal the top spot away from competitors at this week box office. The Bona distributed action romance film directed by Derek Yee and starring all stars debuted at top spot with $11.55 million, while hit Chinese animation series "Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf", waltzed into No. 2 position with $11.3 million. Both films helped boost mainland market after a sluggish New Year holiday season. Domestic films make up 88 percent of the total revenue in mainland market.
"The Great Magician" debuted with $11.55 million over four days and managed to wrestle the first place from the highest-grossing hit of the year 2011"The Flowers of War". "Magician"is the latest film directed by Derek Yee, who is good at balancing commercial success with artistic integrity very successful. The film has a terrific team starring with Sean Lau, Tony Leung, Xun Zhou and Ni Yan, even having some of the cameo appearances of Daniel Wu and the legendary Hark Xu smack of gimmickry. But due to lack of market campaign, the film's gross in opening week is lower than expected.
Hit Chinese animation series"Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf", based on the popular eponymous TV series, ranked second among four new-released films this week with a debut to $11.3 million over four days run. This year "Pleasant Goat" featured a new dragon-themed and as usual, it once again dominated the animated film box office sales in this season. The series' adorable characters and tales of adventure have won the hearts of children and adults alike, and that guaranteed its outstanding performance at box office.
Two blockbusters"The Flowers of War" and "Flying Swords of Dragon Gate"that both leading box office chart for fourth weeks, taking in $4.51 million and $4.29 million respectively this week, experienced a steep 60% drop in their fifth week, coming in at No. 4 and No.5. Despite having some scenes cut by mainland censors, the on-line novel adapted movie "You Are the Apple of My Eye" has sold $9.89 million tickets since it hit cinema screens in mainland nine days ago, making it the dark horse in terms of box office profit.
Source:EntGroup Consulting
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The Adelphi Building,
Covent Garden Riverside,
1-11 John Adam Street,
London WC2N 6HT
020 7321 6007
The story
For much of my 32 years in the UK I have pined for a proper eatery that properly understands the art and science of the steak. That sad story finally ended with the arrival, just off the Strand, of Smith & Wollensky. Founded in New York in 1977, it has since grown into a national business, but this restaurant is its first foray abroad.
The reality
Situated in a beautifully renovated building – soon to be home to The Economist – it sits across two floors in an Art Deco setting that stirs up images of the 19th century. Power dining for sure. This is a big restaurant, and an expensive one. But the story here is the food.
The damage
On average, £75 a head, although the wine list can take you higher. Signature dishes While all the familiar grass-fed cuts are present (even a beef Wellington) as well as plenty of shellfish and seafood, the stars of this show are the dry-aged USDA Prime steaks – rich, succulent, marbled. As if this weren't enough, the side dishes for two are hedonistic platters of creamy mac and cheese, spinach, Manchego-flavoured corn, onion rings and whipped potatoes.
Dining experience ****
An afternoon – or better yet, evening – can start here with elaborate, exotic cocktails and end with the most decadent hunk of New York cheesecake you've ever tasted.
Chance of getting a last-minute booking ****
Pretty good. It's a huge restaurant and you can eat at the bar.
Client wow factor *****
With big booths and plenty of space, this is a perfect venue for discreet conversations and business meals. The three private rooms are well-equipped for meetings and group dining. Overall HHHHH You will leave short of a few bob, but definitely won't be hungry.
Overall ****
You will leave short of a few bob, but definitely won't be hungry.
Reviewed by Nick DeLuca, managing director, Teneo Blue Rubicon
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It's increasingly hard to take a beach vacation on a budget in California. Hotel prices continue to rise along with demand, while options for lower-cost accommodations are scarce along much of the coast.
But a bill that aims to make it easier for low- and middle-income Californians to vacation at the beach is working its way through the state legislature. The bill, AB250, sponsored by Assemblywoman Lorena González Fletcher (D-San Diego), would require the state Coastal Conservancy to develop a plan for increasing the availability of inexpensive cabins, hostels and campgrounds along the coast.
