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Attendance, Curriculum, and Performance," a report released
in September 2003 from the National Center for Education Statistics,
provides the latest national data on attendance patterns,
degree attainment, curriculum, and performance. Data in the
report is disaggregated by race/ethnicity, gender, and socioeconomic
status. The study also reports on attendance patterns, high
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performance. The study followed 9,500 individuals who were
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assumptions: students who start out in "highly selective"
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courses in college, and students who earn at least a bachelor's
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Here are three stocks going up and three stocks going down after the Vikings' loss to the Packers on Monday night.
DT Christian Ballard — Ballard had his best game of the season, making the most of his playing time Monday. He was very good against the run, shedding blocks and forcing the Packers' running backs to bounce runs designed to go up the middle to the outside. He also made an excellent play toward the end of the first quarter, when he tackled James Starks for a four-yard loss. He had three tackles, including the one for loss, on the night
TE Kyle Rudolph — Rudolph's involvement in the gameplan has vacillated from week-to-week, and it did again here. He was only targeted once before the Vikings' final drive of the game. However, on that final drive, he showed his potential as a playmaker in the seam, making an excellent one-handed grab on a high throw in tight coverage. The team is high on Rudolph because of his pass-catching ability, but the team needs to get him involved earlier in the game so he can be more of a factor.
DE Jared Allen — He got another sack Monday, but what's most encouraging is the way he played the run and kept contain on Aaron Rodgers. He wasn't washed away on draw plays like he was earlier in the season and shed blocks to make plays in the backfield. Also, he didn't rush up-field using the speed rush and create scrambling lanes for Aaron Rodgers, doing a good job of containing Rodgers to the pocket and pursuing well when he broke it.
Special teams — The special-teams miscues were numerous and costly for the Vikings Monday. They allowed a punt-return touchdown on the first punt of the game and were down 7-0 before Aaron Rodgers and the Packers' offense even took the field. On the punt, P Chris Kluwe kicked an line drive down the middle of the field and the coverage team did a bad job of maintaining their lanes and tackling in the open field. Also in the first quarter, DT Fred Evans was flagged for a false-start penalty on a 47-yard Ryan Longwell field-goal attempt. When Longwell lined up for 52-yarder, he left it a couple yards short of the goalposts.
Pass protection — Christian Ponder had a very difficult time identifying blitzes and the offense line struggled to pick them up. There were times when Clay Matthews came unblocked or was blocked by the combination of Adrian Peterson and Ryan D'Imperio (Matthews got a strip sack in that situation). Charles Woodson killed the Vikings all night with slot blitzes and Ponder was forced from the pocket on way too many dropbacks. Phil Loadholt in particular had a rough game dealing with Matthews.
DE Brian Robison — Robison has been an invisible man the last few weeks, with only seven tackles and no sacks in the last four games. Watching him, he doesn't appear to be getting the explosion off the ball that he was against the Lions or the Cardinals. He's a player with an excellent first step who's at his best when he can time the snap count and use his speed to beat the tackle. He hasn't been able to do that the last few weeks as teams have countered his speed rush. He needs to add more moves to his arsenal to continue to be the pass-rushing force he was earlier in the season.


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Bellator Welterweight champion Ben Askren has completed his contract and now is free to field offers from competing promotions as Bellator has waived their right to an exclusive negotiating period. But that doesn't mean they're not still reserving the right to match any offer Askren receives.
"What I said was I wouldn't stand in his way of getting an offer - that I wouldn't make him spend 90 or 100 days on the shelf negotiating with us," Rebney on Friday told AXS TV's "Inside MMA." "Ben said he wanted to go out and see what the UFC would offer. I said, 'You know what? Let's cut this short. You go out and see what they'll offer, and we'll make a determination from there.' So right now, we're just waiting for Ben to come back, show us the offer from the UFC and we'll make a determination from there.
"I've been a staunch supporter of Ben Askren," Rebney said. "We can all agree: He's ridiculously one-dimensional. But the issue with that one dimension is that he's better at it than anyone on the face of the earth. He's been dominant inside of our cage. He's the best wrestler in MMA that we have in this sport. So look, if you don't like wrestling and you don't like what Ben does, then stop it. That's why they call it a fight. Ben famously said up in Canada, 'If you want to see two guys stand in the middle of the cage and hit each other in the face, there's a sport called boxing.' He's executed beautifully.
"We'll see what happens with Ben," he said. "I don't know if Ben will be with us, I don't know if Ben will be with the UFC. But wherever he goes, he will remain dominant and he will remain amazingly effective at the one thing he does better than anybody."
Rebney's comments come a week or so after UFC president Dana White blasted him. Per MMA Fighting:
"Bjorn Rebney's a scumbag. The guy says, 'Yeah, we're going to let them go. Let's just part ways.' He ain't f--king parting ways with him. He's got a matching right and all that b---s--t," White said.
"This guy is a typical boxing piece of s--t. Everybody knows the guy is a scumbag and it is what it is. So, we'll see what happens to Ben. First they said they're going to let him go and they're not going to let him go. They'll probably end up suing him, too, making him sit out and lose a bunch of f--king money and f--k him in the deal.
"Bad guys," White said matter of factly. "They're bad guys.
"What they're doing is," White continued, "he's f--king him is what he's doing. He's doing the same thing he did to Eddie [Alvarez].
"Do you think that if Eddie Alvarez did a deal with us that Eddie Alvarez wouldn't have made a lot of money? Hector Lombard did. Hector Lombard got paid. These guys are signing these contracts over there that just f--k them."
Another day of friendly but high spirited competition in MMA.
More from Bloody Elbow:
- Nate Diaz responds to Maynard match-up: 'F*** that, I'm fighting Pettis'
- UFC Fight Night 32: Vitor Belfort planning on dominating Dan Henderson for five rounds
- UFC Fight Night Hunt vs. Bigfoot official for December 7 in Brisbane
- Knuckle Up #453: Eugene S. Robinson goes to a GSP-sanctioned 'Dark Place' + emerges not older, but wiser/bitter
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I've visited a few cohousing neighborhoods in the bay area and they really are magical in the simplicity they foster in daily life.
Imagine walking into the common house, the heart of most cohousing neighborhoods, after a long day at the office and seeing familiar faces, having conversation over tea (or common house dinner) with a neighbor, and then helping a neighbor with groceries as you walk the pedestrian- and interaction-friendly path to your own house. Cohousing facilitates a proactive lifestyle: the choice to be independent, to have friends, and to balance life's physical and emotional priorities.
If this article is in any way appealing and if you'd like to learn more about cohousing, multigenerational and senior, check out the third edition of Creating Cohousing: Building Sustainable Communities, and the Senior Cohousing Handbook, both by Kathryn McCamant and Charles Durrett. It's a great read and I'm definitely glad a friend passed it on to me.
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> That support system ebbs and wanes every year as people move in and out of Greenwave.
I think this idea ... there should be many ways to create options like this for people ... but "ebbs" and "wanes" mean pretty much the same thing ... to reduce or get smaller ... done you mean either "waxes and wanes" or "ebbs and flows" ?
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Personally, I loved the experience of living in a college dorm. I f I were not married, and could find a similar project NOT in EPA, I would go for it.
