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Photo by Trevor Tondro for The New York Times from here
Today I am dreaming of....
*a bigger studio. Maybe a little larger than the photo above. Gorgeous stained concrete floors, bright and white, and great light for photos. Still something on our property, but in it's own building. It would be a visual feast... have room for a rustic farm table for employee meetings, dress forms, lots of green plants that I magically wouldn't kill... that sort of thing.
*being able to staff the order/shipping/bookkeeping process entirely. I'm not there yet, but I have a plan. I am so overwhelmed right now.
*a trip to California. Robert and I are planning our 10 year anniversary super last minute. We are talking about Mendocino and traveling the gorgeous winding coasts of California.
*a bedroom that looks like this. Ours is a perpetual landmine of laundry baskets.
*taking our kids to a cabin on the beach, some place where the weather is delightfully chilly in the morning, and we can have bonfires at sunset and just rest and play.
What about you? What are you dreaming of today? Come on, don't be shy. And just for fun, for anyone who leaves a comment between now and midnight on Saturday, I'll pick one winner who will receive a small mystery gift {for a woman/not a child.}
"If you never have a dream, you'll never have a dream come true."
57 comments:
- Mande said...
Your dreams sound fantastic Jessica. I am dreaming of a spa day...I would settle for a pedicure. Taking the family to the beach would be wonderful- there is nothing like a bonfire on the beach & we have yet to do that with the kiddos. Hope your dreams come true Jessica. xo
- July 22, 2010 at 8:20 AM
- Anonymous said...
A pair of your beautiful shoes!!!!
Michelle McGregor
- July 22, 2010 at 8:23 AM
- Meredith said...
Oh how I love reading your Blog posts Jessica, your dreams are even beautiful :)
I am dreaming of a little vacation away from it all but we need the money for it first and my husband would have to take a few days off of work which he usually doesn't do. I don't even care where we go or how far we get away, but would love to stay in a hotel for a couple nights and do some fun stuff with the kids.
- July 22, 2010 at 8:23 AM
- Jessica Haley said...
Ahh! Michelle! I will email you this morning. I thought I did, actually... so wondering if I emailed the wrong Michelle!
- July 22, 2010 at 8:26 AM
- Tonya said...
I'm dreaming of a new home, complete with hardwood floors, white slipcovered furniture, white subway tiles, and soapstone countertops...maybe someday!
- July 22, 2010 at 8:32 AM
- Hana said...
I'm dreaming of a larger home surrounded by beautiful flower-filled fields with the most glorious golden hour light! My home would have a photography studio just a few stone steps away from the house and it would be full of windows, beautiful hardwood floors, and my collection of antique furniture and props and printed backdrop fabrics. The perfect place to capture amazing images, indoor and out! This is my dream! Thanks for letting me share a glimpse of it!
- July 22, 2010 at 8:44 AM
- Jen Arledge said...
I am also dreaming of my own studio. 3 employees working from a 12'x12' office space is kinda cramped...to say the least! I would love to have more room to spread my wings! A seperate building would be nice, too. I can lock the doors at the end of the work day and spend the evening cuddling my precious family!
- July 22, 2010 at 8:45 AM
- Ry and Ally said...
I'm dreaming of someday moving to a HOME...not a condo or an apartment, a real home. A victorian style with a white picket fence in the country. someday.
- July 22, 2010 at 8:52 AM
- Natalie said...
I'm dreaming of so many things it's hard to know where to start.
*I'm dreaming of a fabric stash that inspires me
*I'm dreaming of the day I will be able to quit the corporate world and go back into a more creative profession.
*I'm dreaming of having children with my husband and staying home to take care of them
*I'm dreaming of the girly guest room I am mind decorating complete with shabby chic accents, an antique looking metal bed painted white, a crystal chandelier, and all sorts of ruffles and rosettes.
- July 22, 2010 at 8:53 AM
- Claire said...
This week my mother and I are launching a company... I dream it would be successful and bless many people. Also I dream for wisdom and creativity.
PS- I like your dreams.
- July 22, 2010 at 8:59 AM
- Mrs.LifeAccounts said...
Your dreams are beautiful...
I'm dreaming of a baby and of raising a large family with my husband...
Dreaming of leaving the corporate world and spending more time pursuing my creative passions.
And dreaming of autumn and cooler weather and the beautiful romance it brings in the air.
- July 22, 2010 at 9:13 AM
- Jen Williams said...
I love your relaxing blog posts that have nothing to do with shoes! In your spare time, could you write a book??? HAHA! I have a dream the same as yours that our "laundry monster" would disappear and our bedroom would be the peaceful, beautiful rest space that it should be. I'm glad you get a few creative hours to yourself today Jessica... I have a feeling that means we will all benefit from it as well. :-)
- July 22, 2010 at 9:22 AM
- Sue Merrill said...
HI Jessica, if you get down to San Diego, your welcome to stay with us! We're not on the beach, but 20 minutes away! Dream away!
- July 22, 2010 at 9:26 AM
- Living by faith said...
Today I am dreaming of traveling with just girlfiends like in the old times. Go on a cruise and visit many beautiful places. Try many diferent local foods and have lots of conversations and good time with my girlfriends. Nothing to worry about, many smiles and many pictures!
