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In case you see a flurry of reports online that Jon Bon Jovi is dead ... not true.
Bon Jovi's rep says the singer is alive and well and performing at a charity event.
He may be livin' on a prayer, but he's still livin'.
He may be wanted dead or alive, but the latter is where it's at ... at least for now.
He was NOT shot thru the heart.
We'll be here all week.
4:42 PM PT: And if you still don't believe us -- JBJ himself just tweeted the following picture, containing today's date ...
Well, i never heard these news, until now.
Well hes new music is dead now, he has not make a hit since 2005
Glad to hear that this is just a BAD rumor! Why can't everyone just leave these people alone & quit with the ridiculous rumors!
I'm SO GLAD to hear that this is just a BAD rumor! Why can't everyone just leave these people alone & quit starting these ridiculous rumors! I love the sign that he made showing his location along with the date & time! Have a GREAT, very ALIVE, Christmas, Jon Bon Jovi & family! :)
What an idiot whoever posted this. JBJ forever!
I was jus*****ching the video for Never Say Goodbye yesterday and I still love their music. People are so mean. I am so glad he's alive and well!
You know what's dead is that hairy a55 arms.
Don't believe anything you read.
Bon Jovi has been dead since the 80s
I just got back from a benefit show where JBJ played. He told the story about how he went home after the soundcheck and was spending time with his family and some friends when his kids' cell phones (then his and his wife's) starting blowing up with calls. All related to the rumor. Imagine if he was on the road and his kids got those calls.
I sure hope Heaven does not smell like New Jersey!
Thank goodness he's alive! I think it's so cruel someone started this rumor but if they had to do something like this why couldn't they have chose Scott Disick?
If heaven looks like Jersey I'm getting off the pike.
But he is still hot and I'd do him.
That is so sad for people to send rumors like that. This world is a big shame . They have nothing better to do then to spread rumors about people , things, etc. Holiday right around the corner too. I'm so glad to hear it isn't true and he is much alive. God bless you Mr. Jon Bon Jovi..Happy Holidays
Has anyone considered the possibility that he may have delusions of grandeur and might have had a double working for/with him. Maybe folks. Maybe.
OH YEA! HAVE A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR! SOOO HAPPY YOUR ALIVE AND WELL! MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU,YOUR FAMILY, AND OF CORSE THE BAND! I <3 JBJ 4ever!
Im so sick of you people saying dumb crap and making stupid remarks about BON JOVI. Ya'll are just jelous because hes making millions with his awesome music thats been around since I was born I grew up listen to his music and he's still putting out good music. Ya'll can have your wanna be rap crap and so called country! Atleast Bon Jovi has AlWAYS made gr8t music and still is! If ya'll aint got nothing nice to say about Bon Jovi then just SHUT THE HELL UP! I LOVE YOUR MUSIC AND GLAD YOUR NOT DEAD I ALMOST CRIED TIL I GOOGLED IT! YOUR THE BEST KEEP UP THE WONDERFUL WORK AND WONDERFUL MUSIC YOUR PUTTING OUT! I LOVE YOU!
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July 22, 2009
TT: In a mist
The first orchestral dress rehearsal of The Letter began in a rainstorm. Even after the rain stopped, there was fog throughout the area. That's not an inappropriate effect for an opera noir, though I would have preferred lightning. Fortunately, the Santa Fe Opera's Crosby Theatre, while it's an open-air house, is shielded more or less effectively from the weather, so the rehearsal started on time--immediately after sunset--and proceeded without incident.
I don't want to court the wrath of the theater gods, but I can't deny what everyone seems to be saying this morning, which is that last night's rehearsal went extraordinarily, even phenomenally well. All of Monday's minor glitches cleared themselves up as if by magic, and everyone in the cast rose to the occasion and performed as though their lives depended on it. On Monday we got to see what the show looked like for the first time, and now we know how it will sound with all the design elements in place and fully functioning. Not to put too fine a point on it, but The Letter looks like a movie, sounds like an opera, and plays like a play. It is, in short, everything that Paul Moravec and I had hoped for it to be, and we're thrilled beyond words.
No rehearsal tonight! Mrs. T has arrived, and the two of us are going to take the evening off and see Don Giovanni after Paul and I talk to an Associated Press reporter and give a presentation on The Letter in downtown Santa Fe. The final dress begins at nine o'clock sharp tomorrow night. I can't wait....
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Dine and Dash: Dominique Lopez-Stickney is our team's dietary expert and one tough competitor.
I Am PRC: Meet the Dominator
We first met Dominique Lopez-Stickney two years ago at a meet-and-greet for new members of the Portland Running Company Race Team. Since then, she has become a valued teammate, on the roads, on the trails, and even in the store, where she works part-time on top of her full-time job as a health coach. She's a fantastic resource for all of her friends and running partners who have questions about the nexus of health, diet, and exercise. We love her for her boundless curiousity, her empathetic, listening nature, and her goofy sense of humor. But make no mistake. This former Cincinnati Bearcat is a ferocious competitor as well, and she has unfinished business with the marathon. Read on to learn more about this familiar face from the front of the pack.
Where are you from?
Delaware, OH, home of the Little Brown Jug [harness race] and Rutherford B. Hayes, our 19th president.
When did you move to Portland?
I moved to Portland in 2009 by way of Texas, by way of Minnesota, by way of Ohio.
I grew up in central Ohio, which is known for its flat cornfields, humidity, and mosquitoes. The mountains and ocean of the Pacific Northwest seemed as different from that as I could think. I wavered between Seattle and Portland, without ever visiting either. I'm so glad I moved to Portland. It's a village. And Seattle traffic scares me.
Tell us a little about your running history? How'd you get started?I was pressured to run by my friends in high school—that, and I was so bad at other sports where you actually needed skills. We used to run laps around the goal posts in soccer practice, and I was one of the fastest runners. Running makes me feel so energized, I definitely feel the endorphins when I run. After high school, I went to college near home and worked. I decided to run a marathon because I had nothing else going on. I told myself if I could do a marathon, which at that time I thought was probably the hardest thing out there, then I could run in college. So I did. I walked on to the University of Cincinnati's team, and I had a great experience that changed my life. I had one of the best coaches out there.
