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This dream has been viewed 1290 times.My sister and I were out walking on a street together. Two guys were going to attack us, so before they did, we shot them. I ran down an intersection, and dropped a bottle of nail polish. It splattered all over the sidewalk, and looked like pink blood. I still had the cap, so I dropped it. We started walking back to the bodies, and got nervous that we would get in trouble for killing the guys in self-defense.
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Photoset is a great free way to share photos
Photoset hit the App Store today, and I am pretty impressed. The app comes from the Tumblr folks and lets you select multiple photos from your iOS device, arrange them, add a caption and put them on the web. When your photos are uploaded, you'll get a URL you can email or share through Tumblr or Twitter. Check here for some example photosets.
The app requires no registration, however if you do have a Tumblr account, you can login via the app, select a default blog and upload your photos to it. It's a lot simpler and less cumbersome than many of the photo sharing services out there. The web page produced has your caption at the top and a nice dark gray background so your photos stand out. Any browser on a mobile device or a computer can see your images.
My only gripe is that when you are doing multiple photos, you have to keep going back to your camera roll each time. It would be much better if you could just check the images you want and then they would be loaded into your presentation. You don't get much control of your layout. You simply drag your photos into the order you want. After a photoset is created, you can't make changes unless you made a Tumblr post from your app. Then, you can make changes to the Tumblr post via the web browser. The only thing I found to be unintuitive was moving photos around. You have to tap on the photo and wait a second or so until you can change its position.
Photoset is highly recommended, and at a price of free, it is a no-brainer. The app is universal and requires iOS 5 or greater. With a few changes this app would be perfect. As it is, it is very, very good. Grab it if you want an easy and free way to share photos. Check out the gallery below for some screen shots.
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I feel very adventurous. There are so many doors to be opened, and I'm not afraid to look behind them. -Elizabeth Taylor
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After a stressful day I had a dear friend spam my inbox with amazing music. To say the least he brightened my day and put a smile on my face. Finals here I come!
I can relate with Larry at this moment
Dont forget to do what makes you happy, stop and reward yourself every once in awhile.
Happiness is simple. Do not try to over complicate it.
"Truly, I say to you, unless you turn and become like children, youwill never enter the kingdom of heaven." -Matthew 18:3
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I read with interest the column in Thursday's opinion page regarding the current administration's efforts to cleanup President George W. Bush's mess in foreign policy. I was particularly wary when the writer stated as one his sources, "a senior administration official". l was correct to be wary since the author made no reference to the lack of terror attacks on US soil during GW's remaining 7 years post 9/11. He also made no attempt to expound on President Obama's record of three terror attacks in his first term, i.e. Ft. Hood, Benghazi (and the ongoing attempt to cover up), and the Boston Marathon. Portraying President Obama's hand wringing, hesitant decision making efforts on foreign policy as thoughtful speaks volumes as to why the "axis of evil" (his words not mine) regards the US as a paper tiger.
The liberal "Blame Bush" campaign continues.
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Quite a while ago, I had posted a picture of a kitten that was found on the street by my two friend.
He had a severe eye and upper respiratory infection and some swelling in his brain.
He's now as fine as a special needs cat can be! He tries to eat everything and doesn't really open his eyes.
He has to be one of the cuddliest cats that I've ever held and I wanna do nothing but squish him :D
The last pic is one with his older brother that was found with him.
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Think he's sorta hot?
Well, this he, is actually a she!
Today I got to have a lot of fun with my Halloween outfit. I was a lumberjack but I had a lot of people say it was something else. Not like I cared though!!!
Some thought I was actually a guy too.
Oh the magic that is no makeup and facial hair XD
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The result of a class where the teacher doesn't realize I already know photoshop.
The first two are the originals
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Went robotic for my last day at work
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Today, two of my friends had found two abandoned little kittens. Both had been covered in fleas and dirt and underfed.
But there was something different about one of them.
This is little Quasimodo, named after one of my favorite Disney movie characters. He's a little deformed with his head that's a bit to big and one eye won't really open while the other only does half way and downward, and his face is a bit smushed, but I still love him to death.
This little booger wormed his way to my heart way to quickly and I just don't give a shit.
He's my new special lil pumpkin.
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Superhero day caused my side of justice to appear.
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Drawing fun time!!!
Took about a week to finish cuz I'm a lazy hoe :P
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What happens when F. Scott Fitzgerald meets Wes Anderson? Welcome to Kristopher Jansma's debut novel, The Unchangeable Spots of Leopards, a literary fun house that follows an unreliable narrator on his quest to write the next Great American Novel. The opening lines warn "I've lost every book I've ev ... More >>
On the dodgy, opportunistic, truffle-fry-fueled campaign against both Maya and Maya
For those who wondered in 2010 what had become of M.I.A.'s once seemingly unerring pop instincts, ViCKi LEEKX--the free mixtape she released in the middle of the night on New Year's Eve--provides a provisional answer: she did it all on purpose. Putting out your new mixtape at the precise hour ... More >>
Ah M.I.A., it just wasn't your year, was it? Photo by Rebecca Smeyne.In 2010, Vampire Weekend and Arcade Fire both had #1 records. LCD Soundsystem, Spoon, MGMT, the National, M.I.A, and Sufjan Stevens all had albums debut in the top ten. Kanye West joined Twitter. Drake started a riot in New ... More >>
M.I.A.'s Saturday performance at HARD NYC did not go well. Like, kind of spectacularly not well. Her headlining set at the festival was the evening's low point, by all accounts; her sound, in particular, was a catastrophe, and this was before the heavens opened up and sent most of the crowd sprint ... More >>
One thing rings very true after reading Gary Shteyngart's GQ profile of M.I.A.: Neither the magazine nor the interviewer had any interest in giving her the Hirschberg, as it were. Gary Shteyngart--the much-lauded young writer releasing his third novel next month--brings up Maya's relationship ... More >>
Also, "ego lovers need more power," and "don't sell out to be product pushers." We defy you to glean more from "Toldya," a new song from M.I.A. and Sali, an artist about whom we know very little. The song's producer, GoldieLocks, places Sali in M.I.A.'s growing stable of off-the-grid artists (see: ... More >>
Lynn Hirschberg was adamant in an interview Tuesday with the Observer's John Koblin that, although M.I.A. had tapes that seemed to show that Hirschberg misquoted her in Sunday's now-famous Times Magazine profile, she'd gotten her reporting right. At issue? A disputed quote involving the Gramm ... More >>
A billionaire hedge fund manager and a well-known philanthropist in New York City's South Asian community was one of six hedge fund managers and corporate executives arrested Friday in an insider trading case that prosecutors say reaped more than $20 million in illegal profits. Raj Rajaratna ... More >>
Refugee camp, Afghanistan. Photo (cc) Tracy Hunter. One the most disastrous and lasting consequences of the Patriot Act of 2001 and its extremely broad definitions of terrorism has been the impact on people seeking asylum in the United States. We wrote about a pretty extreme case last year, in wh ... More >>
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AS ONE is a cinematic retelling of the first ever Unified Korean team that participated in the 41st World Table Tennis Championships in 201991. In order to defuse the heightened situation after the bombing of Korean Air Flight 858 in 1987, a summit took place between North and South, Koreas. The priority of this summit was to form unified Korean sports teams to exchange goodwill between the two nations, and soccer and table tennis, which were popular sports in that era, were debated over. Thereafter, the first ever unified Korean team was formed, under the name 'Korea' and participated in the 1991 World Table Tennis Championships in Chiba, Japan. At the time the Korean participants could never overcome their Chinese opponents, now that they have joined together they finally have a chance at glory.
