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With so many barbecue styles to choose from, it's difficult to narrow all of them down. Barbecue has a rich barbeque, as well as the truncated BBQ) restaurants sprung up all over the north. Though there are so many different places to choose from, 4 main styles of barbecue are generally referenced: Memphis, Carolina, Kansas City, and Texas.
Memphis-Style - Barbecue in Memphis is primarily either ribs or barbecue sandwiches. The ribs come in two predominant styles: wet and dry. Wet ribs are brushed with sauce prior to going on the grill and then brushed once again after they are cooked. Dry ribs are seasoned with any variation of herb and spice rubs, sometimes referred to as 'mops,' or with a salt rub. The barbecue sandwiches served in Memphis are typically chopped pork on a simple, plain bun and topped with Cole slaw. But this chopped pork is so popular that many residents, or even just fans of Memphis style, use the meat for a pizza topping or over nachos.
Carolina- Style - Carolina barbecue is usually pork, a tradition dating back to the pre-colonial barbecues in America. The pork is predominantly pulled, shredded, or chopped, but is at times served sliced. The meat may be rubbed with a spice mixture before it is smoked, and then mopped with a spice and vinegar mixture during Kansas City-Style - Kansas City barbecue is not distinguished primarily by its meats (which is usually smoked with a dry rub), but by the sauce that is used. Kansas City style sauce is thick and sweet with a tomato and molasses base. Surely, you've heard of the ubiquitous K.C. Masterpiece, a top-selling brand throughout the country, but you may not have heard of "Arthur Bryant's", a significantly less sweet variety, or "Gates", notably much spicier than traditional K.C. brands.
Texas-Style - Barbecue outside the United States has a strong association with Texas, many world restaurants claiming to serve "Texas-style" barbecue regardless of the style they actually serve. In truth, Texas recognizes four regional styles of barbecue with different flavors, cooking methods, ingredients, and cultural origins: East, Central, West, and Southern. East Texas style is typically slow-cooked to the point of 'falling off the bone.' East style is smoked over hickory woods, and marinated in a sweet, tomato-based sauce, served chopped instead of sliced. In Central Texas style, the beef is spice rubbed and cooked over indirect heat from pecan or oak wood. West Texas, or "cowboy-style," is cooked over direct mesquite wood. West style sometimes results in a bitter tasting meat. South Texas style is differentiated by the thick molasses mop slathered over the meat keeping it very moist and cooked in the 'barbacoa' style.
Other BBQ Styles- California has a well-known barbecue dish called 'tri-tip' beef rump, which is sometimes cut into steaks. The Santa Maria style from the central coast uses the portable 'towed' trailer seen in farmers' markets. In Hawaii, the Luau originates from barbecue cooking traditions of the native Polynesians. Many other states in America have different barbecue styles, but these are all generally influenced by the regional states nearby. Kentucky is one more state of note, as the meat of choice used is mutton.


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Sherlock's Steven Moffat has confessed he is worried Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman will become too famous to star in the show.
Steven co-created the TV adaptation of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's famous detective with Mark Gatiss and since it launched in 2010 Star Trek's Benedict and The Hobbit star Martin have gone on to become massive Hollywood stars.
Steven told The Sun: "It's a problem by accident and design. We do have two of the biggest film stars in the world playing the leads in our show. But they seem to like doing it and we hope we can hang on to them for a bit."
The third series of the BBC One detective drama begins filming in March and will be broadcast in the autumn.
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Importance Of Poetry
Christopher Fry couldn't have been more right when he said "Poetry is the language in which man explores his own amazement". The quote perfectly describes the importance of poetry in a human being's life. A type of communication and expressiveness in a written form, poetry liberates one from sufferings, oppression and suppression on one hand, while revealing love, happiness and pleasure on the other. Though poetry, for some, can be source of income or fame, but for others, it is more than that. Not a career, or a passion, or a form of entertainment, it is an altogether different lifestyle for a passionate poet. Poetry is just another way to express one's thoughtfulness and desires and letting the rest of the world to be aware of the same.
Significance Of Poems & Poetry
Voices Your Thoughts
A person is constantly involved in thinking a variety of things. Through poetry, one can lend voice to one's thoughts, feelings and beliefs. Often, poetry is the resultant of misunderstandings that a person often undergoes. The anger, frustration and agony are revealed through penning down the different expressions one feels at that moment. Poetry allows you to visualize things from the eyes of the writer, thus marking the importance of writing poetry.
Reveals Reality
Real people, or precisely real poets, write poetry to express their real emotions which are otherwise difficult to reveal in words. Emotions and sentiments that we would be feeling at one time are penned by some poet around the world, at some other time. While we prefer confining those emotions in our heart, poets pour them out in the form of poetry. Thus, poems allow us to look beyond the surface. This is usually done by using metaphors or other abstract ways, thus provoking you to think deeply on the meaning engulfed in them.
Expresses Beauty
Poetry is another form of expressing beauty and revealing your feelings. A fancy art in itself, poetry incites a person to see beyond the missing bells and whistles that have been deliberately removed from the poetry. This forces readers to concentrate and imagine the words that would perfectly fit in the poetry, so as to complete the unsaid thoughts.
Depicts Historical Events
Poetry has been in existence since ages. Poems from the ancient historical eras give us a glimpse of the previous generations, right from depicting historical events to the primeval lifestyles. The thoughts and feelings of the oldies are depicted to us. What was considered beautiful, important or even profound, is clearly stated to us through those poems.
Succinctly, the importance of poetry is best revealed through a John Keats quote which states, "Poetry should... should strike the reader as a wording of his own highest thoughts, and appear almost a remembrance."
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---- — Donald W. Dalby, 99, of Mt. Vernon, died 10 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 1, 2014, at his home in Mt. Vernon.
He was born Wednesday, July 15, 1914, in Sesser, the son of Alvin and Mazie C. (Leonard) Dalby. He married Ruth A. Foreman on Nov. 22, 1938, in El Paso. She preceded him in death on April 2, 2010; they were married for 71 years.
Donald worked for and retired from DeWitt Lumber Co. He and his wife were long time members of Hopewell United Methodist Church and he served as a trustee of Hopewell Cemetery for many years.
He is survived by three daughters, Judith Williams of Mt. Vernon, Janet Byars and husband Ed of Texico and Joyce Richardson and husband Ken of Mt. Vernon; six grandchildren, Dee Allen, Gary Williams and wife Eileen, James Williams and wife Vonna, Mark Byars and wife Becky, Lori McGovern and husband Kevin and Ryan Richardson; 15 great-grandchildren; and six great-great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents; wife; brother, Leonard Dalby; three sisters, Thelma Beal, Rose Marie Green and Madge Hawkins; and son-in-law, Norman G. Williams.
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Four of the five Roush Racing teammates filled the top two rows in the field lead by Carl Edwards on the pole. Mark Martin started second with Kurt Busch and Greg Biffle rounding out the Roush domination in qualifying. Hendrick Motorsports teammates filled out the third row as Jeff Gordon and Jimmie Johnson qualified fifth and sixth.