- July 22, 2010 at 9:37 AM
- Mandy said...
Everyone has posted such beautiful dreams. Mine is very simple. I want to be alone in a fancy hotel room for one day. Just be by myself to order room service and watch trashy tv for one whole day and night. I have a almost 3 year old and a 4 month old and a husband who travels alot. And as sweet as my little girl is, no one on earth talks as much as she does. I really need some alone time.
- July 22, 2010 at 9:44 AM
- Lisa said...
My dreams are pretty simple right now:
* a full night's sleep (baby is sleeping thru, but I continue to wake up!)
* a end to the laundry pile... I know everyone can relate to this one!
* to be able to go shopping for myself, by myself without worrying about if my daughter is okay at home (does this every go away??)
* to enjoy to time I have at home with my beautiful girl and treasure the little moments as she continues to change on a daily basis!
- July 22, 2010 at 9:48 AM
- Sarah said...
The little cottage you pictured is pretty close to what I dream of, except maybe 3 times the size in order to fit all five of us! With a big garden behind it, and a sunroom with lots of windows for photography :)
- July 22, 2010 at 9:59 AM
- Shannau said...
A trip to Cali is one of my dreams too! The hubby and I went to Caliornia for our first trip together almost 10 years ago and our 10 year anniversary is coming up! I am dreaming of a wonderful anniversary day/night. Also dreaming that the perfect job will come along for me after being a stay at home mom for SO many years. I hope you get to achieve your dreams.
- July 22, 2010 at 10:06 AM
- Mistelle said...
I'm dreaming that life would just slooooow doooown for all children today. I dream that God's beautiful children will be allowed the freedom of a beautiful childhood, so that they can foster dreams of their own. <3
- July 22, 2010 at 10:17 AM
- Julia said...
I have the song 'I Dreamed a Dream' from Les Miserables going through my head right now:)
I think my biggest dream right now is for my whole family to live near each other. Not necessarily in the same city, but close so we could get together on a whim if we wanted. That would be the biggest blessing ever:)
Hmmm, another dream would be to have a little getaway with my husband to some cute little cottage on the coast. That would be spectacular!
Ditto on everyone else's dream of conquering the laundry monster! Right when I think it's gone, it keeps coming back!
- July 22, 2010 at 10:22 AM
- Marcy Harris said...
I am dreaming of spending all day in bed (preferably the bed in the gorgeous white bedroom from your link) with the love of my life (who is fantastically amazing) and a pair of your darling baby shoes (in my size)!
- July 22, 2010 at 10:22 AM
- Tamara said...
I'm dreaming about a rented beach house on the East Coast somewhere. It would be red, slightly faded from the salt water and sand. I would be sitting on the front porch in a white-washed chair sipping sugary, cream filled coffee with an open Bible in my lap. My kids are still sleeping, as is my husband. I'm watching the waves gently lap against the beach and the only concern for my day is whether to have strawberries or blueberries with the waffles I'll make for breakfast. We'll play in the sand and water until we absolutely must take a nap, which we would do with open windows and breezy, white curtains blowing gently in the beachy breeze.
Thanks for the opportunity to sit and dream. I do believe that my blood pressure has just dropped a few points.
- July 22, 2010 at 10:25 AM
- Jessica S. said...
While you have ambitious, almost magical-like dreams, mine are more basic. I would love to get into my car and drive the 5 minutes to anywhere (we live in a small town) and not listen to my 2-year-old SCREAM her head off. My daughter has been my car's background music for 2 1/2 years now--almost straight. Needless to say, she hates the car. I hate the car now, too.
Well, I still love all 20 pounds of my little fire-cracker, but would love a peacefull car ride once in awhile. Then, maybe I'll tackel a beautiful studio that contains all my dreams.
- July 22, 2010 at 10:27 AM
- Megan said...
what a wonderful post....okay so MY dreams..hmmmm....
* i dream of a safe birth for our beautiful baby boy, that he is healthy and as vibrant as i have seen him in my daydreams
*i dream of being able to spend more time enjoying being a mother and less time worrying about dishes and pto and what in the world im going to make for dinner tonight
*i dream of giving myself the freedom to be myself, not just mom and wife all the time, but find some megan time for something that i truly enjoy doing
simple dreams, but big ones for me.
- July 22, 2010 at 10:33 AM
- Jackie said...
I too have a dream similar to yours, so beautiful~
I dream that someday all the plaster holes in my 100yr old farmhouse will be filled, and that I too will have a bedroom w/o a laundry basket in site. A studio space to inspire me, filled with Amy Butler fabrics, photographs of my babies, and vintage chairs. I dream that we can turn our farm into an inspiration, a place where friends and family will come to just 'breathe'. I dream of making goats-milk-soap in the milk shed out behind the dairy barn (which is full of lumber, not cows, boo.) I dream that our house in a few years will be filled with giggles & laughter of many more little ones.
But most, I wish that I don't waste this precious time with my kids, husband, friends and family, dreaming but doing. Every time I watch my horses graze in the pasture out back, while my son plays in the yard, I sit on my front porch with my husband and baby girl, and think I am dreaming.
- July 22, 2010 at 10:36 AM
- Amy said...
