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SHIPSHEWANA — The Shipshewana Town Council took two important steps Thursday on the proposed Miller-King Development, while putting the brakes on two other parts of the project for now.
Council members voted to approve a fiscal plan for the subdivision and annex the 56.8-acre parcel zoned business-2 into the Shipshewana town limits.
However, after voting last month to advertise for bids for construction of a Morton Street extension through the proposed commercial development, complete with storm water drains, the council tabled the awarding of bids Thursday for the construction. Members also postponed a vote on a proposed interlocal agreement between the town and LaGrange County for the project.
Town Manager Mike Sutter said following the meeting that council members tabled action on both issues because a joint committee of LaGrange County Commissioners and LaGrange County Council members is undecided about what parts of the project to contribute to financially.
He said that town council members hope to hear an answer from the joint committee by Shipshewana's next council meeting at 6 p.m. Aug. 8 before voting on the bids and interlocal agreement.
County Commissioner Jac Price said Thursday that he thought that the committee had agreed to help fund the new road section, along with curbs and gutters, from the end of Morton to North Village Drive. However, some commissioners oppose helping to fund storm sewers, he said.
Meanwhile, developer Alvin Miller said that he and partner Levi King want the town to share in more than just the cost of the new pavement.
The subdivision would be located just north of Town Hall on North Morton Street. The developers plan to develop a business park on the property. The development would receive town utilities in exchange for Miller and King not remonstrating against annexation.
Council members adopted a declaratory resolution for a proposed tax abatement requested by Lake Park Industries, authorized town representatives to negotiate the terms, and set a public hearing for 6 p.m. Aug. 22. Lake Park is requesting an abatement for $9.3 million in manufacturing equipment and $200,000 in real estate improvements, according to Keith Gillenwater of the LaGrange County Economic Development Corp.
Town Attorney Kurt Bachman said that the abatement would save the industry about $500,000 in property taxes.
The council authorized the Shipshewana Redevelopment Authority to re-finance up to $2.75 million in bonds for the construction of the Shipshewana Event Center.
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this was a bad idea
… can I get back to draw angst now ?
Inspired by this Coffee Shop AU.
It's not quite the same, Anna isn't on a stage or anything, she just comes almost every day to see her friend Kristoff who works here ; and spend her time playing guitar. And one day, a blonde stranger stop by during a break from her work… and is instantaneously mesmerized by Anna. She spend her only free hour of the day listening to Anna's voice and guitar..
I was bored and collected way too much Frozen stickers, so I put them kind of everywhere in my appartment and since I'm living with two guys I just
now they have a little Hans staring lovingly at their wee-wee when they are peeing, I hope they'll like it.
They are yelling at me. They like it.
oh my god, tears . tears . cosplay
Throw your magical Patriotic Tiara Steve!!
Friend requirements:
1) if I accidentally put too much lotion on my hand u have to take half
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We are all proletariat.
Thinking About the Class Structure of the United States
|By: masaccio Sunday July 14, 2013 9:30 am
We are all proletariat.
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Pleasanton commission meets tonight on improvements to Lions Wayside and Delucchi parks
Original post made on May 28, 2013
Read the full story here Web Link posted Tuesday, May 28, 2013, 6:35 AM
Comments (4)
on May 29, 2013 at 10:53 am
Please fill in the ditch at Wayside park. When Friday's concerts in the park are in use, this is by far the busiest park in town. Kids pay in the dirty ditch as a "playground" and it can be dangerous as well.
A larger park will be a huge asset to our downtown community.
Can you add a dog park too?
on May 30, 2013 at 8:57 am
Please leave the ditch! Kids love it and it's a great place for them to explore. They get dirty, they get minor scrapes and bruises - exactly what kids are supposed to do! I've never seen an ambulance there because a kid got injured. There are very few safe places like this for kids to play in Pleasanton. Everything is flat green grass.
on May 30, 2013 at 10:13 am
A dog park would be wonderful.
on May 30, 2013 at 3:07 pm
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While I hate painting things this was something my wife needed for her class and wanted it school colors. But as she is the one that lets me have the money to get new tools and wood, I will just say "A happy wife is a happy life". This was also a project I did not have any pre-made plans, I just winged it and made it the way she wanted. She was very happy with it. I did put wheels on it to make it easy for her to move around the room.
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#1 posted 553 days ago
Canoe that is a great podium
-- Who is the happiest of men? He who values the merits of others, and in their pleasure takes joy, even as though 'twere his own. --Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
#2 posted 553 days ago
Wise words in regards to your wife and a really nice build. She should get many years of service out of the podium…. nice job
-- Buster, Ocoee TN (Critics are men who watch a battle from a high place then come down and shoot the survivors - Hemingway)
#3 posted 552 days ago
Nice! The ones in our Sunday School room are way too small. Gives me an idea.
#4 posted 552 days ago
Nice podium canoe. Does your wife teacdh @ LSU??
-- Greg, No. Cal.
#5 posted 552 days ago
It's a beautiful and well made podium and a successful project for making wife happy. Way to go!
#6 posted 551 days ago
Greg, no wife is a high school teacher. But we live in LSU area and the school is the same colors & mascot as LSU.