Drop The Green Flag
The Roush teammates at the front of the pack took turns letting each other lead as Edwards, Martin, Busch and Biffle all lead in the early going and got five bonus points each for leading the race. When they finally settled down to the race Saturday night's Busch series winner Carl Edwards held the lead over teammates Busch and Biffle.
As the race closed in on the 100 mile mark Carl Edwards had a tire problem and spun leaving the lead to his teammates. His spin dropped him to the back of the field but he had a fast car and plenty of time to make it back to the front.
The race had a solemn mood as the terrible tragedy of hurricane Katrina weighed heavily on everyone's mind. Like the rest of the nation New Orleans and the rest of the gulf coast was first in everyone's thoughts. NASCAR has announced that it is working with the American Red Cross to help with hurricane relief.
Handling was a focus of the night as many drivers struggled to find the balance and make their cars work well as the sun set and track conditions changed. Many were loose early in the race and then struggled with tight conditions after the sun went down.
Chasing The Checkers
Kyle Busch was the class of the second half of the race. The caution flew with 10 laps to go and then took the green again two laps later. Pit strategy came into play as some stayed out, some drivers took two and some took four tires. This scrambled the field for the restart.
Robby Gordon restarted in the lead but was no match for fresher tires. Kyle Busch had the lead back before they got to the back stretch on the restart and he was long gone.
Top Ten
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- Jamie McMurray
- Ricky Rudd
- Joe Nemechek
The Points
Everyone in the top six are locked into the Chase. The real battle is from Matt Kenseth in 8th to Elliott Sadler in 13th. Two of those drivers will race for a championship over the last ten races of the season while the other three will have to begin building for next season.
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- Jimmie Johnson -258
- Rusty Wallace -313
- Mark Martin -421
- Kurt Busch -456
- Jeremy Mayfield -497
- Carl Edwards -556
- Matt Kenseth -631
- Jamie McMurray -641
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Novels — good novels — can serve as windows to new worlds. A shared discussion of these novels enriches that exploration, and that is what alumni, parents, and friends said the Colgate LW Online program did this past semester.
Nearly 200 people participated in the distance-learning program, which is an extension of a course for undergraduates that has been in place for about 25 years. This year's program focused on international writers.
"To have an opportunity for educational engagement post-graduation [through LW Online] was a fantastic opportunity for me," said Geoffrey Gold '86. "With a focus on international writers this year, it really opened a new world about places and things that I didn't have much familiarity with, which is one of the primary reasons this course in particular interested me."
Led by English professors Jane Pinchin and Jennifer Brice, LW Online included book discussions that were webcast live from the video studio at Case Library and Geyer Center for Information Technology.
Program participants phoned in questions or used an interactive chat to share comments with the professors and their studio guests, including author Daniel Alarcón, Colgate President Jeffrey Herbst, fellow Colgate professor Kezia Page, and Jim Elrod '76.
Some participants met at a New York City event at the program's start. A blog kept participants engaged throughout the semester, and the capstone event on campus involved the appearance of Salman Rushdie.
Those who returned to meet Rushdie first made a stop in Lawrence Hall to sit in on the undergraduate Living Writers course.
They were able to interact with current students and discuss Rushdie's work before going to hear the author's public talk at Memorial Chapel. A dinner with Rushdie followed, and a chance to wrap things up was available at a LW Online breakfast the next day.
"This group brought to the table a range of experience and expertise that energized and humbled Jane and me," said Brice. "The range and depth of conversations we've been able to have—online, over the phone, and in person — was hugely exciting."
In addition to Rushdie and Alarcon, the program focused on books by Alexandra Fuller, Chimamanda Adichie, and Orhan Pamuk.
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3:00pm Friday 30th May 2014 in Sport By Andy Carswell, Reporter
TEENAGE duo Charlie Horlock and Tommy Fletcher will remain with Wanderers for another season after penning new contracts.
The two 19-year-olds have both agreed new one year deals to keep them at Adams Park.
Goalkeeper Horlock played in the Wanderers youth team until U16 level before moving to Stevenage, returning to Adams Park last summer as number two to Matt Ingram.
Defender Fletcher signed from non-league Cheshunt last year and was given a one year contract with an option for a second year, which has been taken up by manager Gareth Ainsworth.
A condition of that deal was a friendly with Fletcher's former club, and Wanderers open their pre-season campaign with a trip to Cheshunt at 1pm on Saturday, July 12.
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Reiki Cleansing is a healing art practice that was developed in the early 1900′s by Mikao Usui. Like varieties of ancient Eastern wellness practices, Reiki utilizes a series of fasting exercises to cleanse the body. Usui's Reiki Cleansing program developed from a 21-day fasting and meditation retreat located in the mountains of Japan. Usui died a few years after he developed the Reiki Cleansing program but the Reiki tradition continues to grow as a way t cleanse. Some people use the method as a weight loss regimen. There is no scientific evidence put forth by the Reiki practitioners and trainers concerning the effectiveness of the program for long term weight loss.
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A Reiki Cleansing program permits a day of fasting from all food. Only water is allowed on this the next days will allow for the gradual re-introduction of certain foods. The first foods re-introduced are fruit and juices. Then vegetables and some dairy products will be brought back into the program next. After the first week of the program other foods such as meats, sugars, and white flour are slowly brought back in. The bodily cleansing is supposed to be accompanied the various spiritual and mental disciplines such as meditation and are supposed to be based on Usui's original formulas.
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The Reiki Cleansing system was developed as a spiritual awareness ritual that some have decided to turn into a weight loss formula. Although cleansing routines may help to alleviate fluid weight or short term weight, as soon as the dieter begins to eat again, the weight will return. The Reiki method is not supported by scientific research.
- Reiki Cleansing might help the dieter to boost weight loss in the beginning.
- Reiki Cleansing does not require the purchase or taking of supplements.
- Reiki Cleansing is a system developed several years ago.
- Reiki Cleansing is not supported by the scientific community.
- Reiki Cleansing may not be effective at helping with long term weight goals.
Using Reiki Cleansing may be tempting to detoxify the body and jumpstart a weight loss plan. However, there is no evidence to support long term use of the cleansing system. The system does provide instruction on the deletion and reintroduction of food but does not provide a long term healthy nutrition plan for people to follow, nor is there a recommended exercise program. The program was not designed as a weight loss program initially. People who intend to use this system may wish to speak to their medical doctor or other health care professional before starting the system.


