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Despite all the good feelings and accomplishents of the last month, last night was perhaps the most heartbreaking moment for Islanders fans since losing Game 7 in Toronto in 2002.
Knowing full well they needed to win and avoid the Penguins in the first round, the Islanders back stabbed their tortured fan base with a lifeless effort when everything was on the line.
The Islanders reminded their fans just how second rate their organization is. The players managed to fight and show great heart in getting them to clinch a playoff spot, but it was not enough.
By failing to provide the team with a legit backup goalie the Islanders FO failed. Now the Islanders are nothing more than a sacrifice for the Penguins to embarrass.
Simply getting to the playoffs was not good enough. Not when everyone knew a meetin was tantamount to a first round bye for Pittsburgh.
While the Rangers basically handed the Islanders the 7th spit with late season losses to Florida and Philly, the Islanders refused to accept their gift.
For the poor, tortured fan base in Brooklyn, the playoffs ate already over before they began. just like 2003, 2004 and 2007 the Islanders will show little evidence of a postseason berth.
The Islanders are 3-13 in their ladt 16 postseason gamesand have lost six straight at home.


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Before there was punk rock, Detroit was home to a band called Death.
A Band Called DeathThe Cinefamily (611 North Fairfax Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90036) Map it $12
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A Band Called Death is a documentary 42 years in the making. It's one of the most unlikely true stories that you'll ever hear, and one of the greatest triumphs in rock history. Detroit, 1971. Three teenage brothers, Bobby, Dannis, and David Hackney dabbled in playing funk music, but after they attended a particularly thunderous Alice Cooper performance, the Hackeys' group "Rock Fire Funk Express" gradually transformed into an entirely different band...a band called DEATH.
Their sound was tight, compelling and formidably unique. Death's rampaging drive was clearly "punk," but the Ramones were still years from stricking their first power chord. After months of rejections from record companies, someone reached out to the group with an offer...if they agreed to change their name. The answer was no. After years of disappointment and still no recording contract, they had no battle left in them. Death sold off their instruments and disbanded, with their recordings laying dormant in an attic for years.
Or so they thought. In 2008, Death songs began making the rounds virally across the internet. Bobby and Dannis remained unaware. Collectors went rabid. The recordings were pulled from the attic, and it wasn't long before the world finally caught up with the band's unparalleled, innovatory vision.
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Thai Vegetables Recipe
Add some zip to a meal with this spicy vegetable dish. A contrast of crispy and tender vegetables in a spicy sauce over rich and creamy coconut rice. You won't believe it's low in calories! Melody Savage, Lawrence, Kansas
- 2 cups cut fresh green beans
- 2 cups fresh asparagus, trimmed
- 1 cup sliced fresh mushrooms
- 1 medium sweet red pepper, julienned
- 1 medium carrot, julienned
- 1 tablespoon sesame oil
- 3 green onions, chopped
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1-1/2 teaspoons minced fresh gingerroot
- 1/4 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
- 1/4 cup roasted peanuts, chopped
- In a large saucepan, bring 5 cups water to a boil. Add beans and asparagus; cover and cook for 2 minutes. Drain and immediately place vegetables in ice water. Drain and pat dry.
- In a large skillet or wok, stir-fry the mushrooms, pepper and carrot in oil for 4 minutes. Add the onions, garlic, ginger and pepper flakes; cook until vegetables are crisp-tender.
- Add beans and asparagus; heat through. Sprinkle with peanuts. Yield: 8 servings.
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text: It appears that the Big Ten Network and streaming video website Hulu have come to an agreement to broadcast some of the Big Ten's historical football content (and even some nonconference games), which is fantastic. Embedded below is the 1994 PSU @ Illinois game which I hadn't ever seen before; also available are the 2001 OSU @ PSU game, the 2002 PSU @ Wisc game, and (if you're into S&M) the 1999 Minny @ PSU game. There are also a variety of other great games, 28 total.


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Merry (belated) Christmas from Julio Iglesias
Every day in December, I checked my mailbox hoping my Christmas card from Julio Iglesias would arrive. I returned to The Bee today after being gone for 11 days to find that I had one last Christmas present waiting for me. My card from La Familia Iglesias.
The short version of the backstory, for those who haven't followed in the past: A few years back I interviewed Julio before a Fresno show and I've been on his Christmas card list ever since. It's an annual reminder that he and his model wife have disgustingly beautiful children. The younger ones — not Enrique and the like.
Geez, I'm amazed at how much the kids have grown up since 2007 (see below).
- Merry Christmas from … Julio Iglesias? [2007]
- Feliz Navidad from the Iglesias family [2008]
- Yes, Virginia, there is a Julio Iglesias Christmas card this year [2009]


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I swear I wasn't planning any more Delfino stuff (for the weekend at least), but this came out today in a long article at Ole, the sports newspaper from Argentina. Carlitos, now training with Argentina's national basketball team, is mainly asked about it and replacing Ginobili, but also, in a tiny segment, about Milwaukee.
Here's the segment's translation.
Happy to continue with the Bucks
Carlos Delfino's season 2009/20010 was the best since arriving NBA. The santafesino seems to have found his spot in the league's world in Milwaukee, a team where his percentages were around 11 points per game and where he loosed in the first round playoffs. Lancha's productions made the Bucks not waiting too much guaranteeing the contract's year that linked them to Delfino. And Carlitos was happy after his good season. "The arrangement was what we deserved both parts. I'm happy, hoping to keep going in the same way and hopeful with the signings and the team we assembled. They will no longer say that we are going to finish 27 or 28", he pointed out.


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My name is Yina, and yes, it is my real English name.
Most people know me as the girl who runs TheVelvetDolls, which i'm doing full-time now. Long story.
My life story so far is pretty unconventional from most.. i think? Actually, i was pretty smart as a kid, i'm just incredibly and extremely lazy, and all my teachers really couldn't be bothered with me after awhile. LOL... I HATED math and science with a vengeance, and enjoyed subjects like English, Literature, History etc. Obviously not a person suited for mugging life.
By the grace of God, i managed to get pretty decent grades for my O's (5As and 3Bs actually, would you believe that!) and made the major decision to not enter Junior College at all, and applied for the course of my choice, which is NYP's Digital Media Design.
By the grace of God, i managed to get pretty decent grades for my O's (5As and 3Bs actually, would you believe that!) and made the major decision to not enter Junior College at all, and applied for the course of my choice, which is NYP's Digital Media Design.
Why design? Honestly, i don't know, but all i knew was that i really did NOT want to study any more, and i developed a newfound interest in design and photoshop after one of those compulsory IT classes which we had to take in secondary school (proves that those IT classes weren't that useless after all! even though i still can't get my head around MS Excel, but hey, at least i found my interest in design!)
