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This aired a while back I believe, but I just saw the episode not too long ago. Everyone always criticizes Dalton and his ability. He has been the "roller coaster" of media for quite some time. Regardless of your devotion, we all have questioned his effectiveness on the field. He will look amazing in one game, but complete trash in other games. This is why so called "analysts" give Dalton a hard time. He has been as the bottom of lists for quite some time, but Daniel Tosh (Tosh.0) thinks otherwise.
On an episode, which I will provide a link for, Daniel Tosh gives Web Redemption to the child most famously for his angered Ginger comments from South Park. He posted a video, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EY39fkmqKBM, which basically talks about Gingers having souls all while making a complete fool of himself. For those of you who are unfamiliar with Tosh.0, Daniel Tosh will bring people on his show to "redeem" themselves. Basically, he gives them a second chance because the first time they screwed up. During the web redemption, Tosh lists off the top most succesful Gingers of all time. Dalton ranks #2. Regardless, of what some people may think, Dalton at least is getting recognized for something.
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This is a tough crowd, JesseM, with lots of moves. I would like to try one more time with pure logic - stated very simply so questions regarding semantics cannot cloud the issue.
The standard model assumes that the Big Bang occured ~13.7Gy ago, and it attributes three very basic qualities to the universe, that it is homogeneous and isotropic, and that there is NO privileged or special frame of reference in this universe. These are non-controversial aspects of the standard model, and I will confine the logical proof to these qualities.
Stipulation 1: We observe ourselves and our surroundings, including things beyond Earth. We are Observer "A".
Stipulation 2: Due to the finite speed of light, we see things as they were when light impinging our instruments left those objects. For instance, we see a star 10 Ly distant as it was 10 years ago. If it goes nova NOW, we will not know it for 10 more years. The most mature point in our observable universe is right
, in the very center of our observable universe, 13.7Gy from the surface of last scattering
as it appears to us
Stipulation 3: Judging from their redshifts, we see some distant objects as they were 13Gy ago, less than a billion years after the surface of last scattering.
Now for the logical proof:
Choose a quasar or galaxy at an apparent distance of 13Gly. Given the concordance assumptions of homogeneity, isotropy, and no special frame of reference, what can we say with certainty about a theoretical observer "B" who exists at that distant position right NOW?
We can say:
1. Since the universe is homogeneous and isotropic, and because "B's" frame of reference is no more or less special than ours, our theoretical observer looks out at his universe and sees a universe that is identical in its basic qualities to the one we see. He sees his own neighborhood, and due to the finite speed of light, he sees distant objects as they appeared in the past. Like us, he can only see objects out to about 13 billion light years distant. Anything much further, and he is looking at
surface of last scattering, just like we look out at our own. Just like us, "B" has a visible universe about 27 billion light years in diameter. We are on one edge of his visible universe, just as he is on one edge of our visible universe.
2. Over half of the volume of our visible universe (a ~27Gly diameter sphere) is outside the observer "B's" visible universe and is invisible to him. Over half the volume of "B's" visible universe is outside our visible universe and cannot be detected by us. It may help to imagine these visible universes as a pair of interconnected spheres that overlap one another just a bit more than one radius (~13.7Gy)
3. If observer "B" looks in the direction
that of our galaxy, he will be able to see other galaxies ~13Gly distant, and a hypothetical observer "C" in one of those galaxies will be able to look out and see a universe that is identical in its basic properties to the universes that observers "A" and "B" see. This is guaranteed by the three basic properties of the BB universe assumed in the introduction. Except for a very tiny intersecting volume centered on the location of observer "B", no part of the visible universe of observer "C" is in our visible universe (we are at observer position "A"), and except for same that tiny (lenticular, obviously) slice of space, observer "C" can see no part of our visible universe.
4. In a BB universe that is homogeneous, isotropic, and devoid of preferred reference frames, this logical iteration can be carried out forever, projecting to an infinite number of "visible universes" each centered on a unique observer. Therefore, if the BB universe is flat or open (and most adherents of standard cosmology are solidly wedded to flat at a minimum, and perhaps open), it must also be spacially infinite.
This is a logical proof derived from the principles of the standard model. I would attempt to simplify it further, but refrain for fear of loss of coherence.
How could the BB universe possibly be finite? To model a
BB universe, either at least one the three assumptions made by the standard model about the basic qualities of the universe must be wrong, OR the universe must assume a complex topology that somehow both keeps the universe flat/Euclidean locally AND bends space in such a way that one can set off in one direction and come back upon one's previous location without deviating from a straight path. Such theoretical topologies are apparently not falsifiable by any means, and absent any compelling reason to embrace them (apart from sheer revulsion at the thought of infinities
) there is presently no need to regard them as anything more than mathematical curiosities.
I welcome any logical refutation of this proof. "Carpet-bombing" this post with citations that do not address the logic of the proof and simple nay-saying will be cheerfully ignored.
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The Central Spartans won the game, 37-18, but did it with an ineligible player participating in the game.
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Central Union High School Principal, Mike Sterner, says that neither the player nor the staff was aware that he was ineligible.
The game is of huge importance as it is for the City Championship. That Championship will sit at the Central Union High School District until next year.
"Both organizations have been professional about the situation", says Principal Sterner. "I offered the City Championship to them but they refused. They want to settle it on the field next year".
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Mareco Bell of Cordova, accused in the identity theft of cancer patients, will be sitting in jail one more night on a $20 million bond.Shelby County General Sessions Court Judge Gwen Rooks delayed a request for a bond hearing for the 41-year-old, who faces charges of identity theft and identity trafficking.Shelby County Sheriff's investigators and federal authorities continue to search for possible accomplices.MORE: Accused Cordova identity thief held on $20M bond
Larry Dancy, a possible identity victim, holds no grudge against the medical clinic at center of the investigation. He has remembered a lot of the sound advice his father passed down to him over the years, things like "lying will catch up with you" and "what goes around will come around" - all homespun realities which the accused identity theft suspect must never have heard of at all.
Just talking to Dancy, you get the feeling the 72-year-old from Millington, Tenn., is a man capable of finding the "silver lining in any cloud.""I had the Hodgkin's lymphoma and I was diagnosed in October of last year," he said. "Since April, I've had two PET scans and they both showed negative. So, they made me feel good."Dancy is more than happy to give credit for his remission to the treatment he's been receiving at a Memphis area cancer clinic, which made last week's phone call from a Shelby County Sheriff's investigator a little perplexing."He said that they was investigating out there at the Boston-Baskin Clinic," Dancy said. "He was just leaving there. He said, your identity has been compromised and they didn't exactly know who did it."
