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That's it. It's all over. The bookies should pay out. Let's go home and wait for the new season to start. #9pointsclear.
It would be foolish to think that Manchester United's nine-point lead signals the end of the title race following the events of last season, but Sir Alex Ferguson's team are a year older, a year wiser and a painful year hungrier. It will take a monumental effort from Manchester City to wrestle back first place from here.
This is the furthest behind United that City have been since the end of the 2010/11 season, while the league leaders have never picked up more points after 25 games in the Premier League. Only once have they conceded more goals at this stage, but concerns over defensive frailties haven't hindered a relentless pursuit to reclaim the trophy they have won 12 times.
The worry for City is that United are improving as the season progresses. They are no longer playing for "ten or 15 minutes" of matches - which was Ferguson's concern after beating QPR in November - and the hard-fought 1-0 win over Fulham means the Reds have now kept three clean sheets in their last six top-flight fixtures compared to three in the previous 19. The 1-0 defeat to Norwich - their third of the season - was 14 games ago in the middle of November, while City have lost twice since then and dropped two points to the team four adrift at the bottom.
Following Saturday's victory, Ferguson said: "It was similar to when we played here a few years ago when Cristiano (Ronaldo) scored near the end and we went on to have an undefeated run after that. It was around the same time too."
Indeed, there is a compelling symmetry between United's hard-fought 1-0 win over Fulham this season and the 2-1 success in February 2007 in a match in which Ronaldo's fine winner underlined the Portuguese's skill and determination that was to lead United in the next two seasons. That result in 2007 saw the Reds stretch nine points clear at the top, and who would argue against them repeating their undefeated run over the next 13 matches?
City's best hope is that victory at Old Trafford on April 6 derails United's title push, or a crushing defeat to Real Madrid in the Champions League achieves the same. But at this stage the season has been nothing short of a disaster for Roberto Mancini and his team.
One consideration for United is that they must avoid the growing distraction of David De Gea. After the keeper's mistake against Spurs, he has become the topic of much debate and the 22-year-old will have to deal with the intense scrutiny. When the title was lost by only eight goals last season, United cannot afford any slip-ups from their number one. Ferguson noted how costly a single error could be after the Spaniard's mistake in the 3-2 win over Fulham at the start of the season and despite United fans' staunch defence of De Gea, the keeper's occasional calamities are a concern.
"It has been a very important week for us," said Andre Villas-Boas after Spurs' 1-0 win over West Brom. "To get four points away from home, with not much time between the games, is excellent.
"We have put ourselves in a very good position to threaten for third place."
After Arsenal closed within a point of their rivals on Saturday, it was imperative that Spurs secured an important victory at the Hawthorns and Goran Popov's phlegmy peccadillo helped them on their way.
This column has previously questioned the lack of leadership at White Hart Lane as Villas-Boas fuses a new team this season, but Spurs' cohesion and team spirit was a crucial factor in securing three points on Sunday. Certainly no-one would accuse them of being 'in turmoil' after witnessing their run of nine Premier League matches without defeat.
The move away from a 4-4-2 formation in the last three games following Emmanuel Adebayor's departure to the Africa Cup of Nations has perhaps slightly disrupted Spurs' flow, and the addition of another striker in January could have been an important step towards cementing a top-four finish. But neither did Arsenal or Everton strengthen significantly in the window and everyone continuing as they were is no bad thing for Spurs.
Villas-Boas' aim of catching a beleaguered Chelsea is perhaps optimistic in the short term given forthcoming fixtures against resurgent Newcastle, London derbies against West Ham and Arsenal and a trip to Liverpool and, with a double-header against Lyon in the Europa League also on the horizon, Spurs' squad will be stretched to its limits. The return of Adebayor is well-timed.
The Magpies secured back-to-back Premier League victories for the first time this season with a deserved 3-2 victory over Chelsea that ended fears of a possible relegation battle.
The key to Newcastle's win on Saturday was their renewed hunger and the presence of more willing runners in the first XI. Three unreplied attempts inside the first seven minutes set the tone for an impressive performance.
Davide Santon, who has earned a recall to the Italy squad for Wednesday's friendly against Holland, impressed with two assists but the star of the show was two-goal hero Moussa Sissoko. The January signing from Toulouse looks a steal at £2million and the midfielder's desire to get into the box to react first to Petr Cech's weak parry and level the score at 2-2 typified the energy that has helped to haul Newcastle away from danger.
