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Hello friends, how are you today? I hope you're having a good week so far. Before everything, I feel like saying that I am over the moon these days with you guys. The book blogging community really is awesome. You make me happy. Okay, that needed to be said.
Today, I'm coming back to answer some bookish questions, thanks to the wonderful Jess @ the mud and stars book blog , who nominated me for the infinity dreams award. Thank you so, so much!
Which fictional character is most like you?
Hm, I think I could completely relate to Isla from Isla and the Happily Ever After. She was so, so relatable to me, and all of her insecurities felt just like mine. I loved that book so much.
Which books have made you cry?
The book above. The Fault in Our Stars. We Were Liars. The Sky is Everywhere. Okay, I'm a bit emotional.
Has a book ever filled you with rage?
Hmm, I think it has happened, with Anatomy of a Misfit, where I was mostly mad at the narrator for being so stupid.
Who is your favourite fictional couple?
Isla and Josh? Elise and Christian06? They are SO cute.
Has there been a book which has genuinely scared you?
The 5th Wave kind of made me feel creeped out for a while. Even if I didn't fall in love with that book, it was still a genuinely freaky story. I'm going to hug my teddy bear now.
Favourite fictional animal/fantastical creature?
Hm Edwige from the Harry Potter series? Why can't I think of a book with any animal playing a big role?! Do you know some of those books? PLEASE DO SHARE.
Favourite fantasy world?
Since it's pretty fresh in my mind, I'd say A Darker Shade of Magic. I loved the whole idea of different London, and I'm excited to explore them more in the sequel. I NEED MORE.
Which book completely exceeded your expectations?
The Accident Season probably. I picked it up knowing it was going to be weird, and it really was. But I loved every single moment about it. I can't stop talking about that book, can I. Sorry.
Are there any books you've disliked from an author you usually love?
I can't think of anything right now…
What's your favourite book in a genre you don't normally read?
I could go with A Darker Shade of Magic too, since I don't read a lot of fantasy/magic books, even if it's more of a four-stars read. Or with Cinder, a book I recently finished, and okay. I get the hype, now. It was kind of cool.
If you had another blog, what would you write about it instead of books?
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Herculez Gomez is a Mexican-American already on the team. (MCT Campus)
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William A. ("Sandy") Darity Jr. is the Samuel DuBois Cook Professor of Public Policy, African and African American Studies, and Economics and the director of the Samuel DuBois Cook Center on Social Equity at Duke University. He has served as chair of the Department of African and African American Studies and was the founding director of the Research Network on Racial and Ethnic Inequality at Duke. Previously he served as director of the Institute of African American Research, director of the Moore Undergraduate Research Apprenticeship Program, director of the Undergraduate Honors Program in economics, and director of Graduate Studies at the University of North Carolina. at Chapel Hill.
Darity's research focuses on inequality by race, class and ethnicity, stratification economics, schooling and the racial achievement gap, North-South theories of trade and development, skin shade and labor market outcomes, the economics of reparations, the Atlantic slave trade and the Industrial Revolution, the history of economics, and the social psychological effects of exposure to unemployment.
He was a visiting scholar at the Russell Sage Foundation (2015-2016), a fellow at the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences (2011-2012) at Stanford, a fellow at the National Humanities Center (1989-90) and a visiting scholar at the Federal Reserve's Board of Governors (1984). He received the Samuel Z. Westerfield Award in 2012 from the National Economic Association, the organization's highest honor, Politico 50 recognition in 2017, and an award from Global Policy Solutions in 2017. He is a past president of the National Economic Association and the Southern Economic Association. He also has taught at Grinnell College, the University of Maryland at College Park, the University of Texas at Austin, Simmons College and Claremont-McKenna College.
He has served as Editor in Chief of the latest edition of the International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences, (Macmillan Reference, 2008) and as an Associate Editor of the 2006 edition of the Encyclopedia of Race and Racism (2013).
His most recent book, coauthored with A. Kirsten Mullen, is From Here to Equality: Reparations for Black Americans in the 21st Century (2020). Previous books include For-Profit Universities: The Shifting Landscape of Marketized Education (2010) (co-edited Tressie McMillan Cottom), Economics, Economists, and Expectations: Microfoundations to Macroapplications (2004) (co-authored with Warren Young and Robert Leeson), and Boundaries of Clan and Color: Transnational Comparisons of Inter-Group Disparity (2003) (co-edited with Ashwini Deshpande).He has published or edited 13 books and published more than300 articles in professional outlets.
Darity lives with his family in Durham, N.C. where he plays blues harmonica, occasionally coaches youth sports, and especially enjoys reading science fiction and speculative fiction. (On leave, 2015-2016)
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- B.A., Brown University 1974
Utley, T. J., and W. Darity. "India's Color Complex: One Day's Worth of Matrimonials." Review of Black Political Economy 43, no. 2 (June 1, 2016): 129–38. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12114-016-9233-x. Full Text
Zaw, K., D. Hamilton, and W. Darity. "Race, Wealth and Incarceration: Results from the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth." Race and Social Problems 8, no. 1 (March 1, 2016): 103–15. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12552-016-9164-y. Full Text
Meschede, T., D. Hamilton, A. P. Muñoz, R. Jackson, and W. Darity. "Inequality in the "Cradle of Liberty": Race/Ethnicity and Wealth in Greater Boston." Race and Social Problems 8, no. 1 (March 1, 2016): 18–28. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12552-016-9166-9. Full Text
Diette, T. M., A. H. Goldsmith, D. Hamilton, and W. Darity. "Skin Shade Stratification and the Psychological Cost of Unemployment: Is there a Gradient for Black Females?" Review of Black Political Economy 42, no. 1–2 (June 1, 2015): 155–77. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12114-014-9192-z. Full Text
Darity, W. A., D. Hamilton, and J. B. Stewart. "A Tour de Force in Understanding Intergroup Inequality: An Introduction to Stratification Economics." Review of Black Political Economy 42, no. 1–2 (June 1, 2015). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12114-014-9201-2. Full Text
Munoz, Ana Patricia, Marlene Kim, Mariko Chang, Regine Jackson, Darrick Hamilton, and William A. Darity. "The Color of Wealth in Boston," March 26, 2015.
