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- "Hey, I'll take a number 9 - fat boy."
- — Carl Johnson
- "Gimme a number 9, just like his."
- — Ryder
- "Let me get a number 6 with extra dip."
- — Sweet
- "I'll have two number 9s, a number 9 large, a number 6 with extra dip, a number 7, two number 45s, one with cheese, and a large soda."
- — Big Smoke
Drive-Thru is a mission in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas given to protagonist Carl Johnson by his brother and Grove Street Families leader Sweet from his home in the Grove Street cul-de-sac in the Ganton district of Los Santos, San Andreas.
Carl finds Sweet, Big Smoke and Ryder as he comes in his brother's house. Big Smoke suggests getting something to eat, and Carl drives them to the Cluckin' Bell in Willowfield where they order their food. Whilst they are eating their food, Ryder spots some Kilo Tray Ballas gang members in a Voodoo watching them and heading towards Ganton. The Ballas car turns around and performs a drive-by on Sweet's vehicle.
Carl drives after the Ballas, whilst Sweet and Ryder shoot at the car, eventually destroying it. Smoke decides to eat everybody's food instead of helping the team attack the Ballas gang car. Carl drives then back to Ganton, before driving Big Smoke back to his home in Idlewood.
Mission objectives
In order to complete the mission the player must:
- Get in the car
- Drive to the Cluckin' Bell drive thru
- Chase down the gang car before they cap your homies
- Kill the Ballas gang members
- Go back to Sweet's house
- Drive Smoke to his house
The rewards for completing the mission are $200 and an increase in respect. The mission Nines and AKs. The Gyms across the State of San Andreas are available for use after receiving the phone call from Sweet.
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- In this mission, the Ballas are seen using a Voodoo with tinted windows. This is odd since the Ballas do not use the Voodoo as a gang car, but instead, the Grove Street Families use the Voodoo as a gang car. The same pink Voodoo is also seen in the mission Sweet & Kendl.
- At the end of the mission, the Greenwood will be fireproof.
- Even though they go to Cluckin' Bell Drive-Thru, Ryder can be seen taking a box from Big Smoke with the Burger Shot logo on it.
- This is the only time the player gets to use the drive-thru at this location; other visits have to be via through the front door.
- During the cutscene in the drive-thru, notice that after the four make their orders at the menu part, Smoke picks up the food at the same spot but the pick-up window is on the other side of the building
- The song playing during the cutscene at Cluckin Bell is B.Y.S by Gang Starr.
- When CJ, Smoke, Ryder, and Sweet enter the Greenwood, Ryder will take the passenger seat, Smoke will take the seat behind CJ, and Sweet will sit behind Ryder. However, when they start chasing the Ballas Smoke is suddenly sitting behind Ryder and will stay there for the rest of the mission.
- Despite that fact that Sweet tells you to work out, he is just as skinny, if not skinnier, than CJ.
- The Pink Voodoo appears on a GTA SA Screenshot.
- SPOILER WARNING - Smoke's refusal to help CJ, Sweet and Ryder foreshadows a major plot twist that occurs a bit later in the game.
- Even though Smoke doesn't help you in this mission, it doesn't give away anything to the game plot because in the mission Drive-By, he gladly shoots Ballas.
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Lansing, MI-- An Ingham County judge says Thursday's historic Detroit bankruptcy filing violates the Michigan Constitution and state law and must be withdrawn.
But Attorney General Bill Schuette said he will appeal Circuit Judge Rosemarie Aquilina's Friday rulings and seek emergency consideration from the Michigan Court of Appeals. He wants her orders stayed pending the appeals, he said in a news release.
In a spate of orders Friday arising from three separate lawsuits, Aquilina said Gov. Rick Snyder and Detroit emergency manager Kevyn Orr must take no further actions that threaten to diminish the pension benefits of City of Detroit retirees.
