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I'm about to blow off my volunteer gig for today (I work in the book lab of a museum here in town restoring and repairing old/important books). I'm vaguely hung over from a huge dinner and wine - my mom had her retirement party last night and we took her out afterwards. JoJo had a nightmare about sharks and crawled into bed with me sometime in the night and then slept on top of me for the rest of the night. I went for a run but still feel yucky. I hate when I do this, but the last thing I want to do is go stare at this horrible book that I hate already and try to figure out the next step in restoring it. I hate hate hate this horrible stupid book and it is really stressing me out.
If I stay here I can work on making more eggshells for my holiday shows. I can maybe crank out another $200 worth if I work really hard.
I'm so ridiculously irresponsible sometimes. I think I have some sort of social anxiety disorder - I hate to leave my house.
"Any idiot can face a crisis; it is this day-to-day living that wears you out." -Anton Chekhov
Things are a little crazy, but I'm loving every minute of it My Blog
I hate getting dressed. Especially for work type situations. This is pretty casual, but still it just bugs me.
I am learning on the job with the museum. I started volunteering 3 years ago in the archival housings department making boxes for the collection materials and then last year got moved up to the book lab, which is a big deal as there is a lot of competition for these volunteer jobs. One of the women who works there knew that I did Pysanky eggs and said that if I have the patience for that then I would have the patience for book conservation. But I don't know, I think she may be wrong on that, at least with this stupid book!
"Any idiot can face a crisis; it is this day-to-day living that wears you out." -Anton Chekhov
I think it's really fantastic that you volunteer your time to do that type of work anyway, Katy. I could see it getting really meditative and relaxing. You deserve a day off when you need one, though.
but did I ever show you girls the undies I made for myself out of clothes Bodhi grew out of?
you are so practical. I've heard of making a quilt out of kiddos clothes, but never panties.
I have no talents either. Preschool crafts are about my speed, or some days not. Today we had library storytime, it was a pumpkin puppet, made from a paper bag. Well mommy helped G glue the face over the flap, so it's really not a puppet. oops.
Can't add dancing to my talent either, I love to dance, I just don't let others see me, except G. Pretty soon he won't want to see that either.
Shelley-mom to DS, 6
Yeah my there isn't much around Cave of the Mounds. My parents used to make it a day trip every few years....cave in the morning, picnic lunch there, House On the Rock in the afternoon and back home. A few times we would stop off in Madison and tour the capital building and stay the night near there.
One of the first things we did when we moved up here was visit Crystal Cave. I have a thing for cave tours I guess....nothing where I'm crawling around of course...I like stairs and nice trails and lights and a guide. That one is more rustic and not sure how I feel about the bats hanging from the ceiling!
Jennifer-my kids penguins. So much so that that is one of Jesi's nicknames. Last year I gave her a $100 check for her birthday made out to Penguin Sxxxxxr. She didn't even notice! I took a pic of her holding it next to her face.
Katy, that is the nice thing about being a volunteer....don't have to go if you don't want to. I have a couple of volunteers and they do have other things come up. Mine for this afternoon called me about 30 minutes before I thought she was coming.
And archives....boring to me. I took an archive class in grad school because I needed one more class and the others that semester I had already taken or didn't have the right prereq's for....and I was really needing to graduate already. I like history well enough but so much of what i came accross was really trash IMO. Definitely was not for me.
Hmmm, not sure what my talent is. When I asked DH about me, he said something like my talent is being incredibly cute. LOL Can't say that I agree but it's sweet of him. And Cosmo's is being incredibly furry and fuzzy.
Dance...nope. Art...nope. I can crochet but thus far only know one stitch...I am very good at that stitch. Singing...nope. I used to play viola and was decent but not excellent...my fingers are too short and I have no sense of rhythm. I was a pretty great student...but not the best writer. I'm a decent cook but not excellent. Animals....I'm really pretty good with dogs and they tend to want to follow me around like I'm the pied Jennifer or whatever when we are around others.
Hmmm....seems like I'm decent in a number of areas but don't think that I have one outstanding talent. I guess probably the best is research. I am pretty good at finding things and finding information. My sister emails me and is like, find me a good hotel in Chicago near this thing on this date because I'm not finding anything....of course I found her one. My parents email asking me for medical info. My sister sends me health insurance papers and is like, read this and tell me what to do. At work a group of women I work with thought I should change my title to Goddess of Research. My boss didn't go for it though. LOL
So maybe my talent is finding stuff and paperwork?