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There were 2 signees today at Ramsey HS, I put Kelly on top, just because, she was first I guess.
The parking lot was a sheet of black ice at Ramsey High School when I pulled up around 6:55 in the blessed morning. I walked around school to enter the building and realized two things.
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2. They were waiting for me.
Bad things happen to me on Signing Day, because I am juggling so many things. I have broken 2 phones on Signing Day, including my Droid in November.
But the good news today was my car keys were sitting right on top of that black ice next to my car. Untouched. Thank you Ramsey.
So I saw, something like 35 kids today sign, or commit, or pretend to sign. I only interviewed one: Nicole. I asked her how a girl from Ramsey ended up at Georgia College and she said it had what she wanted (and it was the perfect answer on another cold day in this bleak winter) it was warm. She also said that she wanted a Division 2 atheltic experience because she "wanted to have a life." Which I thought was very interesting. I asked her what Georgia College's nickname was (I do that to test kids sometimes) and she said Bobcats. That is correct. She said she wants to study Early Education or Criminal Justice which prompted Principal Thumm to quip "sometimes they are the same thing."
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A Florida criminal defense lawyer made headlines a few weeks ago after a federal judge nixed his motion seeking permission to take time off during a client's capital murder trial to attend an Ernest Hemingway lookalike contest.
But Frank Louderback is back on track to compete in the annual contest at Sloppy Joe's Bar in Key West later this month, because his client took a plea Monday as his murder-for-hire trial was about to begin, the Tampa Bay Times reports.
"All is well in the world," Louderback told the newspaper.
A Tampa Tribune article gives more details about the guilty plea Monday by Jerry Alan Bottorff, 42, and his 33-year-old wife. The two were accused of arranging to have her then-husband, Thomas Sehorne, killed five years ago, in exchange for a $60,000 payout from his $1 million in life insurance.
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Southern rapper Rick Ross has addressed speculation on whether or not his Def Jam labelmate Young Jeezy is trying to put him on blast with the recent release of his own version of "Blowin' Money Fast (B.M.F.)."
From Ross' perspective, he is still on good terms with the "Snowman" but was perplexed with Jeezy's decision to make "The Real Blowin' Money Fast" track.
"I haven't had a chance to talk to the homie," Ross said. "I really don't know what the thought process was behind it. My record was called 'Blowin' Money Fast.' It confused me that if it was called 'The Real B.M.F.,' I would have called it 'The Black Mafia Family.' ... You know, you may have to ask him. Other than that, we still reppin', we still riding, and [my] record is getting love everywhere. So it's all good." (MTV)
Since Jeezy's release, the Atlanta, Georiga emcee has now put out another possible subliminal track directed at Ross called "Death Before Dishonor (B.M.F. Remix)."
Released today, Jeezy's "Death Before Dishonor (B.M.F. Remix)" has the following verse. "How you blowin' money fast? You don't know the crew / Are you part of the fam? Sh*t, I never knew / Y'all was supposed to make it hard, this is easy, h*e / "Pull up in that triple white," I think I'm Jeezy, hoe." When leaked to media today, Def Jam employees referred to the song as "the most controversial record of this year," although no formal confirmation of the diss has been made. Although Ross' name is never mentioned, many speculate that Jeezy is confronting his Def Jam label-mate. (Hip Hop DX)
The record will reportedly be featured on Jeezy's upcoming 1000 Grams, Volume 1 mixtape.
Game's not the only one releasing two mixtapes before his studio album. Jeezy freestyles over his labelmate Rick Ross' "B.M.F. (Blowin' Money Fast)" for his new DJ Scream mixtape 1000 Grams, Vol. 1., dropping Thursday at 1:03 p.m. (Rap-Up)
Aside from rap beef speculation, Ross' new album Teflon Don has continued its run on the sales chart.
Miami rapper Rick Ross' Teflon Don moved down a notch to No. 3 with 62,800. After 14 weeks in stores, his new album has pushed 239,400 records to date. (SOHH Sales Wrap)
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At Gamescom we had a chance to sit in on an Xbox One platform demo (which was running in real-time off a debug machine and not an Xbox One spec'd PC, we were told) that also offered up a Q&A session afterwards, leaving opportunity to learn more about what Microsoft's Xbox 360 successor would offer consumers beyond all the information released thus far.
One of the burning questions for us was related to the transition period between adopting Xbox One over Xbox 360 and your shared friends list on Xbox Live, which is still the ubiquitous OS between the two. Specifically, how would communication work from Xbox One to Xbox 360 given currently you can voice-chat and text with friends on Xbox Live.
"The only thing you can do between friends is text -- there's no voice," revealed Albert Penello, head of product planning for Xbox One.
"As you probably know, the voice in 360 is... pretty *questionable* -- we've actually totally revamped that, that's why we [have] the new controller and a bunch of new accessories; we have twice the sampling rate of audio than we did before and actually we also do Stereo audio now wirelessly, natively, so you don't have to have any of those complicated stereo setups. So we've totally revamped the audio codec and the whole audio processing pipeline, because people were really complaining a lot about the voice -- and you know we did that back in the early days when we barely had broadband -- and because of that, there's nothing shared [between the two].
"Skype, however, is our new chat and our new video, and you can Skype -- not between 360 users -- but between anyone else with Skype," he added. "So you can Skype off Xbox One to a PC, you can video chat off Xbox One to a PC."
Discussion about the platform's heavily-touted Cloud services was also popular, and when asked if, for save games, it was unlimited or if consumers would be capped before having to pay for more space, Penello revealed that it was indeed unlimited.
Unfortunately, sad news arose when we pleaded with Penello to have the impressive IllumiRoom greenlit for consumers for Xbox One, he explained that consumer cost was just too big a barrier.
"I wouldn't expect you'll see that," Penello said. "It's very, very cool tech but it's, like, for a consumer, it requires projectors and things. It's really super-neat if you're in the lab and you've got Microsoft money and you could totally set up this awesome lab, but... we looked at it, but for an average customer it's, like, thousands of dollars [for the set up]."
Xbox One is edging ever-closer to release this November, and will be met alongside Sony's PS4 in competition to usher in the next-generation of home consoles.
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A little something different for a Friday night, or whenever you get around to reading this as you wait for Sunday's season-opener between the New York Giants and Washington Redskins. I have recently been sent a trio of Giants-related books to review, and I thought I would bring each to your attention.