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Mushroom Picker by Charlotte Heal
This lovingly crafted book is designed and created by Charlotte Heal - London based art director and designer specialising in art and fashion projects. The Mushroom Picker tells the tale of charismatic mushroom characters thriving in an English wood, and of one heroine in particular, Penny Bun – a rare and spectacular porcini – who evades the Mushroom Picker's annual autumn harvest. All the images (luminograms) were created by the author and photographer David Robinson by the camera less process of laying the hand-cut mushroom directly on the plate glass of the enlarger. Such a perfect treat to read before sleep.
"This children's book tells the tale of mushroom characters living in English woodland evading the Mushroom Picker's annual autumn harvest. The project was a close collaboration between myself, David and Robert Violette of Violette Editions. I chose the typeface Harbour for its modern yet
haunting qualities. Treating type and image as a whole, the verses are interspersed amongst the characters, supporting one another and adding to the atmospheric story. A modern classic it is aimed at leaving a lasting impression on adults and children alike."
Words: Charlotte Heal, Thisispaper
Photography: David Robinson


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Illustrations by MizenscenJuxtapoz // Thursday, May 16, 2013
We are enjoying the work of Los Angeles-based artist Mizenscen this morning. The illustrator and digital artist cuts and pastes anatomic layers and merges them with flora in a vintage and classic style.
Chris Johanson "Within The River of Time Is My Mind" @ MOCA Pacific Design Center, Los AngelesJuxtapoz // Wednesday, May 15, 2013
The Museum of Contemporary Art presents Within The River of Time Is My Mind, a new exhibition by Los Angeles-based artist Chris Johanson on view at MOCA Pacific Design Center from June 29 through September 22, 2013. Organized by guest curator Andrew Berardini, the exhibition features new paintings, sculpture, and found wood site-specific installation. Known for his figurative work that features text, the exhibition will highlight the kaleidoscopic color and angles that Johanson employs.
Out the Window: Andrew Luck, Henry Gunderson, Jordan Bogash, and Mario Ayala @ Prohibition Gallery, LAJuxtapoz // Friday, May 10, 2013
Opening this Saturday evening at Prohibition Gallery in Culver City, Los Angeles is OUT THE WINDOW a group show featuring works by Andrew Luck, Henry Gunderson, Jordan Bogash, and Mario Ayala.
Works by Cali SalesJuxtapoz // Friday, April 26, 2013
We are enjoying the work of Pasadena, CA-based artist Cali Sales this morning. Cali was raised in Austin, Texas and graduated from the illustration program at Art Center College of Design.
Preview: Pedro Matos "Building Castles Made of Sand" @ Martha Otero, LAJuxtapoz // Thursday, April 25, 2013
London-based, Portugal-born Pedro Matos, who we had the chance to finally meet at Ivory & Black's booth at Art Basel in Miami this past year, will be having his first solo show in Los Angeles at Martha Otero opening on May 17, 2013. Building Castles Made of Sand featuring a new series of oil paintings on canvas and azulejo panels - a traditional Portuguese medium of hand-painted, tin-glazed, ceramic tile work.
Gary Baseman "The Door is Always Open" @ Skirball Cultural Center, Los AngelesJuxtapoz // Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Our friend Gary Baseman has a very special week ahead as he prepares to open The Door Is Always Open at the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles on April 25. This will be the former Juxtapoz featured artist, illustrator, animator, and toy designer's first ever museum survey, long overdue in our book. The survey will also feature paintings, photographs, toys, sketchbooks, and videos, presented in a "novel gallery setting that evokes Baseman's childhood home, replete with family snapshots and furnishings." Be there.
Urs Fischer's 1500 Hanging RaindropsJuxtapoz // Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Internationally acclaimed Swiss-born artist Urs Fischer just opened his first comprehensive museum retrospective in the U.S. at MOCA in Los Angeles. The exhibition includes his work, Horses Dream of Horses, which includes 1,500 plaster and resin raindrops hung on nylon string.
URS FISCHER @ MOCA, LAJuxtapoz // Monday, April 22, 2013
Spread across MOCA Grand Avenue and The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA, the first survey in the United States of the Swiss-born artist Urs Fischer weaves together some of his most memorable and iconic sculptural works while creating an unexpected landscape in both venues.
GFA Expo in Los AngelesGraffiti // Friday, April 19, 2013
Next weekend, April 27, 2013, the GFA Expo will be coming to Los Angles and will feature a hefty roster of graffiti writers including a live performance from the "Freestyle Fellowship."
Photos from "The Future is Blight @ LeBasse ProjectsStreet Art // Friday, April 19, 2013
Last weekend saw the opening of TrustoCorp's new solo exhibition "The Future is Blight" at LeBasse Projects in Los Angeles. The guerilla art group who are known for a range of polished, occasionally humorous public installations and meticulously fabricated billboards, took on a minimal, more subtle approach displaying work created in a variety of mediums such as sculptures, paintings, work on paper, and prints. Los Angeles's dichotomy of poverty and wealth was a main focal point of the exhibition and the artists spoke on view towards Los Angeles saying, "Underneath the glossy veneer of tabloid magazines and Hollywood movies, the former middle class is struggling, families are facing poverty and America is slowly becoming a third world country. In the absence of any real help or solid solutions, there is hypocrisy, greed and hopelessness. Through our work, we hope to call attention to this reality, crack a few smiles and hopefully make some people think along the way."


