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he first people of Texas were the Teyas Indians. As such the Tejas are among the first of nations (first nations) in what is now North American continent, thus now called the United States. However this was not always so. the cotenant has been invaded many times by colonial Nations seeking other conquest and gains. These colonial nations have been Spain, Russia, Mexico, France, England (United Kingdom), and those of the now Nordic Nations. (click on these for a current map of such to go to Index 1) From these sprung the Colonies of America now known as the United States- click here to learn more-Maps- Index 1 (page under construction)
We as a people have been called by many names. Some will go unmentioned, the most popular was that of Tejas, other Tribal Nations all so too have other names as to who called whom what. it was because of the Spanish, and the French are responsible of how we were Colonially Named. As you well may know how such occurs and stuck - and are now known as The Tejas Indians. Which all together is not too bad, considering the other names which we have been called by other competing Tribal Nations.
The first such band and group carried the name Tejas (actually Teyas, the name of the first chief, a patriarchal name, or name sake of the first peoples of Texas) as families grow forming larger bands they collectively worked together forming larger governmental societies. These bands of our peoples evolved into larger organized groups called Quatrell Tribes and developed together to organize a complex society of government, thus utilizing a confederation system for the greater benefit of the whole of the nation. That governmental model still exist today, in a working forum of the Sovereign Nation of Tejas Indians (SNTI)
The Tejas were heavily Missioned people. Christianity appeared in Tejas in the 1500's to the Tejas Indians through acts of the Creator. However we have always claimed the walk with the father of all that of the Creator. Of such groups that have influenced The Tribal Nation are that of The Orthodox, of such the first Native American Martyr - Saint Peter the Allute-and is declared by sainthood. This came with the Russian Colonial Conquest of North America and that of influence by The Roman Catholic Church- of such of by conquest of the French and Spanish conquest- and as such the blue woman came to us. Later on, with the influx of more colonization of the Tejas Traditional Lands came the Protestants - the Mennonites, Presbyterian, Baptist, Methodist, Calvinist- Cambelites- Churches of Christ- the Church of Christ of Later Day Saints" (Mormon) and as of late the Pentecostal Church, and charismatic churches of the CGOC, and that of the AG. However you may believe, to find your true self, you must work out your own salvation to learn more about religion. click here-
All the Atakapans / Tejas are gone now, as they died out or were absorbed into other tribes in the middle 1800s. It is a shame we know so little about them - dispelling the myth - taken from a report given by an Tejas child in Atakapa, on the fact that she is an Atakapa-speaking descendant of Man on Earth (a Tejas Tribal Elder)
The Tejas, through the Great Council and Councils of Quatrells, allowed other Tribal Nations to come and temporarily stay in our Nation and Sovereign lands. The Tejas hospitality to our neighbors (other tribes) and for our neighbors as they were in need of food. If relations continued, they would have to join our confederation of the council and abide by its law and agree to the collective ways. of being- see the Great Little Council of Nacogdoches- and The Great Council of Chiefs
The Caddo are just Caddo and are not Atakapa Speaking Peoples as they have their own language. They were once the Pawnee Nation, and speak the same language. Ther were also referred to as Black Pawnee by the French. Due to the close proximity of our peoples, some time it is tough to tell who is really who. One reason is because the Tejas are really good at blending in and hiding, the other is keep your friends close. - see Hide-behinds and garmentdizers- Index 1 / and stories of the Tejas.
After a society lives together for several hundred years, they evolve together, adapting to each others inventions and innovations. Keeping up with the Jones's is tough enough today but was even harder back then and even more or not ever popular then, even if it was to survive- how ever the Tejas kept their language and some of their own customs. The Caddo are not Tejas Indians, yet they were one of the largest members of an interwoven tri-union confederation of nations- in such which we all belonged. There were three confederations which were interwoven together but had distinct and subtle differences; these were the Nacodochebe, Hasinia-(Tejas), and the Caddo. Their chair, that of the Caddo, sits empty at the Council to this day. We lived with and among them, and traded with the Caddo for many hundred years - from their arrival to their departure to Oklahoma.
The Matron Saint of the Tejas Indians - The Blue Woman - The Blue Water Woman of Tejas - St. Maria de Jesus de Agreda los Azule les augua Dios le Santos, appeared to the Chiefs of the Tejas Indians and baptized over 30,000. tribal members in a sacred pond by a sacred grove in East Texas. It is said that she spoke to the rock in the ground by the Sacred grove and it brought fourth a spring of waters which are still flowing today. She, through the Creator is credited with 5 miracles and still appears to those Tejas which are in battle or in need of life giving waters, and those which are in need of being delivered to safety. The last sightings of her was in Katrina, and Rita as well as in Iraq with some of the AT Braves serving in the USN, and USMC. A young sergeant of the USMC said she appeared to him in the night and spoke to him in Atakapa. She touched his canteen and it never ran out of water nor did it ever get over 65 degrees.
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Cubs Depth ChartCubs 40-Man Roster InfoMLB Rules Info
39 players on RESERVE LIST (one slot is open), plus one player on 60-DAY DL
25 players on ACTIVE LIST, plus four players on 15-DAY DL and 10 players on OPTIONAL ASSIGNMENT to minors
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# bats both
Jake Arrieta
Kyuji Fujikawa
Justin Grimm
Kyle Hendricks
Neil Ramirez
Hector Rondon
* Zac Rosscup
Pedro Strop
Jacob Turner
Carlos Villanueva
* Tsuyoshi Wada
* Travis Wood
* Wesley Wright
* John Baker
Welington Castillo
Javy Baez
Starlin Castro
* Anthony Rizzo
Chris Valaika
* Luis Valbuena
* Logan Watkins
# Arismendy Alcantara
* Chris Coghlan
Jorge Soler
Matt Szczur
* Felix Doubront, P
Edwin Jackson, P
Justin Ruggiano, OF
* Ryan Sweeney, OF
James McDonald, P
Dallas Beeler, P
Junior Lake, OF
Mile Olt, INF
Blake Parker, P
* Chris Rusin, P
Brian Schlitter, P
Dan Straily, P
Christian Villanueva, INF
Josh Vitters, OF
Arodys Vizcaino, P
Updated through 8/24/14 - 32 games left for Cubs.
For failing to sign top overall pick Brady Aiken, the Houston Astros will get the 2nd pick in next year's draft on top of their regular pick.
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The Cubs trimmed their roster by two more today, releasing Gabor Bako and LHP Mike Stanton. Congrats to Koyie Hill and his bionic hand. The roster now stands at 28 and the position players and bench are set for Opening Day. The spring roster with just a week left in camp.