Darity, W., and A. Kreeger. "The desegregation of an elite economics department's phd program: Black Americans at MIT." History of Political Economy 46 (January 1, 2014): 317–36. https://doi.org/10.1215/00182702-2716217. Full Text
Diette, T. M., A. H. Goldsmith, D. Hamilton, W. Darity, and K. Mcfarland. "Stalking: Does it Leave a Psychological Footprint?" Social Science Quarterly 95, no. 2 (January 1, 2014): 563–80. https://doi.org/10.1111/ssqu.12058. Full Text
Aja, A., D. Bustillo, W. Darity, and D. Hamilton. "From a tangle of pathology to a race-fair America." Dissent 61, no. 3 (January 1, 2014): 39–43. https://doi.org/10.1353/dss.2014.0065. Full Text
Mitchell-Walthour, G., and W. Darity. "Choosing Blackness in Brazil's Racialized Democracy: The Endogeneity of Race in Salvador and São Paulo." Latin American and Caribbean Ethnic Studies 9, no. 3 (January 1, 2014): 318–48. https://doi.org/10.1080/17442222.2014.959781. Full Text
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Wealth Inequality in America at the City and National Origin Levels awarded by Russell Sage Foundation (Principal Investigator). 2015 to 2016
Conference: Dissecting Inequality: Difference and Disparity in the 21st Century awarded by National Science Foundation (Principal Investigator). 2015 to 2016
Asset Scorecard awarded by Ford Foundation (Principal Investigator). 2013 to 2014
African American Literature and Social History awarded by National Endowment for the Humanities (Faculty Associate). 2012 to 2013
Faculty Diversity in Economics awarded by National Science Foundation (Principal Investigator). 2008 to 2012
Young Scholars - Black Scholars Project awarded by Mary Duke Biddle Foundation (Principal Investigator). 2008 to 2009
Race, Genetics, and Health awarded by Josiah Charles Trent Memorial Foundation (Principal Investigator). 2008 to 2009
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One Down, Three to Go
Generally, I don't believe in new year's resolutions. They tend to be too lofty, which only leads to disappointment and a general feeling of failure. No one needs that. Besides, if I feel like there is a part of my life that needs improvement, why wait to start? I think it is good to be introspective and evaluative, but I also believe that, as a whole, we need to be more accepting of each other, faults and all, as well as more accepting of ourselves, which is harder to do.
I do, however, think that setting goals can be very useful. I find that goals help me to plan and if I have a plan, I am more likely to accomplish something. Now, I don't set goals with everything I do because I like to have some freedom to be spontaneous, but when I start to feel bogged down or overwhelmed or just need some extra motivation, setting a goal can help get me out of the doldrums.
This year, I decided to set a January knitting goal:
Knit the four sleeves that I need to finish up two sweaters that have been hanging around.
First, I had to finish the body of my India Print Henley.
Once I got past the top shaping, the bottom was pretty easy since there was no figuring out how to include increases into the lace pattern. My challenge now is to finish this without running out of yarn.
The first sleeve of my stripey sweater is done. I did four extra sets of pink stripes because, again, I am worried about running out of yarn (the blue one).
These two projects compliment each other nicely. I have the stripey one which is great for watching tv that needs my undivided attention, such as Downton Abbey. Then, when I feel like I need more of a challenge, the lace sweater gets worked on.
One sleeve down, three to go. Hopefully, by the end of January, I will have two new sweaters to add to my wardrobe.
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The municipality must pay a minimum of R30 million per month by the 15th of each month, starting on October 15, to keep the lights on.
Newcastle Municipality was successful in obtaining an urgent interim interdict against Eskom.
Judge Sidwell Mngadi handed down judgment on behalf of Judge Pieter Bezuidenhout at the Pietermaritzburg High Court on Tuesday, reports Newcastle Advertiser.
Judge Bezuidenhout has granted the urgent interdict preventing Eskom from proceeding with disconnection of power supply in Newcastle, but has imposed conditions.
Newcastle Municipality has been ordered to pay a minimum of R30 million per month by no later than the 15th of each month, starting on October 15.
In the order that was presented in court by Judge Mngadi, Judge Bezuidenhout stated that it was not disputed that Eskom was entitled to payment for the electricity supplied to Newcastle and, if there was non-payment, that Eskom was legally entitled to disrupt the electricity supply.
"However, the situation is not that simple," said Judge Bezuidenhout.
"The respondent (Eskom) is the only electricity supplier to municipalities in the country. It is also not the non-payment for electricity to a specific entity, but of a municipality.
"If the electricity supply is disconnected or disrupted at crucial hours it would have a catastrophic effect, not only on all the residents and business but on the whole economy of the town… There would be irreparable harm to the first applicant (Newcastle Municipality) and the inhabitants of Newcastle, if the interim relief is not granted.
"It would result in the total collapse of the economy of Newcastle and would severely affect the citizens of the town, who pay for electricity."
Lanxess CISA has been granted leave to intervene and was joined as a respondent in the court proceedings.
The matter was adjourned to December 6.
In other news – Where are they now? Former reality stars Ntando and Hlelo Masina
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Chicago natives, Born of Osiris, are back with a fierce new album called, "Soul Sphere." The deathcore vets (they went through 3 name changes since their inception in 2003) rip right into the first track, "The Other Half of Me" which doesn't mess around with elaborate intros. Just a few seconds of ominous synth sounds and less than 30 seconds in they blast off into a heavy, yet technical sound.
While the deathcore genre isn't for everyone, Born of Osiris is a good starting point for those who are interested in seeing what the genre has to offer. For those who are unaware of what, "Deathcore" is, I am here to tell you! Deathcore is a fusion of death metal and metalcore. Metalcore, has a heavy emphasis on breakdowns. Deathcore then uses death metal riffs, blast beats and growl vocals. Mix that all together and you have deathcore. As I have stated, it is not for everyone but if given a fair listen, you may find something you like in a band or two.
Born of Osiris have released five albums since 2007 and this might be their best work which speaks volumes. One track, "Illuminate" is definitely my favorite. It sounds like a death march into war with the snares and military like chants in the background. What else I like about Born of Osiris, is their use of clean vocals and growls. In "Illuminate" they're used fantastically well, Ronnie Canizaro (vocals) and Joe Buras (synth, keyboard, and clean vocals) play off each other. You can hear the unity between the two.
I can't stress how awesome "Soul Sphere" is for metal fans. People say that there is not any good music anymore. Born of Osiris is one of the few to prove that music is very much alive and well. Give them a listen. You will not be disappointed.
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The Talbot Trail Physiotherapy & Musculoskeletal Centre offers complete rehabilitation care including an orthopaedic surgeon, rheumatologist, physiotherapy, occupational therapy and massage therapy. Located on the ground floor of the hospital, the newly developed, 22,000 square foot, state of the art centre provides a wide-range of physiotherapy and rehabilitation services.
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2020 Per Capita Apportionment – $40.79
Together We Can Meet the Presbytery's Per Capita Goal
$29.44 annual contribution to support Presbytery infrastructure necessary for mission in Beaver and Butler Counties
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Walk Alongside Our Congregations in the joys, struggles, transitions, seasons of discernment, conflict management, and missional aspirations. Per Capita dollars make possible the ministry of the Presbytery Leadership Collegium and Commission on Ministry.
Facilitate a Network of Trust and Accountability through the ecclesiastical Offices of the Stated Clerk, treasurers, and accountants at all levels of our denomination. Per Capita dollars enable our leadership to maintain records and assure responsibility and compliance alongside the broader Body of Christ and Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.).
