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ok this is pretty convincing mr. klaps
This sounds like it could be pretty good. The only album that I've heard from them is Worlds Apart and that was good.Digging: Alcest - Shelter
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They're not bad, but I really seemed to enjoy this new album. Oddly enough, I gave it my first go around while I was trying to take a nap. I awoke remembering damn those tunes sounded good. On a different note, they kind of sucked live last night on Jimmy Fallon. Regardless, I'm excited to seem them next month with True Widow and Surfer Blood. (But mainly excited for True Widow).
also, nice review Klap.
Album Rating: 3.5i've seen them live 3 times and only one of those was really good. they seem intent on playing their pre Source Tags & Codes material at every show I've been to, which is my least favorite stuff by them
how near how farDigging: Emptyself - Nothing Follows, Nothing Stays
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band has sucked for a while but i'll give this a go regardless
Album Rating: 3.5you sold me when you described it as yes with punk and feedback-drenched indie influences. i'll check dis out
Album Rating: 3.5digging source tags & codes so far so I'll def get this Digging: There Will Be Fireworks - The Dark, Dark Bright
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This is a turn in the right direction for them
Fantastic review. I have always liked this band, and I did not know they were coming with a new album.
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ugh i wish phoenix could win...
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One person was injured in a Marion County crash involving two Campbellsville women Friday.
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Campbellsville University's Department of Theater invites the public to see the play "The Taming of the Shrew" by William Shakespeare on March 7 and 8 at 7 p.m. and March 9 at 2 p.m. in the University Theater. "The Taming of the Shrew" is a story of secret identities, sarcasm and romance involving two sisters, Bianca and Kate, and many men who want to marry Bianca. But there is one thing stopping them - her sister Kate must marry first, and Kate is mean to everyone and despised by all - a true shrew!
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Monday, September 17, 2012
GOODYEAR, Ariz. -- The Trombly Nighthawks are the 2012 Perfect Game/EvoShield National Championship (Upperclass) national champions.
The Placentia, Calif.-based Nighthawks recorded a perfect 6-0 record at the event, which concluded Monday at sun-drenched Goodyear Ballpark, the spring training home of the Cleveland Indians and Cincinnati Reds.
Most of the damage Trombly did over the course of the four-day national tournament came at the plate, where it scored 57 runs in six games. As a team, the Nighthawks hit .357 (60-for-168) with 20 extra base hits, an on-base percentage of .460 and a slugging percentage of .524.
Josh Morgan (2014, Corona, Calif.), the 145th-ranked overall national prospect in his class and a UCLA commit, was named the tournament's Most Valuable Player. Morgan was 8-for-14 (.571) with four doubles, eight RBI, eight runs scored, a .739 OBP and .857 slugging percentage.
Right-hander Morgan Earman (2013, Indio, Calif.) earned the Most Valuable Pitcher award after working seven innings of five-hit ball and allowing one earned run while striking out five in the Nighthawks' semifinal victory Monday morning.
The No. 7-seeded Nighthawks delivered knockout punches early in their 6-1 win over 11th-seeded Iowa Select Black in the semifinals, pushing across two runs in each of the bottom of the second and the third, and single runs in the fourth and fifth.
David Miranda (2013, Placentia, Calif.) was 2-for-3 with a double and an RBI to lead the Nighthawks' nine-hit attack. Austin O'Banion (2013, Yorba Linda, Calif.) was 2-for-3 with a double, Daren Preece (2013, Huntington Beach, Calif.) had a pair of singles and Chris Witten (2013, Surprise, Ariz.) smacked a two-run single.
Matthew Johnson (2013, Ankeny, Iowa) had an RBI double and PG All-American A.J. Puk (2013, Cedar Rapids, Iowa) was 2-for-3 with a double to lead Iowa Select Black.
After outscoring their three pool-play opponents by a combined 28-8, the Nighthawks continued their scoring binge by plating 23 more runs in the first two rounds of the playoffs. They beat No. 10 GBG Yak Baseball, 8-4, in the first round then ambushed the No. 2 ABD Bulldogs, 15-8, in the quarterfinals.
The other two semifinalist at the PG/EvoShield National Championship (Upperclass) were Team Maryland and the So Cal Bombers 2013 Black.
The Bombers needed some late heroics to escape top-seeded Team Maryland (5-1) in the other semifinal. Trailing 1-0, Alec Smith (2013, Quartz Hill, Calif.) tied the game with an RBI single in the top of the sixth and Ty Boyles (2013, Lancaster, Calif.) drove in what proved to be the winning run with a line-drive triple to right field in the top of the seventh. Boyles also pitched a scoreless, hitless bottom of the seventh, striking out two.
Team Maryland, playing in its second straight PG/EvoShield National Championship, scored its only run in the bottom of the fourth on an RBI single from Nicolas Fisher (2013, Pasadena, Md.). Right-hander Josh Kutchey (2013, Frederick, Md.) threw six effective innings, allowing one earned run on three hits and striking out five.
