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In 2006 I was diagnosed with adult ADD.
They told me that none of my symptoms were bad enough to warrant meds and so I've been med free this whole time. I deal with this with several coping mechanisms and usually just ride out bad days.
However I've noticed since I've been paleo that my ADD symptoms have gotten more frequent and more disrupting to my day.
Any suggestions for this?
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From what I've been reading ADD, ADHD, etc are mostly inflammation/gut dysbiosis disorders.
Get your Omega 3:6 balance sorted. Mostly by reducing/eliminating as many high O6 foods: all vegetable oils, most nuts, non-free-range eggs, avocados, poultry, pork, etc.
NO gluten cheats!
Focus on grass-finished beef & lamb, free-range eggs, organic dark leafy greens, low sugar fruits, starchy tubers, coconut oil, pastured butter.
No need to OD on fish oil, but a 1000 mg Neptune Krill Oil supplement (Omega 3) may be useful.
Get your Vitamin D level tested & sun/supplement to a 60-80 ng/ml level.
Fermented foods & probiotics to help your gut health.
Supplement Magnesium glycinate 200-600 mg before bed.
You may find this blog helpful. Use the search function for ADD, ADHD.
I've been on paleo for 9 months now. And I was also diagnosed with ADD. I thought it would get better on the paleo diet, but it has gotten worse. At least, I find it very difficult to focus on work, but rather read books & sites about food ;) It's good, but not in a healthy way.. I'm quite strict by the way with food, so no gluten or dairy, almost no sugar, easy on fruits.
I haven't found out why, but some days it it worse than others. I got advised to get on meds, but I refused and will partake in courses that will help me focus and get my short term memory better.
A few months ago, a Dutch scientist did a PhD on ADHD & diet, and got great results: http://www.naturalnews.com/031386_elimination_diet_ADHD.html It was a strict diet with only rice, fruit, white meat, vegetables & water. 78% of the patients improved significantly. She then re-introduces foods one by one over a long period of time, to find out which foods cause the symptoms. It might be sugar, it might be fish, it might be eggs, or grains, you will only find out when you test it.
This let me to believe there is still some more room to experiment and kick out foods. I'm gonna keep a diary and write down every single food & also how I experienced my ADD. This will (hopefully) show which foods seem to worsen ADD. It might take a lot of months! I skipped to (almost) fully organic vegetables too lately, instead of regular; maybe that also helps, I don't know yet.
Or else, I just have to live with it, meditate often, force myself not open 20 tabs and read everything for 1 minuten and skip to the other... :)
I was only recently diagnosed with ADD, and it was quite a relief to get that diagnosis! Coincidentally I'd been advised to go gluten-free for autoimmune thyroid disease, and I went Paleo at the same time. My focus has improved. Please do check the link Dragonfly suggested; lots of what I was told by my doctor I found on that blog as well. Best to you.
I want to add that I am under lots of stress which I think maybe be playing a big role in this and I'm lacking sleep because I can't fall asleep.
I've also had issues with an electrolyte imbalance if that helps anyone
Hi all, Same person as OP just to lazy to sign in...
See if I can catch you all up on the answers.
I've been primal since 11/2011 through a slower process. The ADD issue has really only been a problem in the last two months.
I crossfit, and my workouts start to finish, are about an hour (I do skills work, lifts, then wod)
As for the omega's: I eat a lot of eggs, take fish oil, and it a moderate amount of sardines and tuna.
I am 100% free of veggie oils, potatoes (short of sweet potatoes) and wheat (short of an occassional treat... maybe 1x a week and not always 1 x a week.)
I will say that I eat dairy but I MUST keep it in my diet due to an allergy to coconut so I use milk and butter to sub cocnut oil and coconut milk. I use milk maybe 1 x a week and butter about 2 x a day for cooking purposes only.
I don't eat organic veggies because I am really limited budget wise, and I eat a lot of chicken for the same reason. So I saw that as a suggestion but I'm not sure I can make that work on a the tiny budget I have and still being in school .

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How can you possibly be bored of iOS?
Yeah bold question, but I'm putting it out there - how does one possibly become bored of iOS or even Android? (Yes people told me they're getting bored of Android...) The answer? It's not that you're bored you're just not interacting with your phone at all. *Note English is not my first language so sorry for any grammar or spelling errors!
Is it the looks and appeal of your home screen? Staring at the grid of icons tends to get boring but guess what? I'm bored of my Nexus 4 themes, I customized it to the max, going around mycolorscreen and trying something new. I always wanted change. But to what extent? For my iPhone I theme using WinterBoard and tried several DreamBoard themes and despite making several or installing several (From ModMyi, dBarEvolution, etc) themes. I still managed to get bored of the look and feel of it.
So yeah it's pretty established that I like to change the look of my home screen but for three months now I'm back to the default grid layout, stock iOS 6.1.3 on my iPhone 5 and the only thing that I changed were icons, replacing them with alternative icons. Needless to say, I'm loving iOS again. The crispy icons that I can associate with the app that I need helps a lot, if I want to play Jetpack Joyride it's easy to find, if I want to play TWEWY: Solo Remix - the icon stands out from other ones because they are all unique in their own way.
Okay so big whoop you managed to like the grid layout that's been present since the first iteration of iOS, we rather see more UI overhaul, we want a flatter design, etc etc. I totally agree with you, skeumorphic design is quite terrible but is that the reason you're bored of the looks of iOS? For me to overcome the whole 'looks' part of iOS took a lot since I enjoyed customization, but what I did next really made me love my phone more. I changed my lifestyle.
Being a tech-geek I wasn't necessarily the "fit" type. I'm rather small for my age and it's well known I like to code and spend a lot of time on Photoshop, Dream Weaver, studying and learning more Java and C, photography, gaming etc. These activities consume a lot of my personal time and I wanted to be a lot healthier. So I downloaded a fitness app and now I have even more things to do, consuming more time. What's my point? You're probably asking this after reading all these paragraphs. Well okay, let me just say this: I'm not as social as I want to be, however after downloading 'Path' and getting more involved in Facebook and Twitter my social life increased rapidly. I noticed I began checking my phone for new updates on my social networking sites and I quickly forgot how 'boring' iOS was. I began playing more games my phone, I used to play console games all the time now I play on my phone with games such as Galaxy on Fire 2, The World Ends With You: Solo Remix, Modern Combat 4, Mega Run, Bejeweled, Words with Friends, Draw Something 2, etc
Long story short, if you haven't understood what I was implying - iOS and Android have a wide selection of apps, why must the look of one's home screen be the factor of how cool and 'not boring' an operating system. Note that I'm not against customization, I'm just saying - there are other ways to have fun, increase productivity, and have a better lifestyle, all from a single smartphone! Use those apps people, go on the App Store and download new games, or try out a fitness app, learn a new language like Spanish or Italian, use Siri to your advantage and try out new restaurants, become more social by using apps like 'Path', etc etc! Within a few weeks of getting adjusted to using your phone a lot more you'll quickly forget how 'boring' iOS is or even Android.


