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Brendan Rodgers is swaggering around pretty pleased with him self at the moment. After a year of missing out on a number top targets the former Swansea boss has used last season's success to his advantage and has thus far brought in three players from his summer wish list.
Rickie Lambert and Adam Lallana will be well known to fans of the English Premier League and England after successful seasons with both Southampton and at International level. The one player that may not be familiar to reds fans is talented German midfielder, Emre Can. The German youth international came through the Bayern Munich youth system before transferring to Bayer Leverkusen just over a year ago. It was here that he starred in both the Bundesliga and Champions League.
His versatility is one of the reason's Liverpool have snapped him up with Rodgers suggesting that such players would be key to continuing success at Anfield. Can is able to play all along the back line but will probably take up the defensive midfield role with Liverpool. Many people have already predicted that he will go on to emulate the successes of countryman Bastian Schweinsteiger.
"Emre is an exciting young talent and I'm delighted he's chosen Liverpool for the next phase of his development and growth as a player," Brendan Rodgers told the clubs official site Liverpoolfc.com.
"He has recognised that we are a club that improves and nurtures exciting, ambitious players and I'm looking forward to seeing him take those next steps forward for us."
"We have tracked his progress for some time and I have been impressed with his attitude and qualities when I have seen him play both in the German Bundesliga and the Champions League.
"He has many of the attributes we look for; charisma on the football pitch and courage to want the ball and make things happen."
With such high accolades being thrown his way you have to wonder where the future lies for current midfield muscle man, Lucas Leiva. The former Brazil captain worked so hard to gain the respect of the Anfield faithful after a disappointing start to his Liverpool career. But he soon became the fulcrum around which the Liverpool midfield engine was built. A lot of time out because of injury and the rise of Jordan Henderson have seen him slip to the bench under Brendan Rodgers and you have to think his time as the heart beat of the team is over. Napoli have been sizing up a bid and I am sure there will be others but I certainly hope this isn't the case. Liverpool just lost out in the chase for the league title last season and we as fans expect more of the same this time round. With Champions League football to contend with as well we need a squad filled with experienced heads to take some pressure off the young, exciting players that Brendan Rodgers is accumulating. Lucas Leiva, although he may not be a first team regular, could be a key go to man when things are looking tough. He never shirks from a hard shift, tackles hard and protects the back four as well as any. The problem will be whether the 27 year old will settle for such a bit part role and I highly doubt it.
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Hampp, C., & Schwan, S. (2014). The role of authentic objects in museums of the history of science and technology: Findings from a visitor study. International Journal of Science Education, Part B: Communication and Public Engagement. doi:10.1080/21548455.2013.875238
Objects define museums: The collection, maintenance, and display of objects are the central functions of museum practice. But does it matter whether the objects on display are authentic? Investigators Hampp and Schwan's findings suggest that visitors learn as much from non-authentic objects as from authentic ones, but that aspects of authenticity shape visitors' emotional experiences of museum objects.
Tsybulskaya, D., & Camhi, J. (2009). Accessing and incorporating visitors' entrance narratives in guided museum tours. Curator: The Museum Journal, 51(1), 81–100.
ISE educators who provide guided tours at museums and similar institutions will be interested in this paper as it addresses how informal educators can assess a visitor's "entrance narrative," or collection of experiences, memories, and knowledge related to the subject matter of the museum, and respond to it in ways that enhance and increase visitors engagement with the subject matter during the tour. Visitors that experienced the entrance narrative mapping technique described here believed it helped them more deeply engage in the subject matter of the tour.
Evans, E. M., Spiegel, A. N., Gram, W., Frazier, B. N., Tare, M., Thompson, S., et al. (2010). A conceptual guide to natural history museum visitors' understanding of evolution. Journal of Research in Science Teaching, 47(3), 326–353.
This study is an examination of the patterns of explanation in adult museum visitors about evolution and creationism, and the coherence of their reasoning patterns, including the persistence of intuitive childhood beliefs. The responses of all the visitors were a mix of novice naturalistic (intuitive), informed naturalistic (evolutionary), and creationist reasoning patterns. This paper can be of help to science educators to recognize different patterns of visitors' reasoning about evolution to support the development of a more informed understanding of natural selection, the micro- and macro- processes of evolution, and the evolutionary ideas of Darwin.
Van Schijndel, T. J. P., Franse, R. K., & Raijmakers, M. E. J. (2010). The Exploratory Behavior Scale: Assessing young visitors' hands-on behavior in science museums. Science Education, 94, 794–809.