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i planned to host a fabulous easter brunch at our new place. the menu was set (gluten-free quiche, anyone?), lu had the perfect dress, and our yard was ready for the egg hunt and our new bubble machine. but of course, sh*t happens…and easter? well, it was cancelled…
god damnit. i just had more one thing to do: get a bunch of crap to put in the plastic jumbo eggs for the egg hunt. so lulu and i cruised over to party city and loaded up on rubber balls, slinkies, yo-yos, stickers and other dumb made-in-china, probably lead-filled junk that kids just love. what about candy, you ask? nope, no candy. maybe next year, but lu doesn't even know what it is yet. i know, i'm mean, but tough titties, kid.
well apparently my stupid uterus didn't like party city as much as lu and i did—cuz it had a meltdown afterward. the result? strict bed rest for another 2 weeks. ugh, jesus, i was only outta bed for 1 day. f*ck you, party city.
it sucks cuz i love easter: the bunnies, the flowers, the bonnets and all that crap. the one thing i despise: hard-boiled eggs. so i'll dye eggs…oh i'll dye the sh*t out of 'em, but don't expect me to eat 'em. woof.
up until a few years ago, my dad still had an annual egg hunt for my sister, weezie, and me. but in the true spirit of easter, our eggs had cold, hard cash in them. my dad would stuff 'em with money, from pennies (damn him) to dolla-bills (score!). and weez and i would trip over each other trying to stock up on quarters for laundry. isn't that what every family does on easter?
i did take lulu to sit on the easter bunny's lap last week. btw, what's the point of it? are you supposed to ask the easter bunny for presies, like you do with santa? i actually asked the dude in line in front of us. his answer: "um, i'm a jew…i have no idea." then he started asking me questions, like how a bunny is supposed to lay eggs. point is, he was a nice, jewish dad taking his catholic daughter to see the easter bunny. i'll give you one guess where puddn was…yep, the golf course.
anyway, lu's too dumb, oops, i mean, young, to understand the whole bunny business. so we're just gonna postpone easter for a coupla weeks…or whenever i can get outta this bed. that is, unless i go crazy first.
happy easter!!! hope you got lots of money in your eggs!
and check out puddn's new blog at www.mywifelies.com.


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The Ohio State Buckeyes are now 5-2 in Big Ten play, while the Nebraska Cornhuskers have fallen to 2-6 after the Buckeyes' easy 79-45 win in Lincoln, Nebraska. Thad Motta likes to play a small rotation and give his stars a lot of minutes in most games, but did not play any member of his starting five for 30 minutes in the rout.
Nebraska was within a respectable 16 points at halftime, but things got ugly in the second half. At the under-12 minute media timeout, the Buckeyes had a 56-28 lead. Matta used his entire bench in the game while limiting Jared Sullinger to just 26 minutes. In that limited time, he racked up 14 points and five rebounds. William Buford was the game's leading scorer with 15 points. There was not a Nebraska player in double figures.
For more on the two teams, check out Ohio State Buckeyes blog Along The Olentangy and Nebraska Cornhuskers blog Corn Nation.


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Perfect Duluth Day was founded on June 29, 2003 by Barrett Chase and Scott "Starfire" Lunt. Their goal was to develop a community blog for Duluthians to share information about the events, history and culture of the area.
PDD became a limited liability company in 2009. In addition to the founders, other partners are Brian Barber, Cory Fechner and Paul Lundgren.
Content on the website is created by over 2,000 registered users, who author the posts that appear each day. Hundreds more contribute through comments to the posts. Google Analytics estimates about 20,000 unique visitors read PDD's content each month.
Perfect Duluth Day celebrated its 10-year anniversary in 2013 and was recognized with a congratulatory plaque from the Duluth Area Chamber of Commerce. Duluth-Superior Magazine named PDD the Best Website and Best Blog in its "Best of 2013 Guide."
PDD's publishing platform is WordPress, an open source application that manages blog content. Prior to Jan. 30, 2009, PDD used two other platforms: Moveable Type (2005 to 2009) and Blogger (2003 to 2005).


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The Reader Interview: Taylor Swift
November 19, 2012 at 9:00 am , by Sonia Harmon
Every month an LHJ reader will get the chance to interview one of their favorite celebrities. This month, Gigi Kidary of Winter Park, Florida quizzes the singer-songwriter about her new CD, the most influential person in her life, and more.
Why is your new album called Red?
Most of the songs on this album are about fast-paced, out-of-control love. And the title track, "Red" is about a love that's so intense, you can't forget it. To me, intense emotion is red. This album documents my experiences with those types of relationships, from beginning to end.
Do you write better songs when you're happy or sad?
I write songs about both the good and bad parts of love, so it's hard to say which is the better inspiration. Sometimes sadness can be so overwhelming, it stifles you. I'd much rather be happy, so I choose that as my preferred inspiration.
You've collaborated with a lot of great artists. Is there someone you haven't worked with yet that you would like to?
All of the artists I wanted to work with more than anything are on this album.
How long does it usually take you to write a song?
It varies. I could get a lightning bolt of inspiration and write a song in 20 minutes, or I could labor over one for four months and put it down, then go back to it. That's what I love about songwriting. You never know how or when it's going to happen.
When you find time to read, what kind of books do you read?
I love The Hunger Games series and I was so honored to get to write music for the movie. Those books suck you in and keep you engaged like nothing I've read before.
Who is the most influential person in your life?
My mom. I've never gone a day without talking to her, and she gives me the wisest advice. But most of all, she's put her kids first since we were born. Growing up, she was always there for me when I needed a friend. That's why she's still one of my closest friends now.
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The Reader Interview: Reba McEntire
October 1, 2012 at 9:00 am , by Sonia Harmon
Every month an LHJ reader will get the chance to interview one of their favorite celebrities. This month, Michelle Broussard of Missouri City, Texas quizzes McEntire about her new show (Malibu Country), what it means to be a southern belle, and more.
I can't wait for Malibu Country. What's your character like?
I play an ex-country singer, whose husband, a very famous country singer, cheats on her. She gets a divorce and moves to Nashville from Malibu to restart her career so she can support her kids.
What makes you a true southern belle?
Southern principles, morals and a good sense of humor. Respecting my elders. I don't take some things as seriously as other folks.
Do you have any hidden talents?
Not that I know of! I've recently taken fly fishing lessons so I think I'm hooked on that.
I'm a redhead too, and my skin is sensitive to the sun. How do you keep your complexion so flawless?
I try to stay out of the sun as much as I can, cleanse my face daily and moisturize a lot! I always look for new products that will erase brown spots and get rid of wrinkles.
When can we expect a new album from you?
I started recording in the studio over the summer so new music will be out soon. Some of the music I'm recording will be for the TV show too.
What's one food you could live off of for the rest of your life?
Red beans and cornbread—I love that. But one food? Beef stew!
What advice would you give to your 15-year-old self?
Enjoy life. Love yourself. Have fun. Don't get so nervous. Practice more. Take better care of your body—exercise more and quit picking up 50-pound sacks of cattle feed!
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The Reader Interview: Carrie Ann Inaba
August 30, 2012 at 9:30 am , by Sonia Harmon
Every month an LHJ reader will get the chance to interview one of their favorite celebrities. This month, Linda Jacob of Prince George, Virginia quizzes Dancing with the Stars judge Carrie Ann Inaba about grading the dancers, her BFF Bruno, and more.
Has the audience reaction ever made you change your opinion of a performance?