The So Cal Bombers 2013 Black, who earned the No. 4 seed, beat No. 13 Team Rip, 4-2, in the first round of the playoffs and escaped the No. 5 West Coast Clippers, 2-1, in the quarters.
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It's been 11 years since the LPGA came to town. But the best female golfers in the world are back in Southwest Florida.
Sports Director Brian Colleran got to tee it up at Twin Eagles in Naples with Azahara Munoz - one of the sport's rising stars.
Munoz's golf swing has taken her from her small town in Spain - around the world.
"We just played four weeks in Asia. Then you have to come all the way to Mexico and now to here. But you know, I am not going to complain. There are worse things in the world," she said.
This week, Munoz took notes on the greens that she's never seen before. That because after 11 years away, the LPGA returns to our part of Florida with this year's season-ending CME Group Titleholders.
It means Munoz is signing autographs, taking pictures and being watched by fans that are getting to see her in-person – some for the very first time.
"It's really nice when people come out and it makes you feel good because they are here to see you," Munoz said.
Munoz is the 16th ranked player in the world and she still does her own laundry.
"It took me forever to iron. I don't like wrinkles. Who does?" she asked.
Last May, she finally broke through - winning on the LPGA tour for the first time.
"You are always hoping for that moment. So when it happens, of course you enjoy it. But it's almost like you cannot believe it. It's surreal," she said.
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April 4th, 2009 by James Evans | CommentSome might think it strange for Everton defender Lescott to be wearing the same Nike Total 90 Laser boot as Wayne Rooney, but Everton's slick game relies on moving the ball around the midfielder, and with Lescott being the prime supply line at the start of that process, Everton rely heavily on the accomplished defender.


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It's Easy Being Green: Sundance Earth Day Selections
In this eco-conscious age of hybrid vehicles, carbon-cutting cleaning products, and urban composting, Earth Day appears to have ascended the holiday hierarchy—to heights that perhaps even the crunchiest of its 1970's creators couldn't have envisioned. This Sunday, April 22, marks the 42nd Earth Day, and Sundance Institute's #ArtistServices program is currently offering a pair of documentaries for home viewing that confront vastly different (but equally alarming) stories addressing urgent threats to the environment. To commemorate Earth Day this year, we're offering a solution to Kermit the Frog's famous lament that "it isn't easy being green" with our hand-picked selection of sustainability-themed Sundance favorites below.
Clear Cut: The Story of Philomath, Oregon
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Peter Richardson's 2006 Sundance Film Festival selection probes the schism that develops between a thinning logging community and rising urban population in Philomath, Oregon, where high school graduates have their college tuition paid by the late local lumber tycoon Rex Clemens. Until now, that is. A descendant in charge of the Clemens foundation, unhappy with the opposing set of values emerging in Philomath, endeavors to redefine the scholarship curriculum in order to assist logging families exclusively. Richardson's shrewd, hands-off filmmaking leaves the storytelling to the subjects in this unique tale of a town divided.
Semper Fi: Always Faithful
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Master Sgt. Jerry Ensminger devoted more than two decades of his life to his country as a consummate Marine. In 1983, he lost his 9-year-old daughter to a rare type of leukemia. After reports of toxic water wells at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune are made public, Ensminger makes it his personal undertaking to extend the investigation and find justice and peace for his family and others.
Directors Rachel Libert and Tony Hardmon's astonishing exposé is equal parts disturbing and necessary, heart-breaking and rousing, detailing a horrific case of betrayal by the U.S. military against the most undeserving of victims.
An Inconvenient Truth
Arguably the most influential environmental documentary of our time, Davis Guggenheim's 2006 Sundance Film Festival selection and Academy Award winner is credited with educating the public about climate change and spawning the larger global warming movement.
Trouble the Water
Tia Lessin and Carl Deal's Grand Jury Prize-winning documentary expertly weaves home video, news broadcasts, and original footage to rewrite the coverage of Hurricane Katrina through the experiences of a New Orleans couple.
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ROCHESTER HILLS, Mich. - The HU men's basketball team faced their most formidable opponent of the season Saturday afternoon but still managed a double digit road win as they outlasted No. 25 Rochester College (Mich.) 66-53.
While it proved to be Huntington's lowest offensive output of the season by nearly twenty points, Coach Platt's squad got the job done defensively to keep their unblemished season intact at 8-0.
After a slow start for both teams as evidenced by the 4-4 deadlock through the first five minutes, it looked like the Foresters would run away with game as they spent the next nine minutes building a 19-point lead of 28-9 by the 6:33 mark but it wasn't to be.
The Foresters hit an uncharacteristic wall and the Warriors were more than happy to take advantage of the nation's top shooting team to cut into the lead.
HU's only point came by way of Alec Peterson's free throw with just under two minutes remaining in the period allowing Rochester to close the gap to 11, 29-18, by halftime.
The first four minutes of the second period was a wash as HU maintained its 11-point advantage but Huntington, behind Shane Merryman's six points, pieced together a 13-2 run to grow the lead to 22 at 51-29 by the midway point.