'Captain For Life' is Harry Carson's refreshingly honest autobiography. If you are old enough to have watched Carson and 'The Crunch Bunch' this is a must read. His candor and some of his surprising admissions in this book -- which I am about halfway through at the moment -- are excellent reading. He tells us a lot about who he is, and who he was.
'Lombardi and Landry' is a look at legendary coaches Vince Lombardi and Tom Landry, mostly during their days as Giants' assistants. This one is written by good friend and long-time Giants beat writer Ernie Palladino, and I'm taking a little credit here -- even if I'm not getting any royalties. This book got its start from a fantastic piece Ernie did for the 2010 Maple Street Press Giants annual.
'Controlled Violence' is Sam Huff's story of his journey from coal-country poverty to NFL stardom. I haven't read this one yet, but I will. And if you are an old-time Giants fan you should, too


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Kitchen Safety Tips
The kitchen is potentially one of the most dangerous rooms in the house, offering many opportunities for cuts, burns and fires. Accidents most likely occur when you're distracted, so keep all non-essential activity out of the kitchen, including playing children, rowdy gatherings of friends and family and televisions. Beyond creating a calm atmosphere, here are some other steps you can take to avoid kitchen accidents.
Appliance Safety
Use Underwriter's Laboratories (UL) certified appliances whenever possible. In addition:
- Small electrical appliances: Keep them away from the sink or any water source, unplug when not in use, and make sure your hands are dry before handling the plug. Also, don't overload the circuits.
- Microwaves: Use only microwave-safe containers, never anything metal. Always stir microwaved foods before serving to eliminate hot spots.
- Toasters: Keep them away from anything flammable, and clean out crumbs regularly.
- Turkey Fryers: These are so unsafe that none are UL certified. Use only outside on a stable, level surface away from anything flammable. Don't allow hot oil to overflow when adding the turkey.
- Grills: Safety extends to your outdoor kitchen, too.
- Use grills outside only, to avoid carbon monoxide buildup.
- Keep them on a stable surface away from other activities.
- Use long-handled tools to avoid burns.
- Never add starter fluid to a gas grill after starting the fire.
- Check the hose on a propane grill for leaks, and don't use it if you find one.
Prevent Kitchen Fires
- Keep flammable items, including loose sleeves, towels and potholders, away from burners.
- Never leave food cooking unattended.
- Keep the stove clean to avoid igniting spilled food or grease.
Prevent Kitchen Scalds and Burns
- Keep handles turned away from the stove edge.
- Use back burners whenever possible.
- Use potholders or oven mitts to touch hot pans of food. Never use worn or wet mitts.
- Steam burns faster than boiling water, so open heated containers slowly and away from yourself.
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If, despite your best efforts, an accident occurs, quick action can minimize the damage.Fire
- Grease: Smother a small grease fire with a lid, turn off the burner and do not touch the pan until it cools completely. Never use water or a fire extinguisher on grease fires.
- Oven or microwave: Turn off the appliance, keep the door closed and let the fire burn itself out. If possible, unplug the microwave. Have the appliance inspected before using it again.
Immediately place the burn in cool water until pain subsides, but not more than about 15 minutes. Cover minor burns with gauze and take aspirin or ibuprofen to reduce pain and swelling. Get medical attention for burns that are larger than your fist or causing severe pain or blistering. You can find more burn first aid tips on the Mayo clinic website.
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The pressure continued into added time.
Forde went forward for a corner but Albion cleared.
They then got the ball forward - and Ulloa delighted fans behind the goal as he won a corner from where Albion played out the few remaining seconds.
Final: Millwall 0 Albion 1
Buckley won a corner which led to few moments of activity deep in the Millwall half. And that all ended when Buckley volleyed well wide after chesting down.
Then it was back to the other penalty area and Kuszczak came out amid a group of players to hold Feeney's cross.
A misunderstanding between Greer and Kuszczak over a long ball caused chaos - but Malone's cross was hooked behind for a corner.
That flag kick was headed down towards McDonald who could only shoot wide from a difficult angle.
Still Millwall came and Garvan could have made himself a hero in the 90th minute as his 25-yarder flew just over.
Next time Feeney got the ball on the right wing he went outside Ward and hung up a cross - but it was too close to Kuszczak who gathered with ease.
Bruno looked a bit unlucky to see yellow when he seemed to get a foot on Malone's ball past him. The deep free-kick was headed clear by Ward.
But Stephens' attempt to launch March on a counter was way off target to the annoyance of some fans in the away end.
March replaced Orlandi - and then Albion cleared another ball launched into their box.
Still a nervous finale loomed as the Seagulls struggled to keep possession or mount any counter-attack threat.
Feeney crossed from the right and Kuszczak went out a long way before clutching the ball at the second attempt.
Albion won a corner but Forster-Caskey's delivery was poor.
As a chance opened up for Albion, Forster-Caskey saw his shot blocked.
Millwall countered and Stephens was booked for a foul.
Malone curled towards the top corner but his effort flicked off Woolford and floated over the bar.
The hosts sent on Feeney for Jackson.
Buckley made a run into the box but was unable to find Lingard with his pass.
However the winger was also having to track back to cover Malone, the attack-minded left-back.
A hint of a chance opened up for McDonald just inside the box to the left of goal but his tame curler was easy for Kuszczak to gather.
Lingard had had a quiet debut - apart from provoking a storm at the penalty incident. He was replaced by Forster-Caskey on 66 minutes as Albion sought to better manage possession.
Andrews produced some very good defending to tidy up in front of goal after a long ball was flicked on.
The hosts put the ball back into the box but McDonald hooked a shot way over under pressure.
Then Millwall introduced another striker as former Middlesbrough man Scott McDonald replaced defender Lowry.
That left the Lions with three at the back.
It promised to be a long second half for Albion - unless they could quell the hosts by scoring on the counter.
With a view to that, Oscar Garcia sent on Buckley for David Lopez.
Millwall also made a change, sending on striker Morison for Easter.
When Albion had a chance to counter attack, Lingard made a mess of his lay-off to Stephens, who would have been charging in on goal had he been found.
Millwall were looking the more dangerous side early in the half though.
A teasing cross just evaded Easter and Ward at the far post and Kuszczak had to scurry out of his area to kick into touch and complete the clear-up job.
Then a low cross somehow ricocheted off Bruno in front of goal and landed at the foot of Easter, whose snapshot hit the bar from close range.