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A method of enhancing the learning and appreciation of passages from the Bible entails providing a portable electronic Bible having an electronic character display means, biblical text storage means, and input address means for causing selected passages from the Bible to be rapidly displayed during the course of and after the end of a religious gathering. The system may be preprogrammed by the leader of the religious gathering by entering data indicative of selected passages into a selection command program store, so that the selected passages may be thereafter read out in sequence merely by touching a single button during the gathering. The program store may also be employed by the participants of a religious gathering to similarly preprogram the system prior to the religious gathering and/or to retain the selection command data so that the selected passages may be viewed for further study and prayer after the termination of the religious gathering. As a result, the relatively slow and tedious retrieval of the selected passages, due to the thinness of the pages and small print associated with Bibles generally in use, is circumvented. Large letter readout is particularly helpful to those with poor eyesight and children.
1. A hand-held electronic calculator for enhancing the learning and appreciation of passages from the Bible comprising:
a. character display means for generating visual characters in response to the application of electrically coded signals thereto;
b. biblical text storage means for storing electrically coded data manifesting biblical text therein;
c. biblical passage address keying means for enabling the application of selection command data manifesting selected book, chapter and verse of said passages to said biblical text storage means for in turn enabling generation of data indicative of particular selected passages from the text stored within said storage means; and,
d. display control circuitry coupled between said text storage means and said character display means for causing said display means to produce selected visual text in response to the application of said selection command data generated by said address keying means to said text storage means.
e. keying means coupled to said addressing means for entering selected book, chapter and verse data.
2. The calculator set forth in claim 1 further including selection command data storage means coupled to said biblical text storage means for retaining data indicative of said selection command data generated by said address keying means for enabling regeneration of selected text at a later time.
3. The calculator as set forth in claim 1 wherein said character display means is configured to produce larger characters than those printed in the average Bible.
4. The calculator as set forth in claim 2 wherein said character display means is configured to produce larger characters than those printed in the average Bible.
It is an object of the present invention to provide a hand-held electronic bible which is used in accordance with the invention in various ways to increase the ease and interest in reading and studying the bible during the course of religious gatherings such as bible study groups, Sunday school sessions, religious services, and family prayer hours.
Most bibles have a great deal of text printed upon thin pages, which text is, for many people, difficult to read owing to the necessary relatively small print. Large print bibles are available which are too heavy and bulky for general use. During the course of religious gatherings, the participants often have to thumb through the pages to locate various passages for recitation and study. The thinness of the pages and the small print tend to make this retrieval process difficult, particularly for older people with poor eyesight and children.
It is thus an object of the invention to provide a portable electronic bible which enables rapid retrieval of selected biblical passages. The electronic character display employed also permits the generation of relatively large letters which is particularly helpful to those with poor eyesight. It is a further object of the invention to provide a portable electronic Bible which is capable of regenerating, various biblical passages displayed during a religious gathering, at a later time for further study and prayer.
This enables a participant in the religious gathering to rapidly review the passages for further study without having to remember or write down the names of the passages read during the gathering.
In accordance with the present invention, a portable electronic bible is provided having an electrically operated character display screen, a biblical text storage device, and an input address device including a keyboard which enables rapid retrieval of selected text electronically stored within the text storage device for display upon the character display screen. Additionally, a selection command storage circuit is preferably provided for retaining the address data produced by the input device, which controls the selection of text so that various passages retrieved and viewed during a religious gathering may be thereafter again viewed in the same sequence as that sequence employed during the religious gathering and as a result learning is enhanced during subsequent restudy of the service or Sunday school lesson. Also, the selection command storage circuitry may optionally be programmed by a religious leader, and for that matter by the participants, prior to the religious gathering so that one passage after the other may be displayed merely by touching a retrieval button. During the course of the religious gathering, the leader and participants may rapidly retrieve selected passages for viewing without the above mentioned difficulty often entailed in thumbing through compact bibles generally in use.
Other objects, features and advantages of the present invention will become apparent upon study of the detailed description taken in conjunction with the drawings, in which:
FIG. 1 illustrates the face of an embodiment of the electronic Bible; and,
FIG. 2 schematically illustrates exemplary electronic circuitry of an embodiment of the invention.
In FIG. 1, a numerical keyboard 1 is disclosed for generating input address data to be used for retrieving selected passages from the text storage circuitry. Display screen 2 comprises a liquid crystal or light emitting diode read out device well-known in the art. A printed table 3 could be formed on the front or the back of the device to enable look up of the numerical code associated with a book, for example, code "one" would identify the "Acts of the Apostles." The books would be listed alphabetically in the lefthand portion of the table and the address code would be printed to the right as illustrated. Knob 4 would be provided to enable the access of selected passages from the Bible as will be explained below. Briefly, the numerical code for the book is entered when pointer 6 points to the left. Knob 4 is thereafter turned so that pointer 6 points toward the chapter indicia c, the number of the chapter is entered, and knob 4 is again turned so that the pointer points to the verse indicia, and the number of the verse is entered.