Your dream #1 and dream #4 {bedroom} has been EXACTLY what I've been dreaming of for a couple months now. Why is there ALWAYS a giant clutter of paper work floating around my bedroom? UGH.
And the studio, your dream is so identical to mine that it's scary, except I want french doors and a squashy Shabby Chic white slipcovered couch with lots of inspiring pillows. I miss my dining room sooo much, and just hate having a little factory smack in the middle of the house. :(
And ummm are you going to tell me when you are in my backyard?!? :) xoxo
- July 22, 2010 at 10:37 AM
- emily said...
dreaming of:
. really indulgent breakfast that would include fresh berries and vanilla whipped cream
. no fighting ALL day {my kids, that is}
. waterfront property to build our dream home on
. most of all, just to hear from the Lord and obey
- July 22, 2010 at 10:56 AM
- Christina said...
*I am dreaming of the day my husband is done with school and we have relocated to Hawaii. I am picturing the sun, sand and beach. Ahhhh.....
*I am dreaming of finally purchasing my 5D MII with 50mm 1.2L and 24-70 f/2.8L
*I am dreaming of owning a pair of the Amelie Ruffled Shoes - my all time favorite :)
- July 22, 2010 at 11:04 AM
- Alisha said...
I do hope your dream #3 comes true ;)
I love the Shabby Streamside Studio. I have been following along with her blog and her journey of this studio is so neat :)
- July 22, 2010 at 11:32 AM
- Ashley Bronson said...
How much time do you have? - I'm dreaming of a custom house with a gourmet kitchen, enough bedrooms for my my kids, kids to come, and guests, my business to take off, my husband to have a job in the same city as us so we can all live under one roof again, a family vacation that brings rest and unity to our family, and the energy to enjoy it all! I am SOO thankful though to have found an opportunity that will someday allow me ALL of these things! God is SO good!
- July 22, 2010 at 12:31 PM
- Prencie said...
I'm dreaming of a larger home, very well layed out so I can have my work space seperate from any living space yet still where I can see the kids nearby.
I'm dreaming of being able to afford a nanny that can come to my house to help with the kids and household chores so I can create away without interuption.
I dream of cooler weather and a house (larger) where we have some sort of water view and a yard big enough for the kids to run wild (safely)
I dream of being able to work with my hubby, restoring beat up doors, windows, corbels, etc....and making beautiful funky, shabby funiture from them!
All in all I dream of a home {coastal romantic cottage style} in the mountains, near a lake with a large yard and a {insulated} barn so we can house our reproductions and hold sales. Maybe a horse or 2 with chickens (for fresh eggs).
I can dream big, can't I?
- July 22, 2010 at 12:41 PM
- Mrs Soup said...
So beautiful.
I am dreaming of the ability to do what I like for a career. Make enough being a virtual assistant and photographer. I can make it. I know I can. Only time will tell for sure as to when though....
- July 22, 2010 at 1:12 PM
- Ruthie said...
I'm dreaming that my office will magically organize so that there will be enough room to share as a nursery in October. I don't even know where to start!
- July 22, 2010 at 1:23 PM
- Julie said...
Oh, that little building is the sweetest!
- July 22, 2010 at 1:36 PM
- Rocio said...
My dreams are all over the place...
*That my children grow to be amazing citizens of this world.
*That we stay happy and healthy for years to come.
*That I may have a chance to travel to less fortunate countries and do good deeds.
*That one day (soon) I can get a tummy tuck to make the lines and wrinkles my children have given me on my stomach go away...until the new ones come on my face!
P.S. I'm anxiously waiting the opportunity to buy all of your shoes. When will they be available???
- July 22, 2010 at 2:53 PM
- ElleBelleJellyBelly said...
My dream for today is...knowing-really knowing- what exactly I'm supposed to be doing with my life and going at it full force...no hesitation or reservation--being faithful, fruitful and fulfilled :) ...and a bigger kitchen would also be nice!
- July 22, 2010 at 3:02 PM
- Amy F. said...
I'm dreaming of a beautiful back yard...with lots of room for the kids to run, a big garden with fresh vegetables (and no fire ants to eat them), a large patio with a wooden table for family dinners, a fire pit to warm up next to and sip wine, and lots of open space to keep dreaming. Some day...
- July 22, 2010 at 3:54 PM
- everyday inspirations said...
Today I am dreaming about:
• the warmth of the sun on this rainy day
• crossing one more thing off my to-do list than yesterday
• catching up with a good friend without looking at the clock and having to be somewhere
• how peaceful my little girl looks when she is sound asleep - just like an angel :)
thanks for the mini-getaway...blessings to you!
catherine s.
- July 22, 2010 at 4:15 PM
- Meredith said...
I'm dreaming of the very near and near future
August 13th, that our little tea party farm wedding will be just that - a dream. A fun and sweetly memorable day for us, our families and our friends.
I'm also dreaming of having a beautiful photo of myself and Matt.
And in that photo I'm dreaming of not looking fat, bloated and in the midst of throwing up thanks to the new little dream growing in my belly.
Both Matt and I are dreaming of the new little person who will make their welcomed entrance sometime in february 2011.
- July 22, 2010 at 4:36 PM
- Anonymous said...