Who was that?
Bill Schnier. He has these classic sound bites. We even had a shirt made with the Top 10 Schnier-isms. He also holds multiple masters degrees and believes there's more to life than running, so he was really supportive of scheduling conflicts with classes.
Bill Schnier
Why are you still competitive?
I feel like I haven't reached my potential. I don't have a lot of raw talent, but in running, or work, school, etc., I have a pretty good work ethic. I've gotten this far in life through hard work, and accomplished everything I've set out to do. Why should running be any different?
What's the focus of your running, now? Goals?
My focus since that first marathon has always been the marathon. I've PR'd every time I've run one. Maybe that's why I've had a hard time this past year; I haven't PR'd. I'm not giving up, though. I don't think it matters what your time goal is, whether it's 5 hours or 2 1/2 hours; from talking with other runners, we think the same about doing our best and feeling proud from a good time as a product of hard work. I have lots of goals! My "A" goal is to go under 3 hours...then I'll think about "B" through "F." I've been working on the sub-3 goal for over a year. I feel like once I get below that, I'll pick up some momentum again.
What do you think your strengths are as a runner?
Well, I love running. I don't get the "running sucks" T-shirts. Running is the best thing since sliced bread! And you don't have to worry about getting a flat tire or equipment malfunction with running. It's simple. I guess specific personal strengths as a runner...maybe it's that I don't really consider myself a runner. I constantly feel like I'm one off day from not being a runner. I just run, I'll probably always do it. I've been running and racing for 15 years now, but I could fall off the wagon any day.
What are your favorite types of workouts? Favorite races or race distances?
Until recently I had a lot of anxiety about track workouts, and I realize that they're some of the best things that I can do for my running and my health. I love 800s, 1200s, 400s, especially in that order. We've been trying to end workouts with 200s or 400s for some speed. For racing, the half-marathon is kinda fun. I can still run the week after, unlike a marathon.
Favorite place to run around here?
Last year after getting totally burned out on the downtown Portland Waterfront loop I discovered Alameda. I'll run there and over to Mt. Tabor then to Laurelhurst for a longer run. For trails Crown Zellerbach is unbeatable.
How did you come across PRC?
I found out about PRC through the Race Team in 2012. I started running with the team, and then started working weekends at the store as a second job. I think I started March 2012, and it's been on again/off again since. I worked a summer sale a few weekends ago.
What's the best part of working here?
One of the best things about PRC is the co-workers. They're now my running partners, which was something I was looking for at the time. I like to stay in the loop on who is working there, because they are always the most awesome people. I tell my current co-workers [at my full-time job] to go there and get fitted or go for running advice. I also love talking to people about their running and health goals. People come to the store for shoes, etc., when they are motivated and ready to take action on a health change. It's gratifying to be a part of that!
Do you still fill-in for Shasta when she can't lead PRC's weekly core class? What is your favorite kind of cross-training or ancillary training?
I do when I can. My work schedule is pretty flexible, but some weeks are kind of busy. An hour of core is a lot, so I'm always sore for a couple of days after. I love yoga! I'm not trying to be competitive, but I'm pretty good at the poses. I'll do yoga at 24 Hour Fitness in the Pearl or Yoga on Yamhill on my lunch hour sometimes. I'll do yoga in the kitchen at home to reach for something.
What keeps you involved with the PRC Race Team? Is "team" important to you?
Most people can probably identify with this, and for me having someone to do a track workout with at 5:30 a.m. is the difference between doing it, and maybe not. I also love going to local races and seeing teammates with the PRC jersey at a turnaround, and we wave or say "good job," even if we don't really know each other. I also think it makes races less intimidating, and can help calm nerves if we are joking around before the start.
What is your current career? Are you a dietitian, a nutritionist, or both? What's the difference?
I am a registered dietitian (RD) and licensed in the state of Oregon to practice. A registered dietitian nutritionist (RDN)...well, I'm that, too. You think I would know, but it's a new credential. Maybe we shouldn't get too caught up in labels. Right now I work for Moda Health in downtown Portland as a health coach. I have a masters of public health in nutrition, but I've carved out a niche for myself as a health coach, which isn't really public health focused, but I think I like it. I've been doing that for a total of five or six years now. A registered dietitian is really the expert in nutrition. We have to attend at least a 4-year accredited university, internship, pass an exam, and keep the credential valid through continuing education. Soon we will be required to also have a related graduate degree.
There's a lot of people out there giving nutrition advice. Most fad diets were not created by dietitians, because we would probably just tell people to eat more vegetables. I've had so many jobs related to nutrition and research. One job was at the University of Minnesota, where I went to grad school. I called research study participants whose dietary intake we needed for all sorts of nutrition related studies. I've collected dietary recalls from so many people, from city bus drivers for a health intervention, to mom's of newborns for a Gerber study.
Let's talk a little about nutrition. Are the runners you know good eaters—by that I mean, do they eat a healthy diet in your estimation? What are the mistakes we make?
Wow, this has gotten really deep. It depends on the runner. We as runners can probably get away with a little more discretionary calories than the average American. In general, we tend to overestimate calories burned and underestimate calories consumed. We've all heard of runners who train for marathons and gain weight, proof that it's a lot easier to consume it than to burn it off. Evidence from research studies we hear in the news may be taken out of context or be flawed. We also may just want validation that the coffee and beer we drink are good for us.
Do you feel that diet affects your performance as a runner? What's the biggest change you think someone can make in diet to improve their running?
Personally, I do. There are professional runners who eat a diet of McDonald's and who knows what other processed foods. Just because we exercise, doesn't mean we can fuel with garbage. For me, a change that has been huge was to drink more water. Every morning, before the coffee, I chug at least a pint of water. Gravitating towards more real, whole foods prepared at home from in-season choices is not only a healthy change nutritionally, but on so many other levels for the environment and local economy.
Is it easier to eat well in Portland than elsewhere? Why or why not?