I think I drove my dad up the wall when i told him i didn't apply for JC at all! :X The 3 years in DMD were a mix of both good and bad, but I managed to survive it all, and graduated with not just a diploma, but a Merit diploma! :D *pats self on back*
I don't have a degree, and i stopped my studies after i graduated with my diploma in Digital Media Design (Animation). Which also explains for all those cutesy graphics and funky layouts you see on my blog, even though i've left the design industry 2 years ago, i still enjoy playing around with Photoshop and making pretty pictures.
(one of my artworks, and the avatar i now use on my blog!)
I worked as a comic artist for a couple of years, with Imaginary Friends Studio. Some of my accolades include doing artwork for World of Warcraft, as well as being a colorist for some Marvel and Topcow titles. Haha! Bet you won't know what i'm talking about, unless you're a gamer or comic fan. My time at IFS was pretty much the best time of my art career! :D After which, i left the studio and went on to work as a game artist for a Research Project at NTU Art Design and Media School, which was so mind numbingly boring, i started blogging to pass time at work. and TADAA! There you have it, this space was born!
Not long after, i left my ultra boring job at NTU, and my sister Gina who was also unemployed at that time decided that it was a very good idea to start a blogshop. Thus, The Velvet Dolls was founded! Initially, i was only helping out with the creative aspects of the shop, like designing the brand/logo, and helping to model and shoot for the shop (together with JY! we have many classic "pond" shots which i cringe to look at now) but somehow along the way, Gina got herself a job, and i found myself running The Velvet Dolls full time, while blogging on the sidelines! :)
I'm really thankful and glad that i somehow found something i enjoy doing, because i know i can't spend my life slogging away in a profession i don't enjoy. of course, i'm not sure if i see myself still doing this 20 years from now, but i'm a live-in-the-moment kind of girl, and i won't waste any energy worrying about things like that.
I'm really thankful and glad that i somehow found something i enjoy doing, because i know i can't spend my life slogging away in a profession i don't enjoy. of course, i'm not sure if i see myself still doing this 20 years from now, but i'm a live-in-the-moment kind of girl, and i won't waste any energy worrying about things like that.
Other facts about me:
I've been fat for most of my life, but i was 20, i kind of decided that enough was enough, and after about 6 months of crazy exercise/diet/appetite suppressant pills, i lost 10++ kg. Coincidentally enough, i got attached to my first boyfriend like 4 months after i started losing weight. LOL. so much for inner beauty. I'm constantly paranoid about putting on weight and i'm always always trying to diet.
I love animals, and have 4 dogs, 2 hamsters and countless fish at home. Check out my instagram (@yinagoh) because i upload photos of my adorable pets regularly!
I love to sing, and so does my boyfriend YZ. We've been together for close to 5 years, and in fact, we met at a 民歌餐厅, but it's not what you probably imagined it to be like, no one was singing and no one fell in love with the other person's voice. LOL... very disappointing, i know. Anyways, collectively, the two of us are more famously known as 想YY, which was our duo name when we took part in a Mediacorp Channel 8 TV singing competition in 2011!
We ended up 3rd in the competition, because YZ 忘词 in the finals. Hahaha. Regardless, the competition was an unforgettable experience, and will always be a treasured trove of memories for the two of us!
Other than pop, I also sing in the SYC Ensemble Singers, and travel abroad regularly to perform, sing and compete with them. Singing and music is a huge part of my life, and i'm really blessed to have so many opportunities to enjoy doing what i enjoy! I guess i'm amazingly extraordinarily exceedingly lucky.
I love to read, and just about anything with text on it (even the back of a cereal box) becomes reading fodder for me. I love buying old books from 2nd hand book stores!
I love make-up, and beauty. Anything that makes me look prettier gets my thumbs up :D
I love photography, and am just a little geeky and gadgety.
OH! Just because i always get this question, i use the Olympus E-P3 with the Panasonic 20mm lens for most of the shots you see on my blog.
OK.. i'll update this page whenever i think i have something to add. I'm really bad at doing this self-bio thing.


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STAWELL - Stawell Agricultural Society will swing into action once again this Sunday, hosting a special Australia Day Farmers Market at Laidlaw Park.
The Farmers Market is inside the Stawell Harness Racing Club grounds in Patrick Street.
Come and sample the wide variety of vegetables, fruit, honey, bread, biscuits, jams, sauces, lentils etc on offer.
Also there are oils, spices, plus a large variety of nuts, fudge and patte up for grabs from the many stallholders.
Other products include a wide range of plants and herbs to select for your garden.
The craft section includes a variety of cards, beautiful knitted garments, childrens rugs, jewellery and bags in different designs, childrens hair clips and head bands.
Stop and enjoy a lovely hamburger or sausage, sandwich, pancakes, tea or coffee with your family and friends.
The Stawell Agricultural Society is seeking expressions of interest from those with farm origin products i.e. cheese, eggs, fish, meat and wine to join the market.
For further information, contact Market Co-ordinator on 03 5358 5007 or 0419 445 095 or firstname.lastname@example.com


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Madison (Press Release) - A Barron County man, who knowingly violated the law by disposing of solid waste by burning it, has been ordered to pay a total of $2,500 in penalties and costs. The State of Wisconsin brought this case against David Anderson for violations of state laws that prohibit open burning of solid waste.
According to the civil lawsuit filed by the Wisconsin Department of Justice (DOJ), on August 10, 2009, Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) staff observed heavy smoke coming from the Anderson property. Upon arrival at the property, DNR staff observed a gas can used to start the fire and Anderson pushing burning debris including mattresses, furniture, shingles, insulation, plastics, televisions, car parts, tires and other solid waste into a skid loader. Anderson, who had been previously warned by DNR staff that he could not burn this solid waste, admitted starting the fire. Anderson was required to clean up the burned and unburned solid waste and document that it was disposed of in a licensed solid waste facility. More than 1,147 tons of solid waste was disposed as a result of this clean-up.
Wisconsin law prohibits the open burning of plastic, rubber, asphalt, garbage and other substances that produce harmful emissions. State law also prohibits the incineration of solid waste without a license. Anderson, who possessed no licenses to dispose of waste through open burning, was remorseful and cooperated with the DNR and voluntarily removed the solid waste and burned debris. His remorse and cooperation were taken into consideration in the settlement.


