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Diana Haberkamp, Executive Director
Diana has two children and a husband with Neurofibromatosis Type 1 and has been involved with the organization since 1997. She became our new executive director in 2008. Diana has a background in real estate. marketing, information technology and more. Between her now adult children and her husband, she has dealt with many of the complications of NF1. She has a real dedication to the cause and to the families and individuals dealing with neurofibromatosis and a determination to the bring a brighter future to her family and others.
Jenny Perkins Development Director
Jenny has a nephew with NF1. She was involved with our Great Steps walk in Naperville since the beginning and ran her own business. Jenny joined us in December of 2011 and oversees our various fundraising/awareness raising efforts. She has a real passion and joy for the work and looks forward to hearing from other people who are eager to make a difference in the neurofibromatosis cause.
Liz Campana, Administrative Assistant
Liz is a Mom of a daughter who has NF1. She joined the office in 2012 but has been involved with NF Midwest since 1998, serving as a past Board Member, volunteer and fundraiser. With a strong bookkeeping and administrative background she keeps things humming along. More importantly, Liz has a heart for the NF cause and is committed to the fight of finding a cure in her daughters' lifetime. She cares, and is here to help when you call.
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Dennis Pilkinton, President
Dennis is COO at Crown Corr, Inc. He has one grown child with neurofibromatosis. He and his wife, Joan, were instrumental in starting the Great Steps for NF walks in 2000, of which now there are many throughout the U.S.
Steve Griest, Vice President
Steve is the GM at Harmon, Inc. He has a friend who has a child with NF. In 2010 Steve founded the Chip In Fore NF Golf Benefit held yearly at Cog Hill.
Jean Nolan, Secretary
Jean is an agent at Nolan Agency, Inc. She has a child with NF.
John O'Donnell, Treasurer
John is the Vice-President of Risk Management for Enterprise Rent-A-Car. His wife, Susan, and daughter, Grace, both have NF1. As a way to get proactively involved with NF Midwest, the O'Donnell family created "Team Doodle" and has been actively raising funds for the Great Steps Walk in Naperville since 2008.
Patrick Cullen, Director
Patrick joined the board in 2012 shortly after his son was diagnosed with NF1. He and his wife, Jaime, are eager to help raise awareness and funds in the Milwaukee area. After working in the Culinary field for 25 years, he is now studying Information Technologies.
Gail Mavrogenes, Director
Gail is a founding member of NF Midwest. She also helped establish the National Neurofibromatosis Foundation which is now known as the Children's Tumor Foundation. She is also a long-time business owner.


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Exploring Melbourne's T-shirt Culture
I learned a lot from this video about a culture and a scene which my knowledge on ranged from sketchy to non-existent. Even if it's only 7 minutes of film, it broadened my horizons on a thriving t-shirt and design culture in the city of Melbourne. It's nicely filmed, the background beats are cool but mostly it's full of a lot of knowledgeable guys providing some real insight into their passion for t-shirts. Check out this mini-documentary from T-World.

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How I think the Jags will approach the draft if we do decide to pass on Manziel
Houston may trade out of first but that will be for a team to draft Bridgewater. The Rams will deffientley trade out & I would imagine whoever gets 2nd pick takes Clowney. Maybe we tease the Browns and try to get both their first round picks so they can get Johnny. I don't know, just keep reading how much they like Manziel
Round 1 - Trade back down with Atlanta for their 1st (6) and 2nd (37)
Selection- Anthony Barr LEO UCLA
"A predominate pass rusher who is day 1 starter ready." The film I have seen supports that statement oftenly tossed around by Todd Mcshay, Mel Kiper, and Bleacher Reports Matt Miller. A big physical strong OLB aka LEO. This guy is a toy Gus Bradley would love to get his hands on. Barr is a guy that I believe will be a stud. I'm not sure about right away but down the road. I think if we got Barr we would have some serious depth at all 3 stages of the field. Barr, Posluszny, and Cyprien and then the Defense could really get stacked.
Round 2- Picks 37 & 39
Selections- Tre Mason RB Auburn (37) Tajh Boyd QB Clemson (39)
Running Back is an essential position to any offense regardless of quarterback. I have pretty much got it through my head that MOJO won't be back. So there leaves us a big hole leading into the draft. Not sure if this is correct but I think Caldwell said we will try to attack other running backs in the FA? Does that sound right? Either way I think what he means by that is we will take another player like Justin Forsett as we did last offseason. I like Mendenhall from Arizona. Having depth at running back is essential as we saw this season. Anyways the reason I think we take Mason so early is because he could very easily change our offense or at least step it up a notch. Look what Andre Ellington did to the Cardinals, Just as what Lacy did to the Packers. A nice fresh running back will allow for the Jags to spread the offense out quite a-bit. Not to mention Tre Mason is a beast. Ive watched his last 3/4 games: vs Georgia, Iron bowl, Sec Champ, and National Championship. And he's done nothing but impress me. I think put a big offense of line in front of him, a mean fullback, and he would be lethal. Reminds me too much of Marshawn Lynch
Boyd. Going into the season Boyd was a top 10 pick. His stock has dropped drastically due to poor play during big games. EXCPET against Ohio State in Clemsons biggest game of the season. In the Orange Bowl. Boyd went off and left me thinking, theres no way this guy isn't picked in first or second round. Boyd has great arm strength with good accuracy. Not the best but certainly gets the job done. Boyd has size to be an NFL quarterback as with the speed. Boyd is no RG3 but is no Peyton Manning, he's mobile and throws great on the run. Fisch said he likes it when Quarterbacks scramble and make plays with their feet, thats Boyd. If we pass on a quarterback in round 1 this is our guy. I like Aaron Murray and Zach Mettenberger a bit more to be honest but both coming off a knee injury scares me a way.
Round 3 - Pick 70
Selection - Martavis Bryant WR Clemson
Wether this is a bust or not this is a pick we have to take. Still a quality wider reciever around in the 3rd round with SIZE. The Jags tallest wide receiver is 6'1. Which is Justin Blackmon, we have know idea if he'll be back or not but either way we need a wide receiver with height. Bryant a 6'4 teammate of Tajh Boyd has great speed and elusivness with the ball in his hands. Good hands, but great hands in the redzone. I think we have to draft him because he's already on the same page with Boyd. We could do what the Colts did with Luck. Take Andrew Luck and bring in both his WR and TE and allow the 3 to grow together. Watch film on him tell me what y'all think.
Round 4 - Picks 101 & 115
Selections - Brandon Linder OG Miami (101) Ronald Powell LEO Florida (115)
Lidner is a big 6'6 mauler from the offense Fisch used to run. Playing in the senior bowl, familiar with the Zone blocking scheme, and plays a position in which we have a hole. Not sure if he starts for us week 1 due to how we approach the Free Agency but a player hard to see we don't draft.
As a Florida fan I am so in love with him, his play is so dominate. The reason Powell isn't drafted higher is because he missed his Junior season due to a knee injury and many forgot about him. A true senior has played 3 seasons in the best conference in college football. Led the team in tackles twice both as an upper and under class man. Powell's play is like Patrick Willis, so much stronger than everyone else on the field. He has speed to play an edge rush, end or LEO but has size and has the ability to play an outside linebacker in replace of Geno Hayes or Russell Allen when their contracts are up after next season.