"I have some very serious concerns because there was this rush to bankruptcy court that didn't have to occur and shouldn't have occurred," Aquilina said. "Plaintiffs shouldn't have been blindsided," and "this process shouldn't have been ignored."
Lawyers representing pensioners and two city pension funds got an emergency hearing Thursday with Aquilina, and she said she planned to issue an order to block the bankruptcy filing. But lawyers and the judge learned that Orr filed the Detroit bankruptcy petition in Detroit 5 minutes before the hearing began.
Aquilina said the Michigan Constitution prohibits actions that will lessen the pension benefits of public employees, including those in the City of Detroit.
Snyder and Orr violated the constitution by going ahead with the bankruptcy filing because they know reductions in those benefits will result, she said.
"We can't speculate what the bankruptcy court might order," said assistant Attorney General Brian Devlin, representing the governor and other state defendants.
"It's a certainty, sir," Aquilina replied. "That's why you filed for bankruptcy."
Devlin said Snyder has to follow both the Michigan Constitution and the U.S. Constitution.
Schuette's office issued a statement saying an appeal has been filed on behalf of the governor in all three cases before Aquilina.
"In addition, the attorney general filed motions to stay the trial court rulings and any future proceedings while the appeals proceed," spokeswoman Joy Yearout said. "Later today, we expect to file additional motions seeking emergency consideration."
Aquilina issued a declaratory judgment that says the bankruptcy filing violated the Michigan Constitution.
"In order to rectify his unauthorized and unconstitutional actions ... the governor must (1) direct the emergency manager to immediately withdraw the Chapter 9 petition filed on July 18, and (2) not authorize any further Chapter 9 filing which threatens to diminish or impair accrued pension benefits," she said in her order.
John Canzano, a Southfield, Mich., lawyer representing retirees, cautioned that Snyder faces no contempt of court implications if he doesn't follow the judge's instructions. But Canzano said he likely will return to court seeking further relief if Snyder doesn't instruct Orr to withdraw the bankruptcy filing.
Asked what the judge could then do, Canzano said: "I will have to do my homework."
Douglas Bernstein, a partner with Plunkett Cooney law firm in Birmingham, Mich., said Aquilina's ruling is surprising.
"This is generally how bankruptcies occur: You file bankruptcy when there is an impending crisis at the 11th hour," Bernstein said. "You file bankruptcies to stave off litigation."
University of Michigan law professor John Pottow said the issue could travel up the court system, all the way to the Michigan Supreme Court. Or it could be answered decisively and quickly in bankruptcy court.
"There's nothing that precludes a federal judge from adjudicating the constitutionality of the Michigan statute," Pottow said. "The bankruptcy judge can interpret Michigan law."
Aquilina, who like most of the judges on the Ingham court has a Democratic background, appeared prepared for her orders to be appealed.
"Let's get this moving to the Court of Appeals because that's where you all are headed," she said.
She also ordered that a copy of her declaratory judgment be sent to President Barack Obama, saying he "bailed out Detroit" and may want to look into the pension issue.


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Average annual precipitation for the basin ranges from 31 inches in the northern part of the basin to 35 inches in the southern portion of the basin (USDA-SCS 1982). The greatest amount of precipitation usually occurs during June, while the least amount of precipitation generally occurs during the months of January and February (Figure Hy01). The basin is covered primarily in glacial till, and due to the clay content, movement of water to the subsurface is greatly diminished (Detroy and Skelton 1983). Thus, most rainfall runs off the surface rather than percolating into the soil. Streams in the basin show rapid flow increases in conjunction with rains, but quickly return to low flow conditions shortly after runoff ceases (MDNR 1995). Average annual runoff ranges from five inches in the northern portion of the basin to seven inches in the southern part of the basin (USDA-SCS 1982).