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Western Kentucky Athletic Director Ross Bjork has been named the next Athletic Director at Ole Miss. Chancellor Dan Jones make the announcement today. Bjork will take over for retiring AD Pete Boone in mid April.
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Bjork spent five years as senior associate athletics director at UCLA before coming to Western Kentucky in 2010.
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Polling places across Texas have closed, and clerks statewide are counting ballots to see which propositions and amendments passed and which ones failed.
In the towns of Nash, Carthage, Daingerfield and Waskom, folks were asked to either approve or decline propositions allowing the sale of beer and wine from stores inside the city limits. Nash and Carthage also had ballot items related to the sale of mixed drinks in restaurants.
Queen City ISD asked voters to approve a continuation of its current tax rate rather than allow that rate to roll back to a lower amount.
And in Shelby County and the city of Center, voters were asked to approve a property tax that would create the Deep East Texas Groundwater Conservation District.
Statewide, voters had to decide on nine constitutional amendments. The one that's gotten the most attention is Amendment No. 6, which allows for the creation of the State Water Implementation Reserve Fund. Back in the spring, Texas lawmakers agreed to create the fund using money from the state's 'Rainy Day' savings account, and let voters decide whether or not to put it in place.
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i suppose this is an addition to NorCalVol's post on the Seventh Maxim- i.e. 60 MINUTES
yes, our boys, after playing a first half beyond expectations, may have quit after an unfortunate (if not obviously on its way) interception, why should we, the Tennessee fanbase, quit on them?
show me a Tennessee fan that expected our 1st half performance to be what we witnessed, and i'll show a liar (notable exception- Will :) ).
"Sometimes players, nowdays, they get so focused on wanting to win that they don't enjoy the competitive element of the game. They don't enjoy when it gets tough, how to fight through it."
that is quite understandable from an 18-22 year old on a field in front of 102,000+ fans, in the (arguably) best conference in college football.
i would imagine, student section notwithstanding, that this is not an apt description of most folks in attendance on a Saturday in Neyland.
we have a chance, those of us who can be in the stands more one game a season (i.e. me), to not only support a new coaching regime, but a group of young players who want to "give their all for Tennessee!".
that, surely, becomes inceasingly difficult when the stadium empties out when the going gets tough.
if you are there, in hallowed Neyland, with our boys giving all they have, is it too much to stay? to stand, scream and yell, reminding those players why they are there? reminding them of the passion of Big Orange Tradition, and what it means to leave it all on Shields- Watkins Field?
think about yourself in their shoes- if you, the fan,- were lucky and blessed enough to wear the Orange on a college gridiron in autumn- only to see your fanbase turn and walk away because your team falls behind a possession or more.
they play for Tennessee, they play for their own love of the game. they also play for us.
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Utilizing historical and contemporary experiences of American Indians, this course examines the importance of tribal sovereignty for the sociopolitical, cultural, and religious rights of Native people. Federal Indian law and policy provide a context for exploring contemporary sovereignty issues and proposed solutions that impact American Indians in relation to broader American culture.
Survey of the history and material production of the Native American tribes living within the boundaries of the continental United States and Canada. Focus on basic concepts and primary issues related to tribes of the major geographical areas: the woodland areas, which includes the Northeast and Great Lakes area, the Southeast, the Great Plains, the Southwest, the Plateau and West Coast, and the Northwest Coast. No credit for students with credit in 5763.
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Overview of the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA), its institutional history, its role in Indian Country today, its structure, its mission, and the many controversies surrounding the agency. Students will learn about the conflicting legal frameworks that govern the BIA, ranging from criminal justice to the agency's trust obligation. Special attention will be given to select topics such as the role of the agency in the creation of Indian Boarding Schools, land management, and justice.
American Indians from Columbus to the present, emphasizing tribal reaction to European and United States cultural contact and government policy.
Life in the New World from the colonial to the postmodern era using a multiplicity of interdisciplinary texts that demonstrate the emergence and ongoing evolution of distinctive American identities. (Same course as AMST 3813)
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Examination of the arts of Latin America, beginning with the Olmec, Maya, and Aztec, and continuing through the Early Modern period (until 1800) in Spanish America.
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Examination of the changing ways society (from Native American to post-industrial) has defined, interpreted, valued, and used nature.
Southwestern states of Texas, Arizona, New Mexico and California from the Spanish colonial period to the present. Mining, ranching, farming frontiers, Indian wars of the Apache, Comanche and other southwestern tribes, and the emergence of the modern Southwest.
The American workforce is becoming increasingly more diverse. Successful leaders need to be able to interact with a wide-range of individuals. In this class, students will examine how managers build a successful organization by embracing diversity.
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Psychological theories and research pertinent to understanding multicultural psychology.
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The New York Giants will host the Atlanta Falcons in the NFC Wild Card round of the 2012 NFL playoffs. The Giants are five years removed from their own Super Bowl run so, as head coach Tom Coughlin notes, many of their players are familiar with what's at stake right now.
"We have been in playoff games for the last three weeks. We are battle tested in a lot of ways because we have played some really outstanding football teams all down through the second half of the season," Giants coach Tom Coughlin said Monday during his meeting with reporters. "What I told them was the straight up truth, this is the playoffs. There are 12 teams in the playoffs and 20 teams go home, it is a single-elimination tournament and if you win, you go on. If you lose, you go home."
The two stiffest tests in the NFL both come from the NFC -- Packers and Saints. The Giants have a formula that can beat those high-powered offenses. They have terrific defensive linemen that can rush the passer and Eli Manning can put up points as well.
But first the Giants will have to get past the Falcons, which comes this weekend in New York.
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EMB Mitey Mite squad remains undefeated
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The East Manatee Bulldogs Mitey Mite team improved to 9-0 with a 14-0 victory over the Hardee Wildcats Oct. 20.
Josiah Lozada had a touchdown and Kevin Miller scored a touchdown and kicked a two-point conversion.
Miller also recovered a fumble to help lead the way defensively. Luke Labriola also recovered a fumble and Trevor Jackson had an interception.
The Bulldogs return to action Oct. 27 versus the Palm Harbor Panthers in the Don Clark Bowl to determine the conference champion.