"He has fantastic power but, with players, you never know about their attitude until you get them in and start working with them," said Alan Pardew. "But he came in like a giant and played like a giant. I remember watching him for Toulouse 14 months ago and thought, 'he is the one for us'."
"But, my word, he is already paying us back handsomely," added the manager, channelling Ray Wilkins.
Daniel Sturridge
Sturridge looks as though he's playing with a point to prove and his goal against City underlined his quality. Not only was it a fine strike, but the striker's intelligent movement before receiving the ball created the opportunity which he duly dispatched.
There were more positives than negatives in a week in which two 2-2 draws should really have been back-to-back victories. In terms of Liverpool's Champions League pursuit, the two points added to the gap to Spurs probably spell an end to faint hopes, but this was always going to be another season of transition and the signs over the past week have been hugely encouraging.
While Brendan Rodgers rued Liverpool's "tentative" performance against United at Old Trafford in January, the Reds showed no fear against Arsenal or City and it could be argued that they deserved to win both matches after two displays of pluck and quality. The arrival of Daniel Sturridge has helped Rodgers to fine-tune a convincing counter-attacking system and the manager has exhibited considerable flexibility in his tactics over the past two matches.
"That was an outstanding performance coming here, which is a notoriously difficult place where it is even difficult to score goals," said Rodgers in his post-match interview, pointing to the fact that City were the only team to have conceded fewer goals at home than Liverpool before Sunday. "We were brilliant. The only disappointment is that we were outstanding in our work but mistakes have cost us."
Despite his measured reaction, it's likely the manager will privately be seething at another blunder from Pepe Reina and the keeper's eighth error leading to a goal in the last two seasons could also lead to his exit in the summer.
Defensive lapses are a concern for Liverpool and Rodgers has left Martin Skrtel out of his starting line-up in the last three Premier League matches with the centre-back's performance against Oldham highlighting his poor form. On Sunday, Daniel Agger was partly responsible for Edin Dzeko's opening goal after he first played James Milner onside and then allowed Dzeko's simple movement to deceive him and Rodgers will be worried that only six teams have conceded more goals away from home than the Reds this season.
As much as the defence requires a shake-up in the summer, Rodgers deserves praise for reinvigorating Liverpool's attack and the signing of Sturridge has thus far looked a shrewd move even at £12million. The Reds have scored only three goals fewer than their total last season (partly owing to Luis Suarez remaining available throughout the campaign) and the movement and understanding of Sturridge and Suarez was a constant threat against Arsenal and City.
Rodgers also reserved special praise for Steven Gerrard's "immense" performance on Sunday and the captain has now equalled his previous record of nine assists in a single Premier League season after playing every minute of the current campaign.
A vital win against Sunderland followed a bonus point at home to Chelsea to leave the Royals sitting two points clear of Wigan and Aston Villa, who both visit the Madejski in the next four fixtures. Reading have scored more goals in the last 15 minutes than any other team, and that staying power could be crucial in their battle for survival.
Christ that was dull. But as Arsene Wenger said after the narrow victory over Stoke, it was a match that would either end 0-0 or 1-0 and the Gunners worked hard to earn three points, albeit with the added fortune of Lukas Podolski's deflected strike.
Although Olivier Giroud has been good in the air this season, the striker was always going to struggle against Stoke's physical defenders and Arsenal's tactic of firing crosses into the box was rather fruitless. The Gunners have previously struggled to break down teams who sit deep at the Emirates and Wenger must work on a plan B.
The manager should also move on from his obsession with the team's mental state. "These players have a fantastic spirit and quality. We lacked belief (in the past) because we have been criticised a lot," said Wenger on Saturday. "The team took time to strengthen their belief, but the focus of the players is great and I am confident we will have a strong end to the season."
Why can't he just say it was a good performance?
West Ham
Andy Carroll has returned at the perfect time to lead West Ham out of their mid-season slump.
Christian Benteke
The money from Benteke's inevitable exit could prove to be a crucial factor in Villa's promotion push next season.
Although the Toffees have lost only three of their last 34 Premier League fixtures, they have become top-flight draw specialists with 12 so far this season. It certainly seems to be confusing David Moyes.
"I thought we played well throughout, except for obviously conceding a few poor goals," said the manager after the 3-3 draw with Villa. "We always knew Aston Villa were going to be a threat, they've got some very good attacking players, but we didn't defend well and that meant it was always going to be a long, hard day for us."
