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PERSONAL: Attended Elm Creek (Neb.) High School…Led team to 2004 and 2005 Class DI state playoffs…Helped team record program's first-ever playoff victory…A two-time honorable-mention all-state performer in football, also played basketball and competed in track and field…Finished third in the state Class C discus finals as a senior…Father played football at Nebraska-Kearney…Visited kids at the Oakland Children's Hospital in December 2011…Spent volunteer time at the VA Palo Alto Health Care System in November 2011.
The Raiders Offensive Line gave back to the community on Monday by distributing turkey dinners.
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It was a gory sight as the body of a 50-year-old man, identified as Chief Ekanem Edet, dangled from a rope tied to the roof of his room at Mbiabong Itam in Itu Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom State.
Vanguard learned that Ekanem Edet, former Secretary of the Mbiabong Village Council, popularly called Jolly Boy, waited until his wife and two sons went out before taking his life, allegedly leaving a suicide note in which he blamed his action on harsh economic condition. According to a close family source, the deceased, in the suicide note, blamed government for inflicting unbearable pains and hardship on Nigerians.
A close associate of the deceased, Mr. Okon Effiong, told newsmen that Ekanem Edet was discovered dead by his friend, who went to visit him. He added that Edet was immediately buried after some traditional rites of passage were performed. He said: "He was a very sociable man and always shared his thoughts on issues. I do not know why he should consider suicide as the last option to escape from these hard times."
Vanguard further learned that few days to his death, the deceased complained bitterly about the current economic crunch. According to a family source, "Edet took his life, blaming his action on the prevailing hardship." The source added that the deceased, who deals on Ogogoro, cigarettes and other stimulants, decided to take his life when it appeared that he could no longer run his small family with the meagre earnings from his trade.
A pastor at the local church recalled: "He used to complain that his petty business was no longer fetching him and his family basic needs such as food, clothing and fees for the children's education. "He was always blaming government for the economic policies that do not allow him afford basic commodities such as gari, bread, yam, rice, beans, oil, kerosene and other essential goods." According to him, the family was reluctant to call in the police because of the suicide note.
He could not afford basic commodities such as gari, bread, yam, rice and beans | 50-yr-old father of two commits suicide, blames it on economy
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God have mercy!ReplyDelete
What will he tell God now he is dead? We all know it hasn't been easy but suicide is never I repeat never an option.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous2 September 2016 at 09:04
Again! As much as I feel his frustrations, but I think committing suicide isn't the solution. God have mercy on this country.ReplyDelete
situation yi o critical gan ni bt its nt enuf reason to take a life u cnt give.......RIPReplyDelete
Hhhmmmmmmnnn but suicide is not an option *SMHReplyDelete
What a pity! Though the current economic climate is not friendly, it has not gotten to the point of taking one's life.ReplyDelete
you dont still have to kill yourself because nigeria poor economyReplyDelete
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I hear all the time that adult ballet students have to miss class due to work, time or life! I know this is frustrating. Some of them are en pointe and when you miss class, your get weaker. It is always advisable to wait until your second class to dance en pointe again.
At the studio where I teach, students sign an agreement when they go en pointe. It states: "If I miss class, I will not put on pointe shoes in the next class that I take." This will protect you from injury because pointe is a specialized skill.
Unconventional wisdom
I don't really believe in unconventional wisdom. I believe that wisdom is derived from successful experience but I am not a conventional ballet teacher.
Back to the problem of missing classes, read on to find out my unconventional advice. I love to take ballet class whenever I can as well. However, this past school year has been difficult due to two injuries. While not incapacitating for everyday life, they merited time off from ballet class. When I returned to class, I started with barre and limited all rises, grand pliés and jumps. Now I am back to dancing a full class. I feel more placed and stronger after following my own advice (LOL!).
So what did I do?
I took my own unconventional wisdom as tried and true advice! Whenever I was injured as a dancer, I was sent to physical therapy. Fortunately, I have not had any serious injuries so it was not usual to go to a physician.
This is what I learned and it will always ring true.
Ballet did not make me as strong as I needed to be in order to dance.
Let me say that again.
Ballet class alone did not provide me with the means to dance as strongly as it was necessary, to be a professional dancer.
Why is ballet technique progressing so fast?
Is it that this generation of ballet dancers are born stronger and more flexible? Aaaahh…. no.
As a matter of routine, high-level students and dancers do what I used to do only when I was sidelined and injured. At physical therapy, I was assigned exercises to balance and strengthen my body. Always, I came back not only stronger but more knowledgeable. Who would not want that result?
It was mind blowing to me in 1979 that taking more ballet classes was not going to do the trick! I had the good fortune to dance with Oakland Ballet when Sally Street was our most experienced ballerina. She was a former dancer with New York City Ballet and the mother of Kyra Nichols who was one of the last "Balanchine Ballerinas."
Kyra came home to California and was rehearsing "Tchaikovsky Pas de Deux" at Oakland Ballet's studio. I was awestruck as I watched this exquisite dancer fly through the air and attack the fouettés with absolute ease.
Sally complained to me that Kyra does not understand that you only need to take one class per day, not three! She went on to say that you should do a barre exercise like rond de jambe with great attention because you do it only once per day.
I never forgot that advice. Certainly, you can gain stamina and strength from more than one class per day but how long can you sustain that? Students who come home from a summer intensive return (hopefully) with improved technique. Obviously, they cannot sustain this training throughout the entire year.
Adult and teen ballet students have this in common.
They don't have the time to do what they think they need in order to improve. Mainly get to more classes than they are currently taking. There are alternatives.
Finally, what did I learn from my experiences? I am sure you can guess! I kept on doing those PT exercises throughout my entire life as a dancer. As a ballet teacher , I have added dozens of variations of the same muscles as we come to know more about our bodies. We know more about fascia, nerves and muscles than we ever did in 1979. Other disciplines such as running, and gymnastics have invented ways to improve their athletes' abilities.
All this = amazing technicians now!
No one was doing eight pirouettes in 1979. The first woman that I ever heard of doing six pirouettes was Paloma Herrera when she first joined ABT in 1991.