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November 22, 2012 By: FallenWriter
Flashing ROMs has become a fairly straightforward affair for (most) Android devices and their users. However, one of the most painful parts of flashing a new ROM is all the repeated flashes that need to be done for themes and modifications, especially if you love to heavily tweak your device. Thanks to XDA Forum Member jcspecs, your days of having to load up dozens of separate .zip's is a thing of the past thanks to his latest application: Clockwork Combiner.
Designed to combine (as if the name didn't tell you) all of your flashable .zip's into a single, flashable file, Clockwork Combiner's biggest strength is its simplicity and ease of use. The instructions are simply:
Creating zips:
Download and extract the program.
Run the program.
Hit the settings button and set up an output directory or leave it as the default (program location).
Select the zips you wish to combine.
Add a name for the combined file.
Wait for them to load (the combine button will become usable).
Click combine button to join the zips into one zip.
The file will be put into a folder named Final Outputs within the output directory you have specified.
Wait for any processes to finish (windows should provide progress windows).
Click the sign button if you wish to sign the zip.
Of course, this will only work on files that are compatible with your device, and the Windows-based program does require .Net 4.0 along with the Java Runtime Environment in order to function properly. Having tested this with a set of files for my Galaxy Nexus I can say that I had no trouble getting this utility to work. As always, head on over to the original thread and give this a go!
[P.S. Extra points for those who figure out what the featured image for this article is!]
September 3, 2012 By: Jimmy McGee
This has been another great week on the XDA Portal. XDA Developer TV Producer Jordan takes this weekend off and XDA Elite Recognized Developer and XDA Developer TV Producer AdamOutler fills in covering all the news you need to know to keep you updated. Adam talks about HP delivering Open webOS. Adam talks about methods to fix random key presses on the Fascinate.
In other news Adam talks about a right click menu of Android tools for Ubuntu and configuring ADB and fastboot in Linux. And in Windows news, there are applications for creating flashable zips. Finally, Adam announces the contest for a Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III that he hinted at in his unboxing video. Pull up a chair and check out this video!
August 26, 2012 By: Conan Troutman
The vast majority of us have probably, at some point, backed up the data on our devices—whether it's in the form of a Nandroid backup or just using Titanium Backup (other backup apps are available) to preserve your applications and their relevant data. There are many reasons why you might want to do this, whether its for restoration after flashing a new ROM or just for posterity in case of disaster while tinkering around.
Another reason you might want to backup data is because you want to unlock your bootloader, and doing so often requires your device's /data partition to be wiped. However if you haven't unlocked your bootloader then chances are you don't yet have root access, which makes backing up significantly more difficult.
Well not anymore, as XDA Forum Member Gigadroid has created a Windows-based tool that allows you to back up various different types of data and restore them, all without root access. It's worth mentioning that this is not like a nandroid backup which is effectively a snapshot of your current device set up, this backs up apps, app data and information stored on the internal/external SD card.
The way this works is because of the greater permissions given to ADB compared to apps run on the phone itself, which carries with it its own potential risks. In other words, once done backing up your data, you should consider turning USB debugging back off.
The tool was tested on a Galaxy Nexus, but should work on any device running Android 4.1 or above with USB debugging enabled. Slide on over to the original forum thread to find out more.
May 18, 2012 By: Jimmy McGee
This week on the XDA Portal, we saw many important stories. To give a run down of these stories, XDA TV Producer Jordan returns with another episode of This Week in Development.
Jordan mentions the Apple versus HTC patent wars and court battles. In more big, rich companies versus other rich companies news, Jordan updates us on the Oracle versus Google trial. In more Google news, the limit on device deauthorization on Google Music is discussed. The lamentable actions by Motorola and the locking down of their devices is mentioned. Finally, Jordan urges you to go check out XDA Elite Recognized Developer AdamOutler's Galaxy Nexus tear down and unboxing.
January 29, 2012 By: Former Writer
Running computer operating systems on a phone is always an interesting experience. For most phones, booting into Linux is hard enough and Windows isn't even an option. The HTC EVO 3D is not one of those phones.
XDA Senior Member mnomaanw has posted a method that will get Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows XP and Linux running on the HTC EVO 3D in a relatively easy process that can be done pretty quickly. Basically, all a user needs to do is download the required software, modify a file or two and run the apk. Wait for it to boot and you're ready to go.
Controls are pretty easy to understand and make excellent use of the hardware as well as the home and menu buttons. The instructions are as follows:
- It emulate touchpad on touchscreen and left/right mouse buttons on volume
- You can also click touch screen to generate mouse left button click.(this does not work everytime)
- Back = BackSpace, Menu = Enter, left-upper corner click generates TAB
- left-lower corner click popups keyboard
For those who want to give their EVO 3D some Windows or Linux love, they can find all the downloads and instructions in the thread here but make sure to take the proper precautions, such as backing up your device.
January 27, 2012 By: Former Writer
Tools kits that are installed on computers can be a little screwy. While some are better than others, almost all come with some form of set back, be it the computer operating system restriction or the kitchen not being compatible with all phones.
That's the problem XDA Senior Member DieHappy is trying to fix. Knives and Forks Android Tools For Everyone is a tool kit that is compatible across Windows, OSX and Linux and is slowly becoming compatible with more and more phones with the goal of supporting all of them.
The project is far from complete, but it is an active work in progress. DieHappy says:
This first release is rather limited in features. All you can use it for right now is installing ADB and drivers for your device.
The next step for this project will be rooting, then rom customizing, but I am open to your feedback and suggestions.
So there is far more support coming for this spunky application and some changes being added can be considered pretty exciting for people who like to tinker and develop.
If you'd like to check out this application to give it a try or just keep tabs on its development, you can find installation instructions for all 3 major operating systems, download links, and a complete change log in the original thread.
January 23, 2012 By: Jase Glenn
Android is diverse. From Themes to Launchers, the strength of Android is (in part) measured by its ability to be customized. While custom launchers are quite common, Skydroid takes differentiation a step further.
Built by a team of 5 developers, and publicly voiced by XDA Senior Member TheRedDrake, Skydroid is an advanced user interface inspired by Windows 8′s Metro UI. Unlike other systems that are only launchers, Skydroid will have around 20 apps involved. Thus far it includes:
5)People with IM and social
12)Stock + Currency converter
16)File manager
The interface is currently under development with more apps being created, and a release scheduled for March/April. If you would like to make a suggestion or an offer of assistance, send an email to Andreev Yanko here or TheRedDrake here.
So head on down to the thread and take a look around. You might be surprised by what you find.
January 16, 2012 By: orb3000
We all know that one of the main objectives of CES events is to show off their early development and see the reactions, based on that the new products are launched.
Lenovo has been the biggest surprise during the CES 2012, showing their entertainment center all in one, televisions, computers, but this time also announced that they will bet on the cell phone business too.