United States Geological Survey (USGS) Gage Stations
There are five active and 26 inactive USGS water gage stations throughout the Platte River basin (Table Hy01). Two of the active gage stations are located on the 102 River in Iowa, near the towns of Gravity (crest station) and Bedford (Figure Hy02). The remaining three active stations are located in Missouri. One station is located on Little Platte River 2.4 miles below Smithville Reservoir, one is located at Smithville Reservoir in the dam, and the remaining one is located on the Platte River at Sharps Station (Figure Hy02). Discharges at these active gaging stations are presented in Table Hy02.
Permanent/Intermittent Streams
Permanency of flow in streams within the Platte River basin is best illustrated on USGS 7.5 minute topographic maps. The USGS identified perennial reaches of streams (defined as having water 12 months of the year during years of normal precipitation) on these maps with solid blue lines. Intermittent streams (defined as having water less than 12 months of the year) were indicated with broken blue lines. A listing of the 7.5 minute quadrangle maps covering each of the 435 third order and larger streams within the Platte River basin is provided in Table Hy03 (Figure Hy03).
Funk (1968) classified Missouri streams as permanent if they maintained flow during drought. Intermittent streams were defined as those that maintained permanent pools when flow ceased during drought periods. Based on these criteria, Funk (1968) determined that the entire 138 miles of the Platte River in Missouri had permanent flow. In addition, the entire 70 miles of the 102 River in Missouri maintained permanent flow as well (Table Hy04). Information on the permanence / intermittence of flows in smaller tributaries within the basin is presented in Table Hy04.
Stream Flow
Average annual discharge for the Platte River at Sharps Station, which is 3.3 miles below the confluence of the Little Platte River in Platte County at river mile 25.1 (98% of the drainage basin), is 1,925 cfs (Table Hy02). Examination of the flow duration curve for the Platte River at Sharps Station shows that temporal discharge variability within the basin is high (Figure Hy04). The highest instantaneous daily flow was 37,800 cfs recorded on July 26, 1993, while the lowest instantaneous daily flow was 12 cfs recorded on August 7, 8, 13, and 14, 1989. Stream flows within the basin are generally lowest in January, while peak flows occur during May, June, and July (Figure Hy05), and these flows coincide with monthly precipitation values. Low flows in the Little Platte River below Smithville Dam are maintained at 8 cfs. Hauth (1974) presented flood magnitudes at various recurrence intervals for several locations within the Platte River basin, and these are presented in Table Hy05.
7-Day Q2 and Q10 Low Flows
Skelton (1976) noted that low-flow characteristics of streams vary among physiographic regions in Missouri, and that the low-flow potential of most streams in the Dissected Till Plains region is poor because of the low hydraulic conductivity of the clays and shales in the area. Skelton (1976) estimated that the 7-day Q2 would be zero for drainage basins less than 100 miles2. In addition, about 60% of streams with drainage basins of 100 to 200 miles2 would have 7-day Q2 values of zero, and the remaining streams of this size would have 7-day Q2 values ranging from 0.1 to 1.0 cfs. Skelton (1976) also estimated that the 7-day Q10 would be zero for drainage basins less than 200 miles2 in this region, with about 70% of the streams with drainage basins of 200 to 1,000 miles2 having 7-day Q10 values of zero. The remaining 30% would have 7-day Q10 values ranging from 0.1 to 1.5 cfs. Data from the Platte River basin for seven day low-flows at two and ten year intervals were reported in Skelton (1970) and Skelton (1976), and these are presented in Table Hy06. The slope index (the ratio of the 7-day Q2 to 7-day Q20) for the Platte River at Agency was 73.3, and this high value indicates extremely high variability in annual low flows and poor groundwater supply. The average slope index for ten streams within the Dissected Till Plains region was 25 (Todd et al. 1994), and ranged from 8.7 in the Grand River near Gallatin to 73.3 for the Platte River. Channelization and watershed modifications were attributed to the wide range in slope index values within northern Missouri (Todd et al. 1994).