We're all kind of foodies in some way, right? Maybe Portland just brings out the inner nerdy dietitian in all of us. It's part of the culture, it's socially accepted and admired. There's a TV show about it..."Is It Local?" From what I hear, other parts of the country are also catching on to it, and I feel in Portland it's all so geographically close to us that it's natural that we want to eat local, fresh foods and support our farmers. I mean, we grow the hops that is in the IPA we drink. Tell me what's more local than that?
What's going on in your backyard these days?
Oh, well, I'm glad that you asked. We just finished up grape season with three different varieties of grape jam. The basil is out of control, we are on pesto overload. We have enough frozen basil to last until next summer. [Editor's note: Dibs!] We're really enjoying squashes and green beans. We keep some beans on the stalk through winter and harvest to cook the bean as a legume for soups. As always the chickens and bees are doing their job by producing.
Any other hobbies or pursuits of yours we don't know about?
I'm studying for a personal trainer certification. That's been valuable to help with my knowledge of strength training to have a more balanced body. I also just commissioned as an officer in the Army Medical Corps as a dietitian. I'm looking forward to what that may bring.
Everything Paleo is super popular right now. Do you embrace that diet? Can it work for endurance athletes?
Oooh...Paleo. I'm not going to offend any paleo followers here. Fad diets are like fashion, they come and they go. But there are staples of a healthy diet that never go out of style. Like fruits, vegetables, lean proteins, and whole grains. I don't go on diets. I tried once and it was too hard. Eating intuitively has been my best bet personally. I'm sure there are some endurance athletes who have embraced the paleo diet, and it may be healthier than what they were eating before. Paleo may just be the 2014 version of Atkins, with a twist to fit the whole food, local movement.
If you were something from the backyard, what would you be and why?
I would have to be one that is really organized and productive. Maybe I'd be a bee colony.
Naked Bike Ride: How many years have you done it? Any tips for beginners?
Twice. Each year has been different so far, but still very naked. It's a protest. This year we were protesting in support of body acceptance, your right to bike on the road, and enviornmental conservation. All things I absolutely support. Tips would be to wear warm clothes there, stash them in a pannier or bike bucket for the ride, and get 100% naked. Also, beer doesn't hurt. So wear a helmet.
Is Minneapolis or Portland a better running city? Why?
I am very certain Portland is a superior running city due to the mild climate, abundance of trails, sporting goods companies based here, and elite and locally competitive athletes that live here. On the other hand, I am also certain that Minneapolis is a better biking city due to the off-street bike highways and the fact that they don't flaunt the bike scene—very unassuming, non horn-tooting. Portland has a great bike infrastructure for street biking, but who wants to bike on crowded streets with cars?
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"Billy Crystal's an amazing comedic actor," remarked Dan Scanlon, Director, Disney•Pixar's Monsters University. "He gave us so much fun material, we decided to cut four slightly different versions of the trailer. We are so happy to have him back as Mike!" "Monsters University" will hit U.S. theaters on June 21, 2013 – nearly 12 years after the "Monsters, Inc." theatrical debut.
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Mike Wazowski and James P. Sullivan are an inseparable pair, but that wasn't always the case. From the moment these two mismatched monsters met they couldn't stand each other. "Monsters University" unlocks the door to how Mike and Sulley overcame their differences and became the best of friends.
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Live Blog: Making New Campus Sexual Assault Regulations, Day 3
What You Need to Know
Analysis: Day 3 the of the negotiated rulemaking around the Violence Against Women Act amendments to the Clery Act (also known as Campus SaVE) proceeded a bit differently from the first two days – negotiators had a draft rule to work from, and consensus-building was clearly on their minds. If you're just joining us and wondering what negotiated rulemaking is, you can learn more here: http://www2.ed.gov/policy/highered/reg/hearulemaking/hea08/neg-reg-faq.html.
A few things came up:
- Getting the definition of stalking correct is tough. How it interacts with Clery Geography came up several times and finding a way to ensure stalking is captured accurately in statistics is still in flux. Generally no sides on this, though — everyone around the table wants to get it right.
- There was some hesitation about setting a definition of consent in this regulation, but that riff mostly stemmed from university counsel concerns. The Department of Education explained a desire to ensure statistics are consistent across schools.
- The statistic reporting tool (a chart) is complicated and there's still confusion (and resistance) around expanding it. The new law asks that we learn about more crimes on campus, specifically domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking– but this is being called "double counting" by some negotiators.
- Finally, confusion lingers around reporting for Clery statistics purposes and confidentiality. The Department of Education made clear, however, that there's a lot of room to improve the draft or provide additional info in a regulation preamble.
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Tokyo to Osaka (8mm movie)
An 8mm film documenting travels from Osaka to Tokyo.
Shot and edited by Thomas Beswick
Music by Martin Ballou.
The film was also used in a collaborative project working together with Jesse Freeman. The collaborative project was entitled "Winter Mondays, Summer Sundays". Please read the extra information below: Film Title: Winter Mondays, Summer Sundays
Tagline: Two directors, Two Journey's into analogue Synopsis: Two films: one about a mundane walk to the train station on a winter Monday morning and one about an exciting trip away from the city on a summer Sunday.
Stylization: Half shot in black and white 35mm film in stop motion and half shot in color 8mm the two films take on the characteristics that the trip dictates.
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Thursday, May 19, 2011
The Senate is continuing its investigation into reports from last month that showed Apple's iPhones collected location data and stored it for up to a year, even when the location software was turned off – a problem Apple says it has since fixed with a software patch.
The Senate Commerce Subcommittee on Consumer Protection, Product Safety, and Insurance, held a hearing to discuss consumer privacy concerns and to explore the possible role of the federal government in protecting consumers in the mobile marketplace.
Today's witnesses include Bret Taylor, Chief Technology Officer, Facebook; Catherine A. Novelli, Vice President, Worldwide Government Affairs, Apple Inc.; and Alan Davidson, Director of Public Policy for the Americas, Google Inc.