CATCHERS - Soto, Hill
INFIELDERS - Lee, Theriot, Miles, Fontenot, Ramirez, Hoffpauir
OUTFIELDERS - Soriano, Fukudome, Johnson, Bradley, Gathright
STARTING PITCHING: Zambrano, Dempster, Lilly, Harden, Marshall
RELIEF PITCHING: Gregg, Marmol, Heilman, Vizcaino, Cotts, Gaudin, Patton, Guzman, Fox, Samardzija
I think the first 5 bullpen spots are locked down, leaving Gaudin, Patton, Guzman, Fox and Samardzija for the final two spots and I don't see why they'd keep Samardzija in the majors with the relatively poor spring he has had and the fact that he has options left. And it's quite possible that Rich Harden will see the disabled list to start the season and the Cubs will then just have to move one of the four left - Gaudin, Patton, Guzman or Fox (Large cartoon blinking arrow pointing at Chad Gaudin's name).
Alfonso Soriano drove in two runs and reached base four times on two singles and two wallks, Milton Bradley had three hits including a double and a solo home run, and Geovany Soto drove in two runs with a double and a sacrifice fly, leading the Cubs to a hard-fought 9-8 victory over the Colorado Rockies this afternoon in front of a record Ho Ho Kam Park crowd of 13,298.
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BRENT: Son is a contact hitter with a line-drive stroke... good bunter... no HR power... has above-average speed and is a good baserunner and base-stealer... athletic but erratic middle-infielder with above-average range and decent arm strength... definitely better at 2B than SS... needs to work on the finer points of infield play... I think he got promoted to either Daytona or Tennessee on Wednesday, but the transaction hasn't been announced yet...
The team ought to offer fans complimentary Prozac while Baez is around. He's going to give us a lot of ups and downs.
BRETT: Camp Days & intrasquad games only
Also 7 of 10.
That was a fun last AB heat against power - batter represents lead run - caught deep on warning track. Baez is mercurial alright. Last two AB had promise. What a character.
they still have n.ramirez floating around in the 2015 mix with them. it should be a nice mix with a little talent insurance.
i think they have a year of club control on w.wright, too...not sure.
Grimm having a very nice August -- 2ER in 12 innings, only 1 BB.
It would be nice if he could develop into a reliable option, so Ramirez/Strop/Rondon don't have to pitch every game the Cubs lead.
c'mon cubbies...2 runs off chapman shouldn't be that hard.
7 of 10, should have been 8
8th inning WOW.
Baez gets a shit call on the 1st pitch, keeps his composure and rips a double - punished the ball to the wall and never got more than 8-10 feet off the ground.
Starlin hits a 403 foot moon shot off the center field wall and doesn't run. Ends up at first. Will cut him some slack with what he's been through, but he made 3 solid mental errors today. Dang.
Valbuena sucks ass with a big run sitting on 3rd and K's with nobody out.
Gotta run Starlin.
Cut the rookie shit.
Really nice to see Baez come through in that RBI situation despite some erratic homeplate umping and an intimidating power reliever on the mound.
He struggled quite a bit at the beginning of the year with AAA. He'll be okay, but no, he's not going to hit for average.
Baez, old news?
Hello, question for AZ Phil. What are your thoughts about SS/2B Ho-Young Son? Showing some hit ability and was known for his defense when he signed.
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Kouji Wada (和田光司 Wada Kōji) (January 29, 1974), sometimes referred as Koji Wada or Wada Kouji, is a Japanese singer, best known for his work in the Digimon series. He was born in Kyoto. His height is 1.75m, his weight is 58kg, and his blood type is B. Wada sang the Opening Themes for the four seasons of Digimon and the first Evolution Theme for Digimon Frontier, "With the Will". He Also performed the two Ending Themes of Frontier, "Innocent ~Mujaki na Mama de~" (イノセント~無邪気なままで~)and "an Endless Tale" (with AiM).
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Bryn Atkinson is an Australian professional mountain bike racer who was born in Canberra, and I grew up in Townsville, North QLD. Bryn started mountain biking at the age of 14 and became a pro in 2002. His first introduction to the sport was through his local mountain bike club in Townsville- The Townsville Rockwheelers.
Bryn raced cross country type events for a few years, then evolved with the sport and found downhill. As a teenager, he moved north to Cairns, a popular location for downhill mountain biking, and host of the UCI Mountain Bike World Championships in 1996.
Glen Jacobs was the course builder for that event and several other events on the World Cup. Bryn lived with Glen for a few years, showing him the ropes before his first pro season in the U.S. in 2002.
Bryn now considers Seattle, Washington home. He "lives and breathes two wheels."
When did you first start training? Where and why?
Started training when I was about 15, in Townsville, It was when I first started really getting into racing, just wanted to be better, and go faster. It's funny looking back now how into it I was, I would be up when it was dark before school, and out riding again when I got home. I really do love riding bikes.
When did you turn pro?
2002 was my first year racing pro in the U.S. I rode for Team Royal- Orange out of San Diego, It was a fun time.
Tell us about your preferred bike set up?
I ride a Norco Aurum for DH, but really like my current 650b trail bike, it's a Norco Sight, it's stiff enough with solid geometry to handle the wildest of terrain, and It'll go anywhere.
Your favorite discipline?
Downhill for sure, slalom is a close second though.
Who was your inspiration growing up?
Within your sport:
Nico Voullioz, Peaty, Lopes, EC, Kovarik
Outside your sport:
I was pretty focused on MTB growing up, it was all I did.. I didn't really have much outside influence until I saw the world.
What has driven you to work super hard and rise up beyond mediocrity?
Progression with the sport, and equipment. I like seeing what makes other riders fast, tweak it and try it myself, sometimes it works out. I do the same with other sports that have similarities. I just want to be the best I can be in whatever I do, I'm not one of those people that can settle for mediocrity. Bikes have taught me so much about my self; I'd say my biggest life lessons have come from racing.
Are you a rebel? Why or why not?
Yeah I'm a bit of a rebel, I tend to get the odd "wild hair" up my ass every now and then.. That's probably a "rebel" trait yeah?
What is your favorite course?
I really enjoyed a lot of the old NORBA race courses, Durango and Vermont stand out. Fort William for atmosphere can't be beat, Andorra, Schladming, Norway, Leogang. I just like going fast good dirt, and the track to be all blown out.
What is the venue that you purely dread and why?
Probably Stromlo, Canberra, the track isn't very fun and the pedal at the bottom is brutal. It's always windy there too.