Round 5 - Picks 132 & 138
Selections - Gabe Ikard OC Oklahoma (132) Max Bullough ILB MSU (138)
Ikard is another player hard to see us pass on. In a zone blocking scheme offense, Being coached by us in the senior bowl and plays Center in which we need big time. He's our guy. We do have another Center on roster Mike Brewster but he has transformed to a guard since his arrival in Jax
Suspension has killed this guys stock. Similar to Tyrann Mathieu. Most mocks have this guy going to 6th or 7th round but I think he is too good for 1 arrest to do that to him. A true senior that has lead Michigan State to have the nations best defense two years in a row. Plays mean football, always shows up to the play and rarely misses a tackle. Watch film on him he's pretty impressive
Round 6 - Pick 163
Selection - Deandre Coleman NOSE TACKLE California
Adding depth to the Dline/passrush is one thing we need to get from the draft. Obviously this guy won't be a starter right away but a big 6'8 play maker were coaching in senior bowl. He would probably be a 4 behind Marks, Miller, and Deadrick but next season could be a two when Miller and Deadrick are gone, in a position which gets a good rotation going.
Round 7- Pick 107
Selection - Jay Prosch FB Auburn
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I realize there has been a flurry of Batum stories, but I have adopted a wait and see attitude with him. However, he does seem like he's becoming very consistent. Also, please note that I doo support Oden and I'm confident that he will comeback from this freak injury and have a long basketball career. That being said, however . . .
One thing many people point to is the idea of 3 reliable scorers on a team with supporting role players in order to win a championship. Now, we drafted Greg to be one of our anchors on defense, with him growing into one of those 3 scorers. Of course, we all know he went down with the patella injury and caused many people to assume that we cannot realistically just accept that Greg will be a healthy player we can count on for years to come. It might happen (I think it will) but we obviously cannot put our cetner's eggs in the perverbial basket.
The way Batum has been playing, can it be argued that he might become that 3rd lynchpin in the championship Blazer teams in the future? He is proving that he can score, and can play defense at a high level. With him, Brandon and Lamarcus as our core we can then get a utility center that doesn't need to be the second coming. Camby is working out very well, and as much as I like him he's not a hall of famer.
The Piston teams and the first batch of Jordan's championship teams had dependable, but not all-world, centers. For example, with a healthy Brandon Roy, Lamarcus, Batum, Miller and Center, along with our current bench, do we have what it takes to be a serious Title threat, or is Greg Oden our Obi-Wan Kenobi (our last remaining hope, fo your non Star Wars folks).


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In the Midwest eating local can seem easy during the summer when farmer's markets are full of produce. In the winter though, eating locally can be a bit more challenging.
Nonetheless several Monmouth College students are trying to do just that.
The three finalists to be Macomb's next school superintendent have all been to town for interviews with the Board of Education, staff, and the community. Now it's up to the board to decide who will be the district's next leader.
A new exhibit at the Western Illinois University Art gallery features images that might be most familiar from the news, including unmanned drones and Iraqi detainees.
Dominic Sansone uses theses images in his new show "It Shoots Further than We Dream" to explore the role of violence in our culture.
During Christmas time, staff members at the Western Illinois Regional Council are especially busy. In addition to their regular jobs, they play the role of Santa and his elves.The Council provides many things throughout the year for those in need. Help getting food, paying the heating bill, and keeping the lights on.
Macomb is getting ready to work on its courthouse square. Repairs will be made to the streets and possibly the infrastructure underneath. The project gives the city, businesses, and residents a rare opportunity to re-examine the square and ensure it remains vibrant for decades to come.


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Fivel Rothberg
Randolph-Macon College will host a screening of filmmaker Fivel Rothberg's "House
Devil, Street Angel" on Monday, March 18, 2013 at 7:00 p.m. in the
Andrews Hall Multi-purpose Room, located at 420 Henry Street. Rothberg will
introduce the 30-minute film and host a question-and-answer session after the screening.
This event is free and open to the public.
Inspired by the feminist tenet, "the personal is political," this autobiographical
documentary looks at the filmmaker's relationships with his son and father in order
to address the root causes of abusive relationships and mental illness in his life
and open up possibilities for change. An intensely personal experience, "House Devil,
Street Angel" asks viewers to question notions of abuse, fatherhood and masculinity
as multiple generations of fathers and sons pursue their own directions. The themes
are bound together through Rothberg's search for answers about the past and a pursuit
to embody a different type of man than his father.
Rothberg is a father, media maker, producer, educator and activist who earned his
MFA in integrated media arts at Hunter College. He is currently using "House Devil,
Street Angel" as a consciousness-raising tool regarding the intimate subjects it
raises, including abuse, fatherhood, masculinity and mental illness. In addition,
a viral video he co-directed has more than 270,000 views on YouTube and encourages
men to non-violently intervene against street harassment.
This event is sponsored by the Department of Sociology,
Women's Studies,
Film Studies, Residence Life and Housing,
and the First-Year Experience program. For more
information, contact Professor Kimberly Borchard at (804) 752-7284 or Professor
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This quiche is one of my husband's favorites, probably because it has bacon. Sometimes I add sliced fresh white or baby portobello mushrooms and saute them with the onions for more "meatiness." The makeover version looks wonderful! — Ruby Hochstetler, Holland, Michigan
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Prep:15 min. Bake: 35 min. + standing
1 package (14.1 ounces) refrigerated pie pastry
8 bacon strips
2 large onions, chopped
8 egg whites
Eggland's Best Eggs
3 cups fat-free milk
3 cups (12 ounces) shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
1 package (10 ounces) frozen chopped spinach, thawed and squeezed dry
1/2 cup chopped sun-dried tomatoes (not packed in oil)
2 tablespoons cornstarch
1 teaspoon dried basil
1/2 teaspoon pepper
On a lightly floured surface, unroll pastries. Transfer to two 9-in.
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In a large nonstick skillet, cook bacon over medium heat until crisp.
Remove to paper towels with a slotted spoon; drain and crumble. In
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In a large bowl, whisk the egg whites, egg, milk, cheese, spinach,
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pastries. Sprinkle with bacon.
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Sharon Meyer: One of the best parts about fall, is that the lawn mowing season is almost over.
Charlie Nardozzi: But the fall lawn care season is not.
Sharon Meyer: I know, you want a nice lawn next year, so..
Charlie Nardozzi: You do. And this is the one time of year, if you are going to fertilize, this is the time of year to do it.
Sharon Meyer: Really, ok.
Charlie Nardozzi: But you don't want to use just any fertilizer on your lawn. New laws in Vermont have banned using phosphate fertilizers in your lawn because they don't want the phosphorous to leach out into the waterways and streams etc. So you want to look for a fertilizer, a lawn fertilizer that doesn't have any phosphorous. That's the second number. But generally you want something with a 3-0-2 ratio. 3 being Nitrogen, 2 being Potassium. And the organic products are nice because it's slow release and what you do as you fertilize in the fall, you are building up that root system so that the lawn gets thicker and lusher, so that next spring it will come up and you'll have less insects, diseases and weeds.
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Charlie Nardozzi: That's a good thing. Now another thing you could do this time of year is to top dress your lawn with compost. And compost is doing the same thing, it's feeding the root system. You put down only about a quarter of an inch layer, and you just throw it around like this and then just rake it out a little bit so that you can see the little grass blades just coming through, it's just enough to add a little more tilth and fertility to the lawn. And when that's done, you want to sprinkle a little grass seed on it. And what that's going to do of course, it's going to germinate. And you just put it right on top of the old grass. You don't have to make a hole or anything like that. And that germinates and again it creates that thicker, lusher lawn and you'll have so much more lushness in there, that the weeds will never dare come in next spring.
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Officials at a Washington state prison said that they had to call a local veterinarian when a bobcat tried to break in to the complex.