They claim to be the first to introduce the phone "Intel" and will also be responsible for fully exploit their ultrabooks with Windows 8. The comments and criticisms have arisen and it is said that it is not a phone or a tablet, perhaps the new term "Tabletphone" will start being used?
The company is leading when presenting TV´s with Android 4.0, remote control all in one with the IdeaCentre, Ultrabooks and now mobiles with Intel as well.
What are your thoughts on this? Please leave your comments below.
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December 26, 2011 By: Jase Glenn
For those of you who don't remember CommMgrPro, allow me to refresh you memory: it's a Windows Mobile app (no not Windows Phone, Windows Mobile as in that ancient operating system that floats around here on XDA from time to time) that allowed its users to setup complex, detailed scheduling of their device. The user would set up predefined rules: such as from 4pm-6pm on a Monday, turn wifi on, and the device would follow suit.
The app was very popular back in the heyday of Windows Mobile, and a developer by the name of danielherrero has decided to restore it to its former glory!
Based on the design of the original CommMgrPro, this new version is updated for Android! Of course it's still in the beta stages right now, but development is progressing rapidly. So for those of you who are feeling nostalgic, or are looking for an amazing app to fine tune your device with go and get it here.
Happy Scheduling.
December 20, 2011 By: Former Writer
A few days ago, XDA Senior Moderator imfloflo updated what looks like the coolest program the Windows Mobile side of XDA-Developers (get it, this side of the Mississippi…heh). It's called Windows Phone Device Manager and you can check it out by following this link right here .
The changelog for version 18.104.22.168 consists of:
Full access to apps isolated storage
Show toast notification when an action requires to launch TouchXperience
As well as being a Public Release. Now, this may not look very impressive, but I dare ya to read the changelogs from versions 220.127.116.11 up to the most recent shown update, 220.127.116.11. I've seen shorter novels. Also, sadly, this isn't the fully updated changelog. The only place to find that would be to follow the links to the Touch Xperience website and check out their updated changelogs there. That's also where you'll find the download links. The 188.8.131.52 release is public for anyone to try, but the fully updated 220.127.116.11 is still for donors only (sadface). If you want to check out some screenshot goodness and even a few review videos, check out the 2nd post. It's all there.
The list of phones supported can be found on the thread as well and it seems to be most of the Windows Phones available right now. I have an Android phone so I can't test this personally (another sadface) but if you happened to be one of the people who have a Windows Phone and felt bold enough to experiment, we'd love to hear your comments on what it's like. If you're one of the generous donors who get to test the fully updated 184.108.40.206 private beta, we'd love to hear from you as well.


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KERMIT, W.Va. (AP) -- A southern West Virginia restaurant where a district manager was caught on surveillance video urinating into a sink is closing permanently.
The video dated Jan. 29 shows the manager at the Kermit restaurant urinating in a metal sink in a food preparation area. The incident occurred after business hours. The employee was fired.
Pizza Hut Corp. spokesman Doug Terfehr said Wednesday the decision to permanently close the restaurant was made Feb. 19, the day after the video surfaced.
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We're are going to attempt to go to the beach tonight. I'm still bleeding, but the dr says there is nothing more they can do for me without me missing the wedding. So I'm going, then when we get back my Dr. said she will discuss our options. Oy. I'll have my crackberry with me, so I won't be out of touch. I'll just stay out of the water so I don't attract sharks!
Month: May 2006
Pillow Talk
We are in bed discussing my current situation. Jon just said to me "this isn't your fault and there is nothing you can do so try not to get upset. You've got to just go with the flow.
Ooh wait. Bad choice of words. "
Heh. He is such a good husband. He changed back into street clothes from pjs to make a jack in the box run for me and has been a great nurse. Part of his reward will be that he won't have to shave if we make it to my moms wedding. Fingers crossed. Course jon is just amazed that anything or anyone could bleed this much and live. That's me miss freak of nature!
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Update: still no change with me. Hoping drugs will kick in quick, fast, and in a hurry. I wanna be with my family at the beach!
Hospice & PCOS
I spoke with my Nanny this week and my Pappy is on hospice. They are giving him 3-6 mos, but it is doubtful he'll go the full 6. I'm going to try and go to Florida to see him soon.
My PCOS is kicking my @ss again. I realize that this is a blog published on the internet and therefore I censor some things. But I've gotten some really supportive emails from fellow PCOSers and I've realized I should share more. If you aren't familiar with PCOS- Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome, click here for more info. I have most of the symptoms. The main one I'm dealing with right now is bleeding. I don't have a regular period. Example: Since last August I've had my period in August, January for 2 weeks, Feb for the last 2 weeks of the month, March for the first 3 weeks of the month, and now for the last 3 weeks. When it gets really prolonged and heavy I've had to have d& c's and am usually put on a ton of meds. The problem right now, besides the constant bleeding, nausea, headaches, backaches, cramps, and did I mention bleeding?, is that my mom is getting married on a beach next week and I intend on being there. However, if I don't stop bleeding by Tuesday my doctor won't let me go and I may end up in the hospital again for another d&c. Fun! So I'm picking up a new prescription today and will be taking iron supplements to fend off anemia until the bleeding (hopefully) stops. Cross your fingers for me!
New duds for Ling Ling
While in Baltimore, Lisa gave me some gifts she'd been saving for Ling Ling. First is this adorable ladybug cd holder complete with tons of Disney and kids' cds. I'm so excited about this as I have no kids' music yet. She also gave me this adorable dress in the best colors. I love how all the ladybugs are different colors. And it comes with bloomers which I love. And listen to this- she ordered one, but 2 came. Obviously a sign from the retail gods that yes indeed we will be getting twins. I've already picked out the hair bows and shoes they will wear with this outfit. Now, for the cutest thing I've ever seen with my own eyes: How cute is this?!? I love how the little ladybugs will go over her little girl boobies. And the bottoms have ruffles all across the back. Thank goodness they don't make this in adult sizes or we'd be quite the site at the beach. And those would have to be the biggest ladybugs ever. It would look like I was under attack!
The big 3-0
Today is my sister Sara's 30th birthday! We went to dinner and saw "American Haunting". Nothing like a scary movie to help you sleep at night! I can't believe Sara is already 30. Seems like just yesterday she was a little punk kid! Happy Birthday SAM! I love you!
Bon Voyage
Things I adore about traveling:
-staying in hotels. I love the towels, the little bottles of lotion and shampoo, the way the tissue is folded into a V.
-Sky Mall magazine.
-Walking down the gang plank to the plane.
-Airport people watching.
-Airport moving sidewalks.
-Airport gift & magazine stores.