The authors of this paper were interested in knowing how parents can support exploratory behaviors of their preschool-aged children at museum exhibits. They developed a quantitative instrument based on psychological literature on exploration and play in order to describe and quantify young children's increasing levels of exploration of their environment. They then tested the measurement tool with parents and their preschool-aged children to investigate what types of adult coaching would achieve high-level exploratory behavior at various exhibits.
Achiam, M. F. (2013). A content-oriented model for science exhibit engineering. International Journal of Science Education, Part B: Communication and Public Engagement, 3(3), 214–232. doi:10.1080/21548455.2012.698445
Achiam presents a template for improving the exhibit design process to ensure that the visitor experience matches the designer's intended learning outcomes. The template is based on praxeology—a model of human activity that, in the case of museum engagement, addresses the ways in which visitors know what to do with an exhibit and then come to understand the scientific phenomena the exhibit was designed to demonstrate
Miller, J. D. (2010) Adult science learning in the internet era. Curator: The Museum Journal, 53(2), 191–208.
Focusing on where people find information about issues relevant to civic society, the author of this paper concludes that, in contrast to the Internet and related information technologies, informal science institutions are less impactful on civic science literacy. The implications of his findings are that in the Internet era an informal science institution's in-house presentation of intriguing phenomena may not be sufficient to supporting an engaged scientifically literate citizenry.
Davidson, S. K., Passmore, C., & Anderson, D. (2009). Learning on zoo field trips: The interaction of the agendas and practices of students, teachers, and zoo educators. Science Education, 94, 122–141.
This study outlines the learning goals, expectations, and perceived outcomes of a zoo field trip from the perspective of students, classroom teachers, and informal educators. They find, among other things, that that students most highly valued the social aspects of the field trip – opportunities to be with their friends and to discuss the field trip events with their friends. They also find that informal educators did not quite understand the needs or interests of the students and therefore missed opportunities to engage students with the science in the zoo. The authors close with several recommendations for planning class visits to museums, zoos, and other informal science institutions.
Krantz, A., Korn, R., & Menninger, M. (2009). Rethinking museum visitors: Using K-means cluster analysis to explore a museum's audiences. Curator: The Museum Journal, 52(4), 363–374.
This paper presents a quantitative strategy (K-means cluster analysis) for exploring museum-motivated ideas that can be helpful in resource allocation, marketing, event planning, and designing exhibits. Cluster analysis provides a potentially useful way of knowing and understanding visitors, especially when the rating statements used in the questionnaire and in the analysis represent the museum's intentions.
Rhoads, L. (2009). Museums, meaning making and memories: The need for museum programs for people with dementia and their caregivers. Curator: The Museum Journal, 52(3), 229–240.
In this paper, Rhoads argues that exposure to museum resources and exhibitions can greatly benefit people with dementia—that is, those suffering the loss or decline of memory and other cognitive abilities. She calls for museums to think beyond their current offerings and develop tailored programs for people with dementia and their caregivers.
Atkins, L. J., Velez, L., Goudy, D., & Dunbar, K. N. (2009). The unintended effects of interactive objects and labels in the science museum. Science Education, 93(1), 161–184.
In this study, the authors consider the pros and cons of providing structures that focus inquiry at exhibits. Their research examined visitor behaviors with and without specific prompts at an exhibit. They found that the provision of additional materials and textual explanations limited visitor engagement at the exhibit to the express purpose defined by the added materials/text. Without the additional props, visitors were more exploratory and inventive in their uses of the exhibits; however, in these cases visitors often did not focus on a particular conceptual idea that the exhibit developers had been trying to communicate. The authors of this study examine these trade-offs by considering the "frames" that the museum visitors use and how they might be cued by physical artifacts.

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Kerry Washington in 'The Last King of Scotland' (2006).
The Last King of Scotland (2006) → "Tell the world the truth about Amin. They will believe you; you are a white man."
favorite films of all time: the last king of scotland (2006)
The Last King of Scotland (dir.Kevin Macdonald - 2006) || You're a child. You have the mind and ego of an angry, spoiled, uneducated child. And that's what makes you so fucking scary.
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Tall Tale of a Broke Heart
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I think I can say thatr Simone is one of the more captivating performers I've seen in a while. Her voice is pure, her accordion is willing, and her stories hit home for anyone whose heart has ever ached. See it. Just see it.
I Love You!
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...You'll find out that that means when you see the show. Courtney is an incredible, charismatic, and energetic performer whose stories are honest and entertaining. See this show!
Shakespeare's Land of the Dead
It's actually quite good
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I saw this twice. It was fun and entertaining the first time, but it wasn't until the second time 'round that I really cued in on how well it's written. It's smart and really well constructed. GO SEE IT!!!!