Nowadays, many dancers aspire to this and are doing them! Jumps are higher, flexibility training has gone to extremes and a specific body type continues to reign. Rumor has it that companies will soon only take dancers with 180-degree turnout! Tweet that!!It is rumored that companies will soon only take dancers with 180-degree turnout!Click To Tweet
My answer to all this mystery is that they are training with conditioning methods. Pacific Northwest Ballet was one of the first ballet schools that had conditioning facilities for dancers. This was innovative, to say the least when I first visited in the late 80's! They call it "PNB Conditioning". It is based on Joseph Pilates' work and they teach mat and apparatus work.
I teach several private lessons per week. I always tailor part of my lesson to discover the anatomical limitations of the student. That gives me the ability for the greatest improvement in each dancer and most importantly– the fastest! I teach them specialized exercises that should be done at home or before class. They have full access to my blog, exercise charts and videos just like you do. However, I check in with them every week and ask how a particular workout is going. It holds them accountable as well and enables me to change it up if necessary!
The full pdf list of my Floor Barre #1 exercises have been added to the Membership page.
Ballet Floor Barre videos are available here: Ballet Floor Barre #1.
This is a well-rounded workout that takes about 16 minutes from start to finish. It is exactly what I do when I cannot take a class at all or take an entire class. I also assign students some of these specialized exercises.
Here's to ballet continuing to grow technically! But let's never forget artistry.
As I age as a person and dancer, I will always do my floor barres and know that it will keep me fit and flexible. Yours truly in the love of healthy dancing!
p.s. I would love to hear from you as to how you keep in ballet "shape" in between classes. Please comment below!


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Kenny is a graduate of Mississippi State University and Dallas Theological Seminary. He has been associated with Emmanuel since the early 1970's as a student at MSU. For 19 years he served as leader of the music ministry and was involved in the church education program. He has served as pastor/teacher since 2005. Kenny and his wife Kaye have been married for 33 years and have two children, Holly and Joe Warner.
|Gerald McKibben
Gerald is a graduate of Mississippi State University. He is a semi-retired Entomologist, having spent most of his career as a Research Scientist with the U.S. Department of Agriculture. He has been a member of Emmanuel for many years, having served as Deacon, Elder, and Sunday School teacher. One of his special areas of ministry is Creation education. Gerald and his wife Joyce have been married for 53 years and have two sons, Everett and Phillip.
|Everett McKibben
Everett has been associated with Emmanuel off and on for most of his life. A graduate of Mississippi State University and the University of Mississippi School of Medicine, he's a Family Practitioner in his hometown of Starkville. Everett has served on the Deacon Board of Emmanuel, and presently serves on the Elder Board. He is Sunday School teacher for the Adult Class. His church interests include mission trips and church finances. Everett and his wife, Rachelle, have been married for 30 years and have three children, Anne, James, and Abby.
|Garry Jones
Garry has been associated with Emmanuel since the 1970's. He is a graduate of Florida Bible College and Delta State University. He served as Registrar for Florida Bible College for a number of years and now serves as Financial Aid Director for East Mississippi Community College. Gary and his wife Rhonda have been married for 25 years and have three children, Stephen, Daniel, and Hannah.
|Wayne Cole
Wayne has been associated with Emanuel since 2006 where he has served on the Deacon Board and is presently serving on the Elder Board and as a substitute teacher in Adult Sunday School. A graduate of Mississippi State University and Iowa State University, he was employed with the University of Wisconsin before returning to Mississippi State University where he served as a professor (teaching and research) for 32 years before retiring in 1995. Wayne and Mary, his wife of 21 years, enjoy a blended family of 5 children, 12 grandchildren, and 2 great-grandchildren. (Wayne's children: Robert and Michael) (Mary's children: Susie, Candy, and Jonathan)
|Keith Jeffries
Keith is a graduate of Mississippi State University. He is a Library Media Specialist at Choctaw County High School and is the District Test Coordinator for Choctaw County School District. He is also an adjunct faculty member in the College of Education at MSU. His ties to Emmanuel go back to spring 1973. He has served as a deacon and is an elder at Emmanuel. He teaches the high school Sunday School class. Keith and his wife Sheila have been married 35 years. They have nine children (Brad, Rachel, Wade, Grant, Emily, Ryan, Lori, Daniel, and Jennifer) and nine grandchildren.


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Diversified public sector company Balmer Lawrie & Co is foraying into the businesses of logistics hub and construction chemicals and plans to invest more in existing ones including making containers and providing travel services. The Kolkata-based company has started work on an integrated logistics hub in Vizag, a container making facility in Navi Mumbai and is manufacturing construction chemicals on a pilot basis. We have taken a decision to make some major investments of around Rs400 crore in the next two-three years. We have the cash and the resources to invest. One major investment would be setting up a high throughput steel barrel manufacturing plant at Navi Mumbai at Rs100 crore, Viren Sinha, chairman and managing director, said at the companys 95th annual general meeting on Wednesday. The company would invest Rs170-180 crore in the Vizag project, which would be a joint venture with Vizag Port Trust. Balmer Lawrie will hold the majority stake. Both agreed for a share profit ratio of Balmer with 60% and Vizag Port with 40%. Also allotted 50 Acres of land for the construction by the Govt of Andhra Pradesh
The logistics hub at Vizag would be an integrated rail-connected container freight station (CFS), comprising warehouses, cold storages, truck parking facilities and areas for third parties to re-work on their cargo. Land has been identified and technical and financial feasibility studies have been done. The project needs an approval from the shipping ministry, Sinha said. The company which is producing construction chemicals at two small facilities at Chennai and Kolkata is looking to expand the business. By end of this year, the capacities at these places would be reached and beyond that we need to set up new plants. The proposals would be taken up at our next Board meeting, Sinha said. Among the existing businesses, the companys barrel manufacturing unit at Navi Mumbai plans to increase container capacity by about 30%. Work is underway, about eight acre of land is with us and completion time would be about 15 months from now, he said.
Currently, Balmer Lawrie produces about 40 lakh barrels at eight plants that contribute Rs500 crore to the aggregate turnover of Rs2,500 crore. Balmer Lawrie currently operates three container freight stations. The facility at Mumbai is spread over 26 acre post expansion, which has just been completed. We have a CFS in Chennai over 18 acre while the one in Kolkata covers 16 acre. We had similar plans for a project in West Bengal also, but it has been dropped as the identified land is not coming through. The company is also considering acquisitions in the travel services and leather chemical segments. We have set up a travel portal at an investment of Rs25 crore, including a back-office with a 24x7 call centre. Balmer Lawrie was looking to acquire a tour firm, but the deal didnt go through over valuation issues, while a deal for a logistics company didnt happen after due diligence. However, we are still looking at acquisitions in these areas and also in leather chemicals, particularly in finishing chemicals where we dont have a product, he said.


