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On the morning of Father's Day, 81 World War Two veterans boarded a plane in Billings for the fifth Big Sky Honor Flight. Several of the vets were accompanied on the trip by one of their children. The Pedersens were one of those pairs.
"I can't think of any place I'd rather be," said Bill Pedersen as he stood by his father at the Lincoln Memorial. "This is such a special trip, and to be here on Father's Day is indescribable." Jack Pedersen of Harlowton was a Navy man in the Pacific during the war. Having his son at this side for the trip made it a Father's Day like no other for the 92-year-old. "It's enjoyable, just wonderful," he exclaimed.
Leo Heyd, at 87-year-old army vet from Billings, met up with his son on the trip. Lawrence drove to Washington from Richmond, Virginia to accompany his dad. "Well, we haven't had a Father's Day together in 25 years or longer since he's been in the east part of the country, so that was really special, I thought," said the elder Heyd as the two started to explore the World War Two Memorial.
Many of the vets, like two-time Bronze Star winner Ted Burton of Missoula had a Father's Day surprise waiting for them at the Billings Logan Airport. Burton opened the manila envelope and found a bundle of letters. "There were greetings, Father's Day greeting and other praise for my service from my wife, four children, and my grandchildren. It really tore me up," he said. "They were very fine letters, and I hope I really, truly deserve what they had to say."
On Sunday morning, about three thousand roses had been placed at the Vietnam Memorial. Many had personal notes for fathers who were killed or still missing from that war. They served as a reminder that this trip, and the chance to share the letters from home, were precious gifts, and not just for the fathers.
"It's been awesome, and it's such a nice thing for dad to come all the way out here to the east coast and to see the memorial and get to spend some time together," said Lawrence Heyd. "To be here with my dad is just incredible," said the younger Pedersen.


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Dear Readers,
Thank you for joining us for another issue. We have seen so many great marketing ideas and resources since our last issue. This issue we will in part focus on events for older adults, boomers and seniors along with other interesting marketing ideas and resources. For example have your heard of Death Cafés, "Walk with a Doc" Events and Cyber-Seniors Documentary? All of these organizations provide great sponsorship opportunities. Browse the content below and learn more about these events and other interesting marketing ideas.
As you click around our network of websites consider having a program with us. We have new online programs and pricing for 2015 which we are offering now for new customers. Here is a quick review:
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- Do you know what a Death Café is?
At a Death Café people gather to eat cake, drink tea and discuss death. The attendees are often strangers. At the meeting the group is has a discussion of death but there is no meeting agenda, or particular objective. The meeting is not about grief support but instead focuses on increasing the awareness of death through discussion in a respectful sharing of individuals' thoughts and ideas about death.
Website: www.deathcafe.com
- Find a "Walk with a Doc" Event at locations across the U.S.
(AND help sponsor a program in your area)
Walk with a Doc is a walking program for everyone interested in taking steps for a healthier lifestyle. What better way to start your weekend than on your feet making strides to help your heart and improving your general health to live longer and what a great event to help sponsor!
Website: www.walkwithadoc.org
- Cyber-Seniors Documentary
Check out the Cyber-Seniors Documentary where teenagers are helping seniors get tech savvy. What a great concept and this was started by teenagers. There are showings across the U.S. Consider booking and helping to organize a showing in a local movie theatre or retirement community.
Cyber-Seniors YouTube Channel – CLICK HERE
Website: www.cyberseniorsdocumentary.com
- Speaking of YouTube Channels & The importance of Video in Brand Exposure …
Check out one non-profits "Event Re-cap Videos" and meet Colorado Senior Lobby
(What a great idea to extend the reach of your event!!!!!!!!)
Yes, I had something to do with this organization making these videos. The simple explanation is I am a Board Member of Colorado Senior Lobby and helped with planning their signature April 2014 event, "Senior Day at the Capitol." At a Board meeting I said, "We should make a video of this event and others, and post the videos on a branded YouTube Channel and put the videos on the website." Well guess what?We all agreed and said, "Let's Do it." A lot of great volunteers made it happen – Kudos to all Board, Volunteers and Sponsors of Senior Day at The Capitol.
Visit Colorado Senior Lobby YouTube Channel – CLICK HERE
Website: www.ColoradoSeniorLobby.org
- By the way take a closer look at www.ColoradoSeniorLobby.org
Yes, I had something to do with building this website through our Seniors Resource Guide network. This website uses a GoDaddy template that provided a low cost website template solution for helping Colorado Senior Lobby share their great organization HOWEVER, it is not the website template that makes the real difference. It is the content and the organization of that content. In particular take a look at …
• Here is the website www.ColoradoSeniorLobby.org
• Note how the group is promoting their Event Sponsors after their signature event has passed – CLICK HERE
• Note how the group archives their eNewsletters on the website plus promotes local events that help their members – CLICK HERE
• If you need help with your website content, call Seniors Resource Guide at 303-794-0799.
- And keep 24hour Physicians™ on your Radar
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More Snippets …
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September is National Senior Center Month – LEARN MORE
- Talk about a Unique Fundraiser - July 31, 2014 through August 30, 2014 Senior Housing Options located in Colorado presents "On Golden Pond" in the Historic Barth Hotel
What a unique way to have a fundraiser (and they do this every year). Senior Housing Options holds these plays in an "environmental theater." The environmental theater is the lobby of the historic Barth Hotel, which is one of their senior properties serving low income seniors. The community and professionals are encouraged to invite friends and co-workers to the event which is held over multiple weekends.
See event listing in July-August Colorado Front Range eNewsletter (You have to scroll to see it) – CLICK HERE
Website: www.SeniorHousingOptions.org
- Another great idea … a group of separate organizations coming together in one town (Colorado Springs, Colorado) to hold one larger event – What a great idea!
Let's talk the immediate savings in sharing lists, sharing resources, sharing budgets, etc, etc. Kudos to these organizations: "Celebrate Independence Expo!", "Yes We Can Expo", the "OIB Fair", the "Adaptive Home Event", the "Community Health Fair", the "Artists with Disabilities Showcase" and the annual "ADA Celebration."
See event listing in July-August Colorado Front Range eNewsletter (You have to scroll to see it) – CLICK HERE
- And we have to give a "Kudos" to The Brennity at Daphne and The Brennity at Fairhope located in Daphne and Fairhope, Alabama. These cities are in the Mobile, Alabama area.
The Brennity at Daphne and The Brennity at Fairhope properties are part of Sagora Senior Living Community and our 'Kudos' are for their creative and well-thought out events promoted by well-designed flyers. Also their events are sent to us in a super timely fashion. And that means 'Kudos' to the property Business Development Directors, their staff and corporate. Take a look at some of their events and flyers posted on Seniors Resource Guide Mobile Senior News & Events – CLICK HERE
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Shield Healthcare has an online store with extensive product selection, monthly reorder reminders, quick reorder process and free shipping on orders $40 or more. The website also has a wide variety of resources on nutrition to wound and diabetes products and much more.