John and Abigail
A great change of gears
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This is far from your typical Fringe fare and it actually took my brain a few minutes to adjust. Going from zany one man shows and aborted fetus jokes to this well written and performed historical drama was quite a shift, but once I made it, I was hugely rewarded. Well done!
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THURSDAY, Nov. 10 (HealthDay News) -- All the color variations
seen in prehistoric cave paintings of horses actually existed in
pre-domestic horse populations, which indicates that the ancient
human artists accurately depicted their natural environment,
according to a new study.
The research is also the first to provide DNA evidence of
spotted horses in the Paleolithic period. Previous DNA studies
produced evidence only for bay (reddish brown) and black
In the study, an international team of researchers conducted DNA
analyses of the bones and teeth of 31 pre-domestic horses found in
15 locations including Siberia and Europe. Some dated as far back
as 35,000 years.
The results showed that 18 horses were bay, seven were black,
and four had distinctive "leopard" spotting.
Cave paintings showing horses with leopard spotting have been
controversial, such as a cave painting in France that's more than
25,000 years old and shows a white horse with dark spots.
Some experts believed it was unlikely that ancient horses had
the genetic programming for a spotted coat and some have suggested
the cave painting depictions of spotted horses were symbolic or
But this study shows that the cave paintings were realistic.
The study appears in the Nov. 7 online issue of
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
"Our findings lend support to hypotheses that argue that cave paintings constitute reflections of the natural environment of humans at the time and may contain less of a symbolic or transcendental connotation than often assumed," Michi Hofreiter, of the department of biology at the University of York in England, said in a university news release.
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evolution of horses.
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Malaysian websites go dark to protest Evidence Act
Many Malaysian websites took on a sombre hue yesterday, as operators blacked them out to protest proposed amendments to the nation's Evidence Act that would remove the presumption of innocence for some online activities. The controversial part of the legislation is a new Section 114a (PDF) which aims to "provide for the …
This is the same government that was put in by Mahathir Mohammad. He has introduced all sorts of laws and has had his opponents put into jail on trumped up charges just after the commonwealth games were held in Malaysia,
They had all sorts of emergency laws put on themselves whenever the government feels threatened. I really feel sorry for the lovely folks there. :(
Anonymous, because unlike American law, Malaysian law does not apply around the world!
Not only that, but the censorship and state control of the media by UMNO is scary.
Anon because I am currently booking my trip back there to visit my family.
Definition of a computer.
Your correspondent, as an electrochemical entity, assumes he is exempt from being considered computers on grounds of a frequent lack of logical function.
Anything you want, just so long as we don't have to witness your 'display function'!
A real shame
Very surprising news. While in Malaysia in June one big news item was a change to the protest laws from a position where gathering and demonstrations were forbidden unless specifically approved, to a new law allowing them all. The police could require a change of time (& venue? not sure), but not prohibit them. Specific requirements were placed on the police re timescales for this too.
There many other signs of a new and exciting vibe in Malaysia; it has a real feel of going somewhere.
This proposed new law surely is a huge step backwards.
Beer icon, because they have (with Norway) the most expensive ber in the world.
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How to Help a Friend Through Breast Cancer
- Friday, October 04, 2013
9. Bring her a gift that makes her feel feminine.
10. If she feels like talking, sit and chat with her. When she doesn't feel like talking, just be a presence in her home so she doesn't feel alone.
11. Babysit her kids so she and her husband can have some private time.
12. Clean her house or pay someone to do it.
13. Go with her to pick out a wig or prosthesis.
14. Pick up prescriptions.
15. Run errands.
My first surgery and treatment extended over the Christmas holidays, and we had six grandchildren at that time. I had bought their presents already but couldn't imagine wrapping them. So my friend took all the presents home and wrapped them, as well as organizing other friends to deliver meals for three months. During my recuperation, she sat on my bed with my laptop, read my emails to me, and then sent my dictated answers. Later, she accompanied me to radiation, fixed my hair when I had a frozen shoulder, and stuck beside me through the entire cancer ordeal, even though she admits that her first reaction to my phone call on that dreaded diagnosis day was, "Lord, I don't want to do this." God assured her that she could do it, and she did.
Don't Say, "I'll Pray For You," Unless You Mean It
At church a couple came up to greet my husband and me and asked if they could pray for us. That meant so much to me as we wrapped our arms around each other, and there on the church patio, this precious couple prayed for my recovery and Dave's strength for the journey. When we finished, the wife asked where we needed help. I hesitated because I knew this woman didn't like to cook, but Dave quickly interjected, "We could use a meal." She didn't flinch. She said they would be over the next night with dinner, and they were…and they prayed for us again.