text: Roschon Prince scored in double figures in each of Long Beach Poly's 32 games ('11-'12) and recorded 10 double-doubles. According to Maxpreps.com, Prince led the nation in free throw attempts (384) and free throws made (264) last season. His game is an aggressive and physical one and he thrives in fighting thru traffic in route to the hoop. Alongside teammate and fellow Rivals 4-star Jordan Bell, Prince led the '11-'12 Jackrabbits to the California State CIF championship game (54-52 loss to Bullard) and went for 21 and 10 in the heartbreaking defeat. Although 7 Seniors graduated off the '11-'12 squad, built around Prince and Bell, much is expected of the Southern California powerhouse. With Prince on the roster LB Poly is a stunning 88-10, has captured 3 League titles, and has made been ranked nationally each of the last 2 seasons. An accomplished Wide Receiver for the Poly football squad, Prince recently decided to wrap his gridiron career and train 100% of his athletic focus to the hardwood. >>> For the full story >>>


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A virtual Instrument with over 27GB of 24-bit drum samples and over 2,000 audio grooves.
Drum Masters 2: Multitrack Drum Kits & Grooves (DVD Edition) is a virtual drum and groove instrument with the tools to create realistic virtual studio drum session in the computer. Not only do you get expressive virtual drum sets with full discrete mic mixing, but you also get live, multitrack REX audio grooves played by master session drummers and the unique ability to use both drum kits and grooves together to create incredibly realistic drum tracks.
Drum Masters 2: Multitrack Drum Kits & Grooves features sounds from drum legends like Jerry Marotta (Peter Gabriel), Danny Gottlieb (Pat Metheny Group), John Blackwell (Prince), Nick D'Virgilio (Tears for Fears), Ed Greene (Steely Dan), and more. Drum Masters 2 now also includes a variety of Jazz drum sets, rare snare drums, and classic rock drums in the style of bands such as The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Genesis, and many others.
Whether you play from the keyboard, V-Drums or any electronic drum kit, Drum Masters 2 gives you virtual drums with some of the most advanced features for round-robin randomization of hits, performance articulations like ghost notes, snare rolls, and hits from center to edge to rim. With its MIDI Learn, custom drum sets can be tailored for any drum pad set up. The sound collection includes GM, iMap, and a Performance mode for expressive MIDI grooves and universal compatibility all in one package. Top that off with ready-to-go mixes, built-in effects, and infinite expandability, Drum Masters 2 is the ultimate virtual drum solution.


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Andretti-Thayer Aviation Services Corp. of Coopersburg has amended its articles of incorporation and renamed itself Thayer Aviation Services Corp. Nazareth race car driver Mario Andretti last year dropped out of his partnership with Coopersburg businessman William H. Thayer. The partnership had planned to operate a fixed-base aviation service at the Allentown- Bethlehem-Easton Airport. The airport authority last year said the partnership was in technical violation of its contract because it had not yet started construction.
- Coretech Inc., Easton, has received a $34,000 Ben Franklin Partnership grant to aid in the development of a CAD/CAM computer system and an improved inventory control system. The company works in the converting industry, which deals with paper, film, tape or any similar product that has to be transferred from one roll to another; manufacturing machinery that handles and cuts the paper tubes, or cores, used in the rolls. The new systems will produce more efficient design and manufacture of products in the firm's core-cutting procedure.


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MUMBAI: OOH professional Priti Shetty has joined MOMS, the OOH specialist arm of Madison World, as business director. Shetty brings on board rich experience of over 12 years in the outdoor industry.
Talking about her move to MOMS, Shetty said, "I wanted to be a part of an organisation which is passionate about outdoor and at the same time wants to do things differently and take OOH communication to the next level."
At MOMS, Shetty will look after the account management of Mumbai-based clients. Prior to this, she worked with Kinetic, a WPP Group company, for six months.
Speaking about her stint with Kinetic, she said, "Working with Kinetic was a wonderful experience and it was a pleasure to be associated with the team."
Shetty, who started her career in the outdoor domain with Skyliners in August, 1997, has worked with leading companies like Ogilvy Action (Landscapes) and TME – A division of Rediffusion D Y&R and Phase – D, a printing and signage firm.
Shetty is a commerce graduate from St Andrews College, Mumbai, and has done an MBA with specialisation in Marketing from ITM institute. She also holds a PG Diploma in Advertising & Public Relation from K C College.
(This news was broken by network2media on Friday, May 07, 2010).
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A bill that would replace the current hardship license system with an ignition interlock licensing system in Kentucky has been withdrawn.
14 News found out that Kentucky House Bill 61 did not have enough support for the bill to pass.
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In 2012 COAST players earned Union-Tribune Player of the Year and the North County Player of the Year. At the next level COAST players have gone on to be recognized as NCAA Division I Freshman of the Year (2004), FIVB Female Athlete of the Year (2008), and the NCAA DI National Player of the Week five times. At present there are twelve COAST alumni playing on top 25 D I programs and six players participating at Ivy League schools.
Last season COAST sent eight teams to JOs including three teams in the 15s and two in the 14s. At JOs six COAST teams notched top 10 finishes in their age groups. The COAST 16-1s earned the 2012 Junior Olympic Gold Medal as the Open level National Champions!
More importantly our staff strives to create a great learning atmosphere whether the athlete is an experienced college bound player, or a rank beginner. We welcome you to sample our program's instructive environment at one of our camps or pre-tryout workouts. Beyond winning and losing our mission is to excel on behalf of kids who love volleyball.


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Our Chefs are preparing a decadent three course menu for this special day including favourites such as Roasted Peppers, Rump of Lamb and a delightful sharing dessert including white chocolate strawberries.
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The Crown Inn is a beautiful 17th century building which has been extended over the centuries to become what it is today, a cosy, friendly pub. In the winter the wood burner will keep you warm whilst you enjoy our freshly home-cooked food. In the summer enjoy al fresco dining on the patio or in the garden.
We are the centre of the small hamlet of Finglesham between Sandwich and Deal. The Medieval town of Sandwich with its narrow streets and overhanging buildings is well worth a visit. Take a boat trip along the river you may see the seals. Deal is a seaside town with a lovely clean beach, or take a stroll down the narrow side roads in the Conservation area which is where the smugglers used to trade.
Being a privately owned pub you will receive the individual touch, every customer is important and our friendly staff will make you feel at home whether it is your first time with us or your 100th time. The Crown welcomes families and the children will be happy all afternoon playing on our large play area, whilst you sit back and enjoy one of our 4 real ales, a glass of Biddenden Cider, a glass of wine, or anything else that may take your fancy, as we have a very large selection of drinks. You can even bring the dog with you.


