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New group formed to push business in 'Savin Hill Village'
Jan. 27, 2011
The effort to improve the quality of life in Savin Hill is taking a formalized step with the creation of a new committee focused on development along the neighborhood's business district.
The Savin Hill Village Business Development Committee, formed as a sub-committee of the Columbia-Savin Hill Civic Association planning board, is dedicated to making improvements along what they are calling "Savin Hill Village," the stretch of Savin Hill Ave. from the MBTA station to the corner of Saxton St. After a brief organizational meeting late last year, the new group held its first formal meeting Monday evening at the offices of At Home Reality.
"What we're saying is that we have a nice thing that could be better," Don Walsh, a local resident and organizer of the group said in an interview with the Reporter. Read more
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Workers installed an impressive new time-piece on Savin Hill Avenue this morning: a clock named in memory of the late Leo Lydon, a lifelong Dorchester resident and judge who was a well-admired civic activist and youth mentor. Lydon died in a car accident in 2000. The clock has been paid for by donations raised over the last several years by friends and neighbors of Lydon, who held fundraisers and sold bricks to pay for the tribute.
"He was one of those rare people that nobody had anything bad to say about them," state Rep. Martin Walsh said in a 2007 Reporter story on efforts to memorialize Lydon. "He was respected and loved by all."
The clock has been installed just outside the Savin Hill MBTA station. The MBTA will provide the electricity needed to run the clock. Read more
Leo Lydon memorial clock on Savin Hill Ave.
Snow emergency ends at 6 p.m. Monday
Dec. 26, 2010
The city of Boston says that the snow emergency that went into effect yesterday will be lifted at 6 p.m. on Monday. The emergency order means that parking is prohibited on all major arteries in Boston.
In a noon hour press conference on Sunday, Gov. Deval Patrick said that service on the Mattapan high-speed trolley line would be suspended tonight and replaced with buses. All other public transportation is expected to follow a normal schedule.
"Residents are reminded to remain at home throughout the duration of this snow event and businesses tomorrow should consider asking employees to work from home," stated a press release issued by the city of Boston on Sunday morning. The city also is cautioning older residents or those with "health conditions" to "refrain from shoveling this heavy wet snow." Read more
Census count confirms Mass. to lose House seat
Dec. 21, 2010
STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, DEC. 21, 2010…. As widely predicted, Massachusetts will lose at least one of its 10 seats in Congress during the 2012 election cycle based on population counts collected during the 2010 Census, according to data released from the U.S. Census Bureau.
During a conference call with reporters, Census Bureau officials confirmed Tuesday morning that Massachusetts is among ten states to be losing at least one U.S. House seat. Read more
Spike in shootings prompts renewed quest for solutions
Dec. 16, 2010
The numbers are deeply disturbing: Nearly eighty percent of the shootings in Boston in 2010 have taken place in the three police districts that cover Dorchester, Roxbury, and Mattapan.
Last year, 223 people were killed or wounded by gunfire in Boston, and 174, or 78 percent, of the shootings took place in districts B-2, B-3 and C-11. This year, with several weeks to go, the number of shootings in the city has increased to 258, and, again, 78 percent of them were in these three districts.
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These stark numbers only convey part of the story. The real story, those on the front lines of the battle tell the Dorchester Reporter, is the impact this violence is having on those who live and work in these neighborhoods – and whether they will assert strongly to families, friends, and acquaintances that they will not tolerate the continued presence of guns or further criminal activity in the homes and on the streets of their neighborhoods. And, too, there is the overarching question of the role of the rest of Boston in this enterprise: Will they join Dorchester, Roxbury, and Mattapan – or abandon them – in taking on the challenge of saving the streets. Read more
'Over the Bridge' signals break with longtime Savin Hill civic group
Dec. 9, 2010
A new neighborhood group that says it wants to serve the "Over the Bridge" (OTB) portion of Savin Hill is making waves on both sides of the Expressway. But a local state representative and others say the group is unnecessary if it's aiming to be a civic group, citing the present existence of the Columbia-Savin Hill Civic Association.