In fact, maybe by the time I am an old widow, there will be plenty of Senior Cohousing Communities. I would love to part of such a thing.


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OM also has voice control, text to speech, dvd player, mp3 player support, iPod support (which cf does NOT have - the fact that they list it is very misleading) and rear camera
0.9 adds mixer control, dab/dab+ radio, built in updater and built in app store. In the works (eta unknown) are email, obdii, garmin navigation, web browser and facebook.
lambospirit has also just ported his skype plugin and I believe will be porting bluetooth next.


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Earnings data from BLS
What we have and how to find it
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As another year draws to a close I recently had the privilege of DJing the OpenGovChicago holiday party with my brother in decks, John Tolva. In preparation for the gig I recorded this set of classic-futurist-dancehall-pop. Farewell 2013 and all the best in 2014:
DJ Mix: "Back & Forth"
DJ Mix: "Prana Pushers"
On October 25th, 2013 DJ C partnered with yoga instructor Sara Strother on a sonic experiment in yoga practice called Prana Pushers. This 105 minute DJ set was recorded live at the event:
Download: DJ C Prana Pushers Mix
Prana Pushers by Dj C on Mixcloud
Here's a blend of genres containing already blended genres. From electronic dub, to a series of tracks that wobble back and forth between hip-hop, dancehall and jungle, to pop-undergroud mashups, this mix, featuring tracks by Wildlife, Disrupt, Goulet, Krinjah, Vinyl Blight and more, is all over the map. Just how I like it!
Download: DJ C "The Blends" ->
Or listen on Mixcloud:
The Blends by Dj C on Mixcloud
Bad Girls Scale it Back – M.I.A. Meets Little Dragon
When I heard M.I.A. was performing at the Superbowl halftime show it was almost compelling enough to get me to tune in for that oh-so-overblown of American past-times. I didn't, partly because I knew if there was anything interesting to see it'd be all over YouTube before you can say YouTube.
Sure enough, the most talked about aspect of the Super Bowl this year — besides Clint Eastwood's ode to American sticktoitiveness — was M.I.A.'s middle finger. It doesn't sound very interesting on the surface but if there's one thing M.I.A.'s really good at, it's being controversial, and with one tiny little gesture she was able to whirl media spin rooms into a frenzy.
Meanwhile, M.I.A.s new video for her track Bad Girls had already been generating some controversy of its own. Whether it's for vapid lyrics, or stereotypical Arab imagery, not everyone gives the track or the video a +1. But I tend to agree with this assessment in Albawaba In Defence of MIA's 'Bad Girl' Arab-Bashing. Here's an excerpt:
Bad Girls is surely not something new in the pop-world with Madonna and many before singing vacuous lyrics on 'material' feisty or just 'naughty' girl types. If 'bad girls' on this occasion signifies gun-touting or even, in being strewn over, and in, cars, criminal, girls in a country that prohibits them from driving (while filmed in Morocco it is distinctly meant to represent Saudi Arabia), then the video presents a distinct challenge to the stereotype of Arab subjugated women."
Anyway, I find it to be a compelling piece of pop with an underlying sense of rebellion that invokes the kind of discussion which brings me back to the heyday of Public Enemy. It's beautifully crafted in a way that truly paints M.I.A. as a bad girl in the eyes of both the east and the west. What's your take?
The drawback for me was that I couldn't easily find an instrumental version of the bangin' beat by Timbaland protege Danja, so I decided to make one through the magic of editing.
M.I.A. Bad Girls (Instrumental) MP3
And while I was at it I whipped up a little mashup featuring another of my favorite female vocalists, Yukimi Nagano from Little Dragon.
DJ C Bad Girls Scale it Back (ft. M.I.A. & Little Dragon) MP3
Beat Research Chicago
That's right, folks. Experimental party music is coming to Chicago. Nearly 8 years after DJ Flack and I began Boston's Beat Research, the franchise is sprouting a brand new limb.
On the first and third Wednesdays of the month I'll be be throwing down genre-blends with Jesse Kriss, John Tolva and various special guests at Villain's in Chicago's South Loop.
The Boston branch has hosted some of the best and brightest DJs and producers of underground bass music in the world, given a number of young luminaries their first gigs, and presented an utterly motley collection of tech-addled live performances. The long list of guests includes DJ Rupture, Kingdom, Eclectic Method, Ghislain Poirier, Vex'd, edIT, and Scuba.
Beat Research has been hard to match for Bostonians seeking out innovative sounds. Now Chicagoans can look forward to their own bi-weekly session for discerning dancers and enthusiastic head-nodders.
For more information, and to sign up for the Beat Research Chicago mailing list, mosey on over to BeatResearchChicago.com and follow our tweetings @beatresearch.
DJ Mix: The Funk So Rubber
When I first heard the TB303 "acid" bass line sound I was blown away by its alien feel. The wobbly portamento tones sliding into each other struck me as an audible illustration of the mailable, bouncy nature of rubber.
I also remember when I first heard Fatboy Slim's Rockafeller Skank I thought the vocalist was saying "Right about now the funk's so rubber" and while that was a great way to describe the bouncy guitars in the track, it was an even better way to describe the elastic acid-breaks tracks I had been getting into at the time. So I was disappointed when I figured out the vocalist was not sharing my enthusiasm for rubbery sounds but instead was conjuring "the funk soul brother."
Those acid sounds which developed in the '80s Chicago house movement, and continued to evolve throughout the '90s worldwide, are still a major influence on bouncy tunes today. I'm always a sucker for a good tweaked out acid line and this mix encapsulates some of my favorite rubbery tracks throughout the ages:
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DJ C – The Funk So Rubber ->
- The Big Heist ft. TOK & Beenie Man – "Bring It On"
- Hardfloor – "Knuckle Skills – Home Run"
- Mr. Scruff – "Sea Mammal"
- Luke Vibert – "Lover's Acid"
- Mr. Scruff – "Ug"
- Luke Vibert – "Funky Acit Stuff"
- Hardfloor – "Dubdope"
- Hardfloor – "Drive Thruw"
- South Rakkas Crew – "Hotter Than Them (Extended Mix ft. Kid Foreigner & Bigga Boss)
- Like Vibert – "Acid2000″
- LyricL – "Loose Broken"
- Fast Eddie – "Ain't it Funky"
- Josh Wink – "Higher State of Counciousness (Tweekin Acid Funk Mix)"
- Blawan – "Kaz"
- Fatboy Slim – "Everybody Needs a 303″
- Crookers – "Embrace The Martian (ft. Kid Cudi – Seiji Acid Remix)"
- Ultramarine – "Butch"
- DJ C – "Nanocheck"
- DJ Scotch Egg – "Aaron Spectre's Scotch Acid Remix"
What's Up With Dubstep?
A couple of newsy bits flew by the radar today including:
"Don't Believe The Hate: Skrillex Is Already The Next Big Thing…"
"James Blake is Not Feeling the U.S. Dubstep 'Frat Boy Market'"
It's quite obvious that "Dubstep," weather it's the indie-rock version or the metal version, has seeped it's way into the pop world.
So I was excited to find in my inbox on the very same day, some music that to me represents something closer to a direct descendant of the roots of dubstep:
Max Ulis' soundtack to Illustrator, Tyler Fewell's Seven:
Disclaimer: Listen to this on a system with large bass capacity.