Millwall had stepped thhings up a gear in the second half and their fans responded.
Greer did well to clear a dangerous cross.
Millwall flung an early free-kick into the box in the second half but Kuszczak handled securely.
Then they won two quickfire corners as they attacked the home end.
But Ulloa helped Albion defend the aerial threat.
Then, on the counter, David Lopez angled a low ball across goal but just too far ahead of Orlandi at the far post.
Bruno's first-time pass sent Ulloa racing away from near halfway down the inside right channel in added time. Ulloa made ground and looked set to shoot.
Instead he fed the ball inside for Lingard, whose shot was blocked at source by a covering defender.
Half: Millwall 0 Albion 1
Home fans were irate at the penalty decision
Albion were given a golden chance when Lingard went down under pressure from Shittu as they chased Ward's long throw into the area.
It looked a slightly soft penalty and Shittu was booked for protests.
Forde has a decent record of penalty saves but DAVD LOPEZ sent him the wrong way from the spot.
Millwall were keeping the tempo as high as possible while Albion looked to be more patient and intricate in possession.
Malone went on a dangerous run to just outside the area, where Bruno stuck out a long leg and nicked the ball away from him. But Albion could get nothing going on the counter attack.
Bruno produced clever footwork to release Orlandi, this time on the right, but his cross was headed away by Shittu
Albion worked a great chance in the 24th minute.
Orlandi curled in a perfect cross from the left and Ulloa pulled away from his marker. But the striker seemed to slip as he went to head the ball and it turned into an ungainly effort which went too close to Forde, who blocked on his line and then gathered the loose ball.
Ed Upson worked his way past a couple of tackles tight to the left touchline before the third, by Bruno, brought him down.
But Malone's free-kick was headed partly away by Matt Upson and further clear by Bruno.
David Lopez poked a clever pass through Malone's legs to send Orlandi away and it should have led to the first serious Albion threat.
As the move continued, Bruno stood up an inviting cross to the far post but Ulloa got his contact all wrong as he rose for the header.
Stephens won possession 25 yards out but his shot bounced comfortably wide of Forde's right-hand post as Albion started to settle.
A foul by Bruno offered another free-kick chance five yards outside the box but Williams' curler went straight to Kuszczak.
Lingard popped up on the right and his work helped create room for Bruno to cross - but Shittu cleared.
Millwall made a bright start and won a free-kick in the inside left channel.
They sent plenty of players into the box but Ed Upson looked to surprise Kuszczak by curling inside the near post.
His effort was just too high, landing on the roof of the net. But it met with approval from home fans.
Lingard, in bright orange boots, started wide on the left with David Lopez out on the right.
There was a terrific atmosphere around the Den.
Albion defending a very well populated away end in this first half.
The play-off hopefuls visit the team just above the bottom three - but there are sub-plots too here at the Den today.
They involve loan deals which happened this week. Plus one which did not come off last year.
Jesse Lingard is thrown straight in to start after joining the Seagulls from Mancester United for the rest of the seaosn.
Meanwhile Owen Garvan is not just a new recruit for Millwall. His arrival also enables them to play a new shape.
And then there is Simeon Jackson, the striker Albion wanted to take on loan last March. That deal did not come off - and now he finds himself asked to lead the attack against the Seagulls in place of out-of-favour Steve Morison.
The teams are out, both sets of fans are singing. Kick-off is moments away...


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Weekend Greek Festival comes to church grounds in Cardiff
The Neo Kyma Dancers will perform at the 33rd Cardiff Greek Festival Saturday (10 a.m. to 10 p.m.) and Sunday (11 a.m. to 9 p.m.) on the grounds of Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church, a half-mile east of I-5 at the Manchester Avenue exit. Admission is $3 for adults and free for kids under age 12. Free parking at adjacent Mira Costa College.
Activities include an ethnic food tent, Greek music and dancing, marketplace bazaar, carnival rides and kids zone and church tours each day noon, 1:30, 3 4:30, and 6 pm where visitors can see magnificent mosaics and Botticino marble. cardiffgreekfest.com. Fred Greaves.
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Hey Yall,
I'm new to Absolute write and like many of aspiring writers I want to get my work in front of an audience. My question is, who here has a blog?
And, Do any of you guys guest post?
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Yup, I started blogging specifically to promote my book. I hardly ever post about writing, though -- I mostly post about things that I think people who would like to read my book would also be interested in, on the theory that if they like reading my blog, they'll like reading my book!
About guest posting -- I've invited three different people to guest post on my blog, none of whom have taken me up on it yet, but all of whom have said they want to at some point when they think they'll have something to say that would fit well on my blog. I'm SUPER picky about whom I would ask to guest post, because my blog is my brand and my thoughts and I'm implicitly endorsing anything posted on it. All of the people I've asked are people I know and am secure would write thoughtful posts that would add to my blog in wonderful and positive ways, and there won't be any awkward conversation about editing their posts.
*shrug* Some people are less picky. I think it depends on how you feel about your blog space and how closely it connects to your brand. Jim Hines said something similar once about giving people quotes for their book covers -- he wanted to be careful about not endorsing anything too far from his own brand (i.e., too racy/violent), even if he liked it, because he was afraid his (younger) fans would see his endorsement and assume the book was appropriate for YA readers.
As for guest blogging other places -- I've had articles crossposted a few places, usually from my own submissions (emailing a site that invites submissions with an article relevant to their interests). This is easy, because since I have interests in common with those sites, I was already reading them and also already writing about the same topics. I just had to look up their submission guidelines. I also got made a contributor on another blog by doing this. I find that as long as you follow good etiquette and are sharing a genuine interest, people respond well and it's a lot of fun (in other words, only inquire about guest blogging or crossposting at sites that (a) invite such submissions and (b) are *specifically* tied to your interests; I think it would be obvious to spam a bunch of unrelated blogs and ask to guest post).
Anyway, just my 2 cents so far. I'm a pretty new blogger (since August), so take that into account. Good luck!
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I agree. Some people can be picky about there blogging and there are submission guidelines people must follow. I guess, to each it's own.
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Yes, I blog, but not about writing. My blog is about healing from child abuse.
I have read that writing guest posts for other blogs is a great way to build your own blog. So far, I have guest posted twice. I can't really say if it has helped build my own blog, but it was a great experience.
If you are using a blog as a platform, I think guest posting (again as in writing for someone else's blog) can help with that particularly if their blog gets more traffic than yours.
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Oh okay. Do you have any writing I can check out?
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I have done guest posting. I'm told it's a good way to build links to your site.