-Checking out the products in your host's bath tub. I'm always interested to see what kind of shampoo, etc. that people use.
-Little kids pulling little suitcases on little wheels.
-Trying new restaurants. It blows my mind why anyone would eat at a chain restaurant while on vacation.
-Checking out local grocery stores or W@lmart. I love to see what products are available in different areas.
-The crowd of people waiting to pick up travelers at the airport. Their expectant, excited faces.
-Travel sized products.
Things I don't understand/get/like about traveling:
-Why luggage isn't available/popular in every color of the rainbow. You get off the plane and stand there watching 937 pieces of black luggage go by. Every so often there is a blue, red, or floral suitcase, but mostly they are black. At baggage claim Sunday night I saw this family with 3 kids. They all had different brightly colored rolling duffels from LL Bean. They could spot their luggage from a mile away. Smartest traveling family ever.
-The last place in an airport where we rely on the honor system is baggage claim. You can walk in from the street and take any bag you want. There is no security. I mean, I guess you run the risk of stealing a bunch of dirty laundry, but still, it is all up for grabs. I think it shows that when it comes right down to it, people are mostly good.
-How women travel wearing stilettos. Thank goodness for my Crocs.
Walking down the concourse of an airport always reminds me of just how many people there are in the world. We get so caught up in our own little worlds. I think it does some good to get out there and see how other people live.
My 2 favorite things about traveling are getting there and exploring, and coming home.
Operation Birthday Surprise Trip
Success! Lisa was surprised and we had a great time! Wow, so much to talk about on this trip.
Friday Lisa and I tooled around town getting a fabulous pedicure (cheap!), eating breakfast at our usual spot (the waitress always remembers me), checking out this cool Asian market.
I love a trip when I see and experience things I've never seen before in my life. Like the word "Guts" on a store sign. We picked up Pete from work then went to dinner at this great Asian diner. Then we ran home and packed up for our trip to Atlantic City! We checked in to our hotel and hit the boardwalk. I'd never been to AC so this was all new and exciting! We went to Bally's for a while and then had a midnight snack at Johnny Rockets
before heading back to our room.
SaturdayWe woke up and took our baths in the fabulous in room GINORMOUS jacuzzi tub. Then hit the boardwalk again.
We saw a guy arguing with the air, then ringing the air's neck after warning said air about air's upcoming death. We stopped in the little shops and played a couple of the boardwalk games. I saw AC's version of a rickshaw. This guy pushing a 3 wheeled cart you could ride in. I could never hire one of those, I'd feel so bad for the pusher!
Later we went to the Tropicana, which really reminded me of Vegas with all the shops and restaurants.
We had lunch at Cuba Libre, which was fantastic. Then we hit the casino. I found penny slot machines. So fun! I was busy for hours with just $10! I didn't win big, but Lisa did pretty well at roulette. We had a big time then hit the road for Baltimore. Once we got home we went to Lisa's old elementary school for a spring carnival, then dinner at the Double T Diner which was full of people who'd just come back from Preakness. I love people watching in a diner.
SundayWe woke up and met up with Laura and Brandon for brunch at Nick's on the water. Then we stopped in at W@lmart so I could pick up some Tasty Kakes & Utz chips for Jon.
Yep, before I left Jon showed me the ones he wanted online and sent me on the plane with an empty bag so on the ride home I was to check my 2 luggage pieces then carryon the snack bag. I'm a snack mule. After W@lmart we went to check out Laura & Brandon's new house. They are doing so much work. It is going to be great! I'm always interested when I travel to be able to compare home costs city vs city. When we got to their house I klutzed out and tripped going up the front steps. It wasn't a horrible fall (though my knee is hurting pretty good now) but it was made all the more dramatic because I had just opened a ginger ale that flew everywhere. Jon said the picture looked like a CSI crime scene. We went back to Lisa's and hung out chatting until it was time for me to go. I was sad to leave but happy to get home to my boy and my puggies. Oh, and my sweet tea of course.
I made it home safely. Upon my arrival I was mobbed by pugs. Ad a great time in Baltimore. Took lots of pictures. Will post soon. Am very sleepy. Xoxo the cracky cream snack cake mule
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. . . at these lovely local retailers:
A. Schwab, 163 Beale St., Memphis
The Booksellers at Laurelwood, 387 Perkins Rd. Ext., Memphis
Burke's Books, 936 S. Cooper St., Memphis
Center for Southern Folklore, 119 S. Main St., Memphis
Chucalissa/C.H. Nash Museum, 1987 Indian Village Dr., Memphis
The Cotton Museum, 65 Union Ave., Memphis
Memphis Rock 'n' Soul Museum, 191 Beale St., Memphis
Mud Island River Park Gift Shop, 125 N. Front St., Memphis
Saint Blues Guitar Workshop, 645 Marshall Ave., Memphis
Stax Museum of American Soul Music, 926 E. McLemore Ave., Memphis
Sun Studio, 706 Union Ave., Memphis
And at Barnes & Noble, 2774 N. Germantown Pkwy., Memphis
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CLOSURES of the Blackwall Tunnel will end next week, Transport for London has announced – 13 months ahead of schedule.
From November 11, motorists will get full use of the tunnel again, after improvement works saw no southbound access five nights a week and on some weekends since last February.
The improvements at the 114-year-old tunnel include new ventilation fans in the tunnel's four shafts, improved incident detection along with new lighting, upgraded CCTV and communication systems.
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A Kaufman County Sheriff's Deputy was hospitalized after being ejected from his squad car during a pursuit.
Around 6:30 p.m. Monday, the deputy was trying to catch up to a speeder on Highway 175 near FM 2860, between Kemp and Kaufman.
At some point his back left tire blew out and his cruiser rolled four times.
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An Iowa City man has been accused of multiple disturbances while being intoxicated, including causing a car crash and removing his clothes at a hospital.
The Johnson County Sheriff's Office says 23-year-old Matthew D. Roberts crashed a vehicle into a guard rail early Tuesday on Interstate 380. He is accused of fleeing the crash on foot and attempting to hitchhike away from the scene.
Police say Roberts appeared intoxicated. He was arrested but injured his head while in the squad car.
He was taken to a hospital, where he is accused of taking off his clothes and fighting an officer.
The Iowa City Press-Citizen reports (http://icp-c.com/1a5a24u ) Roberts is charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and interference with official acts. Court records do not list an attorney.
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After another win by the Arizona Cardinals, the players shared their excitement with the fans, as they got on Twitter and celebrated their win. The message is clear -- this team plays, wins (or loses) as a team. Read on to find out what they had to say about their impressive victory that did not have the drama of the first two games.