Suffocation Keep
A few years ago I was asked to do this remix of Suffocation Keep by The Slip. It was a fun challenge to make an electronic interpretation of their sweeping, melancholic, indie-rock tack, and I really liked the outcome, but alas, it was never released.
I added it on as the last track on my Umami album, but instead of selling it along with the rest of the album I decided to give it away as a free bonus track.
Listen and download
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DJ C [Mashit]
Lokua [Moment Sound]
Vapor Eyes [Boom Juice]
Shazam Bangles [Cutz on Cuts]
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The Chicago Ableton Live user group is starting up again for 2011 with a Free Ableton Workshop and The June Chicago Usergroup Meeting Thursday, June 16th from 8:00PM-10:00PM. Certified Ableton Instructors Thomas Faulds and Orville Kline will host and give presentations on cutting edge studio production and live performance techniques with Live, Max for Live, and Ipad Live control.
Umami Album Release Party, Thursday
Abstract Science, Mashit.com & Subfix present an album release party for "Umami" by DJ C
Thursday, June 9
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- It was supposed to be a gleaming addition to Louisville's skyline. But plans for Museum Plaza collapsed because of the recession.
Now there are plans for new development on the old Museum Plaza site.
If all goes well, this big hole could become one of Louisville's signature downtown developments.
Museum Plaza was unveiled in 2005 as a $400-million showcase for downtown Louisville. But when the recession hit, financing dried up, and the project never got off the ground.
The city of Louisville owns the property. Now, Mayor Greg Fischer has granted development rights to a partnership called West End Boys LLC, headed by two Louisville attorneys.
"It's a premiere site in downtown, so whatever happens there needs to be something very significant and meaningful for the community, and we expect that will come out, whether that's in the short-term or the mid-term we're not sure," said Fischer.
Museum Plaza may have been blocked, but the new developers say they want to build something to attract new, permanent residents to downtown Louisville.
The developers say it's very early in the process. They're still finalizing plans and trying to find investors.
"What we're looking for is investors to join us to create a project that would include a hotel, perhaps a signature building for a corporate client, rental units, condominiums and commercial space," said one of the partners, attorney Dennis Clare.
Bryan Scott owns a nearby computer store. He likes the idea of building something that will bring new life to this area.
"I welcome anything they're going to put in there that's going to keep it from being an empty lot where people can go in there and tear up the grass, throw trash," said Scott.
The city has given the developers the option to buy the land for $8-million. But if their project is valued at more than $200-million, the city will sell them the land for just one dollar.
The agreement requires the developers to report their progress to the city every 3 months.
"It's an option, so they've got to perform. That's what the city is concerned with," said Fischer.
Clare says the partners hope to have concrete plans and drawings of their proposed project sometime next year.
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The South Dakota Legislature has passed a comprehensive bipartisan economic development plan intended to help recruit projects to the state.
After a negotiating committee added $7 million to kick-start the plan, the House voted 60-6 and the Senate voted 31-2 to pass it.
The measure will become law if Gov. Dennis Daugaard signs it.
The program would refund part or all of the sales tax paid by large projects that would not locate in South Dakota without the incentive.
Contractor's excise tax paid by those projects and some unclaimed property money would be used for other economic development efforts.
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The Ultimate Fighter season 15 competitor Daron Cruickshank picked up his first UFC win since the finale with an impressive head kick KO of Henry Martinez at UFC On Fox 5. This was Cruickshank's (12-2) second win in the Octagon in as many fights. The finishing blow dropped Martinez's (9-3) UFC record to 1-2.
Henry Martinez opened the fight up by pressuring Cruickshank with a wild flurry before clinching up. He tried this a couple times in the first round, but every exchange had Cruickshank exploiting Martinez's porous defense and landing the better blows. Daron's vastly superior striking skills showed through even more when he had room to work. He landed many of his Tae Kwon Do kicks and had Martinez reeling more than once. Finally, just passed the halfway point in the second round he landed the kick that finished the fight.
What was the high point of the fight?
The head kick knock out, of course!
Where do they go from here?
With the widespread complaints of the talent-level of TUF fighters going into the UFC, a technically impressive win like this is huge for Cruickshank. The UFC loves to push their TUF vets and now they have a fantastic highlight reel clip to promote him with.
While a 1-2 record can often mean a pink slip, Henry Martinez may get one more shot in the UFC. His first loss was a very close split decision to Matt Riddle and he won his Lightweight debut at UFC On FX 3. On top of that, he definitely showed up to fight at UFC On Fox 5 and we all know how much the UFC likes exciting fighters.
Watch it now, never, or later?
Do you like head kicks? Do you like knock outs? Then go watch this fight!


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2013-14 (Junior Season):
Chosen as the recipient of the James R. Gabrielsen Scholarship.
2012-13 (Sophomore Season):
Named Second-Team All-SEC.
Selected to the PING All-Southeast Region Team by the GCAA.
Appeared in 12 events, tying for top honors in the two-team Bulldog Battle and taking second in the PING/Golfweek Preview and the Linger Longer Invitational.
Chosen for induction into the Athletic Association's Leadership Education And Development (LEAD) program.
Won the Athletic Association's Scholar-Athlete Award for men's golf.
Named to the SEC and Athletic Director academic honor rolls.
Named the recipient of the James R. Gabrielsen Scholarship.
2011-12 (Freshman Season):
Chosen to the PING All-Southeast Region Team by the GCAA.
Named to SEC All-Freshmen Team by the league's coaches.
Finished tied for first in the Linger Longer Invitational, but settled for second after dropping a four-hole sudden-death playoff.
Registered four birdies on the four playoff holes, but Alabama's Cory Whitsett eagled the final hole to win.
Posted the lowest total at the one-day, three-team Northeast Tri Match.
Named to the SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll.
Named to the AD's Honor Roll and the Dean's List.
Named the recipient of the James R. Gabrielsen Scholarship.
Amateur/Junior Highlights:
Won the 2013 Palmetto Amateur by beating Scott Strohmeyer on the second hole of a sudden-death playoff.
Has played in four Web.com Tour events: the 2008 and 2009 Northeast Pennsylvania Classics, the 2011 Melwood Prince George's County Open and the 2012 Stadion Classic at UGA.
Won the inaugural Junior Invitational at Sage Valley in 2011, tying the course record of 10-under-par 62 in the first round.
Qualified for the 2012 U.S. Amateur with medalist honors at the qualifier.
Came in third in the Sunnehanna Amateur, sixth in the Southern Amateur and ninth in the Azalea Invitational in 2012.
Placed second in the Palmetto Amateur and sixth in the Pennsylvania Am in 2011.
Selected as a member of the 2010 East Canon Cup team.
Advanced to the semifinals of the 2009 United States Junior Amateur.
Chosen as a member of the 2009 Rolex All-America Team.
High School:
Graduated from Montverde Academy in Florida while also attending the Gary Gilchrist Golf Academy.
Was a three-time Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association District II champion.
Won the 2010 PIAA regional title.
Finished second in the 2010 PIAA state championship.
Named the Scranton Times Tribune Player of the Year three straight years.
Born May 12, 1992.