Beautiful post, Jessica, just like your beautiful shoes.
We moved to Seattle for my husband's new job and so for the past few months, we've been living in a tiny high rise apartment while we've been house hunting. 2 parents, 2 kids and 2 labs. So here are my dreams after months of missing the comforts of home, familiar faces and our daily routine.
I dream of a doggie door and a lush yard for my dogs to frolic and potty in.
I dream of new little friends for my children.
I dream of my own bed (oh how I miss my soft sheets and pillow), and all the clothes & shoes I wish I would have packed for our temporary place.
I dream of finding local girlfriends that share my interests and beliefs.
And I dream about what our life will be like here...
- Tara Uffelman
- July 22, 2010 at 10:39 PM
- Anonymous said...
I dream of owning a white little cottage with my husband and my two girls tucked away in the dreamy woods on a mountain top in mx where we own our few acres of land and grow our own food and have a small farm with a beautiful garden filled with every flower imaginable and surrounded by fruit trees that we may pick freely of and get to worship our lord and praise without having to worry of whose around or who can see. I also dream of having a small clinic so that I can practice holistic medicine and help people heal there ailments using the power of God and natural medicine.
- July 23, 2010 at 12:28 AM
- Element Boutique said...
All of your dreams sound so wonderful....
Here are mine:
I dream of a great quite gateway, perhaps Maui, Hawaii, with my hubby for our 8th year anniversary coming up this August.
I dream of (which is obviously impossible) but a dream is a dream.... for my lovely mother to be here with me happy and healthy. Who I lost to cancer just 14 days ago. Miss her terribly. I'll always love you MOM.
I dream of my wonderful daughters to grow up to be wonderful servants of GOD. Also healthy and happy in life.
I dream of peace in this crazy world... at least for a day. So no one would be hurt, killed or hungry. Woultdn't that be wonderful?
I dream.... I dream... I dream...
Olga Kruz
- July 23, 2010 at 12:32 AM
- Anonymous said...
i am dreaming of a new job that inspires me and makes me happy, big cottage house in the middle of the forest and one more baby in our family.
- July 23, 2010 at 2:17 AM
- Jessica Haley said...
Thanks so much to everyone for sharing a piece of yourself. Between packaging and designing, yesterday was a busy day, but I really enjoying taking a few minutes every few hours to read the new comments. Some of you wrote about love and some of you loss and some of you a new baby. {WOW--Meredith!! Congrats!} Some of you offered me a place to stay {thanks, Sue! You're so kind!} Some of you were so selfless in your dreams, I was amazed. Some of you wrote about things I could relate to, like wishing for uninterrupted work time {me, too, Prencie} taming the laundry monster, or the pain of moving {Tara, we waited 9 mo to buy a house, so I can relate to missing old friends and familiar comforts of home.}
It's always a risk to be transparent, but it made my day a little brighter. Thank you!!
- July 23, 2010 at 7:09 AM
- Jessica Haley said...
Oh, I forgot to add, we tried to plan a Cali trip but all the places we liked were booked. So, we are still planning to go, but in Jan/Feb and doing something local on our actual anniversary (Aug.)
- July 23, 2010 at 7:12 AM
- Anonymous said...
dreaming of floating on the water and closing my eyes and i will be in the tropics......
- July 23, 2010 at 3:36 PM
- stacymandania said...
I'm dreaming of so many things...
* the day I'll get to be a stay at home mommy
* finding my passion
* travels to Europe & tropical islands
* a bigger home to host fabulous parties in with family and friends.
* the day my husband doesn't work seven days a week
* a slower world for my daughter to grow up in, where she has time to be a child and create her own dreams.
- July 23, 2010 at 5:53 PM
- Lisa said...
I think right now I am just dreaming of more time. Ahhh that would be so nice.
- July 23, 2010 at 5:57 PM
- Amanda said...
I am dreaming of a peaceful home to raise our daughter. Right now we rent an apartment on a busy road that is full of noise 24.7. Thats my number one dream! :)
- July 23, 2010 at 7:22 PM
- Brandee said...
I dream of a new building for my flower shop and inspiration to put my own signature to the floral business. I dream that even though my mother is no longer living my baby girl will grow up knowing her.
- July 23, 2010 at 9:29 PM
- Brianne-zam said...
Its so nice just to step back for a moment and dream. Thanks for providing a reason to do so:-)
My dream is that in the very near future a miraculous cure for MS will be discovered so that my husband will regain full function of his leg, so that among other things, he can run and play soccer with our boys and so we can return to Paris and walk along its streets together like we did when we were first married. We're still rather young :-) so I'm still very hopeful! I love the song "Dream" by Priscilla Ahn, so airy and... well, dreamy.
Briana J
- July 24, 2010 at 12:28 AM
- Jenni said...
dreaming of swimming in our soon-to-be-finished swimming pool! can't wait for it {and our newly landscaped backyard} to be finished!!!
- July 24, 2010 at 1:04 AM
- The Kielblocks said...
A new home!
We are living in a 0-bedroom open concept loft... and our baby turns 6 months on Sunday. Our condo has been on the market since we found out we were pregnant, and we're stillllllll waiting.