Keyboard 1 is illustrated in the lefthand portion of FIG. 2 and contact pointer 7, which is positioned by knob 4, is shown coupled to the output of keyboard 1 to be fed into book buffer store 8. Pointer 7 is turned so that the keyboard is now coupled to chapter buffer store 9 and the number of the chapter is inserted therein. Knob 4 is again turned and pointer 7 is coupled to verse buffer store 11 and the number of the verse is inserted therein. Of course, a pushbutton controlled steering circuit could be substituted for rotary pointer 7. Text store 12 could comprise an array of ROM cells which store the biblical text to be retrieved. The binary code in book store 8 could, for example, mark lead 5 via the action of binary to decimal converter 16, and the code in chapter store 9 could mark lead 5' via converter 17, thereby to enable the selection of a single ROM cell 18 by means of conventional cross point address circuitry. Since the text of the Bible is quite voluminous, replaceable ROM plug in modules may be employed, each module containing a given portion of the Bible. See U.S. Pat. No. 4,218,760 to Levy, who also discloses ROM address techniques. This action enables the generation of data only from selected ROM cell 18 which contains the text of the selected book and the selected chapter.
Since the starting line of a selected verse will be different for each selected ROM cell, a line dictionary or look up table is provided which will address the proper data line within the selected ROM cell. Look up circuit 21 sequentially receives the book, chapter and verse data fed into buffers 8, 9 and 11. Circuit 21 could of course, comprise any well-known magnetic storage device. The addressing of look up circuit 21 by the book, chapter and verse data generates a line address code which is inserted into line address control circuit 22, which in turn controls pointer 23, so that the pointer selects the particular line of text within selected ROM cell 18 which represents the beginning of the selected verse. The selected binary data within cell 18 is thereafter sequentially inserted into display store 26 which in turn produces, preferably an enlarged, visual image display of the text on display screen 24. State-of-the-art ROM data look up, retrieval, and display techniques, are taught in U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,218,760; 4,117,542; 3,932,859; 4,125,868; 3,848,232 and 3,999,060; incorporated by reference herein. These patents, relating to text retrieval and language translation devices, are the closest known prior art. The nature of address pointer 23 is, of course, well-known to those skilled in the art and is described in U.S. Pat. No. 4,249,172.
After the selected passage is read, the above process is repeated to select another desired passage. As previously discussed, it is desirable to enable the user of the electronic Bible to replay the selected passages after the religious gathering is over and thus a selection command storage circuit or "pipeline" program store 31 is provided to sequentially register all of the selection command data in the order generated by the keyboard during the course of the religious service. During "replay", the repeat button 30 is actuated to cause the sequential generation of the selection command data previously generated by the actuation of the keyboard during the course of the religious gathering in the proper order. The book data is inserted into program store 31 via lead 32, the chapter data is inserted into memory 31 via lead 33, and the verse data is inserted into memory 31 via lead 34. The actuation of replay or repeat button 30 causes the stored data to be sequentially inserted into the book, chapter and verse buffers via leads 36, 37 and 38 respectively. Clear button 41 is actuated to clear or erase program memory 31 when the retention of the previous group of selected passages is no longer desired.
To review briefly, the actuation of the keyboard from time to time during the course of a religious gathering causes the sequential generation of selected passages upon the viewing screen. The selection command data generated by the keyboard and applied to the text store 12 may also be stored in a program memory or selection command data store 31 to enable later regeneration of the text viewed during the religious gathering.
Now, let it be assumed that a religious leader desires to preprogram the electronic Bible before the commencement of a religious gathering. He actuates knob 4 controlling pointer 7, as previously described, to enter the first book, chapter and verse to be selected. Since he may not care to view the passages at this time, he may actuate reset button 42 which immediately clears buffers 8, 9, 11 and 22 to inhibit the text retrieval display operation, and may thereafter immediately enter the next book, chapter, and verse and again operate reset button 43, and so on, until all of the passage address data has been entered in sequence into program store 31. When the leader conducts the religious gathering all he has to do is to touch the repeat button 30 to sequentially call up selected passages, in contrast with operating the keyboard. The participants employing the electronic Bible, on the other hand, would normally operate the keyboard during the course of the gathering unless they receive a program menu prior to the commencement of the religious service. Such a menu could be passed out or otherwise made available to the participants prior to the commencement of the gathering to permit the participants to preprogram the device, as above, so as to reduce participant distraction during the gathering. Another possibility is to provide display components 24 and 26 within the pews of a church and to wire or radio link these units to the remaining circuitry of FIG. 2 positioned at the pulpit. This approach is less preferred since the replay of the selected passages after the service would not be possible although text storage structure would be greatly reduced.
The term "Bible" as used herein is intended to cover any religious work in any language such as the Old and New Testaments in any version, the Koran, etc. The device may be contained within a casing of plastic or fabric which could have the appearance of a traditional Bible.
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The 76ers' arena has breezed through four names in its history. Jeremy Pargo gave it an unofficial fifth.