Winner winner chicken dinner— Robert Housler (@House81) September 24, 2012
They never gave us a chance! All I know is the @azcardinals are 3-0! #P2Nation— Patrick Peterson (@RealPeterson21) September 24, 2012
Great team win 2day but we understand there's a lot to improve on for us to reach our ultimate goal. #birdgang #FaithFocusFinish— Larry Fitzgerald (@LarryFitzgerald) September 24, 2012
One time fa da 3 n 0 #Birdgang #allday— Jeremy Bridges (@bigslab73) September 24, 2012
Big win for the #BirdGang today!! Just taking it one week at a time. Thanks to all the fans for having the stadium rockin today!!!— James Sanders (@JamesSanders36) September 24, 2012
What a great team win!!Cardinals are for real!All 3 phases played great today.— Jay Feely (@jayfeely) September 24, 2012
"@realskipbayless: The Arizona Cardinals are LEGIT." sssshhhhhh. Don't tell anybody!!!!— Daryn Colledge (@DarynColledge71) September 24, 2012
Man I Love my team, wouldn't wanna be anywhere else. Love our fans you guys are amazing. Miami is up next, time to refocus on the dolphins— O'Brien (@Ob_Scho) September 24, 2012
Big win tonight. But most excited #RedSea cause we havn't played our best football. Still room to grow. #Snydedge— Daryn Colledge (@DarynColledge71) September 24, 2012
Fans, there is reason to be excited for this team. They are humble and hungry. They believe in their coaching staff and they are playing for one another. Get used to this.
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Conveniently located, the best western northwest lodge in Boise, Idaho is shown on the map. Detailed driving directions from popular points or nearby cities are listed below. For those with GPS, here you go:
Longitude: 43.539695 / Latitude: -116.156825
Driving Directions to Hotel
From: The east. As coming into Boise on Interstate 84, take Exit 57, right onto Gowen Road. Federal Way is first stoplight - turn right. The BEST WESTERN Northwest Lodge is on the right; turn right onto Hospitality Lane and into parking lot.
From: The west. Drive through Boise on Interstate 84, take Exit 57, left onto Gowen Road under underpass, then first right onto Federal Way, next right onto Hospitality Lane and into the BEST WESTERN Northwest Lodge parking lot.
From: The Airport. Coming out of Airport, take right at second stop light onto Interstate 84 going east, go four miles to exit 57, turn left onto Gowen Road, then first right onto Federal Way, the BEST WESTERN Northwest Lodge is on the right.
From: Downtown. Head south on 9th Street, which turns into Capitol Boulevard, then winds up the hill, go straight onto Federal Way. Take Federal Way all the way through Gowen Road intersection then turn right on to Hospitality Lane. The BEST WESTERN Northwest Lodge is just ahead.
BEST WESTERN Northwest Lodge
We care about the quality of your stay with us. Below are nearby attractions, shopping and restaurants that are popular with our guests. Listed locations are nearby with approximate distance listed where available.
Most Popular Area Attractions
Basque Museum and Cultural Center
The Basque Museum and Cultural Center, located in Boise, provides visitors an opportunity to learn about the Basque communities in Idaho. The exhibit "Hidden in Plain Sight: The Basques" was featured at the Ellis Island National Monument Museum in New York City. Stroll through the museum to view the displays of artifacts, photographs and materials or listen to the audio tapes.
Enjoy a tour of the center, to learn more about the Basque culture and history or browse the library for additional research. The center provides educational opportunities for everyone, no matter what age. The first Basque preschool in the country is located at the center. Check into one of the local Best Western hotels while in Boise, for a peaceful night's rest while traveling in Idaho.
Bogus Basin Ski Area
The Bogus Basin Ski Area boasts of more than 2,600 skiable acres, north of Boise, on the edge of the Boise National Forest. The groomed trails are perfect for skiers and snowboarders to practice their best moves in the snow. This incredible ski area also features the largest solar-lit night skiing acreage in the Northwest.
Beginner skiers and snowboarders can learn how to master the sport by partaking in a lesson at the Bogus Basin Ski and Snowboard School, before hitting the slopes. The Bogus Basin Black Diamond Shop also offers rental equipment for those needing it. Those ready for a break from the slopes, stroll into JR Simplot Lodge or Pioneer Lodge for their favorite beverage and meal. While traveling in Idaho, choose a comfortable Best Western guest room for an enjoyable night's rest.
Boise Airport
Capital City area travelers looking for convenient air travel make their way to southern side of downtown Boise. The Boise Airport dates back to 1936 when the original airport needed to expand. The 8,800 foot runway was the longest runway in the country, in 1938. During World War II, the airport serviced the Army Air Corps as a training base for the B-24 Liberator and the B-17 Flying Fortress. A portion of this joint civil-military airport is home to the Gowen Field Air National Guard Base, for the Idaho Air National Guard.
The airport has expanded throughout the years, allowing for more terminal space for commercial and general aviation passengers, encompassing 5,000 acres of land. Commercial passengers choose from ten major airlines for flights to Phoenix, Chicago-O'Hare, Denver, Los Angeles, Salt Lake City, Minneapolis/St. Paul, San Jose, Seattle, Spokane, Las Vegas and Honolulu. General aviation services are provided by the airport's three fixed base operators. While in South Central Idaho, choose one of the several Best Western hotels for comfortable lodging and excellent guest services.
Boise State University
Founded in 1932, Boise State University attracts students to its campus in downtown Boise, Idaho. Under the motto "Splendor Sine Occasu" or "Excellence Without End," BSU offers 201 degrees in 190 fields of study, with over 100 graduate programs.
BSU's 17 varsity athletic teams, the Broncos, compete in NCAA Division I sports in the Mountain West Conference. Bronco Stadium gathers students and Boise residents and visitors around its blue playing field for Bronco Football, while the Taco Bell Arena is home to BSU's basketball, wrestling and gymnastics teams.
Idaho State Capitol
Completed in 1912, the Idaho State Capitol building is located in downtown Boise, Idaho. As the house of government for the state of Utah, it holds the chambers and offices of the Idaho State Legislature, Governor, Attorney General and more.
Designed by John E. Tourtellotte, the building covers over 201,000 square feet and features neoclassical architecture, complete with a dome standing 208 feet high. Visitors to the Capitol will find popular statues such as the Golden Statue of George Washington and Winged Victory of Samothrace – sculpted around 350 B.C.
Roaring Springs Water Park
Roaring Springs Water Park is a fun summer-time water park full of twists, turns and splashes. Located southwest of Boise, the park has a wonderful variety of activities to keep you cool. Kids love to slide down Kiddie Kowabunga and splash in the Little Splash Mountain Kiddie Play Area. Adults love to blast down Viper's Vortex, Rattlesnake Rapids and Pipeline Mines.