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Spain manager Vicente Del Bosque has signed a two-year extension of his contract, which now runs until 2016. The former Real Madrid manager will lead La Roja until the Euro 2016 in France. Despite Spain's defeat in the Confederations Cup final against Brazil, Del Bosque is still the right man to lead Spain.
His contract was due to expire after the 2014 World Cup, and there was rumors suggesting that the former Real Madrid manager would leave after next year's tournament in Brazil. Extending his contract is the best decision the Spanish Football Federation could have possibly made. The 62 year-old manager is the most successful manager Spain has ever known.
He's also one of the best successful managers in the game. Del Bosque has won two Champion's League and two La Liga titles with Real Madrid before winning the World Cup in 2010 and the Euro in 2012 with Spain. He's the only manager to have ever won the World Cup, the Euro and the Champion's League.
Also, Del Bosque has proved that there was no better man than him to make a successful transition from the Xavi Hernandez generation to keep Spanish football at the summit of the world. Players like Xavi (33-years-old), Xabi Alonso (31), Iker Casillas (32),David Villa (31) may play their last international tournament in Brazil next summer, and Del Bosque has done a fantastic job bringing in young talents into the national squad.
Players from Spain's winning side at the U21 European Championship last summer have seriously started to knock at the door, and some of them will surely be on the plane to Brazil. Alberto Moreno (Sevilla, 21-years-old), Inigo Martinez (Real Sociedad, 22), Koke (Atletico Madrid, 21) have recently been called up and represent the future of Spain.
Vicente Del Bosque's contract extension was the best decision for both parties. He has led Spain to unprecedented successes and there was no reason for him to stop. At this time, there is no better man to lead Spain in Brazil next year.


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Thread: Rule of Thirds
April 20th, 2013 12:05 PM #6missusaytch Guest
Ok here are some of my fave boys names. For boys and girls, I tend to like longer names with spunky nicknames. I feel like it will give kids a lot of versatility.
Josiah - Joe
Benedict - Ben
Augustus - Gus
Augustine - Gus
Malachi - Chi (Ky)
Ezekiel - Zeke
Jebediah - Jeb
Zebediah - Zeb
Japheth - Japh (jafe) - not 3 syllables but I love it
Ignatius - Ig or Nate
Leonidas - Leo
Balthasar - Bal
Salvador - Sal
Mordecai - Cai
Xavier - Xav
Solomon - Sol
Frederick - Fred
I could go on but you get the idea.
April 20th, 2013 02:48 PM #8
Oh thank you guys, I knew you would have some lovely ones for me! Writing almost all of these down... (And I love that people keep sticking Gabriel in there.)
@mischa, essjay & charlieandperry, missu: Thank you all so much, I'm going to have to go through these more closely later but I really love a lot of them! This is so exciting! I am such a fan of nicknames, so it seemed like something I really wanted a seperate list for, these are perfect.
@Ottilie, thanks! Sebastian and Benjamin are my favorites too. (Yay Orion, hehe.) I am not at All prepared to have a girl. You'll definitely have to help me if I ever do, you're much better at it! =]Dominic James~ {7}
Benedict : Felicity : Gabriel : Jude : Lavender : Rowena
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Mackenzie - Mac
Gideon - Gid
Thaddeus - Tad
Sullivan - Van
Rafael - Raf
Caspian - Cap
Donovan- Don or Van
Alonzo - Lon
Leander - Lee
Benedict - Ben
Matteo - Mat or Teo
Maximus - Max
Nathaniel - Nat
Zachary - Zac
Jameson - Zen (a stretch)
Seneca - Sen or Zen
Abraham - Abe
Calahan - Cal
Gilliam - Gil
Balthazar - Bat, Hal or Zar
Jeremy - Jem
Christopher - Kip
Vladimir- Lad
Broderic- Ric
Lorenzo- Ren
Solomon- Sol
Ludovic- Vic
Wiloughby - Wil♥Cole, Christian & Sir Angus Fionn♥
Lyra Primrose, Amelia Hyacinth, Imogen Viola/ Magnus Frey, Morgan Escher, Sebastian Lakethe rest of my combosElizabeth, Adelaide, Clara, Arabella, Beatrice, Imogen, Juniper, Cordelia, Hermione, Isabellathe rest of the girlsWilliam, Edgar, Jasper, Gilbert, Henry, Horatio, Magnus, Sebastian, Basil, Bennettthe rest of the boys
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Came up with a few more....
Aeneas - Nee
Diggory - Dig
Everett - Ret
Lazarus - Laz/Zar/Rus
Massimo - Max/Mio
Merrion - Merry (I know it isn't three letters, but c'mon!)
Percival - Per/Val
Peverell - Pev
Philemon - Fil/Mon
Pipperell - Pip
Rainier - Ray
Reginald - RegMy darling Marian Illyria Aphrodite, March 2013 & Little Bunny (a girl!) due 9th of February 2014


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Monday, November 21, 2016
The Anti-Social Network!
there is something i would like to ask to all of you, to me as well.
To all of us.
Do we know each and every person who is in our facebook friendlist?
We might have hundreds and some even might have thousands of facebook friends.
But how many real friends do we have?
So called social networking site, facebook.
Is it really social?
I would say its anything but...
Cause it makes our laptops open and our minds shut.
The anti social network.
We are no longer social.
We just pretend to be.
How can we socialize
when we ignore people and its our mobile screen we see.
We no longer have groups and gangs
We never have time to face them.
Instead we bottle up our world in a 5 inch box,
gatherings? Group chats have replaced them.
We have hundreds of followers on our twitter
who retweet everything we ever post.
We live normal life in reality,
but in internet we exaggerate and boast.
I am not blaming everyone
and myself trying to stay clean.
I share the equal fault as well
I too have committed the sin.
We live in a world
where social is only in the internet
but when we walk outside
we dont even remember the people we've met.