Son of Gary and Brigitte Reach.
Majoring in Management Information Systems.


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Her survivors include her daughter, Christy Day (Randy); sons, Greg Fields, Ben Norris and Draven Norris; grandsons, Brandon Bonds (Kim) and Jason Day (Carolyn); great-grandchildren, Brantly and Kasmyn Bonds, John-Murphy Jasey Day; and special niece, Rosy Cochran.
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Nene worried about pushing too hard
Nene wants to take his time with this right leg/foot/Achilles' injury. "I need to step back & I need to walk away a little bit." #wizards— Michael Lee (@MrMichaelLee) December 7, 2013
I don't know how much to read into these comments, but it's likely that either Nene will be out for a while or when he comes back he'll be on limited minutes or back-to-back restrictions. Or some combination. Or maybe none of the above. I just hope he gets well soon.


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A fresh water lake swim with a beach start and finish is right next to the transition in the Park. The 56-mile bike course goes through rural Polk County past Orange Groves and cattle farms. The course does have a few rolling hills to challenge athletes. A three loop run course around Lake Eva provides a great place for fans to cheer on their athletes during the race.
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Roy Eugene Sanders, 86, of McLeansboro, died 12:50 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 3, 2013, at Hamilton Memorial Hospital in McLeansboro.
He was born Jan. 5, 1927, in Baskin, La., the son of Jesse Sanders and Virgie East. He married Dorothy Flannigan in Oceola, Ark., on June 30, 1951; she survives in McLeansboro.
In addition to his wife, he is survived by three sons, Kirk Sanders and wife Linda of McLeansboro, Jay Sanders and wife Stephanie of McLeansboro and Gary Sanders and wife Geisele of McLeansboro; eight grandchildren, Jacob, Caleb, Jessie Levi, Cory Michael and Melanie Claire Sanders, Amelia Arvin, Joni Renee and Justin Dean Jones; nine great-grandchildren; a sister, Delores Potter of Rockland, Calif.; a brother-in-law, Danny Flannigan and wife Janet of McLeansboro; and several nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother, James Sanders.
Mr. Sanders was a truck driver and Teamster. He was a Baptist by faith. He was a master tinkerer. He served in the U.S. Navy as a Seaman First Class during World War II.
Funeral services will be held 11 a.m. Tuesday at Hare Funeral Home in McLeansboro with the Rev. Robert Sefried officiating. Burial will be at Prospect Cemetery, southeast of McLeansboro.
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1 Koutoubia Minbar
Religious buildings
MA - Marrakech
Already described in 1381 as a "work of perfection", the minbar (pulpit) in Koutoubia Mosque was made by local artisans in Cordoba beginning in 1137 and transported piece by piece to Marrakech. This superb work is composed of a thousand pie..
2 Tizi-n-Tichka Road
Nature and gardens
MA - Ouarzazate
The Tizi-n-Tichka road (N 9) connecting Marrakech and the southern valleys on the edge of the desert is in very good condition, contrary to the Tizi-n-Test road. Before heading down to Ouarzazate, stop at windswept Tizi-n-Tichka Pass, the highest in ..
3 Drâa Valley
Nature and gardens
MA - Agdz
The Draa River, which forms at Ouarzazate, flows through a superb oasis between Agdz and Mhamid. A 200km strip of uninterrupted greenery stretches out before you, a kingdom full of date palms and their precious fruit as well as fields of henna. Peopl..
4 Tafraoute Region
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MA - Tafraoute
You must spend at least one night at Tafraoute (130km southeast of Agadir). This site - one of the most extraordinary in Morocco - is at its peak early in the morning, or better still at sunset. In the heart of the Anti-Atlas, at 1 000 m in altitude,..
5 Hassan II Mosque
Religious buildings
MA - Casablanca
Hassan II Mosque, whose minaret reaches 200m, was partly built on the seaside (1987-1993). The site's 9ha, which can hold no less than 100 000 of the faithful, boast spaces devoted to worship and others to culture (such as the library and museum). Bu..
6 MerinideTombs Overlook
Nature and gardens
MA - Fès
The Marinides tombs, in a dominant position north of town, afford an exceptional view of Fes: of Karaouiyne Mosque standing out against the medina; of Fes-Djid and the royal palace lined by the mellah (former Jewish quarter); and of the new town with..
7 Fes Medina
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Rue Talaa Kebira MA - Fès
The Fes medina is a great place to explore, and you'll probably get lost here no matter how good your sense of direction. That's also part of its charm. A few lines are scarcely enough to evoke all the treasures hidden inside. We urge you to get a co..
8 Koutoubia
Religious buildings
MA - Marrakech
The Koutoubia is a masterpiece of Almohad art whose emblematic minaret is topped by a superb 70m-high square tower, an exemplary illustration of Hispano-Moorish art. The first sanctuary was built under the reign of Abd el-Moumen, but was destroyed du..
9 Saadian Tombs
Religious buildings
MA - Marrakech
The splendid mausoleums, where members of the Saadian dynasty rest in peace, were built in the late 16C by Ahmed "the Golden". A century later Moulay Ismail sealed them up behind a high wall that only a privileged few were allowed to enter ..
10 Dar el Makhzen
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Place de la Kasbah MA - Tanger
Sultan Moulay Ismaïl (1672-1727), who drove the English from Tangier, presided over the construction of a palace whose white crenelated façade overlooks Kasbah Square. This former home of the pashas of Tangier, enlarged in the 18C and 19C, contains t..
11 Tetouan Medina
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Rue Mohammed V MA - Tetouan
Tetouan Medina, surrounded by walls with seven gates, is well worth a visit. Take a stroll through its tangled little streets, particularly lively during the paseo, a Spanish tradition that crossed the Atlantic like the architectural influences here;..
12 Souks
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Souk el Foki MA - Tetouan
The souks here are just as interesting as the ones in Meknes and Fes. The different quarters for djellaba makers, leather craftsmen, tanners and, above all, carpenters (brightened up by very colourful wooden chests, mainly painted red, a Tetouan spec..
13 Rhomara Coast
Nature and gardens
MA - Tetouan
From Tetouan to El-Jebha, the road overlooking the Mediterranean runs through superb landscapes contrasting sea and mountains, green cedars and eucalyptus and ochre-coloured earth, jagged coastline and empty coves between cliffs. The scene is animate..
14 Chefchaouen Medina
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Place Uta-el-Hammam MA - Chefchaouèn
The medina occupies the eastern part of Chefchaouèn with its intertwining streets, impromptu stairs, houses easily recognisable due to their half-blue façades, rugs hung up on walls here and there, splashes of green from a few potted plants, and deco..
15 Beni-Snassen Mountains
Nature and gardens
MA - Berkane
The Beni-Snassen Mountains, dominated by Ras Fourhal (1,532m), run inland from south of Berkane to the Algerian border. This limestone massif, whose slopes are covered with almond trees and orchards, is dotted with villages where the densely populate..
16 Oudaia Kasbah
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Rue Jamaa MA - Rabat
A defensive fortress and observation post when it was built in the 10C, the kasbah occupies a dominant position. Past the splendid Oudaia Gate, a magisterial entrance, you reach a complex of whitewashed houses crossed by Rue Jamaa, which stops at the..