The Mammoth Canyon Family Raft Ride will keep you laughing as you slide down to the bottom and the Endless River is a great way to relax in the sun. Practice your best surfing moves in the White Water Bay Wave Pool, known as "the best surf" in Idaho. The Avalanche is a truly unique slide that resembles a snowy half-pipe. Hold on to our raft! Everyone loves the Racing Ridge that tops off at 350 feet. Wring out your suit and relax in a comfortable Best Western guest room, while traveling in beautiful Idaho.
Zoo Boise
Zoo Boise, accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, strives to provide public awareness of wild animals as well as conservation of wildlife. Enjoy strolling the grounds to see the variety of animals including toads, tortoises, lizards, snakes, birds, penguins, monkeys, leopards, giraffes and goats. Be sure to visit the baby red panda, baby giraffe and joey wallaby.
One of the newest exhibits, the Wallaby Walkabout, offers a wonderful chance to see the wallabies and kookaburras up close. Another great zoo experience is feeding the giraffes at the Perkins Coie Giraffe Encounter. A fun ferry ride, the Conservation Cruise, allows visitors to scoot across the lagoon to see the mangabey monkey exhibit. Schedule enough time to see if all. At the end of the day, rest comfortably in one of Boise's Best Western hotels. Enjoy your time in Idaho.
More Area Attractions & Services
- 5.25 mile(s) from Idaho Shakespeare Festival
- 6.75 mile(s) from Boise State Capitol Building and Downtown
- 8 mile(s) from Idaho Botanical Gardens
- 8 mile(s) from Old Idaho Penitentiary, tourist & historical site
- 8.75 mile(s) from World Center for Birds of Prey
- 0.75 mile(s) from Boise Factory Outlet Mall
- 9 mile(s) from Boise Town Square Mall
Distances to Popular Points of Interest
- 14 mile(s) from Meridian
- 18.5 mile(s) from Eagle
- 24 mile(s) from Nampa
- 38 mile(s) from Mountain Home
- 40 mile(s) from Idaho City
- 59 mile(s) from Ontario, Oregon
- 115 mile(s) from McCall
- 122 mile(s) from Twin Falls
- 125 mile(s) from Stanley
- 148 mile(s) from Sun Valley
- 0.25 mile(s) from Peterbuilt
- 0.75 mile(s) from Simplot Food Group
- 0.75 mile(s) from Micron, Technology Inc.
- 0.75 mile(s) from Power Bar, Corporate Office
- 1 mile(s) from Idaho Auto Auction
- 1 mile(s) from Sysco
- 1 mile(s) from Shopko
- 2 mile(s) from Western Trailers
- 2 mile(s) from Guerdons Enterprises
- 2 mile(s) from Western Power Sports
- 2 mile(s) from Lodge Log Homes
- 5.25 mile(s) from Idaho State Dept of Parks, & Recreation
- 5.5 mile(s) from Albertson's Inc., Corporate Office
- 6.25 mile(s) from St. Luke's, Regional Medical Center
- 6.5 mile(s) from Boise Center on the Grove Convention Center
- 6 mile(s) from Boise State University
Local Area Recreation Opportunities
- 0.75 mile(s) from Idaho Ice World
- 1 mile(s) from Simplot Soccer Complex
- 6.25 mile(s) from Boise River Greenbelt, parks, zoo and museums, home of the annual Boise River Festival
- 6.5 mile(s) from Bank of America Center, Idaho Steelheads Hockey, concerts & events
- 7.5 mile(s) from Warm Springs Golf Course
- 7.75 mile(s) from Edwards 21 Theatres & Spe
- 12 mile(s) from Lucky Peak Reservoir, and Sandy Point Beach, for fishing, swimming, boating, skiing
- 14 mile(s) from Boondock's Fun Center, open year-round
- 14 mile(s) from Roaring Springs Waterpark, open May through September
- 20 mile(s) from The Idaho Center, concerts, rodeos and events
- 29 mile(s) from Bogus Basin Ski Resort
Nearby Restaurants
- Adjacent to Perkins Restaurant, Full Service, American, Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner,
- Adjacent to Jack in the Box, Bar/Lounge, American, Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner,
- 4 mile(s) from Kopper Kitchen, Bar/Lounge, American, Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner,
- 4 mile(s) from IHOP, Full Service, American, Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner,
- 4.75 mile(s) from Murphys Seafood Bar, Bar/Lounge, American, Open for: lunch, dinner,
- 5.5 mile(s) from Jakers Steak, Bar/Lounge, American, Open for: lunch, dinner,
- 5.5 mile(s) from Chilis, Bar/Lounge, American, Open for: lunch, dinner,
- 7.25 mile(s) from The Outback Steakhouse, Full Service, American, Open for: lunch, dinner,
- 7.75 mile(s) from Goodwood BBQ, Bar/Lounge, American, Open for: lunch, dinner,
- 7.75 mile(s) from Cracker Barrel, Full Service, American, Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner,
- 7.75 mile(s) from On the Border, Bar/Lounge, American, Open for: lunch, dinner,
- 7.75 mile(s) from Johnny Carinos Country, Bar/Lounge, American, Open for: lunch, dinner,
- 7.75 mile(s) from Chuck-O-Rama, Bar/Lounge, American, Open for: lunch, dinner,
- 8 mile(s) from McGraths Fish House, Bar/Lounge, American, Open for: lunch, dinner,
BEST WESTERN Northwest Lodge
Enjoy your stay with us even more by checking out some of the most popular area points of interest and local area events happening in or near Boise. Chase the links to explore the local region even more.
Local Events Worth Considering:
June 2014
June 4 - September 3, 2014
Alive After Five Summer Concert Series Downtown Boise comes alive with music at the Grove Plaza as musicians play and people dance. The music begins at 5 p.m.
September 2014
Repticon Boise: Reptile & Exotic Animal Show
Vendors gather to offer reptile enthusiasts pets, supplies, feeders, cages, and merchandise at the Nampa Civic Center, near Boise. Events stretch from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. both days.
October 2014
Boo At The Zoo
Touted as "the best Halloween celebration in Boise," the Zoo Boise events include costume contests, pumpkin patch photos, and face painting while costumed characters pass out candy. The fun lasts all day – from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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We Love Healthy Choice!
Since I work at home, I can eat whatever I want. That can be a mixed blessing, because it makes it very easy to graze from the fridge all day long.
I sometimes have a tough time eating the right things, which is why I was so excited when I discovered Healthy Choice frozen meals. It makes the lunch prep a no-brainer – just pull something out of the freezer, microwave it, and have a delicious lunch in no time at all. I wondered, though, if the meals were actually healthy. Happily, I discovered that indeed they were.
