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Yesterday was one of those glorious cold sunny January days, with everything bathed in sparkling light, a perfect day to take a photograph of an interesting juxtaposition of tree stems and branches, followed by an exhibition of the Northern Lights last night; also a day on which I found that my camera had taken a fatal hit in the external monitor. Today, by contrast, it's one of those days familiar in Scotland when it seems as though the sun has hardly risen at all, so the photograph has had to wait. Instead, here is a photograph of my vegetable garden, taken last year in the early spring while the garden was empty, so no failures could be captured.
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The Magic of Mixed Martial arts still lives on through DREAM and was witnessed by many fans who stayed up (or set their alarms) to catch the third card of the year for the promotion early this morning. One can't help but smile when you're hit with the intro matched with the music and of course those first words out of Lenne Hardt's ( aka Screaming PRIDE Lady) mouth just seal the deal. Here's to JMMA never dying and hopefully always being available to view for us fans from the States. Oh ya, and here are the full results from DREAM.17 with minimal jibber jabber from yours truly.
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• Shinya Aoki (29-5) defeats Rob McCullough (19-8) via face crank (Round 1, 4:57)
Memo to Aoki's next opponent. Work on your neck/face crank D.
• Tatsuya Kawajiri (29-7-2) defeats Joachim "Hellboy" Hansen (22-11-1) via arm triangle (Round 3, 2:30)
Kawajiri looked great in his Featherweight debut and could very well prove to be a force at 145 if he decides to stay at this weight.
• Takeshi Inoue (21-5) defeats Caol Uno (28-15-5) via Head Kick KO (Round 1, 4:17)
Wicked head kick KO from the fighter the kids love to call "Lion". A thing of beauty.
• Yan Cabral (10-0) defeats Kazushi Sakuraba (26-16-1) via arm triangle (Round 2, 2:42)
You could hear a pin drop after this one ended.Saku's video intros and ring entrances are still as entertaining as they are strange. His fights are neither. They are downright depressing. It's well beyond time for him to call it a career in the fight game. He's a mummified version of himself out there and it looks like the first leg kick that he takes hurts just as much as the last. Late last year his ear fell off during a fight. What's next? Hopefully we don't have to answer that question.
The DREAM World Bantamweight Grand Prix Quarterfinals Results and more after the fuck:
• Satoru Kitaoka (29-10-9) defeats Willamy Freire (19-5) via Split Decision
Another close fight that was given to Kitaoka on account of a later yellow card for Freire. I'm not sure why the yellow card was given to Freire but he would have won the fight if it was not. Apparently someone really didn't want him to win.
• Gerald Harris (19-4) defeats Kazuhiro Nakamura (15-11) via Split Decision
Harris wins in another underwhelming performance. Since the KO Slam of Dave Branch back at UFC 116 Harris has stayed busy going 2-2 in 4 festivals of snooze.
World Bantamweight Grand Prix Quarterfinals:
• Antonio Banuelos (19-7) defeats Hideo Tokoro (30-24-1) via Split Decision
I tweeted during the event that I had this one for Tokoro but it was too close to complain about the outcome. Hours later I still kind of feel like Tokoro got robbed but again it wasn't a Leonard Garcia type robbery.
• Bibiano Fernandes (9-3) defeats Takafumi Otsuka (12-9-1) via RNC (Round 1, 0:41)
Fernandes must've had somewhere to be.
• Masakazu Imanari (24-9-2) defeats Abel Cullum (18-6) via armbar (Round 3, 0:46)
Imanari tried just about every submission in the book before he nearly took Cullum's arm with him to begin the 3rd Round. Masterful display of jiu-jitsu by Imanari. He kept at it relentlessly and it paid off with what must've been a very satisfying submission.
• Rodolfo Marques (14-1) defeats Yusup Saadulaev (8-1-1) via UD
The Brazilian earns himself a slot in the 2nd Semi's with a solid Unanimous Decision win in his DREAM debut.
Open Weight Intro Bout:
• Ikuhisa Minowa (50-32-8) defeats Baru Harn (1-2) via scar hold armlock (Round 1, 4:39)
Mino-WOW-MAN! They could start every card with Minowaman facing off against a super tall dude with no ground game whatsoever and I wouldn't complain.
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The Vogels collected works by Don Hazlitt during the 1970s and 1980s, when his art began to be widely exhibited in New York. In this untitled drawing, the artist explores spatial depth across a two-dimensional surface. The charcoal lines that cut across the paper in sharp diagonals and the rapidly drawn brushstrokes in oil paint imbue the work with a sense of vitality. The Vogels bought Hazlitt's work, which Dorothy describes as "beautiful but with a bite," directly from the artist's studio.

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Your reward for the awkward location and the fact that they do not take reservations will be a delectable and ever-changing menu. They are also one of the few restaurants of this caliber who are open seven days a week.
We started off with the Quesadilla Roja con Chicarron, which is a red colored quesadilla filled with melting jack cheese, onion, cilantro and crispy pork belly. OMG at $9 it was the most I had paid for a quesadilla but the flavors were out of this world. Bonus: they offered a vegetarian version for $8.
Next was our Gordita Campechana for $4.50 which was killer! It is a fried tortilla pocket with braised grass fed brisket, chorizo, lettuce, onion, and cilantro. This was an amazing taste and I wish that I hadn't shared.
Finally our last dish was their ever present Carnitas dish at $15. While their menu changes often, this item should always be available. They braise the pork with orange, bay leaf, cinnamon and beer.
It is served with cabbage salad and pickled jalapenos besides a sleeve of tortillas. We both loved it and were satisfied with sharing the four dishes.
They also have lots of highland and lowland tequila, Mezcal de Oaxaca besides a nice beer and wine list.