That could include building cabins on public land and purchasing existing lodgings that the Conservancy could turn over to public agencies or nonprofits to operate at low rates.
"It is really a way to put a trip to the beach within reach of more Californians," said bill supporter Marce Gutiérrez-Graudiņš, executive director of the Latino coastal advocacy group Azul.
The 1976 Coastal Act requires the state to maximize access to the beach for all Californians, including by protecting and encouraging lower-cost overnight accommodations. But inexpensive lodging has diminished along the coast, often replaced by luxury hotels and housing developments.
Since 1989, nearly 25,000 economy rate hotel rooms have been lost along the coast, more than twice as many as all other, more expensive rooms combined, according to a 2016 study by the California Coastal Commission, which is charged with implementing the Coastal Act.
When awarding coastal development permits, the Commission often collects in-lieu fees designed to support projects for lower-income visitors. But it has struggled to use those fees, in some cases because it vastly underestimated the amount needed to build or acquire cabins and campgrounds.
"I would say the number one reason funds haven't been spent is because they haven't been high enough," said Madeline Cavalieri, a Coastal Commission staff member who has studied the issue.
Under González Fletcher's bill, any existing in lieu funds that haven't been used by Jan. 1, 2018 could be used to meet the goals of the proposed, lower cost lodging program.
A recent UCLA study found high demand for visiting the coast among all Californians. But three out of four people surveyed for the study said the lack of affordable lodging was a barrier.
"The cost of staying overnight at the coast is really out of reach for most Californians, especially those who live inland," said study author Jon Christensen. He called AB250 "a serious attempt to begin to address that challenge."
The state Assembly passed the bill on May 31. It's now working its way through the Senate.


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Home Run Derby – I Was There!
I had been to the Home Run Derby and All Star Game twice (2009 in St Louis and 2011 in Phoenix) and always had a great time. I was tempted to buy a ticket strip for the San Diego festivities but decided I shouldn't spend the money at the time they went on sale. Of course, since then, I've still had the desire to go, and when I found out two good friends would also be visiting from out of town, I decided to get a last minute ticket on StubHub and come down from LA for a day trip to attend just the Fan Fest and Home Run Derby.
If I have to pick only one All Star event, I'll always pick the Derby because it's just so much fun to watch the homers soar out of the park. I like seeing the players hanging out and encouraging each other. I like the camaraderie and relaxed vibe.
I played the Stubhub waiting game and I never know when is the best time to jump on tickets there. I only needed a single seat. On the day before the Derby, I could have grabbed a standing room ticket in one of the bleacher-area holding pens/bars for $100. That was the best deal I saw but I waited too long. By Derby morning, the ticket was up to $180. Then I saw another single seat pop up in the premier club behind home plate, about 25 rows back, for below face value at $220 so I grabbed it. I am always torn between wanting to actually see the players swing from a good seat, and wanting to have a chance to catch a ball. In the end I decided I'd rather have a seat than do the standing room area, as I knew I wasn't going to be able to get to the stadium very early to secure a spot.
I drove down to San Diego in the late morning to avoid traffic from LA, and I went straight to the Fan Fest at the convention center. This was similar to other Fan Fests I've attended. Tim Raines was posing for photos, as other players had done throughout the various days. There were many baseball activities for the kids, like batting cages and clinics. I enjoyed the Hall of Fame exhibit (including Lou Brock and Grover Cleveland Alexander jerseys) and some of the baseball history exhibits, although they were retreads of past Fan Fests to some degree.
The big draw is always the store. They were giving away pins every hour and people queued up for that. They had a jersey factory set up where fans could custom jerseys with names and numbers. I liked the retro Padres uniform aesthetic they applied to the batting practice jerseys and caps, so I bought the Cardinals cap for the exorbitant cost of $44, then realized it didn't have the All Star Game patch. I then found out I could have the patch applied for an additional $5! This was a real rip off and people were pissed off, especially because these hats with the patch were $39 on the MLB website. After I walked away with my cap, I looked at it and noticed that the patch had folded slightly during application and you couldn't read the year, so I took it back. Someone behind me had a similar issue. The clerk explained the situation to her manager who actually rolled her eyes but allowed us to get replacement hats. If we're paying that much, of course we want it to look right! Still, merchandise was flying off the shelves. We all needed to show the world we'd been there.