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Inland Empire Events | Weekend Fun Guide 11/13-11/15/2015
Hello Friends and Neighbors!
The chilly nights may have you craving curling up under a blanket with a good book, but this list of great Inland Empire Weekend Events will have you hopping to the car in no time!
Have an awesome weekend!
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Shout out to November's Weekend Fun Guide Sponsor! Join the holiday fun at the 3rd Annual Shop 'Til You Drop in Historic Downtown Upland on Sunday, December 6, 2015, 12-5 p.m. Take a photo with Santa with a toy donation to Upland Spark of Love Toy Drive. Bring your pet to Pet Food Emporium for "Santa Paws" photo opportunity, with $5 donation. 100% of donation goes to Upland Animal Shelter. You receive a photo and 4lb. bag of Zignature dry dog food. Enjoy shopping, food trucks, activities, giveaways, live entertainment and more! Learn more at GoUpland.com.
11/13-22, weekends, Theater – A Little Princess musical performed at the Riverside Women's Club Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30p.m. and Saturdays and Sundays at 3p.m. Tickets are $12 presale, $14 at the door.
11/13-14, 19-21, Theater – Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 at Cal Baptist University's Wallace Theater at 7:30p.m., Saturday matinee at 2p.m. Tickets are $15.
11/13-15, Theater – Mel Brooks' Young Frankenstein at Landis Performing Arts Center at 7p.m. Tickets are $29-50.
11/13-15, Theater – Arcadia at The Box Friday and Saturday at 8p.m., Saturday and Sunday at 2p.m. Tickets are $25.
11/13-15, Film Festival – The Cinema Culturas Film Screening Fest at Riverside City College's Digital Library Auditorium. Free admission (with suggested donation) at RCC events, Carmin Tropcal screens at the Fox Performing Arts Center for $25 each. See site for schedule.
11/13, Storytelling – Student from Sherman Indian High School tell cultural stories and perform songs and dance at Woodcrest Library at 6:30p.m. Free event.
11/13, Workshop – Career Skills Workshop at La Sierra Library from 11a.m.-3pm. Free event.
11/13, Film Screening – Free movie night at the Inland Empire Wing Commemorative Air Force Hangar at Riverside Airport at 6p.m. Free movie and popcorn, snacks for sale.
11/13, Concert – Wanted, Bon Jovi tribute band, performs at Romano's Concert Lounge at 9p.m. Tickets are $15 at the door for the 21 and over event.
11/14-15, Archeology – La Sierra University's Center for Near Eastern Archaeology's 7th Annual Archaeology Discovery Weekend focused on Syria. Lectures are free; check website for registration for kid's dig events and more.
11/14, Karaoke – Punk Rock Karaoke at Romano's Concert Lounge at 9p.m. Tickets are $10 in advance, or $15 at the door for the 21 and over event.
11/14, Run – 10th Annual Spirit of the Tribes 5K run/walk and kids fun run at UC Riverside at 8a.m. Registration is $15-30 online, $15-35 day of.
11/14, Nature – Second Saturdays event at Ameal Moore Nature Center from 11a.m.-2p.m. The owl-themed event is free and family-friendly.
11/14, Festival – Inland Empire Waterkeeper presents Rock the River at Martha McLean-Anza Narrows Park from 1-5p.m. Live performances, water conservation education and resources, beer garden and more.
11/14, Astronomy – "The Search for Extraterrestrial Life" at Orange Terrace Library from 2-5pm. With English and Spanish presentations and telescope viewing at 3p.m. Free to public.
11/14, Concert – Collective Soul at the Riverside Municipal Auditorium at 7p.m. Tickets are $28.
11/15, Concert – X1039 presents Localpalooza at the Riverside Municipal Auditorium at 1p.m. Tickets are $10.
11/13-22, weekends, Theater – Little Shop of Horrors performed at Glen Wallich's Theater at the University of Redlands at 8p.m. Admission is $12 for general admission, $8 for students and seniors.
11/14, Boutique – Gypsy Tolers Decorative Painters Annual Holiday Boutique at Mission Gables Bowl House from 9a.m.-3p.m.
11/14, Store Event – Jax Toys hosts local Neighborhood Toy Store Day event from 10a.m.-6p.m. Giveaways, crafts, deals and more.
11/14, Fundraiser – Tours of Burrage Mansion to support Magical Memories nonprofit. Two tours begin at 12:30p.m. and 2p.m., silent auction and more. Tickets are $50 a person.
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11/13, Barbecue – KCAL presents Full Throttle Brew N Que at the National Orange Show Orange Pavilion. Live music, barbecue trucks and more from 5-9p.m. Free parking and admission.
11/13-15, Theater – Christian Arts and Theatre presents Mary Poppins at the Corona Civic Auditorium Friday at 7p.m., Saturday at 2p.m. and 7p.m. and Sunday at 2.pm. Tickets are $13-17, family of five are $65.
11/13, Concert – Red Not Chili Peppers at M15 Concert Bar and Grill, doors open at 7p.m. Tickets are $10 for the all-ages concert
11/14, repeating weekly, Art Sale – Great Art Heist at The Colony Saturday from 10a.m.-2p.m. Public sale with art under $300. Continues until Dec. 5.
11/14, Concert – Armored Saint at M15 Concert Bar and Grill. Doors open at 4:30p.m., tickets are $22 for the all-ages show.
11/14, Car Show – 5th Annual Classic Car Show at Crown of Life Lutheran Church from 10a.m.-2p.m. Cars, play area, raffles and more.
11/15, Concert – Unsigned Band Industry Night featuring Reclaim the Sky and Chasing Legacy at M15 Concert Bar and Grill. Tickets are $10 for the 18 and over show, doors open at 4p.m.
11/13-14, Festival – Pilgrim Place Festival from 10a.m.-4p.m. Free admission, crafts, vendors, kids activities and more.
11/14, Painting – Artsy 101 Tropical Paradise Public Painting Event at Erns Lab Gallery at 1p.m. Tickets are $25, reserve online.
11/13, Concert – The Misfits at The Glass House at 7p.m. Tickets are $25 for the all-ages crowd.
11/14, Art Walk – Art Walk in Downtown Pomona from 6-9p.m. Free admission to galleries hosting receptions.
11/13, Concert – Oliver Heldens at the Fox Theater Pomona at 9p.m. Admission is $20-40.
11/14, Concert – The Devil Wears Prada, Motionless in White and others at the Fox Theater Pomona at 6:30p.m. Tickets are $23-25.
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11/13, Store Opening – NYX Cosmetics store opening at 10a.m. at Victoria Gardens on N Mainstreet.
11/14, Market – The INSPIREDmarket at the northeast corner of Foothill Boulevard and Vineyard Avenue beginning at 9a.m.
11/14, Comedy – Colin Mocherie and Brad Sherwood at the Lewis Family Playhouse at 8p.m. Tickets are $58-65.