Website: www.ShieldHealthCare.com
- In-Home Care Services from Acti-Kare of Salt Lake City
Acti-Kare Responsive In-Home Care was founded in 2007 and is based in Tampa, Florida. From its inception, Acti-Kare's unwavering mission has been to provide the most reliable, affordable and highest quality in-home care services to seniors and their families. Learn more about Acti-Kare of Salt Lake City and their in-home care services for seniors and families living in the Salt Lake City area.
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You're Home encourages a healthy lifestyle through home cooked meals in private residences and senior housing locations. Their services assist you or your caregiver by taking away the stressful burden of providing daily nourishment, all with restaurant quality meals, always chef prepared.
Website: www.YoureHomeColorado.com
- Opening September 2014 - Green House® Homes will open on the Mirasol Senior Living campus in Loveland, Colorado
This September, the first of 6 "Green House Homes" will open on the Mirasol Senior Living campus in Loveland. Green House homes offer long-term skilled nursing and short-term rehabilitation care in a small house environment. The Green House Home is a departure from the typical larger nursing home in how skilled care is delivered.
Learn More – CLICK HERE
- Colorado Senior Law Days with Locations Across Colorado
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---- — Richard Tisei, the former state senator and lieutenant governor's candidate who mounted a fierce and often controversial challenge last fall to Congressman John Tierney, says he will not seek the U.S. Senate seat left behind by Secretary of State John Kerry.
Instead, he will join former U.S. Sen. Scott Brown on the Republican Party sidelines in the race for what would amount to an 18-month term, with the same seat due up for election again in November 2014.
Tisei, whose run against Tierney drew more than $4 million in national "SuperPAC" money — and drew widespread criticism for what critics saw as an "attack ad" campaign targeting the legal troubles of Tierney's wife, Patrice — announced on Saturday that he would not be among the candidates seeing Kerry's seat, now held by interim Sen. William "Mo" Cowan, who was appointed to the post by Gov. Deval Patrick last week.
Democratic Congressmen Edward Markey of Malden and Stephen Lynch of South Boston have both announced their runs for the seat, which is on track for an April 30 primary and June 25 general election across the state.
"I've been humbled by so many people who've urged me to run for this seat, following Senator Scott Brown's decision not to run on Friday," Tisei, of Lynnfield, said in a prepared statement. "I believe it's imperative that the Republican Party put forward a strong candidate who can help bring much-needed change to Washington.
"Unfortunately, the timing is simply not right for me to do so — deeply as I feel about the need to strongly compete in this election," Tisei added. "It was also my desire to make this decision as quickly as possible so that other potential candidates would be able to consider whether they should run."
Tisei, according to a series of polls heading into the final weeks of the November race, held a lead over Tierney before the congressman's supporters rallied and pulled out a victory for Tierney's ninth 6th District term. While Tisei carried 28 of the district's 39 communities, Tierney triumphed by dominating in the cities of Lynn, Salem and Gloucester, carrying Lynn by a count of better than 3-to-1 and taking America's Oldest Seaport by a margin of 8,726 to 5,669. Tierney essentially won the race with 48 percent of the vote to Tisei's 47 percent, with Beverly Libertarian Daniel Fishman garnering 4.6 percent, or 16,668 votes, as well.
Tisei — who served as state Senate Minority Leader prior to current leader Bruce Tarr, R-Gloucester — said he is confident a candidate will emerge to regain the Senate seat lost by the GOP when Democrat Elizabeth Warren ousted Brown last November.
"We have many talented people from all walks of life who should get involved in the political system to bring about change. The political class ought not be a select few," Tisei said. "That's part of the reason that we're in such a mess and that our political system has become dysfunctional.
"I look forward to continuing my involvement and to supporting strong, principled, independent-minded candidates who may choose to run for this and other offices," he added. "All of us — Republicans, independents, and Democrats — need to roll up our sleeves, pitch in, and bring about the reforms of our political system that are so desperately needed.
"Whether as a candidate or concerned citizen," he said, "I will continue to be involved with other men and women of integrity who share my desire for real reforms."


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FOUR OAKS — For the second season in a row, the Cleveland girls soccer team wrapped up conference play with an unblemished record.
The Rams' concluded their dominant run through the Two Rivers 3A Conference in its inaugural season with a 4-0 defeat at South Johnston Monday, Cleveland's sixth shutout over a Two Rivers opponent in 10 tries.
After going undefeated in the Eastern Carolina Conference a season ago, the Rams outscored their Two Rivers opponents this season by a combined 56-5.
"We just tried to pick up from last year," Cleveland assistant coach Megan Morris said. "We were undefeated in conference last year, so it was a big deal for us to do it again because everybody was after us from day one."
Cassidy McNierney led the way with a hat trick and Emily Truelove tallied a goal and two assists as the Rams improved to 12-4-1 on the season with the perfect 10-0 mark in conference to claim the league title.
Thanks to some solid play from senior goalkeeper Shaina Teats, South Johnston kept the game close, trailing by just two goals at halftime.
In the 52nd minute, however, a penetrating run from Truelove down the left wing ended when she crossed the ball back to McNierney who posted her third goal of the game with a strike to the near post.
Truelove then finished the scoring six minutes later when she split through the Trojans' defense unassisted and found the back of the net for the 30th time this season.
One of the strengths of this season's squad has been the unselfish play of its attacking players.
Truelove clocks in with 30 goals and 18 assists, but fellow strikers Courtney Morris (13 goals, 11 assists) and McNierney (11 goals, eight assists) make it more difficult for opposing teams looking to shut down one scorer.
"We work really well as a team." McNierney said. "Every game, everybody tried really hard and that's why we've won every time because we play as a team."
As dominant as the Cleveland offense has been in conference, its defense has similarly been outstanding in its organization and being up to the challenge to turn away most counterattacks opponents have thrown its way.
Briele Cochran, Sarah Ginn, Alexis McLeod and Brittany Preston along with goalkeeper Katelyn Lowery have been solid along the back all year long, which has allowed the Rams midfield to push up and join the attack without worry.
For McLeod, a senior, the team's stingy defense has come as a result of a lot of hard work.
"When we started my freshman year, we got killed the majority of the time," recalled McLeod, who still thinks the five goals allowed in Two Rivers play this year were too much. "But each year we've just gotten better and better on defense because we work very well together and we know how to communicate.
"It's been a great way to finish four years, definitely."
Cleveland hopes to extend its season further as the Rams will look to improve upon a first round exit from a season ago, as they will focus their attention to the 3A state playoffs.


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Although the Panhandle escaped the blizzard conditions that had been predicted for the weekend...ice, snow, and high winds Sunday afternoon caused traffic accidents across the region.