There are so many elements that go into a score, and the audience's response is a big one. After all, a performance is for the audience, so if the audience doesn't like it, I can't give it a great score. The other elements that go into my scoring include technique, musicality, their chemistry and the way it all looks.
Who would be your dream partner if you were competing on DWTS?
My dream partner would, of course, be none other than Len Goodman himself. He's the king of ballroom, and I would settle for nothing less than the best, and that would be Mr. Len Goodman.
Most people don't know you started off as a singer. What is your singing style like?
I have a voice that's like Sinéad O'Connor and Karen Carpenter mixed together. And when I write music my style is country/folk, kind of like Tracy Chapman. I like simple ballads and songs that tell stories because I was raised in Hawaii, and in Hawaii all the songs are like folk tales and tell stories. I'm actually getting back into writing again, so it's nice. I play the piano and the ukulele and I'm learning how to play the guitar.
What's the best advice you've ever received? Read more
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The Reader Interview: Ricki Lake
August 2, 2012 at 9:30 am , by Sonia Harmon
Every month an LHJ reader will get the chance to interview one of their favorite celebrities. This month, Karen McCrea of Atlanta quizzes Ricki Lake about her new talk show (The Ricki Lake Show) how she maintains her weight loss, and more.
How will your new talk show be different from your old one?
My new show is entirely different because I'm a more evolved Ricki now. I've been through so much—marriage, kids, divorce, balancing work and family—but I still have quite a bit to learn. I want to get into the audience and, with them, learn from the experts and guests who all have invaluable perspectives on topics like personal relationships and raising children.
How do you maintain your weight loss?
I've tried it all. I have done all of the diets and all of the exercise programs. They all work, basically. The key is being realistic about your body type and goals and sticking to a way of eating and working out that fits into your schedule. I'm conscious of what I eat but I don't deprive myself of treats. And, whenever possible, I choose to be more active than less active, whether that means taking a walk after dinner or taking a nighttime swim rather than sitting on the couch and watching a movie. Read more
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The Reader Interview: Jimmy Fallon
June 28, 2012 at 8:30 am , by Ladies' Lounge
Every month an LHJ reader will get the chance to interview one of their favorite celebrities. This month, Deborah Chamberlain of Wisconsin quizzes the Late Night host Jimmy Fallon about his new comedy CD (Blow Your Pants Off), bucket list, and more.
It's been ten years since your last comedy album—what made you decide to do another?
It's been ten years since my last comedy album. MP3′s didn't even exist. I really wanted to have an album out in this decade.
What's your favorite track on Blow Your Pants Off and why?
My favorite track on the album is probably "Scrambled Eggs" with Paul McCartney. It wasn't even supposed to happen really. I was doing the pre-interview with Paul up in his dressing room at Saturday Night Live, you know, just going over what we were going to talk about on our show, stuff like that. So I told him I had a bit if he'd like to do it. He politely declined. So I tell him that it's based on "Yesterday" and how when he first wrote that song it was titled "Scrambled Eggs" and he told me that he knew that story because HE did it. I felt like Chris Farley. So he politely declines again. So I tried one more time. I started to sing our version of "Yesterday" called "Scrambled Eggs." "Scrambled eggs, oh my baby how I love your legs, but not as much as I love scrambled eggs. Oh, have you tried scrambled eggs?" Cut to Paul's head over my shoulder and he's singing "… waffle fries." He was in! I said, "You'll do it?" and he said, "As long as you do it with me!" That's when I fainted. Read more
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The Reader Interview: Bethenny Frankel
May 31, 2012 at 8:30 am , by Sonia Harmon
Every month an LHJ reader will get the chance to interview one of their favorite celebrities. This month, super-fan Jeannie Crofts of Chicago quizzes reality star and businesswoman Bethenny Frankel about her new talk show (Bethenny), married life and sky-high heels.
How will your new show stand out?
I like to speak honestly to the audience. The show is about discussing what women talk about when they're out having cocktails with friends. We're going to talk about sex, money, religion, family, shopping, and so much more. I'm not a big fan of the teleprompter or cue cards.
What's it been like working with your producer, Ellen DeGeneres?
Ellen appreciates me for who I am and for how different we are. She knows I'm like a mustang and you just have to let me run! She likes that you never know what's going to come out of my mouth. I've been on almost every talk show there is and I've been interviewed by the best, but the god's honest truth is that no one listens like she does. No one else reacts truthfully and off the cuff like Ellen, and there isn't anyone on this planet whose stamp of approval means more in this space.
You're always so great about bringing your personal life and experiences to your shows. Will you be as open with this talk show?
As long as I am committed to being on television connecting to an audience, I will be honest about every area of my life. My fans have inspired me and given me the success that people only dream of. I have a responsibility to them even if it means exposing my personal life and mistakes.
Your life has changed tremendously in a fairly short amount of time. How do you stay so grounded?
I really haven't changed because I don't comprehend the success the way others do. I just do what I do every day to the best of my ability. Good enough simply isn't good enough. I'm also lucky to have such interactive fans. They keep me grounded because they are very much so.
Just like your husband Jason [Hoppy], my husband Mike is a good-looking man who gets a lot of attention from women. How do you deal?
I'm not a jealous person. I don't even know if Jason gets attention from women—I don't really see it and he doesn't tell me. Looks are the least interesting thing about Jason to me, so that isn't on my radar.
Your shoes are gorgeous. What's the secret to walking around in such high heels without falling over?
I love them so I just suck it up! What's funny is that I have a very defined arch in my feet, so wearing flats is more uncomfortable for me at times.
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Sunday, February 22, 2009
Hot plate
2 comments:
- blogmaster said...
Trivia: "Hot Plate" was a subsidiary of MCS when it was Motocross South and before it was co-owned by George Esser, father of the NBL and '79 NBL #1 pro Greg Esser. I can't recall the name of MCS's founder, but like Champion and Redline, MCS was a motorcycle swingarm manufacturer before they got into BMX.
- February 22, 2009 at 1:38 PM
- Lime's said...
Nice! Christmas of 1980 I found A blue on blue Kuwahara with a Hot Plate under the tree. Wish I still had it.
- February 22, 2009 at 3:36 PM
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Bower Bathtime
As a relatively new mom, one of the things that I struggle with most is making time for cleaning. As in cleaning me. Vomit in your mouth a little, huh?
The first few weeks after Will arrived on earth, I did not shower. I did not wash my hair. I did not brush my teeth. I was like a walking swamp monster fresh from the murky bottoms. And let's not even talk about my murky bottom. JOKE. sortof.
Then one day, as I was running into a local Walgreens with a cholicy baby in my sling and bags under my eyes that were big enough to get rejected at the airport….I got a wakeup call. I was there to pick up some more Balmex or Desitin or something baby related and the cutest woman from some part of Asia Pacific region (forgive me for not asking what country exactly) was behind the counter saw me and my fresh-from-the-swamp appearance and asked very politely if I was also purchasing the random bottle of Dove body wash that a previous customer left on the counter.