After Pargo's debut, fans posted on Twitter the Wells Fargo Center should be renamed the Wells Pargo Center.
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The 76ers' arena has breezed through four names in its history. Jeremy Pargo gave it an unofficial fifth.
After Pargo's debut, fans posted on Twitter the Wells Fargo Center should be renamed the Wells Pargo Center.
"I'd love for that to be the real name," a smiling Pargo said. "That means I'd be doing well."
He had a pretty nice start.
Lavoy Allen had 14 points and a career-high 22 rebounds, Jrue Holiday scored 20 points and Pargo had 12 to lead the Philadelphia 76ers to an 87-76 win over the Charlotte Bobcats on Saturday night.
The Sixers improved to 5-2 on their eight-game homestand that ends Monday against the Los Angeles Clippers. The solid showing at home has helped the Sixers inch closer to the eighth seed in the Eastern Conference.
No one could have guessed at the start they'd have Pargo to thank. Pargo signed a 10-day contract this week after he was waived by Cleveland.
Wearing No. 0, Pargo was a pleasant surprise, playing 29 minutes and injecting a needed dose of fun and energy off the bench.
"I got comfortable," he said.
Pargo had started 11 of his 25 games played with the Cavaliers and averaged 7.8 points. He even scored a career-high 28 against the Sixers in November.
"I forgive him after tonight," Allen said. "I was a little mad at the time."
With only a 10-day contract to prove his worth, Pargo hit a string of big baskets over the third and fourth, shooting 4 of 9 overall and adding six assists.
He had the play of the game when he drove the length of the court for a right-handed layup and a foul. He gave a playful smile and a wink to fans on the baseline, then sank the free throw for a 16-point lead.
"Y'all caught that? It was just in the moment," a laughing Pargo said.
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In 1974, disillusioned by a shallow and conservative fashion industry and encouraged by her boyfriend Bowie, who paid for singing and dancing lessons, Lear decided to launch a career in music. Bowie recommended a Hungarian voice coach Florence Wiese-Norberg, with whom he also worked, and the pair subsequently recorded a demo track called "Stars", which remains unreleased to date.
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When I first started on S/P I had no specific goals in mind. During the course of the two plus months I've been here that's changed.
My first goal I set for myself was to lose 15 lbs by April 19th, Passover. Since today is my weigh-in day and.....I lost another pound, HOORAY... I am now one pound short of that goal. I know I'm going to make it with two weeks to go. I'm feeling pretty good about that!!
My next goal may be more difficult. It's not huge but it's not going to be as easy. I want to lose a total of 20 pounds by my birthday. That is May 18. That will mean approximately 5 pounds in a month. Not impossible but with Passover in there it's going to be a challenge. It's a real "eating" holiday and my personal favorite. In addition, the end of May will bring a very close friends daughters Bat Mitzvah. More eating, more partying.
I hope I can be strong. I'm motivated, I want this but these will be my first road blocks. I watched my dear friend Dawn go through all the holidays and never veer off her diet even when confronted with the yummiest food. I will use her as my inspiration, as well as all the wonderful people here who support me.
Well, a new week has begun and I'm another pound lighter. I'm off to my son's little league game and I can't wait to see him smack that ball!!!!
Have a great week to all!!
I don't really have to worry about motivation at this juncture. I'm extremely motivated just by looking in the mirror or the life events I have coming up. What I lack some times is endurance.
So, what keeps me going. It's a funny little thought I have that has been stuck in my mind the last time I tried to lose weight and failed.
I remember it clearly. I was in the shower and thinking to myself, "You know, if you had stuck to your diet you would be 2 months into it by now and have some of this weight gone."
That thought has never left me. I know if I go off the "wagon" and don't get right back on I will look back and think about what could have been. I've decided to not do that to myself. I know there are going to be very rough patches but I also know I will hate myself if I don't follow through. I really want to be done with hating myself so I will endure.
It will get easier because it has become more of a lifestyle now and less of a diet. This is good. I know I have a long way to go but I also know I will look back and have no regrets.
Thanks for all the wonderful support out there. It means more than you know.
Did you ever want something so badly you would do anything to get it? That's how I feel about my weight loss right now. I have just started my third month and I know this month will present challenges.
I have been feeling pretty good about my progress and do ok as long as I don't look in the mirror. My clothes are getting loose and I find myself pulling my jeans up all the time because they feel like they are falling down. All this is good but when I go to take a shower and catch a glimpse of myself I get angry that I got this way, sad that I am this way and determined to never look like this again. Lots of emotions going on.
So, I'm here. I haven't, in over two months, gone off this diet...oops I mean new lifestyle. Yes, now and then I won't exercise but I still watch what I eat and continue exercise the next day.
I want this. I need to be thin and healthy because I deserve it. Am I afraid it will never happen, of course I am but I just try not to go there.
Thought I would share a little poem my boyfriend sent after I told him I had lost 13 lbs:
13 pounds!
That's a lot of wood
But...just so you know
You always looked good
Isn't he sweet????
No, I haven't eaten any ice cream but I was just thinking about it. It's very much a downfall for me so I am staying away from it. It's not that I will never eat it again, it's just that right now, while I still have so far to go, I've given it up.