What topics do you want to guest post on? The lady I work for takes guest posts on some of her sites. I could check in with her. As far as I know she takes posts of any length so long as they are relevant to the blog and unique content.
I could post some links to the sites if you tell me what you want to write about
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Four weeks ago, Crystal Robb and Bob Pitner watched as their North Wales home burned down, along with everything in it. A month later, while still living out of a hotel, a benefit was hosted to raise money to help them rebuild.
The fire couldn't have happened at a worse time. Bob has been unable to work since mid-November due to two separate surgeries, and his girlfriend, Crystal, was 28 weeks pregnant with twins.
Facing a dire circumstance, they began to receive support from residents and businesses, many of whom they didn't even know.
ran a front page article about the fire, and followed up with a second page article about their situation, also adding information where donations could be made.
Word quickly spread through Facebook and other social media outlets, and next thing they knew, a massive effort was underway to help them regain stability and peace of mind.
Kim Bauer, of Towamencin, had learned of their situation through a mutual friend.
"One of my friends that I had met through Scouts had mentioned something to me on Facebook about Crystal and Bob," said Bauer. "We met over coffee, and she told me what had happened. I realized these people really needed some help."
Bauer got in touch with Crystal's mother Ronnie to see what they could do, and their cause was later joined by Kathy Uskuraitis, of Hatfield, who was a longtime friend of Crystal.
Kim created the "Friends of Crystal and Bob" group on Facebook, and the three women combined their efforts to coordinate a benefit held at in Lansdale.
More than 130 people bought tickets for the benefit, which featured live music by Red House, food and drinks, and an impressive amount of door prizes and gift baskets.
By 8:30 p.m., the hall was packed, with many people who really didn't know each other. Some were family, some had heard about it through a mutual friend, and
others had learned about it on Facebook.
"I'd say I know half the people, maybe less," said Pitner.
With such an interesting dynamic, the evening had its share of surprises. One such surprise occurred after the raffle winners were announced.
Ross Brightwell, who was representing the Montgomery County Pittsburgh Steelers Fan Club, stepped to the microphone sporting Steel City colors. As you could probably guess, he was greeted to an avalanche of boos and E-A-G-L-E-S chants.
What was surprising was how quickly the boos turned to applause, and the chants turned to gasps, when Brightwell presented Crystal and Bob with a check for $1,000 from his club.
Additionally, many other local businesses and organizations threw in an array of items for the raffles, ranging from a Hooter's Wing Party, to a weekend getaway at Homewood Suites, courtesy of Jon Ross Kleckner, of Bethlehem.
Other businesses, such as Vinny's Pizzarama in Hatfield, made monetary donations directly to Crystal and Bob.
After the raffles and presentations were over, Red House took over the evening, playing multiple diverse sets of cover songs ranging from the Black Crowes to Creedence Clearwater Revival. The crowd danced and hit tambourines as the light show painted the ceiling and walls.
As the evening began to wind down, and the band packed up their gear, Robert Sperring, singer of Red House, commented on the event.
"We were honored to be out here tonight. It's for a great cause," said Sperring.
Asked if he knew Crystal or Bob, Sperring said, "I didn't actually. It's just the
wonder of Facebook."
Other guests also chimed in.
"No matter what you lose, you always have your friends. That's why I'm here tonight. I love them to death," said Mike Eveland, of Lansdale.
The benefit certainly helped Crystal and Bob, and they both expressed their gratitude for all the help. Still, they are a long way from returning to normal, but the benefit at Marjeane's was only the first.
On March 24, the Texas Roadhouse in Montgomeryville will be hosting an event, where everyone who comes in with a flyer will have 10 percent of their bill donated to Crystal and Bob.
Additionally, Kim Bauer is hosting a baby shower for Crystal at Bethany Bible Fellowship Church in Hatfield on April 30. The benefit is open to anyone who would like to attend.
Mail a donation to Crystal and Bob at P.O. Box 134, Lansdale, PA 19446.
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In 1980, John Vlahakis graduated from Northwestern University with a BS in communication studies and political science. He joined the family business, Venus Laboratories, Inc., a manufacturer of industrial cleaning products. He later attended Northwestern's J.L. Kellogg Graduate School of Management, which helped him hone his entrepreneurial skills. He graduated from Kellogg in 1985 with a Master of Management degree in marketing, transportation and organizational behavior.
In 1990, John applied his education and experience in the family business to his interest in the environment. Under Venus Labs, he launched environmentally safe cleaning products to the industrial and institutional marketplace. While that generated some interest, the mainstream consumer was still missing from the environmental equation.
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Thanksgiving Is Only One Week Away: Here Are 5 Things You Should Do Now
In our Small & Swanky Thanksgiving Dinner series I talked through 10 things you can do ahead of Thanksgiving to make your day a lot easier. And now Thanksgiving is just a week away — are you ready?
Let's take a fresh look at that do-ahead list and pull out a few reminders of things you should probably be doing today or very soon, if you're hosting Thanksgiving.
The Myth, The Legend, The Bird: Morton Thompson's Crazy Black Turkey
There are a lot of things that can make a Thanksgiving turkey turn out rather underwhelming. The bird can be dry, flavorless, or just plain boring compared to the rest of the sides and salads that typically accompany the meal.
The infamous Thompson's turkey, however, is said to have magical powers that put it, stunningly, in its rightful place as the star of the table. The people who have made this legendary bird claim it is by far the best turkey they have ever had. The story of how this turkey came to exist and the actual recipe itself change from person to person, but it is always incredibly labor-intensive and shrouded in an air of mystery.
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Paula Shoyer's Thanksgivukkah Menu: Plus Plenty of Ideas for a Memorable Dessert
Thanksgivukkah Ideas From the Experts
As you've probably heard, this holiday season includes the once-in-a-lifetime convergence of Thanksgiving and the first day of Hanukkah, an occasion more popularly known as Thanksgivukkah. Cooks all over the country are embracing the opportunity to mix the traditional foods of two holidays on one table, and this week we are sharing Thanksgivukkah recipes and ideas from our favorite chefs and cookbook authors.
Today pastry chef Paula Shoyer, author of The Kosher Baker and The Holiday Kosher Baker, shares her advice for combining the flavors and recipes of Thanksgiving and Hanukkah into memorable desserts worthy of this special holiday.