11/14, Parade – City of Rancho Cucamonga's 2015 Founders Day Community Parade begins at 9a.m. at Day Creek Blvd and ends at the Epicenter.
11/15, Concert – On The Air, A Holiday Tribute to Bob Hope and Radio Stars of the 1940s at the Lewis Family Playhouse at 2p.m. Tickets are $25-35.
11/14, Fundraiser – "Art Uncorked' wine and craft beer tasting event at Chaffey College Chino Community Center from 4-8p.m. to benefit the Chino Community Foundation. Tickets are $40 at the door.
11/12-15, Racing – Auto Club Finals at the Auto Club Dragway. Ticket prices depend by day, races start at 8a.m. See website for details.
11/13-14, Theater – City of Fontana's production of Annie Jr. at Steelworkers Auditorium at 5:30p.m. Tickets are $10.
11/14, Clean up – Mary Vagle Nature Center Clean Up from 8a.m.-1p.m. Free participation.
11/14-15, Driving – Rusty Wallace Racing Experience at the Auto Club Speedway. See website for details and registration.
11/12-15, Comedy – Colin Kane at the Ontario Improv Comedy Club Friday at 7:30p.m. and 9:45p.m., Saturday at 7p.m. and 9:15p.m. and Sunday at 7p.m. Tickets are $18.
11/13, Celebration – 19th Annual Vintners Celebration at the Ontario Convention Center from 6-11p.m. Local restaurants and wineries, silent auction and more. Individual tickets are $80 for public, couples are $140.
11/14, Reception – Reception for book Faces of the Community featuring the Sultana neighborhood from 2-4p.m. Free distribution.
11/14, Bull Riding – Professional Bull Riders BlueDEF Tour at Citizens Business Bank Arena at 7p.m. Tickets are $15-75.
11/14, Festival – Beards and Brew Festival to celebrate No-Shave November at Cucamonga-Guasti Regional Park from 12-4p.m. Local breweries, sausage, live entertainment and more. Tickets are $25-30.
11/13-14, Art Show – Paletteers Art Show at the Lake Elsinore Cultural Center from 10a.m.-3p.m. Free admission.
11/14-15, Trains – "A Day Out With Thomas" at the Orange Empire Railway Museum beginning at 9a.m. Admission to event includes scheduled ride behind Thomas the Tank Engine Locomotive, tickets are $25. Add ride with Percy for $10.
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11/13-29, Theater – A Christmas Carol select nights at the Big Bear Lake Performing Arts Center at 7:30p.m., Sunday matinee at 1:30p.m. Tickets vary, see dates for details.
11/14, Concert – "An Evening With the Blues" fundraiser concert to benefit Scott Mastaler's family. Doors open at 6:30p.m., tickets are $16.
Now through 11/30, Exhibit – "Fallen Heroes" exhibit at the Welwood Murray Memorial Library. Features local vets who were killed in action in wartime.
11/13-22, Beer Festival – Coachella Valley Beer Week in several cities. Check website for participating locations and events.
11/13-22, weekends, Theater – A Streetcar Named Desire at the Palm Canyon Theatre Friday and Saturday at 8p.m., Sunday at 2p.m. Tickets are $29.50.
11/13, Concert – Godsmack at the Fantasy Springs Resort Casino at 8p.m. Tickets are $39-69.
11/15, Car Show – Desert Concorso featuring sports and GT cars along with food, fashion and more. Tickets are $65.
11/12-15, Craft Show – Fairytale Arts & Craft Show at the Truax Building from 9a.m.-6p.m., Sunday 10a.m.-4p.m. Variety of crafts and vendors, central checkout. Free admission.
11/14, Celebration – Pechanga Pu'éska Mountain Day Holiday Commemoration at Temecula City Hall Town Square. Exhibits from 10a.m.-2p.m., ceremony begins at 11a.m. Family-friendly cultural activities, mobile museum and more.
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What 38 year old man talks to his mom multiple times a day still?
What 38 year old man talks to his mom multiple times a day still and spends a good portion of his free time at her place? He says it's so she can see her grandkids but I think it a a little odd. Also what 38 year old man runs to his mom and talks to her about his girlfriend when he is having relationship problems? Maybe it's just me but is this odd? I thought maybe it is his culture. His sister is the same way and is in her 30s and still living at home.
Culture MAY have something to do with it, but I doubt it, sounds
like mom enabled and encouraged this behavior.
With the little information provided, I could reach a myriad of conclusions.
Was she the primary or dominant parent when the kids were growing up?
Were the kids ostracised socially?
Since the sister is the same way, it seems like it may be cultural, OR the mother was most likely the dominant "knower of all" parent, she may have given them the impression that she has all the answers, and created and insecurity in them, or maybe the one they felt most comfortable with confiding in.
Most people in their 30's have friends, and other alternatives in their social circles to bounce things off of when they feel the need to.
I love my adult children, but I would go bonkers if they called multiple times a day and looked to me to resolve their issues.
One foreseeable problem here is, if they are confiding relationship problems with her (& vice versa, when parents use their adult kids as thier go-to confidants, and "tell all") is that she is forming an opinion about the other person they are talking about. This is known as tirangulation. Read about it, it's not pretty.
Maybe they are both very
Maybe they are both very close to their mother and there is nothing AT ALL wrong with that. I pray to be my children's best friend one day. I would love if they came to me for advice when they have problems. There is a line that should not be crossed, but an adult man OR woman has every right to be close to their mother and in contact with her without judgement.
Find yourself a partner who has no relationship with his mother.
Sorry, but there is a huge
Sorry, but you can have a relationship with your mother that's healthy or unhealthy.
Enmeshment and closeness are not the same thing.
She needs to find a man who has a healthy relationship with his mother.
So because he talks to his
So because he talks to his mother on the phone a couple of times a day and goes to her with his problems, it's unhealthy? Um no. If he was having sleepovers at her house or having dinner with her every night or blatantly choosing his mother over his partner, that would be unhealthy. She said nothing alarming or jaw dropping.
To me, that's enmeshment.
To me, that's enmeshment. Otherwise known as a "Mama's Boy".