Christian Benteke has proven his quality for Villa this season, but it was poor for Everton to concede three times to a team that had managed only 20 goals before Saturday - the second-worst record in the league.
John Heitinga
'Played worst game ever in the shirt of Everton' tweeted Heitinga on Saturday. Still, if you're going to mess up for three goals, you might as well do it all in the same game.
The Rs can't afford to draw at home against the likes of Norwich and they are now four points adrift at the bottom and six from safety. With just 18 goals on the board thus far, news of an injury to Loic Remy could spell the end of QPR's survival bid.
"I have no idea how long he will be out," said Harry Redknapp. Perhaps it was a bad idea to put so much faith in a striker with a poor injury record.
Stoke and Tony Pulis
If you're standing still in the Premier League, you're going backwards. There needs to be a major overhaul at Stoke in the summer if the club want to achieve anything more than simply boasting Premier League status.
Manchester City
Roberto Mancini's claim that the title race is not yet over is almost as unbelievable as his assertion last season that United had wrapped up the league with six games remaining. As Nick Miller said in 16 Conclusions, Mancini's excuse that his team were "too nervous" against Liverpool is rather laughable, and one wonders if that was also the reason for an insipid 0-0 draw with QPR on Wednesday.
The 25th round of fixtures last season saw City leapfrog United at the top of the table to hold a two-point cushion over their rivals, but in the current campaign they have led only once - after 12 games - and have started to look a distant second-best. A lack of goals has been a factor in City failing to convince in recent weeks and they managed only three shots on target against Liverpool on Sunday in a fixture in which they eased to a 3-0 victory last season.
City are missing a spark at the moment and the return of Yaya Toure - who has had a mixed season by his standards - is unlikely to suddenly reinvigorate the team.
The absence of Vincent Kompany was also key on Sunday and Mancini was disappointed with his team's defending. "We conceded two goals, stupid goals for me," said the manager. "But before the first goal there was a big foul - if it had happened with us, probably there would have been a red card."
It was a comment that reeked of desperation and the manager must avoid passing a defeatist attitude on to the players. They simply cannot afford to drop any more points if they are to recover the league from this position.
Saints have now dropped as many points from winning positions as they've gained all season as they blew the perfect chance to earn a first win under Mauricio Pochettino.
"You can never count on winning," said the manager after the 2-2 draw with Wigan. "You always have to wait until the end of the match and that is the same in football all of the time, you can't rest on your laurels, you have to play until the end."
The team have responded positively to Pochettino's appointment, but they need to start winning soon. QPR's visit at the start of March could be crucial after the next two fixtures at home against City and away to Newcastle.
Just two clean sheets in the last 11 matches in all competitions is an indication of where Chelsea's problems lie as their place in the top four starts to look rather precarious. I wrote about Rafa Benitez's situation here and it was difficult for the manager to react to Newcastle pressure in the second half when injuries had left him with such a weak bench.
The Europa League can often be an unwanted distraction for teams who are chasing a Champions League place, but the double-header against Sparta Prague may provide welcome relief for this stuttering Chelsea side. Saturday's home match against Wigan should bring a routine victory, but Demba Ba's probable absence should mean a start for Fernando Torres and probably a frustrating 90 minutes of attacking impotence. Benitez should have insisted on a recall for Romelu Lukaku.
Pepe Reina
Reina has been fortunate to avoid the same scrutiny as David De Gea this season but his performances have been considerably worse than one would expect. It's time for Liverpool to let him leave in the summer and look for a more reliable replacement.
Goran Popov
Spitting isn't very nice.
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Hi sgm4law, Thank you for accepting my buddy request, it's an honor to meet you & great to have you in my circle of buddies. Wishing you & your loved ones a fun & relaxing weekend. :)
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sgm, "while I work, listening to the newspeople who say the stupidest things in their need to fill the air." So, sgm, tell us what the "stupid" things they are saying. I fully believe that many of the media are more than capable of saying absolutely stupid things. But please tell us what stupid things you have heard them say that prompted your comment. And your niece drove to work in Cambridge?! Did she not pay attention to the police asking everyone to stay off the streets and to stay LOCKED in their homes?!
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WHAT SNOWMOBILE IS THIS MOTOR FROM? need jets and air filter
Posted 20 June 2011 - 11:35 PM
i need an air filter for it, and i think i need to change the jets. anybody know where to get that stuff?