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15 Tips for Hosting Thanksgiving (Or Any Dinner Party) In a Small Apartment
Holidays present a unique challenge for small space hosts who want to open their home to friends and family. Where will everyone sit? Is there enough table space for all the food? How can you make your space feel more cozy and less cramped? Is a folding table the answer, and if so, which one should you get?
Thankfully, The Kitchn and Apartment Therapy have deep archives on entertaining in small apartments! Here are 15 posts offering tips and tricks to help ease your concerns. They prove what we've long known to be true: you can throw a great holiday dinner party, no matter how small your space!
Kim Kushner's Thanksgivukkah Menu: And Her Recipe for Turkey with Pumpkin, Figs & Honey
Thanksgivukkah Ideas From the Experts
As you've probably heard, this holiday season includes the once-in-a-lifetime convergence of Thanksgiving and the first day of Hanukkah, an occasion more popularly known as Thanksgivukkah. Cooks all over the country are embracing the opportunity to mix the traditional foods of two holidays on one table, and this week we are sharing Thanksgivukkah recipes and ideas from our favorite chefs and cookbook authors.
Today kosher chef and cooking instructor Kim Kushner, author of The Modern Menu, shares her fresh and vibrant holiday menu, including a no-stress recipe for turkey braised with pumpkin, figs and honey. (It will make your kitchen smell amazing!)
A Pumpkin Pie Manifesto: Why Buy Pumpkin Pie When It's So Easy to Make?
Every year, I am amazed by how many pre-made pumpkin pies are purchased. I confess I want to shoot fellow grocery store customers the evil Thanksgiving eye, and wish I could climb atop the towering display of canned cranberry sauce (another topic, another time) and proclaim to the shopping hordes: "People of the world! Put down that week-old, shrink-wrapped pie from this sub-par bakery! That pie is made of things from a can!"
I mean really! Of all pies, isn't a pumpkin pie practically the easiest to make?
Cinnamon & Spice: 20 Recipes to Help Your Home Smell Like the Holidays
Recipes from The Kitchn
Any day now, one of my five younger brothers will drop a little hint to my mom. "You know, cinnamon rolls would be awesome," one might say, casually. The approach will rapidly progress to the blunt: "You're making cinnamon rolls for Thanksgiving morning, yesss?" Because, in our family anyway, the holidays start with the cinnamon rolls.
Beyond my mom's famously ooey-gooey cinnamon rolls, the aromas of cinnamon and spice define this time of year — the shortened afternoons spent rolling out molasses cookies or whipping up a whiskey spice bundt cake, filling your home with the smell of sweet things to come. We crave that spicy warmth, so here are twenty recipes that will instantly make your home smell like the holidays.
Essential Recipe: Double-Crust Apple Pie
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I can't think of anything more American to devour on Thanksgiving than an ooey-gooey heap of caramelized apples piled into a crispy, buttery crust. A good apple pie can be oh-so-good, but a bad one, well, it's just flat out depressing. Unfortunately a lot can go wrong when it comes to the classic dessert, but I've done some research to ensure that it doesn't.
Read on for apple pie perfection.


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The Rocky Mountain Music Festival is set to provide concert-goers with a taste of the classic and a taste of the new.
The all-day concert Aug. 10 at Clement Park features headliners 10,000 Maniacs kicking off the day's music and the Marshall Tucker Band closing the show at night. In between the two classic bands, the audience will hear eight local groups battling for the title of best blues, rock, country and acoustic bands in the Rockies.
Shakespeare came to the park — Clement Park — last Friday.
The Foothills Theatre Company presented the Bard's classic comedy "A Midsummer Night's Dream" at South Jeffco's premiere outdoor venue. The comedy of errors centers on two young couples, unrequited love, mischievous fairies and one man's unfortunate transformation into a donkey.
The 500-year-old play still elicits plenty of laughs from a 21st-century audience — thanks to the amazing source material, said audience member Larissa Packer.
The music of Creedence Clearwater Revival — one of the seminal rock bands of the '60s and '70s, responsible for classic songs like "Proud Mary," "Fortunate Son," and "Bad Moon Rising" — is coming to Littleton this Sunday.
Creedence Clearwater Revisited, a band that features original drummer Doug Clifford and bassist Stu Cook, will perform to a sold-out crowd at Hudson Gardens on July 27 as part of the venue's summer concert series.
The talent at Foothills Park and Recreation's Battle of the Bands made for some tough choices for judges and audience members.
Yet in the end, local hard-rock band Keep Kalm edged out second-place band Sunset Summer. Regina Smith, head of Foothills' arts programs, said it was the closest point differential in the three years of the competition.
The concert, on June 14 at Clement Park's amphitheater, featured four local middle- and high-school-age bands.
The melodious bellow of bagpipes and the steady tapping of drums heralded the first concert of the annual Summer Concert Series at the Littleton Museum on Wednesday.
Despite the rain, the Denver and District Pipe Band — comprised of almost 70 bagpipers, drummers and dancers — performed traditional and modern takes on Celtic marches, jigs and reels for 300 attendees.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Littleton Library and Museum, the Summer Concert Series has been free to the public for more than 25 years.
A passel of proud papas waited inside Columbine High's south entrance Saturday — many clutching bouquets — for their favorite ballerinas to emerge from backstage.
"She loves to sing and dance. And she's always walking around on her tippy-toes," said Dennis Lux, whose daughter, Madeleine, 5, was among 100 performers at the Foothills Park and Rec ballet program's performance of "Cinderella."
The Nutcracker was a girl. That didn't sit right with 8-year-old Tyler Humphrey.
Tyler, now 15, had previously seen his mother in a performance of "The Nutcracker," and he asked indignantly why a girl was cast in a boy's part.
"I told him it was because there weren't any boys to play the part," said Demelza Humphrey, Tyler's mom. "I told him, 'You're the only one who can change that.' "
Dakota Ridge High School teacher-librarian John Williams has been hosting a Read Across America Day for 11 years. This year, second-graders from Mount Carbon Elementary visited the DRHS library to listen to high school students, teachers, staff and community members read aloud.
"It's important to instill the love of reading," said Williams. "They have the opportunity to hear that everybody reads."
Mount Carbon second-grade teacher Suzanne Swank said the visit has an added benefit.
There's something to be said for following a childhood dream into adulthood — especially when that dream involves horses, acrobatics, sword fighting, chariot races and fire.
The cast of "Gladius," which is in the middle of a six-week run at the Jeffco Fairgrounds, lives that dream every time they take the stage.