Dam and Hydropower Influences
Smithville Lake, a 7,190-acre impoundment on the Little Platte River, and Mozingo Lake, a 1,000-acre impoundment on Mozingo Creek, are the two largest impoundments within the basin. In 1984, there were 59 impoundments greater than two surface acres within the Missouri portion of the basin, and these totaled 635 acres (MDNR 1995). Although no information exists on the total number of impoundments within the Iowa portion of the basin, ten public impoundments totaling 1,042 acres were identified. Undoubtedly, the number of impoundments greater than two acres has increased dramatically throughout the basin since 1984 in association with PL 83-566, SALT, EARTH, and other erosion control projects. Concern exists on what effects these impoundments have on low flow conditions because they intercept runoff and provide little or no provisions for maintenance of stream flows. There are no hydropower facilities within the Platte River basin.


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As snow blanketed much of the state today, Mainers prepared for what some predict will be an historic blizzard. Flights have been cancelled, bus and train services halted, and sporting events postponed. Patty Wight ventured out into the weather to see just how much the storm is disrupting the state, and how Mainers are planning ahead for the weekend.
At noon, the Portland Jetport was a virtual ghost town - the long maze of black ribbons leading to security empty, save for the lone TSA agent waiting at the end. Downstairs at the airline counters there were just a few hopeful travelers in line, including Stephanie Morris from Gray, who had booked an ill-timed flight: "Nine-fifteen tomorrow morning," she says. "Worst time!"
After calling the airline and waiting on hold for a half-hour on two different phone lines, she came to the Jetport in person, where she discovered her flight was cancelled.
"Well, I'm trying to fly to Portland, Oregon, to see my kids for the first time in a year and a half," she says. "So, I'm just trying to find out whether there's anything going today so I can just sit and wait and do standby, or sleep overnight in an airport, or whatever I have to do to get there."
Jetport spokesperson Gregory Hughes says most flights left Friday morning, but those scheduled for the afternoon were cancelled and he doesn't expect things to start running again until Saturday afternoon. But he says most people planned ahead to avoid last-minute hassles, and it's lucky the storm hit before February break for schools.
"You know, we're pre-holiday. If this was two weeks from now, we'd have a much bigger impact," he says.
But while travel by air, rail and land has been halted or hampered, travel by sea is full steam ahead. Larry Legere of Casco Bay Lines ferry service in Portland says trips are rarely cancelled for weather - maybe one or two times a year - and he doesn't expect service to be interrupted by this storm.
"Unless the wind gusts get too high," he says. "And then it gets a bit dangerous docking at the islands, and that's where our captains take over and decide whether it's safe. Being out on the ocean on the boats is not a big problem."
With the stage set for Mainers to stay put for at least the next day or so, some, like Steve Anderson of Peaks Island, saw the need to get last-minute storm essentials. "It's stock up on wine and stock up on water," he says. "And that's about it. It's snow and it's Maine."
Anderson was waiting to catch the ferry back to Peaks with fellow island resident Bruce St. Thomas, who was hauling three canvas bags full of groceries back for himself and others. St. Thomas says residents are watching out for each other.
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Many other Mainers hit the stores today, and Hannaford spokesman Erik Blom says the supermarket chain has managed to keep up with demand, save for a few isolated stores that may have run out of certain items. "We did pre-position and move ahead of the storm extra water and batteries," he says, "and the stores have certainly been very busy."
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MORGANTOWN -- Odds and ends and a few things I think I think while waiting for some sort of official word on West Virginia's three latest football coaching hires:
All three will be hired, but not without going through the requisite background checks and paperwork required by WVU for any hire. And until that happens - one by one in the next few days certainly - they're pretty much in limbo.
They can't go out and recruit and they can't even be issued new cell phones. And given that national signing day is just over three weeks off, that's got to be frustrating.
Well, there aren't a lot of coaching masterminds out there looking for jobs as assistant coaches. But the truth is that, at least in the case of Gibson and Galloway, Dana Holgorsen might have made significant progress.
Let's face it, the first priority for West Virginia is to upgrade the talent level at almost every position save for quarterback and receiver. And at those spots, replacing (as opposed to upgrading) NFL-caliber players is a significant need.