The Nebraska State Patrol handled 3 weather-related jackknife accidents involving semi, including two unrelated ones that each blocked Interstate 80...one eastbound, one westbound...for 3-1/2 hour each.
The first one occurred two miles west of Lodgepole around 4:30 pm and the other a mile east of Lodgepole shortly before 7:00. The second accident involved a car carrier with 7 experimental hybrid cars valued at $140,000 apiece. Each was damaged, although the extent and dollar amount of the damage was not given.
The tractors in both accidents were listed as destroyed, but the drivers escaped serious injury. The same was true in the other semi accident, which happened a little after 4:00 pm on Highway 71 near the Sioux-Box Butte County line and involved a tractor and 2 trailers.
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---- — KINGSTON – Kingston's Boy Scouts need your help. On the week-end of March 9th t Pack 90 Cub scouts and Troop 93 Boy Scouts will be dropping off door hangers to Kingston residents, asking them to fill a bag with non-perishable food. Please place filled bags by your mailbox on March 16th.
Scouts will pick-up food between 9:00 a.m. and 12 noon, and deliver the food to the Kingston Food Pantry. The scouts will do their best to reach all homes; however, if they miss your home, please feel free to drop food off at the Kingston Town Hall on March 16th or call Mary Merritt at 603-642-8211 for a pick-up. Thank you for supporting scouting!


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This evening on the Chat, folks were looking for a good crock-pot dish... This is GREAT and if done right, it is low fat and low in calories. For those doing Weight Watchers, a 1/2 cup serving of this chili is 1 point!!!
48 ounces great northern beans in jar, drained and lightly rinsed.
3 chicken breasts (no skin, no bone) uncooked.
2 cups chicken broth (I prefer low fat and low salt...it just tastes better)
2 cups salsa, thick and chunky (heat to whatever your preference)
1 cup Mozarella Cheese (part skim, grated). (I USE CHEDDAR, but I am from Wisconsin!!!)
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9:30am Friday 24th January 2014 in News By Matt Abbott, Chief Reporter
THURROCK foodbank helped almost 3,000 crisis-hit people in just eight months - a rise of more than 200 per cent.
Delays in receiving benefits, changes to benefits and low incomes are highlighted as the three main reasons given for families needing food parcels.
Between July 2012 - when the first Foodbank was set up in Thurrock - and April 2013, the bases served 1,209 people.
But the number of people turning to the Foodbanks - between April and December last year - soared to 2,905.
Angie Gaywood, Labour's cabinet member for public protection said: "That's a staggering statistic to think that people locally, people we know, friends and neighbours are in desperate need.
"And it doesn't just stop at food, these families are often unable to afford basic items such as nappies, and soap too."
In the last eight months, the Foodbank provided food for 1,669 adults and 1,236 children.
Families are given vouchers by organisations such as the Citizens Advice Bureau when they are struggling to make ends meet.
These vouchers can then be transferred at distribution centres for three days worth of tinned and dry food, such as cereals and pasta.
Thurrock Foodbank started with three distribution centres, in Corringham, Purfleet and Tilbury. It now has 11 centres across the borough.
Victoria Windus, the foodbank's project manager said: "Demand has been high, but then an element of that is that we were still relatively new. More people are now being referred to us.
"All we can do is meet the need."
Mrs Gaywood publicly thanked the Thurrock Foodbank and called for the government to do more to support foodbanks. She added: "Whilst it is sad to know so many people are desperately in need, it is the kind generosity of spirit in the many volunteers that run the foodbanks and the generosity of donations that are making such a difference."
SINCE starting in July 2012, the Thurrock Foodbank has grown in size to meet increasing demand.
Overseen by the Trussell Trust, a Christian charity committed to community action against poverty, the Foodbank started as an organisation with three distribution centres and no warehouse to store donated food.
In the last 16 months, it has grown as agencies in Thurrock such as the Citizens Advice Bureau and Family Mosaic refer more and more people.
Thurrock Foodbank recently received a total of £9,000 of funding from the Lloyds Community Fund Award, the Grays Rotary Club and an anonymous business, meaning it can purchase a van to take food from its warehouse to the 11 distribution centres it has in towns and villages across Thurrock.
A recent two-day collection outside the Tesco Extra at Lakeside yielded 2.6 tonnes of donated food.
Victoria Windus, the Thurrock Foodbank project manager said: "This is a powerful example of local people getting help from other local people.
"More people are aware of us now and what we do, which is why we're collecting more now than we were a year ago at supermarkets."
Victoria Windus, the Thurrock Foodbank project manager
Foodbank facts:
-1,136 vouchers were redeemed by the foodbank, providing emergency food for 2,905 people equivalent to 1,669 adults and 1,236 children.
- Of these, benefit delays accounted for 880 people, low income for 748 people and benefit changes for 392 people -Thurrock Foodbank has served the most people in Tilbury Riverside and Thurrock Park (657 people), West Thurrock and South Stifford (376 people) and Tilbury St Chads (279 people).
- The breakdown by family type is 439 vouchers for single people, 270 vouchers for single parents, 222 vouchers for families, 118 vouchers for couples and 87 vouchers for 'other'.
-Since opening in July 2012, Thurrock Foodbank has helped 4,114 people - 2,334 adults and 1,780 children.
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12:52pm Fri 24 Jan 14
29_ABC says...
1:34pm Fri 24 Jan 14
ebagumtrebor says...
With regard to food banks, I understand that you have to be referred to them. How about the people doing the referring try telling people they would be better off getting a job if they are capable of doing that.
1:36pm Fri 24 Jan 14
DannyButcher says...
Families up and down the country are starving and freezing, and this government couldn't care less. Food banks are NOT in use because of supply, but because of a necessary demand due to benefit changes, people in work unable to make ends meat as well as bedroom tax.
People are starving due to this corrupt, inept government, who see their job as making the working class/poor worse off, whilst enlarging the bank balances of themselves and their friends.
JDP can make a song and dance out of a bunch of horses, but she has nothing to say about those in her constituency who are starving and freezing due to the policies of her Government. I am not diminishing the importance of animal welfare, but enforced human suffering is disgusting, especially when it is ignored and dismissed by people who are very privileged and have never had to go hungry a day in their lives.
Maybe if the Conservative party members (local and National) spent more time on these real issues instead of expending energy on things like cupcakegate, people wouldn't be starving in this supposedly civilised country,.
7:51am Sat 25 Jan 14
ebagumtrebor says...
So give the thumbs down but that is the truth. This is not the governments fault, even though socialists would like to be able to blame it on them. They'd like to blame the governemnt for measles, chicken pocks and flu, which were all eradicated under a Labour government as we know.
The fact of the matter is that life on benefits isn't supposed to be comfortable, even though it is for so many. That is why they make that lifestyle choice. Saying that people are starving because of the government stretches the truth beyond credibility.
1:57pm Sat 25 Jan 14
OckendonPaul says...