17 Oudaia Gate
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Rue Jamaa MA - Rabat
Is it a work of art or a fortress? A legitimate question, as Oudaia Gate is such a fine illustration of the Almohads' virtuosity. Made entirely of freestone in a beautiful red ochre colour, it is composed of two horseshoe arches - note the richly scu..
18 Chellah
Archaeological and historical sites
MA - Rabat
Chellah, an abandoned Roman city, was transformed in the 13C into a royal cemetery by the Marinides. The ruins of Sala Colonia take the place of honour, exhumed during excavations undertaken in the 20C which revealed the remains of a fountain, a triu..
19 Portuguese Cistern
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Rue Mohammed al Hachmi Bahbah MA - El Jadira
This vast underground vaulted hall was part of the fortified castle built in 1514. It was probably a weapons room before being used as a water reservoir. Its square plan with 34m sides is composed of six naves with groined vaults resting on 25 column..
20 Marabout of Sidi-Bouzid Overlook
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MA - Safi
The marabout of Sidi-Bouzid is located on the cliffs at an altitude of 120m. From here you have a panoramic view of Safi, the harbour and cliffs on the coast. In clear weather you can see the peaks of the Atlas Mountains.


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up in Colorado, where being Jewish was so uncommon, I always felt that Judaism
was not relevant to my life. There was a separation between who I was inside and
outside of temple, and it led me, slowly, to disengage from the Jewish
community. With each passing week of Hebrew school and Sunday school, I became
less enthusiastic about Judaism. And at the end of my temple education, I knew
little more than a few letters of the Hebrew alphabet!
Things started to change in my sophomore year of high school when I
reconnected with Viktor Jackson, a good friend who was involved with the
thriving Jewish teen community in Boulder. When I heard about all the great
people and fun activities he did with the youth group at Congregation Har
HaShem, I felt like it might be worth taking a step into the past and rejoining
my Jewish community again. A little unsure but curious, I joined up, and it
didn't take me long to realize that the Jewish community is actually much bigger
than I had thought. A domino effect took hold of my life as I fell into more
events with other Jewish teens. That led to my getting involved with Jewish kids
across North America through NFTY, which holds a big place in my heart.
At my first NFTY retreat, I thought how odd it was to be around so many kids
who had all walked down similar paths in developing their Jewish identities
against the background of a Christian society. Right from the beginning, I
sensed a community developing around me. And by the end of that retreat, and all
those I've gone on since, I felt amazingly close to everyone as we acted
together to improve our society as well as ourselves. One of our major themes
was tikkun olam—to give back or to give unto others. We also learned
about our Jewish culture in a fun and unforced way.
When I was 17, our youth group was told about an opportunity to go to Israel
with a group called IST (Israel Study Tour). It took me a long time to decide to
go because the trip would be a month long and I would use up most of my savings.
Finally I decided not to miss out on a chance to travel to such a meaningful
place with a group of people my age who would be able to process and talk about
the experiences on the same level.
Being in Israel clarified for me what Judaism means. I looked past the
hardships of the Jewish people and found a world of Jews who wore their Judaism
with pride. A highlight was being invited by Israelis to join them at the
Western Wall on a Friday night to welcome Shabbat with the same dances and
prayers I had learned in America. It felt so good knowing that Judaism brings us
all together.
After this amazing journey, Judaism moved more to the center of my life. It
is who I am, who my ancestors were. I am proud to be Jewish.
To successfully reach out to youth, I believe our leaders need to offer us
different kinds of fun-filled activities that promote working together and
reaching out to others, rather than drowning us with prayers and worship
services. These worship services don't work well because it's hard to relate to
something you don't understand. It might help if more prayers were in English. I
am also a believer in games as a way for teens to open up to each other and
become more excited about Jewish learning. Going to youth group activities with
my buddies and playing games that developed character and promoted Jewish
learning definitely worked for me.
Most of all, Jewish teens need opportunities to socialize and freely share
our ideas of religion with a large group of friends and not let one leader or
counselor provide the only interpretation of what is being taught. Young people
need to develop the skill and capability to communicate their own ideas about
the meaning of Judaism. This will help them Jewishly and in life.
At the time of this writing, Austin Wand was a high school senior
and member of Congregation Har HaShem in Boulder, Colorado .
What have your Jewish experiences been like? What gets you
inspired and what turns you off? Do you agree with these teens' ideas about
youth engagement-why/why not? What do adults need to know about how to engage
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So close you can taste it
Five more sleeps until Cataclysm. Only a few more days until on December 7th, a box will arrive at our door that contains two smaller boxes inside. Unfortunately they'll likely arrive while I'm at work, but I'm thinking that there will be lights, fireworks, and other spectacular things when the boxes are opened.
Either that, or I'll be able to make my goblin(s) at last.
4.0.3a has given us a great deal of what was promised in Cataclysm, but the more that I read about them and through the previes that I've seen, I really can't wait to make my goblins. The plan that I've had all along was to make a priest, and have it be my main alt for a while. I made a night elf priest a while back and enjoyed leveling it as discipline through the dungeon finder. For once, I don't want to use the LFD tool for the fact that I want to experience as much as possible.
My Forsaken hunter just finished up Silverpine Forest, and I am absolutely amazed with how well it turned out. My last post had the first impressions up to the beginning parts of the zone and even then it was great. It just gets better and better the further you go.
Since that was a changed zone, I can't imagine how awesome the goblin areas are going to be. I remember hearing about a questline that has some sort of a "Grand Theft Auto" part to it, which I'm quite looking forward to. For whatever reason, having a short character appeals to me as well. I've tried many times to make a gnome, but I just couldn't do it. Now that the Horde has a "short" race, I think it'll be fun.
The only problem with Cataclysm being so close is that time seems to slow the closer that you get to it. On top of that, I start a new position at work the day before the game comes out, and I have plans on the evening of the 7th. I do still have some sick days left…
First Impressions of a New Azeroth
Unfortunately, just as one of the biggest events in World of Warcraft's history happens, my real life schedule starts to make me busy. Never fails! However, I've finally had a bit of time to try out and explore some of the new areas and I'm incredibly happy. Blizzard did an amazing job at 4.0.3a, as it is literally a brand new world (with a few exceptions, of course).
Initially, I went on my Druid and started to explore Kalimdor. I started out in Thunder Bluff, then went on a bit of a trip around to different places getting the new flight paths and seeing the sights. I knew that they said that the Barrens and Stonetalon Mountains would get some of the biggest changes, but I wasn't prepared for exactly how much different it was. I think I'll be using the word "amazing" quite often in this post.
Thousand Needles is awe-inspiring. When you went through it before, you were on the bottom looking up to the very high "needles", working around them or on top of them. The whole zone is flooded now, which gives it a whole new feel. Where there once was the Shimmering Flats now has the Shimmering Deeps, with the goblin/gnome project of a big speedboat. Through a small but incredibly fun questline, you can get your own boat that is usable only in Thousand Needles, with one part that sends you to the bottom of the sea floor to collect debris from the old raceway.