Since the tournament the players had to split and have never met again in 21 years since. The stories of these players during 46 days that led up to the final match are told for the first time.
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Allen Zaki's blog of random photos of inspiration, personal/professional work, & daily life (instalife).
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I had the pleasure of working with Lea Salonga last year for a press shoot. Such a wonderful woman and talented beyond belief.
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With all the increases in rear axle strength we're making, we decided to remove another fuse from the driveline. Instead of sticking with the stock 1310 U-joint at the axle, we had Moser install a pinion yoke that accepts a 1350 joint. Their steel yokes are much stronger than stock, and a 1350 joint has larger caps, larger trunions, and more needle bearings than a 1310. The downside is that we'll need to have a new driveshaft built to accept the larger U-joint.


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Dedicating the two-story building completed in 2009 in the name of the present superintendent of Tracy Unified School District will begin at 10:30 a.m.
Earlier this year, Tracy Unified trustees voted to name the building for Franco after deciding it was an appropriate way of honoring the superintendent for his 25 years of service to the district, including developing the Measure E bond (not to be confused with the city's sales tax initiative) that provided local funding for the building.
Initially, the board considered naming the building for the late Dr. Joseph S. West, a major force in establishing in 1912 the Tracy Joint Union High School District, now a part of Tracy Unified.
What will be the Franco Building contains 34 classrooms, two staff rooms and Tracy High administration offices. The 61,000-square-foot, tilt-up concrete-wall structure, built in the mission-revival architectural style, has a façade replicating that of the original 1917 Tracy High building.
Franco has been superintendent of the district since 2002. He moved to Tracy in 1987 from Juneau, Alaska, to become principal of Monte Vista Middle School. He later became principal at Tracy High and then assistant superintendent for educational services.


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The Taylors in concert
Event occured on Mon, Jan 7 2013, 6:30 am - 8:00 pm CST
The Taylors from North Carolina, 2011 Singing News Magazine Top Five Horizon Award Winner and National Quartet Convention Main Stage Performers, will be gracing the stage for a southern gospel concert. Arrive early for front row seats.
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A .182 batting average wasn't good enough? Today he'd get a 70+ million dollar contract from Wren.
Posted: 1:55 pm Thursday, March 20th, 2014
Ohio State's Urban Meyer reflects on his career with Atlanta Braves
By Michael Carvell
Wow.....positive article on Urban Meyer, providing him free advertising to blue chip Georgia high school athletes, the same week AJC devoted several articles to recent arrest of 4 UGA players. AJC can no longer be accused of being a cheerleader to UGA.....
Seriously Mike, who gives a flippin $*#% what Urban Meyer? You guys must really be hard up for material if the only news around is what the coach at Ohio State has to say about anything whatsoever. Pretty close to giving up on the AJC forever. If it's not the lame journalism, it's the clown trolls in the comments.
LOL ohio state basketball!!! what a joke. today we are all flyers. today we are all moist!
I guess Urban is no Hockey fan......
Just Think..... Dabo has beaten Both Urban and Mark Richt......
"RaeKwon"? Someone's mom was a Wu-Tang fan.
Ohio State basketball
@MoistDawg The Schmeg is a joke. What an embarrassing facility.
@SimpleDawg ...or soccer..
@Bubbatavious we please tell us genious who is your team? you come on here all day making stupid statements and i dont think youve ever made a positive statement about anyone. it makes me sick to my stomach. your probly a soccer or lacross fan.
@DawginLex Thank goodness we're still in the NIT!
@MoistDawg Sick to your stomach? Yeah I get that way when we lose to teams like Vandy or watch a Missouri team in its second year in the SEC beat us pretty good in our on backyard and go on to win the SEC east. Yes Sick to my Stomach
@MoistDawg truth hurts doesn't it..... Go Dawgs! Hope CMR will beat more ranked teams and Win the big ones too....
He is pretty good poster. About everything he says is usually right on the money. You probably need to teach him more about being a homer.
Actually, I think he loves Ga, but he is no idiot.
@Bubbatavious @MoistDawg thats what moist thought. now go pick up your toys.
@Bubbatavious @MoistDawg tell me about your love for uga? id like to see you write it out. when and why did you become a uga fan? are you a alum? whos some of your favorite players?
@MoistDawg Remember we also lost to an WVU team in a BCS game and was getting embarrassed too and got out smarted by the fake punt...
@MoistDawg Dabo has 1 conference championships and 1 BCS trophy..
@Bubbatavious @MoistDawg just like i knew you are a phony. yeah dabo has never won nothing and got 70 rung up on him by a average wvu team. yeah im really jelous of him. how many confrence titles does dabo have? lol. you are such a phony why even try anymore your making a idiot of yourself.


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For a team atop the wild card standings, finding a way around division opponents hasn't been easy for Los Angeles. The Angels won 11 of 19 games against Seattle last year but have already lost five of their first seven this season. They are 8-11 against the AL West with all but three wins coming against the cellar-dwelling Houston Astros.
Seattle hit Tyler Skaggs early and often in a 5-1 Memorial Day victory. The unpredictable left-hander allowed five runs- two earned- in seven innings of work; his fifth straight outing with six innings or better. Skaggs nearly escaped the second unscathed were it not for Erick Aybar's two-out error that led to three unearned runs. It was the former Gold Glove winner's team-leading fourth error.