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Hit the Highway has many approaches, but the best way is to link either Classic Crack or Thai Stick into Red Eye and then into Hit the Highway. Once you reach the anchors of Red Eye you move up as if into Kashmir, but head left into the obvious overhanging dihedral. From Red Eye's anchors all of Hit the Highway is trad climbing. Once you reach the end of the stemming dihedral you can exit left and to the anchors just before the overhang of physical graffiti (fairly burly move) or you can head up right and follow a dirty, flaring, and blocky section to the actual anchors of Hit the Highway. Both ways are about the same grade, but offer different hard moves.
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CLINTON, S.C. –On the second day of the Wilson/ITA Southeast Region Men's Tennis Fall Championships, the top two seeded doubles teams advanced to the semifinals. The only major upset of the day was Presbyterian College's Paul Ratchford and Kshitij Dwivedi defeated the third seeded team of Jonathan Gomez and Matt Umbers of Rollins College 8-0. The sixth seeded Dwivedi and Ratchford will take on Tusculum College's Carlos Garcia and Sergio Espinosa in the semifinals on Saturday. Fourth seeded Thomas Hipp and Sebastian Losavio from Barry University will take on second seeded Eduardo Morones and Regnier Azevedo of Lynn University in the other semifinal match. In the consolation bracket, Eckerd College's Andre Mittag and Sanjar Shodiev advanced to Saturday's semifinals and will take on Eckerd teammates Byron Kidd and Fabio Fermi. In the other semifinal, Florida Gulf Coast College's Seth Fogelman and Gavin Manders will take on Barry's Andres Varela and Alex Praderas.
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Is there ever an acceptable time to swear at work?
There is a noticeable amount of cursing on the Fox program "Hell's Kitchen." It seems profanity is becoming more and more acceptable at work and in our daily lives. What's driving this change in our society?
If you don't want the change, how can it be stopped?
Some people would be blowing bubbles constantly if they had to wash out their mouths with soap because of all the profanity they use.
Some local experts we talked to say the bad habit could get you in big trouble at work if you don't stop.
"Hell's Kitchen" is a program about foodies with foul mouths. The censor sound and white circle helps to the protect the audience from words that grate on the ear.
Profanity is something many of us hear at work and some use it nonchalantly.
"For me personally I try not to curse."
"A lot of people get angry sometimes and that generates a lot of negative language."
Cursing at the job, is it is ever allowed?
"Absolutely. Well, if they do the wrong thing sometimes you have to use a few chose words to get them in gear."
A recent example of inexperienced anchor's slip of the tongue made him infamous and unemployed.
The double standard of profanity in private, never be said on TV, was made popular by the late comedian George Carlin's 1970s skit, "Seven Dirty Words."
"They called them bad, dirty, filthy, foul, vulgar, course," Carlin said. "Cursing, cussing, swearing and all I could think of was bleep, bleep, bleep, bleep, bleep, bleep, bleep."
The words he said in 1972 are still banned from TV in 2013.
Bad food, not bad language, will get you kicked off "Hell's Kitchen." In the real world, especially in Tennessee, it's much different.
Cursing can get you fired, according to FOX13 News legal analyst Caren Nichol.
"An employer can fire you for using excessive profanity," Nichol said. "Most employees will give a warning but they don't have too, which is why people should watch their mouths at work."
Light punishment could include a suspension.
"Ask him to go home. Oh yeah, go home, think about it."
Don't want a human resources nightmare on your hands? One expert advises managers to make it a written rule: no foul language allowed in the work place.
"Flat across the board, we don't talk this way at this business or in this office or at this work place," said Judy Bookman, EAP counselor.
Obviously such a rule is not in place in "Hell's Kitchen," but that's reality TV. The reality at work is much different. No cameras and profanity should be the exception rather than the rule.
"I say Greg, we promote what we permit," Bookman said.
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There was a time when if I had league pass that I could watch these games and expect at least 10 highlights that would make me jump out of my seat. I'm not saying there are not players like this now, but this was a time when players would just amaze me. The only player to do this now on a consistent basis is Lebron. Therefore, I will ask your opinion....
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He was considered by some to be the best player in the NBA at times. Prior to all of his injuries he was one of the most exciting players to watch because he could do it all. He was more athletic than Kobe and also had a better long range shot. The most intriguing part of T-Mac's game was his swagger. He was so cool on the court and made it look to easy. It would be interesting to see how he'd be killing right now if he never got injured. After all, he is a year younger than Kobe.
Steve Francis aka Stevie Franchise, was so exciting because of his ball handling skills in combination with his unreal athletic ability. He would break people's ankles and then dunk on the biggest man on the court on the same play.
Air Canada is the best dunker of all time. Hands down. If anyone says otherwise they need to be slapped. His athleticism just doesnt compare to anyone except Lebron in todays game. Even still I do not think Lebron's athleticism today is nowhere near Carter's.
The Answer is probably one of the best scorers of all time. He is not even six feet tall and he was fearless. Ever since he came into the league he has been hated on for having too many tattoos or braids or a bad attitude. However he continued to prove all the haters wrong by showcasing his abilities on the court.
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J-Dub aka White Chocolate, is probably my favorite player to watch of all time when he was on the kings. His moves were so unpredictable and just never knew what he was going to do next. He hand the most handles and best passing ability in the NBA. He was so flashy and had the ability of being likable and hated at the same time. He has so much swagger as well.
It's sad that all of these players now are either retired, injured or washed up. These were some of my favorite players to watch in the late 90's and early 00's, but now it pains me to watch them (if they are still in the NBA.) I have to continue to watch these videos to remind me the of the good times when I could watch a game of any one of these players and just be in aw. Don't get me wrong, I love watching Kobe, Bron, and D. Wade but I think I like watching these five better even if they aren't good anymore.


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Many mock drafts have been posted, but I don't think many of them account for Philbin's history and what we have been doing. Since Philbin has arrived, he has sought big name talent at the top of the draft and prioritized potential over immediate contribution. This can be seen in his first draft where he picked up Tannehill and Martin, a guy who slipped out of the first. In his second draft, the Dolphins traded up for Dion Jordan and then took a CB in the second who had all the measureables, just not great tape. In the first two rounds, Philbin likes to get the sexy picks. The picks that will get fans excited. He goes for BPA over need, especially in the first.
This is somewhat true even in his Packers days. The Packers, when Philbin was there, pretty much always went DL or LBer in the first. I think we will go that way in this draft, just like last year. In the second, the packers went WR or DB. The Packers then go for the OL in the third and fourth rounds, if they need it. They didn't always follow this trend, but it is a trend.