Cave of the Mounds looks beautiful and relaxing. I can see a kid really getting excited about that place. The hotel bar with the kids running around the pool, however... It was really kind of an adorable suggestion, Bridget.
OK, ask for my panties and ye shall receive...
Shelley, I love to dance too even if I'm just goofy at it. It's like exercise without feeling like you're working out. When DH asked what I wanted to do for my b'day, I told him I wanted him to take me dancing in some cheesy place with a cover band. My folks were in town to watch B, so we ended up going to this tiki-themed place in a hotel, where the band floats out into the middle of a "lagoon" and every half hour a fake hurricane blows through the restaurant (strobe lights, thunder noises and sprinklers). We had a super-fun time, and the band did a cool cover of "You Can Call Me Al". One of the most memorable parts of the night was the octogenarian with fake triple DDDs. We couldn't stop looking at her cleavage.
Today, I and the Director of Search Engine Marketing are having a somewhat enjoyable time tag-team arguing with one of our partners that I won't name, but I'm pretty sure you all use them for your searches, maps, etc. They used to be such a cool, light, intuitive little start-up, and now they're like the DMV. Guess you gotta make fun where you can find it.
Okay, your Bodhi clothes panties are cute!!!
I wish I had a talent for sewing. I've never tried sewing really except making a denim book bag in 7th grade home ec class so maybe I am talented at it and don't know it. Knitting and crocheting bore me and make my arms and shoulders hurt. I also don't like doing crafts even though I'm pretty good at them. I have always wanted to learn to throw pots and do pottery and am thinking I may buy a 12 week course for myself for my birthday next year and make that my birthday goal.
I've always wanted to live an artists life but I also like having money and food so don't like the idea of a "starving artist" which is the main reason why I haven't made writing more of a priority in my life even though that is all I wanted to be when I was a girl, an author and maybe a college professor so that I could pass along all the useless information I know LOL. I remember thinking that when I was around 10 or 11 in 5th grade!
I love the panties! They're cute!
Oh and I can't sew. I don't even hem my own pants. I take them to a tailor and it's well worth it.
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Jennifer, I love penguins too. In South Africa there is a colony of African penguins living at Boulders Beach. They are so cute to watch, I would find one penguin, and watch him walk, interact with the other penguins. It was usually the lone one, with the funky hair-do. You can swim with them too, but it's cold and there are sharks, so no thank you.
Katy, that link you sent is so cool!! I am bookmarking that page. Right now all G draws are rocks, not too interesting yet.
Bridget, your trip sounds like fun. I am sure the kids will love the caves, looks like lots of places to explore.
G and I made a healthier version of monster cookies. Of course, he loves them.
For Halloween, we go TOT in our neighborhood. We'll go with the little neighbor girl, she is 5 months older than Gilly. I love our neighborhood during the holidays, everybody participates with a lot of lights. The evenings are so pleasant now, on Halloween, the neighbors pull out lawn chairs onto the driveway, bring their jack-o-lanterns out and pass out the candy. It's so different from my TOT experience as a child, when I was really young, we lived out of town, so my mom would drive me and some friends around to houses. But some years it was just me and my mom driving around. Then when we moved to Alaska, totally different-it's so cold there. You have to wear a costume over your snow suit and stumble through the snow. I much prefer the Floridian way!
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Mylah, your Bodhi clothes undies are too cute. Where did you ever get that idea?
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I'm sorry that you girls are in a funk. I actually noticed you've been laying low, Kate. The story about losing your friend's house was pretty funny, actually. I think modern conveniences like GPS can cause lapses like that.
I'm not so much in a funk as I am being annoyingly chipper, to compensate for my stress and worries related to all those upcoming changes..
Erin, what's the latest on your car break-in? Is that getting all sorted out?
I'm very jealous of your FL tot.
For JoJo's first ever Halloween it was so warm still, maybe 90's during the day? Anyway, she was a hula girl, wearing a grass skirt and a lei and nothing else. It was so cute. Yesterday she picked out a "Snow Princess" dress - full length velvet dress with a hoop skirt and trimmed with white fake fur and pearls. I hope it's not going to be so hot this year.
"Any idiot can face a crisis; it is this day-to-day living that wears you out." -Anton Chekhov
Myles, those panties are crazy cute! I wish I could sew (and design). Project Runway is always on my 'Can't Miss' list of shows.
Jennifer, like you, my "talent" lies in research. My friends dubbed me The Google Queen (if it's out there, I can find it).