While we are trying to eat healthy, maybe having sorbet or sherbet instead of the real deal, there are times when nothing else will do. I don't even keep kinds I like in my house for fear I will eat it.
So, what types of ice cream do I like? Lots!! Last year the Baskin and Robbins near me had this honeycomb ice cream that was so good I went back almost every day until they didn't carry it anymore. Ohhh, so that's how I got these hips!!!
Other flavors I love are the Hagan Daz caramel flavors like caramel swirl or ben and jerry's karamel kone. It's funny because I love chocolate but rarely eat chocolate ice cream. The exception being Dove ice cream's Unconditional Chocolate Ice Cream. It should be illegal. They also make a coconut that's amazing.
Ok, now that I've made everyone crazy, well, I'm sorry. I just wanted to remember something that I can't have now but will have in the future, only the next time I have ice cream it will be just a little bit and I will savor it.
I see no reason to deny myself something that I love for the rest of my life. I do see why I should make it only very occasionally and only in small bits. I'm learning.....I'm learning!!
So, what's your favorite ice cream?
I had sneaked a peek at my weight a couple of times this week and didn't see a loss so I was rather hard on myself. This morning I was down a pound. I'll take it! I made a promise to me to lose 15 by April 19 and looks like I can make it if this keeps up.
Since I started this new lifestyle on Feb. 2, I haven't gone off once. I haven't gone over my calorie count (that I know of) once. It's hard and I have some huge challenges ahead of me but I want this so badly I think I'm going to get through them.
On a little different note. Some of you took seriously my blog about being Queen of the Universe. It was kind of a silly blog and I hope people would take it as just realizing that this isn't fun but "if" I could figure out a way to change it magically, I would.
I'm sorry to say that when I woke up this morning I was NOT made Queen of the universe. I'll try again tomorrow. :)


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ГЧ Thé¿rl (0«iiift"Âé9ÎàJe| tiQlOii^ 1Ш8^1!1Ш be рптаШ ш^^ЦцМ/ Vmm, mth »L Шрвп a&â Фил /state чЩфЩ Ы the шёт " , 1йиоШ$Л1щ •1 «imter sbarss te Iba I i^Amerlca^s Jchoîarstep Fend., Bailey, Martin Attend Meet Mayor Charles Bailey and Froal Martin, manager of the Athens Water Department, attended the Alabama-Mississippi Waterworks Association Convention at the Tutwiler Hotel in Birmingham Thursday night. Mayor Bailey On Committee Congressman Bob Jones prescribed a method of area type development to the district meeting of the Alabama League of Municipalities at Decatur Inn attended vVednesday by more than 100 North Alabama city executives including Athens Mayor Charles Bailey and Aldermen Malcolm Moore and Hospital Choir To Sing Four Officials Of City Re-instated By Council NO VOLUNTEER FIREM^VN - Miss Joyce Christmas, an Athens College freshman from Miami, Fla., isn't a volunteer fireman, but she is doing her part in promoting worthwhile cause - National Fire Prevention Week. Fire Chief A. E. Bumpus is showing her the City of Athens' oldest fire truck - a 1935 Pirsch. This week also marks several other observances. See photo below. The new Athens City Counctt and Mayor Charles Bailey em-* barked on a new era of pity government here Monday highb Government Loans $37,132 To Students Official figures released yesterday show 53 Athens College students have received a total of $37,132 through the National Defense Student Loan Program to assist in obtaining a college education. The NDSL program is designed to identify and educate more of the talented students in the nation. It also establishes at Institutions of higher education fuiyls for the purpose of making low interest, long term loans to qualified students in need of financial assistance. The program also includes provisions designed to encourage studies in science, mathematics, engineering, and modern foreign languages. The student receiving an NDSL does not begin payments until the ninth month after gra-ducation or ceases to carry at least one-half of a full academic load, thus giving the borrower an opportunity to secure meaningful employment. Layman's WEEK OF MANY WEEKS - There are several ^ecial weeks this week, Oct. 6-12. Pretty Nancy Spencer is a4-H'er, representing 4-H Week. She is reading the News Courier (it's National Newspaijer Week) to check for bargains as it is Consumer Education Week. The medicine bottles depict Pharmacy Week. And, the football and Halloween - it's football season and Halloween will be here Oct. 31. Nancy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Spencer of Lester Rt. 1. She is a junior at West Limestone High School. (Staff photo) Day Will Be Observed Layman's Day will be observed by several Methodist Churches in Limestone County on Oct. 13 or 20. when the five officials went about business passing routine motions and getting their house set In order for the next four years. Appointments made Monday night during the organizational meeting re-instating four city officials - Bill Owens, city clerk; W. W. Malone Jr.. city attorney; Jimmy Woodroof, city recorder; and Allen Beasley, city treasurer. Alderman Harry Dale Patterson was appointed by Mayor Bailey to serve on the city's gas board. Although not splitting any rails, the new council moved ahead and elected Alderman Oscar Barker, chairman protein. Mayor Bailey was appointed by the new council to serve a four-year term as superintendent of utilities, a practice that was used by the immediate past administration. His salary as superintendent of utilities is set at $4,800 annually while his annual compensation as the city's