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It was a disappointing end to Nova's 09-10 basketball season ending to a loss to St. Mary's. We will miss Scottie Reynolds who will probably be ballin in the NBA. I believe Scottie actually put Nova in the spotlight, which gets Nova some good recruits that probably would never have committed to Nova. Hopefully Corey Fisher, and Stokes come back. Yarou will be amazing next year once he develops, along with Armwood, and Wayns, and hopefully Cheeks can step it up.
I do have some good news though, Nova's basketball recruits that are going to be freshman in 2010-11 season for next year look really good. Jay Wright did quite a good job recruiting because the 3 prospects that have either signed or verbally committed to Nova are all ranked in the 90's on a scale of 100 by ESPN, and 2 out of the 3 are on ESPN's top 100 prospects for the 2010 class
Analysis of the recruits after the jump.
1. James Bell
The highest rated recruit by ESPN for Nova is named James Bell. He is rated 95 out of 100. His position is Small Forward, and he currently attends Montverde Academy which is located in Florida. He is 6-4 and weighs 217 pounds. Out of all the Small Forwards in the 2010 class, James Bell is ranked the 9th best, and is the ESPN's top 100. Additionally, he is ranked #61 best prospect by Scout, #98 best prospect by Rivals and #38 best prospect overall by ESPN. He is currently signed to Nova.
Bell is a physical player, with great athletic ability. He is versatile, and also played Power Forward.(He probably won't be playing PF at the college level though) James is a terrific competitor, and shows natural defensive instincts. Despite his size, he is not afraid to constantly crash the board or to post up. Bell is a team player, and is a leader, and constantly encourages his teammates. James also displays a nice shooting touch from outside the arc, hitting some clutch 3's to win a couple of games. Though he is young, he will develop in time and is a nice addition to Jay Wright's already formidable team. (Sounds like Scottie Reynolds a little guys?)
Link to a Video of him:
James Bell Team Stat AAU Highlights (via VillanovaBasketball)Original Vid is from Here
From Youtube here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBYw7sDl4WM
2. Jayvaughn Pinkston
Second on the list is Pinkston. He plays Power Forward and currently attends Bishop Loughlin Memorial H.S. which is located in New York. Jayvaughn is listed as 6-6 and weighs 220. He has verbally committed to Nova, and has not officially signed with them yet. Ranked the 25th best Power Forward in the 2010 class, ESPN has him included in their top 100 prospects. Scout ranks him the 7th best in his position.
His strengths include rebounding, toughness, and is an aggressive scorer. Areas for improvement for him are ball handling and his perimeter shot.(He is a PF though) Jay is big and buff and always know where the ball is. Pinkston runs the floor well, rebounds in traffic, and rebounds in traffic and can finish tough shots down low. Scout calls him a merge of like Charles Barkley and Dejuan Blair. (PInkson sounds nice to don't you guys think?) I'm feeling very happy about this recruiting class.
He's #55 in the Vid.
JayVaughn Pinkston (Bishop Loughlin) (via HSSMTV)
Link to Original Video Here: Here
3. Markus Kennedy
The 3rd best, and last that has either verbally or signed with Villanova is Markus Kennedy. He is 6-9 and weighs a hefty 268 pounds. Markus played at center for Winchendon School which is located in Mass. Markus's hometown is Philly. Ranked the 10th best at his position by ESPN, he has already signed with the Wildcats. A fun fact is that Markus picked Nova over West Virginia. Hah! take that.Oh yeah, he also was considering Temple.
Scouts have been all over this kid's nice hands, and his pretty array of post moves.Kennedy has good footwork, yet he does not have impressive hops. Also has good passing skills...... ESPN calls him a less athletic DeJuan Blair. (Again?)
Didn't find that much info on this guy, and I couldn't find a video on youtube of his highlights.
I am excited for next season.Guys, its gonna be great if these Freshmen can step up their game and help us to the Final Four, and hopefully the Championship! I enjoyed learning more about these guys. Hope you guys liked my first post on "The Nova Blog"


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I love this product. One of the few creams that moisturises dry skin without clogging. I keep on trying new products just to go back to this one. Perfect in the winter (a little bit too rich in the summer though).
I have come over from the UK to Edmonton and suffer quite horrible nasty winter skin. I'm not used to the cold dry conditions at all. I usually have an oily t-zone during the day but this winter my skin has changed dramatically. It became itchy, sore, flaky and everytime I would spend more than 5 minutes outdoors I would have red flaky itchy patches on my skin. I tried a lot of products that I felt were thick but when they didnt work or were too greasy I would stick to good old Vaseline (I know its not ideal). Then one day I was having a look around Shoppers drug mart and the helpful lady recommended this cream to me and its the first face cream I've ever used that instantly made a difference to my skin. My skin was plump, clear looking, dewy and had a healthy glow. I agree with everyone who has said this a holy grail because its fantastic! I've had this cream for two weeks and that just shows how quickly this product works! Usually by this time I'd be researching another cream to try and wondering how I'm going to get rid of the rest of my bad purchase however, this will be repurchased again and again! Also, I was getting major dry cracked lips, I put this cream on my lips every night and you guessed it, it sorts it out!
The sales lady also gave me some samples of the serum and its equally brilliant and exellerates the results of the cream. Its my next nuxe purchase.
I was looking forward to try this because it said it was hydrating. But the smell was weird, at it made my skin really greasy, and it wouldn't sink into my skin completely.
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I prefer the emulsion version to this cream. This one is a bit greasy. I use this only at night and in the winter and it's just okay. I wouldn't buy this again but I would buy the emulsion version again even though I have very dry skin.
I received a sample of this cream, and tried it today. Perhaps it is best for someone with extremely dry skin, or for the winter (for reference, my skin is quite dry, but I don't need as heavy a moisturizer in the summer). I found this cream to be very greasy -- I applied it three hours ago, and my skin is still sticky from it. Not a winner for me. In fact, I feel like I want to go wash it off :(
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I don't like NUXE and all the hype around this company
-This cream is so thick , it doesn"t soak into the skin.
-Broke me out.
-I hate the smell.
-I don't like the pot ( not hygienic and very heavy ).
-Makes my face so oily and shiny erk!
-Expensive in France , so I think it's even more expensive in the USA and all over the world ;-)
Overall: I have combo/dehydrated skin ans this moisturizer donesn't do anything for me , it makes my face so oily.
I'm very dissapointed - I was prepared to really love this, but, firstly, it irritates my sensitive skin, and secondly, it's not moisturizing enough. I know my skin is exceptionally dry and dehydtrated lately, probably because we've been experiencing quite a lot of sun this spring after a very gloomy winter, and my skin is reacting. I'm just glad that I tried a sample before buying this cream which unfortunatly is not going to happen.
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My skin has been super dehydrated as of late, so much so that standard moisturizers (like my Eucerin Q10) weren't cutting it. I decided to give Nuxe a whirl on a whim, and I'm glad I did. This is a pale, thick white cream that's somewhat heavily scented due to the essential oils. It has a very rich texture, but it sinks into my skin after a few minutes and doesn't feel greasy. If used sparingly, it's suitable to wear under makeup, and it's a great night cream. I'm not sure if this would be great for sensitive skin, though -- I noticed that my retinoid-irritated skin stung a tiny bit when I applied this cream. The jar is fairly large at 2.1oz, but I don't think it's worth the $41 U.S. retail price. However, if you can get it with a discount, it's a good deal.
*this is a review of Crème Fraîche Concentrée de Beauté Suractivée for dry & very dry skin*
I like the rich texture and my skin felt good when using it - none of those insufficient hydration issues I've had with other Nuxe products for dry skin. However, it smells a little strong for my liking and imo it's too greasy to work under make-up, so I could only ever use this as night cream.