Finish this sentence: "Oakley is ________"
My first choice in eyewear.
If you weren't killing it in the MTB scene, what would you be doing for a living?
Probably building something with my hands, I like engines, dirt and houses.
What is a hidden talent you have other than your sport?
Fixing stuff/ tinkering.
What is the best song to work out to?
I'm a rocker, but some upbeat hip hop for gym/ cardio.
Celebrity look-alike:
Apparently Adam Sandler, and that dude from Avatar.
Your Favorite…
Food: Thai, Sushi
Vacation Spot: Palm Trees
Airline: United
Candy: Not a big candy guy.. But if I gotta choose, sour something
Sport (Besides your own): Motocross/ Supercross, golf, basketball
Music Genre: Metal, rock, hip hop/ rap
Movie: Happy Gilmore
One word Association:
Bike: ride
Victory: speed
Defeat: challenge
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Manning had his right foot examined on the sideline and briefly had his cleat and sock off. He later put those articles of clothing back on and was able to stand on the sideline and watch the rest of the game. David Carr came in to play quarterback the rest of the game.
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Albany-Saratoga Speedway is a 4/10 mile dirt stock car race track with
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It is conveniently located on Route 9 in Malta NY, and has been
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In 2012 the track once again returned to dirt racing.
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The Coral Ridge Isles Beauty, or "CRIB" for short, is truly a house for those who like to divide their time between an active lifestyle and relaxation. Some of the many possible activities include boating, fishing, swimming, kayaking, bicycling and basketball. Rented boats can easily be docked at the CRIB during your vacation. Kayaks are available for your enjoyment anytime. Exploring the many side canals is a great way to take in the many sights and sounds of the area. Bicycles are also available for your enjoyment any time.
For those who prefer rest and relaxation, the sundeck provides uninterrupted sunshine for the entire day and, of course, the pool provides the ultimate opportunity to cool off while other guests frolic.
Enjoy the sunshine on your own private sundeck and watch the boats go by, or take a dip in your pool. The covered outdoor grill area is fully equipped with seating for at least 12 people.
The indoor kitchen is well appointed with all the standard appliances and cookware, providing everything you might need to embark on your own culinary adventure.
Sliding windows open up from both dining rooms to connect with the pool, hot tub and canals essentially creating a most unique space for easy and carefree entertaining.
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Carlisle Barracks Holocaust Remembrance Month
April 2013
Carlisle Barracks recognizes the victims of The Holocaust, and the victims
of subsequent mass atrocities, April 8th, 2013, U.S. National Holocaust
Remembrance Day. Throughout the month of April, Carlisle Barracks hosts a
series of events designed to educate, inform, recognize and remember victims
of genocide. Our theme, "Never Again, Never Again?" is intended to challenge
us to resolve intolerance of future mass atrocities.
We hope this month's speakers, movies, radio show, and trip to the Holocaust
Museum in Washington, D.C., spark recognition of past mass atrocities as
unforgivably tragic to our world community. We must understand the full
impact of mass atrocities, to include creation of security vacuums for
international terrorism, human trafficking, and other crimes against
As members of a greater world community, we must resolve that "Never Again"
be never again.
The United States Congress established the Days of Remembrance as our
nation's annual commemoration of the Holocaust and created the United States
Holocaust Memorial Museum as a permanent living memorial to the victims.
Holocaust Remembrance Day is Monday, April 8, 2013. In accordance with its
Congressional mandate, the US Holocaust Museum is responsible for leading
the nation in commemorating the Days of Remembrance, and for encouraging and
sponsoring appropriate observances throughout the United States. Carlisle
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The positives: The fare was very cheap and we had a great cabin on Deck 6 with lots of cupboard space and the bedding was clean and comfortable.
The food was great in the dining room but you had to book to get a table. The buffet was more of a case of 'quantity over quality' but it was great for breakfast.
The ship has many bars and cafes; all with their own character and relatively friendly staff.
The negatives: The ship is looking quite dated. Carpets and wall adornments were faded and musty-smelling. Certain decks were looking particularly tired and worn.
An inordinate number of very young adults had booked onto our cruise. Consequently the pool was always full of drunk 21 year olds; we rarely felt comfortable even just going for a swim. Nobody seemed to be 'policing' their behavior and the whole experience began to feel like 'Spring Break' at sea.
The were also many children on board. That's fine but they were frequently seen in 'adult' areas and the 'adult pool' and, again, crew didn't seem to notice or care.
Final gripe; some staff were very friendly and accomodating. Others were aloof and cold particularly some of the younger entertainment performers and dining room waiters.


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The Friends of the Kentucky Theatre (FOKT) has received a $10,000 grant from Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky in support of their $1.5 million theatre renovation campaign.
Toyota's contribution will be used specifically to help purchase and install a digital projection system, upgrade lighting in the facility to energy efficient LED lighting and to do basic upgrades such as replacing worn out seats.
Toyota is partnering with the non-profit Friends to ensure the Kentucky Theatre continues to serve Lexington and the surrounding region as a venue for diverse educational, cultural and arts programming.
To date, a total of $285,327 has been raised toward the campaign goal.
The mission of the Friends is to preserve, renovate and enhance the Theatre and create a fund for its continued maintenance over the coming years.
The 90-year-old cinema in Lexington, Kentucky has become a cultural institution through the historic grandeur of its building, its iconic Marquee and the diverse, community-centered programming it provides.
A charitable fund has been established with Blue Grass Community Foundation, a 501 (c) (3) and donations can be made online at www.kentuckytheatrefriends.org.
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"I like light that looks like it comes from real places," says Dyanna Taylor, the Emmy Award-winning cinematographer whose projects range from the Oscar-winning documentary Common Threads to Life After Life, a feature documentary she recently shot for HBO. Coming from what she calls "a deep documentary background," Taylor leans toward a sense of formal realism in her work.
"It's a style that is not MTV," she confirms in a telephone interview from her home in Santa Fe, NM, where she spends part of the year (when not out west, she lives in a loft in New York City). "I used to shoot a lot of rock and roll videos," Taylor admits. "I do appreciate the high key, colorful, unmotivated, radical lighting. The effect is great and it really cranks up the adrenaline."
Spare, gritty, and cinema verite are more appropriate words to describe Taylor's current film vocabulary. "I do realistic work about real people in real life," she says. "If my work has a gritty feel to it sometimes, it's because it's the real grit of true human stories."