According to organizers, the Historic Savin Hill Advocates, a group of residents centered around that neighborhood's historic district east of Route I-93, is banding together to promote the interests of their enclave. Read more
Charter school proponents look to expand in Dorchester, Mattapan
Dec. 8, 2010
Fourteen would-be charter schools have applied to the State Department of Education to be granted charters to start up new schools in Boston out of 23 across the state. Representatives from several of the applicant schools appeared before a panel of state education officials in Boston City Hall on Tuesday to press their case.
Though plans for the schools are still in the preliminary stages and locations for school facilities are not definite, some of the proponents for the proposals heard Tuesday vowed to serve underprivileged students from Dorchester, Roxbury and Mattapan. Read more
Dorchester Bay, tenant are at odds over Savin Hill site
Nov. 18, 2010
In 1994, the Dorchester Bay Economic Development Corporation bought an abandoned five-acre site in Savin Hill, the former home of Boston Insulated Wire and Cable, then secured $14.5 million in funding to clean up the property.
In 2002, local elected officials and neighborhood residents joined the new tenants, executives from the graphic design and printing company Spire, to celebrate the opening of their two-story headquarters.
"For years this was the site of an arson-plagued, abandoned factory," Mayor Thomas Menino said at the ribbon-cutting. "Now thanks to the hard work and investment by many people and agencies, it's a model for success."
Today, as Massachusetts struggles to shake off the lingering effects of the global recession, the Dorchester Bay EDC is laboring to keep their celebrated tenant intact at the 65 Bay St property amid an ongoing legal dispute about the building itself. Read more


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By Vaughn McClure
Most of the attention this week involving the
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Jadeveon Clowney
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Head coach Mike Smith recently addressed the start of offseason workouts during a radio interview with 790 the Zone's "Locker Room"Āhosted byĀAlge Crumpler and JP Peterson.
"The CBA kind of limits what we can do," Smith said. "We have a nine-week program which we can spend time with the players. And really, the first four weeks, there's not a whole lot of on the field activities going on. So we're getting ready to start our program on the 21st of April, and the first two weeks will be spent in the classroom and in theĀweight room. And then the next two weeks will be on the field. The offense and defenseĀcannot work against each other. ... There's not a whole lot you're going to be able to get accomplished in those four weeks."
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Julio sighting:
During Tuesday's workout session, theĀFalcons will allow media members to take picturesĀof the players in action.ĀPlenty of attention is sure to be on wide receiver
Julio Jones
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Also on Tuesday,Āthe Falcons will make quarterback
Matt Ryan
available to the media.ĀDuring a radio interview last week, Ryan talked about the team being open to his input in terms of the draft. Ryan might beĀsmart to beg the bosses to add an offensive tackleĀin the first round.ĀRyan can't survive another season like he had last year, and he was more banged up than he let on. Auburn'sĀGreg Robinson, Michigan'sĀTaylor Lewan, orĀTexasĀA&M'sĀMatthews would look awfully nice lining up at one of the tackle spots.
Catching on:
Ryan shouldn't waste time taking tight end
Levine Toilolo
out to the practiceĀfield. No one expects Toilolo to be
Tony Gonzalez
, but the former fourth-roundĀpick fromĀStanford will get his opportunity to be the primary tight end.ĀPersonally,ĀI don't believe the FalconsĀare going into the draft looking for a startingĀtight end. There might not be a big emphasis on the tight end in the offense this season, anyhow.
Strength in numbers:
In speaking to a number of Falcons'Āoffensive linemen near the end of last season,Āmost of them agreed getting in the weight room needed to be a priority this offseason. Center/guard
Peter Konz
said he's been living in the weight room since season's end, and that needs to continue if he hopes to work his way back into the lineup this season. But it's not just about bulking up. It's about functional strength.Ā"You know what? We never talk about strength in the film room because it's all about technique,"ĀKonz said. "If you open up any book, it's all about leverage. And strength is important when you know how to use it with your footwork."