I read almost everything here, but I don't multiquote very much, so by the time I get to the end I forget what I've wanted to comment on. I do think of you all though, a lot. I just can't keep up as well anymore.
I've still been considering getting a job but I feel pressure from DH to get a "good job" rather than one that will get me out of the house and that I might actually enjoy. I've actually been thinking about working in some sort of paranormal area. There are lots of sort of ghost hunters/paranormal studies groups around here. I mostly think it's a bunch of hooey but I also think it's fascinating. But I know it won't pay well, if at all, and I think DH will not be accepting if I bring it up.
Are there jobs available in your area in the paranormal field? I don't know where I'd begin to find a job like that here in CA.
Hey, if you're interested in it, go for it! Take whatever job you can find in the field.
Erin, what a lot of damage to your car. On the bright side, I suppose it could have been a lot worse, though. My sis' car was stolen and they found a bunch of used rubbers in it. And the $25 glass deal is pretty good. Can I use the same deal on my car?
I'm legging it out of the office @ 4:30 to go to a Zumba class so I went to the bathroom to put on my gym clothes under my office clothes. I didn't know what to do with my bra that I took off, so I just stuffed it inside my workout bra just for the walk back to my desk. That's right. I literally stuffed my bra.
My old socks got stuffed into the sleeve of my cardigan. That's one of the pluses of those big stupid drapey sweaters everyone's wearing. Good for smuggling contraband.
According to my adjuster the glass replacement deal is for all Allstate customers. It may be regionally based though so not sure. But basically the company will come out to fix it and I give them the claim number and I am only responsible for $25 and Allstate will pay the remainder to them because of us being customers.
Good deal on the glass coverage Erin.
I wouldn't know the first thing about working with paranormal stuff. I watched a program on it once and I thought they were all volunteers? But it would be neat if you could get into one that's featured on tv...if for nothing else than the adventure. I don't believe in that stuff, but at the same time one of my favorite past times was going out at night to visit abandoned houses just for the spoke factor...or traveling down seasonal highways (really rural roads that are not maintained Oct-May and are usually just wide enough for 1 car). Even a non-believer like me has 'seen' things that made the hair on the back of my neck stand up. I still don't believe I actually saw anything paranormal, but it's fun to experience.


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"It's a cooking day!" - That's what I like to hear! :) First off, I have got to make some spicy noodles soon. Those look just fantastic. Second, your homemade cheez melts?! That's awesome--I've been dealing with that Follow Your Heart stuff which ALMOST melts if you slice it juuuuust right...ReplyDelete
Mmm, muffins...
That enchilada bake looks amazing! All of it does in fact! Hope your brunch goes well tomorrow!ReplyDelete
"Clean out the fridge" spicy noodle. Love it!ReplyDelete
I love making lasagna, and eating it too, of course. Yours looks great, and the cheez sounds nice too. I've never tried making my own vegan cheez, partly because I'm not vegan so I eat regular cheese (rarely though) but also because I am lazy. It sounds like a lot of work to make it.ReplyDelete
Your muffins look great. Isn't stevia fantastic? I love cooking and baking with it.
Everything looks delish, especially the enchilada bake. Wow, cheese that actually melts -- I hope you post the recipe! I love making lasagna. I'm usually too lazy, though. :)ReplyDelete
I made lasagna last night, it was ok but not nearly as mouth-watering as yours looks! Wow, look at that cheez melt. I've never made nut cheez, it does sound like a lot of work. I can't find agar anywhere, otherwise I'd be making that tofu-feta stuff that sounds sooooo good.ReplyDelete
The noodles look delish and yes the lasagna. I have not had lasagna in years. Oh how yummy it looks. I was at whole foods today and got myself 1/4 lb of there spicy noodles. It was $7.99 a pound. Highway robbery, but what a girl to do when she is starving. :o) How is your book coming? Any prospective dates. I can't wait to cook everything you make.ReplyDelete
Your vegan lasagna is magnificent, Melody! You've done it again!! A cheez that melts is like finding gold... that's awesome.ReplyDelete
Also drooling over the enchilada bake! Cashew cheez is absolutely divine. i've had it in mac 'n' cheez from the local beach area co-op.
Nice to see those stevia-sweetened oaty muffins. Yeah!
i'm so excited that you are lovin' the job. Keep up the great work, Melody!!