My 50's skin is dry, & by using various acids for the liver spots further dried it more. I like this cream a lot, mainly because of its texture, my face feels so comfortable & satisfied immediately post application. And it looks more plump about 30 minutes later. Its July, & I find by using sparingly, the skin absorbed it quite nicely in 30 minutes before bedtime.
I also received a GWP, a 0.5 oz of this cream in the "normal skin" version. Its also every bit as good as the "enriche" except I used a bit more.
If its not for all you wonderful MUAers, I would never discovered Nuxe, very seldom I find so many favourites in the same line. I also bought the Aroma-Vaillance cream in normal, cleansing water, & Fresh & Relaxing moisture mask, those are all exquisite products, Nuxe's prices are decent, compared to the crazy S----y creams which costs $300-$400 for a 50 ml cream & Nuxe is every bit as good if not better.
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A man was arrested after police said he struck and killed a woman and child in Lilburn Thursday evening.
Lilburn police Captain Thomas Bardugon said Spencer Todd Prigmore, 43, attempted to pass another vehicle at Harbins Road and U.S. 29 just before 7 p.m., when he appeared to have jumped the curb onto the sidewalk, where Maria Cervantes-Maldonado, 36, and her daughter, Melissa Paola Cervantes, 6, were walking.
"They were both standing on the sidewalk side by side when they were struck. The vehicle was in the far left lane, changed to the right lane, continued over a street sign, up on the curb, struck the pair, got back on the street and continued southbound," said Bardugon.
Witnesses to the accident chased after Prigmore and managed to wave him down and get him to pull over about a quarter of a mile away from the site of the accident
"Somehow or another they convinced him to pull over. There wasn't a high-speed chase, he didn't ram the vehicle or anything like that," said Bardugon.
Prigmore had a passenger, who is in her 20s, with him at the time. She was taken to her mother's house and released to her mother's care without any charges filed against her, according to police.
Prigmore refused to submit to a test of his blood, urine or other bodily fluids for the purpose of determining if he was under the influence of any drugs at the time of the accident. Investigators obtained a search warrant for his blood so that it could be submitted to the GBI Crime Lab for testing.
Prigmore was charged with reckless driving, DUI, two counts of first-degree vehicular homicide and failure to report an accident.
Prigmore's mother told CBS Atlanta's Tony McNary that she is concerned about her son.
"What can I say? That's my son and I don't know what's going to happen to him," said Kelli Prigmore.
Eranti Rubio, 11, is friends with Melissa. Eranti said she found out what happened Friday morning.
"This morning her aunt called my mom and she told her what happened. My mom couldn't believe it. She started crying and when she told me I started crying," said Eranti.
Eranti said she will miss playing tag and hide-and-seek with Melissa.
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A Hopkins County judge has declared a mistrial in the Cecil Salyers trial.
52-year-old Salyers is charged with six counts of first degree sexual abuse and several other charges.
The first thing Commonwealth Attorney David Massemore said to the families was, "It's not over. We will get a retrial. I'm sorry."
"It was an excruciating thing for them to have to testify and relive these events. But, the good news is, they've done it. They are ready to go forward again if we have to do that. They will be stronger the second time around. So we are ready to go forward. This man will be tried again," Massemore said.
Families and members of the Commonwealth Attorney's Office were visibly shaken by the court's ruling on Wednesday, and officials say this case cannot start earlier than October 1 because this jury panel cannot hear it again.
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We stood in the narthex of the church, Loren and I, and talked about angles, who should stand where, and what the timeline of the day was looking like.
And then we both paused and agreed – "You know, they have got to be the happiest couple ever."
Amanda and Sean are truly just giddy with each other, and it is so much fun to see. You can't help but smile when either of them crosses your path, and the way they just work together reminds you that everything in this world is just right.
They were married on a beautiful Saturday in Pittsburgh, and we drove to the North Shore in between their Hampton Township ceremony and reception at The LeMont. While there, a Pirates game interrupted our plans, but Amanda let me know that she really wanted a photo of her and Sean with the Roberto Clemente bridge in the background – "When I saw a photo you had done like that.. I knew I wanted to be an LMP bride too!". And there she went – making me just adore them both even more.
Congratulations! A life of smiles, years of happiness, days of laughter, and every second – bliss.
Greeting friends as the finishing touches were done (Photo by Loren)
Wiping a tear away for Dad.
See? Giddy.
Their beautiful church in Hampton.
Love bubble exits! The reactions are always so happy!
For Amanda.
Pretty sure this is right after I told her to lick his face.
West Park.
They were even all smiles during their first dance.
Reactions to totally-unexpected best man speech antics.
Cake time!
Amanda dancing with her adorable niece.
And mom, Myra, taking care of business. (Sorry, Myra, but this photo just cracks. me. up.)
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Semin's back in the line-up according to Tarik El Bashir.
"It also looks like Alexander Semin will return from a six-game absence because of a back injury. He skated this morning and apparently feels good enough to give it a shot. Coach Bruce Boudreau said he's going to take the pre-game warmup before deciding for sure. Just in case, Boudreau told Alexandre Giroux to come off the ice. He was just about to start skating hard, the way scratches do on game days."


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Alexis Thompson's presence felt on final day of LPGA Tour Championship
- 2:15 pm Sunday, December 5th, 2010 by Post Staff
ORLANDO – The most-intriguing storyline of LPGA Tour Championship week might turn out to be a player who isn't even here.
When Commissioner Michael Whan sits down tonight to review the petition of 15-year-old Alexis Thompson's to play in more events in 2011, he should do so with eyes – and mind – wide open.
It might not be a popular move among the LPGA's rank and file, but Whan would be wise to go against the grain for the good of his tour.
Transgender ruling brings unwanted attention before LPGA season finale
- 7:00 pm Wednesday, December 1st, 2010 by Post Staff
The LPGA Tour Championship is full of interesting storylines this week.
But before the season-ending event got underway Thursday in Orlando, the tour had to deal with a sensitive and sensational topic sure to generate unwanted publicity.
Players voted Tuesday to amend the organization's constitution by removing the "female at birth" requirement, thus allowing transgender women golfers a chance to play on the tour.


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Historic 1920s Cabin in Downtown: across street from Ocean in Long Beach
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community Downtown Long Beach
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 600 - $ 1,400 / week
Long Beach House deals
stays between: 9/21/14 & 9/28/14
deal expires tomorrow
Sept 21-28 Sale
Rent at least 3 nights in this span and get a free cleaning ($75)
- Clearning ($75)
deal# DQJGJ5
vacation rental description
This historic three bedroom two full bath house built in 1920 and wonderfully restored to its glory days is located just one block off of the main drag in downtown Long Beach and right across from an access point to the ocean and famous Long Beach Boardwalk.
If the words location, location, location are important to you this house could not be situated in a better position. Convenient to everything in Long Beach including restaurants, bars, shopping, miniature golf, arcades, horseback riding, go carts, the museum, ice cream shops, antiquing, the bakery the movie theater and more. It is all an easy walk from this house. No car needed once you arrive, but if you want to drive on the beach (yes, that is allowed on the Peninsula) the downtown driving access point under the famous arch is just one block away.
Let this relaxing well-equipped beach home be the classic vacation retreat you need for your friends or family. Have summer cookouts on the picnic table in the yard or simply relax and enjoy the ocean air. Let the kids or dogs play in the completely fenced in yard. Take an easy walk and explore all there is to see in Long Beach right out our front door.
The whole group will sleep well with a king size bed in the master bedroom, a pillowtop queen size bed in the second bedroom, a trundle bed (single top and pull out single below) in the third bedroom, plus a bonus full size futon in the living room. You can have your friends and family share its ample space with plenty of room for relaxing or entertaining in the large open-air living, dining and cooking area of the house.