"I'll pray for you" is said too often with the casualness of "Have a nice day." But a promise to pray isn't just a feel good phrase. We are telling someone that we will petition God on her behalf, and we are living falsely if we don't. I find it's best to stop in the moment and pray right then. It keeps me honest and blesses the other person.
Helping Her Enjoy the Good Days
Be Happy with Her When She's Happy
Cancer is a grim word. Overnight life becomes serious, tense, and laden with fear. There is very little laughter during those first shocking days following the "dreaded diagnosis." But life continues and there are going to be good days interspersed with the bad. An insightful friend will capitalize on the moments of reprieve when there is an opportunity to laugh or smile. Be ready, because it may only last a moment, but the break from pain and fear is immeasurable.
If your friend is having an especially good day, avoid topics that you know will bring her down. You aren't minimizing or making light of the seriousness of the situation, but you are giving her a recess from the intensity. Don't fake happiness, but take advantage of humorous or lighter moments. Smile. Laugh. Be happy. Don't let the serious eclipse the humorous.
I remember laughing at myself one day in the shower when I realized that I was so carefully not shaving under my left arm because of the lymph node surgery, that I also wasn't shaving my left leg. I frequently retold that story so people could laugh with me.
Nurture the Little Girl Inside Her
When I was in the hospital, the nurse in charge of the breast-care unit gave me a white stuffed toy sheep named "Fleece." Taking Fleece with me everywhere, I held him as a shield in front of my sore breast, tucked him under my arm as an armrest, and snuggled next to him in bed. For six months, I indulged my childish need for security and no one chastised me for it. In fact, they acted like it was normal. And I discovered when I was writing my book, Dear God, They Say It's Cancer, that it was normal! One woman who shared her story in the book had a black stuffed sheep named "Lamby" that she cuddled in her hospital bed. Another received a baby-sized pillow, and she recalls, "That pillow became a part of my wardrobe for eighteen months."
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While Before The Breakout is the tumblr account I registered with, I've created a few other ones:
http://ninesnowboots.tumblr.com is going to be a "personal" tumblr for me. My full blog is more for careful entries (and I like comments), but I've been convinced more about what Tumblr can do.
http://fyeahcharacteractors.tumblr.com is going to be a sister site to Before the Breakout, with character actors in different stages of their careers.
http://fyeahsnlwriters.tumblr.com is similar; basically spotting random SNL writer walk-ons throughout the years.
I'm thinking of making a companion blog with two caps of the same actor in different appearances years apart. Mainly character actors though.
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8 Responses to "Pyjama Party: Gervinho & Per Mertesacker"
SOOO random! but i absolutely love it!!!
Per……. Do you even realize how adorable you are?
Aww, they're so cute and funny! Arsenal players seem a lot less self-conscious than those at other teams.
They even have matching Jim jams!
BTW, what is/isn't Per wearing under his dressing gown in the second of the who ate all the pies photo collection!?
SO many things come to mind at once:
Given that a nice protest weekend is gearing up here in the states, Occupy Arsenal was the obvious first thought.
Then, how fantastic for ELP players to finally come out! Or simply, how forward thinking of Arsenal to come out in favor of same sex marriage! (or at least same sex camping)
Then I have to admit, once I found out it was for a kids camp – as the link underscores, creepy did creep in.
In the end, disappointed that I am that an EPL team is not in fact fomenting radical social of change of any kind, it is hilarious. Confirmed by the additional "coverage" http://www.whoateallthepies.tv/arsenal/124422/sna….
Good on the boys for being so game, hilarious and much less creepy than Arshavin in his cub scout suit. Shudder.
I see nothing 'creepy' about this photo-shoot. Why do people automatically think about sex when they see guys goofing around?–and this is only for promotion and no actual kids were there–
Awwww!!! per is soo cute!!! But I love the other picture more: http://l.yimg.com/bt/api/res/1.2/IUDWre_SuC5WuILS…
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MAGS Excellence in Teaching Award
The Midwestern Association of Graduate School annually solicits for the Excellence in Teaching Award in recognition of graduate students who exemplify excellence in the teaching/learning mission of the member universities. Michigan Tech may nominate two students; one each at the master's and doctoral level.
MAGS is not currently soliciting for applications. It is anticipated that nominations for the 2015 competition will be due in January 2015. The details on this page refer to the 2014 competition and are subject to change.