Is it a bit like the Big Issue magazine? A once noble idea that, thanks to a minor tweak in the rules, has been hijacked by Eastern European immigrants at the expense of our own homeless. Has something similar befallen the food banks...?
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I noticed you can still queue for DS LFR at 85. Out of curiousity I queued for DS LFR as a healer, tank, and DPS at the same time on my level 85 pally and waited about 3 hours before getting bored and logging. I wonder if it ever pops.
I noticed you can still queue for DS LFR at 85. Out of curiousity I queued for DS LFR as a healer, tank, and DPS at the same time on my level 85 pally and waited about 3 hours before getting bored and logging. I wonder if it ever pops.
I can't see it being very popular, I haven't checked it out myself but wouldn't have the patience to wait it out.
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I really doubt anyone would bother with it since you can get the same itemlevel of gear more or less from greens in Jade forest. Someone that didnt experince DS when it was current probably will do it on the normal version when they max to 90, for luls and transmog.
Queueing for the raid via LFR is only available to level 85 characters (I think?), so the subset of eligible players will be very small indeed.
Most of the current crop of level 85s will be dusty old alts from Cataclysm, and unlikely to be wanting a Dragon Soul run, or if they're freshly levelled toons they'll be racing on down the home straight to endgame.
if you actually want to do this, your best bet would probably be to make posts on the super high-pop forums and see if you can get enough people together to form a CRZ raid and queue en-masse.
however, transmog gear not being account-wide would make this unlikely to succeed.
I was actually just wondering this the other day. I'm a big transmog fan and have been leveling a new mage. I really like the T13 LFR colorization of that mage tier, but not the other modes. Bums me out that it's such a huge pain/near impossible to try and get. Would be nice if they put the LFR versions into the game in some other manner, but I'm not sure how they'd go about it or if it'd even be worth their time.
Yeah I wish they'd let you queue for the old LFR tier. Will all the LFR gear in MoP be unobtainable in expansion 5? That would suck, sometimes the LFR colours are better... and as of next patch LFR ToT gets a unique pet :S
I wish I could get into a DS on one of my alts. I never got the mage glove tokens, so her set is incomplete. I tried queueing up several times, but while there were enough DPs, there were little/no tanks or healers. Looks like she'll never get her gloves for transmog unless Blizz makes them attainable some other way.
3 hints to surviving MMO-C forums:
1.) If you have an opinion, someone will say that it is wrong
2.) If you have a source, there will be people who refuse to believe it
3.) If you use logic, it will be largely ignored
Btw: *Tanaan, *Farahlon, *Arakkoa. Not that hard.
3 hints to surviving MMO-C forums:
1.) If you have an opinion, someone will say that it is wrong
2.) If you have a source, there will be people who refuse to believe it
3.) If you use logic, it will be largely ignored
Btw: *Tanaan, *Farahlon, *Arakkoa. Not that hard.
Got a scroll of ressurection a month ago with my main account, since i only did first half of the raid (left the day 4.3 hited live) i tryed to queue for it during a entire week without seeing a single group being formed .
I guess without a mass pre-arranged group its nearly impossible to do DS with LFR.
People predicted exactly this a year ago. The combination of maximum level (85 in this case) and minimum ilvl and the required number of healers when most people leveling don't have healing gear makes LFR completely useless as a leveling and catch-up-tool - unlike 5 mans. But clueless devs did it their way and now have to live with the consequences.
I think they ought to allow the option to walk into a raid on raidfinder difficulty on your own without queueing for it. I doubt anybody does t he DS one anymore.
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What they "should" do is apply the gear scaling technology they currently have for challenge modes (and now pvp stuff) to old raids so that 90's can queue up for old raids. I don't know what gear would drop or what the reward would be, but i'm sure many people would use it.
Or perhaps scale old raids up to current levels, and then cap the gear level at something 502 to match current LFR levels then award "transmog lookalikes" and valor. Perhaps even make it a random queue system for all Vanilla - Cata raids?
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If a Dragon Soul LFR ever did pop, you would most likely end up with a group that couldn't get past the trash on Ultraxion.
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Check Out This Excellent 1987 BBC Doc on Surrealist Film Hosted by David Lynch
One of the richest veins in indie cinema is, of course, surrealism. Most surrealist films don't reach a wide audience, but I can remember watching Alejandro Jodorowsky's The Holy Mountain for the first time when I was 17 or so and being knocked out, though I couldn't quite figure out why (if you haven't seen it, you really should.) The Seventh Art has a 1987 BBC documentary on surrealist film, and it's hosted by cinema's great modern surrealist/mainstream director, David Lynch. Click below to watch the documentary and have your mind blown (as well as educated). More »


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The Word: Is Beyonce pregnant again?
Beyonce is expecting Baby #2 with husband Jay-Z, multiple sources claim. According to the New York Post, the high-waisted Givenchy gown Bey wore to last week's Met gala was carefully constructed to conceal Blue Ivy's little brother or sister.
The singer is in the middle of a world tour, and if she is pregnant, her spangly leotards won't hide little Turquoise Clover or Chartreuse Ficus for long. In fact, some audience members from her concerts are already claiming they've spotted a baby bump. Maybe Bey's just too bellylicious for them.
If Beyonce and Jay-Z really are expecting, it's no surprise they'd want to keep it to themselves a little longer, given the elaborate fanfare that heralded their daughter's arrival. Blue Ivy Carter was delivered on a private floor of New York's Lenox Hill Hospital that the superstar couple reportedly paid $1.3 million to rent out. And while mom and baby recuperated, security remained high: Hospital workers reportedly put tape over surveillance cameras, and employees' mobile phones were confiscated when they arrived for shifts, sources told the New York Daily News.
A pregnancy might also explain why there's still no release date for Beyonce's long-awaited album. It's hard enough to give birth without trying to film a music video at the same time — although if anyone could do it, it would be Beyonce.
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Deer Park's special teams lived up to its name in the Stags' 37-19 win over Lakeside on Friday.
The unit was indeed special in contributing a kickoff return for a touchdown and a fumble recovery of a Lakeside kickoff return in the first half as well as bottling up the Lakeside attack in the second half. The Eagles (0-2) average start after Stag kickoffs in the second half was their own 16-yard line.
"It definitely controlled the field possession in the second half," said Stag head coach Keith Stamps, who saw his team improve to 2-0 this fall.
Senior Jason Jorgensen got Deer Park's special teams jump started on the first play of the game, an 87-yard kickoff return for a touchdown.
"There was a hole there and I just ran," said Jorgensen, who went untouched for the final 60 yards after eluding the first wave of Eagle coverage defenders.
Leading 14-6 late in the first quarter, Deer Park's Canyon Nielson recovered a Lakeside fumble on a kickoff. One play later Colton Mead connected with wide receiver Zach Mohr on a 23-yard scoring pass.