TJ Short's bucket down low gave Huntington their biggest lead of the night at 58-34 with 7:23 remaining. HU held onto to their advantage over the next four minutes but the Warriors didn't go down without a fight as they finished on an 11-1 run to close to within 13 by the final buzzer.
Merryman scored 11 points in each half to finish with a game-high 22 points. He also enjoyed game-high rebounding honors with 13, five of which were offensive. Derek Hinen added 12 points and five assists while Peterson, playing for the first time this season, tossed in 11 points and ripped down five rebounds.
Stavros Schizas and Paris Pereira led the Warriors with 12 and 11 points respectively.
HU dominated the boards 32-21. They also outshot Rochester, 52.0 percent (26-for-50) to the Warriors' 39.5 percent (15-for-38).
On the season, the Foresters are shooting 57.4 percent as a team. In addition to leading NAIA Division II in field goal percentage, Huntington also ranks #1 in assists per game (23.6) and defensive rebounds per game (25.4).
Other top ten rankings for Coach Platt's squad include No. 2 in 3-point FG percentage (.505), total assists (189), assist/turnover ratio (1.85), No. 3 in total 3-point FG made (92), No. 4 in 3-point FG made per game (11.5), No. 5 in scoring margin (26.4) and No. 8 in scoring defense per game (64.1).
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OSHAWA -- A sexual predator with a lengthy list of convictions has been sentenced to 18 months in jail for a decades-old assault on a teenaged boy in Pickering.
James John Hayes shows little remorse for the violent 1978 assault and continues to present a risk to the community, Superior Court Justice Alfred Stong said in announcing the sentence Tuesday in Oshawa.
The judge also placed Mr. Hayes on three years of probation, to be served upon completion of his sentence.
"The authorities will have control over his life for four and a half years," Justice Stong said. "He will be required to observe conditions of his probation."
Those conditions include having limited contact with persons under 16, a prohibition from being alone in places where children might gather, a lifetime weapons ban and having his name on the sex offender registry for life.
Justice Stong found Mr. Hayes, 57, guilty in October of indecent assault and a weapons offence for an incident in the summer of 1978.
The complainant, now 50, testified he visited Mr. Hayes at his house in Pickering to buy marijuana. He said he was taken to a basement laundry room where Mr. Hayes produced a large knife and forced him to commit sex acts.
Court heard the complainant kept quiet about the attack for years, finally telling his story to police in 2011. His identity is protected by a publication ban.
Mr. Hayes testified in his own defence and claimed he had never met the complainant or sold him drugs.
Justice Stong rejected that testimony, finding Mr. Hayes's version of events had been fabricated. He said Tuesday the assault, which included coercion at the point of a knife and threats to keep quiet afterward, was particularly egregious.
"The offences were pre-planned, were deliberate and were accompanied by the use of force," Justice Stong said.
Although the 1978 incident is Mr. Hayes's ninth conviction for sexual offences against boys, he was considered a first-time offender for sentencing. That's because the incident pre-dated his other sex crimes.
Still, Justice Stong found little hope for rehabilitation, noting the lengthy list of convictions includes a breach of probation charge 12 years ago in which Mr. Hayes was found to be communicating with a boy.
"That breach of probation involved the grooming of another victim," the judge noted.
The victim in the 1978 attack has been haunted throughout his life over the incident, Justice Stong said.
"He did not deserve what happened to him at the hands of Mr. Hayes," the judge said. "Nor is he in any way responsible for what happened to him."
Mr. Hayes has already expressed his intention to appeal the latest conviction, court heard.


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On January 23, news broke that outgoing Defense Secretary Leon Panetta had issued a directive that the military's ban on women in combat would be lifted. The New York Times reported that his decision was in response to unanimous agreement among the Joint Chiefs of Staff as expressed in a letter to Panetta:
Mr. Panetta's decision came after he received a Jan. 9 letter from Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who stated in strong terms that the armed service chiefs all agreed that "the time has come to rescind the direct combat exclusion rule for women and to eliminate all unnecessary gender-based barriers to service."
The Times article said it was unclear why the Joint Chiefs decided to act now after years of discussion, although there is speculation that recent threats of legal action may have played a role. However, a Government Accountability Office report issued on January 29 raises some questions about the timing of such a monumental change in policy.
The broad focus of the report is spelled out in its title: "DOD Has Taken Steps to Meet the Health Needs of Deployed Servicewomen, but Actions Are Needed to Enhance Care for Sexual Assault Victims." An explanation of the special focus on sexual assault victims appears early in the report [emphasis added]:
The roles for women in the military have been expanding and evolving, particularly since the Persian Gulf War more than 2 decades ago. Formerly, servicewomen served primarily in supportive roles in overseas U.S. military operations. Today, servicewomen are integral to combat support and counterinsurgency operations, and they serve in many roles they previously did not hold. In late 2011, for example, women began serving aboard Navy submarines. In early 2012, the Department of Defense (DOD) announced that changes to its assignment policies would result in more than 14,000 additional positions being opened to women, including positions in select direct ground combat units. Further, while sexual assault victimization is not unique to women, the presence of women in new roles suggests that continued vigilance with respect to this issue is needed. Given the expanding and evolving role of women in the military, the health and wellness of servicewomen plays an important role in overall military readiness.