We update statuses,
change our pictures and caption a heart touching line
We act like the world is a family
but outside we fight claiming "this is yours and that is mine".
Be it facebook, twitter or instagram
They have isolated people from the reality
How can we ever see the truth in just digital screens?
Man! that's just insanity.
We don't talk anymore
Instead we send stickers and texts
Technology have almost replaced everything.
Now then, what's next?
We are so dependent on typing
We might have forgotten to hold a pencil
We dont give a fuck about what's happening in real time
Yet a mere facebook status, that we find offensive.
We no longer visit places for fun and adventure
We do so for instagram posts and facebook updates
We check in, click photos and post them,
But what was to be there in reality, we forget.
We no longer order food to eat
instead we take pictures, instgram it and then tweet.
We can't even look at each other in real life
and on facebook pictures we comment "Oh! You look so sweet"
Tell me isnt all of these anti social networks?
Isolating us from the real world?
Or are we just using them the wrong way
other than how we were told?
Yes. a lot of good does come from them as well
Only if we could sort them out right
Only if we focused on people who matter to us
and not be involved in facebook and twitter fights.
So step out from that comfort zone
Go see the real world
Forget about how many twitter followres you make
Forget about how many facbook friends
Cause life is short man!
When you die, they won't matter.
ALl you are gonna get from these social sites are RIP on your timeline!
So step out of the anti social network and step into the real world's limelight!
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Adriana Torres Argentinean Embroidery DesignerThursday, May 24, 2012
The DMC Spain blog interviewed an incredible designer, Adriana Torres from Argentina, a passionate embroidery designer and owner over at bread crumbs, a crochet accessory brand with great international projection. I had to share her beautiful work with you. We asked about her origins, future projects and aspirations. It's really inspiring!
How long have you been an embroidery artist? Are you self taught?
In mid 2008 I started the embroidery workshop Guillermina Baiguera in Formosa , Buenos Aires, which I still go once a week to embroider with the group that was formed that year. We became friends and started some projects together under the name of Rita Smyrna. At that time I was merely experimenting with textiles. I had bought a Janome and first started to make dolls. The dolls I embroidered intuitively and really just taught myself. I started the shop to sell my embroidered dolls. I had just started to build what would then become of Bread Crumbs.
I'm self taught in many things, but not with embroidery. When I started the embroidery workshops and classes I thought I would only participate in a month of classes. I had no idea there were so many embroidery stitches to learn. Once I started to embroider I could not stop and then I knew I would be embroidering forever. I discovered a technique that fascinates me that even had an influence on my way to draw.
What compelled you to become a designer?
With traditional drawing techniques, such as acrylic, watercolor, pencil, collage, I sometimes felt blocked or restricted with what I could do. With embroidery I feel very free, I feel that I have no time limits.
Is there a technique that you want to learn?
I would love to learn macramé and weaving. I was also attracted to tatting, but I do not have as much patience to learn it. I got an old book of Singer sewing machines, which explains how to use machine embroidery frames. At some point I also want to try some things with the machine, but it seems pretty hard … It's amazing the things that some women make! I would use the magic needle as I see many Spanish girls do, but in Buenos Aires I could not get it. In addition to needlecrafts for a long time I want to learn pottery. One of the projects I'm working on involves combining textile ceramics. I'm doing a workshop to carry out this project, because I love working with different materials. Since I was very young I dreamed of having dishes in my house that were made by me, I think it's time.
What is your next project?
One of the projects I'm working on currently involves an idea I had a couple years ago and some prototypes I made back in mid 2007. I traveled to Bolivia in January 2008 to gather information, materials and inspiration. After a break of three years I'm working on it again scheduled to release this year. I'm also working on a new brand of organic products, a line of objects made from discarded textiles and
other fabrics with organic yarns. The project is called TREE. They are objects with crochet cotton jersey selvages. And the dolls stuffed with the cuts that companies cut thrown in the street. These have not yet been officially launched, I'm working on packaging, labels and developing some products. Although a product (a lion than 60 cm high) and was selected by Design Festival in Buenos Aires (Inspiration Fest), in November 2011, in a sample of industrial design, which showed the work of leading designers the current scene in Buenos Aires. I'm working alongside other projects, such as a children's story illustrated with embroidery. But that is slow, I'm just sketching, it will not be finished this year.
What's a typical working day in bread crumbs?
We live in a big house, on the ground floor is my home and on the first floor is my workshop-study. After preparing my daughter Felicitas for nursery school I do half an hour of meditation, then breakfast and sit on the computer to answer emails. By mid-morning I attend to projects or a prototype or sketch harmonized some new product or I will buy thread. Sometimes I go to the bank and take the opportunity to go to the post to make submissions. Which I mail once a week.
At noon I'm with Feli who comes home from school and we are together til my babysitter comes so I can continue working. I keep
answering more emails (yes, many!). Some evenings I do get on the photos or blog and facebook. Other work in some of the new projects or go to the shop drawing or ceramics. On Friday afternoon we gathered in Formosa with the girls to embroider.
Tell us about the project Forest!
Forest is a collection consisting mainly of puffs and cushions inspired by nature and crochet. The logs are for any
activities to sit, play or rest. With this collection I was selected by the Foreign Ministry Argentina and then by the jury of 100% Design London to join the Argentine flag with 6 other designers representing my country in September 2011.
I'll give you some juicy news (still in Argentina I cannot tell because I'm waiting to know the official release), I just signed a contract with an Italian company that will produce and market this collection in over forty countries around the world. This collaboration is a milestone in my career that I opened the doors of international industrial design. I have to confess that this is much more than I could ever have dreamed!
Adriana we are impressed by your creativity and work and hope to see you soon Forest collection in Spain. If you want to see more of Adriana's work I recommend a visit to her website. Keep it up girl!


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ARTISTS' TELEVISION ACCESS 4 992 Valencia (at 21st Street), 824-3890, www.atasite.org. $5 save as noted. This venue offers all manner of strange and unusual video and film.
THURSDAY (Feb. 22): A new, monthly kino21 series opens with a freshly translated edition of Guy Debord's legendary Society of the Spectacle (France, 1973) 8 p.m.