Something I plan to try next time is their house-made organic almond Horchata. We went with the classic Margarita for $9 with Pueblo Viejo Blanco, Combier and Agave Nectar, Lime. It paired well with the spiciness of our dishes.
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When the autobiography of Ulysses S. Grant, Civil War hero and 18th president of the United States, was posthumously published in 1885 it was a literary tour de force. "The Personal Memoirs of U.S. Grant" was also an instant best-seller and even today is considered among the best autobiographies ever written.
And it was written out of necessity. When Grant left the White House in 1877, he had refused numerous offers to publish his memoirs.
Unfortunately, while Grant was militarily brilliant, financially he was clueless, and he was duped into investing his life's savings in a brokerage firm run by two scam artists, Ferdinand Ward and James Fish, which eventually went bust, leaving Grant and his family penniless.
Thus, writing his memoirs was the only way to provide for his family's security. When the popular Century magazine asked him to contribute some articles to a series on the Civil War and then asked him to turn those articles into a book on his life, Grant agreed.
Fortunately, before Grant signed the book contract with Century, his good friend, the famous author Mark Twain, reviewed Century's offer and was aghast. Century was offering only 10 cents for every book sold and wanted to deduct from Grant's royalty payments certain "expenses," including Grant's research assistants and clerk.
Through his own publishing house, Webster and Company (which recently had published a book of Twain's that would earn a fair amount of fame, "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn"), Twain offered Grant a $10,000 advance — unheard of at the time — and 70 percent of the net profits.
It was an overly generous offer, motivated partly by Twain's desire to spare his friend a poverty-stricken old age, but also by Twain's expectation that the book would be a huge success.
Certainly every member of the Union Army would want a copy, but so would the general public because, although today many historians treat Grant's presidency with disdain, when he left office he was hugely popular.
Twain's offer was also, it would turn out, a gamble because just as Grant began writing his memoirs he was diagnosed with incurable throat cancer (Grant smoked two dozen cigars a day), which meant he might die before finishing the book. The cancer also made writing extremely painful, yet Grant refused to yield, working every day and writing every word of the two-volume, 1,215-page book.
That meant his family was financially secure. His wife, Julia, received $450,000 in royalties (about $10 million today) and lived out her life in comfort. General Ulysses S. Grant, having fought, and won, his last earthly battle, finally surrendered to death, this week (July 23) in 1885 — just three days after finishing the book.
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Will T-Mobile's Momentum Begin Chipping Away At Their Rivals? Analyst Magic 8 Ball Says Yes As the days tick down to T-Mobile's third quarter financial report, thanks in part to the bold action of their CEO, analysts are continuing to make bold predictions. According to an average estimate of seven analysts contacted by Reuters, T-Mobile is expected to report another 444,000 net additions when they release their third quarter financial results on November 5th. In fact, some analysts Reuters spoke with called those numbers conservative. By comparison, AT&T … [read full article]
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This star-studded musical drama was largely financed by Theatre Guild, with all proceeds going to various wartime fundraising concerns. Most of the story takes place at the Stage Door Canteen, a Manhattan-based home away from home for soldiers, sailors and marines (the real-life Canteen on 44th street was too busy to lend itself to filming, thus the interiors were recreated in Hollywood). Within the walls of this non-profit establishment, servicemen are entertained by top musical, comedy and dramatic acts, and waited on by such Broadway luminaries as Lunt and Fontanne, Katharine Hepburn, Jane Cowl, Katherine Cornell, Tallulah Bankhead, Helen Hayes, Cornelia Otis Skinner, Sam Jaffe and Paul Muni. Though the plotline-one of the Canteen servers, a girl named Eileen (Cheryl Walker) falls in love with one of the visiting soldiers (William Terry), despite the establishment's strict "no dating" rules-is merely an excuse to link together a series of specialty acts, it is superbly and touchingly directed by Frank Borzage. Not all of the film has weathered the years too well: particularly hard to take is Gracie Fields' cheery ditty about "killing Japs!" For the most part, however, the film works, and the guest performers-including comedians Ray Bolger, Harpo Marx, George Jessel and Ed Wynn, and singers Ethel Waters and Kenny Baker-are in fine fettle. If nothing else, Stage Door Canteen offers the only appearance on film of the great Katherine Cornell, who offers a vignette of the balcony scene from Romeo and Juliet. Incidentally, the actor playing "Texas", Michael Harrison, later gained fame as cowboy star Sunset Carson. Originally released at 132 minutes, Stage Door Canteen is now generally available in the 93-minute TV version. The six big bands that appear and perform in the film are those of Kay Kyser, Count Basie, Xavier Cugat, Guy Lombardo, Benny Goodman and Freddie Martin.
- MPAA Rating: Not Yet Rated
- Genre(s): Romance
- Run Time: 135min.
- DVD Release Date: 03/26/2002
- Distributor(s): United Artists
- Director(s): Frank Borzage
- Starring: Cheryl Walker , William Terry , Marjorie Riordan , Lon McCallister , Margaret Early
- Themes: Star-Crossed Lovers,Musician's Life
- Tone: Rousing,Stylized,Upbeat
- Keywords: actor, bandleader, comedian, musician, performer, singer, soldier, stars [celebrities]
- Language: English
Academy Awards
Year | Award | Category | Cast & Crew | Result |
1943 | Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences | Best Score - Musical | Freddie Rich | Nominated |
1943 | Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences | Best Song | Alexis Dubin | Nominated |
1943 | Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences | Best Song | James V. Monaco | Nominated |
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Welcome to the Glen Burnie United Methodist Church website. We are so very glad you found us. Glen Burnie is a Christ-centered faith community which opens its doors and arms to all. We invite you to explore faith with us for the first time or to take the next step in your spiritual journey.
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