Mead, who gave way to backup QB Doug Deniston for most of the fourth quarter, finished 8 of 13 passing for122 yards.
While the Stags had a hard time generating much of an attack in the second quarter, they still took a 21-12 lead into intermission.
Deer Park left little doubt about the outcome on their first possession of the second half. The Stags needed only seven plays to cover 50 yards with Mead finishing the drive on a 1-yard quarterback sneak. It was his second rushing touchdown of the game.
Jorgensen added a 37-yard touchdown run as Deer Park built a 34-12 lead going into the fourth quarter. The senior tailback finished with a team-high 84 yards rushing on nine carries.
In addition to the offensive explosion for the second straight week, Stamps was impressed by the effort turned in by his defense.
A week earlier, the Stags surrendered 504 total yards in a 37-33 win over Chewelah. On Friday, the Stag defense limited the Eagles to 310 yards of total offense and forced three turnovers.
"We challenged the kids this week," said Stamps, who had eight defenders playing a new position or starting for the first time against Lakeside. "It was a whole new crew out there."
Lakeside's Jimmy Day finished with a game-high 132 yards rushing on 20 carries while quarterback Zach Warlick kept the game close in the first half with a pair of scoring tosses.
Deer Park finishes its early season non-league schedule with a trip to Priest River at 7 p.m. on Friday. The Spartans (0-2) are coming off a 40-13 home loss to Newport last week.
The Stags open up Great Northern League play on Sept. 24 in Pullman.
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Saturday was the first day of December. December. A definitive winter month. Instead of bundling up in a scarf and sucking down hot chocolate, I went kayaking in shorts and tank top. It was 80 degrees and the air was so thick with humidity that it was chewable. Things are thick and warm down here. I'm so pleased.
Anyway, back to kayaking. A couple of my friends just returned from a six month research stint in Thailand. Fully grant-funded. At a resort. Six months in Thailand at a resort. Did I mention they got paid for it? BASTARDS. Anyway, since the weather was so warm, they asked me if I wanted to go kayaking. When they said "hey we need to hang out" I was thinking more along the lines of hang out with alcohol, not exercise. But because I missed them, I agreed. They had an extra kayak (Because the one I had was so cruelly stolen. More bastards) and we took off for the Lighthouse Lakes Paddling Trail.
I haven't been kayaking in this area in about five years. Unfortunately, I don't have any pictures because I couldn't risk taking my camera. I have a bad history with that area. In fact, it is the location of the most traumatic experience of my life. Wanna hear? Good, because you have no choice. Well you could just close your browser, but if you keep reading, then you have no choice.
Once upon a time, I was dating a guy who was super outdoorsy and we spent all of our free time fishing and kayaking in that area. It was really fun (and I'm not even lying about that). One Sunday the area we normally launched from was closed.The closest area we could find to legally park and get in the water was much further away. We had been kayaking a lot, so the distance wasn't really an issue, it just involved crossing a shipping channel. The areas we normally paddled about in were only a couple of feet deep (ideal for Redfish) and had slow moving water. The shipping channels are much deeper (obviously) and have a relatively swift current.
I was pretty nervous because, as you might imagine, I am quite unsteady and mostly off-balance. He assured me that I would survive and gave me some form of "grow a pair" pep talk. So, I plowed forward.
And it was fine. Everything was just fine. We made it across and had a nice day fishing. Eventually, it started to get dark and we headed back. The water was a lot choppier this time and halfway across the channel I lost my balance and fell out.
Normally, one would just crawl back in the kayak and go about their business. But, since we bought our kayaks at a scratch and dent sale, they were missing parts. Those parts were plugs and the cover to the storage area. Those parts were also backordered. For six weeks. Thanks Academy. So I could not climb back in because there was so much water in the body of the kayak that it was partially underwater. Like the Titanic.
I spent about a minute freaking out about the sinking situation before he yelled at me that I would just have to swim it back. Fine, whatever. I was wearing a life jacket and it was only about one hundred yards to the shallow part, I wasn't going to die. Unfortunately, just as the warm feelings of likely survival began to wash up over me, I realized it was dark. It was dark and I was in the water. Salt water specifically. Thrashing like a cat in a bathtub. So, the possibility of life was quickly overclouded by my imminent and certain death via this guy:
Being the calm and collected person that I am, I started hysterically screaming and crying because, like men, sharks are afraid of tears. I tried to swim towards my boyfriend, but he threatened to jab me with his paddle. RUDE. Apparently he didn't want to be tipped over too. After much hysteria, he eventually agreed to pull my kayak back for me while I held on and cried.
I lost my fishing pool, my sandwich, my paddle, and my water bottle. The sound of his laughter kept me company for the entire journey. He could corroborate this story, but as soon as I got on dry land I killed him and buried the body. I know it was ridiculous, but water is scary at night, even without sharks. And that's the story of why I didn't take my camera. The end.
Thankfully, my kayak on Saturday had all of its parts and I survived without trauma or tipping over. My upper body is still in excruciating pain, but I'll take this as a sign that I should use it more. I soothed my PTKM (Post-Traumatic Kayak Memory) with this fantastic beer.
It tastes like peaches and pecans. Incredible.
I also finally went to see Lincoln! I LOVED it so much. It was so so so good. I want to go back because there was just so much to absorb.
When we were leaving the theater I heard a GROWN MAN tell his date/girlfriend/wife that he wished that there had been more war stuff "like Lincoln fighting and stuff." Oh goodness. Goodness goodness.
Please feel free to share your stupidly traumatic stories so I can feel better about myself.


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Cracker Barrel Old Country Store Inc. recently announced the transfer of Doug Hisel to general manager of its Plainfield store. Hisel has been with the company since December 2007, most recently as general manager in Frankfort, Ky.
Before joining Cracker Barrel, he had 12 years of experience in the restaurant industry.
As general manager of the Plainfield store, Hisel will be responsible for all aspects of the day-to-day business.
The Plainfield Cracker Barrel is at I-70 and State Road 267 and features a working cobblestone fireplace; a retail store with nostalgic favorites, gifts, and collectibles; and traditional, homemade food.
Popular dishes include meatloaf and homemade chicken n' dumplins, as well as its made-from-scratch biscuits using an old family recipe.
The first Cracker Barrel Old Country Store was opened near Lebanon, Tenn., about 30 miles east of Nashville, in September 1969. For 19 consecutive years, Restaurants & Institutions magazine named Cracker Barrel "Best in Family Dining" among chain restaurants. In 2011, Nation's Restaurant News conducted its first annual "Consumer Picks" survey in which consumers selected Cracker Barrel first place in Family-Dining Restaurants.
Every Cracker Barrel is open seven days a week — from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
For more information, visit the website at crackerbarrel.com.


