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1. What does Pony mean when he says the socs were "reeling pickled" on page 66? * Ponyboy means that the socs were drunk. 2. What major event happens in this chapter? *The major event of this chapter is when Johnny kills Bob. 3. Look back at chapter 2, how did the author foreshadow that Johnny would use his knife? *Johnny would use his knife when he meet the socs- the boy that wears rings. 4. What would your advice be to Johnny and Ponyboy if they'd come to you for help instead of Dally? Explain. * I would say that they have to armed themselves, bring a lot of money, and a map.
1. Think of chapter names for the first three chapters.
* The chapter names for the first chapter is:
-Chapter 1: The Greasers
-Chapter 2: What the boys do
-Chapter 3: Running Away
2.Explain the significance of this quote-"just don't forget that some of us watch the sunset too."
* the significance of this quote is that even though you are totally different with other people, you still see the same sunset.
Incredulous:the feeling of disinclined or indisposed to believe
Vaguely: expression or statement that not clearly/explicity stated
Nonchalantly: a feeling of unexcited, indifferent, coolly unconcerned.
1.Who are the fuzz?
*the fuzz are the cops.
2.Are the names Ponyboy and Sodapop nicknames?explain.
*Ponyboy & Sodapop is a real name and nicknames.
3.Who are Cherry and Marcia?
*Cherry and Marcia are the socs girls.
4.Why doesn't ponyboy like referring to Sodapop as a dropout?
*Because dropout makes Ponyboy wondering about some of poor dumb-looking hoodlum wandering the streets breaking out street lights-and that doesn't fit Sodapop at all.
5. What is Ponyboy comparing Two-Bit to when he calls him a "chessy cat" on page 34? What figure of speech is this besides a simile?
*Ponyboy compares Two-Bit smiles like a chessy cat smiles. Beside a smile, chessy cat can be a character (Cheshire cat) in "Alice in The Wonderland".
6. What is "a weed" slang for in 1967?
*In 1967, "weed" is a slang for cigarette.
7. Why does Dally look sick now (p. 41)?
*Dally looks sick because he seen Johnny get hurt after get beaten up by his father.


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OKLAHOMA CITY – For years, those of us in Oklahoma government have stood with Native American tribes to protect their sovereignty under treaties with the federal government.
But given Cherokee Nation members' recent decision to ignore provisions of their own treaty, I wonder how long the rest of us can be expected to defend it.
This month, members of the Cherokee Nation voted overwhelmingly to strip the descendents of former slaves of their place on tribal rolls. The freedmen have been citizens of the Cherokee Nation for more than 140 years thanks to the terms of a treaty signed by the Cherokee Nation in 1866 that admitted former slaves as tribal members.
Now, with one vote, the tribe has essentially said, "Treaties be damned." Given the history of Native American dealings with the federal government, that stance is unbelievable.
I am very disturbed by the Cherokee Nation vote to oust the freedmen from tribal rolls. I'm disappointed the vote took place at all. We are talking about a very minute percentage of tribal members at a time when the Cherokee Nation is rolling in cash from its casinos and other businesses. Heck, the Cherokee Nation is one of Oklahoma's biggest employers with more than 6,000 people on the payroll.
Yet the tribe still voted to yank people off the rolls, not because of hardship, but … well, I don't think anyone has a good explanation for their decision.
Given the Cherokee Nation's actions, what does a treaty mean in 2007? Do those of us in state and federal government now have the ability to take a vote and gut other provisions of tribal treaties, or will we continue to support them?
Personally, I believe we should preserve the treaties between our federal government and the tribes and respect tribal sovereignty. But that stance is a hard sell when tribes don't feel obligated to keep their word.
I believe the tribes should be held to the same standard as the federal government. If the federal government must be accountable for the terms of century old treaties with tribes, the tribes should also have the same obligation.
But if they are not careful, some day in the near future, Cherokees may look back at their vote to oust the Freedmen as the beginning of the end of their sovereignty, and they'll have no one to blame but themselves.
State Rep. Mike Shelton (D-Oklahoma City) represents the people of House District 97.