I dream constantly of finding our new place, making a nursery for the baby, having friends over to our new backyard. *sigh*
- July 24, 2010 at 6:52 AM
- Jewllori by Lori said...
I have so many dreams, mostly dreams that would mean a permanent change of lifestyle!
- I've always dreamed of living in a cute little 3 bedroom flat in London. Dreamy, Jolly Ol' England!
-I dream to one day be fully green in all I do! Why have modern conveniences taken over my will power? Yuck!
- and lastly, I dream for either more closet space, or less stuff. And to fit in my size 4 jeans once again :)
- July 24, 2010 at 9:04 AM
- Rebeca said...
I dream of clean floors.... no spilled juice, milk, spaghetti, and toy cars. Hopefully the sofa cushions will learn to stay on the sofa.... although for now, two small pairs of hands prefer to toss them to the floor. Tired but blessed I am, with two beautiful and healthy boys.
- July 24, 2010 at 2:31 PM
- Dear Lillie said...
Oh - more than anything I am dreaming of an actual working studio!!!!!!!!!! And more babies! =)
- July 25, 2010 at 11:53 PM
- {covet} said...
I'm dreaming of winning the lotto. Oh the possibilities would be endless!
- July 27, 2010 at 11:34 PM
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SAVANNAH, GA – The 25th-ranked and 4th-seeded North Georgia women's soccer team had every chance to put top-seeded Armstrong away in the second round of the NCAA Tournament, but the Pirates scored a goal in each half and emerged with a 2-0 victory at Pirate Field.
The Lady Saints, who end the year at 16-3-1, cap their season as the most successful team in school history. The 2011 squad set program records for wins in a season, the best start in school history and became the first team to advance to the NCAA Division II National Tournament.
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North Georgia had plenty of scoring opportunities early including two chances from point blank range in the opening minutes, as Abby Trevino found herself free in the box in the 5th minute, but her laser shot connected with the post and kept the game scoreless. Emily Dover had an equally good look in the 8th minute but the attempt sailed just high of the mark.
The Pirates had their best chance early in the 16th minute when Emily Cattanach sent a shot towards goal that found the post and bounced back into play, only to be cleared by a North Georgia defender.
The Pirates had an opening in the 25th minute on a free kick and they capitalized to the fullest when Andye Dawson lined up and drilled a shot to the far post that found the back of the net and gave Armstrong a one-goal lead, a score that held true until intermission.
The second half was all about the North Georgia offense peppering Armstrong from every angle, sending shots wide of the mark at every turn. The Lady Saints saw their best chances come off corner kicks as they fired five of their six second-half shots following a corner, but could never find the back of the net.
Natalie Douglass had a golden opportunity with a header off a corner that would have been the equalizer in the 64th minute, but Armstrong's Kristina Pascutti made the team save and kept North Georgia off the board.
The Pirates made some noise in the 66th minute when they lined up for their first and only corner kick of the game and Dawson sent a perfect ball in the box that was headed home by Morgan Mitchell to double the lead and give Armstrong a commanding 2-0 lead.
The Lady Saints never gave up however, keeping constant pressure on the Pirate defense, including another header off a corner, this time by Trevino that clanked off the cross bar and back into the box. North Georgia then had two different shots deflected including a possible Armstrong handball that wasn't called before the Lady Saints were whistled for a foul.
Armstrong goalkeeper Maggie Carson tallied just two saves in the game, but recorded the shutout in all 90 minutes of action. Kirsten Ross suffered the loss, allowing both Armstrong goals and picking up just one save.
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The DobberBaseball Fantasy Guide is out now and fully updated - tell your baseball fan friends, I promise they'll love this guide and how thorough it is.
Hey, look what's back - Brent Burns playing forward! I didn't see the game, but judging by the screwed up line combos for San Jose over at Frozen Pool, it looks like he played with Logan Couture and Joe Thornton. He scored (and Scott Gomez drew an assist so I assume he played shifts with him as well). He may be given W/D eligibility.
No Malkin, no problem. Beau Bennett, the subject of my Hockey News article Monday (read it here) picked up another assist to give him six points in his last eight games.
Dammit! I turned off the TV with about nine minutes left in the Penguins game. They were getting stonewalled and I wanted to get a jump on the ramblings. I go back and see that they stormed back from 2-0 to win 3-2. Hate when that happens, I get so restless if it's low scoring.
Teemu Selanne picked up his first point in six games last night and has just three in his last 12. The Ducks may give him the odd night off going forward - something to watch.
The ridiculous and crazy Shawn Horcoff stat continues - he's been back for two games and the Oilers have won both of them. What is it about him that makes such a difference? Suddenly, I think he's worth that contract!
Magnus Paajarvi has five points in six games, with his two last night. He's shooting the puck now - 18 shots in his last six games - and he's plus-5 in that span.
Jake Muzzin has seven points in his last five games. I picked him up last week and have been enjoying it - in fact, I did a trade on the weekend and told the guy I accept his offer but had him take out Cam Fowler from his offer because I didn't want to drop Muzzin. He has nine points in his last nine games.
Andrej Sekera has four points in his last three games and we've seen him post big numbers during a 20-game run before back in 2011. It teased us into thinking he would be a big producer, but then the Sabres ruined it by signing Ehrhoff. The point is - Sekera could be starting a nice little run here, and don't think he can't do it.