Subcommittee members brought up recently released draft proposals, such as "The Do-Not-Track Online Act of 2011." Introduced by Sen. Rockefeller (D-WV) on May 9, the bill aims to offer protections to consumers by preventing Web companies from tracking Internet surfing activities that are shared with advertisers. "Recent reports of privacy invasions have made it imperative that we do more to put consumers in the driver's seat when it comes to their personal information," Rockefeller said in a statement following the bill's introduction.
Last week, the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee held a hearing entitled "Protecting Mobile Privacy: Your Smartphones, Tablets, Cell Phones and Your Privacy." Committee members focused their questions on whether Apple's iPhone or devices running Google's Android platform hold records of user's location without their owner's knowledge or consent. The hearing also looked at what protections exist on current law, where the loopholes are regarding the newer mobile technologies, and what might be done legislatively to fill any gaps.
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Angus T. Jones is in showbiz limbo, because he hasn't quit "Two and a Half Men" and show execs haven't fired him after he trashed the show ... TMZ has learned.
Sources connected with "Men" tell TMZ ... all of the execs on the show and at Warner Bros. have seen Angus' video, in which he calls the sitcom "filth" and asks the audience to boycott.
We've learned Angus -- who rakes in $300,000 an episode -- has not contacted any of the show honchos to express his intentions, nor have any of his reps done the same. Although Angus says in the video he doesn't want to be on the show anymore, that message has not been conveyed to show execs.
On the other side, we've learned Chuck Lorre, the brains behind the show, has not played his hand ... even to Warner Bros. executives.
Today could be telling, because there's a scheduled rehearsal this AM. It's unclear if Angus is supposed to be there, but if he's a no-show his absence could be the first step toward the door.
Well at least he didn't become a Muslim and try to blow up sh**
Whatever he's going through, he handled this very badly, and it could easily come back in bite him in the butt.
Talk about biting the hand that feeds him. . . he probably could not do much outside of that show & now he will be black listed. Ten years from now selling real estate or insurance.
How eloquent. . . can anyone say "medical marijuana"?
Looks like this kid is smarter than most of commentators here.
There is lot of uninformed people who don't know what is really going on in this world and most of you are too lazy or ignorant to educate yourself.
Remember your job is to consumer who needs to be entertained not human that educate him/herself.
Stay ignorant.
Kind of late to be saying this now......c'mon. If he is truly upset about the show and what it does to people, then he should DONATE ALL of his earnings ( from ALL of the years doing the show) to a really worthy cause. That would show us something about his own moral character. What a hypocrite to be saying this now after the money he has earned and used from it.
get rid of him- he is no longer the cute little Jake anymore anyway- have him get killed in a freak accident in the kitchen on the base
Moron, moron, moron. Moron.moron .moron. Moron.
I hope his "church" swindles all of his money. He will be left robbing liquor stores and crying for help. What an idiot. He offends every hard working American by pissing away his fortune. He's basically giving the dumb people who still support that show a dump on their face. Idiot!
What is he going to do without this show, he only got the part cause he played a stupid kid and now that he is older he cant act but is still stupid. Looks like his acting days are over...He is almost like his co-star Asthin he played a dummy on thats 70 show and for some reason he keeps getting roles cause he cant act either
He thinks he's Charlie! Which he isn't!!! Charlie has millions from a long career. This little punk will have his money pilfered by a cult! Moron! Moron ! Moron! Stupid little Moron!!!!!
Who was the s***bag that made the tape 'in the name of G_D' then sold it to the tabs?
The TV show that made him millions of dollars, financially set for life is now nothing but "filth" and should be boycotted. Yet, he has no problem being paid 350k per eposide for basically showing up. It's in his contract. Thank you Charlie Sheen.
Let me be the first to say. He will appear on Anger Management, good old Charlie will look after him....
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Police are working on obtaining the security camera footage, Hansen said.
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Let's just say a lot of things happened along the way which consists mostly of laziness, very long artblock season, and overall…well…plain lazy to come back here really_(:3 」∠)_;;;;; will try to be more active here again but i can't promise anything
This might come off sudden considering how i haven't been on here lately but to anyone who's following me that owns a 3DS and plays pokemon XY and doesn't mind exchanging FCs, does anyone wants to exchange their codes with mine? It's okay i'm not doing anything weird I JUST NEED MORE FRIEND SAFARIS TO HUNT SHINY POKEMONS IN. It would be great if any of you has eevees though (you know how hard it is to pokeradar chain one of them outside) and i don't really mind if you have mostly ordinary pokemon in your safaris. I just hunt shinies, really.
My 3DS FC is 0302-1008-4614, and my safari is Ghost type. Just leave me a reply or an ask if you added me and i'll add you right back. I'll delete this post later so yeah.
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This is very demonizing and generalizing. I disagree completely that atheist have nothing consoling to offer at a time like this. Why is it necessary that god be mentioned for someone to offer comfort in a time like this. Aside from that, the second page of your article, where you write your own version of an atheists letter, is just plain idiotic.


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Sandusky Lee's Elite Transport Series Storage Cabinet allows you to store and transport your equipment and supplies in style. This 22-gauge steel mobile cabinet has an adjustable shelf inside that supports up to 85 pounds of evenly distributed weight. The cam lock ensures that your items stay protected from theft and vandalism. Casters are positioned for great support and so that the cabinet can be placed flush to the wall. The powder-coat paint finish resists scratches and comes in several great colors. Sandusky Lee's 18" wide x 24" deep Elite Transport Series Storage Cabinet ships completely assembled expect for the casters and comes backed by a five-year warranty.
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#SanditonFF is today at the Sanditon Gardens from 11AM - 10PM! Sponsored by Sanditon Events and Sanditon Urgent Care.
Here is a list of activities (and yumminess) that will be present:
Hope to see you there!
The Domino beta testing might have ended, but Sanditon Events is still here for residents to enjoy the rest of the summer!
Join us, Sanditon Cupcakes, and Sanditon Tea for Tea Time this Saturday from 9-11:30AM. There will be sweet treats, beautiful setups, and over 500 different varieties of tea offered! Just kidding! However, there will be several different kinds from all over the world for you to sample!
Join in on the fun, and we hope to see you there!