According to the National Defense Authorization Act for 2012, this report was originally due by December 31, 2012. As mentioned above, the report was released on January 29, but given that the paragraph above does not mention the lifting of the women in combat ban, the GAO report was apparently finalized prior to Panetta's announcement. This policy change, much more far reaching than even the change opening "14,000 additional positions" in early 2012, exponentially increases the need for "continued vigilance" regarding "sexual assault victimization" that the GAO calls for. Therefore, the timing of the announcement lifting the ban and the DOD's reaction to the GAO report recommendations is curious.
The GAO made two recommendations at the conclusion of its inquiry regarding "sexual assault victimization":
To enhance the medical and mental health care for servicewomen who are victims of sexual assault, GAO recommends that DOD (1) develop department-level guidance on the provision of care to victims of sexual assault; and (2) take steps to improve first responders' compliance with the department's requirements for annual refresher training. DOD did not concur with the first recommendation, but cited steps it is taking that appear consistent with the recommendation. DOD concurred with the second recommendation.
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by Xav de Matos, Oct 13, 2010 2:40pm PDTTuesday's PlayStation Store update added the prequel "game" Dead Space Ignition, the first episode in Sonic the Hedgehog 4, and a slew of discounts for select downloadable titles and add-on content, including Resident Evil 5 DLC.
Dead Space Ignition is part motion comic, part mini-game collection. The bulk of the experience will be based on watching the prequel to Dead Space 2 unfold with a few mini-games thrown in for good measure. Although the game is priced at $4.99, it is available for free to those who pre-order Dead Space 2. Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode One is available for $14.99 and attempts to bring Sega's, once powerful, mascot back to his glory days. Demos for both titles are available for download.
Speaking of demos, there is also a trial of the upcoming Star Wars: The Force Unleashed sequel available for download on the PlayStation Store now. As was previously reported, PSone Classics titles Arc The Lad and Alundra have also been released, each priced at $5.99.
Users looking to extend the re-playability of their current library can download new premium content for Def Jam Rapstar, Dead Rising 2, Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X. 2, and a free "Hunting & Trading Outfits" DLC pack for Red Dead Redemption.
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Clark was born in Kinston, NC in early 1957 and came to Clemson in 1975. Clark was a receiver at Clemson. I'll note that his receiving numbers during his playing days were not particularly impressive. As most point out, Jerry Butler was Steve Fuller's main target, Clemson was more of a running oriented team then-placing more emphasis on perimeter blocking by the receivers instead of pass catching, and Clark had some nagging injuries in his final year at CU. Clark was drafted in the 10th round of the 1979 NFL draft by the San Francisco 49ers following his time in Pickens County. See below for his collegiate playing stats.
Clemson |
Year |
Rec. |
Yards |
Avg. |
1976 |
5 |
99 |
19.8 |
0 |
1977 |
17 |
265 |
15.6 |
1 |
1978 |
11 |
207 |
18.8 |
2 |
Tot. |
33 |
571 |
17.3 |
3 |
DC was a playing standout in the professional game, playing nine seasons in the Bay area, two of which ('81 and '82) he was an All-Pro selection. Clark was a member of the 1981 and 1984 World Champions following victories in Super Bowl XVI and Super Bowl XIX, respectively. His most famous moment as a professional, most of you know, was a play forever known in professional sports as "The Catch." Clark snagged a ball in the back of the end-zone from Joe Montana near game's completion to help lift the Forty Niners over the Dallas Cowboys in the 1982 NFC Championship game. This play is repeated over and over again, particularly during the playoffs or whenever the Boys and Niners play one another. Pro stats are shown below.
San Francisco |
Year |
Rec. |
Yards |
Avg. |
1979 |
18 |
232 |
12.9 |
0 |
1980 |
82 |
991 |
12.1 |
8 |
1981 |
85 |
1105 |
13 |
4 |
1982 |
60 |
913 |
15.2 |
5 |
1983 |
70 |
840 |
12 |
8 |
1984 |
52 |
880 |
16.9 |
6 |
1985 |
54 |
705 |
13.1 |
10 |
1986 |
61 |
794 |
13 |
2 |
1987 |
24 |
290 |
12.1 |
5 |
Tot. |
506 |
6750 |
13.3 |
48 |
For Dwight's on-the-field successes, his number was retired by San Francisco and he was inducted into the Clemson University Athletics Hall of Fame. Following his playing career, Clark served 10 years in the San Francisco front office, eventually reaching the position of General Manager after stints as organizational Vice President and Coordinator of Football Operations. During his time on the administrative team, the Forty Niners won the Super Bowl three more times, giving DC five total rings.