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When jetting keep in mind it was jetted to run at below zero temps,so its going to take some work to get it close,i usually go up 1 or 2 main jet size when i remove a yamaha air box and put uni filters on it,or leave the stock jets if i dont change any thing else,but do wide open under load/kill it plug reading to check it.yamahas are usually jetted fat from the factory,and i rarely ride when it's that cold.
I usually go up or down a jet size for every 10 degrees of temp change to start with and read plugs if i dont have a egt gauge on it (highly recomended)
So if you figure out the factory jetting in your climate is good for below zero,and you are going to use it in the summer,figure an average temp,say 60 you would start by going down 6 sizes and then add 1 or 2 because you need a uni filter which will lean it out.
Be carefull always jet fat first,plugs are cheap,pistons are not.
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Anybody know if these carbs have tuning screws? (I wont see it till Friday)
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im goin to the lake 2night so ill be able to check it out
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Try Denis Kirk...should have what you need, or when you get the motor, pull a jet and measure its length and your local shop should be able to scource them.
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stock pilot jet is 45 and main jet is 151.3.
and the motor had in it a 30 pilot and 151.3 main.
the dealer told me i should get the stock pilot jet and a 155 and/or 160 main jet.
i didnt order them yet though till i found out what you guys thought.
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And this is one of the best, in depth carb tuning handbooks out there and is always good to have around the shop:
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Nikita Indoor Outdoor Furniture featured in May 2010 Cabin Life magazine
Cabin Life magazine showcased our outdoor Scandia Chair (white oak with Sunbrella fabric cushions) on page 37 under Cool Stuff: The Latest in Comfy Deck Seating. Here's the article for your perusal.
Wouldn't that chair (green cushions, upper right hand corner of magazine page) look great on the deck or porch of your Adirondack Lake George cabin? The beauty of it is you can leave it outside all summer and roll it inside for comfy fall/winter seating by the stove. So versatile, comfortable and with the ottoman you have a spare cot bed for guests in all seasons. Sleeping outside has become a reality with our indoor outdoor convertible furniture.


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What do employers look for when hiring business students? I explored this question with the Board of Advisors of the School of Business last week. We had a very active discussion about "Key Competencies of Business Undergraduates and MBAs." I have a lot to share from this conversation, but for now let's divide their insights into three main categories: competencies developed within courses, across …Read Full Article


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Brandon Burlsworth Foundation Providing Free Glasses for Children in Need
By: KARK 4 News
Updated: January 9, 2013
Now thanks to the Brandon Burlsworth Foundation, every year students that are low income or have no insurance receive a voucher for a free pair of glasses.
"Vision is such an important part of what they do in class everyday, if they can't see the board, how are they going to learn?" says Maumelle Middle School nurse Amy Davidson. "If they can't read their book, makes it much harder."
For more information, check with your child's school nurse on how to get a voucher.
Burlsworth was a walk-on for the Razorbacks. An All-American, Brandon died in a car accident just 11 days after being drafted to the Indianapolis Colts.


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Driven by the employment motto, "From campus to partner," employee learning and development at Grant Thornton is guided by a stair-step framework that includes all online and in-person offerings. The senior managers, all CPAs, work at Chicago-based Grant Thornton LLP, a... More »


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Parachute cord (also paracord or 550 cord) is a lightweight nylon kernmantle rope originally used in the suspension lines of US parachutes during World War II. Once in the field, paratroopers found this cord useful for many other tasks. It is now used as a general purpose utility cord by both military personnel and civilians. This versatile cord was even used by astronauts during STS-82, the second Space Shuttle mission to repair the Hubble Space Telescope.
The yarns of the core (commonly referred to as the guts) can also be removed when finer string is needed, for instance as sewing thread to repair gear, or to be used as fishing line in a survival situation. The nylon sheath is often used alone, the yarn in the core removed, when a thinner or less elastic cord is needed such as when used as a boot lace.
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A beautiful Catholic ceremony followed by a reception full of love. What more can you ask for? ;) I heart Anna & Scott and am so happy I was able to document their big day. Much love to you both.
A beautiful Catholic ceremony followed by a reception full of love. What more can you ask for? ;) I heart Anna & Scott and am so happy I was able to document their big day. Much love to you both.