Secondly, Lazor will probably want to bring in his own offense. Lazor runs a fast offense that will try to out-speed the D and use a zone blocking system to take advantage of the spread out D to create a running game. If you look at the Eagles, what you see is speed. Wallace is the only one on the Dolphins with blistering speed. The Eagles have two outside WRs with blistering speed and one jack of all trades. If you look at the Packers vs. Dolphins, you see the Packers have a lot more size.
For those that don't think the Packers have more size at WR look at this:
Jordy Nelson 6'3" 217 lbs. ---> Brian Hartline 6'2" 199 lbs (This is a comparison of main outside guys)
Randall Cobb 5'10" 193 lbs ---> Mike Wallace 6'0" 190lbs (Both are the small speed guys)
James Jones 6'2" 205 lbs. ---> Brandon Gibson 6'0" 200 lbs (Both are the #3 WRs)
Jarrett Boykin 6'2" 218 lbs ---> Rishard Matthews 6'0 205 lbs (Backups)
Chris Harper 6'1" 228 lbs ---> Marlon Moore 6'0" 190 lbs.
Thanks to Wallace being taller than Cobb, the Packers only average to be 1 inch taller than our WRs. Taking Wallace-Cobb out of the equation, the Packers are about 2" taller than our guys on average. The Packers WRs, though, outweigh our guys by over 15 pounds on average!!!!!
Our WR corps doesn't hold up. We are small and slow, or at least Philbin and Lazor should think so compared to the type of talent they are used to. I can see Lazor wanting to find a tall, fast player to implement his system. Philbin will likely want it too, as he is on the 'hot seat' and needs to prove his offensive scheme can produce more. Philbin needs to get his offense out of the bottom 10 this year, or he is done.
Next to consider is what our DT position will look like. Many want a DT in the first, but I would caution against it. We will likely keep one and I hope it is Soliai. He is a decent dedicated run stopper. Starks on the other hand would make an average dedicated run stopper and an average interior pass rush specialist. Starks, though, is the better than the sum of his parts and his versatility is what made him useful as a 34 DE and in a rotation in a 43. With Starks likely the odd man out, we could do one of two things: replace him through the draft, or roll with two DTs and not rotate anymore.
I would put precedence on DE over DT, as they get more sacks. Also, if we are to have a roatation at both DE and dT, that means that we will have to give starter money to 6 guys, when only 4 of them play at a time. It is not realistic, if you look at the cap in general. Having a rotation at DE gives us 5 starters at four spots along the DL. Given the NASCAR package we can use and Vernon's ability to play DT, DT roation doesn't make much sense.
The OL coach we just hired comes form the texans. More information can be read, here. Basically, our new system will require a lot of movement by our OL on running downs. This needs to be weighed into consideration when acquiring new OL.
Now on to what I think they will do in the draft.
Round 1
Ra'Shede Hageman, DT, Minnesota
In the first round I am looking for amazing defensive line talent or linebacker talent. I think I found just the right guy. Ra'Shede Hageman could be another great interior pass rusher. If Soliai gets resigned, he will likely be a pass rush down only player, but he has the strength to be an everydown type of guy. Putting him next to our current pass rush specialist, Jared Odrick, we would be able to create a lot of pressure up front on obvious passing downs. He also would be able to keep up our DT rotation, with one of our tackles likely leaving. With Anthony Barr and C.J. Mosley likely gone and us already having three DEs we have invested in, we will probably go DT. Hageman is compared to J.J. Watt for his size and his penetration skills. The idea behind this pick will be to enhance an already great DL.
Round 2
Antonio Richardson, OT, Tennessee
I cannot see this coaching staff missing on such a steal in the second. He will be by far the BPA, because of a very strong OT class. He needs to work on bull rushes, but does well in other aspects of pass blocking and is a road grader. He also has prototypical size.
Round 3
This is another time where BPA meets need. Dixon fits perfectly into our defensive scheme. We need another rangy safety that is good in man next to Clemons and Dixon would supply it. Dixon is also familiar with cover 2, so he will be fine when we go to that zone. Dixon should come into our secondary and contribute immediately.
Round 4
Tyler Lawson, OL, Utah State
Lawson currently plays center in the NFL, but his mobility tells me that he will do just fine at OG, especially in our system. Lawson will have a learning curve to play guard, but provide excellent depth at center, if Pouncey would get hurt. Right now the only center depth we have is a guy that got bullied by 2nd and 3rd stringers in the 2013 preseason.
In the later rounds, I expect that they will go for BPA. I also think that they will be looking for LBers and HBs here, as those are two groups that could have guys drop for a variety of reasons.
If I am correct on what we will do, we will have bettered the middle of the offense and defense. While we still need some better play makers on offense and defense, we should be able to do much better, if the rookies play. In all likelihood, only rookies that need to play will. This will mean that players like Hageman and Lawson will not play. Dixon might, but that depends on how the coach views Jones's down season last year.
What follows is what I would want. OL is obviously our biggest weakness on this team, but it is one of the deepest categories in this draft. This will allow us to focus on other positions first, then come back and improve the OL.
Round 1
Jace Amaro, TE, Texas Tech
Amaro is a jumbo receiver that is becoming increasing popular in the NFL. When playing, he will likely be in the slot or tighter. He is not an inline blocker, but is a superb receiver and could increase the number of big plays in the passing game we have. He is dangerous in the open field, showing tremendous strength that comes with his 260 pound body. His size and athleticism should provide the matchup problems for defenses that your favorite receiving TEs do. He is great at getting good position and plucking the ball out of the air, giving Tannehill a guy that can just go up and get it. He will continue to get great position, as his 6' 5" 260 frame will make it difficult for DBs to win a jump ball against.
Round 2
Tre Mason, HB, Auburn
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With the hiring of the Texans ex-OL coach, it would make sense for us to implement that run blocking system. For that, we need a good one cut runner with strength. Miller was decent when he had holes, but too often tripped up in traffic, showing bad balance. With this pick, we will get a guy with great vision, balance and quickness. He has average speed, good enough to keep from getting caught from behind but isn't a homerun threat. His one-cut running style works wonderfully in this system, as demonstrated by Arian Foster and Ben Tate. He best compares to Ray Rice in that he is a smaller back with a lot of bulk. If he can hone his receiving skills, as Auburn didn't ask him to catch much, he will be a very effective HB.
Round 3
Ja'wuan James, OT, Tennessee
James is the other good Tennessee offensive tackle. He might not be the road grader Richardson is, but he is quick and has good technique in pass protection. James should be a day one starter and stay that way for his career with the Dolphins.