Clark followed Carmen Policy to Cleveland in 1998-Policy Team President and Clark General manager. This was an especially difficult task as the Browns were an expansion team at this point, playing their first games since Art Modell moved the original club to Baltimore. His time in Cleveland is best remembered for some questionable personnel/draft decisions and a power struggle with Butch Davis that eventually resulted in Clark's resignation and Davis/Pete Garcia ascending to control this spot.
Why would Clark potentially be a good choice to replace Terry Don Phillips?
First and foremost, Dwight Clark is a winner and Dwight has made the most of opportunities that popped up over his life. His entry into the professional football ranks is a prime example. As a senior, he played a very limited role in the Clemson passing attack. It was only after Bill Walsh and the San Francisco coaches/scouts came to Clemson to work out Steve Fuller that they noticed Clark. Fuller needed someone to throw routes to and Clark was that man-impressing Walsh enough to take a chance on him in the late rounds of the '79 draft. DC jumped on that opportunity and the rest is, as they say, history.
Additionally, Clark was in the middle of college and professional sports for several decades. He understands the plight of the athlete and also understands how the management side of things works. Knowing both sides of the coin gives him better insight of the whole process and allows him to better relate to both parties.
Specifically, Clark fans will point to his time in NFL front offices and his experience as general manager both in San Fran and in Cleveland. This role requires one to accurately evaluate talent/situations and best allocate resources to put the right people in the right situations to assure success. One would assume that if Clark could run a professional football program, he is more than apt to lead Clemson's athletics programs.
Since Clark's departure from professional football, he has also had his hands in various other ventures and businesses. Clark is active in merchandising, makes promotional appearances, is a motivational speaker, and is involved in various businesses including insurance and real estate. Clearly, the man understands how to appropriate his time and is motivated to keep on trudging along from football player to football manager to a career completely outside the game.
Clark almost certainly could excite the fanbase. He is a Clemson man, Clemson Alumnus, and Clemson football player. He played on the teams that turned Clemson from a little known group into the team that retired Woody Hayes while winning 11 football games in the process. The fanbase would eat that up and, almost certainly, would give him lenience, respect, and-very important-donations from day 1.
In a nutshell, Clark is a Clemson man, he played sports at the world's highest level, managed professional sporting teams, and asserted himself as an able businessman. The combination of these attributes clearly draws interest from the Clemson faithful.
Why would Dwight Clark potentially not be a good fit at Clemson?
Clark, as presented above, has his hands in various other ventures. It is possible that he has no interest in a job that would require so much of his time outside of current undertakings. To keep with that theme, the location could play a factor. Clark currently lives in California and apparently enjoys life out on the West Coast. A job as CU's AD would mean a move across country and out of a region that has embraced him for over thirty years.
Dwight has been out of the day to day football business for the better part of a decade. If he wanted to get back into the groove of running a sporting program, it surely would take a readjustment period. Additionally, Clark has never run an athletics department. I understand he is a successful business man and had success on the business side of pro football but there are differences in being a pro general manager and being a collegiate GM. In addition to the day to day operations, the AD must be out soliciting donations. He must marry together the staff, alumni, Board of Trustees, and fans. He must present a vision for the program-including facilities upgrades and personnel moves.
Clearly, Clark is someone the University will at least want to approach and gauge interest. Clark has many positives on his resume and would fit in well in Pickens County. If there is interest, the search committee will need to evaluate how long a transition into the college game would take and if running a collegiate program meshes with past pro success.


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I know that Green abd black's does a milk chocolate which is higher cacoa than most.
I remember reading something where Mark Sisson said people had found a dark milk chocolate. Anyone know what brand this would be?
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I know that Green abd black's does a milk chocolate which is higher cacoa than most.
My dyslexic brain read this as dark chocolate milk. I guess that's not what you're talking about, but I would love some dark chocolate milk if it's out there.
You can make your own dark chocolate milk... just get raw cacao powder, sweetener of your choice, heat it up on the stove (or put it in the blender) with a milk of your choice (coconut, cow, almond, whatever.) Yaaay dark chocolate milk. I do this quite often. Love it!
To the OP, I have no idea. Sorry. You can also make your own chocolate bar though! Same raw cacao powder, coconut oil, sweetener of your choice, mix thoroughly and refrigerate! yummy. A little messy though ...
I have hot chocolate milk every day. I just use 1/3 cup of coconut milk (it's even better with 1/2, but I wanna spare a few cals.)
1Tb. S. plain cocoa, few drop of Stevia (honey or plain sugar). Mix well and fill up the rest of the large mug with boiling water.
OP, I vote for Green and Blacks 85% cocoa bar. Lindt comes in second.
That's what I'm saying. I've made "food porn" looking food just a couple times. I just put what I'm eating into some sort of heating apartatus and take it out when said heating apartatus has sufficiently softened the food and killed bacteria. My food looks nasty and straight off the farm, out of the ground, and from the butcher shop. It usually tastes good with quality salt, spices, and sauce though.
I get "caveman" comments from people without them even knowing about Primal or WAPF. This actually goes back to before I ever started eating like this.