Eligible students
- will have been enrolled at Michigan Tech during the 2013 calendar year and have a teaching appointment
- will have earned the Michigan Tech Outstanding Graduate Student Teaching Award
- will have an excellent teaching portfolio and student evaluations
Programs may nominate eligible students by submitting:
- A letter of support from the department head
- A current curriculum vitae for the nominee
- 10 minute video clip of nominee's "Teaching in Action" - the deadline for the video only is January 21, 2014
- Create a private Youtube video
- E-mail the URL of the video to Debra Charlesworth
- MAGS provided instructions on how to create Youtube videos and some alternative formats; Youtube is preferred. Contact Debra Charlesworth if you would like a copy of the supplemental instructions.
- The nominee's Teaching Portfolio - please use the following Headings and limit to six double spaced pages (total):
- Statement of Teaching Philosophy
- Evidence of instructional design and innovation, instructional delivery, course management, and student learning
- Student Evaluation of Teaching
- Please indicate courses taught as a graduate student at this institution, number of students, instructional responsibility, and a summary of student evaluations
- Evidence of Scholarship in Teaching/Learning
- Publications/presentations or grant proposals submitted/funded which focused on teaching/learning; evidence of how research informs your teaching
- Evidence of Effective Student/Colleague Mentoring
- Awards and Honors for Teaching Excellence]A teaching portfolio from the nominee which is suggested to include (headings are strongly recommended and appreciated):
- Statement of teaching philosophy
- Evidence of instructional design and innovation, instructional delivery, course management, and student learning
- Evidence of how research informs the student's teaching
Nomination packets are due by 4pm, January 14, 2014 to Debra Charlesworth in the Graduate School via e-mail or campus mail. Eligible students with a complete nomination packet will be evaluated by a panel of faculty from the University.
Recipients of the MAGS Excellence in Teaching Award will receive:
- A $750 honorarium.
- A citation given at the Annual Meeting.


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On Saturday, Jack and I went to Crane's Beach and Newburyport, MA to explore. These are some of the things we saw. The beach was totally packed, and the water was FREEZING. I managed to do a quick dip out of desperation (the heat was overwhelming) but I'm a southern girl who likes Florida water. I'm not into 65 degree water temperatures, and I'm not entirely sure how these people were swimming in it. I had to force myself in up to my ankles, which was a struggle. Newburyport was adorable and I highly recommend checking it out. The harbor tour was a great boat ride (Jack was skeptical, but then he was converted and it ended up being his favorite part of the day)! Tons of great little shops and a gelateria made this a great town to go check out for a few hours.
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It looks like Enes Kanter will have a chance to take over full-time next season.credit: blogspot.com Many fans have recently been following the Utah Jazz to track how the Los Angeles Lakers' playoff chances are looking. The two are competing for the eighth and final playoff spot in a very competitive Western Conference. The Jazz are led by their big men, particularly veterans Al Jefferson and Paul Millsap. Both are free agents after the season, and both are taking minutes from youngsters Enes Kanter and Derrick Favors. Surprisingly, the Jazz didn't trade either Jefferson or Millsap at the deadline. It seems as if next year will be the year where Favors and Kanter take over on a full-time basis. As a matter of fact, the Jazz are reportedly content taking a step back next season in order to grab a better draft pick. Via Zach Lowe: Utah's willingness to slide back into the lottery, and its patience with young players. Dennis Lindsey is Utah's new GM, fresh from San Antonio (and Houston before that), which means things will start changing slowly in Utah. Among those changes: Multiple league sources who dealt with Utah ahead of the deadline insist the Jazz presented themselves as willing to take a step back next season and snag a solid pick in a loaded 2014 draft. That is in part Lindsey's influence, those sources say. And while that runs counter to the Jazz's desire to make the playoffs this season, this roster was already set when Lindsey arrived over the summer, and new front offices are sometimes cautious in flexing their muscles. In other words, the Jazz aren't going to cry if they lose Millsap or Jefferson for nothing in July. It's an NBA cliché that losing an asset for nothing is bad, and that cliché is generally true; the Nuggets didn't really want Nene, but they re-signed him anyway at a price they knew could move. This isn't quite tanking, but it definitely sounds a little strange. The Jazz probably aren't title contenders, but they are certainly a pretty solid team in a very tough Western Conference. To go from competing for the playoffs to "taking a step back and snag a solid pick" is a weird concept. Then again, the Jazz could be very dangerous in a few years with Kanter, Favors, Gordon Hayward, Alec Burks, and a high first round draft pick in 2014. It probably hurts to hear if you're a Jazz fan, but it looks like this could be the right strategy to take. -Mark Evans, Assistant Manager/Editor of Content Follow us on Twitter The post Utah Jazz Willing To Sacrifice 2014? appeared first on Pass The Pill.