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Santoro says her "Sonic Fabric" textiles--woven from recycled, recorded audiocassette tape and cotton--were inspired by small strands of cassette tape used as wind indicators, or "tell-tails," on sailboats, and by Tibetan prayer flags inscribed with wind-activated blessings. Santoro is a Brooklyn-based visual and sound artist with a background in marine biology and scientific illustration.
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We arrived from our sleeper train at about 6 am in Naples. We just hung out at the train station and got breakfast and waited for our tour bus to come get us. We signed up for a tour of Pompeii and Mt. Vesuvius. We figured there would be a lot of history so the best way to understand it all would be through a tour. Unfortunately, our tour guide's english was quite broken, so I would say we understood MOST of the things we learned about Pompeii. In 79 A.D. Mt Vesuvius erupted, you can see the volcano in the background of some of these photos. It's said that the volcano was twice the size before it exploded. It covered Pompeii and pushed the sea out further. The water used to come right up to the city of Pompeii. The city was covered in ash and debris. 1,500 years later, excavators started to uncover it. They are still excavating today. The city was preserved so well because there was no moisture or air in the 10+ feet of ash covering it.
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{the direction where Pompeii was, but it was too hazy to be able to actually see it}
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Then we took a train from Naples back to Rome where we flew out early the next morning. We were so glad to take this trip together but missed our kids so much by the end. We just kept planning all the trips we will take with our kids now :)
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CPI discusses NAP funds loans
Loan application requirements for the Neighborhood Assistance Program (NAP) loans were discussed at the regular meeting of California Progress, Inc. (CPI) on Thursday, July 17.
Crop outlook mixed according to MFA
Local climate or weather is unpredictable in spite of the best efforts of the meteorologist, and this is often a problem as farmers use the best forecasts to determine where and what to plant.
Carl Edwards race car visits Burgers' Smokehouse
On Wednesday, June 25, employees and visitors to Burgers's Smokehouse south of California were treated to an afternoon with the No. 99 Carl Edwards race car and the NASCAR Mobile Experience trailer.
Spielers host employee recognition luncheon
The employees of Spieler's, Inc., gathered for an Appreciation Lunch Monday, June 23.
California Area Chamber of Commerce Spotlights - Mr. G's
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A conversation with author Fred Kaplan about his biography, "John Quincy Adams: American Visionary." Although he was not remembered for being a great president, Fred Kaplan argues that John Quincy Adams was one of the most intellectual commanders in chief, and also the best Secretary of State in American history. The New-York Historical Society hosted this event.
American History TV traveled to the Library of Congress Kluge Center in Washington, DC, which was established in 2000 and endowed by philanthropist John W. Kluge. The center welcomes over 100 scholars every year to pursue their research interests at one of the world's largest libraries. We spoke with Vanderbilt University lecturer Kevin Kim about his upcoming book about Herbert Hoover and Henry Wallace, and their impact on America's Cold War policy.
Historian Dennis Conrad of the Naval History and Heritage Command discusses how strategies used by colonial naval captains contributed to the success of the American Revolution. Mr. Conrad also describes how ships from the colonies – then called the Continental Navy-- fought not just in the Atlantic but also saw action as far away as the Mediterranean Sea and the Indian Ocean. This event was sponsored by the Society of Cincinnati and took place at the Anderson House in Washington D.C.
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Facebook-like program lets officials meet, share best practices
Local, state and federal first responders can join a new online professional network from the Homeland Security Department's Science and Technology Directorate (S&T) to connect and share advice on how to best prepare for and respond to all hazards.
Through the online network named "First Responder Communities of Practice," fire, law enforcement, emergency medical services, and emergency management personnel can sign up for the network, log in, and search for other professionals, connect, and share best practices.
The network kicked off Feb. 1 and has cost DHS about $1.2 million.
Jose Vazquez, director of first responder technologies for the S&T, said the program was developed by talking directly with first responders who said they wanted a way to access relevant resources and to connect with colleagues.