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After it looked like rain would move the Broncos' practice to an indoor facility, the skies cleared, and the team was out on the field at Dove Valley. Despite a little wetness, fans still showed up in droves, and were treated to a session full of 7-on-7 and 11-on-11 drills, including several focusing on the red zone.
Here are some quick hits from the slightly more than two-hour practice.
ROLL CALL: Several veterans who missed practice yesterday evening were back on the field Tuesday afternoon, including Daniel Graham, Brandon Marshall and D.J. Williams.
POSITIONING: The first unit defense matched the team's depth chart, with Kenny Peterson, Ronald Fields and Ryan McBean on the line, Mario Haggan, Andra Davis, Williams and Elvis Dumervil at linebacker and Champ Bailey, Andre' Goodman, Brian Dawkins and Renaldo Hill in the secondary.
DRILLS: During one-on-one drills between defensive linemen and linebackers versus offensive linemen and tight ends, things got a little spirited. On one battle between Richard Quinn and Darrell Reid, both linebackers coach Don Martindale and tight ends coach Clancy Barone claimed victory for their side. "That's a win for us!" shouted Barone, while Martindale simultaneously heaped praise on Reid.
PLAYMAKERS: Quinn made a solid play in the passing game during a red zone 7-on-7 drill. Chris Simms backed up in the pocket and fired a pass directly to the rookie tight end in the back of the end zone, with fellow rookie Alphonso Smith in coverage. Quinn took the ball right out of the cornerback's hands for a touchdown.
QUICK HITS: Le Kevin Smith and Chris Baker worked to the side with defensive line coach Wayne Nunnely in between drills.
DAILY JUKEBOX: There was quite a selection during Tuesday's practice, as there were plenty of 7-on-7 and 11-on-11 drills that required some crowd noise. The playlist was chosen by Head Coach Josh McDaniels and assistant to the head coach Mark Thewes. Here's practically a whole Broncos practice mixtape:
"That's kind of like brothers. Daniel and I are really close. Sometimes out here in competition, we are both competitors, we get a little heated and tempers flare a little bit. But 15 minutes later we were laughing and joking about it, so it's all in fun."
-Kenny Peterson, on getting heated with Daniel Graham during practice.
The team will be back on the field for two practices tomorrow, scheduled for 8:45 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. MDT.
More pictures of the session below.
-Gray Caldwell, DenverBroncos.com
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"Got a whale of a tale to tell you lads, a whale of a tale that's true . . . I swear on my tattoo!"
While making out her "bucket list" of things to do before dying, Cedaredge resident Jan Johnson discovered three "must do" items on her list — first and foremost, visit Ireland; second, to participate in an Earthwatch Institute Expedition; and third, to make a pilgrimage to the Isle of Iona with John Philip Newell.(Newell is a poet, scholar, teacher and former Warden of Iona Abbey in the Western Isles of Scotland. He is currently Companion Theologian for the American Spirituality Centre of Casa del Sol in the high desert of New Mexico, and is internationally acclaimed for his work in the field of Celtic spirituality.)
The first of Jan's "must do" items, the trip to Ireland, was realized in September 2007. That trip narrowed Jan's focus for the second item on her list. A "landlubber," Jan was born and raised in Minnesota and is the pastor of All Saints Lutheran Church, located in Cory.
She said, "The trip to Ireland helped me fall in love with the ocean. The western coast of Ireland is beautiful and I loved to watch the waves and the gulls, and the sheep on the hillsides. It was so peaceful and healing."
Still, Pastor Jan (as she is known by her friends and the congregation at All Saints) had never been out on the open sea in a small boat of any kind.
But that all changed when the second "must do" on Jan's bucket list, participating in an Earthwatch expedition off the northwest coast of Scotland to observe whales and other marine life, was fulfilled during the last week in June and the first week of July, this year, as one-half of a sabbatical. The area is recognized as home to the most diverse population of whales, dolphins and porpoises than anywhere else in Europe.
Earthwatch Institute is an international non-profit organization that brings science to life for people concerned about the Earth's future. Earthwatch recruits close to 4,000 volunteers every year to collect field data in the areas of rainforest ecology, wildlife conservation, marine science, archaeology and more. Jan was one of those volunteers. Her participation was made possible by a grant from the Lilly Endowment Inc.'s National Clergy Renewal Program.
"Being in contact with the ocean for two weeks was important to me," said Jan, "and to be able to do something concrete in helping scientists gather data for research and conservation was very rewarding."
Setting out to sea for the first time, on a 60-foot sailboat (formerly used for drug running) dubbed "The Silurian," with six volunteers, two crew members and one scientist, Jan said, "We worked hard, ate and slept on board."
Jan noted that even though being out on the ocean in a small sailboat that was being tossed about by waves "is like an all day roller coaster ride, I never got seasick!"
Jan said the volunteers were divided into teams of two. "Each team would rotate [for] an hour whale watching, followed by an hour of data entry on the computer," she explained. Computer entries included cetacean sightings, seabirds and listening for sounds on a hydrophone.