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[QUOTE]These guys are baseball players, not porcelin dolls. Gimme a break. The Sox need their bats, that is plain to see, and why should Ortiz get injured playing first? If Gonzalez can run the bases, he can run in the outfield. Sheesh.
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While I would agree that they are suppose to be athletes many are not. Keep this in mind;
1. The one glaring weak spot for Gonzalez is his mobility, .. or lack of same. The guy can't run. He has the reflexes for 1B but not the OF. So, why put him in a situation that increases his chances of failure?
2. Keep in mind Youkilis' OF play, .. need I say more?
3. Cheng Ming Wang, ... got hurt doing something basic to baseball and has NEVER been the same. Before his injury he had back to back 19 win seasons and looked to be on his way to another with 12 wins. Since then, NADA! He may never be anythng near hat he once was.
My favorite Irish bartender in New York once told me that baseball isn't a sport, .. it's a game because you don't have to be fit to play it. There is a lot of truth in that. There are MLB players that are true athletes and there are guys that are just good baseball players, David Ortiz is the latter. While I wouldn't say the same for Gonzalez he's playing way out of position which only increases the chance for calamity.
I had NO DUOUBT that both would give every effort to give a good account of themselves but this was a mistake. The potential gain didn't meet the potential risk AND they lost anyway. In the WS I get it. Otherwise this is just stupid.


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It's the 4th book in the Sorcerer's Ring series that we've been working on, A Cry of Honor by Morgan Rice is in production now and will be out in summer 2014.
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Before/After sample of another great book narrated by Wayne Farrell is soon to be out this summer. The Ian Fleming Files: Operation Armada.
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This poignant account of small-town life in Ireland after the economic disaster and housing bust of 2008 uses 21 characters to weave a tapestry of Irish dramatic tragedy. Wayne Farrell's gifted voice and captivating Irish brogue are mesmerizing. The story revolves around the family of a self-made developer/builder caught in the crisis. Farrell is so versatile that listeners may sometimes think they're hearing a full-cast recording. For each character monologue, man, woman, child, or even dead people, Farrell dazzles with all the anguish, wit, sorrow, or excitement required. There are times when a narrator enhances a book, and there are times like this when he makes it. M.C. © AudioFile 2014, Portland, Maine
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I triple dog dare you to kiss that girl!
Said Teresa, grimacing wide.
I said "Okay, I'll do it!"
And I did, or at least, tried.
I walked up to her in study hall,
asked her if she was from heaven and all,
and then leaned in for a kiss,
when she kicked me... right in the balls!
Maybe I shouldn't have done that!
No more triple dog dares for me!
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Can anyone tell me if this motor and controller combination would work for a wake winch? (self.electronics)
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Seems like the motor and controller should work together just fine. I don't know if its going to be quite powerful enough to pull someone like that.
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I'm wondering about the motor rpm. At its lowest its 3200 rpm. You might want to call these guys and ask them what they think before you dump all that money on one.
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Being that the exterior of the roof was smooth, Doug ordered a blank insert from Walden Speed Shop, which is normally used to fill a stock roof opening. Doug had recently bought a louver machine, so he filled the roof insert with louvers and then riveted the panel in place on the roof. He also ordered a two-piece hood top for the 1934, then added more louvers there. The last bit of new louvers added are found on the decklid, which is actually a louvered panel that is glued to the 'glass lid. One of the biggest changes to the car's exterior appearance was the addition of the Wheel Vintiques 16x4 and 16x7 steelie wheels (wrapped in Firestone 4.00 and 7.50 rubber). You just can't overstate the importance of having the "right" set of wheels and tires on a hot rod—it'll either make it or break it—and these were the perfect addition to complete the specific look of this vehicle.
Inside the car the dash had been cut full of holes, so Doug used some of the spare aluminum from the shop to fab a new dash, filling it with Classic Instrument gauges. Another little trick was with the car's door hinges. When looking at the car, you notice they're in the right place (in the quarter-panel) but it isn't until you open the door that you see they are attached only to the quarter-panel, and don't swing with the door. They're just for decoration because Doug didn't want to change the hidden hinges that were already in place, so he bought a set of cast brass hinges from Wescott's and added them just for giggles.
The paint on the coupe was in good shape, but not the right color; Doug originally thought suede maroon would be right for the car. Thinking the car was looking more like a lakes racer, he went back to the Internet to research vintage Bonneville race car colors. Most of what he found was in the family of whites, so he decided on a PPG Custard base/clearcoat combination and then sprayed it in Squeeg's on-site booth. Wanting a vintage appearance, the paintjob ended when it rolled out of the booth—no wet-sanding or cutting was done and what little orange peel that was in the finished product was left there. Doug did add some pinstripe to the beltline, and Scott Burns came by to hand paint the Mobilgas logo on the quarter-panels (done so well people think it's a sticker).