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PHOENIX — Before facing his old teammate and assistant, Jazz coach Tyrone Corbin smiled while saying he'd love to give Jeff Hornacek the first loss of his head-coaching career.
Gordon Hayward was also excited to face his former mentor.
Hornacek was the one with the biggest grin Friday after this conflict of interest at US Airways Center.
Moments after Hayward tied this contest with a long 3-pointer, Suns guard Eric Bledsoe drained a deep shot from beyond the arc with 0.7 seconds remaining to lift Hornacek's surprising Phoenix squad to an 87-84 victory over Utah.
The Jazz lost for the second time in their rebuilding season, while the Suns improved to 2-0 in the Hornacek Era.
Utah had a slim chance to force overtime, but Hayward took an inbounds pass and stepped on the line while heaving up a tying attempt in front of the Jazz bench.
It was the second straight night that ended in disappointment for Hayward. The Jazz's shooting guard was unable to reach a contract agreement with Utah before Thursday's extension deadline for the 2010 draft class.
"We came out and played hard, but hopefully we get the next game," Jazz power forward Derrick Favors said. "It's tough, especially losing by three points. ... We've got to have a short memory and be ready (Saturday) night."
The Jazz return to Utah for a back-to-back outing against Houston at EnergySolutions Arena.
Though the Jazz lost Friday, this game gave a preview of things the franchise hopes is in store for the future.
Recently promoted center Enes Kanter, Favors and Hayward each had double-doubles while taking a second consecutive contest down to the wire.
Kanter led the Jazz with 20 points to go with 12 rebounds, Favors had a massive night on the glass with a career-high-tying 17 rebounds and 14 points, and Hayward added 18 points and 10 rebounds.
After a quiet start, reserve guard Alec Burks got things rolling in the second half and finished with 15 points two nights after pouring in a team-high 24 in the season-opening 101-98 loss to Oklahoma City.
Those performances came hours after Jazz general manager Dennis Lindsey reaffirmed the organization's commitment to Hayward and the other three cornerstones.
"I know we want to make it about Gordon right now, but it's really about the group," Lindsey said during an interview in which he talked about renewing negotiations with Hayward this summer. "Derrick's in a new role. Enes is in a new role. Trey (Burke)'s new. Gordon's going to be in a new role. Alec's going to be with the ball."
That's just what the Jazz want and why they let six veteran free agents, including Al Jefferson and Paul Millsap, venture to different NBA teams this past offseason.
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Definition of mucuna in English:
Line breaks: mu¦cunaPronunciation: /mjuːˈkjuːnə
- A tropical climbing bean plant.
- Genus Mucuna, family Leguminosae: many species, especially the velvet bean, M. deeringiana, and M. pruriens, grown as a fodder plant and green manure
More example sentences- A more sedate game is maknim, in which the large seeds of the mucuna vine are set up in rows.
- Here the whole community now grows mucuna in its fields and has begun a journey across a new frontier of thought - towards settled and sustainable agriculture.
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The questions have started about Heath Bell getting traded. I think there's a good chance it happens. Well, Hair Lip, there goes his value! Not so fast, random italicized voice. I guess you have all the answers! Actually, I have questions. What if he's traded to the Cards or Angels? What if Huston Street gets hurt and the Rockies grab Bell? What if the Mariners gain a few games on the Rangers and become buyers? What if your boss replaces you with a coyote that was raised by humans and can flip burgers better than you? Do you see what I'm saying here? Don't sell Bell short because of trade rumors. Lots of things can happen.
Please, blog, may I have some more?Monthly Archives: May 2011
Yesterday, Joakim Soria lost the closer job yesterday to Aaron Crow. Yeah, and pigeons fly. Wait, they do. Wait II, The Return of Wait, maybe that makes sense. Yeah, I think it does. Thank you, left side of the brain for working with the right side. Glad you're talking again. You guys rock! The ax falling on The Mexicutioner was a long time coming. He only had one save in May and had given up 7 runs in 9 1/3 IP. He wasn't much better in April. In June, he could get the job back. Your deity of choice knows that Aaron Crow isn't really all that great but he is the guy for right now. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:
Alfonso Soriano – With yesterday's game with a strained quad. He'll probably go to the DL by the time you read this, assuming you dinnit stay up to read this at 12:26 AM PST when it was posted. (BTW, Didn't and I went our separate ways. It's now dinnit or bust. Don't, you're on notice!)