Two games separate the rivals, yet they don't meet again until September once this series wraps up. If the Angels don't split the four-game set, it may haunt them once October rolls around.
Pitching Matchup- Jered Weaver (5-3, 2.85 ERA) vs. Roenis Elias (3-3, 3.68 ERA)
The last time Jered Weaver took the mound against Seattle he battled an undisclosed illness that left him throwing up in the clubhouse. He gave up four runs-three earned-six hits, and three walks in the Mariners' Opening Day win. Judging by his performance over last month, that won't be the case Tuesday.
Weaver is coming off his first complete game since 2012. The Angels' ace only needed 94 pitches, limiting Houston to two hits and one walk in his seventh consecutive start to yield two runs or less. He takes a 0.99 WHIP into his 29th career start at Safeco Field, though he's 1-5 with a 4.05 over the last six starts against the Mariners.
Roenis Elias was a hard-luck loser in the Halos' 2-0 victory April 9. He yielded four hits and two runs over five innings, lowering his ERA to 2.70. Control has been an issue as he averages just under four walks per game while maintaining a 1.33 WHIP. Right handers are hitting .251 against Elias and account for six of seven home runs allowed.
Walk offs:
- Josh Hamilton hasn't resumed his rehabilitation assignment since bruising his surgically-repaired left thumb last Thursday.
- Kole Calhoun is 1-for-15 with a walk since returning from the DL.
- The Angels average 2.3 runs per game against Seattle this season.
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Definition of rabbit hole in English:
rabbit holeSyllabification: rab·bit hole
1A rabbit's burrow: a heather-covered hillside full of rabbit holes
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- Rex went out and again we heard him barking: this time he was almost fully down the rabbit hole.
- He injured his ankle within 30 seconds of City's first training session at their Scottish training camp, twisting it in a rabbit hole.
- At least at his size he should not get stuck in a rabbit hole.
2Used to refer to a bizarre, confusing, or nonsensical situation or environment, typically one from which it is difficult to extricate oneself: he'll continue fearmongering to promote his agenda no matter how far down the rabbit hole it takes him
[with allusion to Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (1865), which describes how Alice enters a land of magic and strange logic by falling down a rabbit hole]
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- We really have no idea whether it's legitimate or not, and we don't want to go down the rabbit hole of global monetary conspiracies.
- Scurry down the rabbit hole of speculation about who would win, Man U or England, and you're in danger of never returning.
- He seems to view this as a deep problem with economic theory, referring repeatedly to the rabbit hole into which free traders have fallen.
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Triple-A reliever Mitchell Boggs has been released by the Chicago White Sox reporter Dan Hayes of CSN Chicago, Tuesday.
In the article by Hayes at CSN Chicago it says of Boggs:
"He was 2-3 with a 9.50 ERA in 36 innings, allowing 64 hits and walking 17 while striking out 18 … Boggs struggled with an 8.10 ERA in 2013."
It looks like leanly the White Sox are making some changes to the pitching within the organization at the Triple-A and MLB levels. Last week Scott Downs was designated for assignment from the MLB roster.
It isn't good to see someone lose their spot within an organization, but the White Sox must get their pitching at various level fixed and upgraded to the MLB roster can start having better success when they go to their bullpen and even starting rotation to a degree.
Boggs last pitched in the Majors in '13 for the St. Louis Cardinals and the Colorado Rockies in 27 games combined where he 21 earned runs in 23.1 innings.
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The sky is blue because the incident light interacts with the gas molecules in the air in such as fashion that more of the light in the blue part of the spectrum is scattered, reaching our eyes on the surface of the planet. All the frequencies of the incident light can be scattered this way, but the high-frequency (short wavelength) blue is scattered more than the lower frequencies in a process known as Rayleigh scattering, described in the 1870′s. John William Strutt, Lord Rayleigh, who also won the Nobel Prize in physics in 1904 for the discovery of argon, demonstrated that, when the wavelength of the light is on the same order as the size of the gas molecules, the intensity of scattered light varies inversely with the fourth power of its wavelength. Shorter wavelengths like blue (and violet) are scattered more than longer ones. It's as if all the molecules in the air preferentially glow blue, which is what we then see everywhere around us.
Yet, the sky should appear violet since violet light is scattered even more than blue light. But the sky does not appear violet to us because of the final, biological part of the puzzle, which is the way our eyes are designed: they are more sensitive to blue than violet light.
The explanation for why the sky is blue involves so much of the natural sciences: the colors within the visual spectrum, the wave nature of light, the angle at which sunlight hits the atmosphere, the mathematics of scattering, the size of nitrogen and oxygen molecules, and even the way human eyes perceive color. It's most of science in a question that a young child can ask."—Why the sky is blue, one of the most elegant explanations in science. (via explore-blog)
"The successful people we spoke with — in business, entertainment, sports and the arts — all had similar responses when faced with obstacles: they subjected themselves to fairly merciless self-examination that prompted reinvention of their goals and the methods by which they endeavored to achieve them. […]
No one's idea of a good time is to take a brutal assessment of their animating assumptions and to acknowledge that those may have contributed to their failure. It's easy to find pat ways to explain why the world has not adequately rewarded our efforts. But what we learned from conversation with high achievers is that challenging our assumptions, objectives, at times even our goals, may sometimes push us further than we thought possible."
"A decade after Apple revolutionized the music world with its iTunes store, the music industry is undergoing another, even more radical, digital transformation as listeners begin to move from CDs and downloads to streaming services like Spotify, Pandora and YouTube.
As purveyors of legally licensed music, they have been largely welcomed by an industry still buffeted by piracy. But as the companies behind these digital services swell into multibillion-dollar enterprises, the relative trickle of money that has made its way to artists is causing anxiety at every level of the business.
Late last year, Zoe Keating, an independent musician from Northern California, provided an unusually detailed case in point. In voluminous spreadsheets posted to her Tumblr blog, she revealed the royalties she gets from various services, down to the ten-thousandth of a cent.
Even for an under-the-radar artist like Ms. Keating, who describes her style as "avant cello," the numbers painted a stark picture of what it is like to be a working musician these days. After her songs had been played more than 1.5 million times on Pandora over six months, she earned $1,652.74. On Spotify, 131,000 plays last year netted just $547.71, or an average of 0.42 cent a play. […]
Spotify, Pandora and others like them pay fractions of a cent to record companies and publishers each time a song is played, some portion of which goes to performers and songwriters as royalties. Unlike the royalties from a sale, these payments accrue every time a listener clicks on a song, year after year.