Ladies, ladies, ladies! We're bringing a little more nostalgia to the Midsummer Night's Ball this Saturday with dance cards!
Traditionally dance cards were used by women to pencil in the names of the gentleman with whom they intended to dance each dance with at a formal ball. They have an attached pencil and string to be worn around the ladies' wrists throughout the night.
The left side displays the type of dance number and the right side has space for the partners' names to be written.
For this ball, your dance partner can be either male or female, and there is no professional training or know-how required to partake in each dance. The name of the dances are just another remnant of nostalgia. Please dance in any way/style you desire.
Also, using the dance cards is not required. You can simply take a blank one home as a Midsummer Night's Ball keepsake.
If you choose to use them, you can either wait and take requests or ask around and fill it in yourself. We want everyone to have fun!
Can you pencil me in, or is your dance card full? :)
[Thanks to @SanditonPixels for the artwork.]
Glittering lights, ballgowns, fine dining, and a fanciful time.
The Midsummer Night's Ball will be held at the picturesque Ocean View Manor gallery on July 27th from four until nine.
Doors open at four o'clock. An early dinner will begin service at four-thirty, and the dancing will commence at six. Please RSVP with us, Sanditon Events, to procure your reservation.
We are proud to have the newly established SandiFlowers as a sponsor for this event. Make sure to stop by, call, or DM them for delivery. They will have special-made boutonnieres, corsages, and bouquets readily available for pickup for the big night!
If you are still looking for formal-wear or that perfect accessory, do not forget that Thrift'N Sanditon, Sanditon Mall, Dress Fanditon, and Vintage Sanditon are there for your needs. Many of the shops have discounts specifically for the Ball on Saturday, so make sure to stop by!We cannot wait to see all of Sanditon revolve around the dance floor!
[Thanks to Sanditon Advertising for the poster artwork.]
All Sanditonians are invited to mix, mingle, and feast! Check out Pane e Vino's website to see a few of its very tasty options! http://sanditonpev.tumblr.com/
[Poster art by Sanditon Pixels.]
Celebrate Independence Day with Sanditon Events!
Sponsored by Austen Financial.Poster Art by Sanditon Pixels.
Not only will we have BBQ grills set out to serve you (veggie, vegan, and gluten-free options too), SandiCakes has provided custom cakes for your enjoyment. And the #FoodTrailerGang will be there as well! Shrimp'N Doodles, Howdy Tacos, Sanditon Boba, and Beehive Burgers will all have special-themed menus for your palettes!
Sanditon Kite Shop will also have a booth and staff to help you create your own spectacular kites as well as sell festive ones for you to enjoy.
At 6PM, join us on Ocean Avenue to kick off the Fourth of July Parade! All of your local businesses and favorite stars of Sanditon will be a part of it; so stop by and cheer them on!
After you've enjoyed the parade, make sure to head back to the beach at 8PM where bonfires will be set up and the fireworks show will begin!
If you're still in the holiday mood, the after-party will be hosted at The SandBar! Stop by, have a drink, and take a turn around the dance floor!
So come on out and celebrate the Red, White, and Blue with us!
Location: Sanditon Botanical Gardens
Hope to see you all there!
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More details about #FoodWineFest!
Also, check out the website: sanditonfoodwinefest.wordpress.com
#FamilyFunDay all day today, the 21st, at the wonderful Sanditon Aquarium! Wear the best seahorse costume and you could win free tickets! Also, delicious customized treats will be provided by @SCAcupcakes and @SandiCakesCA!
Join in on the fun and experience Sanditon under the sea!
[Thanks to @SanditonPixels for the wonderful poster art.]
Mark your calendars! It's going to be quite the event!
Thought your weekend was busy enough? No way! We are never too busy to help out one of own here in Sanditon!
Sanditon Events and The Sand Amp(hitheater) have teamed up to bring you Saving the Scoops: BBQ and Benefit Concert! It's happening at The Sand Amp, this Sunday, from 1-7PM. We support Sanditon Scoops and Clara Breton, and we want to show that support in a big, loud, and fun way!
The Sand Amp has a huge outdoor events space that is positively littered with BBQ pits, grills, and picnic tables for our city to have fun in the sun! The staff will be out cooking up all of the deliciousness for you to enjoy. Sanditon Deli & Subs will also cater a large variety of subs! We'll have vegetarian and gluten-free options available for everyone!
The #FoodTrailerGang will be present to support Sanditon Scoops, so make sure to stop by and indulge yourself with yumminess!
Starting at 2PM, we will have some of Sanditon's very own local musicians supporting the cause!2:00 - 2:30: @SingingSimi2:45 - 3:15: @Haywood893:30 - 4:00: @Hazel_Sanditon4:15 - 4:45: @LilyAugustCA
Before and after the musical performances, make sure to enjoy the outdoor spaces and eat to your heart's content!
Tickets are $10 at the door. All proceeds will go to Sanditon Scoops!
We love our town and know that you love it too! So come on out and show your support!


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If you're a New Yorker, you would know that these days there aren't too many places the cool kids shy away from in New York City, and even more apparent is the trail they leave behind. The harbingers of gentrification have left their mark throughout the boroughs from Williamsburg through Bushwick and much of North Brooklyn, as well as Downtown Manhattan and even parts of Western Queens. Perhaps we have a problem with an army of yuppies colonizing our beloved neighborhoods, but it seems this is what it takes to get a neighborhood noticed by not just other New Yorkers and the world, but by developers who, we must admit, help make a neighborhood much more livable. The question however is if there could be, just maybe, a destination of equal glory and interest for these trendsetters or any other demographic in the misperceived, shadowlands of the Bronx? Hipster or not, allow me to introduce you to Mott Haven.


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Kathleen Turner directs the play, which is scheduled to play a limited engagement at the Laura Pels Theatre through April 13.
Based on the recent Williamstown Theatre Festival mounting (also directed by Turner), Crimes of the Heart features a company that includes WTF stars Patch Darragh (Our Town) as Doc Porter, Jennifer Dundas (Arcadia) as Lenny Magrath, Sarah Paulson ("Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip") as Meg Magrath, Lily Rabe (Heartbreak House) as Babe Botrelle and Chandler Williams (Translations) as Barnette Lloyd with new cast member Jessica Stone (Butley) as Chick Boyle.