So far, the network has 179 users, Vazquez said. He added that in five years, DHS hopes the network will have 500,000 people, or about one-fifth of the roughly 2.5 million first responders in the United States.
Vazquez said the network features user profiles, professional tags, RSS feeds, wikis, and blogs.
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I was the architect of the HSIN system that DHS uses for couterterrorism. HSIN, LLIS, this new portal and many others can be replaced by the Federated Intelligence Network.It has been my experience that all of the systems except FedIntel have been developed by a government interest and are "stove pipes" by design. They do not interact and they all replicate data in some depth.
DHS now has Homeland Security Information Network (HSIN) (is it still around?), Dister Management Information Service (DMIS), LLIS, the Responder Knowledge Base (RKB) and now this one and probably a few more in the works. Good job with the txpayer's money.
Interesting article. Strangely enough, DHS already has a system just like this. It's run by FEMA, and is called Lessons Learned Information Sharing (www.LLIS.gov). It was launched more than 5 years ago and serves essentially the same function: an online location where responders can access and share lessons learned, post to message boards, create user profiles, etc. It already has more than 50,000 members and thousands of documents. So, we have yet another classic example of poor cross-Department coordination within DHS leading to duplication of effort and the wasted expense of millions of dollars.
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December 2010: The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has published a report featuring its efforts to promote integrated solutions to address climate change threats in Asia and the Pacific.
December 2010: The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has published a report featuring its efforts to promote integrated solutions to address climate change threats in Asia and the Pacific.
This workshop will discuss: training policy makers and managers in flood and drought management; assessing the capacity of existing water education institutes and training of flood forecasting specialists; training water department technicians and managers and updating curricula; and providing education in schools and communities in managing geo-hazards. The workshop is part of a the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization's (UNESCO) partnership with Pakistan to help the country develop and manage its responses to flood and drought, and to measure potential impacts of land-use, population, climate change and other factors on water resources.
16 December 2010: The Secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) has invited nominations of country-designated experts to participate in the Asia-Pacific regional consultation and capacity-building workshop on REDD+, including relevant biodiversity safeguards, scheduled for 15-18 March 2011, in Singapore City, Singapore.
The GEF Council functions as the main governing body of the GEF. Its 32 members meet twice a year, with each representing a group of countries ('constituency') including both donors and recipients of GEF funding. GEF funding is channeled to several focal areas, namely: biological diversity, climate change, international waters, land degradation, ozone layer depletion and persistent organic pollutants.
28 December 2010: The UN Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) and the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) have entered into an agreement to cooperate to facilitate the transfer of environmentally-sound technologies to Cambodia.
22 December 2010: The 28th meeting of the Executive Body of the Long-range Transboundary Air Pollution Convention (LRTAP) took place in Geneva, Switzerland, from 13-17 December 2010. Participants discussed the expansion of the scope of the Convention to tackle black carbon, among other items.
17 December 2010: On 15 December 2010, in Almaty, Kazakhstan, the Board of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea reviewed the draft third Aral Sea basin programme for 2011-2015, with support from the UN Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) project "Regional dialogue and cooperation on water resources management in Central Asia."
5 December 2010: The Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research (CGIAR) officially launched its initiative on Climate Change Agriculture and Food Security (CCAFS) on 5 December 2010, during the Cancun Climate Change Conference.
Convened by the Secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) in collaboration with the National Parks Board of Singapore and the ASEAN Centre for Biodiversity, this regional consultation and capacity-building workshop will focus on biodiversity and indigenous and local community aspects of REDD+, including relevant safeguards.
The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) is organizing an international conference on "New Directions for Smallholder Agriculture." Papers presented at the conference will focus on regional diversities and the technical, financial and institutional environments that will determine their future. Participants will discuss how smallholders will adapt to accommodate a changing global environment. Participation is by invitation.