Taylor places herself as a descendant of the 1970s school of documentary films made by Frederick Wiseman and the Maysles Brothers, known for their on-the-shoulder style of shooting. She was also exposed to still photography at an early age with her grandmother, Dorothea Lange, as a muse (a master of 20th-century social realism, Lange's dust bowl images are hauntingly unforgettable). "I would hang out with her in the darkroom and learn by osmosis. I had a camera by the time I was 14, but I stopped photographing by the time I was 20. It was hard to avoid comparison to Lange and her contemporaries. I met Ansel Adams, Imogen Cunningham, and the Westons," she says, explaining her intentional move to cinematography.
Taylor attended the University of California at Santa Cruz, but once she made her first film, her career superceded her formal education. "One film led to another then another," she says. "I am pretty much self-taught."
One of her earliest adventures took her to the heights of Annapurna as she accompanied the first women's climbing expedition in the Himalayas to shoot a one-hour special for ABC Sports. "It was incredibly rigorous," says Taylor, who took along a variety of 16mm cameras including two ACL Eclairs, a Bolex, and a Bell and Howell gun camera.
Using mostly natural light, she also experimented with how to use expedition lanterns in tents at night, and how to use flashlights and headlights in interesting ways. "This was a life-changing experience. Two women were killed during the second summit attempt," reflects Taylor. "You have to ask yourself 'What does a film like this mean, anyway?' when lives are at risk or lost."
In this film, as in the others she has shot, Taylor opts for the project with a strong story to tell. "I have been in and out of the fiction world, but I made a choice not to live in Los Angeles. In the end what I am drawn to is good storytelling whether documentary or fiction."
Last summer Taylor shot a short fiction film entitled Patriotic. Based on a story by Janet Kauffman, and directed by Judy Dennis, this film is about an unlikely trio of characters whose friendship forms in the course of a day's hay harvest. "I decided to dance along with them on the back of the hay wagon so that the camera is really with them," she explains. "You can feel the sweat and smell the bales of hay." Patriotic allowed Taylor to use naturalistic lighting to create "the look of a working farmhouse. It had to be unassuming," she says. A range of HMI sources, provided in part by Production Arts, gave Taylor a daylight source that actually stood in for the sun on rainy days. Another technique Taylor favors is the use of white bobbinet to soften the contrast on the actors in strong daylight. "We were shooting in the field at the height of the day. The white net cuts the light of the real sun so you can really feel the heat without the directness. You can see the contours on their faces. This is a great tool for matching closeups and long shots."
For Life After Life, Taylor's work was more impressionistic and abstract than usual. "It is a very mysterious film, and I couldn't be very literal about life after death," she admits. To shoot stylized interviews of people who have had encounters with dead loved ones, Taylor wanted to set these "witnesses" apart from a dark background as they told their stories directly to the camera.
"I wanted them to almost be in limbo," says Taylor, who used a large HMI key light as well as smaller tungsten sources as backlight and as three-quarter backlight from the floor. This almost futuristic effect contrasts with work she recently did in South Africa, where she was shooting the skeletal remains of prehistoric creatures that lived 250 million years ago. Here she used Arri Pocket PARs and Dedos as well as HMI sun guns and flashlights with reflectors for field work when shooting at dusk.
"For me, good film lighting is subtle," says Taylor. "It's about knowing where the source should come from yet making this knowledge almost invisible on the screen. The emotion of the story is somehow enhanced, yet has to remain honest. Really good lighting can unselfconsciously dramatize the story."
Taylor often looks at light in her own life and asks herself how she might create what she sees. "There are a million ways to approach it," she says. "Lighting is the most exciting thing about shooting. I love trying to replicate the magic of how light works in our lives."


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Is RHOA's Cynthia Bailey Expecting A Baby? She Says…
Will Cynthia Bailey be joining Halle Berry in the pregnant at age 46 club? Media reports are saying yes, but Cynthia is definitely saying no!
This week, the Real Housewives of Atlanta star had the rumor mill buzzing after she stepped out on the red carpet of the 2013 Miss USA pageant wearing a form-fitted dress that hugged, what appeared to be, a small baby bump. Prior to the pageant, she's made several appearances over the past two months wearing very loose-fitted dresses.
So is she or isn't she?
Cynthia hit up Twitter moments ago and said her small bump is the result of a medical condition:
"Thanks for all the congrats! However, I am not pregnant. I am dealing with a medical condition that makes me look pregnant. Stay Tuned…"
If she was indeed pregnant, this would have been her first child with her husband Peter Thomas. Peter has five from a previous relationship and she has a child with actor Leon Robinson.


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Backpacker Magazine – June 2008
On your mark, get set ... hike. Inside a 5,600-mile footrace on the country's hardest trail.
If Mr. Magoo was going to lose this race, he wanted to lose it fair and square. Which is why, by mid-August, he was dumbfounded by the Onion's route. As Magoo dutifully followed some of the CDT's PUDs–"pointless ups and downs"–on the Idaho-Montana border, the Onion's intentions gnawed at him.
Mid-journey, the Onion had sent an inquiry to a CDT electronic mailing list. The email sought advice on taking a substantial and seldom used shortcut. It began in Montana and bypassed the annoying PUDs, thus shortening his return trip by some five days, or about 150 miles.
"I'm sure it's not close to the Divide or anything," the Onion had written. "But if it saves that many miles and makes it easy to hike straight north-south through Yellowstone, I think it might be neat to do."
Mr. Magoo's hackles were uncharacteristically raised. He didn't find the proposition "neat." He'd been sincerely disappointed that he and the Onion hadn't crossed paths near the Canadian border, where the fires had contributed to them taking different routes. But after reflecting on the email, Magoo no longer knew what to think of the Onion and his hike. Magoo had always stuck close to the CDT's "official" trail, and the Onion had already bypassed some of its meandering sections.
The modifications had contributed to what by August had become Magoo's noticeably eroding advantage. Throw in his day off here and there to update his trip on cdtyoyo.com (ever the entrepreneur, he had created the website to track his progress), or to download photo files, or just to catch his dang breath, and Magoo had lost so much ground that he was probably only two weeks ahead of the tireless Onion. Now add this bombshell of a route change, which might halve Magoo's lead again, and, well, the frontrunner felt compelled to question the Onion's motivation.
"It was such an unorthodox shortcut. I thought people would conclude that he was disqualifying himself from his attempted yo-yo," Magoo later explained. "I thought he might be joking around."
To which the Onion would respond: Huh? To him the shortcut was about doing something new, and avoiding those annoying PUDs. The abbreviated southbound journey would also help him more quickly reach the imposing San Juans, which he wanted to traverse before the snow started falling. Besides, didn't Magoo literally write the book on hiking your own hike?