Crimes of the Heart is billed as "a sharply funny play about the sometimes frayed edges of sisterly bonds," according to press notes. "The Magrath sisters have trouble with men. Lonely Lenny (Dundas) never married, failed singer/actress Meg (Paulson) lost count, and the youngest, Babe (Rabe) married an abuser — and shot him. Now the sisters reunite at Old Granddaddy's home in Hazelhurst, Mississippi to face life's most absurd tragedies. Alone, each woman might call it quits. Together, they'll have the most hilarious time of their lives."
The design team includes Anna Louizos (sets), David Murin (costumes), Natasha Katz (lights) and John Gromada (sound and original compositions).
For tickets to Crimes of the Heart, at the Laura Pels in the Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre, 111 West 46th Street, call Roundabout Ticket Services at (212) 719-1300 or visit roundabouttheatre.org.


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Main verse: Remain in Exile
Thor has remained in exile all these years, still believing it his mother's wish. He still believes his father dead and Mjolnir out of his reach.
But mostly they would tell of a god. A god caught between being a king and an angry young boy who loved the sound of his own thunder. A god who wondered every day if he was worthy, without ever realizing that was the very thing that made him so.
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Happy birthday to me! I had booze and cake and good friends and my friend Bob gave me a Thor poster.
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An anonymous reader writes "Here's an interesting article on the Google security blog about the dangers faced by modern web applications when hosting any user supplied data. The surprising conclusion is that it's apparently almost impossible to host images or text files safely unless you use a completely separate domain. Is it really that bad? "


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Below are recent news items and events happening at Beavercreek Township Fire Department.
Posted on 10.30.2014
Don't forget to turn your clocks back 1 hour when you go to bed this Saturday night. Daylight savings ends on Sunday, Nov. 2 at 2:00am. It's also recommended to change your batteries in your smoke detectors too. If you have any questions regarding your smoke detectors and their batteries, call 937-426-1627.
Posted on 10.30.2014
The Beavercreek Township Fire Department is collecting new, unwrapped toys at all four of their fire stations. They will collect till December 15, 2014. If you have any questions regarding the collection, please call Fire Administration at 937-426-1213
Posted on 6.30.2014
The BTFD Auxiliary is excited to announce its affiliation with DHS/FEMA Fire Corps. Fire Corps is a component of the Department of Homeland Security's Citizen Corps program, a national grassroots effort to increase the capacity of Fire Departments through the use of community volunteers. Fire Corps provides resources for departments to utilize volunteers in non- emergency roles so they can develop, implement and sustain programs and services that will help their local department meet the needs of the community.
The Beavercreek Township Fire Department Auxiliary, began in 1995, is an all-volunteer organization which provides support to the BTFD both at emergency scenes and social events. Our on-scene team responds to major fire events and provides two distinct service; firefighter rehabilitation and victim assistance. Our teams make sure our firefighters are provided an area for rehab where they receive medical attention from the department medics, food, beverages, and an area where they can sit and cool down/warm up away from the immediate fire area. Our victim assistance team stands with the victims throughout the incident. We help them understand what is going on, act as their liaison with the on-scene commander and help them begin the recovery process. We assist them in contacting their insurance agent, contractors (if necessary) and lodging for the next 24 hours if the residence is un-inhabitable.
Our social activities team is active in planning events for the firefighters and their families to enhance department camaraderie and cohesiveness. Our team routinely hosts wedding/baby showers, picnics, a party with Santa Claus, and other department wide activities.
All members of the BTFD Auxiliary also participate in the annual fire department events like the Open Houses in May and October at the different stations. The Auxiliary participates in the Beavercreek Popcorn Festival and sells reflective house number signs throughout the year.
Our volunteers are community members, firefighter's family members and several previous fire victims. Our members range in age from young adults to retirees. Our volunteers can indicate their own availability based on their other commitments. Applications are available at www.beavercreekfire.org/Auxiliary or by calling (937) 426-1213.
On Monday, August 25, 2014, Community Blood Center (CBC), the Beavercreek Township Fire Department and the Beavercreek Police Department will sponsor a "Battle of the Badges" community blood drive. The hours of registration will be from 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM at Peace Lutheran Church, 3530 Dayton-Xenia Road, Beavercreek, Ohio.
"Battle of the Badges" is a friendly competition among our Quiet Heroes – Beavercreek law enforcement, fire and EMS agencies. "Battle of the Badges" is a way to help supplement the blood supply during the summer months. Blood donors are asked to give in honor of their favorite department. Each person who registers to donate blood will be asked to cast their vote for law enforcement or the fire/EMS. All that register to donate will also receive a summer blood donor theme T-shirt.
Why is summer so challenging for blood donations? Summer break puts high school blood drives on hold until classes resume. Family vacations and outdoor excursions leave less time for donating, and vacation schedules at work can mean fewer donors at corporate and business blood drives.
Blood donation requirements: Donors are required to provide a photo ID that includes their full name. Past CBC donors are also asked to bring their CBC donor ID card.
Donors must be at least 16 years of age (16 years old with parental consent: form available at www.givingblood.org or at CBC branch & blood drive locations). Weigh a minimum of 110 pounds, and be in good physical health. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) changes blood donor eligibility guidelines periodically. Individuals with eligibility questions are invited to email firstname.lastname@example.com or call the Community Blood Center at 1(800) 388-4483. Make an appointment by visiting www.DonorTime.com.
Posted on 1.2.2014
The Beavercreek Township Fire Department has proudly provided emergency care for our citizens for over fifty years. This level of dedication to our community continues by providing valuable Heart Saver Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and First Aid training to all of our citizens and businesses, FREE OF CHARGE!
In 2013, we offered over twenty classes and trained more than 200 citizens. Our goal is to keep class sizes small and provide more one-on-one attention for students. The class time is spent on both lecture, and more importantly hands-on training to assure students are well trained and comfortable with the skills. Our cadre of instructors has more than fifty years experience teaching CPR and are among the best in the Dayton area.