Tony Campana – Yesterday, he had 4 steals (on only one hit!). I'd like to introduce Campana to my right clickie finger that picks players off waivers. In the minors, he showed bonkers speed.
Please, blog, may I have some more?Remember a little while ago (say, a month) when I told you that if Ryan Madson continued to pitch well, he'd remain the closer upon Jose Contreras' return? Remember how the comment section called me out about it? Well, Contreras has returned, and Madson's still the closer.
Please, blog, may I have some more?While Ed Wade was sleeping off his hangover on Saturday, his Toupee decided to mix things up and actually give Astros fans something to be excited about. (This is excluding Carlos Lee's riveting chase to be the 83rd player with 350 home runs.) The Astros number one prospect, Jordan Lyles, will take over Wandy's rotation spot. So the Astros bring up Lyles, but do I Lovett? His K-rate has been pretty poor in Triple-A, but spots his pitches pretty well without overpowering– Burp. Sorry, meant to write gas, not pass it. He's not worth grabbing in most mixed leagues, but he's the kind of guy that could be a game changer in NL-Only leagues where waiver wire adds are a mix of yawnstipating and down right atrocious. Anyway, here's what else I saw this weekend in fantasy baseball:
Wandy Rodriguez – The Wandwagon fell off the tracks and heads to the DL with fluid in his elbow. I wonder if the fluid is acai berry juice, that's packed with antioxidants! He should implant a straw into his elbow and drink it.
Please, blog, may I have some more?Don't look now, but GMs around the league are nearing the unwritten rule of the June 1st prospect call up. Vast majority of GMs, to save a few million if the prospects pans out, wait for the arbitration service time clock to strike midnight before calling their best names up.
Please, blog, may I have some more?I have come to the revelation that I watch way too many baseball games. On average in a week, I watch roughly 30-40 games. I am always looking for trends or nuisances that will aide, but not abet, my fantasy know how.
Please, blog, may I have some more?In just under two months at Triple-A (45 games), Brett Lawrie hit 12 homers and stole 10 bases. To put that in context, Dave Winfield hitting against Queen Latifah in the 2003 All-Star Celebrity Softball Game never got past 2nd base, on the field. The Blue Jays GM Alex Snuffaluffagus said, "I'm more excited about (Lawrie) today than I was in April when he was hitting .430." That makes two of us. Once he's called up, his 2nd base eligibility makes him instantly startable in just about any league. If that doesn't excite you, he'll play 3rd base for Toronto. "Wait, what about playing time? Who's playing 3rd base now in Toronto?" That's you talking to yourself while you lick your Dorito-stained fingers. John McDonald, Jayson Nix and Edwin Encarnacion. Don't worry if you didn't know that. Sometimes John Farrell even has to call Jayne Nix, Jayson's mom, before the game and ask to be reminded who his third baseman is. Seems like the easy answer there is yes, Lawrie will play. If he's called up in the beginning of June, as I anticipate, I'd expect a 15/15 season. That's pretty terrific for a middle infidel in three-quarters of a season. Now Lawrie's on your radar, but is he on your team? Snap! Anyway, here's some more players to buy or sell this week in fantasy baseball:
Brandon Belt – Just went over my Brandon Belt fantasy. I wrote it while sitting in the Statue of Liberty's torch thinking about our forefathers.
Please, blog, may I have some more?Brandon Belt was recalled yesterday in the wake of Buster Posey's broken fibula — no lie! So far this year, Belt was hitting a cool (shouldn't it be hot?) .351 with 4 homers and 3 steals in thirty games…If you ignore what he did in the major leagues. Why did he fail in his first go around? Was it bad luck? P to the erhaps. Was it just a small sample size? That's what she said! Was it the pressure of the call up? Well, filling in for Buster Posey shouldn't be any pressure. I think it was a combination of all of these things. Bad luck triggers the hitter to press while hanging over them is the fear of a demotion. It's damaging to the psyche, I tell ya. Don't worry, I won't bill you by the hour for this. (I'm really just reading off my Freud day-to-day desk calendar anyway.) In all leagues, grab Belt like Mr.