Sergei Bobrovsky: 4-0-1, 0.81 GAA and 0.973 in his last five games. His numbers are now very good overall. I'll leave Flyers fans alone, other than to say I'm sorry.
Derick Brassard has points in four of the five games since his return from a brief UBI.
Riley Nash is starting to show what both Edmonton and Carolina saw in him. Frankly I had my doubts, but the Canes felt he could be a third-line center capable of chipping in 40 points. In 11 games he has six points and is plus-4, so far so good. Two goals last night, without playing with any stars. Here are the Carolina line combos:
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Alex Killorn with two more assists last night, he has 10 points in 16 games on the campaign. While Cory Conacher has cooled off, Killorn is taking his ice time.
Brett Connolly has 52 points in the AHL, good for seventh in scoring. So if Killorn is successful, Conacher is successful…and Connolly is successful, then how does this team look in terms of offense? And also don't forget that Panik and Palat looked good during their call-ups.
I have a slew of video clips to show you, there were just too many to pick from. So I'll break them up a bit.
Kris Versteeg returned from injury (chest) on Friday… and Kris Versteeg left with another injury last night. Here's the hit to his knee that puts him out so soon after returning:
Antoine Roussel came from out of nowhere in the summer and I didn't give him a second thought. I mean - Dallas signed him as a free agent on July 2, 2012. I knew that they signed him as a free agent in July 2, 2012. And yet, I made the conscious decision not to even mention it in the ramblings. Why mention an undrafted career minor leaguer being signed? Meanwhile, the guy has nine points in 16 games, to go with 40 PIM - and he has five points in his last six games. Jeff Angus has a great post on him here.
Dallas line combos with Ray Whitney back in the lineup, but Brenden Morrow and Jamie Benn out:
Whitney - Roy - Cole
R. Smith - Eakin - Jagr
Roussel - Vincour - Eriksson
The Red Wings have sent Tomas Tatar down - and recalled Gustav Nyquist. I have a feeling that they team will play one of these two until he slumps, then they swap them. In theory, this should keep them both at full hustle, hungry to stay in the NHL. Tatar had seven points in 18 games, but just one in his last seven. Nyquist has been the leading AHL scorer, but has since slipped to third. Who do I like better? I like them both, but I like Nyquist better for my fantasy squad.
For those who read my article on Advanced Stats and their role in Fantasy Hockey, the point that I was trying to make was, in a nutshell - I like them, I think all owners should look at them, but keep perspective and understand that they are not gospel. And then I give reasons.
A great example backing this up is this piece by JP over at Japer's Rink. The advanced stats for Wojtek Wolski are telling. Yet the coach doesn't care. Scratches him anyway. Gives him poor zone starts. Adam Oates even said their "play" when explaining the decision to scratch Wolski and Mathieu Perreault, but advanced stats don't back up his statement that their play wasn't up to snuff. These stats tell you what a coach should do in order to optimize the probability of the best result. But a) it's only an improved probability, it's not a guarantee and b) the coach doesn't have to listen.
The Wild have sent Mikael Granlund back to Houston. It's for the best, as he was getting scratched. And so goes my Calder Trophy pick.
This is nothing to write home about, but better than it was before - Craig Smith has seven points in his last 11 games and is seeing his ice time inch upwards. He had two assists last night and his ice time was his fourth highest of the season.
The heavyweights - the 6-0, 209-pound Zenon Konopka who fights all the time, versus the 6-4, 225-pound rookie Patrick Maroon who doesn't fight very often but certainly has the reach to hold his own:
Jason Zucker gets hit by Corey Perry and stays on the ice after hitting the boards awkwardly. Could be out for awhile. The commentating is annoying, just as a side note. Perry was ejected from the game and if he gets suspended I'll, well, do nothing. But he shouldn't be suspended.
And I meant to put this in yesterday, but because I had to cut the ramblings short, I forgot to. But everyone is talking about it, in case you missed it. Kaspars Daugavins with a nice attempt here, has my full support. And good on Tuukka Rask for knowing all about the move and staying with it.
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So, what's a guy going to get for shoving an opponent from behind head-first into the boards? Or for targeting the head on a player in a vulnerable position? Answer: 1 more game. And that, friends, is the definition of weak-sauce.
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Dobber's beloved Leafs ask for a rough game and get OWNED. 2 goons and a bunch of soft AHL'ers do not make a "tough" team. I was hoping for a good game, but after a while I felt embarrassed for the pathetic team called the Leafs. Why did they suck SO bad? Aren't they a contender?
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Brett Connolly has 52 points in the AHL, good for seventh in scoring. So if Killorn is successful, Conacher is successful…and Connolly is successful, then how does this team look in terms of offense? And also don't forget that Panik and Palat looked good during their call-ups.'
And how about a certain Kucherov lurking in the Q. What a job form TBs scouting team.
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Every month a different Anime will be shown with discussion of the characters and comparison of Anime versions vs. Manga versions. Those teens who attend will be able to decide what gets shown from month to month.