Round 4
Seantrel Henderson, OT, Miami
Henderson is a beastly offensive tackle that should be able to start immediately and open up the outside running lanes. Henderson is surprisingly quick for a big guy and bends at the knees well. His long arms will be a benefit at this level as well.
Round 5
Isaiah Lewis, Safety, Michigan State
Lewis should provide good depth for us at the safety position. He could also develop into a starter one day. He has the size and speed to fit into our system, although he will need to be a better defender in man coverage.
Round 7
Spencer Long, OG, Nebraska
Long was a four year starter at Nebraska that got and ACL tear that will likely keep him out of training camp, if not preseason. Long was projected to be a second day pick until he tore his ACL, so if he recovers fully we will get a good guard in the 7th.
In my mock draft, I tried to use the depth of the OT class to the Dolphins advantage, as it allows us to get some offensive playmakers and still upgrade the offensive line. Amaro will bring more explosion to our offense, while Mason should bring the running game back to life. Henderson and James should be bookend tackles and should solidify our line. The weakness of the offense will still be the offensive line, but we will have better skill position plays and pass protection. We will still have to be a pass happy team, but the pieces are coming together for a resurgence of the Miami running attack. On defense, not much has changed, but we do have a guy in the wings if Jones has another down year.


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Recipe: Chicken Broccoli Casserole
So yesterday we shared our favorite recipe for cream of mushroom soup. While the recipe is good enough on its own, it can absolutely also make a great ingredient, and that's what what we wanted to share today. For a great family recipe that calls for some cream of mushroom soup, take a look at this chicken broccoli casserole!
We were looking for a great recipe that was not only packed full of flavor, but also pretty simple. Nothing screams simplicity quite like a casserole. We already have a lot of ingredients in our mushroom soup, so we wanted to keep this as simple as possible. We also love casseroles with a crunchy crust, so we mixed together some cheese and bread crumbs to bake and brown on top. Keep reading below for this great recipe...
Chicken Broccoli Casserole
- 4 cups cubed cooked chicken
- 3 cups frozen broccoli cuts, thawed
- 1 can (or one batch) condensed cream of mushroom soup
- 1 cup mayonnaise (alternative: sour cream)
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 2 eggs lightly beaten
- 1/4 cup shredded cheddar cheese
- 1/2 cup Italian bread crumbs
- Preheat the oven to 350F. In a greased baking dish, layer the chicken and broccoli.
- Combine the mayonnaise (or sour cream), soup, lemon juice, and eggs. Spread over the broccoli and chicken.
- Mix together the bread crumbs and cheese. Sprinkle over the casserole. Bake, uncovered, for 30-35 minutes.
- Enjoy!
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Seems the register_hstore only works with connections that use cursors that return an indexed tuple. When using the RealDictConnection/Cursor I get the traceback below. It can be worked around by supplying the OID.
/home/aklaver/<ipython-input-12-b3da0e399c73> in <module>()
----> 1 psycopg2.extras.register_hstore(cur)
psycopg2/extras.pyc in register_hstore(conn_or_curs, globally, unicode, oid,
742 """
743 if oid is None:
--> 744 oid = HstoreAdapter.get_oids(conn_or_curs)
745 if oid is None or not oid[0]:
746 raise psycopg2.ProgrammingError(
psycopg2/extras.pyc in get_oids(self, conn_or_curs)
690 """ % typarray)
691 for oids in curs:
--> 692 rv0.append(oids[0])
693 rv1.append(oids[1])
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Daniele Varrazzo June 27th, 2012 @ 05:35 PM
- State changed from new to open
Yes, several psycopg parts don't work correctly with RealDict cursors, because they are not dbapi-compatible. Supplying the OID is the designed workaround.
OTOH, one of the changes recently committed in devel allows any non-base connection to create cursor of different classes: I think it should be easy to make these cursor internal usage more robust specifying the base cursor as cursor_factory.
Adrian Klaver June 27th, 2012 @ 08:09 PM
In the meantime would it be possible to change the documentation to make this plain.
Daniele Varrazzo August 14th, 2012 @ 10:30 PM
- State changed from open to resolved
Fixed in my devel. Thank you for the report.
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This is Blake's sequel to "Dancing With Wolves," the book/movie that we've all heard of and probably know a little bit about. While I'm not necessarily a fan of this sort of topic – I mean, I like history, I'd just rather not read about people getting their skull pounded in as a result of an Indian massacre – I do like to read about it now then to keep myself balanced. A girl cannot live on Victorian literature alone.
In this book, 11 years have passed since Lieutenant John Dunbar became Dances With Wolves and married Stands With A Fist, a white-born woman raised as a Comanche from birth. With their three children, they live in the village of Ten Bears. But there is tension in the air, caused by reports of confrontations with white soldiers who want to drive the Comanches onto reservations. This sets the stage for the plot, and in my opinion, there's nothing from here to write home about.
It's interesting to read about aspects of the tribe — their traditions and the ways they live and survive. I liked how each character has a distinct name based upon his or her personality, much different than the ways we name our babies. It also really makes you think about what a greedy, brutal, selfish, duplicitous people we are and have been, as we get to read how the white man appears to the other side.
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The king was waging a war. His troops were in the battlefield and he had to get an urgent message to his general. He wrote a scroll with the letters RTB, and a note to the general that the servant would tell him what RTB means. He sealed the scroll with the royal seal, and sent the message with his most trusted servant. The servant arrived at the general's camp and delivered the scroll. The general recognized the servant and knew of the king's complete trust and faith in him. He recognized the king's seal and handwriting and asked the messenger what the king had told him about RTB. The messenger told him that the king wants them to RUN THE BLOCKADE. One of the general's advisors challenged the message. He too recognized the seal and the handwriting, but refused to accept the word of servant as to what RTB meant. After pondering its meaning for a while, he posited that the king was telling the army to RETURN TO BASE. The general trusted the king and his servant and dismissed the advice of his staff member. He ran the blockade and was successful in the battle.
Note well, that the general and the army needed to trust not only the king but his messenger as well. They needed to accept the written message AND the king's instructions to accept the words of the messenger as his own.
The King gave us the Torah at Sinai. He dictated the content of the scroll to His trusted messenger - Moshe Rabeinu - and instructed him as to what the words of the scroll mean. When Moshe told us what was in the scroll AND explained to us what G-d meant when He wrote the words, we must have trust, faith, belief, confidence in both the Written Word of the King AND in the messages that the King instructed Moshe - and further members of the Chain of Tradition throughout the generations - to deliver to us.
The King wrote that clearly in His scroll. D'varim 17:11 - AL PI HATORAH ASHER YORUCHA… according the the Torah which they will teach you… They are the Sages of Sanhedrin, generation after generation. And they are the Torah scholars who continue the Chain of Tradition ever since.