It's a short walk from the convention center to Petco Park, although it was made longer by a security fence that had been erected around more than half the stadium. I loved the view from my seat and enjoyed the waiter service – first time I've ever sat in a section that offered it. My seats also came with access to the Premier Club restaurant and bar, but I didn't avail myself of it. I would have loved to have sat in the Western Metal Supply building seats as many homers went to them, but those seats were pricey.
Fall Out Boy opened the festivities with a few songs, and there was a military jet flyover that I couldn't see as my seats were under an overhang. The format of the Derby made things go quite fast and created a lot of excitement to see who would advance in each round. Of course the highlight was watching Giancarlo Stanton win and set a new record with 61 homers during the course of the derby. It was just a thing of beauty to watch him crush the ball over and over, and he made it seem effortless.
After the Derby, many fans were enjoying the nightlife in the adjacent Gaslamp Quarter. I had no trouble with traffic as my car was about half a mile away in a lot near the convention center and it took a little while to walk over there. I met my friends at their hotel and didn't end up getting back home until 1:00 AM but it was worth it! I think San Diego did a great job hosting, and I'm glad I was able to go.
You can check out all my pics here.


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Beyond The Mic: Bebe Buckskin
June 22, 2018 3:25 pm
You may know Alberta rocker Bebe Buckskin for her raw vocals, authentic vibe and delightful fusion of genres. But did you know she's dabbled in theatre? Or that she used to barrel race at local rodeos?
On the latest episode of Beyond The Mic, Bebe talks about growing up on a Metis settlement, her love for nature, the law of attraction and a whole lot more.
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2017 Regular Session
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|Proposing amendment to Oregon Constitution relating to dueling.
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Admirals Drop IceHogs in Overtime
Milwaukee, WI—Kevin Henderson scored the game-winning goal 1:45 into overtime and Gabriel Bourque lit the lamp twice to help the Milwaukee Admirals defeat the Rockford IceHogs on 4-3 on Friday night at the BMO Harris Bradley Center.
Henderson's goal started when defenseman Victor Bartley dropped a pass off for him at the right face-off dot. Henderson fanned on an initial shot, which served to freeze Rockford goalie Carter Hutton just enough that when the Milwaukee forward regained control he fired a quick shot five-hole for his first career overtime marker.
Milwaukee had built a 3-1 second period lead when Michael Latta picked up his fourth of the season at the 11:02 mark of the second. However, the IceHogs battled back, pulling to within one with just eight seconds left in the middle frame on a Brandon Pirri goal off the face-off. They tied score at 4:04 of the third on a Martin St. Pierre one-timer from the top of the left circle, which set the stage for Henderson's OT heroics.
It took Rockford just 40 seconds to grab a 1-0 lead when Nick Leddy beat Milwaukee goalie Jeremy Smith with a slapper.
However, Bourque tied the game up for Milwaukee and unleashed an avalanche of teddy bears with his fourth goal in as many games at the 7:04 mark. After a Taylor Beck attempt was stopped by Hutton, Bourque jumped on the puck and crammed it home for the power-play tally. The teddy bears were thrown as part of the U.S. Cellular Teddy Bear toss and all the bears were collected and donated to needy children in the Milwaukee area.
Bourque struck again at the 11:34, again on the power-play. Defenseman Ryan Ellis walked the puck in from the right point and chipped it over to Bourque. The puck tipped off of Bourque's stick up in the air and just before it landed he swatted it by Hutton.