mayor is $7,200. As superintendent of utilities, the mayor receives $100 a month for automobile expense. The appointment was made retroactive to Oct. 1. Miller Wins Top Prize Miller Elementary School took top prize in the exhibits during the Limestone County Fair promoted by the Negro community last week. Thomas G. (Buck) Steele installed the new city officials; the Rev. Gerald Champion,pastor of FrleiKiship Methodist Church, gaxe the Invocation for the council's first meeting. The new council passed a resolution commending former Mayor Robert Allen Tinnon and i:he former council. Inhisqpen-,ng remarks. Mayor Bailey said le would continue to call the former city chief executive "mayor." The council will have its first regular meeting at 7 p.m. Monday, Oct. 14. College Trustees To Meet The board of trustees of Athens College will meet Wednesday, October 16 to adopt bylaws which will set up four committees among trustees to function In as many different areas of college activities. Dr. Frank N.Philpot, president, said, "Committees to be named would include one to deal with the curriculum, second to handle student personnel services, the third whose responsibility will include development, and the fourth for college business affairs.'' "The board," said Dr. Phil-pot, "numbers 31 but there are several vacancies to be filled when the group meets nex spring. The remarks from the Eighth District congressman were read by Scottsboro Mayor John T. Reid in the absence of the representative who remained in Washington due to Congress being in session. "To insure a proper future for the people of North Alabama, the confines of artificial geographical barriers must be suspended to embrace area-type development," the congressman commented while his remarks were delivered during a luncheon. Mayor Bailey has been appointed to the Alabama League of Muncipalities Committee of Revenue and Finance. The program, which got under way at 9 a.m.. Included presentations of federal and state irograms. training programs or muncipalities through the University of Alabama, Auburn University, city council organization, budgeting, auditing, sources of revenue, license schedule revision, ordinance and resolutions and conflicts of interest. Other subjects of discussion were industrial development, establishment of community goals and priorities workable program, county-municipal cooperation, state-municipal cooperation, federal-state-municipal cooperation, and league services and programs. Bryce perform Oct, 13, Hospital Choir will at 5 p. m. Sunday, at First Presbyterian Church 'of Athens, according to the Rev. Oddvar Berg, pastor. Congressman Jones cited the development of communities and rural area facilities as being of like importance. "It is only natural and proper that the people who live in the rural areas should aspire to the same public facilities and conveniences enjoyed by the citizens of your municipality. "These aspirations are giving birth to a proliferation of water supply districts and utlier separate, small corporate entities to piovide services to residents of rural areas," the congressman said. Tennessean Is Valley's New Fiddling Champion In the wee hours of early Sunday morning a Cookeville, Tenn., musician merged as tlie new Tennessee Valley Fiddle King. Frazier Moss, an articulate Tennessee fiddler, won the junior division and took the judge's preierence in the grand finale to win tlie crown before a packed house of 3,000 autlientic old time music lovers. More than 125 old time musicians representing 12 states converged on the Athens College campus Saturday night marking such an overwhelming suci ess that lor':e<J thetolkbue extravaganza into the Sunday morning hours. Tennessee Valley Old Time Fiddlers Association President Bill Harrison, M^ison, announced tlie convention for next year Saturday, Oct. 4, at Athens College. State iiddliug champions crowned Saturday were J. T. Perkins, Boaz, Alabama champ; and Bryson wllemon, Fulton, Miss., for the Magnolia state. Moss, who was a part of a group representing the Teiui-essee Folklore Society, beat Sam Spencer, who took the top honors in the senior division (60 years and older). First place winners in competitive events were Mack Samples, Lancaster, N. C., fiddle ris; Ethridge Scott, Wood-stock, guitar; D. M. Fox, Boaz, mandolin; Kathy Hulan, Nashville, Tenn., dulcimer; Tennessee Tune Twisters, Fayetteville, Tenn., fiddling baiKls; Jeanette Davia, Tennessee Tech, folk singing; Jim Scan-carellis, Charlotte, N. C.. harmonica; Arthur Kuykendall, Albertville, old time banjo; Sam Spencer, Burns, Tenn., senior (ShE PAGE lAvO) Otis Gordon was chairman of the exhibit, while Miss Ella Gordon was chairman of the second place Elkmont elementary exhibit. "William E. Clark, director of public and church relations for the board of education, the Methodist Church, division of higher education, will conduct an orientation session for the new trustees," Phllpot added. Special guest at yesterday's luncheon was Paul Gish Jr., former Athens resident, representing the state attorney general's office. Jyles Machen, Huntsville, represented Congressman Jones. "Area-wide planning and develqirnent could make use of financial capabilities which neither your community nor the rural area possess without such consolidation of efforts." He explained that isolation-PAGE I'vVO) A spokesman for the group said, "The Bryce Hospital Choir is part of our expanding music program at the hospital. Our goals are two-fold: training to lead in worship and therapy. The choir meets for regular rehearsals and sings for Protestant worship services, much like the average church choir. We hope that each member will find his place in a choir when he gets back into his community, and