I know very little about Mitchell, but in Gibson and Galloway, Holgorsen may have hit the mark. Galloway famously recruited both Tavon Austin and Bruce Irvin to WVU. Gibson's recruiting acumen has never been in question.
And it's a lot easier to coach when you start with good recruits.
According the WVU records, the following freshmen are enrolled and thus are eligible to work out this winter and join spring drills: linebacker Hodari Christian, safety Malik Greaves, quarterback Chavas Rawlins, running back Wendell Smallwood and receiver Dakiel Shorts. Junior college running back Dreamius Smith is also enrolled, although three others who signed as mid-year transfers were not yet in the system as of Monday afternoon.
Of course, anyone who manages to graduate high school a semester early and begin college can be assumed to be no dummy, but I did find it interesting that Christian's stated major is biology and Greaves' is engineering. Nice to put student in student athlete.
The whole thing is too complicated to get into right now (think Facebook posts combined with some legal trouble involving teammates, not Rawlins; oh, and the ACLU is apparently ready to jump in now), but it's created quite the firestorm. Rawlins says he's disappointed, but he'll be at his Monessen High School graduation whether he's allowed to walk or not.
McEvoy visited Oregon last weekend and had said previously that he had pretty much narrowed his choices to the Ducks and WVU. He was going to enroll at his choice for the spring semester. The deadline for doing so (the end of the NCAA's mid-year junior college transfer signing period) is today.
Well, as it turns out McEvoy won't be eligible to go anywhere until the summer, so he can't sign as a mid-year transfer. He still needs another class.
So McEvoy told me Monday he'll delay his decision.
"I won't put it off too long, but there's no reason to hurry now,'' he said.
In a game in which Syracuse just dominated West Virginia, the numbers for Garvin immediately afterward were stunning: 15 tackles, two sacks, three tackles for loss, a forced fumble, a fumble recovery and return and a broken-up pass.
And indeed, Garvin was pretty good. He pancaked Syracuse quarterback Ryan Nassib a couple of times and did force and recover a fumble. But he didn't have 15 tackles.
As was the case with most of the statistics in that game, they had to be audited afterward. Let's just say that the statisticians the Yankees hired should probably stick to baseball. The red flag for me in the moments after the game was that defensive end Eric Kinsey was credited with three rushes for minus-30 yards.
Well, West Virginia's sports information people went back and re-did all the numbers. Almost everything changed, if only in minor form. For example, Tavon Austin's rushing totals went from 12 carries for 54 yards to 11 for 45. Stedman Bailey gained a catch, but lost yards, going from seven receptions for 126 yards to eight for 121. Geno Smith wasn't 16 of 24, he was 19 of 28. Oh, and Prince-Tyson Gulley did not rush for 208 yards against WVU.
It was 213.
Yeah, they were off.
Anyway, the final stats also show Garvin with all of those extras he was credited with (the sacks, etc.), but with far fewer tackles. Instead of 13 solo tackles and two assists, he had six solos and two assists. He was actually the third-leading tackler on the team behind Darwin Cook (his went from six to 11) and Karl Joseph (seven to nine).
Garvin still had a good game, mind you, or as good a game as could be had by a guy on a team that gave up 369 rushing yards (that stayed the same). But it wasn't 15 tackles good.
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Thursday, April 1, 2010
Drive Slow?
I drive fast. And I like to drive to fast. I don't know why. Sometimes it's from poor planning so I am rushed to be somewhere on time. Sometimes it's because I feel agitated, and I do things fast when I feel that way. Part of it is feeling like driving is a waste of my time, and I want to get it over with quickly. I just seem to rush, rush, rush whenever I drive.
It's all catching up with me. I got a warning from a police officer about seven months ago because I was speeding in a school zone. It wasn't intentional...my mind was on other things (homeschooling books that I had just bought at the thrift store!) and I just didn't notice that I was in the school zone. He gave me a warning, I felt stupid, and gave myself some sort of mental scolding for always pushing it when I drive.