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I noticed some snowdrops peeking through the ground, the other day, and immediately was transported back to our visit to the Dutch Bulb fields a few years ago. I thought this painting might remind you folks that spring should not be too far away. This magnificent garden grows many hundreds of varieties of bulbs all in individual beds. The colour is spectacular. I loved the way they are set in trees, Margaret reckons I paid more attention to the trees than the flowers. She's right. I know it's wrong! I promise to seek professional help.


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Individual investors need to look at stocks — if they can stand the risk — because the alternatives are "terrible," mutual fund pioneer John Bogle told CNBC on Monday.
"The higher yielding asset is going to be stocks over bonds in the long run," the founder of The Vanguard Group said in a "Squawk Box" interview. "Including the decade that's coming up here."
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Arguing that 14,000 on the Dow Jones Industrial Average is just a number, Bogle warned about getting caught up in the ups and downs in the market.
"I just don't know how to predict it. My way of doing things — for years and years and years — is to look out 10 years," he said. "That means ignoring the short term."
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Bogle said he's always in the stock market, taking advantage of buying in at different price points.
"The alternatives to stocks are — I might as well say it bluntly — terrible. Bond yields are awful. Money market yields are so close to zero that you can't tell the difference," he said. "So I think you have to think about stocks a little bit different way, if you're willing to take the risks."
One of the ways to think differently, Bogle said, is to capitalize on the trend of buying dividend stocks, which can offer yields that are competitive or even better than bond yields.
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Check It Out By: Anne Marshall Vermillion Public Library Go BUGGY & Catch the Reading Bug at VPL �? �? �? �? �? �? �? �? �? �? �? �? Mr. Twister will visit the library featuring a buggy balloon show at 1:30 p.m. on June 30 with Deron Ruesch and the Worm Tunnel starting at 2:15 p.m. Buggy Arts & Crafts are offered on Tuesday, July 1 starting at 1:30 p.m. Children under five years old must be accompanied by an adult. The video Pinocchio will play on Wednesday, July 2 beginning at 1:30 p.m.�? This film runs for 88 minutes. The Book Beetles Reading Club is scheduled for Thursday, July 3 at 1:30 p.m.�? This group is age appropriate for first and second grades students.�? There will be a book discussions and ��?read-out-louds� as a group.�? Reading out loud is encouraged but not required. No registration is necessary for this program. The Reading Arachnids Club, for third through fifth graders is on Thursday, July 10 starting at 3 p.m. Registration is required and space is limited.�? Please call ahead to see if there is an opening at 677-7060. Arthropod Adventures is a program for children going on vacation. Participants may check out an insect buddy to take with them on their trip. The stuffed insect includes a special postcard the child may mail back to the library to tell us about their adventure.�? The insects will also be available for ��?adoption� at the Closing Party in July. For more information on all programs, visit the Summer Reading Program page on the library��?s Website at http://vpl.sdln.net/summer.htm. Library Announcements The VPL Classic Film Festival will be held on Thursday nights in July.�? The movies will be shown in the Community Room of the library with no cost and free popcorn.�? For more information please call the library at 677-7060. An adult computer class, Introduction to EBay, Facebook, and YouTube, is scheduled for Thursday, July 3 in the morning and evening.�? This class will familiarize participants with social and commercial networks. Please pre-register for these sessions as space is limited. For more information call the library at 677-7060. The library will be closed on Friday, July 4 and Saturday, July 5 in honor of Independence Day.�? It will reopen on Monday, July 7 at 10 a.m.�? Materials may be returned to the book and A/V drops located on the south side of the building by the entrance to the parking lot. DearReader.com Book Club The DearReader.com Book Club offers many selections to Internet patrons.�? Each book runs for five days, Monday through Friday.�? Some genres offer selections every other week.�? Check out this service by registering at the library��?s Web site, http://vpl.sdln.net and clicking on the book club icon. Online patrons can also find the club at www.supportlibrary.com/su/su.cfm?x=470596 . The following selections for the week of June 30 are: Audio book:�? The Winter of Frankie Machine, by Don Winslow. Business: Do the Right Thing, by James F. Parker. Fiction: Firefly Lane, by Kristen Hannah. Good news: A Proper Pursuit, by Lynn Austin. Horror: The Taken, by Sarah Pinborough. Mystery: The Hidden Assassins, by Robert Wilson. Non-fiction: The Zookeeper��?s Wife: A War Story, by Joan Wickersham. Pre-pub: Faking Grace, by Tamara Leigh. Romance: Hot Wheels and High Heels, by Jane Graves. Science fiction: The Dreaming Void, by Peter F. Hamilton. Teen: The Hollow People, by Brian Keaney.
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March 13, 2013 – New research highlights the vital importance of school nutrition and wellness.
The National Dairy Council, along with the GENYOUth Foundation, American College of Sports Medicine, and American School Health Association, collaborated to publish a research report which details the correlation between academic success and healthy school environments. The Wellness Impact: Enhancing Academic Success through Healthy School Environments addresses the key issues impacting students' health and wellness: nutrition, physical activity, food insecurity, and more.
An executive summary of the report features tips on how to make the classroom a healthier place to be. The report encourages administrators, policymakers, and parents to make school wellness a priority.