Use our large dining room table to seat your entire party for a getaway from it all dinner. Curl up with a book and relax by the cozy electric stove on those cool winter nights. Be entertained by our high definition tv with easy to use dish network. Play games, test your skills on a classic puzzle or simply relax and read a nice book from our large collection.
Historically known as a fishing and clamming area, the Long Beach Peninsula now also boasts whale watching, fishing charters (inland and ocean), hiking, boating & kayaking. Enjoy easy access to Cape Disappointment in the south end of the peninsula, Ledbetter Point on the north end, Willapa Bay, the Port of Illwaco and Fort Canby State Park in nearby historic Astoria right across the river.
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house rental amenities
Pet Friendly (even large breeds are welcome)
Nice backyard for entertaining
High Definition LCD TV with the Directv
Kitchen is fully equipped and supplied with all the amenities you will
need - oven, microwave, toaster, coffeemaker, dishes, cooking
supplies, etc.
Living room: plenty of seating
In house Laundry Facilities
Grill charcoal: available typically April -Oct depending on weather.
Pack n Play Crib available
activities and attractions in Long Beach Washington
The beach & boardwalk is a very easy walk right out the front of the house
Biking- on the beach, on the quiet streets of any of the small towns
or on the Long Beach boardwalk
Tennis- walking distanceArt galleries
Horseback riding- walking distance
Golf- right down the road from the rental
Bird watching
Kite flying
Antique hunting at numerous shops
Fine dining- walking distance
Old forts and Lighthouses
along with a myriad of other things to do at the beach.
vacation rental rates
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Dec-Feb $100/nt wknt $125/nt wknd (2nt min) **12/21-1/1 + Pres. day & Valentines wknd $150/nt
Mar-May $125/nt wknt $149/nt wknd (2nt min) **Easter, Loyalty & Mothers Day, Mem Day $175/nt
June $145/nt wknt $185/nt wknd (2nt min)
July-Aug $195/nt w/ $225/ wknd (4 nt min)
**July 4th wknd, Sandcastle & Rodeo wknd & Kitefest wk $295/nt
Sept $150/nt wknt $195/nt wknd (2 nt min) **Labor Day wknd $295/nt & Rod Run $325/nt
Oct -Nov $100/nt wknt $135/nt wknd (2nt min) **Thanksgiving $199/nt 3 nt min
Pets allowed ($20/ night pet fee)
Noel Hendrickson 503-954-2714
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The Bay County Sheriffs Office responded to a call at a convenience store on highway 77 in May. They determined that Robert Neil Rimmer had been in a verbal altercation with the victim when he snatched the keys from the car she was driving, stopping the vehicle. When the victim tried to run away, they say Rimmer grabbed her by the throat, lifting her off the ground. When she finally broke free and began yelling for help, Rimmer then threw the keys at her head causing a cut to the side of her head.
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Hello! We are back here again, and the last time i did this was pre-draft. So obviously there will A LOT of adjustments from my last 'projected depth chart'. Once again, enjoy, and please share opinions. Also, i may update this after every preseason game... maybe.
Offense: 28
QB: (1) Robert Griffin III, (2) Rex Grossman, (3) Kirk Cousins
BTW, Rex is only second on this depth chart because Cousins is a rookie. I honestly think Cousins has more raw talent than Rex. Unless you consider throwing to the wrong team talent.
HB: (1) Tim Hightower, (2/3) Evan Royster, (2/3) Roy Helu Jr., (4) Alfred Morris
Assuming Tim Hightower is healthy, he should be the #1 back. This has been hammered into my brain for the last month. Now he isn't healthy right now and Royster got the start *which i predicted April 14th crazily enough*. I think Royster and Helu Jr. both bring incredible talent and two very different ways. Alfred Morris i truly believe can make the final roster because he has (already) displayed a lot of good talent running the ball. He reminds me of a younger more instinctive Ryan Torain (he even looks like him, and wears the same number).
FB: (1) Darrell Young
LT: (1) Trent Williams, (2) Willie Smith
*Trent has been a BEAST in practice and proved it even more so in the game against Buffalo. And, of course, he got hurt. Now granted, we were told he just had his foot stepped on and X-rays were negative, but he might be out next week against Chicago. I hope he gets back soon, because he might be our second best player on offense.
LG: (1) Kory Lichtensteiger, (2) Maurice Hurt
*Mo Hurt looked like he got beat a lot in run coverage against Buffalo... this will improve with more reps i hope. I also hope that Kory can be back by the game against the Saints.
C: (1) Will Montgomery, (2) Josh LeRebius
RG: (1) Chris Chester, (2) Adam Gettis
*In Chesters Absence, Adam Gettis played pretty damn well. Regardless, I'd rather have Chester in there.
RT: (1) Jammal Brown, (2) Tyler Polumbus, (3) Jordan Black
*Tyler Polumbus played almost half the season last year at RT for us, and did an OK job. Against Buffalo he did great job stopping Mario Williams from getting to RG3, but then again most of RG3s plays were quick passes/ hand offs. With all that said I'm predicting that Jammal Brown is probably going to end up on IR for the year or get cut. I am only putting him here at one on the depth chart because i hope and pray he can magically get back to 100%.
WR: (1) Pierre Garcon, (2) Leonard Hankerson, (3/4) Santana Moss, (3/4) Josh Morgan, (5) Aldrick Robinson, (6) Anthony Armstrong/ Brandon Banks
I am really unclear about the 6th position here. Banks had a pretty awful outing as a WR against Buffalo, and every time he had a chance to do something on special teams, they kicked it out of bounds or the back of the end zone on him. I like banks, but if Richard Crawford (CB) keeps getting opportunities (unlike Banks) he might be expendable.
TE: (1) Fred Davis, (2) Chris Cooley, (3) Niles Paul
Doesn't look like a whole lot of good blocking TEs here huh? Well, i think Fred is much improved and Cooley isn't half bad either. I just think Shanahan likes Niles Paul too much to cut him. or maybe he is too stubborn to let his project TE get cut. either way, I don't see Paulsen making the final roster. Sorry buddy... you will be remembered. HIS NAME IS LOGAN PAULSEN.
Defense: 24
LE: (1) Stephen Bowen, (2) Jarvis Jenkins
oooh, Jarvis Jenkins switching sides this year? Well, that is what the 'official' depth chart is telling me now. Plus, this makes more sense. I don't think that the coaches want to pick between him and Carriker, who are similar in their play, so they swapped sides for him. I feel like these DE positions are constantly shifting and rotating in this defense anyway, so it doesn't really matter where i put them. these four DEs are making the team.
DT: (1) Barry Cofield, (2) Chris Baker, (3) Chris Neild
yep... 3 DTs. I'm sorry, but Chris Baker (UDFA) and Chris Neild (7th rd #253) are both too valuable to cut IMO. AND LOOK WHERE THEY WERE DRAFTED (UNDRAFTED)!!!! Chris Baker has been blowing it up in practice. No one can stop him on one-on-one drills. and Neild is a proven commodity after last years help in the rotation. Both these guys proved even more so they need to be on this team after stopping the Bills 9 TIMES on the goal line forcing them to kick (and miss) a FG.
RE: (1) Adam Carriker, (2) Kedric Golston
LOLB: (1) Brian Orakpo, (2) Rob Jackson
*It's too bad Orakpo is so good, because anywhere else Rob Jackson would be a starter. Our LB core is probably as deep, if not more, then our DL positions.
MLB: (1) London Fletcher, (2) Perry Riley, (3) Lorenzo Alexander
ROLB: (1) Ryan Kerrigan, (2) Markus White
*Despite the 2 times (in a row) Markus White lined up Offsides against Buffalo, his raw talent is just too good to cut.