FRIDAY (Feb. 22): A noisevideo presentation of Tralphaz ("an experience in over-the-counter broken Chinese just talking to 55555 meat cleavers hitting military skyplane side by side electronical sleeping smell"), Core of the Coalman ("dyspeptic subtended prescient lacuna") and Ploc Munster ("gurgling sounds only a slobbering humanoid orifice can create"). $6 8 p.m.
SATURDAY (Feb. 23): Other Cinema opens its spring season with "small gauge master" Jem Cohen screening his poetic works, including his latest "Super-8 meditation on history and memory in Eastern Europe," Buried in Light (2007). $7 8:30 p.m.
3630 Balboa (at 38th Avenue), 221-8484, www.balboamovies.com. $8.50 save as noted. This great neighborhood house shows films of all sorts.
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY: Peter O'Toole chases Venus (Roger Michell, U.K., 2006) noon, 2:20, 8:50 p.m.; also Wed 4:35, 6:45 p.m. ).
WEDNESDAY: All nine 2006 Academy Award nominated documentaries screen here today. Free. Jesus Camp (Ewing and Grady) noon. The Blood of Yingzhou District (Yang) 1:35 p.m. My Country, My Country (Poitras) 2:15 p.m. Two Hands (Kahn) 3:50 p.m. Al Gore presents An Inconvenient Truth (Guggenheim) 4:10 p.m. Rehearsing a Dream (Goodman and Simon) 6 p.m. Deliver Us from Evil (Berg) 6:40 p.m. Recycled Life (Iwerks) 8:30 p.m. James Longley's outstanding Iraq in Fragments 9:10 p.m.
THURSDAY (Feb. 22): Two outstanding visionary films, Pan's Labyrinth (Guillermo del Toro, Spain, 2006; 12:10, 4:50, 9:20 p.m. ) and Children of Men (Alfonso Cuaròn, U.K., 2006; 2:35, 7:05 p.m. ). On the Balboa's second screen, the San Francisco Architecture Heritage presents extracts from a new documentary, The Pure Eccentrics: San Francisco (2007), followed by a panel discussion and Victorian-inspired tea reception 6 p.m.
STARTS FRIDAY: Call theater for program.
SUNDAY (Feb. 25): An Oscar Costume Party screens the Academy Awards, with live entertainment during the commercial breaks (why not during the musical numbers as well?). Audience members are encouraged to make their own acceptance speeches. Regular admission. Doors open 3:45 p.m. , ceremony on screen 5 p.m.
TUESDAY (Feb. 27): The Balboa's 81st Birthday Bash recreates a night at the movies in the silent era, with live music, song and vaudeville, plus Buster Keaton's great short film The Playhouse (Keaton and Eddie Cline, 1921) and feature Sherlock Jr. (1924), the latter actually set in a movie house. Period clothing, prizes and home-made cake are also featured. $12 7:15 p.m.
429 Castro (near Market), 621-6120 and www.thecastrotheatre.com. $10 save as noted. Short-run rep in a spectacular 1922 Greco-Roman-themed palace designed by Timothy L. Pflueger. Evening intermissions feature David Hegarty on the Mighty Wurlitzer.
WEDNESDAY: A 50 Years of Janus Films series screens a double bill of two films about upper-middle-class members mowing down poor young folk, Death of a Cyclist (Juan Antonio Bardem, Spain, 1955; 1:30, 5:10, 8:55 p.m. ) and Knife in the Water (Roman Polanski, Poland, 1962; 3:15, 7 p.m. ). Leon Niemczyk, the husband in Polanski's film, scored a nice role (as Marek) in David Lynch's Inland Empire before his recent death.
THURSDAY: Janus Max Von Sydow plays chess with death in The Seventh Seal (Sweden, 1957; 1:20, 5:05, 9 p.m. ) and Jean Marais courts Josette Day in Beauty and the Beast (Jean Cocteau, France, 1946; 3:10, 7 p.m. ).
FRIDAY: A live performance of Eve Ensler's The Vagina Monologues. Call for details.
SATURDAY: The GAYVN Awards honor gay adult entertainment stars. "From Leather to Twink, all the men of your wildest fantasies will be here in person." Can Oscar say the same? Call for details.
SUNDAY: A tribute to the late Robert Altman screens his country music satire Nashville (1975; 1, 6:30 p.m. ) and his western rodeo satire Buffalo Bill and the Indians (1976; 4:05, 9:30 p.m. ) spikier than Nashville but no less of a political commentary.
MONDAY: Closed.
TUESDAY: A "Tormented Terrestrial Double Feature" of the lavishly designed Flash Gordon (Mike Hodges, 1980; 7 p.m. ), with Max Von Sydow slumming from Bergman as Ming the Merciless, and Stephen King's single directorial credit, Maximum Overdrive (1986; 9:10 p.m. ), a truck stop-set epic about possessed machinery.
285 Ninth St. (at Folsom), www.cerritospeakeasy.com. This recently restored second-run theater, a sister theater to Oakland's Parkway, offers occasional special screenings, including "Cerrito Classics," a different revival every weekend. $5.
SATURDAY (Feb. 24): Gregory Peck is the perfect dad in Robert Mulligan's sensitive Harper Lee adaptation To Kill a Mockingbird (1962) 3, 6 p.m.
2263 Mission (between 18th and 19th "between the pawn shop and the laundromat"), 401-7987, www.darkroomsf.com. Live cabaret, plus regular film screenings with audience cat-calling encouraged.
SUNDAY (Feb. 25): Earth's future is at stake in a martial arts tourney in Dark Room's "Bad Movie Night" presentation of the video game adaptation Mortal Kombat (Paul Anderson, 1995). $5 8 p.m.
3158 Mission (at Precita near Cesar Chavez), 282-3325, www.elriosf.com. This neighborhood bar often screens programs on its outdoor patio (or indoors if it rains).
TUESDAY (Feb. 27): The Heads Up Collective's "Televising the Revolution" series offers Occupation 101 (Abdallah and Sufyan Omeish, 2006), a critical look at Israel. Free, donations welcome 8 p.m.


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Don't we all love surprises?
I've been told that most people do, in fact, like surprises. I am not most people, but I'm assuming you dudes are. Mostly because you're more than me and more equals most. Some of the time.
Moving on.
I mention surprises because the topic of today's post is a surprise.