Actually he talks on the
Actually he talks on the phone to his mother on average 8-12 times a day. And when he has relationship issues (with his girlfriend) he runs to mom and talks negatively about his gf and his mother chimes in agreeing with him and also bashing the girlfriend who has been good to him but won't put up with his temper tantrums, selfishness and mood swings. It becomes a mother and osn bashing session of the girlfriend. This also happened with his first marriage and that is exaclty why it ended and he is divorced. His mother was always in his business and has to know everything and when she began prying for info from his gf, who has also been nice and respectful to his mother, the gf set a boundary (me) and told her she didn't want to talk about something personal (family issue) the mother became passive agressive and mean. Did I mention he never travels anywhere without his mother with him? Or that he spends nearly all of his spare time with his mother? I might add she is not elderly nor ill however she is widowed and a very controlling woman who also vented to her children about issues her and her husband were having when he was alive (he is now deceased). Also her grown daughter who is 40 still lives at home with her even though she has a very good job and no known health issues. Every relationship the daughter has had has failed too because of the mother's invasiveness and tha dughters immaturity. Yes the mother does babysit however she overstays her welcome regularly. On date nights she will babysit yet once her son and his gf are home she still stays to watch tv and hang out at his place for lengthy periods of time. I might add he regularly attends social events with his mother and she will either will not invite his gf or will late until the last minute to invite the gf so she cannot attend. I just wanted to add some more info and if you still think this is healthy then that is fine everyone is entitled to their own view however something in me tells me it is not healthy nor normal what is going on. To add I have a good relationship with my mother however she lives out of state. We talk weekly and see one other on holidays. We have our own lives. I just might add that I have a good career and have always been more indepedent than my bf. I am good with money and will likely retire within ten years. He is awful with money and in a lot of debt. He also allows his mother to help him with his bills occasionally so in return I believe there are strings attached.
You need to find a man rather
You need to find a man rather than this adult sized mommy worshipping child. Once daily calls to mommy is pathetic, a dozen times a day is sick. It would not surprise me if this POS non man is in an incestuous 3way with his mommy and his sister. Deceased daddy is in a far better place. Obviously. Don't wait until your own death to put this sick gene pool behind you.
This whole thread is extremely interesting. A lot of people defending mommy worship and pining to be BFFs with their children.
I feel sorry for the kids.
This sounds like an Oedipus Complex or she has Jocosta
complex, (minus the sexual attraction) but in other ways it sounds very similar.There are varying degrees of both.
Search them on the net.
A couple of times a day is
A couple of times a day is one thing, she said it was 8-12 times a day ...
"So because he talks to his mother on the phone a couple of times a day and goes to her with his problems, it's unhealthy?" Um, Hell NO!
Does it matter? If you know that you
are not comfortable being in a relationship, why then does it matter why he does it?
Do you really want to find a reason to accept that which makes you uncomfortable?
The world is filled with men who do not do the things that you find uncomfortable; perhaps rather than trying to critique this behavior, why not find a different partner.
In the best of all worlds, he may find a woman who can love and accept him as he is and you can find a partner to love whose behavior that you find acceptable.
Yes. My brother's wife loves
Yes. My brother's wife loves how close he is to our mother and even to me. She said it makes him a better husband and father to my nieces. She is close to my mother as well.
If I had a boyfriend whose
behavior I found to be so troubling and bothersome. I would hope that I would have the good judgement enough to recognize that this was not the relationship for me.
I would not try to fix him; nor would I try to analyze him.
I would wish him well as I moved on to find a more compatible partner.
One that I wouldn't touch
One that I wouldn't touch with a ten foot pole.
This man is not relationship
This man is not relationship material. That's the bottom line.
OP, you should be the dumper
OP, you should be the dumper this go round with this guy who made you the dumpee back in August.
There is NOTHING about him and his circumstances that screams "Great Catch".
Back away from this relationship dumpster fire ..it will NEVER improve.
Is the real issue is that he
Is the real issue is that he pays no attention to you or that he calls mom a lot? If he calls his mom a lot but it doesn't take away all his time from his family life and personal relationship, then who cares.
It's common for women in bad relationships to complain how a man spends too much time with kids or mom etc when the real issue is that he is bad partner to his wife or girlfriend, it doesn't matter how often he sees his kids or talks to mom. He is either good boyfriend or he isn't. If he isn't, move on.
So after reading the update I
So after reading the update I say the amount if calls wouldn't bother me, but the content would.
I don't care how many times a day a SO talks to his mother or other family members. However, talking crap about me (violating my trust) would be a deal breaker.
Honestly, I have zero interest in trying to "fix" a man. Either you come to the table with the qualities I require, or you can keep it moving.
I don't remember the OP's back story. Hopefully, she has moved on from this relationship.
I think that your perspective is so healthy.
What benefit comes from trying to vilify or criticize someone for not being what you want or need?
The simple solution is to recognize and respect differences and move on. You cannot force someone to be what you want or need. Not can someone force you to be what they want or need.
None of us are gods creating people in our likeness. Rather ,we are people seeking relationships with others with whom we share existing values , shared goals, and compatible life views
OP, the situation you
OP, the situation you describe which OH has with his mother does not sound healthy.
Having said that, the amount of contact between adults and their parents will vary from person to person so there is no 'right' or 'wrong' amount of time, so long as everyone is happy.
I would give anything to be able to speak to my mom one last time; I envy all of you who still have that luxury.
If it were just a few calls a
If it were just a few calls a day.. that's not, in itself, a huge problem for me. Even taking the kids over to her place.. I can see that he may have gotten in that dynamic after he wasn't with his EX.. so probably relied on granny to help him with his kids. My DH talks to his daughters and his mom/dad (and my dad).. on a semi-daily basis.. sometimes more than once a day. but it's a checking in on them.. not sharing about a fight we had.
But.. venting to mom and sharing personal information about your relationship? THAT is where i have a problem. that is overly enmeshed
You really know what the
You really know what the answer is to this. No normal adult, who has a normal 'partner' relationship with another person would be calling their Mother several times a day. At least you're not married to him. There are plenty of other 'less tied' fish in the sea.
I'm thinking it is the Snowflake effect. Was Mom a Helicopter?
Just my 2 cents but I think it is this modern culture ... Love my wife dearly but we have too many of these biological parents who are Helicopter or Consierge or Bulldozer parents. They have coddled/defended/babied these darlings to the point where said darlings cannot function in normal society. In my case, we have a 28 year old paying some rent but still living at home. Sadly, Mom still does things like driving him places because he hates to drive ... or a text at least a couple times per week of what's for dinner and if he doesn't care for it then can you pick me up some <fill in the blank> Why do many parents do this? It has definitely strained our marriage. It won't break us but it is a point of frequent contention


text: Machine Learning is all about data… and algorithms. But first and most importantly it's about data. And it's not just any data, we need enough, high quality and (and in many cases) "cleaned" data. When we talk about cleaning data, we normally use the word 'wrangling'. Wrangling is like washing clothes: your dirty data goes in and clean, neatly ironed and folded data comes out.


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By: Adam Reeves
I miss teaching. I'm shocked even to admit that. I'm even more shocked to admit that I'm considering a comeback.
I've spent the past five years trying to separate myself from the teaching profession. My Arkansas Teaching License has done nothing but gather dust since 2010, used occasionally as physical proof that I finished my student teaching assignment without losing life, limb, or my mind in the process.
I earned a second bachelor's degree in journalism, wrote a variety of articles for major state newspapers, and won state and regional awards for my writing. I'm even on my second year of a master's degree in college student personnel.