CB: (1) DeAngelo Hall, (2) Josh Wilson, (3) Kevin Barnes, (4) Cedric Griffin, (5) Brandyn Thompson, (6) Richard Crawford
Josh Wilson seems to be the only definitive outside playing CB. Everyone else seems to float around. Richard Crawford is a question mark as far as making the roster goes... but you can't laugh at his 13.3 average yards per punt return and his INT he had against Buffalo. He went from being a definitive practice squad player, to a 'maybe i'll make the team' player. I explain why he may or may not make the roster a little lower as well.
FS: (1) Madieu Williams, (2) Dejon Gomes
SS: (1) Brandon Meriweather, (3) Reed Doughty
Special: 3
K: (1) Graham Gano
Yes. Graham Gano wins this stupid kicker battle. I am an avid Gano supporter. He's younger, he's stronger, and THOSE BLOCKS WEREN'T HIS FAULT. ahem, excuse me. Regardless, unless Rackers goes 8/8 with one 50+ in the preseason, i think it's a lock.
P: (1) Sav Rocca
LS: (1) Nick Sundberg
so, if you counted my players i have 55 total. OMG WHAT TO DO?!?!?!! Well... sorry but its preseason. there are a lot of battles going on, and as i see it, this is who i have.
okay fine. If i had to cut two players from my overloaded roster right now this is who would probably get the nix.
1. Alfred Morris (RB). I like him a lot but he could hide on the practice squad. Until one of our players blows an ACL. then he would get promoted... by probably week 4.
2. Either Brandon Banks (if he continues to tank in the preseason) or Richard Crawford. I feel like the specialty returner position is really between those two. Most likely Richard Crawford would drop off the depth chart onto the practice squad for two reasons. One is because he is a rookie and we can still stash him, and two is because Banks has more experience in the regular season regardless of what the preseason shows us. Yeah i understand they want to see him progress as a WR and not just as a KR, but honestly... i doubt we will ever go that deep into our WR depth. and if we do, we have bigger problems than knowing if Brandon Banks can play at that position.
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"We've italicized certain phrases above to emphasize Wikipedia's liberal, anti-biblical stance … and this is just in the first paragraph of a very long article. In contrast to what it calls the 'creation myth,' Wikipedia describes evolution in a quite different way: 'This powerful explanatory and predictive theory has become the central organizing principle of modern biology, directing research and providing a unifying explanation for the diversity of life on Earth.' In other words, biblical creation is a myth and evolution is true."
The wikipedia "stance" is reality. Reality is not a liberal idea. It's a scientific idea. Evolution is reality. The gibberish in your worthless Bible is childish insane nonsense.


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AVB stands firm over Lloris
9:39am Friday 9th November 2012 in National Sport © Press Association 2014
Andre Villas-Boas brushed off Didier Deschamps' latest barb over Hugo Lloris after the Tottenham goalkeeper made his first high-profile error in Thursday night's 3-1 victory over Maribor.
Deschamps renewed his attack on Villas-Boas, claiming Lloris was losing his sharpness after being used in a rotation system with Spurs number one Brad Friedel. The France head coach had twice previously questioned the wisdom of Lloris' decision to swap Lyon, where he was guaranteed first pick, for Tottenham.
When asked how he felt about Deschamps' constant commenting on his goalkeeper, Villas-Boas pointed to his head and said: "It goes in one ear and comes out the other."
Deschamps was quoted in the French media as saying at a press conference: "He does not have enough playing time. He plays one game per week in the Europa League. It is a situation that is cumbersome and not ideal. He is a competitor and he cannot simply play two or three matches."
Lloris' failure to clear a Kyle Naughton backpass allowed Robert Beric to equalise just before half-time in Thursday night's Europa League Group J meeting at White Hart Lane.
Naughton's pass was heavy, leaving Lloris with little time to clear before Beric closed him down, but the France skipper still did not take the opportunity to clear the ball to his side - a move that would have certainly prevented the Slovenians from scoring.
Villas-Boas insisted Lloris still has a chance of making Spurs' team for Sunday's game at Manchester City despite the error.
He said: "Sometimes things like this happen. It happened to us at Chelsea with Petr Cech last year. It's mistakes that make you evolve as a player and I have no problem with that. It could happen to any goalkeeper during any game. It will not affect my decision-making."
Who was to blame for the Maribor strike proved inconsequential in the end as Tottenham ran out comfortable winners thanks to Jermain Defoe's hat-trick. The 30-year-old's triple strike meant he moved ahead of Teddy Sheringham in to eighth place in Tottenham's all-time top goalscorer list.
"That's special on a personal note as Teddy was a player I watched as a kid," Defoe told ITV. "He was a great player for club and country. It was amazing [to score a hat-trick]. As a forward you get judged on scoring goals. It's the best thing in the world but it was important we won the game tonight."


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The rocky road to "The Wolverine" continues to bump as yet another delay may push back the film even further.
Deadline reports that despite recent updates around the web that pointed to a November start for the comic book film with shooting to take place in Canada, the film will still head to the great white north, except it won't start rolling until spring 2012. It appears that Hugh Jackman will want to do his song-and-dance routine in Tom Hooper's "Les Miserables" first before putting on the claws for "The Wolverine." Hooper's follow-up to "The King's Speech" has been casting up over the summer with Jackman as Jean Valjean and Russell Crowe in the role of Inspector Javert. Last we heard, shooting was going to begin in February 2012 but this news suggests the shooting date may be moving up (perhaps to get in for Oscar season next year). And according to industry tracking site It's On The Grid, more talent is being rounded up with names like Hayden Panettiere, Miranda Cosgrove, Lucy Hale and Emma Watson being tossed around for Eponine and Cosette with Amy Adams and Rebecca Hall being eyed for Fantine. Geoffrey Rush and Helena Bonham Carter are in negotiations to reteam with Hooper to play the Thenardiers.
This all yet another chapter in the saga for "The Wolverine," which has seen Darren Aronofsky come and go and the devastating earthquake in Japan cause the initial delay in production. With fall 2012 being considered as a initial release date, that now seems off the table with 2013 looking much more likely. As for director James Mangold, it remains to be seen if he'll stick it out until next year or move on to another project. More to come we're sure.
franny faizon | August 25, 2011 3:12 AM
the world does not need another les mis adaptation from snorefest hooper. i'll be sleeping and masturbating to michael bay explosions, thank you very much.
Kevin Jagernauth | August 25, 2011 3:01 AM
As much as Hooper likes Paul Bettany he's not going to be a co-lead in a film unless it's "Priest 2." And fwiw, IOTG says Crowe is negotiating for the part, not Bettany.
Luke | August 25, 2011 2:49 AM
I hope Bettany is Javert.. He's an excellent, unerrated actor who has made some unfortunate film choices recently.
jimmiescoffee | August 25, 2011 2:48 AM
after Aronofsky left i stopped caring about this. 'Origins: Wolverine' was just unforgivably franchise crushing bad.
LTrout | August 25, 2011 2:43 AM
Russell Crowe isn't confirmed for Javert. In fact, he just announced he'd be interested in the role. Hooper's first choice is Paul Bettany, who has already auditioned.
Kevin Jagernauth | August 25, 2011 1:27 AM
The cast of "Heroes" was hardly the problem with that show.
Kim | August 25, 2011 1:25 AM
Hayden Pant...whatever shouldn't be in anything. She was the weak link (okay the weakest link of multiple weak links) in "Heroes."