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JaVale McGee with off-the-backboard alley-oop to himself (VIDEO)
Jan 24, 2013, 9:24 AM EDT
George Karl has his moments of frustration with JaVale McGee, but he also sees the potential. McGee is a guy capable of making a highlight play every time he touches the ball — sometimes those highlights end up on "Shaqtin' a Fool," sometimes on the SportsCenter top 10.
This is one of the good ones — he stops on a dime, goes under Omer Asik, which creates space enough to pass off the backboard to himself for the alley-oop. (By the way, it seems to come up in a comment/email every time there is one of these off-the-backboard passes — it is legal. The NBA rulebook specifically addresses how you can pass off the backboard to yourself. Seriously. Go look it up.)
DeMar DeRozan leads Team USA in scoring, could well stick with team (VIDEO)
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He also was a scoring machine at the showcase in Las Vegas.
Coach K: No Team USA cuts before Friday's game
Aug 20, 2014, 11:15 PM EDT
16 players will practice and be available for Friday's game against Puerto Rico, but the roster needs to be trimmed to 12 in advance of the FIBA World Cup.
Wednesday And-1 links: Youths who entered Ray Allen's home charged with trespassing
Aug 20, 2014, 9:45 PM EDT
Including a link to the trailers of the STARZ show LeBron James is producing loosely based on his life
Derrick Rose held out of USA exhibition vs. Dominican Republic, technically 'coach's decision'
Aug 20, 2014, 8:44 PM EDT
Rose hasn't practiced since playing 24 minutes in Saturday's win over Brazil.
Should NBA coaches get NFL style challenge flags?
Aug 20, 2014, 7:15 PM EDT
Stephen Curry says yes, Kevin Durant says no.
Warriors' Nemanja Nedovic to miss FIBA World Cup
Aug 20, 2014, 6:19 PM EDT
Nedovic had hoped to play for Serbia, but couldn't get medical clearance.
Kevin Durant: Stephen Curry 'is terrible' in NBA2K
Aug 20, 2014, 5:07 PM EDT
Video game Curry doesn't come close to shooting as well as the real life version.
Report: Suns discussing trade possibilities for Eric Bledsoe
Aug 20, 2014, 4:12 PM EDT
If Bledsoe decides to play for the qualifying offer, he'll almost certainly bolt as an unrestricted free agent next summer.
John Wall shows off large 'Great Wall' tattoo at the Great Wall of China (PHOTO)
Aug 20, 2014, 2:59 PM EDT
Nene says playing Anthony Davis is like fighting Dhalsim from Street Fighter
Aug 20, 2014, 2:04 PM EDT
Strangest comparison ever. And pretty accurate.
Michael Jordan takes ALS Ice Bucket Challenge (VIDEO)
Aug 20, 2014, 1:01 PM EDT
Photo is excellent.
Report: Heat trying to add shooting guard, another big but for veteran minimum
Aug 20, 2014, 12:09 PM EDT
Miami could use the depth, but at this point the pickings are slim.
Report: Sixers may look to trade for Amar'e Stoudemire at this season's deadline
Aug 20, 2014, 11:17 AM EDT
Move would be purely financial for Philadelphia, but if Stoudemire is contributing at that time, Knicks may pass.
Brandon Jennings says Kobe Bryant, not Michael Jordan, is the greatest of all time
Aug 20, 2014, 10:35 AM EDT
He makes some points.
Kevin Durant reiterates that rest was his reason for withdrawing from Team USA
Aug 20, 2014, 9:56 AM EDT
It goes much deeper than that.
Report: Derrick Rose does have knee pain (but it's too early to worry about)
Aug 20, 2014, 9:16 AM EDT
You cannot push all the way back from knee surgery without having pain.
Kobe Bryant says he will not be same player as before, says he's evolved into something equally good
Aug 20, 2014, 8:44 AM EDT
Kobe has plenty of doubters now to fuel him.
Stephen Curry says he, Klay Thompson would be best NBA Jam duo in NBA
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Best NBA Jam duo on a current team? Give me Durant and Westbrook.
Kobe Bryant: 'I'm 70 in basketball years'
Aug 20, 2014, 12:01 AM EDT
Bryant appears on latest Sports Illustrated cover.
Lakers top 10 plays of the 2013-14 season (VIDEO)
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Highlights only serve as a reminder of just how bad things were in Los Angeles.
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Police seek witnesses after road crash involving pony
Police are asking witnesses to come forward after an 18-year-old female rider was thrown from her pony following a collision with a lorry.
The accident happened at around 2.30pm on Tuesday in Dornock, near Annan.
The female was riding her grey coloured pony on the footpath parallel to the B721 when the collision with a 'DAF' articulated lorry occurred.
– Spokesman, Dumfries and Galloway Police
"The rider was thrown from the pony and received bruising and scratches as a result."


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MusiCares West Region and MusiCares MAP Fund
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Adam Schindler, who helmed this year's found footage DELIVERY: THE BEAST WITHIN, has begun production on a home invasion thriller with an agoraphobic twist.Read more »
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Walker is a controversial and polarizing leader in Wisconsin. Just weeks after taking office, Walker enacted policies that made public workers pay part of their pension and health care and stripped public workers of collective bargaining rights.
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It's all decided, starting Thursday the NLCS will feature two NL West teams, the Arizona Diamondbacks and their rivals, the Colorado Rockies.
The D'backs are 8-10 against the Rockies this year, though that might be a bit skewed with the D'backs laying down the last two games after clinching a playoff spot.
That doesn't mean the Rockheads aren't a dangerous team, though. If you think the D'backs are scrappy and playing above their heads, then take a look at Colorado. They've won 18 of the last 19, streaking into the playoffs and sweeping the Phillies. The offense is scary good, and the defense nearly airtight. The only question mark is the pitching, which has stepped and gotten the job done. They're a team that doesn't realize they shouldn't be still playing.
Hopefully the longer layoff this time will screw up the Rockies' rhythm, and they'll revert back to their normal form from earlier this year. Let's be honest, the team was hovering .500 for most of the year and then broke out in September. So will they be able to continue their success, or will they come back to earth when they have to face much tougher pitching in Phoenix?
Another question mark to me is who they played. The Phillies are by no stretch of the imagination a bad team, but both the Phils and the Rockies had to play out of their minds just to get to the playoffs. Does this mean that the Rockies were just beating up on a team that was already gassed, and if so, will the better rested D'backs be able to win out?
This Rockies' team makes me nervous for no reason other than they're an unknown entity. If the good Rockies show up, will the D'backs be able to keep up? Or was it all mirage? We'll only know come Thursday.


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Longtime Panthers assistant coach Richard Williamson has retired, the team announced Monday.
Williamson, 68, came to Carolina with Dom Capers' original staff in 1994 and was the only coach to work for Capers, George Seifert and John Fox. He spent 45 years as a football coach, with 27 coming at the NFL level.
The Panthers now have two assistant coach openings to fill, with special-teams coach Danny Crossman having been fired last week.