A few of my favorite frames from our session at Disneyland with the Mendoza's. We were able to find a beautiful, secluded area within the madness of Disneyland for a quick portrait session before chowing down on chimichangas, turkey legs, corn and churros. ;) Yummm. I say this every time, but it still blows my mind how fast time flies. You can click here to see our first family session when it was just the 3 of them. Seriously! Time flies way too fast! During the last 4 years, the Mendoza's started their own successful photography company Dez & Tam and gave birth to their 2nd boy, Indy.
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A little personal project of mine I wanted to share with you. :) I really love that photography can freeze time for everyone. To be able to document a person's life at this particular moment in time is such a gift. I've had this idea in my head for such a long time; I wanted a clean white background that focused on my subjects and captured who they are at that moment. Years from now, when you're looking back at these photos, you will immediately remember what you were going through at that time, what you looked like, how you felt towards life. Every second someone hits a milestone or wants to freeze life and that is how this project came to be.
I asked my dear friend Sarah K Chen if she would let me tell her story about her and her beautiful girls and am so happy she said yes. Time goes by so fast and her little ones won't be so little any more. I hope her girls are never in a rush to grow up and enjoy their childhood with their beautiful mama.
Hope you enjoyed my series – 36. One Roll. One You. ;)
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AHL All-Star Classic notebook :Phantoms and Devils all-stars join forces for the Eastern Conference
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — The Adirondack Phantoms and Albany Devils have met four times since Jan. 18, so Adirondack's Brandon Manning and Albany's Bobby Butler have seen each other a lot.
Now, they are sitting directly across from each other in the Eastern Conference locker room at the AHL All-Star Classic. For the next 24 hours or so, the two rivals are playing for the same team.
"It's crazy to play anyone – especially Adirondack – that many times," Butler said after the AHL's skills competition Sunday. "To be in the same locker room is weird, but it's just all in good fun."
The forward, who leads all Devils with 16 goals in 42 games this season, was in good spirits after hitting just two-of-four targets with his eight shots in the accuracy-shooting contest.
"Terrible passing," Butler joked. "There's some times you can do things, but if the passing is that bad you just don't know what to do."
Butler joked he should have brought linemates Steve Zalewski and Joe Whitney to Providence. The trio has combined for 18 points against the Phantoms this season.
"They know how to put it on my stick," he said.
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Houston rookie Jason Zucker broke a four-year old American Hockey League record Sunday night, finishing the AHL's all-star skills competition's fastest skater event in 13.55 seconds.
His record stood for less than a minute. Portland defenseman Chris Summers, the next skater, completed his lap in 13.324 ticks to win the event and claim the record. Continued...
Rochester's Kevin Porter (13.828) and Syracuse's Tyler Johnson (13.935) also posted times less than 14 seconds Sunday night. Only five winners in the event's 18-year history had done that.
"I don't know what it is," Summers said. "Lighter equipment, maybe?"
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Michael Jordan was a 14-time all-star shooting guard in the National Basketball Association.
Michal Jordan is a Czech defenseman who is making his AHL all-star debut.
Jordan wears No. 29 for the Charlotte Checkers and will wear No. 47 in Monday's game, but has worn No. 23 in the past. But it wasn't for the basketball player, who isn't a household name in the Czech Republic. Rather, it was in honor of his favorite defenseman, countryman Karel Rachunek.
"I wasn't a big fan of watching basketball," the hockey-playing Jordan said. "Back in the day, we didn't have that many broadcasts. It's just funny it worked out like that."
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In a strange turn of events, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton fans were cheering for a player that has not played a home game for the Penguins.
Chad Kolarik was originally chosen to represent the Connecticut Whale at the All-Star classic, but was traded to the Penguins this week in the deal that sent Benn Ferriero to the New York Rangers. Continued...
The Penguins' chosen representative, Beau Bennett, went down with an injury, so Kolarik was the Penguins' lone representative to the event, even though he's played but two road games for them.
New York Rangers prospect J.T. Miller, who won a gold medal with the United States at the World Junior Championships in Russia this month, replaced Kolarik as the Whale's representative.
Down to the wire
In one of the more dramatic finishes the All-Star Classic has seen in recent years, Charlotte Checkers goalie Justin Peters stopped the final six shooters he faced in the breakaway relay to lead the Western Conference to a 12-11 victory over the Eastern Conference Sunday evening.
That included a glove save on Trent Whitfield, the captain of the hometown Providence Bruins, which ended the event and prompted Peters' team to mob him on the Dunkin' Donuts Center ice.
Peters was named the skills competition's top goaltender.
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Brayden McNabb of the Rochester Americans fired the hardest shot, a 101.8-mph blast.