So why do I feel like something has been missing?
I left student teaching with my tail tucked between my legs and vowed never to return to a middle level classroom again.
When I began student teaching in January, student behavior was out of control and my classroom management plan didn't have a chance. Trying to get a management plan to stick was like trying to nail Jello to a wall—nothing stayed in place for very long.
Although I had made breakthroughs with "problem" students, I was told that I "got lucky." A student who achieved a grade no higher than a 60 all year made four 100s in a row after some one-on-one instruction from me. He was so elated that he jumped up in the middle of class and gave me a bear hug.
I don't think I "got lucky." I think I had found a way to reach a student of whom everyone else had washed their hands.
All my enthusiasm for teaching had been sucked out of me by the time May rolled around. If it weren't for the encouragement of my adviser, I wouldn't have lasted until February. Somehow I plowed through. After graduation, I ran toward the world of journalism.
So why on earth am I considering a return to the classroom?
I've spent the past year as a graduate assistant in my old stomping grounds at Arkansas Tech University in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction. I'm seeing new methods and new technology emerging. There are more accessible learning tools for teachers than ever before, and there are myriad ways to keep students engaged. I'm grading lesson plans and gaining a new enthusiasm for the profession that I haven't had in at least six years.
And, truthfully, I kinda miss those kids. The aforementioned student who hugged me sticks out in my mind. No matter how much recognition I've gotten for my writing, nothing beats the look in a kid's eye when he "gets it," when something that you taught him sticks and he feels a sense of accomplishment. I like the idea of looking at myself in the mirror in the morning knowing that I have the potential to change someone's life in the next nine hours.
It's time to make a comeback.
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About Location: Nowadays Moinot Ghat has been turned out an amazing tourist spot. It is also known as Mini Cox's Bazar. Which is situated at Kartikpur, Dhoar, in district Dhaka. The rainy season is the best time to go Moinot Ghat. You will be fascinated to see the wonders of the Padma river. This huge waterway, looking at boats floating in the Padma and walk along the Padma. For a while, you will feel that you are now on the beach in Cox's Bazar, not in
Attraction: Moinot Ghat(Mini cox's bazar), Sand of River, Waves, Testing Fresh Hilsa fish, Swimming on River.
How to Go: You can catch a bus from Gulistan in front of (Golap sha mazar ), There are there some buses like Jumuna Poribohon, N Mollik, Druto Poribohon, Nagar Poribohon etc. to go Moinot Ghat. This journey will take around 2-2.30 hours to reach there. You can also go there by CNG from Mohammadpur Bosila and Kodomtoli.
Some other Tourist Spots near
How Much Cost: From Gulistan to Moinot Ghat bus fare is 90 tk, Lunch would be 100 to 200 tk, speed boat fare 1000 to 1500 tk for 10 to 15 minutes. Small boat fare would be 200 tk 200tk for half an hour, Palace Park and Wondarella Park entry fee is 30 tk. Ukil Bari entry fee is 20 tk.
It would be a nice tour for Dhaka people one day out.


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Moving beyond counting in Bengali, a useful next stage is to learn ordinal numbers (first, second, third etc).
To date প্রথম (prothom) is probably the one I use/see used the most, and I've not really moved much beyond দিতীয় (ditiyo) and তৃতীয় (tritiyo), hence this post's more expansive look at the subject.
It's one that feels necessary to know, even if it's not necessarily of huge use; in fact, I only really hear some of the forms below at the moment in Bangla news podcasts from NHK World as they give the day's date.
প্রথম – first
দিতীয় – second
তৃতীয় – third
চতুর্থ – fourth
পঞ্চম – fifth
ষষ্ট – sixth
সপ্তম – seventh
অস্টম – eighth
নবম – ninth
দশম – tenth
Ordinal numbers for days of the week are
পয়লা – first
দোসরা – second
তেসর – third
চৌঠা – fourth
From 5th to 18th the cardinal numbers (5, 6, 7, etc) end in ই, so:
পাঁচই, ছয়ই, সাতই, etc
And then from 19th to 31st the cardinal numbers with এ are used, so:
ঊনিশে, বিশে, একুশে, etc
The above notes are taken from an early (ie 1960s) edition of Teach Yourself Bengali, so if the forms have changed or you've anything to add to the subject do let me know in the comments.


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In 2006, Rashida Tlaib wrote an op-ed for Louis Farrakhan's website, The Final Call.
According to reports:
The article appears to have been written specifically for The Final Call; an online search did not turn up any evidence of the article elsewhere. The article is entitled "Bills must stop deportations for minor offenses" and addressed the problem of legal immigrants deported for technicalities and other relatively minor issues. The author bio included with the article reads "(Rashida Tlaib, advocacy coordinator of the Arab Community Center for Economic and Social Services (ACCESS) in Detroit.)"
See article here: http://www.finalcall.com/artman/publish/Perspectives_1/Bills_must_stop_deportations_for_minor_offenses_2954.shtml
Read more articles about Rashida Tlaib here.
Deplorable Kel is an independent journalist who covers news that the mainstream media refuses to report on. Kel covers anti-American candidates running in the U.S. elections, terrorism, crimes committed by illegal aliens and the indoctrination of children through schools and media.


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Well, I guess the novelty wears off just a bit – the two-year anniversary of our solar anniversary came and went on June 29 w/o much fanfare or notice!Still, worth looking back at how we did. The image above is from my array data at pvoutput.org, and shows how much we made vs. how much we used (consumption only started tracking in Oct '10) each month for the past couple years.
The production meter on the side of the house is showing 6669 kWh (or 6.66 MWh) since we turned it on. So on the production side, we've done:
- Avg 3335 kWh annually
- Avg 278 kWh monthly
- Avg about 9 kWh per day
- Max monthly was 375kWh this June
- Min monthly was 103kWh in Dec 2010
We pay a bit over $0.10/kWh, so it's offset about $675 in utility costs. No Swiss bank account yet, but it does help with the cash flow a little – we've even had a couple months with net negative use, which is fun.
On the consumption side, since we installed it, we have consumed about 9000 kWh to run the house, so we've produced 75% of the electricity we've used. Not bad! (We have worked pretty hard to keep consumption under control, too). For comparison, 9000 kWh consumption in 2 years is:
- Avg 4500 kWh annual consumption
- Avg 375 kWh monthly consumption
- Avg 12k Wh daily consumption
- Max monthly consumption was 550 kWh in July 2011
- Min monthly consumption was 271 kWh in Oct 2010
There has been zero maintenance for the system, other than (optionally) knocking snow off now and then. If you want to see more about the system from when it was getting installed, take a look at the "Renewable" blog category over on the right.
You can see more data for my system on Enphase's public monitoring site and on my pvoutput.org page.


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SCENARIOS: Berkeley | Oklahoma City | Raleigh | Trenton
What's the most the teams in Trenton can hope for, and what's the way they don't want the season to end?