Please, blog, may I have some more?B.J. Upton (162-game pace: 88 runs, 24 HRs, 95 RBIs, 25 SBs)
In 2003, Bossman Junior was the 21st ranked prospect in all the land. Before the 2004 season, he rose up to the number two position (behind Joe Mauer). By the end of that season, Upton had played 69 games at AAA, posting a .311/.411/.519 line.
Please, blog, may I have some more?Last night, Buster Posey was carried off the field after Scott Cousins plowed him over. This was the worst bang-bang play a catcher took in San Francisco since– Okay, you almost drew me into that one, but I'm not going there. It didn't look good as Posey wasn't able to put weight on his leg. Everyone's favorite lox dealer, Eli Whiteside, would take over if the busted Posey misses time. As Eli would say, oy. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:
Mike Minor – 5 2/3 IP, 1 ER, 9 baserunners, 5 Ks. The reason why I haven't been screaming for you to grab this Minor, besides the fact I'm not Gary Glitter or Jeffrey Jones, is I have no idea the Braves plan for him. I imagine he's sent back down as soon as Beachy returns. You can pick up Minor, just in case he sticks. I do still have much love for him. Even if he hasn't returned any of my phone calls, appreciated my unannounced drop-bys or patted my butt when I've asked him to.
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Information Governance: "I've lost that bloated feeling." Sung by your IT organization.
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Songs In Ordinary Time
by Mary McGarry Morris
Oprah.com | June 18, 1997
Announced on June 18,1997
About the Book
It's the summer of 1960 in Atkinson, Vermont. Marie Fermoyle is a strong but vulnerable divorced woman whole loneliness and ambition for her children make her easy prey for dangerous con man Omar Duvall. Marie's children are Alice, seventeen - involved with a young priest; Norm, sixteen - hothead and idealistic; and Benjy, twelve - isolated and misunderstood, and so desperate for his mother's happiness that he hides the deadly truth he knows about Duvall.
We also meet Sam Fermoyle, the children's alcoholic father; Sam's brother-in-law, who makes anonymous "live" calls from the bathroom of his failing appliance store; and the Klubock family who - in contrast to the Fermoyles - live an orderly life in the house next door.
Songs in Ordinary Time
is a masterful epic of the everyday, illuminating the kaleidoscope of lives that tell the compelling story of this unforgettable family.
About the Author
Mary McGarry Morris is married and the mother of five children. She lives in Massachusetts. She is the author of two earlier novels:
, nominated for the National Book Award and the PEN/Faulkner Award, and
A Dangerous Woman
, which was made into a major motion picture.
Reading Group Discussion Questions
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Omar Duvall is known to the reader as a dishonest and potentially dangerous man. Why do you think the people of Atkinson are drawn to such a reprehensible figure? What does he offer people like Marie, Benjy, Harvey Klubock, and Bernadette Mansaw? Why do these characters refuse to accept the truth about him, even when it's clearly evident that he has lied to them?
How do you feel about the character of Marie Fermoyle? Given the circumstances she's had to face -- the breakup of her marriage to the heir of a prominent family, the economic hardships she's endured, the scrutinizing eyes of neighbors and other members of the community -- can you sympathize with her actions towards her children, Oman Duvall, and her ex-husband?
Although most of the novel's characters are flawed, few of them are truly malevolent. Discuss, for instance, Renie LaChance's telephone calls to women, Sonny Stoner's affair with Eunice, Father Gannon's affair with Alice, Robert Haddad's Thievery, and Sam's alcoholism. What do these characters, and their failings, have in common? What compels them in their actions?
What do Joey Sheldon and his popcorn stand represent to the novel and/or to the town of Atkinson? Why do you think people feel so strongly about Joey, one way or the other?
How does Morris use humor to offset the darker events of the novel? Do her humorous passages make you more sympathetic toward characters such as Omar Duvall, Jarden Greene, or Astrid Haddad?