Next, my wife and I made new Taurens to check out the new starting zone there. I was wanting to make a Paladin, and my wife made a Priest. Apart from the fact that there were close to one million new characters starting all at the same time, it went well. I always had a problem with Mulgore because it was quite boring and involved lots of running around – now the quest hubs are consolidated into managable areas which involve objectives close to where you started out. We just started Northern Barrens, which I'm quite looking forward to. I never thought I'd ever say that about the Barrens.
Recently I made a new Forsaken Hunter, since I wanted to have one and I heard that the new Undead zones are (once again) amazing. So far I have not been disappointed in the least. There are so many new features and quests, and also a fair amount which are the same or similar – it's a good combination of brand new while still keeping things close to what it was before. One thing that is entertaining is that there's a flight path in Brill, so if you wanted to be extra lazy you could fly to Undercity.
I just moved into Silverpine Forest, and it is incredible. I've only just done the quests up to The Sepulcher, but up to now it's been playing out like a great book or movie. There are a few points when it goes into "movie mode", basically a mini cutscene that advances the story – it's happened when the Worgen story is advanced, as well as when you ride to the Sepulcher from Forsaken High Command alongside Sylvanas. I truly can't say enough about how awesome this zone is turning out to be.
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The food was absolutely amazing. Due to the itinerary of this trip, I could not eat some meals in the dining room as I had early sitting. We had a table of 8 fixed early and our table companions were fabulous. We got along great. All different ages and from Canada, East Coast US, West Coast US and the Southern US. We would be still sitting there when they were getting ready for the next sitting.
Now the food - the menu was quite extensive with something different every night of the 14 day cruise. They also had some items the same for those that were not as daring to try different types of food. The cold soups were the best I have ever tasted anywhere.
Due to the itinerary, we only ate breakfast in the dining room twice and the lido a couple of times. Most times we ordered room service for breakfast so we could be getting ready. The room service came on-time every day except one and the food was great.
I did not try the Pinnacle Grill as the other food choices were substantial. The chocolate chip cookies are to die for!!!!!
Our cabin was an SS cabin and was an upgrade. It was fabulous. We had a two section bathroom (toilet and sink in one section & bathtub and sink in the other section). This was great. We had a nice walk-in closet. Beds were very comfortable. Fresh fruit delivered daily (per our request at no
The shows were typical Vegas type shows but were well done. The crew show was well worth watching. Some very talented people here. The cruise director and DJ worked at keeping everyone involved.
I did not use the pool or gym as I found there was little time. I did have a massage on my last of 4 back to back long shore days and it was great.
"Elegant Explorer" Prinsendam was great. The size off the ship meant you met many people and it was great. As I am in my early 40's, I did find that most of the people on the ship were older but I still had a great time and would travel on the Prinsendam again.


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It's been a year-long fight for Senator Dick Durbin to clean the air inside Union Station, to turn ventilation fans on to keep diesel fumes away from people inside the terminal.
Union Station passengers as well as employees may be able to a little breathe easier – literally - after Thursday.
Sen. Durbin has been fighting to get ventilation fans to keep the fumes away from both Amtrak and Metra passengers as they pass through the central train hub. There is concern about people breathing in diesel exhaust, and tests found higher levels of soot inside the station versus outside.
A federal court judge issued a decree Thursday that requires the owner of the former main Chicago post office to run its exhaust fans 24-hours a day, several days a week.
"If this is a threat to public health, that soot and these emissions could really harm people in a serious way, why did this take so long?" Durbin asked at the press conference. "I think it's an indication of what can happen when you lawyer up and pick a fight, instead of spending the money to fix the exhaust fans. They lawyered up and decided, 'Let's go to court - see if we can beat them.' That's unfortunate. The losers in that, ultimately, were the passengers and crew, train crew that were exposed to these emissions."
Durbin told FOX 32 News that 11 vents are expected to start running 24-hours a day, seven days a week, and hopefully will clean up some of the air inside at Union Station.
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|In this hour of You Are Here, we explore the two mirroring health care laws: Obamacare and Romneycare. In the first week of April the Supreme Court weighed the fate of the nation's Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare as the law it's known to both parties. Meanwhile, the Bay State stands as a real-world example of how the law may play out nationally. In this episode we bring five stories of situations that come from Romneycare, Obamacare, and more often both. First we take a look at the recent history of health care reform. The individual mandate requires all Americans to have or buy health insurance, and it's at the core of the debate when it comes to the president's Affordable Care Act. But the idea is actually not a new one. We explore the failed attempts of health care reform in the past, employer's responsibility to provide coverage, and and the individuals who chose to opt out of health insurance. The Affordable Care Act includes sweeping change in care, but what effects will that have on the doctors and hospitals who provide that care? Reporters speak with Massachusetts doctors to find out what new challenges and benefits providers are faced with under The Commonwealth's law and what changes may be in store for the nation. We also find out about a lesser known clause in the Affordable Care Act, an exemption specifically for certain religious groups.
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Transfer news LIVE: Deadline day fallout after Falcao and Welbeck complete moves
It's the morning after the night before, but there's still plenty of transfer fallout to come after the window slammed shut. Follow it all here
Successes? Aaron Cresswell without a doubt. Mauro Zarate, certainly. And Cheikou Kouyate will be a formidable asset. But the jury is still out on others"
The stunning Falcao deal, on the heels of the British record signing of Di Maria, has seen Ed Woodward vindicated after last summer's shambles"
Heroes are fine, but anti-heroes are more fun. Cantona, Suarez, Keane and Vieira will echo down the generations - and Costa can join them"
Sherwood and AVB had it, now Pochettino has become the latest Tottenham boss handed his posterior on a plate by the men from Merseyside"
While I don't think Brendan Rodgers and Balo The Kid will end in a hail of bullets, I really don't think it will turn out well"
If Rodgers is to convert promise into prizes, he needs to prove he can organise teams to stop conceding goals as well as score them"
Of course Van Gaal needed money and time. He's had the money, so the clock is ticking. Elite management is a brutal environment - ask Moyes"
This World Cup was our nadir - even worse than 1974, 1978 and 1994, the years we failed to qualify. And there was nothing to suggest the future will be any better"
Overcautious, unadventurous, repeating mistake after mistake. Watching England in this series it's exactly how they played in the mid 1990s"
Winning the title at Bayern and Barcelona does not necessarily mean you will do the same in the Premier League managing Manchester United"
Ever since he was pictured smoking on holiday, it has been open season on one of English football's brightest talents. Sorry, I'm not having that"
Win the final and I will treat the whole squad to a slap up evening, Beefy style. But it'll be a meal for one if they continue their current approach"
Arsene Wenger knows all too well the price of finishing second but unlike last time this looks like a two-horse race and Dortmund might just be in decline"
When I watch him I am left with the same impression I got when watching the young Di Maria, Hulk or Moutinho burst onto the Portuguese scene. This is a very special player"
Whether the Italian maverick is deficient in the brains department or not, signing him was a no-brainer for Rodgers after losing Suarez"
His international retirement is the final act of the 'Golden Generation'. All that talent. All those expectations. All those hopes. All for nothing"
Two outstanding performances against Sheffield United came from central defender Reece Burke and midfield man Diego Poyet"
After the emotional intensity that accompanied their attempt on the title last season, there was bound to be a sense of anti-climax"
It used to be when a player left Man United the only way was down but in recent years the only way seems to be down for players JOINING them"
With each 90 minutes that this season throws at Van Gaal, the scale of the task that confronts him becomes more and more evident"


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By now you've heard of community acupuncture. What about community knitting & crochet? Think of the sewing bee gone 21st century…
Debbie Stoller is a yarn crafts expert and author of a series of sassy knitting and crochet books. She is the inspiration behind more than 1360! SnB groups around the country. ("SnB"? that's stitch and bitch for the uninitiated.) And ours is an official member of the SnB empire!