Best case: The big three move their tremendous regular seasons into the tournament seamlessly. Maya Moore remains the silent assassin and confirms that she is the game's best overall player. Tina Charles satisfies everyone (even Geno Auriemma) with her post play. Renee Montgomery finishes her career as one of the most popular, respected and successful players in UConn history with the one thing she didn't have yet: a national title.
Worst case: A meteor lands in Storrs on March 26, just before the Huskies are to leave for Trenton. Transportation out of Connecticut is completely halted. UConn never makes it to New Jersey's capital and is forced to forfeit its regional semifinal game. The undefeated season is gone without the Huskies ever taking the floor.
Best case: Coach Sharon Dawley manages to get everyone on the bus, and the room service at the hotel in Storrs is really good. Because it's UConn on the other side, the Catamounts get their 15 minutes of fame on ESPN right from the opening tip.
Worst case: Those 15 minutes become 4:12 as Vermont doesn't even stay in the game through the first media timeout and ESPN is on to another game. The Huskies' Cassie Kerns plays more minutes than Maya Moore.
Best case: The Gators finally forget they beat Tennessee once upon a time and get on to winning some other basketball games. Well, in this case, get on to winning one basketball game, since UConn looms in Round 2. Sha Brooks puts on the best individual performance of the first round in the Trenton Regional, even inspiring the Huskies' faithful to stand up and cheer.
Worst case: Winter sticks around a little too long in Storrs, and every Gator, even sharpshooter Steffi Sorensen, is ice cold. They ask the tournament officials to let them play the second half against Temple in their warmups. The answer is no, and Florida just can't make enough shots to erase the Owls' early lead. After the game, the Gators stand at midcourt and tap their sneakers together three times, saying, "There's no place like Gainesville. There's no place like Gainesville."
Best case: The Owls, inspired by the opportunity to get coach Tonya Cardoza a game against Connecticut, where she spent 14 years as an assistant, play their best game of the season against Florida. Defense rules the day as former Temple coach Dawn Staley gives the Owls the perfect scouting report on how to slow down Brooks, even though her South Carolina team didn't in either of their meetings this season.
Worst case: Marshae Dotson outrebounds the entire Temple frontline, and Brooks runs wild in the second half. The Owls cannot keep up, and Brooks runs out the clock in a relatively easy win with a mini Curly Neal routine.
Best case: Monica Wright and Lyndra Littles become the dynamic duo of Los Angeles. The offense is just too much for Marist and Cal, making the cross-country flight to Trenton enjoyable even without the inflight meal and movie. Wright plays like Maya Moore's equal for one night and Aisha Mohammed outplays Tina Charles, much to the anger of Geno Auriemma, in the Sweet 16, and Virginia finds itself leading UConn with less than four minutes to go. Ultimately, the Huskies prevail, but the Cavaliers leave the entire nation overwhelmingly impressed.
Worst case: The inconsistency that plagued Virginia during the season's final month and a half shows up a number of times in the first-round game against Marist. Wright gets in foul trouble, Littles can't find her shot, the defense produces no easy baskets and Virginia spends 40 minutes of frustration losing to the Red Foxes.
Best case: Rachele Fitz scores on the inside, Julianne Viani controls the perimeter and Marist fans close their eyes and swear it's 2007 again. The Red Foxes return to the Sweet 16 and capture the country's imagination again just like they did two tournaments ago. But just like in 2007, Marist loses to the eventual national champion when Connecticut ends the Cinderella ride in the regional semifinals.
Worst case: Coach Brian Giorgis forgets to pack the Way-Back Machine for the trip to L.A., and 2009 ends up looking nothing like 2007. The Red Foxes spend the entire game chasing Virginia's better athletes and don't even have time to soak up the Southern California sun.
Best case: Alexis Gray-Lawson rediscovers her sense of accuracy, Ashley Walker scores at will inside and Natasha Vital becomes that extra weapon Cal has needed for a month. The Bears easily win two games in Los Angeles and bubble over with confidence once again. It's not enough to overcome UConn (that's always going to be too much to ask this year), but Cal is competitive, and what was becoming a disappointing season is rescued.
Worst case: The Galen Center becomes Joanne Boyle's personal Groundhog Day. Cal finds itself down a point to Fresno State in the first round with 0.03 seconds left. The Bears' coach draws up another brilliant play, but this time there is no controversy. Ashley Walker can't even get her hands on the ball, and the Bears are upset by the Bulldogs. At least it doesn't take 15 minutes to figure it out.
Best case: The Fresno State defense plays like a bulldog protecting a T-bone, Jaleesa Ross proves to be the best guard on the floor and coach Adrian Wiggins' crew does what it couldn't do in last season's season-opener -- knock off Cal.
Worst case: The team that lost to Pacific and and Idaho twice shows up, and by late in the first half, Boyle already has instructed one of her assistants to leave the bench and begin watching game tape on Virginia and Marist.
Best case: Down at halftime to Georgia, the Sun Devils receive an inspirational speech worthy of Tony Robbins from recently injured top scorer Dymond Simon. Arizona State completely shuts down the Lady Bulldogs in the second half and wins easily. The momentum takes ASU all the way to the regional final where, just like in 2007, a Big East team, this time Connecticut, ends the Sun Devils' run.
Worst case: Despite its depth, Arizona State just can't overcome the Simon injury, losing its third straight game without her and leaving Duluth with the feeling of an unfulfilled season.
Best case: Georgia takes advantage of the one-hour bus ride and pulls off two stunners over Arizona State and Florida State. The games are reminiscent of the home wins earlier in the season over Vanderbilt and Auburn. In the process, gritty junior point guard Ashley Houts becomes the darling of the tournament.
Worst case: Houts spends more time with the trainer patching up floor burns and bloody scrapes than she does on the court, ASU's Sybil Dosty completely neutralizes Angel Robinson, coach Andy Landers starts to have flashbacks to the frustrating start of the season at the 10-minute mark of the second half and the selection committee gets 1,453 told-you-so e-mails from South Florida fans.
Best case: The team that beat Duke, North Carolina and Texas A&M makes an encore appearance, and the Seminoles fly through the first three rounds, including another win over the Aggies. For a few days, folks in Tallahassee forget, or at least don't obsess, about all that vacated football wins talk. Unfortunately, the Seminoles can't vacate the Trenton Regional, and the inevitable loss to UConn ends a terrific run.
Worst case: Florida State struggles early in the opening round, and bad thoughts of those losses to Valparaiso and Washington emerge. The Seminoles survive North Carolina A&T, but the nightmares don't go away and the program's best seed ever becomes just a memory with a Monday departure.
Best case: Amber Bland is anything but. Her play keeps the Aggies in the game with Florida State until the final minutes. ESPN2 switches all its viewers to a look at North Carolina A&T's upset bid. Alas, a game-tying shot attempt by MEAC player of the year Brittanie Taylor-James is off the mark, but the Aggies make an impression.