The question dogging the music industry is whether these micropayments can add up to anything substantial. […]
In a recent interview, Sean Parker, a board member, said he believed Spotify would eventually attract enough subscribers to help return the music industry to its former glory — that is, to the days before Mr. Parker's first major enterprise, Napster, came along.
"I believe that Spotify is the company that will make it succeed," said Mr. Parker, who is also a former president of Facebook. "It's the right model if you want to build the pot of money back up to where it was in the late '90s, when the industry was at its peak. This is the only model that's going to get you there.""
"In the morning, I don't talk to anyone, nor do I think about certain things.
I try to stay within certain confines. I imagine this as a narrow, shadowy corridor with dim bare walls. I'm moving down this corridor, getting to the place where I can write.
I brush my teeth, get dressed, make the bed. I avoid conversation, as my husband knows. I am not yet in the world, and there is a certain risk involved in talking: the night spins a fine membrane, like the film inside an eggshell. It seals you off from the world, but it's fragile, easily pierced. …
I don't read the paper or listen to the news. One glance at the headlines, the apprehension of the dire straits of the world, and it would all be over. The membrane will be pierced; it will shrivel and turn to damp shreds. I will find myself thrust into the outside world, my opinions required on unfaithful politicians and the precarious Middle East and the threat of global warming: I should really take action. The voices of the outside world are urgent and demanding.
So I don't read the news or listen to it. Nor do I make a single phone call, not even to find out if the plumber is actually coming that day to fix the sink, which he has failed to do now for five days in a row. One call and I'm done for. Entering into the daily world, where everything is complicated and requires decisions and conversation, means the end of everything. It means not getting to write.
The reason the morning is so important is that I've spent the night somewhere else."
The implication is that many of us use the Internet — and the devices, programs, and databases connected to it — as an extension of our brains. This is not a metaphor; the studies indicate that it is a literal reallocation of mental energy. In a way, it makes sense to conserve our brain capacity by storing only the meager data that will allow us to retrieve facts from an external storage device. Or at least Albert Einstein thought so, once remarking: "Never memorize what you can look up in books."
For half a century neuroscientists have known that specific neuronal pathways grow and proliferate when used, while the disuse of neuron "trees" leads to their shrinkage and gradual loss of efficacy. Even before those discoveries, McLuhan described the process metaphorically, writing that when we adapt to a new tool that extends a function previously performed by the mind alone, we gradually lose touch with our former capacity because a "built-in numbing apparatus" subtly anesthetizes us to accommodate the attachment of a mental prosthetic connecting our brains seamlessly to the enhanced capacity inherent in the new tool.
In Plato's dialogues, when the Egyptian god Theuth tells one of the kings of Egypt, Thamus, that the new communications technology of the age — writing — would allow people to remember much more than previously, the king disagreed, saying, "It will implant forgetfulness in their souls: they will cease to exercise memory because they rely on that which is written, calling things to remembrance no longer from within themselves, but by means of external marks." [2]
So this dynamic is hardly new. What is profoundly different about the combination of Internet access and mobile personal computing devices is that the instantaneous connection between an individual's brain and the digital universe is so easy that a habitual reliance on external memory (or "exomemory") can become an extremely common behavior. The more common this behavior becomes, the greater one comes to rely on exomemory — and the less one relies on memories stored in the brain itself. What becomes more important instead are the "external marks" referred to by Thamus 2,400 years ago.
Indeed, one of the new measures of practical intelligence in the twenty-first century is the ease with which someone can quickly locate relevant information on the Internet.
"We hold ourselves back in ways both big and small, by lacking self-confidence, by not raising our hands, and by pulling back when we should be leaning in … We internalize the negative messages we get throughout our lives, the messages that say it's wrong to be outspoken, aggressive, more powerful than men. We lower our own expectations of what we can achieve. We continue to do the majority of the housework and child care. We compromise our career goals to make room for partners and children who may not even exist yet."
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So happy to finally be in bed! #redhead #redhair #zebraprint #bed #pinupwannabe #moodyface #ineedcuddles
Decided to play the "lets see how many photos I can take of myself before I get caught on my phone" game today.
Got my bitch face on for today #redhair #red #redhead #blueeyes #nofilter #bitch #bitchface
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Record Store day
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After 4 months of not dying my hair. I finally feel like me again!
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I think my familys realised I like zebra print :)
Today was perfect! Spent the whole day with the bestie, doing all the things I love :)
Disney store, then wondering around Winter wonderland for hours. Looking at everything christmassy, and attempting to win some teddys. I honestly wish everywhere looked as pretty as there.
Then off to see 3D The Life of Pi, which I balled my eyes out to. But the animals in that film are far too cute. Shame I forgot how sad it the story was..
But I'm currently hugging a strawberry scented Lotso bear which was bought as my xmas pressent. I'm beyond happy right now <3
I feel as rough as I look.
Do not want to get out of bed. I want to stay cuddling with stitch all day.
My birthday was awesome. :) <3
I need another girlie night out like this again soon!
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This has easily been one of the best weekends of my life. I've never been so proud of myself before. I gave 100% throughout, and took part in some incredible experiences. I didn't make it to the finals, but I'm quite glad about that. The people who won, honestly deserve it and will make a fantastic ambassador for the Chengdu research base, and really help the cause. This weekend has opened my eyes up to alot of things. Made me realise I am stronger than I thought, and there is so much more to see and do in life. I need to start using the voice I have, and do everything I can whenever I feel passionately about something. I can't put into words how happy I am right now. This weekend has given me my love for life back!
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So I'm in Edinburgh! 250,000 entries worldwide, 77,000 applicants from Europe, and I made it through to the top 24 and in the semi finals to be the next Chengdu Pambassador!! and I am LOVING every minute!
I still can't get my head round that I really have seen a panda in real life today, for the first time ever!!!!
Fingers crossed and prayers are gonna be said, in the hope that I get through to the next stage.
But either way, I think this is one weekend I will never forget!
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In a wordy Facebook post, Gaga announced that her new album ARTPOP will be out on November 11, with a single coming on August 19. Because it's 2013, there will also be an interactive app that will do…something. It's unclear, though it will be available on September 1, the same day ARTPOP is made available for pre-sale. READ FULL STORY


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On 'Moralistic Therapeutic Deism' as U.S. Teenagers' Actual, Tacit, De Facto Religious FaithCHRISTIAN SMITH
What does the bigger picture of the religious and spiritual lives of U.S. teenagers look like when we stand back and try to put it all together?