"I have enjoyed being with the Panthers since the beginning," Williamson said. "It was great to be part of the development of the Panthers from an expansion team to a Super Bowl contender, and I appreciate the way Mr. Richardson does things. This organization is the class of the NFL and I have tremendous respect for him," said Williamson.


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Yankees first baseman Mark Teixeira could miss two weeks after suffering a strained left calf in Monday's loss to the Blue Jays. "It could be as little as a week, it could be two weeks," Teixeira told reporters. "I don't really know. It's very frustrating."
Teixeira injured himself after hitting a foul ball in the fourth inning. He initially stayed in the game after being visited by a team trainer, eventually reaching base on a walk. He advanced to second following a single by Eric Chavez and scored on a single by Russell Martin, but he was noticeably limping by the time he crossed home plate.
After retreating to the clubhouse, he was removed from the game and sent for an MRI, which confirmed a Grade 1 strain. "I thought I could kind of run through it," Teixeira said, according to the New York Times. "But instead of loosening up as I was running it kind of tightened up on me."
Teixeira is hitting .255/.335/.478 with 23 home runs and 81 RBI in 435 at-bats this season. It's possible that his absence could be filled by Steve Pearce, acquired from Houston in a trade earlier Monday. In 134 at-bats split between the Astros and Orioles this season, Pearce is hitting .254/.333/.396 with three home runs and 22 RBI.
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The International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP) and the Government of Croatia have confirmed a further 33 DNA matches for persons missing as a result of the conflicts in the former Yugoslavia during the 1990's. The latest results were announced at a press conference in Sarajevo today by ICMP Chief of Staff Kathryne Bomberger and Croatian Assistant Minister for Family, Veteran's Affairs and Intergenerational Solidarity Colonel Ivan Grujić. (more…)
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A lightning strike might be the cause of a fire Thursday that damaged a restaurant in northwest suburban Carpentersville.
There were no known injuries, and most of the damage to Village Pizza and Pub, at 145 N. Kennedy Dr., happened in an open attic adjacent to the chimney.
"I'm sad, very sad. Sad for the staff. Sad for Mike and Marcie (Sarillo, the owners). And sad for our customers," longtime Village Pizza staff member Marie Bertolami said Thursday afternoon as she rested in a portable chair near her car in the restaurant's parking lot.
Bertolami said she came into the restaurant around 10 a.m., and shortly after that staff noticed problems with phone and computer connections and smelled what seemed to be burning plastic. Staffers were working in the kitchen and bar area, and between 11:30 a.m. and noon smoke was starting to come through vents, and the dining room had become smoky with the smell of burning wood. Staff then contacted the pub's owners and called 911, Bertolami said.
Late Thursday night Battalion Chief Todd Middendorf said the emergency call came in shortly after 1:15 p.m. That afternoon, fire officials on the scene said the fire may have been caused by a lightning strike on or near the chimney from a storm moving through the area Thursday morning. Middendorf said the matter remains under investigation. A damage estimate was not yet available.
At least eight fire departments and Carpentersville police were at the scene along with Kane County Emergency Services as crews worked at the scene. Middendorf said most public safety workers were sent home by 5:30 p.m., and a crew from a private company then boarded up the building.
For a time, southbound traffic on Route 25 was rerouted down Bolz Road, while northbound traffic was detoured before Helm Road. The northbound reroute was still in place around 4 p.m. Community Unit School District 300 sent out electronic messages at 3 p.m. telling parents that some school buses serving Dundee-Crown High School, Algonquin Middle School and Algonquin Lakes Elementary School were running late because of the traffic blockages but that students were not in danger.
Onlooker Shannon Comstock said she was driving along Route 25 and heading to the 7-Eleven store at Helm Road before 2 p.m. when she spotted smoke coming from the restaurant's roof, then pulled over in a liquor store parking lot across the street to watch.
Comstock's father, Robert, said it appeared that employees and customers evacuated safely through the main entrance. But as they watched, flames spread through the roof area until the chimney collapsed, falling into the North Woods lodge-style building, he said.
"It's a shame. It's our favorite pizza place, and we were talking about going there for dinner tonight," Shannon Comstock said.
Village Pizza and Pub has been in business for 35 years, starting as a carryout in 1978 and opening an adjacent restaurant in 1985. It is known for its peanuts on the table, cracker-thin thin crust pizza, and a house specialty, the double decker pizza.
The original location, which now holds a Rosati's, is about 50 feet away from the spot that caught fire Thursday. Another Village Pizza located on Randall Road in Elgin opened in November 2007.
Village Pizza closed its first spot in the fall of 2009 then eventually reopened a new spot on the lot north to its old parlor in late 2010. In March, 2010, Lee's Pizza Lodge opened in what was Village's spot but closed during the summer of 2011, with the Rosati's opening there in December 2011.
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David Attenborough Starts Crowdfunding Campaign for Gorillas
Sir David Attenborough launched a crowdfunding campaign to raise $160,000 to protect African mountain gorillas from poaching and habitat loss.
Sir David Attenborough Shares a Moment with a Blind Baby Rhino (Video)
During the concluding episode of the BBC's "Africa" documentary special (which also gave us the hysterical "OMG Squirrel" moment) Sir David Attenborough shared an intimate moment with a blind baby rhinoceros.
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Scotland's own Ewan McGregor has announced that he will narrate a new nature series focused on the natural beauty of the country. Titled "Wild Scotland," McGregor will narrate a four-part
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The BBC/Discovery television documentary illustrates beauty of the north and south poles.
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Honestly, I want him to belt this thing.
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Everyone's favourite puppy, Romelu Lukaku, was interviewed by De Standaard, a renowned Belgian newspaper.
I shall try translating that interview, but I suck at Dutch/Flemish, so hopefully Bison and possibly people that understand the language can help me out.
Interesting things are said in the interview, Lukaku claiming he was "unhappy" to be at Chelsea a year after he realized his dream transfer.
Title : In the stands, I often thought: "what am I doing here? "
CHAUDFONTAINE - When Chelsea got Romelu Lukaku (19) this season, the youngster only had a few opportunities to shine. Yesterday, ahead of the England match at Wembley, the striker claimed for the first time this year that he was often disappointed by Chelsea and that wants a conversation about his future with his manager [just like Tim said].
Last summer it was like Romelu Lukaku had discovered true love. After a multimillion transfer permitted Chelsea to get the Anderlecht teenage sensation, Lukaku was originally stoked, as getting to the club of which he had always dreamed of and where his great idol Didier Drogba played football was exciting. However, a year later, Lukaku only managed to collect three starts and zero goals in the first team in his belt, finging himself more often than not in the stands. "In the beginning I was just ecstatic because I was finally at Chelsea" said Lukaku. "It was this WOW feeling."
Has your love for Chelsea shrunk?