Bourque now has five goals in his past four games and it was is second two-goal game in his past three contests. He has seven red-lighters on the season which is third on the team in spite of the fact that he has played in just 12 games because of injury.
The Admirals get back on the road tomorrow night when they are in Peoria to face the Rivermen. Milwaukee returns to the BMO Harris Bradley Center on Sunday afternoon at 5 pm when they host the Hamilton Bulldogs.
For tickets fans should call Ticketmaster at 800-745-3000 or by logging onto www.ticketmaster.com. Groups of 10 or more receive significant discounts off the original ticket price. For more information, or to purchase group tickets, fans can call the Admirals office at (414) 227-0550.


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These genetic diseases are diseases caused by an error in a single DNA gene. X-linked means the error occurs on the X chromosome which is the 23rd sex-linked X chromosome. Such diseases are sometimes called "sex-linked" rather than X-linked.
Some examples of X-linked recessive disorders are Hemophilia and Duchenne muscular dystrophy. These occurs only in boys, which is what we expected from an X-linked recessive disorder, as discussed below. For a list of this type of disorders, see x-linked recessive disorders.
Recessive means that disease only occurs when a person has two copies of the bad gene. For autosomal recessive diseases, this usually means they must inherit the disease from both parents, but this is not the case for X-linked recessive diseases. Men have only a single X chromosome, so they have only one copy of any gene on the X chromosome. Thus, a gene error on X definitely caused disease in men (who are XY), but women are XX, and have two copies of the gene. X-linked recessive disorders are more likely to occur than autosomal recessive disorders, because men have only one X chromosome, whereas all people have 2 copies of each autosome.
Recessive diseases often occur in genes that produce an enzyme. In a carrier, who has only one bad copy, there is often no disease, because the second gene can pull up the slack, and maintain health. In some recessive diseases, a carrier gets a mild form of the disease. For example, in X-linked recessive hemophilia, a female carrier has one bad gene on chromosome X, but the good gene on the other X chromosome produces enough of the good clotting enzyme to maintain health. The recessive disease only arises when the male has no good gene on the other chromosome (because they get a Y instead of a second good X).
X-linked recessive inheritance: These diseases arise from an error on the X chromosome, which causes disease only when there is no corresponding paired X chromosome with a good gene. However, since men are XY a man with the bad gene on the X chromosome must get the disease, because there is no second X chromosome. Since women are XX, they usually have a second good X chromosome which suppresses the bad X gene, leaving them disease-free, but as carriers. The following patterns of inheritance are typical:
Mild disease in female carriers: Female carriers can have a mild form of disease, because they have a bad gene on one of their two X chromosomes, and a good gene on the other. If the disease is not totally recessive, a partial disease can result even though the woman has one good gene. In other words, if the second gene copy is not a good enough "backup", a partial level of mild disease can still result in carriers. However, most X-linked recessive diseases have symptom-free female carriers.
Sporadic cases: A genetic disease that occurs when neither parent has any genetic defect is called a sporadic genetic disease. These cases arise via random genetic mutations in the DNA. A sporadic mutation can be the cause of an x-linked recessive disease (whereas it is unlikely for an autosomal recessive disorder) because only a single mutation is required (in males) to cause the disease. Females can also become carriers owing to random mutations.
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Director Of Football says captain has just kept on improving
Dario Gradi has told the club's official web-site that Academy graduate Luke Murphy has every chance of following his close pal Ashley Westwood into the top flight at some stage because he has worked hard to improve.
The Crewe Alexandra captain is the latest Alex youngster to be linked with a move to a bigger club after scoring 9 goals, providing double figures in assists and leading the club to victory in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy.
The club have not received any enquires for the Alsager-based youngster, but Dario is not surprised that Murphy is being tipped to play at a higher level one day.
Dario told Crewe Alex Player: "Luke has done very well and become the player that Steve Holland always thought he would. I wasn't as sure as Steve was but gave him his debut.
"Murph has gone on and improved, much in the same way Westy did. When you put them in as young players you are never sure how they will do. You are never even totally sure about anybody. It was the same with Nick (Powell).