This morning I was late getting Will to his preschool. My mind was very preoccupied as I drove, and so I didn't notice that the speed limit had just changed from 45 to 35...and I was going 49. Blue lights in the rear-view. I thought "Seriously?!" And my next thought was "Lord, you are trying to teach me something and apparently I am not listening". I accepted my ticket graciously and knew I deserved it. Even though my speeding wasn't intentional this morning, I usually DO speed and it usually IS intentional and I just think that I won't get caught. And I rationalize it away too..."the speed limit is 35 here but shouldn't be...it SHOULD be 50 so I'll go that". It's terrible, really.
It was good for me to be honest with my children that what I am doing is wrong and that I need God's grace to stop speeding. It was good for me to be humble before them and admit wrong-doing and that I struggle with sin...I think that God used the situation for good to build deeper transparency and grace in our family relationships.
But at the end of the day, I still want to stop speeding and figure out why I drive my car and myself so hard. I am so weary of having my default setting being anxiety-driven. I want to live out of a peaceful, trusting place not out of a fretful, pushy place. God is allowing something as simple as speeding tickets to teach me to trust, to slow, to relinquish control...to choose in my dailiness to walk by faith in His sovereign, gracious character.
Oh I really want to learn these heart lessons. I really do.
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12 comments:
- Natalie said...
I can definitely relate to living fast- too fast. I, too, am struggling through the lessons of slowing down the pace of my life, my mind, my spirit. So glad we have a God who is long suffering and always willing to give us another chance!
- April 1, 2010 at 4:39 PM
- Marianna said...
I'm afraid that I have the same habit...mine is just that a habit. I tend to drive a little too aggressively (not cutting people off or anything, just pushing the limits) if I'm late. Thankfully, that doesn't happen too often, but still a bad practice.
Knowing all the city police speed traps makes it that much harder to stop! I only slow down where I know I have to!
- April 1, 2010 at 5:18 PM
- Amber DeYoung said...
I know just how you feel, not the speeding part, but about pussing myself so hard and living in the constant sate of anxiety. Mine stems from always trying to keep everyone around me happy and not taking care of myself.
- April 2, 2010 at 8:46 AM
- otter_pop19 said...
Great realizations. If you think of it terms of legality it IS a really big deal. It's breaking the law. Even though it doesn't seem as severe as other "crimes" it really is. Also, think of it in terms of a sin a sin...period. Maybe it would help to think of the potential harm you could cause to yourself, others, and your children. It's scary and we do tend to overlook/justify our driving habits.
To alleviate the stress while driving try listening to some soothing music in the car...seriously. It will have great effects on your mental well-being.
Oh and I love the pic. It "moves" me! :)
- April 2, 2010 at 10:24 AM
- otter_pop19 said...
Oh and chill out you guys! Life is way too short to be living in a constant state of stress and anxiety!
- April 2, 2010 at 10:25 AM
- Aimee said...
yes, you are right..in legality it IS wrong...and I do justify it. I would say that theologically it is a sin is a sin is a sin but practically it isn't as severe as murder, adultery, etc. That's why it's easy to downplay it.
And yes, I would love to just "chill out"...oh if it were just that easy :) I think we have differing personality types...type A personalities or high do-ers have a very difficult time not giving in to anxiety. Phlegmatic personalites like my husbands and maybe yours are more laid-back by nature and don't struggle in this area and take life more easily as it comes to them. My personality takes over-responsibility for other people quite often which leads me to a stressful state...my laid back buddies don't struggle with this...in fact many of them struggle with under-responsibility.
- April 2, 2010 at 11:06 AM
- Bonita said...
I used to speed too, but somewhere along the way I got better about that, but now I get miffed at driver's that get in my way or that are going too slow. I'm working on that one now because one day I heard my pastor say that when we act this way we are being impatient because of pride. Oops!