"When I came over to Chelsea, I expected that I would need a year for to learn things, such as positional play, mobility, etc. I could still improve in every area. Yet I felt that I very quickly manifested in training and demonstrated qualities that I deemed enough to start in the Premier League. At my first start against Fulham, I was praised in the papers, even getting the best marks of all the Chelsea players, but unfortunately there was never a sequel. "
You often sat on the couch or in the stands.
(Unperturbed) 'In training, I felt, however, better than the last two years at Anderlecht. I have become much more mobile and went from 99 to 93 pounds. In Brussels, I often ate the regular hamburger at McDonalds, but since I got to England, my eating habits got healthier. Now I eat salads and salmon, food I used to not even want. With the Chelsea reserves, I had a good scoring record of 7 goals in 9 matches. When Drogba went to Africa for the ACoN and Anelka left, the team needed an extra striker in January, and then I was allowed to train with the first team. I was good in training, but had no platform to show my abilities. Like my father, I was very angry, but as a professional footballer should do, I kept my anger to myself. I wanted the whole thing not to be upside down. "
The first coach, Andre Villas-Boas, listened to what you wanted, right?
"The relationship with the trainer was not evident. I could get substitute appearances, when the team was in a dip. When I was on the bench against Manchester United, I was subbed in when the team was trailing 3-0, and I got to play right winger. Who put me there as a right winger? Chelsea wanted me very much last summer and paid a lot, but eventually I really thought: Now you just throw your money? With Anderlecht I had scored 41 goals in 98 matches to get the move to Chelsea and I was suddenly in the [basket]. Sometimes I played three weeks with the reserves, then I sat on the bench for the first team... What are you doing? Where are the sports plan? I felt asking to the management team "
For a football addict if you did no doubt hurt you so often had to watch from the stands.
"I'll be honest: when I was in the stands, it happened regularly that I left the stadium after 70 minutes. If I do not play, few games interested me. You feel you're really not involved. Sat on my seat, I often thought: what am I doing here? My mom texted me that once when she saw me in the stands on TV and then I had to think. "
However, when Chelsea won the Champions League and the FA Cup, you ran onto the field to celebrate.
"I went onto the field because that was required by the club. After the FA Cup win, I really just want to go home. In the team bus, Kalou put in the cup on my lap, I immediately asked him to remove it. I did not touch the cup, for just as in the Champions League, I wasn't part of the win. I do not like when people speak to me about the Champions League. Not me, but my team won the trophy without me. "
If you are so fed up, it doesn't seem to be nice to get in your empty apartment every evening.
"Fortunately I'm not alone. My mommy is there very often as she can to London every week, and I need a friend sometimes. Vadis Odjidja visited me several times and I spoke regularly with Moussa Dembele. Moussa lives in the apartment across the Thames, and when I see his light burning, then I know that's Moussa's home. (Laughs) On other days I go to my teammate Bosingwa to get some food, because although I do not play, I am very well accepted at Chelsea. Drogba, Mikel, Kalou, Bosingwa: these are all good friends. "
Honestly: Do you regret your choice for Chelsea?
"I have no regrets. I would have had to experience an intermediate step to convert to a bigger club like Ajax or Lille, but I wanted to go to the top and my transfer fee made me available to only the biggest clubs. On the good side of things, this year in England has given me peace, as I had to get away from all the hypocrisy in Belgium. Our young players are unprotected. One day people say you're the best, but if your form fades, you're suddenly the worst. Only my youth coaches and [former Anderlecht head coach] Ariel Jacobs have me always treated fairly. The only thing I'm preparing for right now is next season. I have told Chelsea that a young player needs a clear sporting plan. "
So you're getting loaned out.
"I first want to know who will be manager next year [SOMETHING ABOUT DI MATTEO I DIDN'T UNDERSTAND, COULD BE IMPORTANT]. Chelsea has bought a lot of young players, so we need a coach who dares to take the risk of playing young players. When I started the last league game against Blackburn, I was again man of the match. I just need three consecutive matches to show my abilities. During that conversation with the coach, I will soon see whether he believes me or not. If not, then I want a loan move. I must play. "
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There's no end to the cool, informative things available on the Web. Take, for instance, ETC's new Source Four® fixture "mini-site" featuring everything you need to know about the popular lights in an interactive, graphic mode.
The mini-site's home page gives viewers a concise end-to-end tour of the Source Four® spotlight. The History page tells the chronological story of the Source Four® family, when each light was introduced by ETC and the technical innovations that have made it an award-winner.
The Photometrics page is allows users to pick a lamp and see both the field diameter and the footcandle/lux readings for that fixture at that distance.
And finally, people who have had a real-world demo of ETC's new Source Four EDLT (Enhanced Definition Lens Tube) option know that you have to see the new lens tube in action to appreciate its image-sharpening power. The mini-site's virtual demo shows the before-and-after ultra-crisp gobo effect made possible by the EDLT.
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Miami may be leading Philadelphia 3-0 in their Eastern Conference Quarterfinals series, but the Heat have struggled early in these games. Game 4's first quarter was no different: a hot start and smart defense from the Sixers has the home team up 28-16 in Philadelphia after the first period.
The Sixers have distributed the ball and the scoring well so far: Philly has eight assists, and five Sixers have three or more points, including Elton Brand, who leads all scorers with eight points.
We've seen this scenario in this series before, though: the Sixers led by 12 points after the first quarter of Game 1, and by eight after the first quarter of Game 3.
The Heat's biggest concerns so far? Shooting and foul trouble. The former has been difficult for Miami, which made just six of 22 shots in the first quarter as Chris Bosh and Joel Anthony struggled underneath and Dwyane Wade clanked away from the perimeter; the latter kept LeBron James, the only Heat player to hit all of his shots, sidelined for much of the first quarter with two fouls.
Check out our Heat vs. Sixers hub for full coverage of this series. For more on the Heat, visit Peninsula Is Mightier. For more on the Sixers, visit Liberty Ballers and SB Nation Philly.


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If you're a food company, donating food makes great business sense. The benefits:
The Food Bank depends upon donations from individuals and businesses. We will also work with you to organize a food drive. Check out our keys to coordinating a successful food drive.(PDF, 1MB).
With rising transportation costs making our ability to acquire food more difficult, we appreciate your ability to coordinate delivery of your food collection to our facility.
Please only donate food that is in good condition and "in date." Foods six months past their expiration are not accepted. Keep in mind that, when conducting a food drive, it is best to request foods that are within date to limit the potential for expired product.
Also, no homemade products or glass jars of baby food, please. Boxed cereals and formula are welcome if unopened and within date code.
We also accept the following from food distributors, growers and manufacturers:
Drop donations at the Rhode Island Community Food Bank between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
For more information, contact Farris Maxwell at (401) 230-1690 or via email.
200 Niantic Avenue Providence, RI 02907 | (401) 942-MEAL (6325)
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The Rhode Island Community Food Bank is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
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