Worst case: Bland and Taylor-James go completely cold, and Florida State gets out so quickly that we don't even have a chance to see that graphic that tells us North Carolina A&T is a prominent historically black college in Greensboro, N.C., with an enrollment of 10,000 and once was at the forefront of the civil rights movement before the television audience is switched somewhere else.
Best case: The Notre Dame offense, as visibly pleasing as any in the game when running well, is clicking on all cylinders. The Irish carry the banner of the Big East through Minnesota, Texas A&M and Florida State to give the conference exclusivity in the Trenton Regional final. UConn is too much for Notre Dame once again, but the Irish make it further than they have since winning it all in 2001, the last time the Final Four was held in St. Louis.
Worst case: The Irish can't get their spacing right, they turn over the ball too much and Minnesota hangs around just long enough to pull the upset. Minutes before the final buzzer, frustrated Notre Dame fans, looking forward to incoming recruit and Naismith prep player of the year Skylar Diggins, already are chanting, "Diggins, Diggins."
Best case: Coach Pam Borton makes her team watch the game tape of the wins at Ohio State and Michigan State over and over until it finally sinks in how to beat a good team on the road. The art of repetition works, and Minnesota stuns Notre Dame.
Worst case: Turns out the tapes were mislabeled, and the players actually were watching the games at Northwestern and Wisconsin all week. No one catches the error until it's too late. The video coordinator is fired, and Minnesota is out in the first round.
Best case: Takia Starks plays like Spiderman, Danielle Gant is fearless on the baseline and Sydney Colson plays like the point guard coach Gary Blair has been waiting for all season. The Aggies march into Trenton, use a hypnotist to get them believing Connecticut is actually Oklahoma and pull the stunner of the decade. A&M beats the Huskies and gets to the Final Four, where every news conference runs over because Blair isn't done yet.
Worst case: The usually stingy Aggies defense can't contain all the back cuts and screens Notre Dame throws its way. Starks and Tanisha Smith just can't make a jumper, and the Irish defense sags further and further around Gant. Fifty-three points is nowhere near enough to beat Notre Dame.
Best case: The Purple Aces are reminded over and over that they are the only team in the tournament with a losing record, and it makes them mad. The inspiration pushes them to play competitively with Texas A&M
for 30 minutes.
Worst case: The Purple Aces are reminded over and over that they are the only team in the tournament with a losing record, and it makes them sad. The resignation makes them question whether they even want to come out of the locker room after halftime.
Charlie Creme can be reached at email@example.com.


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Following an accident it's understandable for you to want to settle the matter quickly and move on with your life as soon as possible. As a result, some may be tempted to try to take care of all issues—including legal issues—without getting professional representation. It's crucial to understand the pitfalls of trying to go it alone. In virtually all cases, an attorney can work on your case to ensure your recovery is full and you get enough cash to last you and your family for as long as you need it. You can be sure that those representing the negligent party—usually an insurance company—will be lawyers working to pay out as little as possible. That's their job. They'll deny and delay efforts in the case and make life as difficult as possible. The calculations made by the opposing attorneys are based in large part on how aggressive they feel the injured party will fight for full compensation for the harm caused.
When you retain the services of counsel, you're making sure you're not taken advantage of by the other side. If the other side is not cooperating, which is likely, or offering a lesser settlement than what you deserve, your legal team must be prepared to take the case to court to ensure full and fair recovery. Knowing you're willing to go as far as necessary to ensure justice by obtaining legal counsel often means that the opposing side will deal more reasonably right from the beginning.
There's simply no good reason to try to handle things on your own. If the Team at Stanley Law takes on your personal injury case it's because we believe you can WIN. We're only paid on a contingency fee basis, which means that you do not have to pay any money up front—our lawyers are only compensated following successful recovery. As a result, there's truly nothing to lose by having a legal professional in your corner fighting for you and making sure we leave no stone unturned in getting you the money you deserve.


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Yamaha Motor Racing's continuous efforts to excel in both health & safety and environmentally responsible operations is a long-term project evolving from the conviction that health and safety are not an option but are a necessity.
HONDA Motor Co posted a stronger-than-expected 11.5 percent rise in first-quarter operating profit as higher vehicle and motorcycle sales as well as lower costs offset the impact of a stronger yen.
Rod Copes enjoys a challenge.
The shares of MotorCycle Holdings Ltd (ASX: MTO) are rocketing higher by 8% this morning following the release of a positive business update by the recently listed motorcycle retailer.
Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) today reported 22.52 per cent increase in total sales at 4,27,384 units in June. The company had sold 3,48,808 units in the same month last year, HMSI said in a statement.
Pack smart, pack light, and pack right! Even if you have every saddlebag out there on your ride you still have to consider packing the right way. Stuff heavy gear closest to where the bag will be mounted on the bike.
Royal Enfield motorcycle sales for May 2016 rose 37 percent to 48,604 units as against 35,354 units sold in May last year. Exports shot up 86 percent to 1,372 units while domestic sales increased 36 percent to 47,232 units, according to a regulatory filing by Royal Enfield-owner Eicher Motors with the stock exchanges on Wednesday.
BMW Motorrad, the motorcycle-manufacturing arm of BMW, is reportedly ready to begin operations in India by October this year. BMW Motorrad has been long rumoured to open its India chapter and was expected to make its formal announcement at the Auto Expo 2016 in February.
Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India Pvt Ltd on Wednesday signed a memorandum of understanding with IndusInd Bank, offering retail finance to its customers on all Honda two-wheeler models. The private sector bank, in a statement to BSE, said under the MoU, customers buying a Honda two-wheeler can reap the benefits up to Rs. 7,500.
New report shows 9.9 per cent rise in sale of two wheelers for April 2016. The latest figures for new motorcycle registrations have been announced showing a 9.9 per cent growth in the sale of bikes in the UK when compared to the same time last year.


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Set in Pokhara, the story of 'Purano Dunga' revolves around two brothers (Daya Hang Rai and Maotse Gurung). The elder brother, played by Gurung, is a boatman working around the Begnas Lake in Pokhara while Rai is his renegade younger brother living in the city. The film portrays the siblings' rivalry to get hold of an old boat that happens to be a family heirloom.
"Viewers will find the story, setting and characters very unique and new," said Gurung, who had penned the film's screenplay with his regular collaborator Upendra Subba.
The rest of the cast includes Menuka Pradhan, DB Gurung, Sudam CK, Buddhi Tamang, Puskar Gurung, Sajan Thapa and Maniram Pokhrel among others. Cinema Art Nepal and Maotse Gurung Films have jointly produced the film. Shailendra D Karki has shot the film while Nimesh Shrestha has edited it.
The film is set to release on November 25. The song 'Nira' from the film's soundtrack has gone on to become a viral hit after it was released couple of months back.


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