Granted, sometimes my lack of organization is the root issue for the impatience, but often it is simply pride. I want others to get out of my way because what I have to do is so much more important than what they have to do, though I don't always realize Im' thinking this way.
I'm really loving these transparent posts you're writing. They are bringing to light so many things that I need to face and deal with. Keep 'em coming!
- April 2, 2010 at 3:27 PM
- donna rae said...
Oh, Aimee, I had the same experience several years ago with my (then) young children in the car. It taught me and them a valuable lesson in being honest and gracious about our mistakes. I still drive too fast, both in my car and in my daily walk, but I catch myself doing it and slow down. I now convince myself that by slowing me down, God is allowing me to miss being involved in the accident (vehicular or otherwise) I may see up ahead.
- April 4, 2010 at 7:42 PM
- Bennett and McConnell Family said...
This is beautiful, Aimee! I love the concept of transparency and humility, even before our children.
- April 4, 2010 at 9:57 PM
- Bennett and McConnell Family said...
ps Just saw what you wrote about differing personalities - so true. My husband, too, is so much more patient and never has to RUSH like I do. Interestingly, I think it relates to something in your previous post - insecurity. I'm afraid I'll miss something, or won't do something well enough or whatever, and it does make me push my self. My Mike certainly strives for excellence, but he does so from a place of self-acceptance, not self-flagellation (sp?), as I often do. Don't know if that makes sense to you, but something I've observed!
- April 4, 2010 at 10:00 PM
- Laura said...
We all need to learn -- or be reminded of -- those lessons. Thanks for your honest post.
Come on over for some mom inspiration and encouragement!
- April 4, 2010 at 10:28 PM
- Pom Pom said...
One year I got a lot of speeding tickets. I was driving all the kids around so much that I finally had to commit to using the cruise control all the time. It helped, but it is a fantastic metaphor for the way we rush. They say Jesus was always moving and never rushed. Whew.
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Sure, Assistant Professor of American Sign Language- English Interpreting (ASL-EI) Brian Cerney puts "ghost interpreters" to work in traditional courses.
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Police in Northglenn are searching for a woman who may have tried to leave a baby on a stranger's doorstep.
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- 2004
- If we begin with certainties, we shall end in doubts; if we begin with doubts, and are patient, we shall end in certainties. ~ Marcus Aurelius
- selected by Kalki
- 2005
- You say that you are my judge. I don't know if you are — but take care not to judge wrongly, lest you place yourself in great danger. ~ Jehanne Darc (Jeanne d'Arc; Joan of Arc) (canonized 16 May 1920)
- selected by Kalki
- 2006
- I like quoting Einstein. Know why? Because nobody dares contradict you. ~ Studs Terkel (born 16 May 1912)
- selected by Kalki
- 2007
- The universe is flux, life is opinion. ~ Marcus Aurelius
- proposed by Aphaia
- 2008
- Nothing happens to anybody which he is not fitted by nature to bear. ~ Marcus Aurelius
- proposed by Aphaia
- 2009
- The slave system is one of constant danger, distrust, suspicion, and watchfulness. It debases those whose toil alone can produce wealth and resources for defence, to the lowest degree of which human nature is capable, to guard against mutiny and insurrection, and thus wastes energies which otherwise might be employed in national development and aggrandizement. The free-labor system educates all alike, and by opening all the fields of industrial employment and all the departments of authority, to the unchecked and equal rivalry of all classes of men, at once secures universal contentment, and brings into the highest possible activity all the physical, moral, and social energies of the whole state. ~ William H. Seward
- proposed by InvisibleSun
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- I have learned, by some experience, that virtue and patriotism, vice and selfishness, are found in all parties, and that they differ less in their motives than in the policies they pursue. ~ William H. Seward (born May 16, 1801)
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- Whatever is in any way beautiful hath its source of beauty in itself, and is complete in itself; praise forms no part of it. So it is none the worse nor the better for being praised. ~ Marcus Aurelius
- proposed by Aphaia
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|Must then a Christ perish in torment in every age to save those that have no imagination?