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By Trish Halpin, Hollywood Staff
When the news first broke that a fruit pop company was asking for people of the Internet to submit ideas for a song that would eventually be written by Cher Lloyd and Ne-Yo, we had a lot of questions. To start, since when do desserts and musicians team up? And why Lloyd and Ne-Yo - were their names pulled randomly from a hat?What would happen if someone submitted ''long hair, don't care'' as a prompt and the two musicians really wrote a song inspired by an Amanda Bynes tweet? But in the end, frozen fruit pops are yummy and so are summer jams (just for your ears), so I guess we get it.
It all started in March, when Fruttare called for fans to submit song ideas for British X Factor contestant Cher Lloyd and R&B star Ne-Yo. Giving anyone with Internet access the opportunity to tweet, Instagram, and leave comments on Facebook for the two artists at first sounds like a recipe for opening the floodgates to crazy, but as Lloyd told Hollywood.com, ''It allowed fans to be very open and fun,'' even though both musicians anticipated some stupidity.
The untraditional muse proved to make songwriting easier. Ne-Yo says of the experience, ''Normally when writing you have to pull inspiration from somewhere, you have to kind of figure it out for yourself, but this one was pretty much paint by the numbers.''
Once song ideas came in, the duo had to work out scheduling to actually put the song together. While they mostly collaborated in person, they had to work a bit on their own as well, to which Lloyd adds that she is ''just an email away!''
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Rookies Andrew Luck and Doug Martin are coming off monster games, the best wide receiver tandems this season, Megatron comes up big again and more in Scott Cullen's Week Nine Review.
GOOD NIGHT AND VERY GOOD LUCKWith the desire for immediate judgement becoming more prevalent, thanks to the Interwebs and so on, it was popular early in the 2012 NFL season to question the Indianapolis Colts for drafting Andrew Luck, the consenus No. 1 prospect, ahead of Robert Griffin III, who burst onto the scene with immediate production for the Washington Redskins.
Never mind that teams don't draft quarterbacks for the first four games -- more like the next 10 years, or more, ideally -- but as the season has progressed, Luck has established that he was more than deserving of his draft slot.
After Sunday, when Luck completed 30 of 48 passes for 433 yards and a pair of touchdowns, the rookie is now tied (with Peyton Manning) for third in the league with 2404 passing yards (300.5 per game). Keep in mind that Cam Newton became the first rookie to eclipse the 4,000-yard threshold last season, so there is a very good chance that Luck is going to set a new mark for rookie passing yardage.
While some would also point to the Colts' 5-3 record with Luck, compared to last season's 2-14 record, as evidence that Luck should be in consideration for NFL MVP, that analysis ignores that Luck is replacing a mish-mash of Curtis Painter, Dan Orlovsky and Kerry Collins at quarterback, a trio that averaged 201.3 yards per game and put up a total of 14 touchdowns and 14 interceptions in 2011.
Luck, then, is inarguably a massive upgrade at quarterback for the Colts, but taking over from incompetence can't be the foundation for an MVP candidacy. As such, Luck doesn't warrant MVP consideration, yet.
At the same time, Luck's presence has immensely improved Indianapolis' passing game. Veteran WR Reggie Wayne (7 REC, 78 YDS, 1 TD vs. Miami) is the most frequent beneficiary, leading the league with 104.4 receiving yards per game, but secondary options rose to the challenge Sunday. Wide receivers Donnie Avery (5 REC, 108 YDS) and T.Y. Hilton (6 REC, 102 YDS, 1 TD) both surpassed 100 yards receiving against Miami and TE Dwayne Allen was productive (6 REC, 75 YDS), starting in place of Coby Fleener.
The Colts' running game wasn't especially effective against Miami, which isn't surprising given the Dolphins' stoutness against the run, but Donald Brown didn't play Sunday, leaving Vick Ballard (66 YDS on 19 touches) to handle the bulk of the workload.
MUSCLE UPLuck may be pushing into the lead for the Offensive Rookie of the Year race, but Tampa Bay RB Doug Martin is mounting a serious charge in his own right. Muscle Hamster, as Martin is known, shredded the Raiders (25 carries, 251 YDS, 4 TD) Sunday, the second straight week in which he's accumulated more than 200 yards from scrimmage. Martin leads all running backs with an average of 129.9 yards per game.
DYNAMIC DUOIt's not necessarily a surprise that Atlanta's wide receivers were productive, even going against Dallas' generally strong corners. Roddy White (7 REC, 118 YDS) and Julio Jones (5 REC, 129 YDS) both surpassed 100 yards, giving them a combined average of 167.1 receiving yards per game.