Why do you think Norm, who had been Omar Duvall's greatest detractor, is taken in by the soap-selling scheme? How does Omar manage to manipulate Norm's feelings about him, and why, eventually, does he fail?
What does Father Gannon mean when he tells Alice, "I realize that my faith has become a wholeness. It's a unity of mind and soul. And flesh … I finally feel like a real priest!" Do you think he really loves Alice? What does she give him and what, in turn, does he offer her?
Omar insists that he truly loves Marie, despite all the ways in which he has deceived her. Do you believe him? Do you believe his involvement with the Fermoyle family has changed him? What clues does Morris offer, especially in the final scene involving Oman, Norm, and Benjy, that affect your feelings either way?
How does the concept of salvation figure in the novel? Which characters can't be saved from their own desperate acts, and which are trying desperately to save themselves?
What do you think the future holds for Marie Fermoyle and her family? How has the presence of Oman Duvall changed each of them, as well as their relationships with each other?
Book Reviews
"A gritty, beautifully crafted novel rich in wisdom and suspense ... secures Morris's status as one of our finest American writers."
— Miami Herald
"An extraordinary novel ... a deeply satisfying story … There is grace and poetry in Morris's prose."
— USA Today
"Songs in Ordinary Time is deep and thick as a long, hot summer, a fully realized world ... wrought with fearless detail … the narrative of a town reminiscent of the collective ache of The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter."
— The Boston Globe
"Songs in Ordinary Time is real life cruising small-town USA with the top down and the volume up. In her graphic, stiletto chapters, Mary McGarry Morris is a cross between Elizabeth Gaskell and David Lynch."
— Minneapolis Star Tribune
Morris's powers of observation create a depth that makes the characters' dilemmas seem as real as the reader's own. The book is alternatively touching and sinister, but it resonates with authenticity. At every moment, it is all too familiar and real."
— The San Diego Tribune
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By Matt Patches December 14, 2011 |
War of the Worlds - Ray and Robbie Watch the Tripods |
The ratio of screen time versus Spielberg Faces greatly increases when aliens are in the mix. That whole "I've never seen one of those before" factor really adds to the appropriate amount of jaw-dropping one can have in a film.
Spielberg's War of the Worlds is no exception. The director gives actors Tom Cruise and Justin Chatwick a few pregnant pauses in-between running like all hell, in order to connect with the world around them.
E.T. - Something Throws Elliot Back His Baseball |
Spielberg has always had an understanding of the power behind a child's perspective. He's not some creepster old dude who likes hanging around with kids on set all day (well, maybe he is, but we'll give him the benefit of the doubt), he just understands the impact of their innocence. Take Elliot, the lead character of E.T. -- we've seen the Spielberg Face sweep a room of adults as they bask in the glory of a glowing space craft, but there's nothing quite as chilling and exciting as watching a kid interact with an alien. They read comic books, play D&D, and watch cartoons, so meeting a fantastical creature in real life is nothing less than extraordinary.
Spielberg Face is like going back in time to when you were a kid, unless you're like us and still read comic books, play D&D, and watch cartoons, in which case it's like going back in time to last Saturday.
E.T. - '80s Spielberg Face |
Perhaps it's not on the same level of grandeur as Elliot's initial moment of awe, but how awesome is this kid who pulls a classic, shades down Spielberg Face? If you needed a reminder that E.T. is a movie born from the '80s, here is photographic evidence.
Minority Report - Agatha Tells John About His Son |
Not all Spielberg Face's have a positive spin. Occasionally, the blank expression carries a hint or devastation, or in the case of Tom Cruise, a hell of a lot of devastation. Here, precog Agatha reveals to Cruise's John Anderton what his son would have been, a revelation that leaves him cowering on the floor, frozen in Spielberg Face before finally losing his sh*t. Maybe a normal person would have gone off the deep end earlier, but this is a Spielberg movie -- we have to wade through the emotion first.
Schindler's List - Oskar Schindler Spots the Girl in Red |
Oh boy. Sensitive subject alert.