"I was still on an unbroken journey, on foot, from Mexico to Canada and back," Christensen later said. "If I wasn't yo-yoing the trail, then no one in history has even hiked the trail."
Ladridi's comment is understandable given the angle the writer took. Ladridi is correct that I took a job at a startup a few months after finishing the trail; however, it was a part-time, unpaid position, which I did more to help out a friend rather than to make money. If I'm a capitalist, I'm a lousy one.
I encourage those who came away with some negative feelings about the article to read my response to the article here:
I appreciate that Backpacker Magazine was fair and printed my short letter after this article came out. Unfortunately, the letter is not on the web, please view that link if you'd like to hear my take on the article. Thank you!
Happy trails,
Francis Tapon
I finally had time to read this well-written article. I just finished the CDT and it's hard to believe any yo-yoed that trail! An amazing accomplishment and adventure for both of them.
"He had hit the trail for the reasons many of us seek wilderness: to quiet his mind and spirit. He had recently left the Mormon Church and had taken leave from a PhD program; he was troubled by unresolved feelings about God and his future. Magoo, likewise, was motivated by a higher quest: He was a successful MBA who had chucked the corporate world for a dream of turning hiking and adventure into money."
I may be the only one, but I don't think that a dream of turning hiking into money is a "higher quest". When you trade one money-making opportunity (corporate job) for another moneymaking opportunity (hiking/travel books), I fail to see the "higher" status of the latter. He is a capitalist, plain and simple, who simply decided he'd rather be his own boss and figured that notoriety was his currency. (Nevermind that he took a job from a startup after he finished the trip.) Calling that a higher quest is insulting to the people who actually view hiking as its own reward instead of a commodity to be mined and then spent. While I know that there are a number of distance hiking enthusiasts who have turned their passions into profits, I suspect that most if not all of them would view the hiking as the higher quest, not the business.
How do these ppl afford to do this? Don't they have mortgages and bills to pay?
How about that. When I read the article there were two negative comments directed at the writer and one positive which was directed at the hikers. Go the positive guy.
A well written article, very enjoyable.
One question, though. Does Backpacker online really need to simulate the epic journey by spreading this out over 14 pages?
The Onion is a stud! and just because he didn't do it first he did it the quicker and did it for the right reason, himself! Over all the artical was great and kudos on getting the word out and giving praise wear it's due!
Congrats to both hikers. Amazing.
A strong ethos in long distance hiking is "hike your own hike". For Tapon, this meant hike on the trail, and add some extra peak bagging. For the Onion, this meant hike any route in the general area of the Divide, including roads that shaved off elevation and distance. Both valid hikes, just different.
This article would have done better by celebrating both hikers success. "Don't count anyone your friend who tries to clip your wings."


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Presentation: On tap.
Appearance: Copper hued with a minimal ring of lace.
Smell: Candied apple and apple pie aroma in the nose.
Taste: Medium bodied with a sweet front of apple pie spices (cinnamon and clove), fruit and some malt. The hop bitterness is restrained and rides with the spices into the finish. Very clean in the end, also goes a bit dry.
Notes: Right on target with the spicing, structured well with a clean palate. Well done!
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Decent Beer
Pours a nice reddish copper that is a little hazy and has a nice off white head with decent lacing.
Has an aroma of cinnamon and citrus to it.
Has a nice taste of cinnamon, citrus and bread pudding. This would be a great beer on thanksgiving or christmas beside the fact that youll be so stuffed that you wont want a medium bodied beer.
Has a high drinkability and an average mouthfeel.
10-24-2008 03:04:26 | More by HopEnthusiast
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Here is a beer to seek out. I have never seen a beer served this way. Cinnamon sugar edges the entire rim of the glass, like salt for a margarita. This affects the aroma (obviously sweet with cinnamon) as well as the initial taste.
This is a good thing. The blend is excellent--many of the beers spices came out (nutmeg, all spice, and cinnamon). It's full bodied, but not overtly sweet. While this is more of a novelty beer, it still is very tasty, well made, and worth trying with an open mind.
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So, here I am wandering the streets of Boston and the aisles of Kappy's looking for a great Pumpkin Ale.
Doesn't it figure that one of the best harvest beers I have found leaves out the pumpkin entirely.
There's no wrestling between pumpkin and spices in this one. There's no pumpkin.
What is there? A suprisingly easy to drink spiced ale that I will be going back for. A dark copper color, a solid, whitish head and a nose that really carries the cinnamon, nutmeg and allspice. Add a little apple, and you have a pie.
This was my first serious tasting experience at John Harvard's, and it's a beer I highly recommend.
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Appearance: Clear, lightly hazy, brownish copper. The beige head thins to a ring.
Smell: Toasty, with a sweet, malty aroma. Spicy cinnamon and ginger. Alcohol becomes evident on swirling.
Taste: Toasty and sweet upfront. Moves into a spicy cinnamon and ginger flavors. The finish is alcoholic with a bit oh hop bitterness.
Mouthfeel: Medium-bodied, moderate carbonation, dry finish.
Drinkability: A tad sweet and a little overspiced.
12-23-2007 01:21:31 | More by EPICAC
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1:00pm Thursday 27th December 2012 in News
THIRTY finance jobs are to be axed by Lancashire County Council as part of a £1.35million savings programme for 2013.
And another 122 posts are set to be transferred to One Connect, the authority's partnership with the telecoms giant BT.
The posts to be cut range from assistant director, service heads and unit managers down to apprentice, graduate trainee and assistant roles.
Some posts will be re-established in a new streamlined structure, concentrating on new departments like treasury and investments, financial planning, accounting, schools finance and auditing.
As there are efforts to bring all financial functions under one roof, 11 positions with the adult learning unit of the education directorate, and an insurance expert from Lancashire Commercial Group, will also be moved into the new structure. Currently there are around 40 vacancies in the 429-strong department, which will be reduced to 399 as a result of the changes.
With the creation of a new wider county benefits service, 56 jobs from the existing department will be transferred to One Connect, and a further 66 positions from the pensions service.
Under the new regime, the finance department will then have an establishment of 277 directly under the authority's control.
Gill Kilpatrick, the county treasurer, said: "The current economic climate and the opportunities that are available through technology mean that now is the time to look at how we currently deliver our financial services and develop a new way of working that builds on our strengths and targets our resources to where they are most needed."
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Following his admission, surely we can expect the IPCC investigation to be concluded very shortly, quickly followed by the replacement of Grunshaw by an honest PCC.
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If you're a fantasy owner who isn't familiar with Kareem Huggins, you had better get used to hearing his name.