The tunnel ram that was on the car came off in favor of a swap meet find, which was powdercoated before being bolted up with a single 650 carb. Doug also fab'd up an exhaust system made from pieces laying around his shop, and added a powdercoated air cleaner that was also surplus. The MSD ignition that was on the car was left in place, though a Squeeg's Kustoms plug wire separator kit was installed. And though the TH400 trans found in the coupe seemed to work well, Doug took apart the ratcheting shifter and deactivated the lock-out mechanism so it would shift like a standard shifter. About the only other addition was the flat four-spoke steering wheel from SO-CAL Speed Shop in Arizona.
The car was turning out the way they wanted, even though the interior wasn't finished. Finding it fun to drive, Doug was out cruising around Phoenix one evening when another driver suddenly turned in front of him and severely damaging the front end. Back at the shop Doug ordered up a new forged axle from SO-CAL and a set of Lincoln drums, along with another set of hairpins to repair the damage.
Luckily no one was hurt in the accident, and the silver lining in all of it was the insurance claim ended up financing the car's interior. Doug took the car to Glenn Kramer of Hot Rod Interiors in Glendale, Arizona, and he told him all he wanted was black vinyl with red stitching and black loop carpet. Kramer immediately picked up on the hot rod theme and not only covered everything appropriately, but also added a hidden iPod-based stereo system complete with midrange and subwoofer speakers.
With the car truly finished, Doug decided to take it back out to California, driving the 350 miles in his three-window from his shop to the L.A. Roadsters Father's Day Show and around SoCal. But wherever he takes the car it elicits smiles and nodding approval. Most folks think it's an old steel survivor and even a few who "remember seeing it around" back in the day. But, for Doug Jerger, much of the fun of building this car was, inside of six months, completing the challenge of turning an ugly duckling into a heart-pounding, smoky-burnout, badass swan.


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All good songs must come to an end, and after reccording a CD and playing 16 concerts in Belgium, the Netherlands, France, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia and Singapore, we'll bring this fantastic project to a close on 3 October in Compiègne (80 km north of Paris). So hurry to Espace Jean Lejendre for an evening with Maria João and David Linx in A Different Porgy & Another Bess. More info.
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LG constantly bites off more than it can chew with their features, and the phone owners always pay the price when their phones die. As for costumer service, I have never had a real problem with US cellular, and as long as I am reasonable and not emotional, they are usually willing to talk with me and at least explain the situation. Sometimes you win some, , sometimes you loose some, but I don't really have any major complaints. Ivo Blackhawk Jean Paul de Sens wrote: > Insurance is a money making proposition for the cell phone vendors. Don't > buy it. > > Btw, I disagree with Niklas, T-Mobile has great coverage, as most of our > sites *are* within cell phone range. I have coverage at Gulf Wars. I've > had it for almost 8 years now, and at most have hit one or two events a year > where I couldn't get signal. > > However, I do agree that all of their customer services suck. That's just > the way it is. > > I personally believe that Nokia phones *still* have the best sound quality. > Motoral, LG, and Blackberry's just do not sound as good, IMO. > > JP > > > > On 5/17/07, Owen Van Meter <ovanoff57 at clearwire.net> wrote: > >> Ask about the insurance that is suppose to cover everything with the >> providers. I have had Alltel for a while >> and the insurance was great and not that expensive until I tried to claim >> on >> it. I was told that I needed to have a "police report" to be able to claim >> about lossing it somewhere. And since I didn't have a police report the >> number would have to stay on my bill and I get charged for it just as if I >> was still using it. Other than that very seldom did I have an area I >> couldn't use - as long as I paid my bill and shut up and sat down. >> >> Griffin Van Meteren >> Emerald Keep >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "Paul Gilbert" <niklas at pbgilbert.net> >> To: "Kingdom of Ansteorra - SCA, Inc." <ansteorra at lists.ansteorra.org> >> Sent: Thursday, May 17, 2007 10:44 PM >> Subject: Re: [Ansteorra] OT, Cellular coverage at event sites >> >> >> >>> Hi.... >>> >>> Being one that deals with this stuff in my job, I would suggest the >>> following.... >>> >>> 1. Don't use T-Mobile. >>> Their coverage is spotty and their overall penetration of markets is >>> very poor. They do fair in metro areas, but have little coverage in the >>> rural areas or off the