Obviously the topic of Spielberg's Oscar-winning (or should I say, Oskar-winning -- har!) film Schindler's List is a heavy one to be sure, a grueling journey through the horrifying reality of the Holocaust, but we don't find much human connection until Oskar Schindler spots a little girl on the street, her vividly rendered red coat standing out amongst the sea of black & white faces. Metaphor? You betcha -- and the perfect time for Liam Neeson to work in a signature Spielberg Face.


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Vs. 1, "When the LORD brought back the captives to Zion, we were like men who dreamed." This is seventh ascent Psalm and it celebrates the return to Jerusalem after the Babylonian captivity. It is a wonderful psalm reflecting on the joy of being back home…it was a dream of their and now their dream was a reality. While there are times of tears and struggle (vs. 5-6)…there is also times of gladness and joy.
Regarding application…True Restoration. Vs. 4, "Restore our fortunes, O LORD, like streams in the Negev." This Psalm really points to the one person in Jesus Christ who would restore us all. When I went to Las Vegas with Hyojin awhile back….we went to an Automobile museum. This place had hundreds of cars (mostly older and some antiques) on display. It was amazing the restoration work done on them. The value was certainly astronomical on some. They looked probably better than when they came off the showroom when they first were created. That's what God does for us….he takes these worn down bodies of ours and restores us better than brand new. But unlike these cars…we are not called to be restored and sitting there. We are called to be restored and go out to the world to help restore others through Jesus!


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Nokia Maps is included with Nokia Lumia devices, but check out gMaps Pro if you want to use Google Maps on Windows Phone 8. It supports search, traffic, public transit, routes, street view, and more. There's also navigation, but no voice support. Video after the jump.
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Close-up shots from Fall R2W 2008 to Spring R2W 2013 fashion shows. Go backwards if you want to start from the latest season! I'm always updating it!
Faves of the shows so far-I've been let down by my usual fave designers and surprised by others. Trends I like=black red and nude, ruffles and minis. Trends I dont like=whimsical prints and florals. Anything tailored, chic and body-con is up my alley!
This is just my overall favorites for the 2010 S/S season, I wanted to show some of the trends, and at the same time, I pulled some looks that reflect my taste for high fashion art
These are my favorite looks by Chanel from the RTW Spring line. Check out that hottie Jake Davies!!!
Ruffles, pintucking, and other details are taking center stage. Here is some images of the best looks with the ruffle "trend". Is it really a trend since ruffles have been present for many, many centuries!
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Chancellor Dr. David Smith traded in his suit and tie for a t-shirt and blue-jeans Friday.
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DENVER, CO -- (Marketwire) -- 01/28/13 -- Shane Co., the largest privately-held jeweler in the United States, today announced that it has moved its St. Louis, MO-area store to a new location in the metro area, at 9643 Olive Blvd., Olivette, MO, 63132, between I-270 and I-170, east of Lindbergh. The new store opened for business on January 27, replacing the previous location in Brentwood, MO.
"We didn't just relocate. We built an entirely new jewelry store unlike any other," said Tom Shane, owner of Shane Co. "This is the largest retail jewelry store in the Midwest. We now have room to display many more of our exclusive bridal and fashion jewelry than was possible in our previous location."
"The moment our customers walk in, they are amazed at what a jewelry store can be, with a comfortable, no-pressure experience that no other jeweler offers," said Rordan Shane, Tom Shane's son who works alongside his father as executive vice president.
"With our new central location, Shane Co. is now more convenient than ever to get to," Rordan Shane said. "Customers who had been to our previous location will also appreciate our new store's easy accessibility from Olive Blvd. and our spacious parking lot."
Tom Shane noted that the relocation comes at an ideal time with Valentine's Day approaching. "We have a huge Valentine's Day collection of exclusive jewelry styles," said Shane. "Our customers come to Shane Co. from all over the region for our unique styles, direct diamond importer prices, Free Lifetime Warranty and non-commission salespeople. We are excited to provide all of these benefits in our beautiful new store as they shop for Valentine's Day gifts."