Today at Charlotte Parent, where I'll be blogging under our Stay-At-Home Dudes column name, I'm worrying about something really, really cool. It's a surprise.
See? I told you it would be a surprise.*
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Salina Approves Delay On Concealed Weapons Law
KSAL Staff - June 24, 2013 6:00 pm
A few Kansas lawmakers are seeking to undo a law that will allow concealed guns in public hospitals and colleges.
Salina City Commissioners vote to temporarily exempt the city from the Personal and Family Protection Act, which becomes law July 1st. Commissioners Monday voted to exempt Salina from the law through December 31st of this year.
The new law allows concealed weapons in public buildings that do not have "adequate security". Generally, "adequate security" means airport-type electronic security equipment, and security staff.
Cities and counties can exempt their buildings from the new law for six months.
Salina has over 100 buildings that would have to either allow concealed weapons, or to enhance security at an estimated cost of $65,000 per building per year.
The delay will allow time to study the security needs for the city owned buildings and properties.


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MIMO-OFDM with ESPAR Antenna. Diego Javier Reinoso Chisaguano , Takeshi Higashino and Minoru Okada. Nara Institute of Science and Technology, Graduate School of Information Science Network Systems Laboratory. MIMO-OFDM with ESPAR antenna.
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Whether your going to a Halloween party, taking the kids trick or treating, or plan on listening to Michael Jackson's "Thriller" five hundred times. Have a Safe and Happy Halloween.
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Happy Halloween
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- Patty said...
I am locked in the house for the evening. I have been shooting Halloween photos for the paper all week. You can only see so much before it all looks the same. But I do love your pumpkin!
- October 31, 2009 at 5:26 PM
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Wtf facts that will make you think
Wtf facts are some amazing, mind blowing facts, and after reading this you are definitely going to say WTF. Wtf fun facts are true and most people don't know these.
WTF facts, yes they are
You are never actually touching anything. Your electrons repel objects when they are 10^-8 m away from you, but you can feel the force of resistance. So you're technically hovering now.
Most of the smoke billowing up from a space shuttle launch is not exhaust. It is water vapor from the pool of water under the shuttle designed to absorb the acoustic shock waves that could otherwise tear the shuttle apart.
Low-fat diet can lead to greater weight loss than low-carb diet, study finds.
If you place a ripe banana next to a green tomato, it will ripen due to the ethylene gas produced by the banana.
Tooth is the only part of the human body that can't repair itself.
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Your brain creates false memories, WTF!
Taking fruits in an empty stomach can prevent graying hair, nervous outbursts, balding and dark circles under the eyes.
The warm fuzzy feeling you get when you see, hear or read something endearing actually makes you warm.
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The Dominic Walsh Dance Theater opens its tenth-anniversary season with the spectacular Fall Mixed Rep. Among the new work being presented is Come un Respiro by Italian choreographer Mauro Bigonzetti. Set to classical music by Handel, Come un Respiro uses a distinctly unclassical vocabulary, with angular movements punctuating the works strong elegance. Adding even more spark to the new works is Stefania Figliossi, who created the role and will be performing it here. (Shes now a DWDT company member.)
Former Houston Ballet favorite and frequent Walsh partner during his days with HB, Lauren Anderson appears in The Dying Swan. The program also includes a revival of Walshs Katharsis, which premiered during the companys first season, and the Houston premiere of Walshs The Whistling, which features Cuban music from the 1940s.
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I'm still doing the Quantum Wellness Cleanse. Caffeine was the only major hurdle and no gluten is just annoying. However, I've discovered some interesting things that are made gluten free. So here's a sort of product review of corn pasta. Pasta is my go to weeknight meal because I seem to always have something I can throw together to make a sauce. There were several gluten free rice pastas at the store, but something about the corn pasta made me really want to try it.
I made 2 dishes with the corn pasta. One was kind of a Mexican pasta sauce since it's corn spaghetti and all. Tomatillos, corn, part of a can of chili, some black beans, onions, garlic, that sort of thing. It came out really good. I thought I might have overcooked the pasta, but it kept its shape and didn't fall apart. It didn't really taste like corn, but it was really good anyway.
The second round was a basic Italian style sauce. Some garlic, red basil, olive oil, cherry tomatoes and zucchini. This time I tried not to overcook the pasta, but it ended up a little under done. It was probably perfectly al dente, but I guess I like mine a little less to the tooth. Still good, I just let it sit in the sauce for a little while to cook more and soak up the sauce.
All in all, for a gluten free pasta this corn spaghetti comes pretty close to normal. I'll probably get this again, and I really dug the Mexican pasta thing. Mexican Italian fusion cuisine.
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Quantum Wellness Cleanse day 15 and some corn pasta
5 comments:
- For the Love of Guava said...
ooh... corn pasta.. interesting... those pairings sound good!
- August 11, 2009 at 11:35 AM
- Jen said...
hmmm, veddy interesting. i just feel for peeps with all these food sensitivities. i'm glad you found a new GF option.
- August 11, 2009 at 3:00 PM
- vegan.in.brighton said...
Cool corn pasta, I'll have to try that as I'm trying to stop eating wheat.
- August 11, 2009 at 5:28 PM
- Nick and Sarah said...
I was trying to be gluten-free for a few days and tried rice pasta. It was yuck - just very gloppy! The corn pasta sounds like the perfect solution, if I ever need to go through all that again.
- August 13, 2009 at 12:00 PM
- Charlene said...
Just curious how you made out on the Quantum Wellness Cleanse. I did it over the summer as well and am a HUGE fan!
Best wishes to you!
- November 22, 2009 at 6:36 PM
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The first anniversary celebrations of the French luxury salon brand 'Dessange Paris' and the preview of their latest collection 'Art Stories' was held on September 28 in partnership with L'Oréal Professionnel. The autumn-winter '14 hair collection features strong geometric hairstyles and deep colours in makeup. The opening of their third salon at Palladium was also announced at the do. Kalki Koechlin attended the event and looked stunning in a French updo styled by Loic Chapoix and makeup by Fanny Aubin. Aseem Kaushik of L'Oreal India spoke about their partnership with Dessange Paris in India, "Dessange Paris is committed to bringing international standards to Indian hairdressing. As the number one salon brand in the country, L'Oreal Professionnel partners with them to create trends that represents versatility." Emmanuel said, "With this collection, we want to bring back contemporary yet wearable trends in India." Parvathy Omanakuttan and Miss Diva participants, who are being styled by Dessange for their pageant, were present.