Already a darling in the fantasy expert community, Huggins saw his stock boosted in a major way Tuesday when the Buccaneers released RB Derrick Ward just one year after signing him to a four-year deal. The move elevates Huggins to No. 2 on the Bucs' backfield depth chart behind only Cadillac Williams.
Entering the league as an undrafted free agent out of Hofstra in 2009, Huggins did not receive a single carry in his rookie season, seeing his only time as a kickoff returner (two returns for 52 yards). But the buzz began to build for the 24-year-old this preseason when he came out and had eight carries for 55 yards in the exhibition opener, then followed it up with eight attempts for 44 yards in Game Two. He bombed in his third outing, but that didn't affect Tampa Bay's plans, as the team cut ties with a slow, overweight Ward this week.
Given the fact that Williams has played all 16 games just once in his five-year career (it just happened to be last season), Huggins becomes someone to target in the late rounds of your draft. There's a good chance that the diminutive speedster will be needed to step in and start at some point in 2010, in which case he'd be a very valuable commodity.
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Sep. 2, 2014
Manchester United makes several moves on the last day of the transfer window, including lending out striker Javier Hernandez on a season-long loan to Real Madrid. MORE
Aug. 30, 2014
Chelsea agrees to terms with AC Milan on a two-year loan deal for striker Fernando Torres. MORE
Aug. 29, 2014
UEFA president Michel Platini says he will not challenge Sepp Blatter for FIFA presidency but that he hopes someone will; other soccer news noted. MORE
Aug. 29, 2014
Soccer Roundup; Europe's top soccer leagues dominate draw for group stage of Champions League, with Spain, England and Germany each providing four of the final 32 teams; other soccer news noted. MORE
Aug. 28, 2014
Group of soccer parents and players file a class-action lawsuit against FIFA, the sport's international governing body, over its handling of concussions. MORE
Aug. 28, 2014
Arsenal beats Besiktas, 1-0, and qualifies for the Champions League group stage for the 17th consecutive season; other soccer news noted. MORE
Aug. 27, 2014
Soccer star Landon Donovan, who missed the World Cup roster in May, will be called up for one final appearance with the United States national team when it plays Ecuador in October. MORE
Aug. 27, 2014
Maribor of Slovenia defeats Celtic, 1-0, eliminating them from Champions League on an aggregate score of 2-1; other soccer news noted. MORE
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MK Dons beats Manchester United, 4-0, in League Cup; other soccer news noted. MORE
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Soccer Roundup; United States World Cup midfielder Jermaine Jones signs with Major League Soccer's New England Revolution; other news noted. MORE
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New York Red Bulls beat Montreal Impact, 4-2; Bradley Wright-Phillips, a revelation for the Red Bulls this year, attributes much of his goal-scoring success to Thierry Henry, former Arsenal goal scorer who has embraced his role as a playmaker. MORE
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Soccer Roundup; Italian striker Mario Balotelli leaves A C Milan amid reports that Liverpool agreed to fee that would bring him back to English Premier League. MORE
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Soccer Roundup; American goaltender Tim Howard, whose superlative shot-stopping nearly carried the United States national soccer team to the 2014 World Cup quarterfinals, announces that is taking a break from international play until fall of 2015; other soccer news noted. MORE
Aug. 22, 2014
Romania's Astra Giurgiu defeats once-mighty French club Olympique Lyonnais, 2-1, in first leg of Europa League playoff; other soccer news noted. MORE
Aug. 22, 2014
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Aug. 21, 2014
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Aug. 20, 2014
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Aug. 19, 2014
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Aug. 19, 2014
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Aug. 18, 2014
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Aug. 17, 2014
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Aug. 17, 2014
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Aug. 16, 2014
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Aug. 15, 2014
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Aug. 15, 2014
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Aug. 15, 2014
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Aug. 14, 2014
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Aug. 13, 2014
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Aug. 13, 2014
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Aug. 13, 2014
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Aug. 12, 2014
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Aug. 11, 2014
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Aug. 10, 2014
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Aug. 9, 2014
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Aug. 8, 2014
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Aug. 7, 2014
England's Premier League mandates that only team's doctor can determine whether player is fit to continue after losing consciousness from head injury; adds that any player even thought to have lost consciousness will be removed from the game and forbidden to return. MORE
Aug. 6, 2014
Club doctors will have final say on whether player stays on field after a head injury during English Premier League matches as part of new guidelines on concussions; other soccer news noted. MORE
Aug. 5, 2014
Fernando Santos, former coach of Greece's national soccer team, is barred by FIFA for eight international soccer games for unsporting conduct toward match officials at the World Cup. MORE
Aug. 4, 2014
Striker Facundo Ferreyra completes move to Newcastle United after joining foreign soccer stars who refused to play with Ukrainian soccer club Shakhtar Donetsk because of conflict in Ukraine. MORE
Aug. 3, 2014
New York Red Bulls beat New England Revolution, 2-1; other soccer news noted. MORE
Aug. 3, 2014
New York Ecuador FC, an under-18 soccer team, plays a style called futsal, an import from South America; team is preparing to play in the World Futsal Championships; tournament has one adult division and seven youth divisions, with 64 teams from seven countries. MORE
Aug. 2, 2014
New York Red Bulls defender Jamison Olave is suspended for two games and fined by Major League Soccer for 'violent conduct' during 1-1 tie with Real Salt Lake. MORE
Aug. 1, 2014
Bayern Munich, top soccer club in Germany's Bundesliga, opens office in Manhattan in an effort to market itself more effectively in the United States. MORE
Aug. 1, 2014
American man Christopher Renzi sues Real Madrid soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo in trademark dispute over CR7 moniker that is used in his merchandise; other soccer news noted. MORE
Jul. 31, 2014
Liverpool defeats Manchester City on penalty kicks, 3-1, after English Premier soccer teams play to 2-2 draw at Yankee Stadium. MORE
Jul. 31, 2014
Referees in England's Premier League will start using a vanishing spray, water-based, shaving-cream-like foam, to prevent encroachment by soccer players in a defensive wall during free kicks. MORE
Jul. 30, 2014
Segundo Tevez, father of Argentina and Juventus soccer star Carlos Teves, is kidnapped by unknown assailants and then safely released eight hours after. MORE
Jul. 29, 2014
Spanish judge rejects prosecutor's request to drop charges of tax fraud against Barcelona and Argentina soccer star Lionel Messi and orders investigation into three cases of suspected unpaid taxes to proceed. MORE
Jul. 28, 2014
Corporate sponsors of FIFA like Sony and Adidas raised concerns about accusations of corruption before 2014 World Cup began in June, but now that soccer matches are over, it is unlikely that they will demand reforms and risk undermining their big investments in FIFA brand. MORE
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i give Chevelle's new album "This Kind of Thinking Could do Us In" a 1 for the 1 good song on it…"Vitamin R". Buy the single before you make a mistake of buying this album, cause the other tracks on this cd are junk…a 1 out of 5, TERRIBLE!!!