Here we resummarize our observations in venturing a general thesis about teenage religion and spirituality in the United States. We advance this thesis somewhat tentatively, as less than a conclusive fact but more than mere conjecture. Namely, we suggest that the de facto dominant religion among contemporary teenagers in the United States is what we might call "Moralistic Therapeutic Deism." The creed of this religion, as codified from what emerged from our interviews with U.S. teenagers, sounds something like this:
1. A God exists who created and orders the world and watches over human life on earth.
Such a de facto creed is particularly evident among mainline Protestant and Catholic youth but is also more than a little visible among black and conservative Protestants, Jewish teens, other religious types of teenagers, and even many "nonreligious" teenagers in the United States.
Note that no teenagers would actually use the terminology "Moralistic Therapeutic Deist" to describe themselves. That is our summarizing term. And very few teenagers would lay out the five points of its creed as clearly and concisely as we have just done. But when one sifts through and digests hundreds of discussions with U.S teenagers about religion, God, faith, prayer, and other spiritual practices, what seems to emerge as the dominant, de facto religious viewpoint turns out to be some version of this faith. We could literally fill another chapter of this book with more quotes from teen interviews illustrating Moralistic Therapeutic Deism and exploring its nuances and variants. Given space limitations, however, suffice it here to examine merely a few more representative quotes depicting this religion's core components.
First, Moralistic Therapeutic Deism is about inculcating a moralistic approach to life. It believes that central to living a good and happy life is being a good, moral person. That means being nice, kind, pleasant, respectful, and responsible; working on self-improvement; taking care of one's health; and doing one's best to be successful. One seventeen-year-old white Mormon boy from Utah said this very clearly: "I believe in, well, my whole religion is where you try to be good and, ah, if you're not good then you should just try to get better, that's all." Being moral in this faith means being the kind of person who other people will like, fulfilling one's personal potential, and not being socially disruptive or interpersonally obnoxious. As more than one teenager summarized morality for us: "Just don't be an asshole, that's all." Such a moral vision is inclusive of most religions, which are presumed ultimately to stand for equivalent moral views. Thus, a nonreligious white girl from Maryland said,
Morals play a large part in religion; morals are good if they're healthy for society. Like Christianity, which is all I know, the values you get from like the Ten Commandments. I think every religion is important in its own respect. You know, if you're Muslim, then Islam is the way for you. If you're Jewish, well, that's great too. If you're Christian, well, good for you. It's just whatever makes you feel good about you.
Feeling good about oneself is thus also an essential aspect of living a moral life, according to this dominant de facto teenage religious faith. [2] Which leads to our next point.
Moralistic Therapeutic Deism is also about providing therapeutic benefits to its adherents. [3] This is not a religion of repentance from sin, of keeping the Sabbath, of living as a servant of a sovereign divine, of steadfastly saying one's prayers, of faithfully observing high holy days, of building character through suffering, of basking in God's love and grace, of spending oneself in gratitude and love for the cause of social justice, etc. Rather, what appears to be the actual dominant religion among U.S. teenagers is centrally about feeling good, happy, secure, at peace. It is about attaining subjective well-being, being able to resolve problems, and getting along amiably with other people. One fifteen-year-old Hispanic conservative Protestant girl from Florida expressed the therapeutic benefits of her faith in these terms: "God is like someone who is always there for you; I don't know, it's like God is God. He's just like somebody that'll always help you go through whatever you're going through. When I became a Christian I was just praying, and it always made me feel better."
Making a similar point, though drawing it out from a different religious tradition, this fourteen-year-old white Jewish girl from Washington describes what her faith is all about in this way: "I guess for me Judaism is more about how you live your life. Part of the guidelines are like how to live and I guess be happy with who you are, cause if you're out there helping someone, you're gonna feel good about yourself, you know?" Thus, service to others can be one means to feeling good about oneself. Other personal religious practices can also serve that therapeutic end, as this fifteen-year-old Asian Buddhist girl from Alabama observed, "When I pray, it makes me feel good afterward."
Similarly, one fifteen-year-old white conservative Protestant girl from Illinois explained: "Religion is very important, because when you have no one else to talk to about stuff, you can just get it off your chest, you just talk [to God]. It's good." And this fourteen-year-old East Indian Hindu girl from California said of her religious practices, "I don't know, they just really help me feel good." It is thus no wonder that so many religious and nonreligious teenagers are so positive about religion. For the faith many of them have in mind effectively helps to achieve a primary life goal: to feel good and happy about oneself and one's life. It is also no wonder that most teens are so religiously inarticulate. As long as one is happy, why bother with being able to talk about the belief content of one's faith?
Finally, Moralistic Therapeutic Deism is about belief in a particular kind of God, one who exists, created the world, and defines our general moral order, but not one who is particularly personally involved in our affairs — especially affairs in which we would prefer not to have God involved. Most of the time, the God of this faith keeps a safe distance. He is often described by teens as "watching over everything from above" and "the creator of everything and is just up there now controlling everything." As one fifteen-year-old Arabic Muslim boy from California put it:
God is like an entity that decides when, if, he wants to intervene with a lot of things. To me God is pretty much like intervention, like extreme luck. Say you're $50 away from something and you find $50 on the floor, then that's probably God's intervention or something like that. But other than that it just seems like he's monitoring. He just kind of stays back and watches, like he's watching a play, like he's a producer. He makes the play all possible and then he watches it, and if there's something he doesn't like, he changes it.
This God is not demanding. He actually can't be, since his job is to solve our problems and make people feel good. In short, God is something like a combination Divine Butler and Cosmic Therapist — he is always on call, takes care of any problems that arise, professionally helps his people to feel better about themselves, and does not become too personally involved in the process. As one fourteen-year-old white Catholic boy from Pennsylvania responded to our inquiry about why religion matters, "Cause God made us and if you ask him for something I believe he gives it to you. Yeah, he hasn't let me down yet. [So what is God like?] God is a spirit that grants you anything you want, but not anything bad." Similarly, this seventeen-year-old conservative Protestant girl from Florida told us, "God's all around you, all the time. He believes in forgiving people and whatnot, and he's there to guide us, for somebody to talk to and help us through our problems. Of course, he doesn't talk back."