"What we were sure about was that he was a talented boy. He progressed quickly and got a move to Manchester United.
"You have to keep on improving. Westy has done that. David Platt did that. If you would have said to me at the time that he would go on to captain England, play in Italy and play for Arsenal I would have laughed but Platty worked hard and kept on improving.
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Behold! Works of Fate,
A filthy rich businessman
Emotionally broke
Behold! Works of Fate,
A filthy rich businessman
Emotionally broke
Shutting his eyes tight no longer blocked the image from Junaid's head. The bloody face of 10 year old Grace kept lurking in his life day and night.
She was always there in the mirror when he shaved in the morning. She'd be there in the driveway when he'd get into his car. She was there on his desk at work, and in the dark parking lot and on the kitchen table watching him make dinner. Always waiting on him. Ready with her bright smile, wearing the same pink floral dress with doilies in her hair and a dead rabbit in her arm. One would have thought of her to have come straight out of a postcard picture–if it weren't for all the blood.
And it drove Junaid crazy. He had the death of his daughter on his hands and it had to be fixed.
Ever since he had killed Grace, she'd been appearing to him. The court dismissed him as "not guilty" but deep down he knew it was all his fault.
It was his fault that Angie wanted a divorce from him. It was his fault he failed as a husband and a father. It was his fault he took Grace for camping that day. It was his fault he got too busy starting the fire. It was his fault she went chasing after the rabbit. It was his fault that she tripped over the rocks. It was his fault that he couldn't hold on to her hand. She had trusted him and he had failed her. It was his fault that the drop killed her.
He had failed her and it had to be fixed.
He shut his eyes tight again. His face was drained of any blood and his hands shook in terror. His breathing was laboured and his heart was ready to explode any minute. He felt the thick abrasive rope in his hands as Grace stood watching in the corner, streaks of scarlet caked into her beautiful hair and onto her beautiful skin.
The door was locked and the neighbours were out. The knot was tight and the rope was strong. He slowly opened his swolen eyes and stepped onto the chair. His trembling hands slid the noose around his neck as Grace giggled. He had to fix it, so he shut his eyes tight again and with a forced kick to the chair, he let his body dangle from the noose.
The momentary peace was quickly swallowed by a crippling sense of regret. Panic started setting into Junaid's body as he kicked and thrashed his legs and clawed at the noose around his neck. His vision became blurred and his head felt boggy as the noose slowly ceased any blood supply to his brain. As the rope dug into his windpipe, every inch of his lungs burned. He felt his heart give in. The flailing slowed as his limbs exhausted. And he saw his daughter playing in her school playground. And he saw Angie yelling at him. He saw his mother sleeping in her coffin. He saw a 5 year old Grace topple and giggle as he tickled her in bed. He saw the judge mouthing the words "not guilty". And he saw Grace sitting on his kitchen table. Her face was angelic and there was no blood anywhere. She was smiling and alive.
They were even now. He had fixed it.
His eyes had popped out and blood had engorged every vein in his face. His body had quit all struggling and his limbs had dropped. As he drew his last breath, a soft whisper echoed in the eerie quit of the room
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"International Geographic":
I discovered that a lot of conditions which are simply a part of being an alcoholic are magnified by living in a foreign country. For example, the feeling of being terminally unique. In the town where I lived, I actually was extremely unique. There was nobody else like me. I got long stares at the grocery store, children stopped and pointed at me on their way to school. Every conversation began with, "Your nose is so big!" All the feelings I'd trained myself weren't real back home became real in Japan. It's hard to feel like a worker among workers, 'another bozo on the bus,' when you clearly are not.
"Heroin, addiction and free will":
So does addiction trap people within its claws or do drug users die from their own actions? It's worth noting that this is a politicised debate. Those who favour a focus on social factors prefer prefer the 'trap' idea, those who prefer to emphasise individual responsibility like the 'your own actions' approach.