HART ATTACKWhile the top 10 wide receivers, in terms of yards per game, comprise a list of familiar names -- including those in the table above, along with Bears WR Brandon Marshall -- the guy sitting 10th in receiving yards per game is Dolphins WR Brian Hartline who had another solid game (8 REC, 107 YDS, 1 TD) at Indianapolis, giving him 82.8 yards per game this season.
TEXAN TWO-STEPHouston's offence is largely predicated on their strong running game, but there remains value in their receivers too. Andre Johnson went through some lean games (nine catches for 164 yards from Week Two through Five), but has returned to his prominent role in the Texans' offence. After eight catches for 118 yards against Buffalo Sunday, Johnson now has 25 catches for 279 yards in the last three games. If only he could get back to the end zone; he hasn't scored a touchdown since Week Three.
Though Johnson isn't finding paydirt, Texans TE Owen Daniels (4 REC, 62 YDS, 1 TD vs. Buffalo) is. Daniels now has five touchdowns this season (scored in the last six games) and ranks fourth among tight ends with 59.8 receiving yards per game.
MORE TIGHT END VALUENot far behind Daniels are a couple of less-heralded tight ends. Cincinnati's Jermaine Gresham (6 REC, 108 YDS vs. Denver) is at 54.1 yards per game and Oakland's Brandon Myers continued his quietly productive season (8 REC, 59 YDS, 2 TD), scoring for the first time this year and ranking sixth among tight ends in yards per game (55.3).
BEAR MARKETWhen the Chicago Bears put up 28 first-quarter points on their way to a 51-20 win at Tennessee, they naturally had some productive games, though from mostly familiar faces. RB Matt Forte (148 YDS, 1 TD on just 14 touches) and WR Brandon Marshall (9 REC, 122 YDS, 3 TD) led the way while MLB Brian Urlacher scored a touchdown on a 46-yard interception return and, perhaps most impressively, CB Charles Tillman forced four fumbles, giving him seven on the season.
By way of comparison, there are only three players in the league that have forced four fumbles through the first half of the season: Elvis Dumervil, DeMarcus Ware and Rob Ninkovich. Tillman's seven forced fumbles ties the number recorded by 2011 leader Terrell Suggs, who had seven over the entire season. There have been five instances in the last 11 seasons in which players finished a season with more than seven forced fumbles, so Tillman's midway production is pretty much off the charts.
ON TRACKTitans RB Chris Johnson continued his resurrection, at least in terms of productivity (16 carries, 141 YDS, 1 TD) against Chicago, though a pair of fumbles cut into what might have been an otherwise productive day. Johnson now ranks eighth in the league with 81.8 rushing yards per game, after averaging 131.5 in the last four games.
LION'S SHAREAfter missing three practices during the week due to a lingering knee injury, Lions WR Calvin Johnson not only started but had a big day (7 REC, 129 YDS) against Jacksonville. Titus Young certainly holds appeal if Johnson is slowed by this knee injury, but also consider rookie Ryan Broyles, who had six catches for 52 yards against the Jaguars.
Detroit's offence is working well not only because they have a quality receiving corps, but they are manufacturing some production out of the backfield. Mikel Leshoure (16 CAR, 70 YDS, 3 TD) and Joique Bell (109 YDS, 1 TD, 17 touches) both had strong games against Jacksonville. While that is a reflection of the Jaguars' less-than-stellar play too, Bell has been a quality backup, going for at least 60 yards from scrimmage four times in the last six games.
PACK IT UPGreen Bay has been forced to cobble together a complete offence and it hasn't been easy to cover for all the injuries. As they try to establish a serviceable ground game in the absence of Cedric Benson, they gave former starter James Starks a longer look (61 YDS, 17 carries) against Arizona even after a relatively productive game (53 YDS, 11 carries, 2 REC, 25 YDS) from Alex Green, who now has 160 yards from scrimmage in the last couple games.
Packers TE Tom Crabtree scored another touchdown against Arizona, a 72-yard score, his third touchdown on six catches. That's two more touchdowns than starter Jermichael Finley has put up this season.
As injuries mount among Packers wide receivers -- Jordy Nelson returned to action Sunday only to leave with an ankle injury and Greg Jennings has been nursing a groin injury -- opportunity has favoured Randall Cobb who delivered (66 YDS, 2 TD on six touches) against Arizona. In the last six weeks, Cobb has 34 catches for 404 yards and six touchdowns.