major highways. >>> >>> 2. Pick one of the big 3...Verizon, Sprint, Cingular (ATT). >>> I use Sprint and have the no roaming charges plan. If you use cellular >>> data, they are one of the better ones also... as you can get near T-1 >>> speeds with them when you are in their data network coverage. >>> >>> Quiz the vendor very closely on the roaming charges. What some vendors >>> call roaming is you using it someplace else other than you local area >>> and will tell you there are no roaming charges. >>> >>> Roaming is when you are on another providers network cause you are out >>> of range of your providers network. >>> >>> The choice of phones is getting better also. The Sanyos are good. Stay >>> away from the Mote-Holees (Motorola). LG is another one to avoid. >>> Samsung is ok. Check Consumer Reports on the phones. They are a fair >>> source of test data. >>> >>> 3. Get 20% more minutes per month than what you think you will use. >>> If you have an overage in your plan, they will stick it to you at the >>> rate of as much as 40 cents per minute. That adds up real! fast. The 20% >>> extra per month in minutes will be a cheap buffer. >>> >>> 4. Of all the networks, ATT has by far the largest. But they are still >>> trying (and failing in many areas) to merge the ATT GSM network with the >>> Cingular GSM network. The problem is they use different infrastructures >>> and the switches do not talk to each other. This is a big issue and is >>> requiring fork-lift upgrades in a bunch of ATT's markets. >>> >>> 5. Of the technologies that are used by cellular companies, I personally >>> prefer CDMA. ATT, T-Mobile, several Mom-Pop systems use GSM (it's >>> cheaper and easier to maintain). The bit sampling rate on GSM is not as >>> good as CDMA and thus the audio is not as good. CDMA is used by Sprint >>> and Verizon, All-Tel and a few others. Ask the vendors, they should >>> know. If they don't, go else where. >>> >>> As far as customer service goes...they all suck. However, Verzion seems >>> to have (IMHO) the best, Sprint next with ATT last. >>> >>> By all means stay away from Nextel (better known in my circles as "Next >>> Try"). Their network only covers the major highways and metro areas and >>> is nearly non-existent in the rural and West Texas areas. >>> >>> Don't believe a single thing that the marketing and ad people say. They >>> all drop calls. They (all the providers) are very happy if they achieve >>> a 90% call completion rate. That means 90% of their calls go thru, ring >>> and someone answers. That does not include how long you talk or that you >>> then shortly drop the call. >>> >>> Some final words of cellular wisdom... >>> >>> Don't take the free phone. They are free for a reason...their junk. >>> >>> Get a middle tier phone. And get the insurance. If you loose the phone >>> or it gets damage where it won't work, you will have to pay at least >>> $150 for what would be for a new customer, the free phone. The >>> warranties do not cover dropping them in that ditch of water or leaving >>> them on top of your car as you drive away (or for that matter, slamming >>> the hood of a truck on a 3 day old Palm Treo 700p...hummmmm). >>> >>> For $5 to 7 a month, its worth it, especially if you get something like >>> a Treo 700 or high end phone. >>> >>> Be sure they have a 30 day test or try out period with a no cost bail >>> out clause and get it in writing. If it does not work where you want it >>> to, take it back and try another one. >>> >>> Shop around on dealers. The company stores do not always have the best >>> deals. READ! the fine print. Always remember that if the vendors mouth >>> is moving they are most likely lying. >>> >>> And most of all....preference in cellular providers is like car >>> brands.... it's a religious argument. >>> >>> In Service, >>> >>> Niklas >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> Mike Gideon wrote: >>> >>>> Greetings, >>>> I have a rather modern question. I'm considering a different cellular >>>> service. I currently only have a choice of US Cellular (which I have) >>>> >> and >> >>>> Cellular One/Alltell. T-Mobile is becoming available in our area and >>>> offers some interesting phones and services, but I would like some >>>> >> input >> >>>> on anyone currently using them and the coverage at event sites across >>>> >> the >> >>>> kingdom. >>>> >>>> Thanks for your input. >>>> >>>> Yours in Service, >>>> Michel mac Donnchaid >>>> _______________________________________________ >>>> Ansteorra mailing list >>>> Ansteorra at lists.ansteorra.org >>>> http://lists.ansteorra.org/listinfo.cgi/ansteorra-ansteorra.org >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>> -- >>> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ >>> Paul Gilbert, KE5ZW H.E. Niklas Vasilevich >>> niklas at pbgilbert.net CB,CSM,KGA,OTR,ORH,Crane,AoA >>> 512-733-3035 Cellular Kingdom of Ansteorra >>> >>> Society for Creative Anachronism >>> >>> Texas Dept. 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