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1 (2 pound) loaf
processed cheese (such as Velveeta®), cubed
1 pound
bulk spicy pork sausage
1 (24 ounce) jar
hot salsa
1/2 cup
hot pepper sauce (such as Frank's RedHot®)
3 large
jalapeno peppers, chopped
My husband and two boys' favorite dip. I usually don't bother adding the additional jalapeno peppers. One full recipe will fit up to the top of my small Lil' Dipper crockpot. If I throw all the ingredients in as I'm cleaning up the breakfast dishes, it's usually ready by lunch.
For this last Super Bowl, I used a maple sausage to give it a sweet and spicy flavor. It was amazing, I really recommend trying it.
5 Ratings
This dip had really good flavor, but was kind of runny. Very hard to dip with tortilla chips. I kept the slow cooker on for a lot longer than 2 hours to try to thicken it up. It did eventually but not according to the recipe.
Made it this year for a superbowl party. Everyone loved it! Great flavor!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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Serving Size: 1/20 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 20
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 211
Calories from Fat: 140
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Former Wisconsin Gov. Patrick Lucey died Saturday at the age of 96.
Lucey, who was born in La Crosse, grew up in Ferryville and graduated from Campion High School in Prairie du Chien, died Saturday night at the Milwaukee Catholic Home after a brief illness.
Lucey was a hard-nosed Democratic politician who was elected twice as the 38th Governor of Wisconsin, from 1971 to 1977, and later as the United States Ambassador to Mexico from 1977 to 1979. He also ran for vice president of the United States as an independent in 1980.
His best known accomplishments in office included the formation of the University of Wisconsin System, an overhaul of the state shared tax formula, the strengthening of ethics laws, mental health treatment reforms, and progressive land conservation initiatives.
After the presentation of colors, Tyler Steiber (left), Aiden Thomas (center) and Wesley Mink saluted the American flag Thursday for the second annual Taste of Scouting Luncheon, at the Prairie du Chien Memorial Hospital. The program brought together friends of the local Boy Scout and Cub Scout troops to understand more about what Scouting represents for over 70 youths in the Prairie du Chien area. Scouting programs help shape the hearts and minds of young men, develop character, teach interpersonal and life skills, instill values, prepare them to make choices, provide a positive environment, allow quality family time and much more. "Today's Scouts will be tomorrow's leaders," Emcee Timothy Brom stated. About 25 young men have achieved the Eagle Scout rank over the years in Prairie du Chien, and there are two more working toward the accomplishment this year. (Photo by Correne Martin)
Prairie pitcher Peyton Hall watches as shortstop Taylor Elliott scoops up a grounder and fires to first base for the out against visiting Dodgeville Friday afternoon. (Photo by Ted Pennekamp)
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The Prairie du Chien baseball team blanked visiting Dodgeville 7-0 in SWC action Friday afternoon.
The Blackhawks scored 1 run in the bottom of the first inning, 1 in the second, 1 in the third, 2 in the fourth and 2 in the sixth to earn the shutout victory.
Stark Armament Company owner Kent Stark holds one of the semi automatic rifles that he manufactured.
Local man operates unique firearms business
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Stark Armament of Prairie du Chien, a part of Kstarky Enterprises, is a somewhat unusual business for a small community. Stark Armament Company sells firearms, parts and accessories mostly to law enforcement, ex-law enforcement and ex-military personnel.
Michael J. "Mick" Klema, 52, died unexpectedly Friday, May 9, at the Gundersen Lutheran Medical Center in LaCrosse.
He was born Sept. 28, 1961 in Wauzeka, the son of Michael and Edith (Zeeh) Klema. He married Michele Pitzer on June 13, 1987 at St. John's Church in Prairie du Chien. Mick worked for DH Satellite and later taught a shop class at Wyalusing Academy in Prairie du Chien. He also taught CCD at Holy Family Parish in Prairie du Chien for the past 15 years. Mick was involved with Crawford County Restorative Justice and was an avid outdoorsman who loved hunting and fishing.
Joseph F. Hartley, 76, of Seneca passed away Wednesday, May 7 at Prairie du Chien Memorial Hospital.