PRODUCTIVE PALMERRaiders QB Carson Palmer is much maligned, but has been productive for fantasy purposes. He put up big numbers (39-for-61, 414 YDS, 4 TD, 3 INT) Sunday against Tampa Bay, but those three interceptions were enough to undo the good that he accomplished. Nevertheless, Palmer ranks eighth among quarterbacks with 294.4 passing yards per game.
Palmer's job isn't made easier by injuries to his running backs. Darren McFadden (20 YDS, nine touches vs. Tampa Bay) and second-stringer Mike Goodson (52 YDS, eight touches vs. Tampa Bay) both suffered ankle injuries. FB Marcel Reese responded with a productive day, but as a receiver, catching eight passes for 95 yards and a touchdown.
If McFadden and Goodson are out, Reece may see some carries, but Taiwain Jones would be the most likely candidate to handle lead back duties for Oakland.
PONDER THISEarly in the season, Minnesota QB Christian Ponder was an efficient game manager who helped the Vikings get off to a 4-1 start. Since then, however, Ponder has struggled, including this week at Seattle (11-for-22, 63 YDS, 1 INT), the second time in the last three games that he has finished with fewer than 75 yards passing.
If there is even more reason to be concerned about Ponder it is that WR Percy Harvin suffered an apparent ankle injury against Seattle and while he returned to action, he finished with just two catches for 10 yards.
Despite Ponder's struggles, Vikings RB Adrian Peterson has been superhuman in his quick return from a torn ACL. He ripped up the Seahawks defence (17 rushes, 182 YDS, 2 TD) in a losing effort Sunday, his seventh straight game with at least 100 yards from scrimmage and he leads all runners with an average of 106.3 yards per game.
INTO THE VALLEY OF ELIPittsburgh's shutdown pass defence, allowing 182.6 passing yards per game before facing off with the Giants Sunday, was even more effective against Eli Manning (10-for-24, 125 YDS, 1 INT). It was Manning's fewest passing yards in a game since December, 2008.
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Justin Bieber has had quite the week. First, he visited the Anne Frank Museum in Amsterdam and wrote in the guestbook that he hoped ''she would have been a Belieber.'' Then, he posted sexy fan art showing him cuddling one such Belieber. And now, he's released the new music video for ''#thatPower,'' his thumping electro chant duet with will.i.am. Only Bieber's not actually in the video... not in the flesh anyway: he's a hologram.
Artificiality is the key theme of the ''#thatPower'' video. Bieber's presentation as a hologram can be seen either as a commentary on technology's role in mediating human identity or because Bieber now thinks he's 2013's Tupac - he's such a legend that he needs to be rendered in holographic form. Except that this legend is very much alive, as evidenced by his incessant repetition of the following lyrics: ''I'm alive, I'm alive, I'm alive!'' Get the picture?
will.i.am is equally robotic, leading an army of Geordi LaForges through marionette dance moves, his voice scrambled by Auto-Tune. When will (or should we call him Mr. i.am?) leads his troupe through paces in front of a Buddhist temple, is he saying that spirituality has been sidelined by our technological prowess - placed in the background, if you will? Much to meditate on here.
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Recently I visited a garden of glass, and it was spectacular.
At the base of the Space Needle in Seattle, the newly opened Chihuly Garden and Glass Exhibit is a marriage of garden and art like no other I've ever seen.
To experience larger-than-life blown glass in vibrant rainbow colors nestled among trees and shrubs was magical. I was transported beyond the ordinary to the extraordinary.
You may have seen some Dale Chihuly glass art at the DeYoung Museum in San Francisco when it was displayed there several years ago. Some of the pieces were influenced by Pacific Northwest American Indian art, others reminiscent of plants and sea forms.
In a PBS special now airing called "Chihuly Outside," I learned that his love of blown glass has evolved since 1995 from installations in glass houses in Europe and the U.S. to massive outdoor exhibits in Finland, Venice, Japan, Australia and Jerusalem.
But the Chihuly Gardens and Glass Exhibit in Seattle is his most ambitious project.
During my visit, soft winter sunlight backlit the glass art as it seemed to sprout up from the earth.
Evergreen magnolia trees, pines and weeping cedar formed a dark green backdrop for the vivid blue, red, yellow, orange, mauve and chartreuse blown glass. Coral Bark maples echoed the same shade of glass reeds and spears. Red Twig dogwood sported a stand of fiori, flower-inspired glass. Cobalt glass spheres reflected the Space Needle nearby. Swaths of steel blue sea holly (Eryngium) were still blooming a bit, complementing the ruby glass behind.