Among the store's features are flat panel TV screens showing educational content about jewelry, behind-the-scenes videos about how Shane Co. buys its gemstones and designs and creates jewelry in its own facility, and profiles of Shane Co. salespeople; educational displays about jewelry and gemstones; a large diamond viewing area where customers can examine and compare diamonds in natural light; and a customer lounge area with flat panel TV.
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Shane Co. is the largest privately-held jeweler in the United States. The Denver, Colo.-based company is a direct importer of diamonds, rubies, sapphires and pearls, and operates 20 stores in 13 states, as well as an online store at www.ShaneCo.com. Shane Co. is recognized in the industry as a price leader offering the finest array of customer benefits, including a free lifetime warranty and a 60-day money-back guarantee.
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53184635 comment Comment: You insensitive clod... (Score 1) 318 by zumajim on Thursday November 21, 2013 @08:24PM (#45486539) Attached to: On the subject of robots ... I AM a robot.
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Have I ever dreamt about being a world class athlete in the Olympics? Of course.
However, for me the experience is not about winning medals and breaking records (although all that is good and well). It's about living in the Olympics Village and meeting all these people from different countries and cultures.
There will be 204 estimated nations participating in the 2012 London Olympics!
I'll love to pop over to a different country's living quarters every day – talk to them, eat what they eat, hear stories about life in their home country.
I don't know if that's against the rules (it probably is) but wouldn't it be interesting to hear what they have to say and see what a gymnast eats vs say, a weight lifter?
That's what I'll do if I'm in the Olympics Village – spend some time in each nation's quarters so I'll get to know their culture better. I reckon it'll be the best part and imagine the stuff I'll be able to write about…
…or make videos about. :D
Remember the Samsung Global Blogger contest I blogged about?
It's closing soon on the 29th April and here's what they will be looking for in your video audition:
- Confidence and energy in front of the camera
- A passion for your subject matter
- Imagination and originality
- A good sense of humor
- A social butterfly – do you use Twitter? Or talk to the world on your own blog?
- The ability to tell a story well through video and the written word
Here's Jamie Oliver expounding a bit on it. You might also want to see their tips on making a great video.
I'll love to be one of the chosen ones. It'll be so much fun to be able to go there and represent Malaysia in covering the London 2012 Olympics from my own point of view, getting all the interesting bits about this penultimate sports event and the festivities surrounding it.
If you're interested to apply, get on over to the Samsung Global Blogger contest to find out how you can get a chance to win a trip to London during the Olympics! It's not too late.
You'll be in the thick of all the action!
My video is coming up soon…wish me luck! :)
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Ooooo….I love those comforters. You must buy for me when you win…. I'll reimburse you, of course! ;)
Of course! :)
I'll be happy to get you one if I win the contest, no need to reimburse me. I'll want a duvet as a souvenir too. :D
ur really different from other people. like u said, ur a traveller not a tourist.
thats what makes u special hb. :)-
Hey, thanks for the kind words Alice! :)
Well, I like to travel, spend time absorbing culture and talking to the locals, not go on a rushed tour where you alight just to snap photos and go on board the tour bus 10 minutes later.
The latter feels like you've not even been there.
I'll always choose to utilize my own time to go where I want to and explore and spend time to talk to the locals and experience their culture. :D
sigh. i wanna go so badly but…
You can join the contest!
It'll be a great way to go if you get selected…your video blogs will be available for a large audience to see too! :)
I wanna go too, but tis a lil late now di lah… no more good places to stay unless you stay with friends, and all the tickets are sold out – the ones worth watching anywayz!! :P
Yeah, it'll be really hard to go right about now…
…unless I win this contest then it's all sorted. :)
I was checking the prices for accommodation and you're right! A lot of the places are booked out.
When I saw your first pic I immediately thought "IKEA ADVERT!". Even the floor boards are matchy-matchy.
Heh! I wouldn't be surprised if it came from Ikea. :)
The furnishings in an Olympics Village isn't exactly 5 star, it serves the purpose of the athletes and that's it. It's more like a college dorm. :D
looking forward to your video man. you have my vote, i bet you'll be able to cover it well. all the best man.
I just posted my video bro! :)
Thanks for the vote of confidence, much appreciated Jase! :D
hurry up with your video!