He was born May 23, 1937 to Charles and Marian (Ryan) Hartley and grew up in the Iowa River Valley, rural New Albin. He attended Waukon area public schools and graduated in 1955. Joe served in the Marine Corps Reserves and then returned to Iowa to farm. He married Bernadette De Florian on April 8, 1961 at St. Charles Catholic Church, Genoa. She preceded him in death on March 16, 1994. He later married Joan Martin Sutton on Aug. 16, 1996, at St. Patricks Catholic Church in Seneca.
Darius Joseph Wynos, infant son of Gary and Isis (Cornwell) Wynos was born on April 17, 2014 at Meriter Hospital in Madison. Darius passed away Tuesday, April 29, 2014 at the University of Madison American Family Children's Hospital in Madison.
He is survived by his parents; a brother Gary Jason Wynos; a sister Elisia Marie Wynos; along with grandparents Bruce and Donna Cornwell and great grandmother Isabel Wall. A private family funeral service will be held graveside at the St. Wenceslaus Catholic Cemetery in Eastman, with Rev. Victor Feltes officiating. The Garrity Funeral Home of Prairie du Chien is assisting the family.
Ronald E. Lang, 68, formerly of Prairie du Chien, passed away April 30, after a long illness.
Ronnie was born on Aug. 24, 1946, the son of Bert and Bernie Lang in Hazel Green.
He had worked several jobs in Beloit and in his past time, he enjoyed fishing.
He is survived by two sisters, Karen Lang and Lynn (Ben) Markley; two brothers Ricky (Sharon) and Roger (Teri) all of Beloit, along with many nieces and nephews.
Robert "Bob" J. Cipra, 77, passed away with his loving family by his side on Thursday, May 1.
Naomi M. Gotto, 91, passed away Friday, May 2, at Orchard Manor Nursing Home, rural Lancaster.
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Naturalization Ceremony tomorrow at Old Salem
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Awards ceremony will be held Sunday
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Use a mnemonic device.
Easily remember sequences and key concepts – like PEMDAS – by revamping them into a story you can relate to.
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Channels like CrashCourse take big topics and break them down into short, easy-to-understand episodes. (And there's an episode for just about every subject under the sun.)
Download free apps to study on the go.
Apps like Flashcards+ and Study Blue let you make and organize your own mobile flashcards and review sheets. Too much work? You can also browse through sets that others have already made.
Caffeinate (in breaks!)…
Caffeine helps kick the brain into gear, but you're better off opting for frequent, small coffee breaks, rather than downing that venti before you hit the books.
… and pop some gum in between.
Studies suggest that chewing gum can boost concentration and focus. (Plus, all that chewing should keep you awake, right?)
Give your notes a makeover.
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Give your notes a makeover. You also learn more effectively when you write things out by hand – so ditch the laptop for a bit.
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#1. Start spending time with the right people. – These are the people you enjoy, who love and appreciate you, and who encourage you to improve in healthy and exciting ways. They are the ones who make you feel more alive, and not only embrace who you are now, but also embrace and embody who you want to be, unconditionally.
#2. Start facing your problems head on. – It isn't your problems that define you, but how you react to them and recover from them. Problems will not disappear unless you take action. Do what you can, when you can, and acknowledge what you've done. It's all about taking baby steps in the right direction, inch by inch. These inches count, they add up to yards and miles in the long run.
#3. Start being honest with yourself about everything. – Be honest about what's right, as well as what needs to be changed. Be honest about what you want to achieve and who you want to become. Be honest with every aspect of your life, always. Because you are the one person you can forever count on. Search your soul, for the truth, so that you truly know who you are. Once you do, you'll have a better understanding of where you are now and how you got here, and you'll be better equipped to identify where you want to go and how to get there. Read The Road Less Traveled.
#4. Start making your own happiness a priority. – Your needs matter. If you don't value yourself, look out for yourself, and stick up for yourself, you're sabotaging yourself. Remember, it IS possible to take care of your own needs while simultaneously caring for those around you. And once your needs are met, you will likely be far more capable of helping those who need you most.