Texas' Matt Fraser needed just five shots to hit all four targets in the accuracy-shooting event.
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Tuesday, August 4th, 2009Summertime is for festivals in Canada, and one of the most entertaining is the Fringe. In Winnipeg, this year's Fringe Festival had an interesting production for kids called African Folktales. This one-person story-telling play was performed by South African Erik de Waal. It brought to mind books my sister sent me when she was working in Sudan: Stories from Africa 1 and 2 by Lawrence Darmani and Talata's Party Dress and Other Stories by Eirene Akua Agyepong published by African Christian Press. It was a delight to receive these Ghanaian produced books and read them to my children.
After seeing African Folktales, my daughter requested a rereading of the story "Monkey Escapes" from Stories from Africa 2. In this tale, Monkey uses his wits to escape from Crocodile, whose intent, of course, is to eat Monkey. My daughter is fond of animal stories but I found the other tales about humans in the book compelling like the one entitled " Amadu, Alale and Adama" This story is about three friends, each of whom suffer from something — Amadu is lame, Alale, blind and Adama, poor. One day a stranger comes who changes their lives. The story is a loosely veiled parable with a moral at the end. It reminded me of one of the things children's books do, namely, aid in spiritual formation by creating awareness and edifying the reader.
When I was a young, beginning reader, I lived in a small town in Canada's north. Occasionally my father would go to the city on business trips and bring back books. One time he brought me a collection of stories from Africa similar to the one my sister sent. I remember the animal stories quite well, but also recall ones about the people who lived there and who learned spiritual truths about life. Obviously the intended readers for these books were Africans, but such books had their own influence even in a far flung corner of northern Canada where I lived. Were there any books you read when growing up that had a lasting influence on the way you perceived the world?


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Ray Lewis' last ride now will take him to Denver.
Anquan Boldin, Joe Flacco and a staunch Baltimore defense made sure of that Sunday.
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Boldin set a franchise record with 145 yards receiving, including the clinching touchdown in the Ravens' 24-9 victory over Indianapolis in an AFC wild-card game. The win delays star linebacker Lewis' retirement for at least another week as Baltimore (11-6) heads to Denver next Saturday.
The Broncos beat the Ravens 34-17 three weeks ago.
Lewis even lined up at fullback for the final kneel-down in his last home game of a 17-year career, then went into a short version of his trademark dance before being mobbed by teammates.
Sunday's victory also enhanced the Ravens' success rate in opening playoff games. Flacco now has won at least one postseason game in all five of his pro seasons, the only quarterback to do it in the Super Bowl era.
His main target Sunday was Boldin, who had receptions of 50 and 46 yards, plus his 18-yard TD on a floater from Flacco in the corner of the end zone with 9:14 to go.
Baltimore overcame the first two lost fumbles of the season by Ray Rice, too, as John Harbaugh became the first head coach with wins in his first five playoff campaigns.
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The Internet is a wild place filled with silly memes, inexplicable photos and head-scratching content. But we technology-savvy folk weren't the first to produce strange material for public consumption, as evidenced by these strange (and somewhat creepy) vintage postcards. Would you ever send these to friends and family?
OK, so that stork one is pretty amazing, especially for an era when having children was seen as the best thing for a woman to do. I bet it would sell pretty well nowadays. Head on over to the source to see even more strange postcards! [via io9]
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Last updated at 11:51, Thursday, 09 August 2012
AN ambitious Cleator Moor teenager is following in the footsteps of the great artist Lucien Freud and fashion designer Stella McCartney by securing a place at a prestigious art college.
Hana Bradnick has earned a place at St Martin's College of Art and Design in London a year earlier than most people apply.
She will begin a fine art degree in September soon after receiving her A-level results. It is a triumph for the West Lakes Academy sixth form student who has gone against the traditional route of needing to complete a foundation art course first.
She said: "I have a real sense of achieving my goals and making and taking opportunities. I decided to throw caution to the wind and see if my work could open the doors to St Martin's for me."
Hana was interviewed in London last Thursday where she spoke to tutors about a selection of her work based on the phrase, 'hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil'. She was told that day that she had been given an unconditional offer for the course.
She said: "I'm looking forward to moving to London, working with the practising artists they have at the college and learning from other people."
St Martin's College has an impressive alumni which also includes Sir Peter Blake, fashion designer John Galliano and actor Pierce Brosnan.