This last statement is perhaps doubly telling: God, being distant, does not directly verbally answer prayers, according to this girl, but he also does not offer any challenging comebacks to or arguments about our requests. Perhaps the worst the God of Moralistic Therapeutic Deism can do is to simply fail to provide his promised therapeutic blessings, in which case those who believe in him are entitled to be grumpy. Thus, one sixteen-year-old white mainline Protestant boy from Texas complained with some sarcasm in his interview that, "Well, God is almighty, I guess [yawns]. But I think he's on vacation right now because of all the crap that's happening in the world, cause it wasn't like this back when he was famous." Likewise, this fourteen-year-old white conservative Protestant boy from Ohio told us that, "God is an overall ruler who controls everything, so like, if I'm depressed or something and things aren't going my way, I blame it on him. I don't know why." But few teens we talked to end up blaming God for failing them, since Moralistic Therapeutic Deism usually seems to be effective in delivering its promised benefits to its many teenage believers in the United States.
We want to be very clear about our thesis here. We are not saying that all U.S. teens are adherents of Moralistic Therapeutic Deism. Some teens are simply disengaged from anything religious or spiritual, and other teens embrace substantive religious beliefs and practices that effectively repudiate those of this revisionist faith. Some teens do appear to be truly very serious about their religious faith in ways that seem faithful to the authoritative or orthodox claims of the faith traditions they profess. We are also not saying than anyone has founded an official religion by the name of Moralistic Therapeutic Deism, nor that most U.S. teenagers have abandoned their religious denominations and congregations to practice it elsewhere or under another name. Rather, it seems that the latter is simply colonizing many established religious traditions and congregations in the United States, that it is merely becoming the new spirit living within the old body. Its typical embrace and practice is de facto, functional, practical, and tacit — not formal or acknowledged as a distinctive religion. Furthermore, we are not suggesting that Moralistic Therapeutic Deism is a religious faith limited to teenage adherents in the United States. To the contrary, it seems that it is also a widespread, popular faith among very many U.S. adults. Our religiously conventional adolescents seem to be merely absorbing and reflecting religiously what the adult world is routinely modeling for and inculcating in its youth.
Moreover, we are not suggesting that Moralistic Therapeutic Deism is a religion that teenagers (and adults) adopt and practice wholesale or not at all. Instead, the elements of its creed are normally assimilated by degrees, in parts, admixed with elements of more traditional religious faiths. Indeed, this religious creed appears in this way to operate as a parasitic faith. It cannot sustain its own integral, independent life. Rather it must attach itself like an incubus to established historical religious traditions, feeding on their doctrines and sensibilities, and expanding by mutating their theological substance to resemble its own distinctive image. This helps to explain why millions of U.S. teenagers and adults are not self-declared, card-carrying, organizationally gathered Moralistic Therapeutic Deists. This religion generally does not and cannot stand on its own. So its adherents must be Christian Moralistic Therapeutic Deists, Jewish Moralistic Therapeutic Deists, Mormon Moralistic Therapeutic Deists, and even Nonreligious Moralistic Therapeutic Deists. These may be either devout followers or mere nominal believers of their respective traditional faiths. But they often have some connection to an established historical faith tradition that this alternative faith feeds upon and gradually co-opts if not devours.
Believers in each larger tradition practice their own versions of this otherwise common parasitic religion. The Jewish version, for instance, may emphasize the ethical living aspect of the creed, while the Methodist version stresses the getting-to-heaven part. Each then can think of themselves as belonging to the specific religious tradition they name as their own — Catholic, Baptist, Jewish, Mormon, whatever — while simultaneously sharing the cross-cutting, core beliefs of their de facto common Moralistic Therapeutic Deist faith. In effect, these believers get to enjoy whatever particulars of their own faith heritages appeal to them, while also reaping the benefits of this shared, harmonizing, interfaith religion. This helps to explain the noticeable lack of religious conflict between teenagers of apparently different faiths. For, in fact, we suggest that many of them actually share the same deeper religious faith: Moralistic Therapeutic Deism. What is there to have conflict about?
47 — personally sinning or being a sinner
When teenagers talked in their interviews about "grace," they were usually talking about the television show Will and Grace, not about God's grace. When teenagers discussed "honor," they were almost always talking about taking honors courses or making the honor role at school, very rarely about honoring God with their lives. When teens mentioned being "justified," they almost always meant having a reason for doing something behaviorally questionable, not having their relationship with God made right.
For comparison with these tallies on religious terms, we also counted the number of teens who made reference to the key therapeutic ideas of feeling happy, good, better, and fulfilled. What we found — as shown in the following list — is that U.S. teenagers were much more likely to talk in terms broadly related to therapeutic concerns than in the religious terms examined above:
112 — personally feeling, being, getting, or being made happy
Note that these are not total number of times that teenagers used a word or phrase, but simply the number of teens who used them. In fact, our interviewed teenagers used the single, specific phrase to "feel happy," for instance, more than two thousand times. In short, our teen interview transcripts reveal clearly that the language that dominates U.S. adolescent interests and thinking about life — including religious and spiritual life — is primarily about personally feeling good and being happy. That is what defines the dominant epistemological framework and evaluative standard for most contemporary U.S. teenagers — and probably for most of their baby-boomer parents. This, we think, has major implications for religious faiths seriously attempting to pass on the established beliefs and practices of their historical traditions.
"Religion" in the United States separates itself out and operates at multiple levels in different ways. American religion is most obvious at the level of formal organizations, the plane on which denominations, seminaries, religious congregations, publishing houses, and other religious organizations operate. But religion also often operates distinctively at a level "below" the organizational plane, at the level of individual belief and practice. Here religious faith is often eclectic, idiosyncratic, and syncretistic, inconsistently — from the perspective of most organized religious traditions, at least — mixing together elements as diverse as belief in infant baptism, interest in horoscope predictions, and the collection of religious kitsch. This is the dimension that some scholars have called "lived religion" or "popular religion." [7] Beyond these two levels, Bellah's major contribution in 1967 was to reveal civil religion operating in the United States at yet another level — "above" the plane of formal religious organizations. Bellah very insightfully showed how religious symbols and discourse — appropriated and abstracted from the Judeo-Christian tradition — are mobilized at a national civic level for purposes of national order, unity, and purpose.
What we are suggesting here in our observations about Moralistic Therapeutic Deism is that, to understand the fullness of "religion" in the United States, we need to come to see yet another level or plane of religious life or practice operating in this social order (as shown in figure 2 on page 169 of Soul Searching). At the "bottom" exists the eclectic, idiosyncratic, and discretely syncretistic faiths operating at the level of individual religion. "Higher up" abides the more coherent, systematized faiths operating on the plane of organizational religion. Even "higher" exists the nationally unifying political faith of American civil religion.