I'm done! :D
Posted the video, it's up.
I also submitted it to the Samsung Global Blogger site – had to save it in a small format to fit the 30 MB max file size limit. :)


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-- Ring Ka King wrestler Sonjay Dutt celebrated his 30th birthday on Saturday. He was born on April 7, 1982.
-- Former WWE wrestler Rosey turned 42 on Saturday. He was born on April 7, 1970.
-- On July 10th, WWE will be releasing a Zack Ryder DVD, which will be priced at $9.99.
-- There are already plans for a new Brock Lesnar DVD set.
-- As previously reported, WWE is working on a new DVD & Blu-ray looking at the Undertaker's WrestleMania Streak.
-- Pro Wrestling Syndicate sent out the following today…
Pro Wrestling Syndicate has been slowly revealing their plans for what looks to be possibly the biggest independent wrestling show of the year. PWS celebrates their Five Year Anniversary during the first weekend of June with Night One taking place in Rahway, NJ and Night Two taking place in Deer Park, NY.
Thus far for Night One, PWS has already announced arguably the greatest Japanese wrestler of all time The Great Muta, arguably the greatest Mexican wrestler of all time, 2012 WWE Hall Of Fame inductee Mil Mascaras, All Japan Pro Wrestling top Jr Heavyweight KAI , and today has revealed two time All Japan Pro Wrestling Triple Crown winner, WWE Legend, Big Van Vader !
PWS has stated that they will continue announcing a new big name every day and thus far have been delivering big.
Tickets for PWS' June 1 event are currently on sale, as are tickets for PWS' Refuse To Lose 2012 event taking place in Rahway NJ on Friday May 4th featuring Bret Hart, Rocky Johnson, Maria Kanellis, Matt Hardy, Jillian Hall, Demolition, Colt Cabana, Sami Callihan, Jerry Lynn, Marty Jannetty, and lots more.
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09-14-2010, 12:03 AM | #41 (permalink) | |
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09-14-2010, 08:51 PM | #42 (permalink) |
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+1 (generally) on the shoulders squared with the feet vs. the board. (Though back in the day we rode nock-kneed with our shoulders squared to the nose...showing my age.) Some of the riders in the video look to have a slightly forward stance, which "should" place their shoulders rotated more forward than with a duck stance. When carving at speed, it behooves a rider to have some forward upper body alignment, IMO, for the simple purpose to see where they're going on heelside carves. I ride hardboots with near 60 degree angles and so have a pretty forward shoulder alignment. I still feel I crane my neck an aweful lot on heelsides to glance uphill on the lookout to keep from being creamed by some rogue straightliner. I imagine that kind of vigil would be murder carving hard with a duck stance while standing dead sideways.
The caveat with shoulder alignment comes from the EC guys, who use alot of over rotation in carving. You don't need to be doing full laid out carves with this to have a blast with the riding style. Transitions especially are fun, when (often) the board is just beginning to carve back uphill and go airborn/weightless as you suck the knees in, while your upper body twists the other way and is diving downhill. Kind of a game of throwing your body into the hill and having the board carve around to catch you before faceplanting. The over rotation seems to let you pull crazy tight carves, too. YouTube - Lifted Raceboard |
09-15-2010, 09:55 AM | #44 (permalink) | |
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By the way I love the video it speaks to part of snowboarding soul. |
09-19-2010, 08:57 PM | #45 (permalink) |
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Snowolf has done a good job explaining the AASI way and why we teach that (especially to beginners). Another thing we try to do is teach to multiple learning styles. We have simple, easy to follow (meant for non-snowboarders) videos at our site. Take a look at the beginner progression. It does a good job explaining both how and why.
How to snowboard We also have a nice "How to carve" video. --rick Snowprofessor.com |
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i didnt even know riding was broken up into 'shoudler steering' and 'foot steering'
the easier the run is, the less i use my shoudlers to turn but wen riding blacks, i use my shoudlers to help with the turn thats jsut what comes naturally to me, i dont consciously decide to use my shoudlers or not or have i completely missed the point of this thread :P |
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