Seattle is cold in the winter with lots of rain (sound familiar?), so plants appropriate to the site and climate are a must.
Lily-of-the-valley shrubs provide year-round interest. Their burgundy flower buds hung in clusters, ready to open in the spring. Mahonia, which are native to our area, too, bloomed with spikes of yellow flowers, attracting hummingbirds that overwinter in the Seattle area. Lenten rose (Helleborus) held tight flower buds just waiting to open. Sasanqua camellias in pink, rose and white popped with color.
Lots of burgundy coral bells carpeted the ground in front of massive logs that looked like petrified wood. I had to check for myself.
Mondo grass, epimedium, strawberry begonia and Japanese forest grass complemented more flower-inspired glass art.
Strolling the garden and looking at the glass from different angles as the changing light filtered through was awesome. Chihuly doesn't so much mimic nature as borrow inspiration from it. As with all art, it's in the eye of the beholder, and I fell hook, line and sinker under its spell.
The garden of glass reminded me of frog legs with webbed toes, anemones waving in the incoming tide and towers of tall plants.
Harmonizing plants with the art is the contribution of designer Richard Hartlage. Conifers, evergreen grasses, small shrubs and ferns set off the brilliant glass art. A green roof can be seen from above, a green screen of evergreen clematis encloses one side and large crape myrtles provide beautiful winter bark that blends with the lavender and burgundy glass sculptures.
A visit to the Chihuly Garden and Glass exhibit in Seattle was a day spent with light and glass and the plants that make them sparkle.
I'm hoping to see this garden again next July, when the asters and rhododendrons are in bloom. Even in the quiet months of winter it was spectacular.
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If UConn beats Villanova today at the XL Center, it will tie last year's Big East wins total.
The Huskies (17-6, 7-4) are on a hot streak, winning five of their last six games.
They will start their usual five -- Shabazz Napier, Ryan Boatright, Omar Calhoun, DeAndre Daniels and Tyler Olander.
Future Husky Kentan Facey, a 6-foot-9 forward out of Long Island Lutheran, is at the game. He's averaging about 14 points, 14 rebounds and four blocks per game.
He played AAU ball with fellow incoming recruit Terrence Samuel.
"We're looking forward to playing with each other," Facey said.
Here's a pre-game preview:
Records: Villanova 15-10, 6-6; UConn 17-6, 7-4
Last game: Villanova lost at Cincinnati, 68-50, Tuesday; UConn beat No. 6 Syracuse, 66-58, Wednesday
Probable starters:
UConn, 6-1 jr. guard Shabazz Napier (16.9 pts. 4.2 rebs, 4.4 assists), 6-0 so. guard Ryan Boatright (15.9 pts, 4.4 assists), 6-5 fr. guard Omar Calhoun (11.3 pts, 3.5 rebs), 6-8 so. forward DeAndre Daniels (10.6 pts, 5.0 rebs), 6-9 jr. forward Tyler Olander (4.4 pts, 3.7 rebs)
Villanova, 6-3 fr. guard Ryan Arcidiacono (11.1 pts), 6-6 so. guard Darrun Hilliard (11.4 pts), 6-6 jr. forward JamesBell (9.2 pts, 4.7 rebs), 6-10 sr. forward Mouphtaou Yarou (9.0 pts, 6.8 rebs), 6-11 fr. center Daniel Ochefu (4.2 pts, 4.6 rebs)
-- UConn assured of posting its 26th straight winning season.
-- It's been a strange season for Villanova, which beat two top five teams in Louisville andSyracuse but lost twice toProvidence.
-- Series: UConn trails, 32-30, but won four straight dating back to 2008.
-- Wildcats ranked second in Big East in rebound margin at plus 4.1. Out-rebounded 9 of 12 BE foes.
-- Top reserve: 6-6 forward JayVaughn Pinkston (12.5 pts, 4.9 rebs).
-- Hot: Huskies hit at least 8 3-pters in four of last five games. Cold: Olander gone eight games without scoring more than four points.
-- UConn 11-1 at home.
-- Reserve center Enosch Wolf still serving (indefinite suspension.
-- Up next: UConn hosts Cincinnati Thursday in Hartford.
-- Check back after the game for news, notes and quotes as well as video.
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says ... on Tuesday, Mar 16 at 1:14 PM
I love St. Patrick's Day! Only because of the color green. P.S Thats my favorite color!LOL:)
says ... on Wednesday, Mar 17 at 11:15 AM
can you get the prade on the weekend for all the kids can see the prades all two gether that way the kids say thay didn]t see it all
says ... on Wednesday, Mar 17 at 11:56 AM
so cool i luuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuv st. patties day
says ... on Thursday, Mar 18 at 7:32 AM
Great photos!! ;-)
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Very nice photos. Cool!