Jan explained that while they were searching the open sea for marine life two team members would be tied to the mainsail mast, via a safety harness, to keep from being washed overboard, both watching their respective side of the ship for whales. The Hebridean waters were cold, and Jan said the captain warned them that "if you go into the water, you're dead!" One member from one of the other teams would also climb up into the crow's nest to help spot the whales.
One of the volunteers (Kirsty a college student from the University of Aberdeen) was accidently left out in the crow's nest during a rainstorm. "She was shouting for help, but her voice was so soft no one could hear her," said Jan.
"We spotted a number of Minke whales and harbor porpoises," smiled Jan. "They would surface briefly for air and then submerge again.
"The basking sharks were the most fun and exciting to spot. Basking sharks are huge fish 30 to 40 feet long, with a large triangular dorsal fin that is usually spotted first in the water, followed by a smaller tail fin that curves slightly backwards," she explained. "Their habit of cruising along the surface and coming right up to the boat allowed us to see their wide gaping mouth and gill slits."
Jan noted, "I have wanted to do an Earthwatch trip for ages and every year I would check out all their trips and pick the one I would want to do. But finances hampered my being able to participate." The Lilly grant made it possible for her to pursue that dream.
"I have always had a love of nature, animals, birds and plants," said Jan, "so majoring in biology at the University of Minnesota was a natural choice for me. My sabbatical formed around the ecological crisis that we are facing and how we, as individuals and as church, can get involved more deeply. Faith isn't just about how we feel or what we believe, but about acting out of that faith as well. The Earthwatch trip leads nicely into the middle part of doing some reading and reflection on care of God's creation.
"The [Earthwatch] trip reinforced the interconnectedness of all of creation and the need to address the current environmental crisis," said Jan. "It has helped me to commit to making some changes in my lifestyle to live a greener life and to address issues that Congress and international councils are debating, and make sure the environment and the future of God's good creation is part of the debate."
Regarding the second-half of her sabbatical, Jan said, "I have also wanted to visit the Isle of Iona since I started learning and enjoying Celtic spirituality and since the trip to Ireland three years ago.
"When I learned that John Philip Newell was taking this whole year as a sabbatical to reflect on care of God's creation from a Celtic Christian viewpoint, and that he was writing a book and then leading a pilgrimage to Iona focused on those ideas, I knew that would be a part of [my] sabbatical as well, and that the time spent on Iona will also focus on that same theme."
That second half of the sabbatical will take place later this year, in September, with Newell on the Isle of Iona, fulfilling the third "must do" item on Jan's bucket list. Said Jan, "And that is how the pieces of the sabbatical came together."
And even though the adventure was hampered somewhat by engine problems and stormy weather, it was the trip of a lifetime, said Pastor Jan. "When I think of all that I experienced, my mind gets overwhelmed. The animals, the birds, the people, the sites, the boat, the food. The whole experience was amazing."
When asked if she learned anything practical or useful from the experience, Jan smiled, "To simply go with the flow." And, with more to share than can be written about here, Jan obviously had "a whale of time."
"… I swear on my tattoo!"
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December 6, 2012 at 10:17amThis week, Jay and Mona welcome The Weekly Standard's Jonathan V. Last to discuss his latest piece "A Nation of Singles". They discuss the most politically potent demographic (Jonathan makes the case that it is not Hispanics) and what the GOP can do to appeal to them. Also, the consequences of falling fertility rates, the fallacy of the Middle Class, what factors determine who will vote Republican, marriage versus Julia, and Mona makes the case for children.
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I have five adult children ranging in age from 21 to 31. While it's true that raising kids is not necessarily fun to be doing at the moment, it's wonderful to have done. Just a case of delayed gratification (in which people are less and less interested these days).
On the demographics issue, a declining birth rate is definitely a problem for a welfare state dependent on current workers to support those not working. It is a still bigger problem for nations that have borrowed on the prospects of the future productivity of generations not yet born.
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Fantastic discussion, as always.
Some have complained about your podcasts being grim. Well, yes, contemplating our social problems (the apparent collapse in modern society of the family, education, personal ethics, the arts, etc.), demographic problems, and economic problems, one sometimes does feel overwhelmed. So . . .
. . . how about a podcast in which you two put your heads together to discuss some plausible ideas for fixing the mess we're in.
It seems to me our sad situtation is not simply a problem of the moment that will be cured if we can just get ourselves across the latest fiscal cliff or even if we can solve the pressing demographic difficulties of medicare and social security. Those seem to me to be symptoms of a more serious and possibly permanent failure of the whole of Western society due to something out of sync at its core.
Yes, I'm looking for a big silver bullet, something beyond petty politics, some one thing that, if done, would put things into a good and sustainable balance.
(One would have to ask first, What is the thing that is out of sync? Are we too wealthy? Or too ignorant to use well the leisure wealth brings?)
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While I understand all the reasons why he won't be nominated, I wish some enterprising politician would either coopt Santorum's issues, or just plain rip him off.