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Individuals weight loss system at listed the five most widely used diets:
Both of these lists should offer you a great starting place to judge food diets and weight loss programs. Perhaps you are wondering has then been any scientific tests comparing diets that will point me in the best path? And the answer is yes – scientists at the Stanford University School of Medicine finished longest and the largest ever assessment of 4 common diets printed March 7, 2007 in the Journal of the American Medical Association. The research included 311 girls between the ages of 50 and 25 having a Body-mass Index (BMI) of 40 and between 27. These were randomly assigned to check out both Atkins, Zone, LEARN or Ornish Diet.
So they fully understood whatsoever diet they were assigned the 311 members were offered 2 months of courses having a dietitian. Next they certainly were provided no assistance. They certainly were evaluated after one-year and 6 months. Not just lost more weight compared to other individuals although there have been ladies in each diet that lost 30lbs or more after twelve months those given to the Atkins diet however they also experienced probably the most benefits when it comes to cholesterol and blood pressure. Read this website http://michelle-fairley.com/ to get some ideas on dieting tips. There are several nuances to the Stanford study that are too numerous to examine here-but what I find exciting is:
(1) this can be a study in a real-life situation (the women were by themselves after the original eight months of courses), (2) there were women in each class that dropped over 30lbs after twelve months, and (3) the food diets chosen involved a low-carb diet (Atkins), a high-carb diet (Ornish), averagely low-carb diet (Zone) and a diet that uses national recommendations in the USDA's food pyramid (LEARN). Therefore, although Atkins out-performed another diet that doesn't mean you are able to not lose weight and keep it off on a number of diets.
If you choose from the get-go a weight loss program, using its built-in support system, can give the best chance to you to achieve your weight loss goals you have to ask the next questions:
1. What does this program include? 2. Does this program present team or one-on-one guidance? 3. Have you got to buy food or products? 4. Does this program help you to get more active?
5. Does this program assist you to maintain the weight down? 6. What're the skills of the staff? 7. Are they certified dietitians? 8. Who supervises this program?
9. Which kind of experience do they've?
10. Does this program or services and products have any risks? 11. Would be the recommended supplements safe? 12. Would you talk to their doctor? 13. When you yourself have a situation will they coordinate with your doctor 14. Just how much does this program cost? 15. Can there be a sign-up fee?
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Lotulei Gets Star Treatment, Nice Film Break Down on Cal's Blog
An outstanding analysis of Lotulei by reviewing a set of plays and indicating strengths and weaknesses. It's the type of in-depth analysis of a player that makes the game more meaningful to you. You can read it here. The analysis identifies Lotulei in a film still, indicates what went right or wrong for both sides and how Lotulei impacted the play or was neutralized. He noted that Lotulei's ability to anticipate the snap (huge for any D lineman or backer) made an enormous difference in his effectiveness. His synopsis reads as follows:
My impressions (from the admittedly one game) I watched is that Lotulelei is certainly quick and he is devastating when he anticipates the snap count. He had trouble fighting the double team and will need to improve because he will see plenty more double teams this year and first round picks shouldn't get blown off the line. He plays best when he can fire straight ahead, engage the blocker across from him early and use his strength and balance to disrupt plays. When his first move is lateral or backward he plays upright and is much more easily blocked. He doesn't collapse the pocket on passing plays and he is not one of those D-linemen who are going to chase a play 10 yards downfield. He isn't a sideline to sideline pursuer, more like hash mark to hash mark.
That said, he could be a monster this year if he spent the off-season focused on strength and conditioning.
A worthy read from one of our conference rivals and a reminder of why this league is different from the fan ramblings in the WAC and MWC.


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Joe Raver will take over as Hillenbrand Inc. president and chief executive officer when Ken Camp, who currently holds those positions, retires at the end of the year, according to an HI press release.
Joe Loughrey, HI board chairman, confirmed Camp's pending retirement and announced the board's decision to transfer leadership to Raver. Camp will be stepping down Sept. 6 "to effect a smooth transition of leadership to Raver prior to Camp's retirement Dec. 31," the release stated.
The chairman said, "We can't honor Ken enough for the transformative work he has done for Hillenbrand. It was his vision that started us on the course to becoming a global, diversified industrial company and set a foundation for our continued strategic growth."
Camp announced, "I have enjoyed every one of my 32 years of service to Hillenbrand. I'm proud of the successes we've achieved – all of which are due to the gifted and dedicated people throughout Hillenbrand. I look forward to retirement, and I will leave knowing this organization is in Joe Raver's very capable hands."
The board was unanimous in its support of Raver, Loughrey revealed. "He is the product of a long-term, intentional leadership development focus at Hillenbrand. We're fortunate to have him and others like him ready to step up and serve when called."
Raver spent 18 years in various key positions with Batesville Casket Co. and its affiliates. He held the position of vice president of strategy for two years and then vice president and general manager of the respiratory care division for two years at Hill-Rom.
He succeeded Camp as Batesville Casket Co. president in 2008 when Camp assumed his current role at HI. In 2011, he became president of the Process Equipment Group, where he exhibited insight and skill at the helm of a group that has grown significantly, both through organic growth and acquisition and in a short time has expanded its presence in new markets, such as China, Russia and India.
Raver commented, "I thank the board for the confidence they have placed in me, and I personally thank Ken Camp. He has been a significant mentor in our relentless pursuit of excellence. His example of focus and vision will serve me greatly in this role."
Raver holds a Master of Business Administration degree in marketing and strategy from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University, as well as a Bachelor of Arts degree in economics from Dartmouth.
Until the Sept. 6 transition, he will continue as president of the Process Equipment Group in Europe, which includes continuing the integration of Coperion. He and his family will move back to the U.S. this summer, as he and Camp work closely to commence the transition.


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|In nuclear deal, Iran did not agree to dismantle anything: Zarif
TEHRAN – Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said on Wednesday that the United States overplays Iranian commitments in the nuclear deal, underlining that Iran "did not agree to dismantle anything."
"The White House version both underplays the concessions and overplays Iranian commitments," Zarif told CNN while on a visit to Davos, Switzerland, to attend the 44th meeting of the World Economic Forum.
Iran and the 5+1 group (the five permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany) made an agreement over Tehran's nuclear program in November 2013, according to which Iran agreed not to expand its nuclear program and to suspend its 20 percent uranium enrichment in return for a limited easing of the sanctions imposed on the country.
Zarif added that terminology used by the White House to describe the agreement differed from the text agreed to by Iran and the other countries in the talks -- the United States, Britain, France, Russia, China and Germany.