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JB Shuck is back in Texas with his Astros organization-mates for a game tonight at Whataburger Field. Depending on how the next few days play out, Shuck may not be appearing on these pages after Friday. He has a good chance to make the Astros' Opening Day roster, meaning he would no longer be an Astro of the Future.
The above audio was from the last time Shuck came to Texas. He traveled from Ohio to Corpus Christi for Houston's CAREavan during the off-season.
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Gates…so many gates
Everywhere we went we found gates. Doorways to temples, royal meeting places, sacred areas. So many gates.
Hannah weaving
More weaving at the Sukarara village. If you look carefully, you'll see that my daughter is tied into the loom – there is a board behind her back and it is tied to the board in front of her. This way, she can hold the weaving tight as she weaves. This particular weaving will take two months to finish.
Fish all night. Fix the boat, nets, and sleep during the day. Interesting life.
The Kawasaki I didn't know existed
I love bikes like this. Classic, although it is probably from the 1980's. The saddlebags really round it out.
Before seeing this beauty, I had no idea that Kawasaki made a bike called a "Binter." I'm a Honda guy, but this bike looks great. I kind of wanted to take it for a ride.
What do you think?
Pura Batu Bolong
This Hindu temple was a ten minute walk down the beach from our hotel. A beautiful reminder of the religious heritage of Lombok.
Lombok Schoolboys
We were in Senggigi, Lombok, for six days. Each day, this same group of boys would walk by, heading to school on the beach. Sorry. Not school-on-the-beach. They were walking on the beach to get to school.
I love how their shoes are in hand.
Sunset on the weekend
This is the other Lombok sunset photo I managed to take.
Oh yeah…that island one the horizon? Bali.
Just a few boats
We took a tour of the west of Lombok and our driver took us to Ampenan. Ampenan is a town that is now part of the greater Mataram area (Mataram is the capital city of Lombok). Ampenan is also a town full of fishermen. These are their boats. Well…this is the front row of boats. There are two, or three, rows of boats behind this row.
Every night, all of the fishermen push these boats out into the water and fish, and in the morning they come back in and take their fish to market. When I think about the hundreds of boats on the beach, I cannot imagine it empty, yet every night it is.
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These are my children. I would not be the man I am today without them. They have immeasurably changed my world.
They are my truest companions.
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He was sitting on the edge of the bridge, watching my son and me walk along the edge of the road. I did not notice him until a loud motorcycle came by and drew my attention in his direction. I waved and smiled. He waved and smiled back. I raised my camera and he gave me this look.
I do not know if this look means it was okay to take the photo or not.
I love (not really) posed photos
I took a walk down to Pura Batu Bolong, a Hindu temple about a fifteen minute walk from my hotel in Lombok. When I got there through the beach entrance (which I found out later made me totally rude and disrespectful to the temple), I was greeted very kindly by everyone. I approached this man to ask him for permission – "Boleh saya foto kamu?" – and he graciously says, "yes." Then…he poses like this.
He's very sweet, and he is a very nice guy. What I was hoping for was a candid photo, but he wanted to pose. I don't like posed photos. There is little that is natural about being fake…actually, nothing natural, unless one wants to get into a whole "people are always fake" debate, which I am not.
I took the photo, thanked him, and then waited for him to go do something natural. Every time I raised my camera, he went in to pose mode. I just smiled and moved on.
What was awesome was that there were three of this guy's friends who were mimicking him, in each pose he threw at me. A little extra smile between all of us.
She's weaving a scarf. It will take her about four weeks to weave that scarf. If you visit Lombok, visit the Sukarara village, wherein all of the women weave. They learn to weave at 10 years old, and cannot marry until they can weave all manner of weavings by hand.
Don't worry, the men have to build a house by hand before they can marry. It sort of evens out.
My wife's (a) flower
My wife is a big fan of these flowers. They grow everywhere around here. What you see above is a Frangipani. They are incredibly fragrant and ubiquitous in Indonesia.
A tip for all of you newly married (and maybe old-married) people out there: find out what your significant other's favorite flower is and bring it home every once in a while. Just because.
Holiday feet
I spent last week in Lombok with my family. There were a few moments of total relaxation and calm, and all of them were directly associated with being in the ocean. Well, the Lombok Strait in the Bali Sea, which is an extension of the Indian Ocean. I love the feeling of standing in wet sand while the waves attempt to bury me.
Temple gate
This is the gate to Pura Meru, a nearly 300 year old Hindu temple in the city of Mataram, Lombok.
I'm not Hindu, but I am a big fan of their architecture.
I love being a parent
Those are my kids. We were walking back from a short visit to Pura Batu Bolong, a Hindu temple near our hotel in Lombok. They got ahead of my wife and me. They are incredibly great kids. When I became a parent, I had no idea how much happiness my children would bring me. The happy is immeasurable.
Holiday Sunset (yes, I'm back)
Summer holidays have begun and I've had time to get my camera out and take some photos again.
This was taken a couple of nights ago while on holiday in Lombok. We stayed in Batu Bolong in Lombok Barat (West Lombok, just south of Senggigi).


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Pope Francis celebrates mass at Saint John's Lateran Basilica in Rome on Thursday while cutting back on his work pace. (Andreas Solaro / Getty Images)
Rome � � Pope Francis skipped an annual procession to a Roman basilica on Thursday as he takes it easy ahead of a jam-packed trip to southern Italy this weekend.
The Vatican has denied media speculation that the 77-year-old Francis is sick. News reports have zeroed in on the fact that Francis, who only has one full lung, canceled his general audiences for July. Francis canceled his weekly general audiences in July last year as well, as have popes for years during the hot summer months.
Still, Francis appears to have taken to heart advice expressed privately by some aides that he should cut back his frantic work pace, particularly to rest up before big events.
On Thursday, he decided to skip the mile-long procession from one Roman basilica to another. He did however preside over a nearly three-hour outdoor service at the start of the procession.
Francis, who often walks with a limp because of a bad back and knees, actually broke with papal tradition when he walked the procession route last year in his first year as pope.
For his entire papacy, Pope Benedict XVI participated in the procession by riding on a flat-bed truck to spare him the walk. Pope John Paul II did the same in the final years of his papacy.
Francis on Saturday travels to the southern tip of Italy, the Calabrian town of Cassano all�Ionio, for a 12-hour marathon visit. After a 90-minute helicopter ride from the Vatican, Francis will meet with inmates at a prison, visit the sick at a hospice center, meet with diocesan priests, share lunch with the poor, visit the elderly in a retirement community and then, at the end of the day, celebrate an open-air Mass. In all, he�ll make six stops and deliver two speeches and a homily before returning to the Vatican by helicopter.
Prior to his similarly grueling trip to the Middle East last month, Francis also rested up ahead of time, cancelling a planned parish visit.
There is no sign he is cutting back on travel, however: The Vatican just announced a packed itinerary for his Aug. 14-18 trip to South Korea, and Francis himself revealed over the weekend that he plans to go to Albania for a day in September. His 2015 agenda includes a quick visit to Sri Lanka and the Philippines in January, followed by an expected trip to the United States in September.
Last week, Francis canceled a few audiences because he had a stomach bug. He was back in form after two days of rest.
Francis recently acknowledged that the strain of being a pope was getting to him. �I need extra prayers,� he told the faithful during a visit to the Sant�Egidio community last weekend, adding that �my work can be unhealthy.�
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SURREY, B.C. - Surrey RCMP say a shooting Tuesday night in that Metro Vancouver suburb was targeted and appears to be gang-related.
The attack occurred just after 10 p.m. in front of a home in the 8800 block of 131 Street.
Insp. Dan Splinter says the victim was found on the lawn in front of the home and the 28-year-old man is known to police.