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Goodbye 2012, Hello 2013!
January 2, 2013
With the start of 2013, we wanted to take this opportunity to thank all of the guests that have visited our inns as well as everyone in this wonderful Midcoast community that we live in. Like so many others, we feel very grateful for the people in our lives and for this beautiful place that we live. As we look back on 2012 and all of the great events and happenings that took place in and around Camden, we eagerly anticipate a New Year filled with annual traditions, new experiences, and many opportunities to enjoy the beauty of the "Jewel of the Maine Coast."
No matter what time of year you visit, Camden offers a wonderful array of events and things to do all year long.
Although many associate the coast of Maine with summer and the season of sailing, lobster bakes and outdoor festivals, winter is the season when Maine truly shines. Whether you enjoy the beauty of the season indoors or out, there are so many ways to enjoy this winter wonderland. Set out on a snowshoe adventure, or enjoy some of the East Coast's best downhill and cross-country skiing. If you're more in the mood for a cozy winter getaway instead, look no further than one of our B&Bs for a little pampering and some downtime relaxing by the fire with a mug of hot cocoa.
Some of the best winter events in the area include Camden's Winterfest celebration, the US National Toboggan Championships at the Camden Snow Bowl, and the world-renowned Camden Conference featuring foreign policy experts from around the globe.
The melting of the snow and the first signs of spring bring a whole new array of experiences to locals and visitors alike. With Maine Maple Sunday in March, people can visit traditional and modern-day sugarhouses and taste the new crop of Maine maple syrup. There's nothing like fresh maple syrup still warm from the tap! Spring is also a time of numerous concerts and performances from the Camden Opera House to the nearby Strand Theatre in Rockland, as well as antique auto and airplane shows at the Owl's Head Transportation Museum and a variety of family-friendly activities throughout the area.
We see the first signs of a new growing season with wildflower walks and plant sales, and the annual Mother's Day Cake Walk offers an opportunity for guests to tour many of our inns and sample cake and goodies at each stop.
Summer is the quintessential time in Maine, and the Midcoast is the perfect place to be to enjoy the best that the season has to offer. Whether you choose to go on a daysail on one of the many schooners out of Camden harbor, feast on some fresh lobster at one of the areas lobster shacks, go on a lighthouse tour, or enjoy one of the many fairs and festivals that summertime brings, there is never a lack of things to do or experience here.
With special holiday sails, summer concerts, schooner tours, the North Atlantic Blues Festival, and the Maine Lobster Festival, this area provides many opportunities to enjoy the spectacular weather and experience the wonders of the Midcoast. And our annual Festival of Independence celebration features great events and fireworks over the harbor and offers the perfect way to enjoy the beauty of a small town Fourth of July.
The Camden Windjammer Festival helps us usher in autumn with a multi-day community celebration of Camden's maritime history and traditions over Labor Day weekend. With talent shows, concerts and tours of these magnificent ships, this festival showcases much of what makes Camden so unique and the role that the water, the ships, and maritime heritage plays in making the town what it is.
October brings some of the season's best colors and some of Camden's most well-known events with the Camden International Film Festival and the PopTech Conference. The film festival features some of the year's best independent documentary films and filmmakers and draws directors, film critics and audiences from across the country. PopTech is a three-day event that brings together some of the most progressive thinkers in science, technology, the arts, education and government. So whether you partake in these amazing events or simply explore the vibrant foliage and hiking trails of Camden Hills State Park and Mount Battie, you will find an array of things to do and see this time of year.
The Holidays
There is nothing like an old-fashioned Maine holiday, and Camden has its own unique way of celebrating this very special time of the year. The annual Christmas by the Sea weekend takes place the first weekend in December and includes parades, caroling, holiday symphonies and performances, craft fairs, and the lighting of the town Christmas tree.
And the arrival of Santa Claus by lobster boat in Camden harbor, followed by St. Nick's traditional reading of "The Night before Christmas" at the Camden Public Library, is something to be enjoyed by young and old alike. A magical time in Camden, the town is decked with holiday lights and wreaths and everything glistens with the joy of the season.
As you can see, there is truly something for everyone here regardless of what time of year you visit. It is this incredible range of options and the natural beauty of the area that make this such a special place to be. We hope we have inspired you to explore the wonders of the Midcoast and make your plans to visit us very soon!


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So, what next? Judging by what happened after this scene, I don't think the kiss will lead to anywhere yet. Check back in Season 13.
UPDATE: Read Mayim Bialik's behind-the-scenes account of *The Kiss* on her website. She sums it up in 5 bits. Here's part of it:
I caught a glance of the kissing scene after it was done when it was showed to our studio audience a few weeks ago. As with the tiara moment, I was startled that my internal acting process (for lack of a better word) has a physical representation that is so striking. Consciously, I have little notion of how I will physically represent things as an actor. When there is no physical action scripted or indicated, I simply act emotions and those emotions sometimes have a physical representation and just are. I don't know if that makes sense, but Actor Mayim representing Fictional Character Amy in such a physical way with this kiss is as touching to me as it is to you.


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Nearly a week had passed since the Skaneateles girls lacrosse team had debuted with a loss to Penn Yan, and everyone was quite ready to restore the winning order.
So it was that, on Friday night, the Lakers met Jordan-Elbridge and, though far from spectacular, did enough to pick up an 11-6 victory over the Eagles.
It was difficult for either team to warm up and find a rhythm, given the frigid, winter-like conditions. But Skaneateles did a slightly better job, fighting its way to a 6-4 halftime lead.
What made the Lakers' effort more impressive was the vast attention J-E gave to Maddy Morrissey, making sure that she didn't get many open looks.
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See that photo the Vice crew took at last year's Vape Jam, the UK's first vaping expo?
That's what the aromatic exhalations are like at a wine expo or wine show.
It's just that most people can't see the clouds of chaos.
Add to those exhalations the smells arising from spit buckets and packaging; the stink of cleaning agents and industrial perfumes in the walls, ceilings and floors; whatever crap there is cankered up in the air-conditioning system; the powerful aromas of all the humans, their toothpaste, skin, hair and clothes, and the crowd-controlling pheromones they exude, and you've obviously got a mess of sensory fractals that nobody could possibly decipher.