Hana said: "I'm delighted to have a place at St Martin's. It's a dream for anyone wanting to pursue a career in art."
The 18-year-old only began studying art two years ago when she enrolled in A-Level fine art at the academy. She previously studied at St Benedict's School where she completed her GCSEs.
She said she moved to the academy because she wanted to expand her hobby and pursue her ambition of becoming an artist.
While studying at the academy, Hana says she has been producing creative installation pieces by using photography and film. She is inspired by a number of artists, including the painter Lucien Freud and installation artist Rebecca Horn.
She said: "It will be an intense environment in which to study with high expectations and lots of hard work, but I will be doing something that I love in one of the best possible places to do it."
Hana has praised staff at the academy for their support and confidence building over the past two years.
She said: "With their help and knowledge I was able to turn my ideas into pieces of art which people seem to really like, even those which have a very 'dark' side. Hopefully my pieces provoke thought and emotion, which is what artists set out to achieve."
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I've got four – count 'em, four – new albums on my iPod. Let me tell you about them!
The first two are courtesy of Album Club, actually. We had a new member who came last month and was looking to give away some of his vinyl, and he did just that. I ended up with albums by two Memphis bands, The Oblivians and Magic Kids.
The Oblivians album is "The Oblivians Play Nine Songs with Mr. Quintron" – it's basically a bunch of gospel songs done in a punk style. It is awesome. Awesome, awesome, awesome. If you love punk or gospel, you've gotta hear this album.
Magic Kids remind me a little, little bit of The Beach Boys, very poppy and summery and happy. At times it's ALMOST a little too adorable for me, but really, I can't say anything bad about the album I got, "Memphis."
Here's an awesome video of Magic Kids performing "Hey Boy" in Memphis.
The other two albums I got aren't related to Album Club or Memphis at all, lol.
One is composer Christophe Beck's score to "Buffy the Vampire Slayer." There are these awesome little scores from episodes from the show's 2nd-5th seasons. Pretty rad. It's amazing how I can hear some of this music and see the scene happen in my head, lol. I wish some scores from later episodes were on this album, but I really can't complain. Powerful stuff. If you like Buffy, don't hesitate to pick up the score.
Check out "Massacre," from the episode "Becoming." It's amazing how much power and emotion Beck put into just a few minutes.
The other album is "Little Hell" by City and Colour.
I loved and adored the band's last album, "Bring Me Your Love," and I think "Little Hell" is just as good as that album. I just love Dallas Green's voice. The music on "Little Hell" is a little less singer-songwriter-y and is more fleshed out.
Here's my favorite song, "Fragile Bird," from the new CD.
What music are you listening to? Share and we can all experience great music. :)
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11 comments:
- Sassy Marsha said...
Thinking of you.
((HUG)) - April 8, 2011 at 10:19 PM
- Kristina P. said...
Keeping you in my prayers!
- April 8, 2011 at 10:39 PM
- Bonnie said...
Oh no, Deanna you are both in my prayers. God's blessing will be yours!
Love you, B - April 9, 2011 at 12:27 AM
- Blondie's Journal said...
Oh sweetie...I am thinking of you and sending many prayers.
Jane - April 9, 2011 at 12:56 AM
- Claudia said...
Feel better, friend. I wish for all your pain and illness to vanish into thin air. Blessings.
Claudia - April 9, 2011 at 7:00 AM
- Vintage Linen Treasures said...
I wondered why I didn't hear back from you. Everything will be alright. You'll see. You're in our prayers.
Patricia - April 9, 2011 at 11:19 PM
- The Old Geezer ~Ron said...
Deanna, I pray for God to heal you in Jesus' name amen!
- April 10, 2011 at 9:23 PM
- Debbie~ said...
Deannna, I'm so sorry to hear your eyes are still hurting. I'll also say a prayer for the pain to go away and that you will continue to see all the beauty that surrounds you!!!I'm so glad you have Marshall at your side to give you comfort during this painful time. Big hugs, Debbie @ Cottage Hann~Me~Downs
- April 11, 2011 at 1:21 AM
- Mom of 2 Roses said...
I wish there was a like button on the photo! I'm sorry you are having pain again sister. I wish I could take it all away.
- April 18, 2011 at 1:59 PM
- Laura said...
So sorry about all you are suffering. You are so beautiful, and your beautiful, kind heart always shines through, even when you are in pain. Thanks for always being an inspiration. Prayers are being sent your way.
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