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#6. Start noticing and living in the present. – Right now is a miracle. Right now is the only moment guaranteed to you. Right now is life. So stop thinking about how great things will be in the future. Stop dwelling on what did or didn't happen in the past. Learn to be in the 'here and now' and experience life as it's happening. Appreciate the world for the beauty that it holds, right now.
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I'll admit I have never loved the (soon-to-be) newest Cleveland Cavalier, Kevin Love.
I've long viewed Love as a stat-sheet stuffer, but one who lacks key intangibles that the true NBA superstars possess.
Last season, Love's Minnesota Timberwolves were 5-13 in games decided by four points or fewer. To me, that screams that Love crumbles in fourth quarters — something that the numbers confirm.
Love, night after night, was nowhere to be found in "clutch time" — defined as the last five minutes of fourth quarters and overtimes, with neither team leading by more than five points. With Love on the court in those situations, the T'Wolves were outscored in total by 80 points and by 25.3 points per 48 minutes. Love shot only 35.6 percent from the field and made fewer than 66 percent of his free throws.
(Statistics courtesy of 82games.com.)
Not shockingly, the Timberwolves missed the playoffs for the sixth time in as many seasons since drafting Love fifth overall in the 2008 NBA Draft.
However you choose to slice it, no other star consistently misses the playoffs like Love has. Even Carmelo Anthony — who, like Love, has rarely been given a formidable supporting cast — has made the playoffs ten times in 11 seasons.
For my sake, the verdict is out on Kevin Love. He can fill up a stat-line like no other but, because he has so often wilted under the pressure and because he can't even get his team to the playoffs, he can't be deemed a superstar.
Again, I am not Kevin Love's biggest supporter. So it might surprise you when I say — now that Love is on board — I expect the Cavaliers to win the 2015 NBA Finals.
Clearly, Love has always been the No. 1 option offensively and the sole star in Minnesota. But I believe a player like him — a star but not a superstar — makes the ideal second or third option on an NBA team. That's exactly what Love will be in Cleveland, where he will be playing Robin to LeBron James's Batman.
Love will thrive off of the point guard tendencies of LeBron, who is quietly one of the best all-time passers.
There's a reason shooting specialists — see: Mike Miller, Ray Allen, and Shane Battier — flock to play with LeBron. He puts them in better and easier positions to score than any other NBA player can. He'll do the same with Love, who ranked fifth a season ago among all players in points per game on catch-and-shoot plays.
Love will also provide something to LeBron that he did not have in Miami: a dominant rebounder. In both the 2012-13 and 2013-14 regular seasons, LeBron's Heat ranked 30th (dead last) in rebounding.
Yet Miami still won the 2013 NBA Finals and made the 2014 Finals, defying everything I thought I knew about the NBA. At times I found myself wondering how good LeBron's team would be if it could just grab a few rebounds.
Now, we might found out. Last season, Kevin Love ranked third in rebounds per game and the Timberwolves ranked sixth in rebounding.
The Cavaliers were already the 11th best rebounding team in the league in 2014. Add Love (andLeBron, a career 7.2 RPG player) to the mix and I don't see a reason why they won't become a top-five rebounding team in 2015.
But, more than anything else, what sold me on Kevin Love and his prospects as a second option were — and this might sound silly, but hear me out — the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. There, on a team full of NBA All-Stars, Love was a key component during Team USA's gold medal run. He scored 11.6 points per game, led the team in rebounding, and only three of his teammates (LeBron, Kevin Durant, and Chris Paul) played significantly more minutes than he did.
Against Spain in the surprisingly-close gold-medal game, Love played most of the fourth quarter and was substituted out only when the outcome had already been decided.
Clearly, Mike Krzyzewski — whom I consider to be the greatest coach of basketball ever — saw something in Kevin Love, something that warranted playing him in the most important moments of the most important game of the most important international basketball tournament.
It was all I needed to declare Love capable of being one of basketball's best supporting stars.