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|Religion is a great force — the only real motive force in the world; but what you fellows don't understand is that you must get at a man through his own religion and not through yours. Instead of facing that fact, you persist in trying to convert all men to your own little sect, so that you can use it against them afterwards. You are all missionaries and proselytizers trying to uproot the native religion from your neighbor's flowerbeds and plant your own in its place. You would rather let a child perish in ignorance than have it taught by a rival sectary.
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(SportsNetwork.com) - While the records may not indicate it, Thursday night's
battle between the Miami Heat and New York Knicks in Madison Square Garden
should be a marquee matchup.
The Heat are back near their usual perch atop the basketball world, but the
Knicks' struggles this season have been well documented.
The latest problem for the Knicks involves J.R. Smith and it might have been
one of his worst transgressions. The NBA fined Smith $50,000 on Wednesday for
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Smith tried untying an opponent's shoelaces. After the first, Smith was warned
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His coach is no longer amused.
"I'm not happy about this because he was warned, he comes back, and he makes
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On Tuesday, New York took care of its business at home with an 89-85 victory
over the Detroit Pistons.
Carmelo Anthony poured in a game-high 34 points and Andrea Bargnani registered
a double-double with 13 points and 11 rebounds. Raymond Felton scored 12
points for New York. Tyson Chandler missed the game with an upper respiratory
infection and is listed as questionable.
The Knicks are 14 1/2 games behind the Heat in the Eastern Conference. Last
season, these teams finished Nos. 1 and 2, and the Knicks beat the Heat three
times in the regular season, including both trips to Miami.
The Heat have been very strong of late, winning three straight, five of six
and 11 of 13. They've won three consecutive road games and that will help as
they embark on a six-game odyssey with visits to New York, Brooklyn,
Washington, Philadelphia, Charlotte and Atlanta.
"It felt like we just got home," said LeBron James, referring to the team's
recent four-game trip out west. "We have to refocus on what the road is all
"The Knicks are playing much better than they were. It's the Mecca of
basketball. It's always great to be there."
On Tuesday, the Heat overcame a double-digit deficit in the second half,
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James scored 19 in the third quarter alone and finished with 32 points.
"I was able to get into a good rhythm and just try to keep it going and regain
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Dwyane Wade added 22 points, eight rebounds and eight assists for Miami, which
outscored the Pelicans 64-39 in the final 24 minutes after trailing by six at
halftime. Chris Andersen added 15 points off the bench on 7-of-7 shooting.
The Heat were without starters Mario Chalmers (Achilles) and Shane Battier
(quad). Both players are considered day-to-day.
While the Knicks won three of four last season, the Heat are 11-5 in the last
16 meetings between the teams. Miami has won five of its last seven in Madison
Square Garden.
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The Roman Catholic Church yesterday reaffirmed commitment to fight poverty and contribute to national development through various projects, including financial services through its Mkombozi Commercial Bank (MKCB).
This was said in Dar es Salaam by Dar es Salaam Archdiocese Auxiliary Bishop Eusebius Nzigilwa at the opening of MKCB Msimbazi branch. He was representing Archbishop Polycarp Cardinal Pengo.
"In order to liberate the society from poverty, the Church has proposed establishment of several projects, including universities, hospitals, farms, schools and different colleges," he said.
Nzigilwa explained that Tanzanians were involved in owning the MKCB and that no single foreigner has invested in it.
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Tanzania Episcopal Conference (TEC) secretary general Fr Anthony Makunde thanked religious and public leaders for supporting the Church's efforts.
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The Dover Police Department in partnership with the Central Delaware branch of the NAACP will hold a series of community outreach initiatives in the downtown Dover area.Weather permitting, the first will be at 7 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 12. Police will close off the first block of South New Street at Loockerman and Reed Streets to take part in a series of basketball games with area youth.
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