The Fire Chief, David VandenBos, believes by providing this service to our community we increase our emergency response team by having citizens who are well trained to provide this life saving skill for all of Beavercreek.
There is a small fee required for the American Heart Association (AHA) course materials, but this booklet and the certification card come to less than thirty dollars. This cost is still less than other courses, plus the certification through AHA is valid for two years where others are only valid for one year.
Of course, not everyone needs to certify every two years. However, some employers do mandate employees maintain their CPR certification and we believe AHA provides the best value. Though the average citizen may not need to re-certify every two years, we encourage you do so. Let's face it, most people don't provide CPR routinely, and CPR needs to be practiced in order to remain comfortable with these skills.
As mentioned prior, we also provide First Aid training and Healthcare CPR if we have enough demand for them. Both CPR and First Aid classes are scheduled for four hours. Together these classes are eight hours long. Often times we teach it in two sessions in order to meet citizens busy schedules. Further, when providing re-fresher classes for citizens previously trained, class time is reduced.
We should mention that within all CPR classes the use of Automatic Defibrillators (AED) is also covered. Many times we have heard from students these machines can be intimidating. Rest assured, we will make sure you are comfortable with the use of AED's. Since AED's were introduced countless lives have been saved. CPR is an intricate part of saving lives when the heart stops working, but coupled with the use of AED's you can significantly increase a loved one's chance of surviving.
Our Heart Saver CPR classes are currently offered once a month. Please check our website at www.beavercreekfire.org/CPR to sign up for a class. Once signed up, you will receive an email or phone call regarding the purchase of the book that you will need for the class. If you have any questions please call the Fire Administration Office at 426-1213. We look forward to hearing from you soon!
Website Updates
Posted on 3.28.2011
Beavercreek Township Fire Department's website has been updated to included easier navigation, faster uploads, and more publicly available information.


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Innovation Award for Matthew's Enterprise Trust, Preston
|October 29, 2014
|Filled under Business, Community, Farming, Preston
MATTHEW'S ENTERPRISE TRUST based at Neat Marsh Farm, Preston won an award at the recent Chamber Bridlington & Yorkshire Coast Business Awards 2014 organised by the Hull & Humber Chamber of Commerce. The prestigious event held at The Spa, Bridlington on 10th October saw the Preston-based charitable business win the Judge's Business Innovation Award 2014. The award sponsored by […] read more
Eggs 'Fresh from the Farm' in Preston
|April 8, 2014
|Filled under Business, Campaigns, Farming, Preston
Eggs fresh from the farm – just as the farmer intended – give Frank a call today and he will aim to have your eggs ready to collect from the farm within the hour. Call him on 07738 892 927 – £1.50 per dozen. read more
Local MP welcomes help for local fishermen
|March 21, 2014
|Filled under Business, Debate, Farming, Food and Drink, Holderness, Politics
MP Graham Stuart: "The fishing industry in Holderness is vital to our local economy, and it is good news that help is being made available to those who were disadvantaged by the storms in December and January….." read more
Preston Farmers' Market plan refused
|January 7, 2014
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THE PROPOSAL to operate a Farmers' Market on a Saturday on Neat Marsh Road, Preston has been refused planning permission. Under special delegated powers which allows for 'non-contentious' applications to be determined by council officers….. read more
MP's visit to flood damage in Kilnsea and Welwick
|December 18, 2013
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Graham Stuart has visited Kilnsea and Welwick to witness the devastation left by the tidal surge… Council used new trailer-mounted pumps in Kilnsea; first time in action…. read more
Drowned sheep outrage!
|December 13, 2013
|Filled under Debate, Environment, Farming, Spurn
THIRTY SHEEP drowned last week at Spurn during the tidal surge. The flock of Hebridean sheep had been moved to higher ground by the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust (YWT), but the floodwaters still reached and drowned the sheep. This week's Holderness Gazette quotes YWT spokesman Jess Charlton who said staff and volunteers were devastated by what […] read more
Heads up Holderness! Remarkable East Yorkshire Tourism Awards
|November 18, 2013
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2014 REYTAS: CELEBRATING HULL & EAST YORKSHIRE'S FINEST Visit Hull and East Yorkshire (VHEY) have announced that entries for the region's premier tourism awards – the Remarkable East Yorkshire Tourism Awards (REYTAs) – are officially open. A range of businesses, from restaurants to pubs to tourism operators and attractions, are being urged to enter in […] read more
Last Harvest at Paull?
|August 5, 2013
|Filled under Farming, Paull
THESE PHOTOGRAPHS were taken in the fields adjacent to the village of Paull on Sunday, whilst on the way to the Paull Photowalk – we wonder whether this will be the last ever harvest on this land now that it is earmarked for the Paull Enterprise Zone site? read more
Vivergo Fuels officially opened
|July 9, 2013
|Filled under Business, Debate, Farming, Saltend
THE £350 MILLION Vivergo Fuels bioethanol plant at Saltend was officially opened yesterday (8th July 2013) by the Secretary of State for Business, Vince Cable MP, The new plant is the UK's biggest bioethanol producer and largest single-source supplier of animal feed. The Vivergo plant, a joint venture between AB Sugar, BP, and DuPont, will […] read more
Automatic 'Bird Scarers' cause early morning distress
|March 29, 2013
|Filled under Community, Debate, East Riding of Yorkshire Council, Farming, Hedon, Preston
FACEBOOK has become the origin of a growing number of complaints about the use of automatic 'bird scarers' which are waking people up early in the morning in Hedon and Preston. Helen W on the Hedon Blog Facebook Page described the early morning sound as a "sporadic banging noise… it sounds like explosions in the […] read more
Hearings on plans to flood farmland at Cherry Cobb Sands
|August 23, 2012
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ONLY TWO PEOPLE have registered to speak at hearings on plans to flood farmland and create a wildlife area at Cherry Cobb Sands. As part of the proposed development by ABLE UK on the south bank of the Humber to build the ABLE Marine Energy Park, the developers are required to provide a compensation site […] read more
The Pea harvest 2012 – will it lead to an odour problem?