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Congratulations. É legal. ( It's beautiful ).
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The photos are so very cute I think they are the cutest.
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The pictures are the cutest to me and all my friends. I just love St.Patties day... I really like them because green is my first favroite color. The baby is sooooooooooo cute ! ! ! And the one with the dog with the bandana on lol so funny ha ha !!!!
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omg! the little ppl in green really do exist! the lucky charms guy better look out for the guy in this pic
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Halloween at NASCAR's freakiest track. How fitting.
Talladega is the fastest track in NASCAR. It's the largest track in NASCAR. It's also one of the most polarizing. Some drivers argue luck is more important than skills. Others believe letting things fly full throttle is an art form, just like road-racing or short tracks.
The track is home to NASCAR's fastest finish. Mark Martin won in 1997 averaging 188.354 mph. A caution flag was never waved.
Talladega has also been host to utter debacles. Last year's race was marred by NASCAR rule changes on bump drafting the day of the race, single file racing the first 400 miles and a few big wrecks that costs drivers valuable Chase points.
The spring race was actually quite exciting, with Kevin Harvick pulling a last lap pass to edge Jamie McMurray. Neither were huge favorites to win here.
Talladega is a wild card's wild card. For those new to the sport, cars routinely run together in one or two giant lines because of the draft. If you get out of the draft, it's not a matter of if you lose spots, but rather how many. This even applies on pit road. Drivers have to stay in the pack if they have any chance of contending.
With so many drivers bunched together, one small mistake can cause a massive accident drivers refer to as "The Big One."
This is the only restrictor plate race of the Chase. So the cars will be set up differently here than anywhere else than any of the other nine races. Strategies vary. Some want to be in the lead pack to avoid the big wreck. Others want to linger in the back to avoid the carnage.
There are two other tweaks worth noting. Cars have smaller fuel cells. Not only will you see the potential for teams to run out of fuel at the end, but teams will also change two tires instead of four because they'll be pitting more often.
Now some other facts to impress your friends with, courtesy of the track's website, while eating nachos and watching ESPN's broadcast coverage starting at 1 p.m. EDT.
- The banking is 33 degrees in the corners, 16.5 degrees in the frontstretch and 2 degrees in the backstretch.
- The frontstretch is 4,300 feet.
- The backstretch is 4,000 feet.
- Jeff Gordon has six career wins here, the most of any active driver.
- Dale Earnhardt Jr. has five career wins here, half as many as his father, who seemed to own this place.
- Mark Martin is the only other active driver to have won here more than once.
- Jamie McMurray is the defending race champion. Kevin Harvick won here earlier in the year.
- Kurt Busch has the best average finish at the track.
- This surprises me too.
- David Ragan has the second best average finish of any active drive at Talladega.
- This floors me too.
- Dale Earnhardt Jr., Brad Keselowski and Tony Stewart have the third through fifth best average finishes at Talladega.
- The track's media guide is 134 pages.
- I don't know how they fill 134 pages of content either.
- The 1984 Aaron's 499 had 75 official lead changes.
- In 1986, 26 of the 40 drivers who started the AMP Energy 500 led at least one lap.
- In 1993, the AMP Energy 500 became the first 500-mile race to produce 1,000 official lead changes over the years.
- The infield is 212 acres.
- There are 7,440 light bulbs used the scoring display.
- Now I know how they fill 134 pages in the media guide.


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Look I know they played this off at the end 'oh ha ha ha look at us making bets on the air lolz' but if you have ever made a bet in your life you know the look on Al Michaels face is dead ass serious. Listen toots, America is a two stone underdog and even though I don't know what that is I'm making a bet because I'm bored out of my mind.
Wouldn't shock me one bit if Al Michaels tried to give Bob Costas butterfly kisses just so he could get pink eye and go home.
PS: I honestly believe this is one of my best ideas ever: A broadcasting network where the broadcasters each have money on the game. One has the line on one team, the other guy has money on the line on the other team. Do you know how entertaining that would be with each guy living and dying with every play? Not to mention almost every game goes down to the wire when the line is factored in. Even the last second heaves in the NBA and college hoops would have meaning. Entertainment times infinity.
Double PS: Is 'infinity' played? HELLLLLOOOOOOOOOOO.


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