Here's some nifty videos by Debbie Stoller for new knitters and anyone wanting to review the basics.
Whether you crochet or knit (or you want to learn!) you're invited to join our group!
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Our very own Christine Hughes will lead the group. Christine is a prodigious knitter and excited to get her hands on a new pair of socks! She has been knitting for about 13 years. Christine knits both Continental and English, preferring to knit socks Continental style and English style with heavier yarns. Primarily a sock knitter these days, she also enjoys knitting sweaters and exploring new techniques.


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The Benjaman Gallery has been in business in Buffalo for over 41 years. Family owned and operated, The Gallery has been an integral part of the Buffalo, New York arts community.
Over the years, The Benjaman Gallery has hosted numerous solo exhibitions for artists of international acclaim such as Salvador Dali, Peter Max, Frederick Hart, Erté, Robert Blair, Romero Britto, Michel Delacroix, Frank Gallo, James C. Litz, Philippe Halsman, and many others.


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Sarcastically, of course. I've been doing absolutely nothing except listening to music and pretending to do homework. I'd get my homework done so I can have free time do do other stuff, like bass guitar and Skyrim, but I'm too distracted by other stuff. And third quarter's almost over in school. I'm dreading the day that will end contact with Brad for months, or maybe even forever. That's my biggest fear right now. If I'm going to tell him, then it will have to be within a months.
I've given up on reading journals on here. I'm too distracted by other things.
I'm about to assassinate the emperor of Tamriel for the Dark Brotherhood. I just finished Season 1 of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. And yesterday I acquired a bass guitar.
I did write a journal about today, but my laptop unplugged and turned off right before I was done. Fuck everything. I'll try to write the entire day again. Fuckfuckfuck.
Not really. There are two main things I would like to address.
I played Skyrim this weekend after about a month or so of not playing it. I'm really starting to understand it a lot more now. I actually love it now. Yes, you read that right: I love something that isn't music, language, award shows, Brad, or Conan O'Brien! And it's great at distracting me from my real problems *cough*Brad*cough*. I'm still not far into it at all, though. I somehow accidentally walked this path, but didn't notice because of the awesomeness that Bethesda Games produces:
My album's on iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/og-br/id504614727?i=504614851
I've already started another song, musique concrète. A lot of experimenting with different sounds that I record. Hopefully, I will get a portable recorder for my birthday or something. I'd be able to do so much more with one of those.
To the point: Brad is so fucking adorable! How the fuck does he possibly look perfect every day? I FUCKING DO FUCKING NOT FUCKING UNDERSTAND..... fucking. MY MIND IS FULL OF FUCK!!! I DON'T KNOW HOW THAT IS EVEN POSSIBLE! HE LITERALLY LOOKS PERFECT!
This journal is more pointless then that sentence was foul! (Dendrophilian reference)
I just decided to post something because I haven't done so in a while and also for promotion. Here is the promotion part:
I just made my first full album yesterday. Four 15-minute songs. It should be up on iTunes pretty soon. Here it is:
Well, the day started great. Brad decided to completely change from yesterday. I sat in an empty desk behind him this morning and he just got mad and told me to leave because his friend was going to sit there. Later, he just payed a lot more attention to his friend than to me, so I just avoided him for the rest of the day. I was in a horrible mood until my friends cheered me up at lunch.
Haha! This guy's awesome. My friend posted this video on her Facebook wall:
In other news:
...people obsess over a specific country for no reason when they haven't even been there? I'm sure there is a lot of shitty stuff there that media doesn't tell you.
...people complain about how shitty their lives are? It could get a lot worse. You could be in Somalia or India or, even worse, you could be a gay in Iran or Uganda.
...people are ethnocentric and think that everyone outside of their own country is a stupid barbarian? That's the most stupid and barbaric thing you could do.
This journal contains little personal information, only scholarly stuff that I am interested in. This is the only exception:
I just wanted to let the Oasies know that I just spent hours composing a classical piano solo that (in my own modest opinion) is the best thing anyone has ever produced in their life:
I was working in a group with Brad today and this girl who always talks with him touched his hair and commented on how soft it is, then told me that only girls are allowed to do that. Later, while we were talking about hair, I mentioned a friend who has very soft hair and some other guy who has very sexy hair. She and Brad told me not to say that stuff about guys.
I'm overdue for one. What to write about? Well, there's:
Where is Chad? He hasn't posted anything in a while. I miss him; his journal entries were my favorites along with Mogul's.


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Obec Vraclávek - usedlost Matyášovy. Dům a atelier malíře a grafika Josefa Odrášky.
Atelier malíře a grafika Josefa Odrášky v osadě Matyášovy ve Vraclávku.
Město Albrechtice - náměstí s pozdně barokním kostelem Navštívení Panny Marie z roku 1756.
Rozhledna Hraniční vrch u Města Albrechtice. Vznikla ze dvou starých stožárů telekomunikačních vysíla...
Rozhledna Hraniční vrch u Města Albrechtice. Vznikla ze dvou starých stožárů telekomunikačních vysíla...
Úzkorozchodná železniční trať Osoblaha - Třemešná ve Slezsku je provozována již více než 100 let.
Krnov is an Upper Silesian city in the northeastern Czech Republic, in the Moravian-Silesian Region, ...
Poutní kostel sv. Kříže a Panny Marie Sedmibolestné na vrchu Cvilín u Krnova.
Rozhledna Cvilín se nachází na stjnojmenném kopci u Krnova ve výšce 436 m.n.m. Byla postavena v letec...
The Czech Republic is a cool little landlocked country south of Germany and Poland, with a national addiction to pork and beer. Potatos, cabbage, and dumplings are close behind them, and they also have this great bar food called "utopenec." It means "a drowned man," it's pickled sausage with onions, perfect with some dark wheat bread and beer. The Czech bread is legendary, like a meal all by itself.
Czechoslovakia first became a sovereign state in 1918 when it declared independence from the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The state of Czechoslovakia lasted until the "Velvet Divorce" of 1993, which created Slovakia and the Czech Republic.
It was occupied by Germany in WWII but escaped major damage, unlike most other European cities. The nation's capital, Prague, retains some of Europe's most beautiful Baroque architecture as well as one of the largest medieval castle complexes still standing. The President of the Czech Republic has his offices in the Prague Castle even today.
There was a coup d'etat in 1948 and Czechoslovakia fell under Soviet rule. For fifty years Czechoslovakia was a Socialist state under the USSR, subject to censorship, forced atheism and even the arrest of jazz musicians!
In 1989, communist police violently squashed a pro-democracy demonstration and pissed everybody off so bad that a revolution erupted over it, finally ending the Communist rule.
The next twenty years saw rapid economic growth and westernization. Today in Prague you can eat at McDonald's or KFC, shop for snowboarding boots and go see a punk rock show.