do so with more confidence than ever before. "A person is admitted into the choir by audition and by a doctor's recommendation as part of the patient's treatment. In almost any group of people, music functions as an excellent aid in the process of mixing and socializing. It allows for more self-expression in a nonthreatening manner tlian almost any other form of communication. "Responding rhythmically, within a fraction of a second, harmonically and melodically requires each individual to discipline himself as part of a group. Musical performance usually brings a feeling of accomplishment and gratification, which if important to all of us, and which may help to supply security and induce a lowering of anxiety. "Two things primarily distinguish this choir from tlie average church choir: an extensive touring scliedule and a rap it turnover. The choir travels over 2,000 miles each jear, singing for churches and civic groups all over the state of Alabama. The average mem-bershij) is around 40, but each year the total membership will be well over 100. "The clioir members enjoy the opportunity to get out into the different communities over the state, meet new people and form new relationships. Also, we feel tliat it is equally important tor the people in the commanities to meet and have fellowship with our patients. By having the choir in you com- (SEE PAGE rwO) The speaker schedule was worked out by the District Board of Lay Activities. The slate for Oct. 13 follows: Tanner - 11 a.m.. Dr. Frank N. Phllpot. Bethlehem — 9:30 a.m., Gilbert George, ami 7:15 p.m., Bill Graham. Salem -11 a. m" BUI Graliam. Riddle's Chapel - U a.m., Blnford Turner, and 5:30 p.m., Gilbert George. Lentzvllle - 9:30 a.m., Earl J. Hargrove. Isom's Chapel - 11 a.m., Robert Lambert. October 20 Parker's Chapel - U a.m., Frank Looney. Cambridge -7:30p.m., Frank Looney. SALES CLINIC - Among uiose attending a sales clinic for merchants Tuesday night at H<SiH Barbecue Ranch, conducted by Roy Barnett and Associates ot McMiiuivUle, Tenn and sponsored by the News Courier, were from left* Wallace McDow, manager of the Athens-Lime stone County Chamber of Commerce; Beasley Thompson, general manager of the News Courier; Jimmy Mann, Sears, Roe- buck and Co.; Barnett; Mrs,Rudolph Cox, Merle Norman Cosmetics; Don Killen, Sharp and Kuien Department Store; Frank Griffin, Griffin Maguavox Home Entertainment Center; and David Dunnavant. Athens Furniture Distributors, Several other businessmen also attended. . . . ч (Stati photo by Price Parker)
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With Jones, you give some reliable, much-needed protection to Kent, and take the full offensive responsibility off of Martin, Loney and Ethier's back. And you can count on the guy to play every day.
Batting behind Vlad isn't going to all of a sudden make him more of a contact hitter. He's never been a contact hitter and never will be. Like Iron Duke mentioned, Hunter had Justin Morneau and Joe Mauer around him in the lineup. Absolutely superb hitters in their own right. The argument doesn't make any sense. Just like bringing up Hunter was a contact hitter didn't make any sense.
I'll post up Keith Law's take here as well
In a vacuum, this is an outstanding signing for the Dodgers. Had Andruw Jones had a season closer to his 2006 or 2005 performances, he would have been in line for a five- or six-year deal in the $100 million range.
Jones is still one of the best defensive center fielders in the game, and up until 2007 -- when he allegedly played with a hyper-extended elbow -- was good for an OBP near .350 and 30-40 homers every year. He's also about to turn 31, so he's still in or close to his prime as a hitter. And the Dodgers get the advantage of two of his peak or near-peak years without having to sign him into his mid- or late 30s.
The Dodgers, however, do not play in a vacuum. On the one hand, this could just be an acknowledgement that the Juan Pierre contract was one of the worst of our time, so the Dodgers are treating it as a sunk deal, which they should do. (This would make them the second team to do this with a bad center fielder signing from last winter, on the heels of the Angels signing Torii Hunter two weeks ago after getting Gary Matthews Jr. the year before.)
On the other hand, this could mean the Dodgers intend to deal either Matt Kemp or Andre Ethier in a deal for one of the top starting pitchers on the market, such as Erik Bedard. Trading either of those guys would hurt the Dodgers' offense -- any scheme that puts Pierre in an everyday role hurts their offense almost as much as it hurts my eyes -- but trading Kemp for anything less than a Bedard or a Johan Santana will come back to haunt the Dodgers for years.
Or, should they keep Kemp but send him to Triple-A or relegate him to part-time duty, they'll retard his development, since Kemp is still raw as a baseball player and needs reps at the big-league level to continue to work in areas like pitch recognition and reading flyballs off the bat. They could make out better if they trade Ethier, who is just a fringe-average corner outfielder and unlikely to produce at a higher level than this, but that still hurts their club by giving Pierre 600 at-bats that should go to someone who can hit.
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White Sox maybe, but again they have their own cheap speedy CF in Jerry Owens. Plus the addition Quentin fills in a corner OF spot.
Don't see the Indians either. All in all it'll be a miracle if Ned finds a taker for Pierre. Let's just hope it happens.
i like the signing, its only 2 years so thats good. Also im with everyone here do WHATEVER it takes to get pierre off this team. Trade him to texas for a 6 pack of Lone Star.