All these folks who boast of possessing highly sensitive, finely-tuned organoleptic skills are bullshitting if they claim these monster winegasms are good to judge the finer points of any wine product.
Or indeed to make a fine new product stick in the appreciative memory of the taster or customer.
Which is why I give such shows a very wide berth.
I know my dear friend and mentor Max Schubert would often say "if you can't make a red wine that smells good in a room full of Gauloise smoke you might as well get out of the business," but winemakers had to be smokers to be employed in the Penfolds of his young days, and there's little subtlety in the mighty Grange.
In fact, when Australia was pioneering the use of cheap, new, smoky, sappy American oak, Quercus alba, in hogsheads for premium red wine after World War II, its most influential proponents were Max, Peter Lehmann and John Glaetzer, three chain-smoking Silesians who lived in smoky kitchens and judged the quality of most of their meats by the nature of its smoke-house. It was an expected component of good food.
They could indeed tell the name of the metwurst, chook or bacon's butcher by the nature of its smoke. A smoky background always made them hungry. And thirsty.
But that's just one aspect of the myriad miasmas and possibilities of wine.
I'm the last one to preach that wine can only be appreciated and understood in aroma-free white laboratory rooms. Indeed the interplay of the aromas of a lovely wine, a lovely dish and a lovely partner can be much more sensual and exciting an experience than any disinfected, sanitised lab could afford, unless you're fucking on the bench.
This was Dr. Max Lake's mantra.
But open a thousand bottles in a room with a thousand, or even twenty people?
Use such a ridiculous scenario to judge the best wines in a region, state or nation?
It's all bullshit.
Such grandiosity might please those addicted to mob rule, but give me the discrete tête-à-tête every time for tantalising.
If you must have a great table with dozens, put it outside, in the middle of the vineyard you're drinking. That's always better. It sticks in the organoleptic memory.
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There are several judicial cases under the US environmental law, in which a lending bank is liable for cleaning up environmentally hazardous materials generated by its borrowing firm. Such a liability rule, so-called lender liability, is applied to a lending bank which has been actively involved in the management of the firm. We first show that the application of lender liability does not necessarily lead to the first-best allocation if the cleanup cost per material depends on an agent who conducts the cleanup. This particularly holds true if the cleanup cost to the entrepreneur is the smallest. We then show that lender liability can lead to the first-best allocation if the bank captures the firm's control right before the environmental agency intervenes.
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Bruins sign Rich Peverley to 3-year extension
WILMINGTON — The Boston Bruins just announced before this morning's practice session at Ristuccia Arena that 29-year-old forward Rich Peverley, whose contract was set to expire at the end of this season, was signed to a three-year extension through the 2014-15 season.
Here is the release the Bruins put out this morning:.
BOSTON, MA – Boston Bruins General Manager Peter Chiarelli announced today that the club has signed forward Rich Peverley to a three-year contract extension through the 2014-15 season.
The 29-year-old Peverley was acquired by the Bruins with Boris Valabik from the Atlanta Thrashers on February 18, 2011 for Mark Stuart and Blake Wheeler. In 23 games with the Bruins last season, he notched 4-3=7 totals in the regular season and went on to add 4-8=12 totals during the Bruins 2011 Stanley Cup championship run. For the full year split between Atlanta and Boston, Peverley skated in 82 regular season games with 18 goals and 23 assists for 41 points. He has not missed a game over the last two-plus seasons.
This season, Peverley has appeared in three games for the Bruins and has a team-high two goals.
Peverley set a career high in goals and assists during the 2009-10 season as a member of the Thrashers when he registered 22 goals and 33 assists for 55 points.
For his career, Peverley has played in 276 regular season NHL games with Boston, Atlanta and Nashville and has 151 points on 60 goals and 91 assists. The native of Guelph, Ontario played four years of college hockey at St. Lawrence University and graduated with a degree in Economics.
He was originally signed by the Nashville Predators as a free agent on January 17, 2007 before being claimed off waivers by Atlanta on January 10, 2009.
Chiarelli just met with the media to discuss to the signing of Peverley.
Here's his take on Peverley's contract extension:
"Maybe we waited a little bit longer in signing some guys who are potential UFAs, but he's got speed, a good shot and he's still relatively young in the grander schemes. He's just a guy we wanted to have in our mix for the next four years.
Sometimes there's a fine line between the top six or seven or eight. We always felt he was in that mix before we got him. We liked the way he fit into our group. It doesn't necessarily mean he'll be in that top six for the rest of the year, but I like to think of our top three lines as three equal lines.
But I like his speed and I like his grit for his skill package, I like the way his speed backs up the D and I think he's made us a faster team."
The Bruins have taken the ice at Ristuccia Arena. The first-liners of Nathan Horton, Milan Lucic and David Krejci were the first to take the ice . . . The team will conduct a practice session then travel to Raleigh, N.C., Carolina for Wednesday night's game against the Hurricanes (0-2).


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Today we our on our way to the Disney Social Media Moms Celebration 2012! We were fortunate to be invited back to this amazing event this year, and I can't wait to share all that Walt Disney World is planning for its guests in the coming year! I'm told that over the course of the four days, we'll be learning …Read More »
From the Inside: Disney Social Media Moms Day 1
Yes, the Disney Social Media Moms Conference ended about two weeks ago and I'm just getting my Day 1 post up to share with you all…so we're going with the theme "Better late than never!" But I didn't want any more time to pass before I shared at least a piece of this incredible experience with you all. The road …Read More »
On the road to Disney Social Media Moms Conference
The Cone family is on the road again…this time to the Disney Social Media Moms Conference in Orlando (obviously) from March 17-20. If you know me, this should come as no surprise since our family loves all things Disney. We love the excitement before going, the way we're treated when we're there and then memories we take with us once …Read More »
Blissdom 2010 Wisdom Workshop Notes: Media Training
Here are my notes from the first Blissdom 2010 Wisdom Workshop: Media training– Say What you Want to Say What's Your Story? –Message points are a few carefully prepared, concise and memorable thoughts that closely align with your brand and business objectives; the thoughts you most want your audience to remember – above all else. 3 or 4 bullet points …Read More »