Moshe received the Torah from Sinai and gave it to Yehoshua (this week's Perek), and Yehoshua to the Elders and the Elders to the Prophets and the Prophets to the Anshei Knesset HaG'dola.
But it didn't stop there. Because the Anshei Knesset HaG'dola taught future generations - including ours - how to keep the Torah alive for all time.
There really isn't any dividing line between the Written Word and the Oral Law and Tradition. Because the Written word commands us that we shall do as the transmitters of Oral Law teach us…
Our acceptance of Torah, Mitzvot and Halacha is based on a complete faith, belief, trust, and confidence in G-d AND in those who teach us what G-d meant and who legislate Rabbinic law. Including the halachic authorities throughout the generations. Including those of our own time. This is what EMUNAT CHACHAMIM means. And it is this EMUNAT CHACHAMIM that keeps the Torah which G-d gave us alive and well throughout all the generations.
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This is a big weekend in the Ivies, as Cornell must sweep to stay a float and Princeton vies to hold their positioning directly behind Harvard going into the home stretch.
Friday, February 22
Penn (6-18, 3-4 Ivy) at Cornell (13-12, 5-3 Ivy)
Were it not for a 5-seconds violation late in the game at the Palestra, it could be Penn, not Cornell who would have entered into the weekend still in the Ivy race. Cornell has a big match-up against Princeton on Saturday, and could very easily dismiss the Quakers, who hang around and take this one, 66-64, in a game they had no business winning.
Harvard (15-7, 7-1 Ivy) at Brown (9-13, 3-5 Ivy)
This smells like a blowout to me. A sweep would do huge things for Harvard, especially if Princeton falls to Cornell, and this one won't take two overtimes to determine an outcome. Harvard wins big, 75-57.
Princeton (12-9, 5-2 Ivy) at Columbia (10-12, 2-6 Ivy)
Columbia hung around last time, losing by just six, but the Tigers' sense of urgency will be fired up on all cylinders following last week's lost to Harvard. Princeton heats up early, and leaves Columbia in the dust, 68-58.
Dartmouth (6-16, 2-6 Ivy) at Yale (10-15, 4-4 Ivy)
Forget about the fact that Dartmouth won last time these teams faced off. Over the course of the year, we've seen that Yale's not terrible and Dartmouth is. The Elis win, 65-60.
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Penn beat Columbia at the Palestra, and while Miles Cartwright won't heat up like he did last time he faced the Lions, the Quakers' defense will come through and limit Columbia's Brian Barbour, just as they did a few weeks ago. It really depends on the outcome of Penn-Cornell, since the Quakers didn't bounce back well from their blowout loss to Harvard, but they take a close one, 60-57.
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The biggest game of the weekend. The Big Red come in playing well, but after facing Yale, Brown and Penn in their last three contests, they haven't seen a team of Princeton's quality in a while. Cornell pushes a little too hard, fails to make its shots, and Princeton wins it, 68-60.
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Last time out, the Crimson had a tough time with the Bulldogs, but Harvard has surred up its defense since then, while its youthful offensive prowess only continues to develop. Harvard wins it, 70-60.
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From Team Sizzle Films, "sisters." is a nicely nuanced look at discord between siblings and the sometimes uncomfortable yet comfortably familiar family quirks and qualms that bind them. We're taken on a tense lunch appointment with two sisters (played by Dionne Audain and Tanya Diallo Welsh) who are patently aware of the complexity of their relationship, yet still make the effort to struggle through the funk of familial friction to love each other regardless. It delivers an authentic love-hate dynamic fuelled with a healthy does of drama but without resorting to the antics of high melodrama and/or schmaltzy feel-goodness.
Written and directed by Monica Mingo who describes it as their "little film that could" the film was shot in one weekend for under $8,000. It premiered at ABFF 2010 and went on to the Martha's Vineyard African American Film Festival, Chicago International Film Festival, and won the Best Short Film 2010 accolade at International Black Film Festival Nashville.
Team Sizzle Films is made up of Mingo (Creative Director), Tarik Dickens (Managing Director) and Terrell Suggs who, when not playing lineback for NFL's Baltimore Ravens, is Team Sizzle Films' CEO. They are also the same team behind When Beautiful People Do Ugly Things, which will screen in The Short Film Corner at this year's Cannes Film Festival, so you can expect to see more from them. In the meantime, here's their short little film that did. sisters.
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It was entertaining but that sure was a wide age difference
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It was kind of entertaining 2 watch. Tanya Diallo Welsh needs acting lessons she was not believable at all to me.
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This shortie was the longest film I have seen in along time. It hit on more points than a 3 point basketball player could ever hit. Speaking of hitting /it hit me in my mind and heart. It left me wondering what is the man going to do...........We only focused on and heard two people. This film has more characters in it than we saw...deep and shallow people. Life and death issues...so much in so little time was put in this film. Just like life..so much to do.. until you realize there is so little time to do it in............I really liked SISTERS...........TRUTH
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According to police a man left his car running as he went into the gas station. Wilson entered the car, put his suitcase in the backseat and drove away. The owner of the car notified Slidell Police who quickly pursued the vehicle. A short time later, an officer spotted the vehicle and gave chase. Wilson refused to stop for the officer. At one point, Wilson was traveling faster than 75 mph through the Slidell City limits. The first responding officer performed a "Pit Maneuver" and stopped the vehicle in a grassy area on Interstate 10 near where the vehicle was stolen.
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Public works crews are working overtime to clear more than two thousand trees that fell during the storm. They enlisted help from Sumter County's Correctional Institute to make the work go quicker. Piles of debris stand six feet tall in places. Crews set up two staging areas to keep the debris off the roads.
"One of the staging areas is right here at this location on Flintside Drive, the other is up on Cobb Cheek Road, up there and we thank land owners for stepping up and letting us use these areas for the staging," said Willie Young, Sumter County Public Works Director.
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The modern objects which designer Jantine Kroeze creates in her studio reflect the natural play of diverse metals. In her free work she makes use of gold, silver, bronze, steel, aluminium and titanium.
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August 31, 2007
Cold Leg Chi
A friend, who cultivates, told me the following story.
He went to China and met an old Taoist in a cave who had him lie down and did something to his body to "help" his cultivation. That night, despite the fact that he was wearing heavy clothes, a coat, and bundled in a warm sleeping bag, his whole body started to shake and he was extremely cold.
"What was that?" he asked.