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We have a "Mark Steyn baby" too! My husband was content with two boys, but I made a convincing case for a third after reading America Alone. Now we have three boys! Crazy as it sounds, I'm trying to talk him into a fourth, but he said he's done. Who would've of thought that Mark Steyn would compete with Marvin Gaye when it comes to inspiring baby-making!?
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Agreed. His riff that personal prosperity closely correlates to being married could be a powerful, because empirical, message in the right hands. It's a message that dovetails nicely with conservative positions. I'm not sure, though, how well it and some of his economic policies line up with libertarian positions. As much as I am a free marketeer, I'm not so sure that some trade barriers and incentives (like the ones Santorum proposed during the campaign) would be devastating as the dogma goes; his economic policy suggestions intended to strengthen manufacturing sounds like a practical manifestation of marriage-friendly and working class friendly position that might just also be popular. · 0 minutes ago |
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USA Athletic Club & Spa's 61,000-square-foot health center rolls out sundry exercise machines and fitness classes, hosting sweat sessions 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The club boasts such amenities as saunas, steam rooms, a lap pool, a basketball court, and an indoor track, along with more than 100 cardio-centric machines, each equipped with a flat-screen TV, allowing fit seekers to fuel their workouts with heart-pumping reruns of Bob Ross's Joy Of Painting. Held seven days a week, group classes welcome patrons of all fitness levels with offerings such as Zumba, yoga, and spinning, which works glutes and calves inside the well-equipped spin studio. Workouts are complemented by an array of massage services performed by licensed muscle menders, who burgeon relaxation and alleviate aches with a mélange of modalities including deep-tissue, reflexology, hot-stone, and Swedish massage.
In the early days of running her tanning-bed business in Champaign, Illinois, Kristin Klinker became intrigued with advancements in sunless tanning. She soon began focusing her endeavors on high-end spray tanning, eventually expanding her enterprise into Naperville and going into business with her best friend and mother, Terri. At BodiBronze Sunless Spa, Kristin and her cohort of certified technicians coat clients in a sugar-based DHA solution that adheres to amino acids on the skin, creating a natural bronze that lacks the telltale orange color of old-school spray tans. Within the warm, goldenrod-hued walls of the Naperville studio, these certified tanning technicians help each client match their skin tone to a product, culminating in a bronzed, UV-free complexion that lasts up to 10 days
Open 24 hours a day, XSport Fitness gilds pallid patrons with sunless Mystic Tan and VersaSpa systems as well as regularly relamped UV beds. With Mystic Tan and VersaSpa spray-tan sessions, unstained patrons stand in private booths while a moisturizing mist sweeps over the skin, bestowing the body with the healthy golden glow of a Spanish doubloon polished up for a night on the town. In about two minutes, airbrushes apply a natural tone that can be customized according to body size, skin type, and desired color. The formula imbues dermises with a bronze, line-free tan without the hassle of spending all summer loitering around sandcastle hard-hat zones.
Fox Valley Tanning & Massage does its best to leave nothing to chance. When lamps in a fleet of UV beds reach 60% of their lifespan, staffers swap them out—ensuring no tanning session will leave guests in the dark. They have also corralled a VersaPro spray tan booth, a VersaSpa booth, and Mystic HD technology, which prevent streaking, prep the skin for better color, and provide refuge for out-of-work Super Soakers. In addition to bronzing patrons, the staff soothes internal woes with five massage modalities and Formostar infrared body wraps.
The professionally trained staff members at Color Me Bronze specialize in color. Whether they're guiding clients through six levels of tanning beds or airbrushing Fake Bake's streak-free formula onto skin, they help foster a sun-kissed glow. In addition to deepening hues, the staff supplies clients with a light-activated whitening gel that simultaneously brightens teeth during UV-tanning sessions. Additionally, other products are available to help enhance tans post treatment.
Beyond Bronzed first started as a mobile service with a small clientele before its technicians graduated to a brick-and-mortar shop. Today they draw on 10 years of experience while spray tanning, using certified organic solutions that brim with natural anti-aging components. The technicians apply these concoctions by hand to avoid the unsightly streaks that often occur when they are applied by soulless robots.


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Type | Feature Film |
MPAA Rating | NR |
Runtime | 1hr 20mins. |
Genres | Comedy, Musical, Short Film |
Status | Released |
US Release Date | N/A |
Former Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences President Tom Sherak has lost his battle with prostate cancer, aged 68.
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'The Hobbit' is the 15th Film to Join the exclusive club.
Big budget fairy tale to lead box office this weekend.
We teared up. Did you?
How Hollywood raked it in.
What this fan's experience waiting in line can teach voters.
Superhero smash finishes ahead of 'The Dark Knight.'
In the final months of the heated presidential campaign, Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis give us exactly what we need: a good laugh.
'The Avengers' surpasses 'Star Wars' on all-time box office chart!
Name | Credit | Credited as |
George Cohan | Actor | Theodore Blair/ Doc Peter |
Norman Taurog | Director |


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