Those who want to tread the middle ground or aim to be diplomatic suggest it's 'half and half' – but actually it's both at the same time, and these are not, as most people believe, contradictory explanations.
"Dan Rather Reminisces About That One Time He Did Heroin":
Say what you will about Dan Rather, but he will ride the black eagle in the public interest, and journalists today are weak.
Wait. That came out wrong. Heroin is bad. Really bad. Don't do heroin to advance your journalism career.
"Vancouver Crack Pipe Vending Machines and the Case for Harm Reduction":
And, though it sounds hard to believe, needle exchange can also be a pathway to abstinence or medication-assisted treatment. Far from making users more likely to continue to inject or increase their drug use, research shows that such programs actually increase the number of addicts who seek abstinence treatment or maintenance that will allow them to stop injecting.
There are two major theories about why this occurs. One is that taking action and using clean syringes to reduce drug-related harm increases drug users' confidence that they can make other changes. The other is that by offering help without demanding anything in return, the staff of these programs (many of whom are recovering addicts themselves) inspire change. "The experience of being loved or cared about in a way that is something other than instrumental can be very powerful," says Humphreys.
more–a meaty post, about how we live with our own divided hearts and those of others, which is relevant to a lot more than addiction
And I think I've posted these before, but I like them all, so let's lighten the mood: "$#!@ 12-Steppers Say," "$#@! 12-Steppers Don't Say," and "$#@! Normies Say to 12-Steppers." I have said, seriously, like half of the things in the first one. (But my favorite is definitely, "My disease wants you dead.")


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Game Title: Baby Hazel's Brushing Time
The Baby Hazel educational line of games is well-suited for girls in that it illustrates teachable real-life situations that girls face regularly. In order for players to advance to the next level of the game, each activity has to be completed in a timely manner or Baby Hazel will start to cry.
There are four levels in "Baby Hazel Brushing Time". With each successive level, the difficulty and challenge quotients both increase. Furthermore each level is timed; the faster that each activity is completed the more points and bonuses the player earns, so speed and concentration are crucial.
Level 1: This level is about waking up Baby Hazel, which is one puzzle to solve. Hints as to what she wants are given in the thinking bubbles, letting players know what she wants by thinking about the specific item. She wants the rubber ducky, a ball, the crib entertainment center hanging above the crib, and a round noisemaker to wake her up; all are to be used in 1 minute and 30 seconds to earn points. Her happiness level is constantly measured and increases with the use of each toy.
Level 2: Now that her mood is refreshed by waking up, the accessories for tooth brushing have to be selected. As accessories are picked, a tick mark is shown, illustrating that the correct item was chosen. There's a board featuring 24 accessories; 8 items must be picked correctly to effectively solve this puzzle. The happiness level is shown through a smiling yellow-colored happy face.
Level 3: The next puzzle is to help identify and place each accessory on each activity. There are 4 steps to the tooth brushing activity; each step is identified by picking a written task. Step 1: Brush teeth. Step 2: Clean tongue. Step 3: Massage gum. Step 4: Wash face. If the wrong step is chosen the baby shows confusion through her facial expression; this confusion is followed by crying.
Level 4: Hazel has to be helped to complete the brushing activities to get her ready for the day. Every time the wrong product is chosen Baby Hazel starts to cry. The activities are as follows:
- Gargle with water.
- Brush teeth with toothbrush.
- Use tongue massager.
- Wash up with water.
Educational. Practical. Lessons that last a lifetime. These are all hallmarks of the Baby Hazel games, which are quickly becoming the favorites of girls everywhere!
Game Category: Baby Hazel games
How To Play:
Now it is Baby Hazel's Brushing time. Good Morning! You need to Wake up Baby Hazel and convince her to Brush. Pick up the tools required for brushing, tongue cleaning, gum massaging and washing face. Help Baby Hazel to complete all brush time activities without making her cry. Complete the activities within less time to earn more points.
Use mouse to play this game. Enjoy!
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