But situated between the individual level at the "bottom" level and the organized religions and civil religion on planes above that, there operates yet another distinct level of religion in the United States — the widely shared, interfaith religion of Moralistic Therapeutic Deism. Like American civil religion, Moralistic Therapeutic Deism appropriates, abstracts, and revises doctrinal elements from mostly Christianity and Judaism for its own purpose. But it does so in a "downward," apolitical direction. Its social function is not to unify and give purpose to the nation at the level of civic affairs. Rather, it functions to foster subjective well-being in its believers and to lubricate interpersonal relationships in the local public sphere. Moralistic Therapeutic Deism exists, with God's aid, to help people succeed in life, to make them feel good, and to help them get along with others — who otherwise are different — in school, at work, on the team, and in other routine areas of life.
Finally, to suggest that "religion" in the United States operates complexly and distinctly on different levels, however, does not mean that those levels never interact or influence each other. They do. Purely individual beliefs, for instance, are shaped in part by the teachings of organized religion — as well as by horoscopes, advice columns, talk show hosts, and so on. American civil religion is affected both by liberal religious activism and by the Religious Right operating at the level of formal religious organization. The same observation about interlevel interaction and influence is also true of Moralistic Therapeutic Deism. It helps to organize and harmonize individual religious beliefs "below" it. It also both feeds upon and shapes — one might say infects — the religious doctrines and practices at the organizational and institutional level "above" it. In addition it mirrors and may very well interface with American civil religion at the highest level by providing the nation's inhabitants a parallel and complementary common, unifying, functional faith that operates at a more apolitical, private, and interpersonal level of human life.
The cultural influence of Moralistic Therapeutic Deism may also be nudging American civil religion in a "softer," more inclusive, ecumenical, and multireligious direction. What is conservative becomes more "compassionate," what is liberal becomes more "bleeding heart" and "inclusive," and what is remotely particularistic is increasingly universalized. All can then together hold hands and declare in unison, "Each person decides for himself/herself!" And those who believe that only the born again who are justified by the spilled blood of Jesus Christ go to heaven, or that the Angel Moroni really did appear to Joseph Smith with a new and commanding revelation, or that God's chosen people really must faithfully observe his laws are suspect. The flock of sheep is diversified and expanded, but certain goats remain part of the picture nonetheless. [8]
Adults in the United States over the last many decades have recurrently emphasized that which separates teenagers from grown-ups, highlighting things that make each of them different and seemingly unable to relate to each other. But, as reported in our book, Soul Searching, our conversations with ordinary teenagers around the country made the contrary clear to us, that in most cases teenage religion and spirituality in the United States are much better understood as largely reflecting the world of adult religion, especially parental religion, and are in strong continuity with it. Few teenagers today are rejecting or reacting against the adult religion into which they are being socialized. Rather, most are living out their religious lives in very conventional and accommodating ways. The religion and spirituality of most teenagers actually strike us as very powerfully reflecting the contours, priorities, expectations, and structures of the larger adult world into which adolescents are being socialized. In many ways, religion is simply happily absorbed by youth, largely, one might say, "by osmosis" — as one sixteen-year-old white Catholic boy from Pennsylvania stated so well: "Yeah, religion affects my life a lot, but you just really don't think about it as much. It just comes natural I guess after a while."
However, it appears that only a minority of U.S. teenagers are naturally absorbing by osmosis the traditional substantive content and character of the religious traditions to which they claim to belong. For, it appears to us, another popular religious faith — Moralistic Therapeutic Deism — is colonizing many historical religious traditions and, almost without anyone noticing, converting believers in the old faiths to its alternative religious vision of divinely underwritten personal happiness and interpersonal niceness. Exactly how this process is affecting American Judaism and Mormonism we refrain from further commenting on, since these faiths and cultures are not our primary fields of expertise.
Other more accomplished scholars in those areas will have to examine and evaluate these possibilities in greater depth. But we can say that we have come with some confidence to believe that a significant part of "Christianity" in the United States is actually only tenuously connected to the actual historical Christian tradition, [9] but has rather substantially morphed into Christianity's misbegotten step-cousin, Christian Moralistic Therapeutic Deism. This has happened in the minds and hearts of many individual believers and, it also appears, within the structures of at least some Christian organizations and institutions. The language — and therefore experience — of Trinity, holiness, sin, grace, justification, sanctification, church, Eucharist, and heaven and hell appear, among most Christian teenagers in the United States at the very least, to be being supplanted by the language of happiness, niceness, and an earned heavenly reward. It is not so much that Christianity in the United States is being secularized. Rather more subtly, either Christianity is at least degenerating into a pathetic version of itself or, more significantly, Christianity is actively being colonized and displaced by a quite different religious faith.
Christian Smith. "On 'Moralistic Therapeutic Deism' as U.S. Teenagers' Actual, Tacit, De Facto Religious Faith." in Princeton Lectures on Youth, Church, and Culture, 2005 (Princeton, NJ: Princeton Theological Seminary, 2005).
Reprinted by permission of the author.
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The Binghamton Senators are facing elimination with their backs against the wall as they fall to the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins 3-2 in what else, overtime, as Chuck Kobasew tips in a Conor Sheary shot from the blue line and takes a 2-1 series lead in the best of five series in the Eastern Conference Quarter Finals. The Senators couldn't mount any quality offensive threat as their fluid style of skating and creating scoring chances was limited all night by the Penguins stingy, tight defensive play.
Both teams start out in the first on a rapid pace to set the tone as Simon Despres' blocks a shot on Cole Schneider's wrister from the high slot. Mark Borowiecki hits Anton Zlobin hard into the corner boards knocking him to the ice and is in pain as Boro gets a boarding call out of it setting up a Penguins power play. Shortly after Fredrik Claesson knocks the twig out of Tom Kostopoulos hands setting up a five on three advantage for the Pens. Cody Ceci, Derek Grant and Alex Grant are the Sens PK'ers for 53 seconds of the two-man advantage.
Nick Drazenovic's one timer from the bottom circle beats Hammond for the Penguins first power play goal of the series as Kobasew set him up with a nice cross ice feed with Hammond late getting into position. However, 23 seconds later Binghamton ties it up with Corey Cowick and Wacey Hamilton getting an odd man rush as Cowick lets go a wrist shot and finds the back of the net in past Mannino for the shorthanded tally. Good momentum swing for the Senators and quieting the home crowd as the Sens score their first shorthanded goal of the series.