"Simple," I replied. "The guy helped you open up some the chi mai in your feet, and the cold chi locked up in your legs started to come out. It sometimes happens if you do deep bodywork, or REALLY deep yoga, and used to happen to me when I first started practicing seriously and would sit for hours. Usually several days into that sort of practice, I would spontaneously start to release that trapped cold chi from the legs and I would feel so cold and my teeth would chatter so much that I'd have to climb into bed to stay warm.
My teacher, when it happened, would simply give me some Chinese herbs to help open up the body and help this cold wind escape quicker. Basically they were cold medicine herbs to help drive the wind out of the body, because that's what this is — wind chi escaping. Sometimes my teeth would shake and chatter uncontrollably for 15 minutes when this happened, and of course it had nothing to do with the weather or sickness. Even if you lived in the desert, this would happen if you finally started to open up some chi channels in your legs. At even a higher stage, you can start to realize chi poisons being extruded out your toes.
Everyone, I mean everyone has this cold chi trapped in their legs without knowing it and you have to get rid of it to transform the body and eliminate the cause of diseases like arthritis or even cancer. That's why we say that the earliest stages of the spiritual path, regardless of your meditation method, are to help you transform your chi (qi) and open up your chi channels. You're trying to transform the physical body and harmonize the five elements. When this phenomenon occurs, now you know about just one of these transformations."
You see, it's very hard to open up the chi channels running into the legs. That's why you rarely see ghosts with feet, because they cannot get the chi to extend all the way to the bottom of the feet. In Taoism it's well known that you cannot become an immortal unless you open up the chi channels to the bottom of the feet, too. This task is so difficult that one of the holy names for the Buddha has to do with the feet because he has opened them.
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Ridgefield Playhouse Welcomes Fran Lebowitz Tonight
Fran Lebowitz - author, journalist, social observer, purveyor of urban cool, witty chronicler of the "me decade" and the cultural satirist whom many call the heir to Dorothy Parker - can be seen in the blockbuster film The Wolf of Wall Street. She can also be seen, and heard, at The Ridgefield Playhouse tonight, February 22, at 7:30 p.m. The audience will get to grill Fran for 60 minutes after an on-stage interview with host producer/writer/film critic Alison Bailes. Born in England, Alison Bailes is known for her work on Reel Talk, At the IFC Center and Jaws: The Inside Story. She will ask Fran about a plethora of topics, from her insights on gender, race and gay rights to the media, as well as Fran's pet peeves - celebrity culture, tourists and strollers. Fran Lebowitz's upcoming book, Progress, should be out in 2015. This event is part of The Moffly Media Entertaining Conversations ?and Ridgefield Library @ The Ridgefield Playhouse Event Series with media sponsor WSHU Public Radio Group.
After the famous Martin Scorsese directed a documentary film about Fran in 2010 entitled Public Speaking, he loved working with her so much that he cast Fran in the Oscar nominated film The Wolf of Wall Street. From the big screen to stages across the world, Fran Lebowitz has been entertaining audiences for decades with her implausibly truthful yet hysterical eye for social observation. Her conversation at the Playhouse promises to be highly entertaining as Fran offers eye-widening stories about life in NYC, Andy Warhol and the glory days of the Studio 54 crowd.
"Fran Lebowitz... disapproves of virtually everything except sleep, cigarette smoking, and good furniture. Her essays and topical interviews on subjects ranging from the difficulty of finding an acceptable apartment to the art of freeloading at weekend houses have come to be regarded as classics of literary humor and social observation." The Paris Review
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In the shorter term, said Reith, Update 3 will give Microsoft the chance to continue growing its share of the smartphone OS market. "I am not sure Update 3 will have any consumer effect other than [as] the gateway to bringing 5-in., and possibly larger, Windows Phone 8 smartphones to market. This is the overlying consumer buying trend so in that sense it will have a positive effect."
According to IDC, Windows Phone powered 3.7 percent of the smartphones shipped in the second quarter, the most recent for which the research firm has released estimates. That was up from 3.1 percent in the same period the year prior.
"The smartphone market might be an Android and iOS race when it comes to market share but we have made it clear that we consider Windows Phone 8 the third platform and expect it to grow in the coming years," Reith said. "Not surpassing Android or iOS, but continuing to grow."
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Two years ago, the Maroths were just getting used to life in the big leagues after Mike was called up in June. While paging through Hour Detroit, Brooke noticed an ad for an organization called "Rock and Wrap It Up," which finds ways to take food from catered events and deliver it to soup kitchens in the area.
"He'd always come home with leftover food," Brooke said. "When we first got into the big leagues, it was such a different environment."
The organization got its start 10 years ago by serving rock concerts, conventions and other events in the entertainment industry, feeding more than 20 million people with 4,000 volunteers in 500 cities, but was always looking to expand. A baseball clubhouse seemed so logical to Brooke and Mike, they talked with clubhouse manager Jim Schmakel, visited the organization's Web site called the number and got in touch with local director Greg Fletcher.
On Tuesday, Rock and Wrap It Up called them out for their work. Mike received the charity's annual Bill Emerson Good Samaritan Award during a luncheon at Mickey Mantle's Restaurant in Manhattan. He joins former U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Dan Glickman, syndicated columnist Liz Smith and international fraternity Pi Lambda Phi as award-winners. Founder and director Syd Mandelbaum was part of the ceremonies.
It's the second award this year for Maroth, who received the Dick Berardino Alumni Award from the Lowell Spinners over the offseason as the former Spinner who "best represents the qualities of productivity, work ethic and coachability."
For Maroth, though, Tuesday's award felt like a group honor. Beyond Brooke's help, he credited Schmakel with helping put together the food and set up the deliveries to Neighborhood Services, a 24-hour shelter in downtown Detroit.
"We were just the ones to get the ball rolling," Maroth said.
The service started last season. The way it works now, Maroth said, is a seamless operation. Not only do the Tigers donate leftover food from the clubhouse on game days, but Schmakel helps arrange stored sandwich meats, breads, and other perishable items to be donated at the end of each homestand so that they won't go to waste while the Tigers are on the road. The team also donated food during this past Spring Training to Lighthouse Ministries in Lakeland, Fla.
The value of the program is twofold. Not only does it provide food to those who really need it instead of throwing it away, but by donating food directly, it allows charities to best use the money they have.
Plus, the organization has found a role model from the athletic arena. "In sports, it's huge for us," Mandelbaum said.
Now, the effort is on to encourage other teams to help. The Texas Rangers have done something similar on their own for the past several years. Brooke and others have been in touch with other teams, and have found some level of interest.
For now, though, the Maroths are glad that Detroit is being helped.
"It takes a couple extra steps," Maroth said, "but it does a lot of a lot of different people."
Jason Beck is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.
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