The Czech Republic took over the presidency of the European Union in January 2009. This instantly created lots of political drama because the President of the Czech Republic, Vaclav Klaus, is a renowned Euroskeptic.
We anxiously await the outcome of "President Klaus vs. the Lisbon Treaty", a world heavywieght fight sceduled for spring 2009.
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Talkin' Some-Star Game at Red Reporter.
And why he doesn't like it being touched. It's a subject that has always demanded delving into, and after years of wonder, endless gifs, and suspicious (cowardly?) silence on the part of "name" baseball journalists, SB Nation's Amy K. Nelson finally does it. I realize Matthew has a post on the front page right now titled "Important Baseball Knowledge." But with all due respect, this is Important Baseball Knowledge.
SBN's Amy K. Nelson recaps last night's Home Run Derby on the Youtube Channel. Be sure to check out her other videos in the All-Star Game playlist.
HR Derby 2012 @ Red Reporter.
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ASG election of "Kung Fu Panda" shows the value of a cute nickname. Surprised Giants fans didn't elect a "ball dude" to start at 3B.— Sandy Alderson (@MetsGM) July 3, 2012
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The Veterans Memorial High School (VMHS) Harlequin Drama Club is revisiting the past, in more ways than one with their upcoming stage production. The group is proud to present Grease on Dec. 2-4, and 9-11. Curtain time for each day is 7 p.m.
Not only does Grease harken back to years past, but this production also holds a special place in the Harlequin's history. Grease was one of the first productions by the Harlequins almost eight years ago when the only place they could put on performances was in the school gymnasium.
Tickets can be purchased at the VMHS front office during the school day and in the lobby of the VMHS Fine Arts Building after 4:15 p.m. They can also be purchased at the door prior to each performance beginning at 6:15 p.m. Tickets will cost $5 for students and $10 for adults.
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Friday, May 14, 2010
A Houston columnist isn't buying Brian Cushing's story.
The Jets are still trying to trade Shaun Ellis.
A Tampa Bay reporter highlights five veterans to watch at the Buccaneers' offseason workouts.
The Ravens are still searching for cornerbacks.
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Cowboys WR Roy Williams says there "ain't no such thing as me sitting on the bench."
Former head coach Jim Mora didn't care for one of Matt Hasselbeck's tweets.
A Miami reporter answers some of the Dolphins' most pressing offseason questions.
Ben Roethlisberger is waiting to hear when he can return to offseason workouts with the Steelers.
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
The Rams' uncertain ownership situation has prevented the team from getting deals done with free agents, says a St. Louis columnist.
A Philadelphia columnist says Donovan McNabb is overly sensitive.
Peyton Manning told a group of students that Dallas Clark brings a teddy bear to training camp.
The Chiefs are hoping a renovated stadium, and perhaps a better team, will attract more fans to games.
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
A Houston columnist says Brian Cushing's failed drug test isn't that big of a deal.
Kyle Orton must be traded, says one Denver columnist.
Seahawks LB Aaron Curry sees plenty of room for improvement.
The Saints say Robert Meachem will be ready for the regular season.
Monday, May 10, 2010
Albert Haynesworth's teammates take issue with his absence from team activities.
One columnist wonders if head injuries help to explain Ben Roethlisberger's behavior.
A Boston columnist considers the Jets' team chemistry.
A Green Bay reporter says the Packers' rookies may not get an opportunity to contribute initially.


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Tropical Paradise Luxury Home Heated Pool-Spa in Venice
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
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$ 1,393 - $ 1,575 / week
$ 6,200 - $ 6,999 / month
vacation rental description
Luxury home, 3/BR, 2/Bath, Living room, Dining room, Family room, Full Kitchen, Laundry room, Washer, Dryer, Refrigerator, Dishwasher, Microwave, Heated Pool & Spa, HDTV'S in each room, indoor screened lanai with table/chairs/lounge chairs/gas grill, private fishing pier, short distance to three very clean and not crowded beach's, near shopping/restaurants, 2 acres garden/backyard/playground, high speed internet/Wi-Fi, Blu-ray, located on a quiet cul-de-sac. This home has custom Italian designer tiles throughout, is fully furnished with everything you need including King size bed, Queen bed, twin beds, Blu-ray, DVD, CD, MP3, stereo, desk top computer, PS2 gaming console with games, linens, A/C, Heating, Bicycle, Great location in a well maintained neighborhood, near tennis/golf club and all major airports.
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Alex 941-284-4330
house rental amenities
During your stay with us this is your HOME, it's QUIET and it's PRIVATE with all of the conveniences and luxuries of a home—no one living above, below, near you, no stairs to climb or elevators to wait for! When we purchase our "pride and joy" we originally planned to "snowbird" so we added all of the upgrades and amenities we ourselves wanted to enjoy during our visits—especially&mdash YOUR OWN PRIVATE HEATED POOL AND SPA—BEAUTIFUL GARDEN—YOUR OWN FISHING PIER there's nothing like it! Please plan to stay with us—Marta and I will do everything possible to make your visit exciting, relaxing and memorable.
"TRAVEL LIGHT" We provide you with all necessary items you need, villa is equipped with Coffee maker, coffee, tea pot, tea bags, spices, iron, ironing board, blender, toaster, can opener, hair dryers, alarm clock, linens, cooking utensil, towels, soap, liquid soap, beach cooler, toilet paper, detergent, paper towel, gas for grill, beach chairs, beach umbrella, beach toys, waste bags, wheel chair, walker assist and more...
activities and attractions in Venice Gulf Coast Central
Luxury, Layout & Location—Southwest Florida is filled with many beautiful vacation opportunities but all of our guests who've had experiences elsewhere agree that "MANASOTA KEY" is something special. The villa is "pleasing to the eye" at every turn and the grounds are wonderfully manicured and impeccably maintained. Just a short ride brings you to the unspoiled Manasota Beach, Blind Pass Beach and Englewood Beach where you can just relax, or search for shells and fossilized sharks' teeth. Return in the evening for a breathtaking sunset! Enjoy activities such as Deep sea Fishing, Bicycling, Canoeing, Golf, Gym/Fitness, Racquetball, Bowling, Tennis, Para sailing, Movie Theater, Miniature Golf, Snorkeling, Scuba Diving, Jet ski and lots more… Or stay home and enjoy the spectacular view in heated pool-spa.
vacation rental rates
Nightly: $199-$250
Weekly: $1393-$1575
Monthly: $6200-$6999
Cleaning: $185/stay
Taxes : 11%
Additional Guest over 6: Adult $75/week, Child $35/week
Free pool-spa heat
Free high speed internet
No security deposit
50% deposit for initial booking, balance due at check in
All rates paid by check, otherwise 3% charge for payment through PayPal
Changeover day Saturday
Alex 941-284-4330
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Venice
- Para Sailing
- Jet Ski
- Deep Sea Fishing
- Kayak ride on private lake
- 5 minutes to Best beaches in Florida
Top things to do on a budget
- Wild life Preserve
- Jet ski
- Private Fishing Pier, Excellent Fishing
- Excellent Restaurants
- Scuba Diving
Top things to do with a family
- Snorkelling
- Deep Sea Fishing
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