Into the middle period as the Senators look to turn it up a gear and start skating as Zloben remains out for the Penguins. Dominik Uher gets a high sticking whistle on Mark Stone and the Senators go on the power play. Patrick Mullen's one timer is stopped by Mannino as Wilkes-Barre does a good job in killing it. Darren Kramer and Zach Sill chirping with one another after Mannino gloves Kramer's shot up high. Pens get a two on one with Kobasew's tap in from Sheary is stopped by Andrew Hammond.
Play is for the most part in the Senator's zone the majority of the first half of the second period with Borowiecki getting literally his head into the game stopping a Drazenovic shot but appears okay. Pens heavy fore-checking in shutting down the Senators offensive game and gets results out of it when they score the go ahead goal with a Carter Rowney drop pass to Adam Payerl shooting in on net beating a screened Hammond for a 2-1 lead. Chris Wideman gets called for interference on Bobby Farnham to end the period with the Penguins on the PP to start the third.
Binghamton kills the remaining 1:48 of the power play to begin the final frame as the Senators need to get their offense going. Jim O'Brien shoots hitting the crossbar and on the other end Hammond makes a nice save on Sheary. O'Brien has better luck in the next few sequences after D. Grant's shot hits off of McNeill's stick to O'Brien before tucking in the puck past Mannino to tie the game up from the low circle giving his club new life. Hammond comes up big putting up a wall in stopping several Pens chances later including Sill's snap shot from between the hash marks.
Third period ends up being the Senators better ones but still don't have that offensive flow to it that we are so accustomed to seeing as WBS covers the middle and forcing the Senators to go wide to the outside lanes limiting any scoring opportunities. Two teams are heading to overtime for the third consecutive time.
In the extra period Ceci had a golden opportunity just missing the connecting pass to Hamilton as down on the other end Sheary keeps the puck in the offensive zone and shoots towards the net from the blue line with Kobasew parked in front getting a piece of it slightly changing directions but enough to get past Hammond and into the back of the cage. Another 3-2 overtime loss by Binghamton as they were out shot 33-22 for the game.
- Seven out of the last ten playoff games played between these two teams have ended up a 3-2 score.
- Luke Richardson rolled two lines in the majority of the third period with Da Costa centering Stone and Schneider as well as Jean-Gabriel Pageau centering David Dziurzynski and O'Brien.
- Much better effort from Hammond this time as he kept his team in the game stopping 30 shots with many from close range.
- WBS played a sound game in limiting the B-Sens offense and was very effective as they forced the forwards to go wide all night in shutting down the middle lanes. That's how you win hockey games as they put up a clinic when you are up against a high scoring opponent.
- No Matt Puempel tonight as he has practiced the last few days with the team. Perhaps he'll be a go on Friday. JOB's line up spot took place of Garrett Thompson's on the third line as I suppose Luke will once again make a few line up changes for Friday night. O'Brien looked good in his first game back while scoring a goal in his return.
- Kobasew has two goals and two assists so far in the series but his on ice presence is something you can't miss as his hockey experience proves to be invaluable. Without him, this series might have a different tone set to it.
- Going to be a tough task in winning the next two games let alone one on Friday as the team that wins game three history will show usually goes on and wins the series. But hey, it's the playoffs so anything can happen just like in 2011 with that first round against Manchester when the Sens were down 3-1 but came back winning the last three games to take the series.
- #1 Kobasew (1g 1a)
- #2 Payerl (1g)
- #3 Drazenovic (1g)
Playoffs. Game IV.
Friday Night @ Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins.
Cover photo & inserts courtesy of Jeff Ulmer.
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March 27, 2013
I stopped writing in January and thanked those for reading. I just happened to log on this morning and - it's still active! Hmmm...I may ask for a trade to Minnesota.
Since I can still post I will take a moment to write - please vote on Tuesday! It appears our council will have a huge task ahead of them if Mr. Levitt leaves for California and the Milton and Janesville school boards have their hands full.
Get involved. The best way to do it is vote next Tuesday. I'll be in line. I hope to see you as well.
I hope all is well with the readers. Enjoy the rest of your spring break and have a blessed Easter weekend.
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Rihanna came out of a medical building in Bev Hills Tuesday ... and said she's doing a lot better, but it's done nothing to stop the pregnancy talk.
Rihanna has cancelled 4 concert dates on her Diamonds World Tour ... which kicked off on March 8.
Sources connected to the singer told TMZ in early March she was suffering from a throat infection. Thing is ... it's been more than a month now and there are clearly still issues.
Because the info coming from Rihanna's camp has been sketchy ... there have been a slew of tabloid stories speculating that she's pregnant.
Congratulations! Your goal of becoming a ghetto girl is nearly complete. You will soon be a baby-mama.
Based on her high class (NOT) boyfriend, you all know that angry, dysfunctional, angry gay Chris Brown, my bet is she has an STD... Wow, now all the stupid believers of these low lifes have something to hate me for saying, but watch its is just a metter of time before KARMA catches up to these 2 putiful excuses for humans. They are both pathetic low lifes.
If she is with Chris's, if you know he can't handle you and your attitude, just think how he will be with a baby with that temper.
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Wasn't there just a video of her smoking pot last week? If she is pregnant that would make her ridiculously stupid. It is possible she aborted though. I can't see her OR C.B. having the patience for a child.
Just what this country needs...another FETAL ALCOHOL SYNDROME & DRUG ADDICTED ANCHOR-BABY by a ILLEGAL GHETTO SKANK & HO.....
Earlier this week there was a blind about a popular perfomer overdosing ....
drugsssss addiction that's all
Her fans will believe anything. I will spell it out: YOU CANNOT GET LARYNGITIS FROM LIP SYNCING. She's just emotionally drained from trying to keep her man in check. He picked up a blasian chick (got her number and they later went to his place) AND his bodyguard took the fall and said it was actually him that was picking up that girl.
Pregnancy or throat infection, whatever it is it's probably a good idea to STOP SMOKING!
Well I guess it's time to fess-up, it's true, I knocked Rihanna up. Please respect our privacy during this dreadful time.
Hope not, wasn't she just photographed smoking a joint a couple of weeks ago. Loser
If true, there could be a question of who the father is. ANY man she names should get a test before beating his chest.
I heard lots of talk of her overdosing being reason she was hospitalized!
Oh dear lord...the idea that Chris Brown has procreated does not speak well for the future of the human race


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To get completely wrecked beyond belief over the course of a few days with use of illegal substances and alcohol.
Come'on boys, are going FULL BORE tonight or what?!?
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Can be used at anytime to show its stupidly like really awsum, kool etc.
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