That's good news for the Cavaliers. Even better, they have a third star and a second supporting star on their roster: Kyrie Irving.
Remember, Kyrie played just one game last year with other talented NBA players. In that game, he went 14-of-17 for 31 points and added 14 assists.
It was the All-Star Game in New Orleans and Irving was named the game's MVP.
But in the 71 games he appeared in that counted, Irving played on a pathetic Cleveland team coached by Mike Brown, and he seldom played as well as he did in the All-Star Game.
Like the 2012 Olympics for Love, the 2014 All-Star Game was a sneak-peek at how special Kyrie can be with some help.
Kyrie is just 22 years old. Love is 26. Both are only getting better. Their bodies are fresh enough to endure an 82-game season without missing significant time, which will aid them in taking pressure and responsibility away from LeBron James, something Dwyane Wade failed to do a season ago.
Wade missed 28 games last season, leaving the Heat with no choice but to rely on LeBron to carry them through the regular season. It wore LeBron out. He was gassed by mid-June, when the Heat were blown off the court in three straight losses to the San Antonio Spurs.
Still, LeBron managed to take a declining Wade and Chris Bosh — one who was suddenly far too reliant on his jumper — to within three wins of a third consecutive NBA championship.
Now, he gets Kyrie Irving and Kevin Love, not to mention Mike Miller, probably Shawn Marion, and probably Ray Allen.
In a weak Eastern Conference, where the Pacers will not have Paul George and where the Bulls' success depends on Derrick Rose's health, the Cavaliers should walk into the 2015 NBA Finals, and LeBron should be able to stay relatively fresh in doing so, thanks to his new and improved "Big Three." A fresh and rested LeBron in the NBA Finals is a LeBron who won't be beat.
Before the Love trade was first reported by Yahoo!'s Adrian Wojnarowski, you might have been able to convince me that the Bulls were the East's best team. Not anymore.
Believe me, I never thought I could be this high on a team's acquisition of Kevin Love.
But here I am.
Love has finally accepted that he isn't cut out to be the alpha dog on an NBA team. By intending to commit long-term to the Cavs, he has officially embraced his now permanent role as a sidekick.
Now that's a Kevin Love that I can Love. And it's also one who will catapult the Cavaliers to a level they couldn't reach in LeBron's first stint: the NBA championship.


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Good morning team, I have a lttil success story for those of you who are impotent and in progress of finding a solution. I was suffering from full impotence and had not been able to have intercourse with my wife for about 4 years.
I was suffering with nerve damage from diabetes as well as having high blood pressure, obesity, sleep apnea, metabolic rate syndrome and as if that was not enough I have hypogonadism.
On June 17th I had a heart attack. BOOM. I was blessed with a stent.
The stent in my heart has done enough to allow blood flow to return at a rate strong enough to effect my central nervous system. I am seeing major progress in every area.
I was planning to have a penile implant and 2 of you have been very helpful in helping understand the physical process as well as overcome many phycological problems I was having with impotence.
Frankly I had no recollection of sexual intercourse and my wife and I were hurting real bad. Monday I went to the urologist so that he could verify my impotence and start the process of planning for implant surgery.
He injected me with Tri mix. I had tried this and Ceverject before with no success. Well I have enough blood flow now from the stent that a medium dose of Tri-Mix allowed me to have a erection strong enough for intercourse. I jetted home to my wife and we flopped around like 2 fish out of water. It wasn't everything I expected or hoped for but it was a great start.
I ordered the product and we used it again this morning. I can safely use it every other day. My wife and I are learning our bodies again and many walls have come down.
More than the physical ability. I want all of you who have marital stress because of impotence. That I was wrong for 4 years. I could have done a much better job of showing my effection towards my wife. I was so mentally trapped within that even her touching me felt guilty and I felt worthless.
Having this measure of success is wonderful but in retrospect don't allow this to alter your relationship to an unneccessary extent. My success came in the form of heart attack recovery. Yours may come differently but continue to persue intercourse and intamcy.
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