He accused the Obama administration of creating a false impression with such language.
"The White House tries to portray it as basically a dismantling of Iran's nuclear program. That is the word they use time and again," he said. "If you find a single, a single word, that even closely resembles dismantling or could be defined as dismantling in the entire text, then I would take back my comment."
He repeated that "we are not dismantling any centrifuges, we're not dismantling any equipment, we're simply not producing, not enriching over 5%."
"You don't need to over-emphasize it," Zarif said of the White House language.
Asked about his relationship with Secretary of State John Kerry, Zarif called it "very difficult because we're both going into these negotiations with a lot of baggage."
Progress has been made, he said, but "it's yet too early to talk about trust."
Commenting on the Geneva II conference on Syria which is ongoing in Montreux, Switzerland, Zarif expressed hope that the Syrian talks could succeed.
He explained Iran's support for the Syrian government and said "Iran finds itself in a situation where we see the very prominent and serious danger of terrorism, extremism, sectarian tension being fed from outside and creating a very dangerous environment in Syria."
He added that an agreement among Syrians that brings a democratically elected government is the only solution, and he dismissed concerns that a free and fair vote would be impossible with Bashar Al-Assad in power and running as a candidate.
"Why don't we talk about it?" Zarif asked. "And why don't we allow the Syrians to talk about how they can conduct a free and fair election? Why do people need to set an agenda and impose their agenda on the Syrian people?"
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Clear pale golden colour with a creamy white head. Fair head retention.
Rich, sweet English malt aroma. Almost honeyed. Light herbal hop character. Okay.
Earthy and very sweet. There is a lot of pale malt here and it doesn't shine as a great beer. The hop character is very earthy with a little fruitiness. Not my favourite.
Moderate body with moderately-low carbonation. Okay.
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saw this leaked yesterday, won't check it out though
Liking it so far. They've matured a lot since STGOH.
This has sounded good so far, can't listen to the rest yet... :/
will listen when home. not expecting much.
I never liked listening to album through stream, I'll wait until a physical copy is released.Digging: Messiah - Choir of Horrors
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I'm liking this, it sounds more death metall-y in parts.
Plus they apparently went recruiting in Sweden for guest vocalists
pretty bad album
Thank God the guitar playing isn't as lame as their last few albums.
This band could use a cold cup of originality.
Well they did get pretty much an entire new lineup for this cd
Cd is good but they've changed there sound up quite a bit. The clean vocals are still kinda bugging me, they sound way overproduced.
The first two songs they released are so misleading as to the overall quality of this album. I really liked them.
Streaming it now.
Im surprised these guys are still going at it. I remember loving these guys in middle school...but thats it. They've definitely changed over the years, but it's still just typical nu metal.
I've never been a fan of this bands heavy stuff. Their slower songs such as Deteriorate have always caught my fanny though.
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Part I Workshop: Febuary 1 – 5, 2012
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How does our early childhood affect our adult relationships? Why is it difficult to live our deepest spiritual and psychological realizations in our day-to-day interactions with others? How can understanding our early-childhood environment help us alleviate our chronic emotional, physical and psychological suffering?
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• Discovering why early attachment descriptions become activated and old patterns get reenacted in adult life with intimate relationships.
There will be opportunities to work one-on-one with experienced trauma therapists, who will be supporting the work of the group. This workshop will include meditation, experiential inquiry exercises, discussion, and demonstrations. Though this workshop is open to anyone, it is not an introductory retreat, and will be most beneficial to those engaged in exploring their inner experience.
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Part I: 22 Hours
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This practicum class prepares clinicians, therapists, teachers, body-workers, and other healing arts professionals to approach trauma and attachment holistically and effectively by engaging all aspects of the human experience: body, mind, and spirit. Through lectures, interactive exercises, DVD presentations and live demonstrations you will learn to recognize various early attachment models. In addition you will see the practical application of Somatic Experiencing principles, techniques and corrective experiences to alleviate stuck attachment patterns.
To help you to address your clients' recovery needs and tap into the natural and vast potential for healing and growth, we will present a unique blend of therapeutic modalities, including Somatic Attachment® techniques, and Dynamic Re-Patterning Experience. Additionally, we will incorporate spiritual perspectives from the Diamond Approach® and elsewhere.
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As a dynamic teacher and expert in the fields of trauma resolution, attachment models and integrative healing techniques, Diane Poole Heller, Ph.D., has been featured at prestigious international seminars and conferences and is the author of numerous articles in the field. Dr. Heller began her work with Peter Levine, founder of the Somatic Experiencing Training Institute and the "Somatic Experiencing" (SE) method of trauma resolution in 1989. She developed Somatic Attachment Healing Strategies and is a Senior Faculty member for the Institute, teaching worldwide. Her book "Crash Course," a guidebook on how to resolve auto accident trauma, is used as a resource for healing general trauma in the US and internationally. She weaves her 30 years of experience in the Diamond Approach spiritual practice with what she has learned in the field of body, mind, and spiritual sciences in a holistic approach to trauma healing. Visit her website: www.drdianepooleheller.com.
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The first weekend of the NFL playoffs begin this weekend, and whether you're a 49ers fan, Seahawks fan, Broncos fan, Texans fan...or just a Chargers fan happy that the season's over, whatever team you're rooting for, there's plenty of action to watch this weekend.
Games this weekend (Wildcard)
- Cincinnati Bengals at Houston Texans - Jan. 5 at 4 p.m. - NBC
- Indianapolis Colts at Baltimore Ravens - Jan. 6 at 1 p.m. - CBS
- Minnesota Vikings at Green Bay Packers - Jan. 5 at 8 p.m. - NBC
- Seattle Seahawks at Washington Redskins - Jan. 6 at 4:30 p.m. - FOX
Where to watch in the Pacific Palisades area:
There are a number of local places to catch the game. Here are some we found but if you know another please let others know in the comments section below.
- Gladstones - 17300 Pacific Coast Highway, Pacific Palisades
- The Oak Room/Steve and Lenny's Sports Bar - 1035 Swarthmore Ave., Pacific Palisades
- Busby's Restaurant Bar - 3110 Santa Monica Blvd., Santa Monica
- Barney's Beanery - 1351 Third St. Promenade, Santa Monica
- Yankee Doodles - 1410 Third St. Promenade, Santa Monica
- JP's Sports Bar and Grill - 1101 Wilshire Blvd., Santa Monica
- Sonny McLean's Irish Pub and Restaurant - 2615 Wilshire Blvd., Santa Monica


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