Splinter says the man is being treated in hospital for a gunshot wound.
Witnesses called police after hearing gunfire, but Splinter says it is too early to comment on possible suspects, and no arrests have been made.
A 31-year-old man was killed in a shooting in North Surrey on Sunday night and two men died and two others were severely wounded in three targeted shootings around Metro Vancouver since the start of the year.


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So the economy is pretty tough right now on everyone. Most teams' season ticket sales are slipping. Teams like the Jaguars are in danger of having the entire season blacked out. As the economy affects the season ticket holders, many don't renew their tickets.
Some have purchased multi-year contracts in the past to get better deals. If these unfortunates are now broke, they have to renegotiate or risk defaulting on their multi-year contracts. Most teams will simply write off the contract and re-sell the tickets. The Redskins unfortunately appear to be kicking their fans while their down.
Hill is one of 125 season ticket holders who asked to be released from multiyear contracts and were sued by the Redskins in the past five years. The Washington Post interviewed about two dozen of them. Most said that they were victims of the economic downturn, having lost a job or experiencing some other financial hardship.
I personally think the NFL should suspend their blackout rules during the recession. But I REALLY think the Redskins need to lighten up on suing these people now that they can't afford it. It just doesn't seem fair that the Redskins can sue the customer for failure to pay AND resell the tickets. If the contract being broken doesn't lead to a loss (i.e. the seats in question were resold and the team is still making money selling the seats) how can you sue for damages? Moreover, it just seems like they are finding new ways to screw their fanbase out of money (something with which Jones and Snyder seem to be very good at).
Fortunately, I don't think JJ and the Cowboys are doing something like this, mostly due to the timing of the new stadium and the economic downturn if nothing else. Plus JJ has his own PR problems with the practice facility crash to risk pissing off the fanbase.
Snyder and his legal team however, just seem to take their loyal fanbase for granted which is a real shame. I hate the Skins and their fans, but I wouldn't wish this on any fanbase.


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Our neighbor found an unbroken egg lying in the grass yesterday and gave it to First Mate.
This little discovery has lead to all sorts of discussions on life and death and sex. With him asking me hard questions. Questions I stumble on. Things like "Is it sad that the bird inside didn't get to grow and become a bird?" Followed up with "Well is it sad when we eat eggs for breakfast?" Which of course led to talking about fertilized versus unfertilized eggs. And how that happens exactly. "The rooster does what?"
Don't get me wrong, I'm not squeamish about talking to my son about life, death and sex. I'm squeamish about scaring the crap of out him about life, death and sex. I'm still learning to walk that fine line between just answering his question in a simple way that a four year old can understand and rambling on and on and confusing matters. Just answer the question and then shut up. Wait for them to ask another question. Or not.
There is an art to this I think. My husband in particular was terrible at this. He'd answer a question with an entire biology 101 class. He meant well. He loves teaching and explaining things but even he realized that this method doesn't work too well on a four year old who was off playing with blocks by the third sentence. So we are both working on this.
It can be hard. Especially when you are new to homeschooling (like we are) you have this desire to seize any potential learning experience and run with it. To teach the hell out of it. Which totally ruins it and robs it of any magic it may have had.
Take this egg for instance. When our neighbor first handed it to him I had visions of looking up different eggs online with him. Of figuring out what kind of bird it was from. Of wondering why the egg wound up on the grass.* However, he didn't want to do any of those things. At first I was dissappointed but I forced myself to shut up. Let him lead. He wanted to talk about other stuff. You know, silly stuff, like life, death and sex. Oh what this child teaches me when I let him!
I'm thankful I didn't press the issue of what kind of bird layed the egg. I can see now how frivolous that was in compared to the questions he was grappling with.
Let him lead. Let him lead. Let him lead. Trust.
*It was a mourning dove egg and the nest was probably disrupted by the Cooper's Hawk that I've been seeing and hearing lately. The hawk swoops down and pisses off all the birds in our yard on a daily basis.


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Packers must be leery of up-and-coming Lions
After playing second fiddle for what seems forever to the Bears and Vikings as a noteworthy divisional opponent for the Packers, the Lions have become a potential sleeping giant in the NFC North.
Lions DT Fairley in walking boot for injured ankle
Lions DT Nick Fairley is in a walking boot after injuring his left foot in a pass-rush drill during a team practice on Monday.
Lions re-sign CB Houston
CB Chris Houston has agreed to a two-year contract with the Lions, filling a major area of need for the team.
Lions bring in LB Tulloch
The Lions continued to upgrade their linebacking corps, signing former Titans LB Stephen Tulloch to a one-year deal on Sunday.
Lions sign entire draft class, including Fairley
The Lions signed all of their 2011 draft picks on Thursday, including their top pick, first-round DT Nick Fairley.
Reports: Lions agree to deal with WR Davis
WR Rashied Davis will remain in the NFC North, agreeing to a deal with the Lions, multiple media outlets reported.
Report: Lions agree to two-year deal with LB Durant
The Lions agreed to terms with former Jaguars LB Justin Durant on a two-year contract, Vaughn McClure of the Chicago Tribune reported.
Lions agree to re-sign Stanton, Wendling
The Lions have agreed to re-sign No. 3 QB Drew Stanton to a one-year deal and special-teams contributor John Wendling to a three-year deal.
Reports: Lions will cut WR Johnson
The Lions will release WR Bryant Johnson, according to multiple reports. Johnson was due to make $3.2 million in 2011.
Lions' decisions on Carpenter, Rayner ones to watch
The majority of the Lions' core players are under contract for 2011, but Detroit is still left with some interesting decisions in free agency, ones that could signal position battles to come.
Report: Lions OLT Backus suffers pectoral injury
Lions OLT Jeff Backus could miss the start of training camp after recently suffering a left pectoral injury, the Detroit Free Press reported.
Report: Asomugha "too expensive" for Lions
The Lions could use help at cornerback, but according to a newspaper report, the top player on the free-agent market at the position might be out of their price range.
Pass rush could lessen blow if Lions don't add big-name cornerback
There is some sentiment that if the Lions don't sign a top free-agent cornerback, the team will not be in dire straits thanks to what should be a strong pass rush.
Lions' Stanton overcomes 'hiccups,' makes strides
If he had his preference, Lions QB Drew Stanton would test the free-agent market, but he told PFW he would be "comfortable" with re-signing with Detroit.
NFC North best bets to break through in 2011
PFW identifies four players from the NFC North who are ready for coming-out parties in 2011 (clockwise from left) — Henry Melton, Matthew Stafford, Brian Robison and Mike Neal.
A person with knowledge of the deal says safety Louis Delmas has agreed to a two-year contract to remain with the Detroit Lions. The person spoke on condition of anonymity Friday because no announcement had been made. The 25-year-old Delmas returns to Detroit after the Lions added free agent safety Glover Quin earlier this week.||||||| Delmas played only eight games last season but started them all. He was limited by left knee problems.
Detroit has Louis Delmas back in the lineup after he missed three straight games with an injured left knee.||||||| This is a big boost for the ailing Lions secondary.
Coach Jim Schwartz said Delmas had some tests on his left knee Monday but did not elaborate, only saying the four-year veteran was day-to-day.||||||| Delmas left Sunday's game and did not return. He had surgery on the same knee during the preseason and missed Detroit's first four games.
Delmas has injured his left knee and left the game against the Seattle Seahawks.||||||| Delmas was hurt in the third quarter, had his left knee examined on the sideline then went toward the locker room. He missed the first four games of the season recovering from surgery on the same knee.
Delmas is active and starting for the first time this season after having knee surgery in August.||||||| Delmas was recovering from left knee surgery.