"Um, no…my baby doesn't let me shower…" I joked.
"Ooooh….baby needs clean mommy too!" she said with just enough broken english to make it adorable and less deserving of a karate chop to the jugular (yes…I was hormonal and dirty and not ready to be told what my baby did or did not need).
All that being said, I realized something. She was right. My baby needs me. He needs me to choose to put him down and take a ten minute shower. He needs me to take time for myself. Exit soapbox.
So all that was to say – I took a bath with Will.
We cranked up the jets and got the tub completely filled with bubbles. This is definitely one of the things that is different and awesome about the new house…the bigger bathroom WITH A TUB. (excuse my makeupless appearance and the poopie-do)
Will didn't understand how to get the bubbles off his hands. He would shake, wipe, clap and then they were still there. Eventually he resorted to pinching them off one by one.
Also – nobody told me what a difference toys make. First of all – they are literally the single most important thing in bathtime (short of the baby and the water). I can make due without a towel…but do not mess with my bathtime tambourine.
This little face reminds me of my sister for some reason. The way he's holding his lips. Weird how you can see different people in a split second.
After we play and rinse and all that, I usually help Will clean up his toys. And when I say "help" I mean, I sing while he is supposed to clean up.
Usually he thinks that if he flashes me his fake smile, I will help him. And he's usually right. It's just hilarious.
And now for the throwing stuff photos…
And this one is hilarious. It's like he is sacrificing the block to the Lord…but first, he is saying "WHY GOD?! WHY!?"
So there you have it – totally random Bowerness.
Do you sing bathtime songs with your kids? Cleanup songs? Metallica anyone?
Anyone else get called out by someone when it comes to personal cleanliness?
Or perhaps you are still just laughing about the little guy's mullet?
Kara permalinkJuly 5, 2011
I don't think I've ever gone a few weeks without bathing (but then again I've never had a kid, so never say never right?) but I do sometimes feel like I'm just too tired and rundown by the end of the day to go through that motion. In Friends with Money, one of the characters went weeks without washing her hair and said that she just didn't feel like it when it would get dirty and she'd have to do it all over again. I totally get that.
But thankfully I've never been called on it. Awkward!
July 5, 2011
I had the swine flu last year (it was lovely) and managed not to shower for like four days (honestly it may have been five.) I finally dragged myself out of bed when I started to fear that my then-fiance now-husband was having second thoughts about marrying the swamp creature that had taken up residence in his home.
July 5, 2011
Ah, I can SO relate! Told with your usual humour that had me laughing out loud at work. Too funny. I wonder if miss-broken-english every could imagine she'd appear on your blog!? I love the photos and am amazed at how wonderful they look with the bright window behind. I always have trouble getting a good shot in those conditions and am still trying to figure out the best settings for that – trial and error. Hilarious 'throwing shots'. Thanks for the funny post!
July 5, 2011
Our problem is not toy-throwing, but rather that my 14th month spends her whole time trying to climb out of the tub herself. Trying to make the child be IN the tub is semi-impossible, at least 1 limb is usually over the edge. Sometimes I take a bath with her, but I'm still nursing her, so then she wants bathtime to be eating time, because after all, the food source is exposed!
I find myself singing a lot of "Do de rubber duck" a la Ernie, and "Splish splash I was taking a bath".
And I agree with the previous poster that the pictures with the bright windows behind them are awesome! So cute.
Brooke permalinkJuly 5, 2011
I don't have kids (yet) but I did work a graveyard shift for many years. (I was a television news producer who had to be at work at 12:30am – BLECH) Anyhoo – living the life of a vampire killed my soul and I seriously lost the will to shower some days. I know that sounds awful but I was sooooo sleep deprived and just generall wrecked, I couldn't deal with it. So, even though I'm not a mom, on many levels I can ABSOLUTELY relate to you. And isn't funny how a random stranger can have such an impact?
July 5, 2011
When Jack was about a month old my sister convinced me that I COULD take a shower with him in the crib, and it WOULD be ok if he cried. I proceeded to sob through that shower, since I could hear him screaming, even over the vent and the shower noise. Never again. After that my biggest (hormonally-fueled) rage at my husband was the fact that he didn't notice I hadn't taken a shower and offer to watch the baby for me while I took 15 minutes to get de-scummified (it's a word!) Now, less hormonal, and much more rational, I "ask" (demand) him to make time for me to do so…at least twice a week…
July 5, 2011
When my oldest was a toddler, getting him into his PJ's wasn't exactly fun. He did have a cute little car that played the beat from "Hammertime," so one night, I started singing along.
"Stop! Jammy time! Duh-duh-duh-duh-da!"
He thought it was hilarious, and PJ-time (now Jammy Time, still, even though he's 11) was never difficult again.
Songs work wonders with kids.
That, or seeing their moms make complete goofs of themselves.
carrie permalinkJuly 5, 2011
I am freakin CRACKIN up at the throwing stuff pictures!!!
taylor permalinkJuly 5, 2011
So cute! What kind of bubble bath do you guys use? I wasn't sure which kind works well with babies sensitive skin?
Tallulah Eulallie permalinkJuly 5, 2011
I'm afraid his "fake" smile would work on me, too. Good thing he's not mine; that little boy would be spoiled rotten!
Carollyn permalinkJuly 5, 2011
First let me say, I adore your blog. I read it all the time. I thank YHL for introducing us; in my imaginary world I hang with you and the Petersik's. We have a blast, just so ya know. Second, those pics of you and Will in the tub make my heart melt. I ALWAYS bathed with my babies. Probably for far too long, like, um… three or four years old. It was just easier (especially with my rambunctious boy) and it was bonding time. Go you. Last, thanks for being you and putting out your thoughts on the internets, it brightens my day.
July 5, 2011
I have learned if you dont take your shower when they take their first nap, you might just not be getting your shower. Thats what we do everyday, we wake up at 6, eat breakfast, my daughter gets a bath and then when she goes for her first nap at 8am, I go for a shower and get myself all dressed. Shes 7 months old now, so we are in a nice little routine. She was a great sleeper even in the begining, so I took good care of myself. I'm finding in the heat of summer though I dont know what to do with my hair, I dont want to blow dry it so it ends up being half curly half straight and a whole lotta mess. I need to force myself to blow dry it, because its NOT pretty au natural!! And i'm totally jealous that you have a big tub for baths. Maybe we'll have to do that when we go on vacation soon. = )
July 5, 2011
Ooooh this is so cute! And hilarious. You are so clever Katie Bower. I sing Splish Splash to Brody during bath time, then when we put jammies on, for some dumb reason I sing Big and Chunky (it's from Madagascar sung by Will I Am). I started singing it to him when he was about 2 months old, and he STILL smiles every night at me during the song. (I actually posted about this on my blog a while back…the song is attached – http://psandtheirpod.blogspot.com/2011/02/big-and-chunky.html)
Amanda permalinkJuly 5, 2011
The "throwing stuff" pics had me gasping for air, I was laughing so hard. Your captions are priceless!