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this album kicks their first album's ass. chevelle has evolved to have their same old sound but just a touch harder. here's a full review….
1. The Clincher- 9/10- nice and heavy. this song pretty much sums up the album. its very addictive and has a nice bass part in the verses. also has a VERY catchy, addictive chorus.
2. Get Some- 9/10- One of my favorites. nice and heavy and showcases some of Sam's double kick skills. also has a very cool part in the middle that is very reminisent of "One" by metallica.
3. Vitamin R- 9/10- the first single off the album. its very addictive i'll tell you that. has a sound liek "Send the pain below" from the previous album.
4. Still Running- 10/10- They wrote this song for The Punisher Sountrack and it sounded very half-assed(sorry couldn't find a better way to say it). but on this album they cleaned it up added a different bridge and made it a little faster. awesome song.
5. Breach Birth- 9/10- this is a lot of people's favorite song but not me. don't get me wrong this is still an amazing song but i think there are other better songs on this cd.
6. Panic Prone- 10/10- The album calms down with this slower-paced song. this is definately one of my favorites. its very reminisent of "Closure" from the previous album, but this song is 10 times better. i love it.
7. Another Know it all- 9/10- this song picks up the heaviness right where it left off. Nice double bass by Sam. Great song.
8. Tug-o-war- 10/10- Another contender for my favorite on this cd. this is a heavy song about rape. but you don't think it is until you read the lyrics. this is a very awesome song. has a very cool drum part before the chorus.
9. To Return- 10/10- Another favorite of mine. the guitar part is very reminisent of P.O.D or incubus. is a little slower paced so it can get you ready for the next song.
10. Emotional Drought- 10/10- Best song on the album period. the cd is worth buying just for this song. this really shows how chevelle has made their music heavier. It has my favorite moment of the cd, where Pete just has this endless scream right after an incredible build up with the guitar. Then from there it continues the hard screaming. this song just pumps me up so much. best song ever written by chevelle ever besides Point #1.
11. Bend the Bracket- 9/10- the cd closes just as it did on "Wonder What's Next" with a soft acoustic guitar song. but this song i would say is ten times better then "One lonely visitor" from "Wonder whats next". great song the calms you down after the incredible "Emotional Drought".
The cd ends up with 104/110. thats 95% and this cd definately deserves a 95% rating. Go buy this cd right now. and while you're at it, if you don't have them already, but chevelle's other cd's "Point #1″ and "Wonder What's Next". Listen to them in the order of Point #1, WWN, then This type of thinking. then you really see the evolution.
It was inetersting to me to read some of the other reviews on this CD, because I also was not overly impressed the first time I listened to this CD except for a couple of the songs. However, after giving it another try I was absolutely hooked. I have both "Wonder What's Next" and "This Type of Thinking…" and they are both highly recommended if you like this type of music (especially through headphones!). I find Chevelle's music to be original and emotional. Dark minor key melodies and thick, vibrant textures make it very worth the purchase musically in my opinion. They are both good musicians and songwriters. They take themselves waaaay too seriously in an "I'm young and full of angst" kind of way, but overall both CDs are highly recommended.
This Type of Thinking(Could Do Us In) is Chevelle's third album coming off of Wonder What's Next, which I found very impressive. With this latest effort, sadly, I don't think Chevelle has outdone itself like I'd had hoped they would. That said, they haven't sunk into mediocrity either. I think Chevelle has lot of talent, and instrumentally speaking, I think This Type of Thinking supersedes Wonder What's Next.
The first track on the album is "The Clincher", which is about…well I'll just let them tell you: "It's about claustrophobia. It's cool to get a song out on the radio that everyone can listen to, but it's about such a dark subject." Some mistook it for a religious song, and it does a good job of tricking those who don't study the lyrics very hard. It's one of the stronger tracks on the album, and gives a great first impression for new listeners.
"Get Some", the followup track, matches "The Clincher" and shows off Chevelle's improved instrumentation. Peter sings his lyrics in a very convincing manner, and I found the singing to screaming ratio was well proportioned on this track. It is absolutely fantastic, and Chevelle at their absolute finest. "Vitamin R(Leading Us Along)" is about Ritalin addiction suffered by a friend of the band who was misdiagnosed with ADHD. It's an excellent track. From here, "Still Running"(a lot of screaming on this one), "Breach Birth", and "Panic Prone", are all great tracks. The only songs I didn't particularly care for were "Tug-O-War", "Bend the Bracket"(excruciating) and "Another Know it All".
Technically speaking, I noted in my review of Wonder What's Next that the sound quality isn't as clear as it should have been. This is fixed on This Type of Thinking.
I think overall this is a good effort from the Loeffler brothers. But sadly they don't reach greater heights coming off of Wonder What's Next. I'd say these two are nearly equal, but I enjoyed their previous effort more. They are reportedly planning to release a new record in the spring of 2007, hopefully they'll have realized their full potential.
I've been a fan since I first dicovered Point # 1 sitting on the shelf in a record store. I loved it but knew that the potential to be better was in there somewhere. Than they released "Wonder Whats Next" which was so beautifully melodic and yet it maintained so much of the aggressively heavy sound from the first album. It was a beautiful mixture of both worlds and it worked perfectly. The album is almost perfectly divided into melodic and heavy sections. The lyrics felt really focused and they accurately captured certains feelings and concepts (such as closure and forfeit.) The third time around is unfortunately playing it really safe, its not that I mind so much that they stick to what they are good at, but they seemed to have lost alot of the melodic intensity of the second album. Gone are the melodies in favor of super heavy riffs that blend far too easily into eachother. The lyrics are pairs of words that have no connection to one another, and are very hard to decipher. They have lost the focus they once had. The ballads are very standard and don't really break any new ground. Don't get me wrong, there are some very choice tracks on this record and if you want heavy, you got it. Hopefully they will be more willing to take more risks with their sound, because todays music is far too concerned with sounding heavy and much less concered with actually creating melodies you can sing along too. In order to last in the industry you have to be willing to take creative risks and be willing to change your sound. This way of creating music, really could do you in.