There are three supplemental pieces to the report brief available—one for parents, one for administrators and one for students. Consider this research a valuable resource when communicating the importance of school meals with your key stakeholders: parents, school administrators, political representatives, members of the media, etc.
The report was produced with support funding from the Midwest Dairy Council. For a copy of the complete report, including references and other supporting materials, visit www.NationalDairyCouncil.org.
March 12, 2013 – On March 4-8, 2013, SNA members across the country recognized National School Breakfast Week. The 2013 theme, "Be a Star with School Breakfast" helped students understand how eating a healthy breakfast at school helps theme shine like their favorite stars. The campaign was created by SNA with the generous support of Kellogg's Food Away from Home.
Check out a quick sample of some of the NSBW 2013 media coverage:CBS Atlanta – Gwinnett County SchoolsThe Charlotte Observer – Charlotte-Mecklenberg SchoolsLa Porte County Life – Michigan City SchoolsForsythNews.com – Forsyth County SchoolsExaminer.com – Fulton County SchoolsRockdale Citizen – Rockdale County Schools
Remember, NSBW may be over, but there's still time to send in your student's "Whose Your School Breakfast Star?" Writing Contest entries. The deadline is March 31, 2013. To download the entry forms, visit www.schoolnutrition.org/nsbw. Please send entries to:
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Apple and gold may have more in common than you think. For a while, neither could do any wrong – and once that illusion was shattered, both fell promptly and painfully.
"This is really just psychology," said Mark Dow, who writes at the Behavioral Macro blog. "You don't have to know anything about gold or anything about Apple to spot a bubble. It's just what happens when something becomes over-loved."
"You can draw a parallel to any classic bubble in history," Dow said. "It's doesn't happen that often, but you've seen it in Apple, and you've seen it in gold."
Max Wolff, chief economist and senior analyst at GreenCrest Capital, also blames psychology for Apple's decline. "You had this blind faith in Apple," Wolff said. "But now you have seen a lot of people fall out of love with the company."
(Read More: How Low Can Apple Go? Let's Just Say 'Quite a Bit')
As a result, "The company is now trading as a stock, as opposed to a phenomenon," Wolff told CNBC.com.
Apple has lost almost half of its value since hitting an all-time high in late September. That was coincidentally just two weeks before gold made its high for the year. Both have lost about 12 percent in the month of April so far.
On Friday, gold clawed back for a second day after the selling wave that started last week. Gold is still down nearly 7 percent for the week.
Apple continued to make new lows Friday morning, and was down about 10 percent this week. Some blame the chart. While the $420 level has served as support for Apple time and time again, on Wednesday, the stock fell clean through it and on Friday, it was trading below the $390 level.
The problem is that Apple, like gold, was over-owned, and each was bought on the faith that it would keep going higher forever. Once Apple and gold ceased to do so, there was not much keeping people in either.
(Read More: What'll Boost Apple, Google: Colin Gillis)
In Apple, "You had a crowd of people who believed you have to own it,"Wolff said. And now, "those guys are all going away."
Gold, too, became viewed as something one simply had to own. "Consultants started telling people that it was a real asset class," Dow said. "What changed in the past week or so is the psychology. Nothing brings out sellers like lower prices — and when lower prices come fast, people get scared."
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That's why Dow sees more selling to come. "I think gold has much further to go on the downside," he said. "No one's really bragging about being short gold yet, and when people do, that's when you'll know we're close to a bottom."
When it comes to Apple, the technicals are certainly no help at this point. "You want to be patient," said Auerbach Grayson Global Technical Analyst Richard Ross. "There's no need to catch a falling knife."
Ross says the stock could drop to the 200-week moving average at $372, but argues it wouldn't necessarily be a buy even there. "Apple has to show me strength," Ross said. "I'd rather be late to it" than buy in too soon.
Dan Nathan of RiskReversal.com also sees Apple going down to that level, but he would not hesitate about picking up some shares.
"Expectations are low on the earnings front, which is contrary to investors' hopes on the cash distribution expectations. If the worst-case scenario comes into play on both fronts, I think Apple flushes toward $370, possibly as low as $350," Nathan said. But that would make it "the buy of the century, or at least the year."
Wolff also thinks Apple shares are inexpensive. "When you're a phenomenon, and you go back to being a stock, the company tend to overshoot to the downside, too," Wolff said. But he doesn't see the "blind faith" coming back anytime soon. "I would be interested in buying it here and selling at about $500."
The gold story could continue to be a much more difficult one, for the reason that it is arguably impossible to place a value on the metal. "Apple does have products, and they do have earnings," Dow said. Gold has neither. Instead, "There was a speculative excess on a shaky foundation. And people came to the realization that the foundation was wrong."
Perhaps people just relied on both gold and Apple too much.
"Up until two years ago, everyone wanted gold. Up until last year, everyone wanted Apple," said Gina Martin Adams, institutional equity strategist at Wells Fargo Securities. Apple "drove a disproportionate amount of market returns, and gold ran up a disproportionate amount of portfolio returns for a certain type of portfolio."
For Mark Dow, the ultimate lesson here is a dark one that has been repeated over and over throughout history.
While people may act like the markets know all, "the markets are not that smart," Dow said. "If the markets were that smart, we wouldn't have bubbles."
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