Theresa permalinkJuly 5, 2011
I'm so not getting in a bath with my boy (2.5). He stands at one end, launches himself forward and splashes, or lands on his sister if she's not quick enough to move!
Love the throwing things pics, hate to tell you, it still hasn't stopped here!
Ann permalinkJuly 5, 2011
Who am I to judge? Each to his own, but I am glad you decided to shower. I understand how even the most simple of things can be physically exhausting after having a child. I've been there.
Anyway, I think you should have a link of photos with Will just throwing things. It totally makes my day!!
Take care!
Nicole permalinkJuly 5, 2011
I sing the "clean up" song with my high school Juniors when we are putting away art supplies—does that count? (p.s. they L-O-V-E it—they all laugh and dance and clap along–goobers)
Destiny permalinkJuly 5, 2011
This is one of my all-time favorite posts ever. It's everything good and that Will Bower, well he's just adorable cute!
I jusr read the results, via the comments, of your recent survey and realized that at 48, I just may be your oldest reader. Duh, duh, duh…
Random things about me? I am not fan of condensation, especially on a glass, and will chug down a warm soda/tea just to avoid it. {It grosses me out and I don't enjoy the drink, but I like condensation less!) If I do put ice in a drink, I wrap the glass with napkins or paper towels; despite the fact that I get picked on, by everyone, for doing it. {I've decided that blending in is overrated!} Nor am I a fan of the way my husband sneezes. Had I known before I said "Yes. I will!" I may have reconsidered…
What do I like about this here little blog of yours? Just every little thing!
Stefanie permalinkJuly 13, 2011
Get some Tervis Tumblers, and you'll never have to deal with condensation again!
July 5, 2011
So cute! Today I let my 11 month old play in the bathroom while I showered…while I was conditioning my hair I hear a thud…he had plunged head first into the tub, fully clothed, with a poopy diaper, then proceeded to drink the water off the tub floor…totally gross! But at least I didn't need to give him a separate bath tonight
Danielle permalinkJuly 5, 2011
I am a stay t home mom too and I struggle with the whole shower thing. Gavyn wakes up around 6:30am and takes his first nap at 9. So by that time the house is a mess scattered toys everywhere, milk and food all over floors(from throwing), vaccuming needs done, dishes, laundry, the bathrooms need cleaned and by that time hes up. Im lucky if I get him down for an hour. Then its toys all over again, lunch, afternoon walk,playtime with the dogs, visiting the horses and more playtime then afternoon nap. Which means that thefloor need mop, more dishes to do, garbage taken out and tidying rooms. Then he is up and ready for round 3. Making dinner for when the Hubs gets home and Justin spending time with Gavyn. Gavyn bath time, family time and Gavyn back to bed at 7-7:30pm. Then its cleaning while he is on the computer and then couple time before bed. CRAZY CRAZY
Justin give me crap all the time about personal hygenie. If I go 2 days without showering for the rest of the week the first thing he says when he comes home is "Did Mommy shoer today." We dont go anywhere due to Justin taking our only vechicle to work so most of the days I dont even get out of my PJs. Then on weekend he gets to see how busy being at home really is. Recently he told me that there would be know way he could stay at home. Not just keeping up with Gavyn, cleaning, cooking but also mentally. It is very lonely and Justin just odesnt get it but someday he does.
Kristel permalinkJuly 6, 2011
"pants on the ground, pants on the ground, looking like a fool with yo pants on the ground." That's what we sing when it is clean up time. Why? Because I teach preschool and sing the damn cleanup song at least 3 times a day and it is my summer break and cannot deal with it any longer. So I picked the next song that popped into my head and that's that! We even have a booty shake that goes with it. My 14 month old can rock it! Your child is absolutely adorable and I am digging all those bubbles!!
Karla permalinkJuly 6, 2011
such an adorable, refreshing post! A reminder to take time for the simple things!
July 6, 2011
I don't know what you're talking about, not showering after your baby was born. Oh, wait, yes, I do. Sometimes I forget things, because along with stealing my bathing time, my children have also stolen MY BRAIN. I love that the nurses tell you to take three to four "hot soaks" a day for a week after you have a kid… WHEN? I mean, my hubby helps out, but come on!
Thanks for the awesome post about the truth of new babies: mommies are dirty.
You made me laugh after four hours of sleep.
July 6, 2011
"… they have also stolen MY BRAIN"- haha!!! I laughed out loud at that one! Know how you feel
July 6, 2011
Will is SOOO adorable! And I do love his mullet! Do you think he will be getting a haircut any time soon?
Tara permalinkJuly 6, 2011
Love the pics! My husband still bathes our 20-month old twins separately in the baby bathtub! Alex is 95% for everything and barely fits in the darn thing but DH is too afraid of using the big tub for them, singularly or together. We made a deal that the baby whale tub is not coming on our 2-year birthday trip.
July 6, 2011
Loved this post Katie! so funny and cute Any baby bath toy recommendations? (I checked the 'our stuff' page first )
We have the little squirty animals but my little one is not so into them…
July 6, 2011
Salutations! I am sorry Katie, but I just think I love you. I just discovered your blog, and I have to say your narrative is absolutely hilarious. Your bravery and "keeping it real" approach is just refreshing. I can relate to this post, my son is 4 now, but back when he was a little bambino, I completely forgot about me. Your son is so adorable, I love the last picture. Keep on trucking girly, I will be back for my daily bower randomness. lol xoxx
sarah permalinkJuly 6, 2011
Love this post. Too true about new moms (and not so new moms) not having time to shower. We had some folks over for Clara's first birthday dinner and my father in law asked what I had learned in the first year. My response was, "showering is optional". There were a few times when I could put her in the swing, or in the exersaucer and she'd stay happy while I showered, but now she's too busy to want to stay put for even 5 minutes.
I'm also interested in bath toy suggestions, and also was wondering how warm do you get the bath for Will? I tried bathing with Clara, but when I set the temp according to our highly scientific duck that changes color when the water is too hot, I froze my bum off. Maybe now that she's older she can handle a slightly warmer temp.
Thanks for the adorable pictures. You've inspired me to get a new camera.
July 8, 2011
I hate our tub. It's nasty, old (like 50 years or more) and needs to be replaced, but we haven't gotten to it yet. So, ever since Adam was too big for the kitchen sink, we've showered with him. I would shower myself, and then hubby would hand him in to me at the end, or vice versa. In a pinch, I'd put him in the bumbo in his diaper and grab him myself towards the end. He still (almost 3) showers with us quite a bit, or we take the sprayer down and let him play with it. I hate washing my kids.
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Annie permalinkMarch 28, 2012
I'm 11 weeks pregnant with my first (congrats to you too by the way!) and had Hyperemesis from 5 weeks. When I was hospitalized for dehydration I made no attempt to go in showered or even in clean clothes, for 2 days the healthcare assistant kept saying "do you want a bath? it'll do you good" I gave in on the second day and had a shower 2 hours before I was discharged to go home. It wasn't high up on the list then and I doubt it will be when baby comes.