Healthy Choice has created a line of foods that is the only brand in its category that can call 100 percent of its products "healthy" as approved by the FDA. Their literature states: This is not diet food. It's great food made with healthy ingredients right from the start.


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Odd segue time... Going back to Yakub's point, we are looking at a tough back end on our 2010 schedule. To illustrate the point, I made a graph showing the 2009 winning percentage of our 2010 schedule opponents.
The navy blocks represent the 2009 I-A winning percentage for each opponent each week of the 2010 season. The gold line is a running sum of the winning percentages from 2009 over the 2010 season. It shows two clear plateaus - an easy start to our 2010 season and a tough finish. It's a mountain to climb, if you will.
I also wanted to look at the schedule a way in which furrer4heisman does every year. He looks at days rest for your team, days rest for your opponent, and your opponents preceding opponent. This can show you roughly how prepared, up or down, and generally beat up a team should be leading up to the GT game.
After looking at it from the Hokie perspective, I like our schedule. We don't take many breaks (like 2009) as we plow from game to game to game, which will probably hurt us along the lines in injuries. But we never have to cool down our offense. Our bye week is even cut short by a Thursday night danceoff in Blacksburg. The climaxing difficulty of the schedule makes each game even more critical as the season progresses. We'll be ranked higher from a soft start so our later, bigger games will have a higher likelihood of national television. It's almost too perfect.
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Time for an Olympic Moment. Bill Douglas captures familiar faces by using brush pens and ink. Bill draws caricatures.
And has been doing this for about 20 years.
Recently, he captured the Olympic Spirit, and drew
faces of some of the TV6 champions. Erik Maitland, the Olympic medal
winner in speed skating!
Sharon DeRycke on skis, as she gives slalom a try!
Gary Metivier, holding the KWQC microphone and balancing the snowboard. Douglas calls Gary the Maverick of the group!
Fran Riley, in a USA Olympic Hockey uniform. He shoots and SCORES!
Bill Douglas knew since fourth grade he wanted to draw cartoons and caricatures.
He has also done designs for arcade games, children's books, posters, and for businesses.
Recently, he was drawing a caricature of Jay Leno.
He called it the Departure Shot, with Leno saying so long to the Tonight
Douglas has files full of caricatures, including David Letterman and Walter Payton.
Going for the Gold! Bill Douglas makes it to the medal stand!
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The death toll continues to rise in Cairo and Friday was one of the deadliest.
Thousands poured into the streets for a Friday of rage. It was protesters response to days of deadly government crackdowns. The violence is being felt here in Ohio, too.
At his restaurant on Cleveland's far east side Adel Massoud is a world away from the violence consuming his birthplace of Cairo, Egypt but he is just as committed as other Egyptians to see a Democratic government there which he says does not include ousted President Mohammed Morsi.
"He used his power against the people which is why we have to stop this," said Massoud.
Henni Abdalmalek is another Egyptian living in Ohio and after Friday's violence Cairo which has left at least 42 people dead, Henni Abdalmalek is worried about his family back home.
"They are afraid they stay at home everybody is afraid," said Abdalmalek.
The violence exploded in July when its military forcibly removed Morsi from office. Morsi is the head of the Muslim brotherhood and is accused of becoming a dictator as soon as he was elected president.
"They are killing people in the streets they are burning churches," Abdalmalek.
Both men say at least 70 percent of Egyptians are prepared to fight for freedom how ever long it takes.
we stick together with the army and police and we will win.
"We will win it will take time," said Abdalmalek.
According to reports the Muslim brotherhood
plans more violence for next week.
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Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle is considering a one-cent sales tax increase for the city to help fund several road projects being supported, in part, by the state of Alabama.
The state has agreed to help fund half of the $250 million that was estimated for the total cost. That support, however, would happen only if the city of Huntsville agreed to pay for the other half.
A city official familiar with the mayor's plans said the sales tax increase is the most likely route the city will take to pay for the second half of the plan. However, the official cautioned that the mayor has not yet made a final decision.
With $250 million, the city is planning to fund seven road projects, which would include a new interchange on U.S. 72 at Moore's Mill Road.
The mayor will make his recommendation to the Huntsville City Council at their regular meeting Thursday night.
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Wednesday, December 02, 2009
Question from James - Denny biography of Anne Boleyn
[Previous related thread linked below. - Lara]
5 comments:
- Elizabeth M. said...
Denny's book is in fact well-written and researched, but highly partisan. Her viewpoint is very pro-Anne. I am a huge fan of Anne Boleyn myself, but even I have to admit she had her faults--she could be scheming, temperamental, and vindictive. She knew what she wante and she went after it, and beware anyone who tried to thwart her. Of course, this makes her so compelling, for in this respect, her ambition and willingness to take action, made her a woman ahead of her time. Denny kind of glosses over these aspects of her personality, and almost vilifies Catherine of Aragon. Anne was a remarkable woman, no doubt, but you have to balance the good with the bad. Denny's book is good for another viewpoint about Anne, but the best, most thoroughly-researched and written, and balanced biography of Anne is undoubtedly by Eric Ives.
- December 02, 2009 12:10 PM
- Anonymous said...
I agree with Elizabeth. It is well-researched, but highly biased, and the author's prejudices against Katharine of Aragon and Princess Mary really had me shaking my head at times.
- December 02, 2009 4:55 PM
- Merlin said...
I have to say I didn't think it was particularly well researched either. Most of it was second hand at best, and much of it inaccurate. I ended up throwing it across the room. I wouldn't bother wuth it if I were you.
- December 05, 2009 11:24 AM
- JIllian said...
Denny offers nothing new. Most of the pictures she used are terrible, second rate, copyright free images (obviously her publisher was too cheap to pay for proper imaging rights).
Elizabeth Norton's recent bio on Anne Boleyn is just as bad. Very repetitive sentences and words. And again, poor images - scanned from old books to save money on repro rights.
- December 06, 2009 10:52 AM
- Tudorrose said...
I own and have read Anne Boleyn by Joanna Denny.I think that the book was well written and I liked reading the facts plus seeing the pictures.I think that Eric Ives's book though is more detailed and gives a more of a thoughrough discription of what went on and happened in Anne Boleyns life right to the last moment of her life.Denny is pro Anne just like myself.She has written two books on both of my favourite historical characters from history who happened to be married to King Henry VIII.
This is a question for James Do you own or have you read Joanna Denny's book on Catherine Howard? Do you own Eric Ives's Anne Boleyn or have you read that? If not I recommend that you do.
- January 18, 2010 1:21 AM