Peter's voice is the one aspect that has improved with every record. Some may say he sounds like a certain singer from a band about wrenches and screw drivers. This may be hard to understand, but many people have similar singing voices, and Peter holds his own very very well. The only problem is its really hard sometimes to make out what he's saying at times. I don't mean to complain so much, but the gushing reviews need to be a bit more objective. Chevelle is still a great band with alot of still untapped potential. This album is a great listen, but far from being the best album of the year.


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8And This is What Taylor Momsen Wears to Get Coffee
I don't know about you guys, but I am SO CRAZY IMPRESSED OVER THE FACT that Taylor Momsen is THIS HARDCORE. I mean, she FUCKS FOR SATAN, ffs. She wears GARTER BELTS as PANTS. She fronts a BAND called The Pretty RECKLESS and WALKS HER TINY, RAT-ASS DOG in PUBLIC, for ALL THE WORLD to see.
She MAKES ME TYPE IN ALL CAPS and THAT, my friends?
Is the be-all, end-all of HARDCORE.
March 3, 2011 at 10:30 am by Sarah
8 Responses to "And This is What Taylor Momsen Wears to Get Coffee"
She's fucking adorable! God. Why the hell not. If I had her legs I'd probably wear something even more ridiculous to get coffee in. In fact, I did, when I had her legs. She's releasing. At least it's only in the form of smoking and sexuality as far as we know, for now.
are you kidding? Her legs look like they belong to a very tall 10 year old. Those are NOT a woman's legs.
LOVED this post. :) And hate this chick, but that's just common sense.
I think she's brilliant. And why should a 16-17 year old express her look in unique ways? God knows I did.
I personally love her. She dresses different and that's okay. She doesn't bother me none because she is famous because she is talented. I hate people that are in the news for being in the news. She werid I love it and she isn't going to change no matter how many negative comments she gets.
lady gaga mated the olsen twins dad, and this happened. always wear a condom.
her legs look crooked and broken like someone snapped two branches off a tree. Then they made a 6 year old stand on them like stilts put on stockings and garters so she wouldn't fall, put her in a skanky skirt and said "Now go get me some coffee!"


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Are You Gatekeeping or Boundary Spanning?
In a more traditional approach to conducting business, there were a lot of walls. Valuable information, experience, trusted connections… these and those who had knowledge of them were to be protected at all costs. They were kept safely and jealously out of sight in a firm's ivory palaces, literally scrupulously guarded. The person appointed to screen all those who dared request audience was known as a "gatekeeper": a human filter, qualifying or vetting the applicant and their cause. An assistant, a secretary, an aide. These trusty coadjutants would stop the threat or nuisance at the door, staying the course and preventing the adulteration of mission.
Times have changed. There is a more participatory mindset underpinning many undertakings these days: connections, communications, and collaborations are the order of the day. A rising tide lifts all boats; alliances are sought and joint ventures are launched. The definition of a gatekeeper has evolved in tandem, in a positive manner. Rather than slamming the door shut, the gatekeeper functions now as an enabler, an expediter… manning the openings between departments, companies, and disciplines; funneling information to those who might otherwise be isolated or unaware of a useful bit of knowledge or an insight or ability held by another. The gaps in the fences are now sought after and encouraged; they act as feeds, rather than filters.
A new and more appropriate term has arisen which goes beyond the stigma of narrow-mindedness and control. It's called "boundary-spanning"—it sums up the intent succinctly. A boundary spanner looks for opportunity and mutual benefit. They straddle separations of perception and bridge dissociation. While walls and fences may define and protect, they may also act as veils and blinders, fostering opacity instead of enlightenment, or becoming a giant echo chamber of self-reinforcement. This effect can occur internally in an organization just as easily as in the world at large.
Change happens at the intersections; this is where dynamic progress occurs. When cultures, generations, and disciplines cross-pollinate, new things become possible. Those who look for these potentialities are building bridges; they are change agents. In the natural world, we see a strong correlation with this phenomenon of a middle ground stimulating, indeed nurturing, possibility. Where the sea meets the land, the estuaries provide an incredibly rich nursery for marine life, from plankton to shellfish and finfish, the tidal marshes providing safety and nutrient exchange and feeding the bottom of the food chain. On land, where ecosystems meet, a similar situation is apparent. The hedgerows or undergrowth where forest meets cleared land are a hotbed of activity and diversity. Often these generic biome areas are surprisingly sparse in their biodiversity, but where the two overlap, there is an immediate proliferation of change in species, their numbers, their interactions, and their complexity. This borderland has fascinated naturalists since Gilbert White and his Natural History and Antiquities of Selborne (1789), long held to be the fourth most published book in the English language!
We often find ourselves resisting change; this is instinctual and motivated by self-preservation. And it works – until it doesn't. We might find it useful to cultivate an attitude of curiosity, consideration, and collaboration. Span some boundaries; open some gates; be the change you would like to see. We try to take that approach here at Global Lighting. Make some new friends, have some fun and learn something new!


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The Bottom Line
- Collins creates new worlds & characters you immediately become attached to through every up & down.
- Collins' ferociously good prose is stronger than either Rowling's or Meyer's.
- Collins develops real emotions & dialogue between teenagers growing up with horrific challenges.
- You want the perfect summer read? Take on The Hunger Games Trilogy.
- Absolutely nothing. This is for young adults to seniors.
- 'The Hunger Games' was published September 14, 2008; 'Catching Fire' was published September 1, 2009.
- Publisher: Scholastic Press
- 'The Hunger Games': 384 pages; 'Catching Fire': 400 pages
Guide Review - 'The Hunger Games' and 'Catching Fire' by Suzanne Collins - Book Review
Katniss Everdeen lives with her mother and sister in District 12, illegally hunting in the woods outside their small mining town's parameters so her family can survive starvation after the loss of her father in a mine explosion. When her sister is chosen for The Hunger Games, Katniss volunteers to take her place and enters the Games with a boy who helped her survive one dark winter in the past. And now she has to kill him and 22 others.
The main theme of The Hunger Games Trilogy is how suppression, war and hunger take their toll on the young and how the young, with courageous and unhardened hearts, in their lives and in their deaths, can spark a society to change. Collins works magic in the world of Panem, revealing humanity's worst inclinations to fear and be feared and how determination, sacrifice and love can conquer even the greatest empire of evil.
The Hunger Games introduces The Capitol's regime and what Katniss must choose to do to survive the Games; Catching Fire takes her back into the ring with the fate of all the districts in the balance. The Hunger Games is perfect in introducing us to a beautiful array of characters and how this society works. Catching Fire reveals the darkest hour and what it will take to tear this society down. What will Mockingjay bring? I can't wait to find out.


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