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WASHINGTON — The library card issue for Washington Township residents will be decided later today when the Washington Township Advisory Board adopts its 2012 budget.
A library tax that was collected in 2011 but never paid to the Washington Carnegie Public Library has raised the ire of several township residents and county officials over the summer. When Washington Township Trustee Pete Showalter appeared before the Daviess County Council earlier this month for "non-binding" budget review, County Auditor Gail Doades, who said she was speaking as a patron and not an officeholder, questioned Showalter as to why there was a line in his budget for $10,000 for a tax levy when he hadn't spent last year's collection.
The township board, consisting of John Horton, Nancy Singleton and Glenn Newton, with Showalter as trustee, decided not to renew its contract with the Washington Carnegie Public Library for 2011 after the library raised its contract for a total of $10,500 for the year.
Teresa Heidenreich had sent a letter to Showalter on June 9 asking him to contact her or library board members by July 13 so she could plan the library's budget for 2012 accordingly. That didn't happen.
Then, following admonishment from county officials earlier this month who recommended Showalter reach out to the library board in negotiation, he drafted a letter to Heidenreich and the library board asking that the 2012 contract remain at $10,000.
Showalter's letter, dated Aug. 18, 2011, said: "During such economic hard times, the township did not ask for any budget raises for the 2012 budget. We are struggling as many branches of local government and schools, libraries to work within our budget."
However, according to the township's annual report, which was published in January, the township had $435,123 in cash balances on hand as of Dec. 31, 2010. Of that, $6,462.74 was slated as library funds and hadn't been spent. Plus, an additional $10,000 in library funds was levied for 2011 and is being collected.


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As I was catching up on the latest news from links on Blogging The Boys, one article in particular caught my eye. This article, or rather Nate Newton in his interview, stated that Dez Bryant is easily the best Cowboy on the roster as of now. While it may be easy narrow it down to a few possible players, I would disagree that Dez is easily the best player. At least for me and probably some others as well, there is a(are) player(s) who I think is(are) better . However, before going ahead and naming a player as the best player on the roster, lets at least consider the possibilities
Dez Bryant: Gasp! Do you mean to say that one of the best players on the roster is that troubled receiver who couldn't keep his head on straight and that had family problems? Yep. Dez has matured since those days and broke out during the last half of last year. The members of media who were at the very least skeptical of Dez are now swooning over him and consider him a top 5 receiver in the league, and most even consider him the 2nd best receiver in the league. So doesn't number 2 in the league for wide receivers at least guarantee him the spot automatically? On most teams, yes. But this is the Dallas Cowboys were talking about. A team so stacked with talent young and old that the 2nd best WR in the league might not be the best the team has to offer. But with 27 receptions for 502 yards while in December alone even though he was playing with a broken finger you can already tell that this kid is a beast.
DeMarcus Ware: One of my favorite Cowboys of all time and the definition of all time. With 111 sacks and the second fastest to 100 sacks, DeMarcus Ware is taking the fast track to the Hall of Fame. If you need another reason to choose Ware over Bryant, look at how steady Ware has been. Ware has never missed a game while Bryant has already missed a few games. Ware may be getting old but he still has it and is one of the best DEs/OLBs out there. Bryant has more potential than Ware has, but Ware has the experience and is a proven commodity.
Sean Lee: Probably my favorite young Cowboy player, Lee has quickly established himself as a cornerstone and has been outstanding when not injured notching 57 tackles in 6 games last year and 105 tackles in 15 games last year. It is always heartbreaking to see the defense wane after a key cornerstone like Sean Lee was injured and then fall over dead when backup cornerstone Bruce Carter was injured. Lee has the the smarts and athleticism be one of the best linebackers in the League IF he can stay healthy. Overall, Sean Lee is a great player who I think needs to show he can stay upright before we give him the title of best Cowboy player.
Bruce Carter: It feels good to have two young linebackers that are both candidates for best Cowboy player. I admit, I didn't think Carter was a great player until last season when he exploded onto the scene shoving Dan Connor to the side and feeding him to the Giants. Besides Dez Bryant, Carter may have the most potential out of all the players on this list. Of course, potential is a messy thing. Every draft pick has "potential" whether big or small. I could not justify placing him as the top Cowboy player even though he had a great season last year with 70 tackles in 11 games.
Tony Romo: I'll probably take some crap for including Romo this list but I'll put him up here anyway. Although I do not believe Romo is even close to the best on the roster, I do believe Romo is one of the most valuable which some might consider when choosing the best Cowboy. Romo receives a lot of unfair criticism from outside BTB and let's be realistic, Romo isn't one of the top 3 quarterbacks in the league. However, Romo is by no means a bad quarterback and probably deserves a spot in the top 10 of the quarterbacks. Regardless, Romo, in my mind, is not as good as the aforementioned players but is another key cog on the best team in the NFL.
Jason Witten: .......HIS NAME IS JASON WITTEN FOR CRYING OUT LOUD!!!
DeMarco Murray: Murray and Felix Jones were both hurt last year by poor offensive line play. My hope for Murray this year is to rebound this season from his mediocre season last year. We all saw his top 5 RB games two seasons ago and and hope he can show up again and get rid of his injury-prone label. Sean Lee and Murray are very similar in that they both have injury-prone labels that are chips on their shoulder and that it would be hard to consider them the best players on the roster without the removal of that chip. Even then, Murray would probably not be the best.
Tyron Smith: This name may surprise you a little, but it would be a miscalculation on my part if I did not at least mention his name. Smith has, in my mind, been one of the best draft picks in recent years. He has also shown the ability to be a top starting tackle in the league and has been one of the more constant young players on the Cowboy roster. Besides all that, he is only 22 and if you were playing the potential game, this guy has it.
Honerable mentions
1. Anthony Spencer: In all fairness, this guy deserves a spot. However, I am not fair and life is not fair and if it was, everyone would be the best player. So sorry tony, better luck next time.
2. Dan Bailey: Another guy I feel bad about leaving out. Dan Bailey has been nothing but solid since he was picked up by the Cowboys.
3. Jay Ratliff: this guy is getting old, but he has been everything we could have asked for from a 7th rounder. Ratliff has been to the Pro Bowl 4 times and is one of the most underrated cowboy of all time.
4. Miles Austin: Also a underrated player but he isn't good enough to make the cut
4. Mo Claiborne: I love this guy but he hasn't really shown much yet
6. Roy E. Williams: Just checking to see if you were still awake.
And finally, the moment we've all been waiting for, the best Cowboy player currently on the roster is........................L.P. LaDouceur! While definitely not the player most people would think of when we say the best player, this guy is definitely a great player. If you have a qualm with my ranking of him as the best player on the roster, name one other player that has been perfect for 6 years straight.
So what do you think? Voice your opinions in the comments and poll below.


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If you raid the fridge when you're stressed or upset, that's called emotional eating. Emotional eating affects most everyone from time to time, but regularly letting your feelings guide your food intake can affect your health.
Sadness, boredom, and other negative emotions can drive emotional eating—such as polishing off a container of ice cream after a romantic breakup or devouring a bag of potato chips when you're home alone on a Saturday night. But happy events can lead to it, too. Many people overeat at joyous occasions like parties and weddings.
More serious conditions can be linked to emotional eating. One is binge eating disorder, characterized by eating dramatically large amounts of food well after you reach the point of fullness.
Eating more food than your body needs can have dangerous consequences. People who eat for emotional reasons often gain too much weight, which puts them at greater risk for type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, obesity, and cancer. Excessive eating has emotional consequences as well, such as feeling guilty or embarrassed afterward.
Here are steps you can take to stop emotional eating episodes and break the cycle:
Learn to recognize hunger. Next time you reach for a snack, ask yourself what's driving it. If you are truly hungry, you'll notice physical symptoms, such as a growling stomach. Other, less obvious hunger cues include irritability and difficulty concentrating. If those signs are absent, you probably don't need to eat right then.
Keep a journal. Take the time to create a "mood and food" journal. Write down what you eat each day, along with the emotions you were experiencing at the time and whether you were truly hungry. You may find that specific feelings, such anger or sadness, lead to your overeating. Once you recognize these triggers, you can learn healthier ways to deal with them. For example, if you experience stress, instead of trying to relieve it with a candy bar, take a walk around the block.
Build a support network. Surrounding yourself with friends and family who support your efforts to change your eating habits can improve your chances of success. It may also be helpful to join a support group, such as the 12-step program Overeaters Anonymous, through which you will meet other people with similar problems and learn better ways of coping.
Cultivate other interests. Finding an activity that you enjoy, such as yoga, playing a musical instrument, or painting, can increase self-confidence, which is often poor in emotional eaters. If you find that your eating is driven by boredom, a new passion can fill your hours and make you less likely to look to food for emotional satisfaction.
Get help if necessary. If you can't control emotional eating on your own, consider getting professional help to change your behavior. A form of psychotherapy called cognitive behavioral therapy can teach you to change your eating habits and deal with unpleasant emotions in a better way. Medication, including antidepressants and appetite suppressants, may also help. Talk with your health care provider to learn about more treatment options.
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Paranormal Activity 3
Paranormal Activity 3 (dir. Henry Joost, Ariel Shulman) opens as Katie (Katie Featherston) visits Kristi (Sprague Grayden) in 2005, then ostensibly pregnant with baby Hunter. She brings several boxes previously belonging to their late grandmother to be stored in the basement.
Inside are VHS tapes recorded in 1988. These comprise the action of the film.
Kristi and Katie, both young children, are living with their mother Julie (Lauren Bittner) and her boyfriend, videographer Dennis (Christopher Nicholas Smith). In the middle of a sex tape Dennis is making with Julie, an earthquake spreads dust on what appears to be a figure crouched next to the bed. Intrigued, Dennis sets up a camera network and carries one around with him to catch a glimpse of any other unusual events. Soon, the escalating interference is attributed to Kristi's imaginary friend, Toby.
Even to a casual observer, the film team rigged up a wonderfully nasty little trick in attaching the camera to an oscillating fan base. As it turns, alternately viewing the entryway of the family's home and then slowly panning back to the kitchen over the course of several long seconds, the suspense builds as naturally as blood spurts from an open artery. You just know (and are rapidly trained to dread) that something terrible is going to happen when it pans back, and most of the time, you're right.
In all honesty, these films do not have riveting plots. They do not have great or even clear camera work much of the time. For much of the first half of the film there is usually a big to do about what amounts to a couple of shadows on the floor and some footstep sound-effects. But what the film does do is build fear steadily, like a roller-coaster, never using gore or cheesy underscoring, and rarely resorting to overwrought computer effects. At the end of the day, it draws attention to the tiny noises in our own houses, and to the way our eyes scan the rooms in front of us. Paranormal Activity 3 manages to be visceral without the viscera.
And as each individual film builds to its inevitable climax, the series itself seems to be building toward something more disturbing each time a movie comes to a close. This time the climax is much darker and bewildering than any of the rest, but again with no closure. However, number four is already in the works. We have not seen the last of Paranormal Activity, nor of Toby.


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Three waterspouts were spotted earlier today along the southern edge of Lake Erie, just offshore between Cleveland and Erie.
Around 9:50 this Sunday, a brief cold-air waterspout developed about 3 miles north of the Ohio / Pennsylvania border. It only lasted a minute or two, according to a report filed by the National Weather Service.
About 15 minutes later, a larger waterspout was spotted about 5 miles north of Erie, Pennsylvania.
Around 12:45 PM, a third waterspout formed and was spotted 3 miles north of the Ohio coastline in Ashtabula County, according to the Coast Guard.
Waterspouts are fairly common when chilling winds from the west increase behind autumn cold fronts. Waterspouts need at least a weak updraft to form, and these updrafts are driven by a contrast between warm air near the water surface, and colder air aloft. The lake water cools slowly as we transition away from summer, but overhead, the weather can change quickly. This weekend, temperatures are near freezing a few thousand feet overhead, sharply contrasting with lake water temperatures in the 50s and 60s. That contrast helps to form updrafts over the water, in a turbulent environment with active winds from the west.
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Police have identified a 62-year-old man who was shot by officers in a parking lot near 45th Avenue and Olive on Friday afternoon. Three detectives with Phoenix Police's fugitive apprehension squad tried contacting William Boyd Plant because he had several felony warrants. Police say Plant reached into his vehicle and pulled out what they thought was a weapon. All three officers opened fire, striking Plant multiple times. Glendale Firefighters pronounced Plant dead at the scene.
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No arrests have been made in the Saturday evening shooting of a man outside Dessiah's Hair Studio on Northridge Road.
About eight police cars were called to Northridge Colonade shopping strip at 350 Northridge, following the 6 p.m. shooting. Yasir Owens was shot four times, twice in the leg, once in the left arm just above his wrist and once in the lower abdomen. The injuries were non-life threatening, police said.
Owens said, at some point he was standing outside the shop on the balcomy, which faces Northridge, smoking when he was approached by a black male who asked for a cigarette. He told the man he did not have one and in return, the man shot him.
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The public is being asked to weigh in on a possible rehab center coming to south Augusta.
The proposed center would be located on 170 acres off Bennock Mill Road.
The lawyer representing the national group looking to establish the clinic says it would be a facility along the lines of the Betty Ford Center, with professional patients who have voluntarily sought treatment.
"It's going to be a high-end project, no threat to society. No violent type people will be allowed out there. It's not part of the criminal process, or the criminal punishment process at all...purely a treatment center...very upper end, very similar to Betty Ford," said Patrick Rice, the project's attorney.
Rice says a mandatory public hearing will be held Monday, August 5th at 3:30 p.m. on the 8th floor of the Augusta Municipal Building following the end of the Augusta-Richmond County Planning Commission meeting.
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