|May 12, 2012
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YORKSHIRE WATER quite rightly came in for lots of criticism last summer (2011) and was the focus of real local anger because of the smells that came from its Saltend Waste Water Treatment Works. The deep penetrating odours that ruined summer for residents in South West Holderness and East Hull and made some people feel […] read more
Jubilee Diamonds: Farmers encouraged to plant trees for the Queen
|April 23, 2012
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THE NATIONAL FARMERS UNION is encouraging farmers to plant diamond-shaped plantations of trees to honour the Queen as part of her Diamond Jubilee celebrations. NFU President, Peter Kendell, says in a letter sent to members: "Her Majesty the Queen has been a stalwart champion for farming and the countryside throughout her 60 years on the […] read more


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A creative timepiece manufacturers tokyo flash have just released the 'kisai seven'. Two pulsating rings of light, a cool futuristic design & LEDs curving around your wrist, Kisai Seven brings an ultra-modern look to what is essentially a regular watch. The Kisai Seven watch is most definitely inspired by Tron, and is based on an earlier concept design by Scott Galloway unveiled last year. The inner ring is the hour hand and the outer ring is the minute hand. There is a dark void section in each ring that literally points to the time.
The lights trailing off around the wrist are not just for show either, they help you pin down the exact minute by lighting up in segments. The set is made of hard plastic with polyurethane strap and butterfly clasp transparent. Another interesting point, recharging is done by USB.The LED watch is on launch sale for $99 USD. If youâre interested, jump to Tokyoflash official site


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Lee County deputies have arrested three people they say are responsible for stealing $15,000 worth of custom fishing equipment on Boca Grande.
On Sunday, September 29, the victim called deputies after discovering his locked shed had been forcibly entered. The victim said the thieves stole several high dollar fishing poles and other fishing equipment. Some of the custom made poles were adorned with the custom insignia "Lady Di."
Detectives with Gulf District and the Economic Crimes Unit were assigned to investigate. During the course of the investigation, detectives were able to develop several suspects and an address for them in Fort Myers.
When detectives approached 10970 Angus Lane they were able to observe from the road, in plain view, several fishing poles resting against the side of the residence. The poles were consistent with the description given by the victim. A closer look revealed the insignia "Lady Di" on several of the poles.
Detectives obtained a search warrant which led to the discovery of dozens of rods and reels scattered throughout the residence. The following were arrested and charged with Burglary to an unoccupied structure and Grand Theft:
Thomas McGowan, Fort Myers.
Michael Palumbo, North Port.
Kayla Chauvin, Fort Myers.


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I was thirty years old when I gave my life to Jesus. After three decades of living only for myself, there was a lot to unlearn.
I knew I had been given a new heart; I was a new creation. Not just because the Bible told me so, but because I felt it in my spirit. It was a moment that happened that could never un-happen.
But living from this new creation heart? I had no clue how to do that.
The answer came six months later.
I walked away from the one thing I thought gave me my identity: my blog.
I started out blogging about single motherhood and my adventures in dating and parenting. I created my blog out of boredom and loneliness one night and soon I wasn't lonely anymore. I began to tweet and fellow tweeters became my best friends. They were people I had never actually met of course, but people with the ability to validate me unlike anything I had ever experienced.
I got used to the validation. It felt good to be seen, for the mess of my life as a single mother to be accepted, for the unsung beauty of my life to be celebrated.
Every retweet, comment, and spike in my stats felt like a meal I could feast on. For all the feelings of rejection I had packed on, for all the uncertainty I felt about my worth, finally a deep need to be wanted and to belong was being filled.
But the more I feasted, the hungrier I got. And the meals started feeling like mere morsels. I couldn't write enough, or tweet enough, to keep the craving pangs at bay.
My blog became my life.
Even as I fell in love with my new husband, and my whole world began to change, expand, brighten, I still wouldn't loosen my grip to my online life. My cherished identity as "mom" wasn't enough for me either. The only identity that mattered was being a personality in cyberspace.
And then I met Jesus and heard all about how he loved me, and how loved me so much he wanted my identity to rest firmly in Him.
But at home when I sat down at my laptop and opened WordPress to write, I lost who I was in Him. Or maybe I didn't lose Him in the writing, but I surely lost Him in the obsessive follow-up to that writing.
The rush of being wanted, the comfort of belonging, the thrill of being liked for my words and thoughts — I was dependent on it. And on the days I wrote something that fell flat to my audience, I was crushed by it. If ever I heard crickets after a post went live my whole day would be ruined.
Even at church I couldn't praise or worship unless I was celebrating my own glory.
This was big problem.
I knew it. But I didn't not know what to do about it.
"Why don't you quit blogging?" My husband asked me one evening.
It was my birthday, and I was in tears yet again about my good-for-notin blog. Ever since I pronounced my new love for Jesus my readers began dropping like flies. This broke my heart. I wanted both loves.
But Jesus makes it clear you can't serve two masters. In Matthew 6:24 he was talking about money, but he could have just as equally been talking about fame on the internet.
And I knew my blog had to go.
I surrendered my hopes and plans as a writer and laid my blog down at the foot of the cross. I turned it off. Shut it down.
And I didn't expect to go back.
What I didn't know then, is that God asked me to lay it down, not because it was bad for me, or because it couldn't be used by Him. He asked me to lay it down because He was jealous for me. He wanted me to find, and know, and live freely from my identity in him, not in anything else — even the very things he has given me as gifts.
Our stories are gifts from God. And I call myself a "writer" because God has blessed me with a love for, and an ability with, words. Writing is a blessed gift.
But even good gifts don't make great identities.
Ironically, God has invited me back to this public space of sharing my writing online. And with fear and trembling I have returned, holding tight to what I have learned about what it means to live from my "new creation" heart. For me it means I stand firm in my identity in Christ and I use the gifts God has given me, not as fishing lines for validation, but as instruments for his glory.
I am His. And if I am His, my stories and words are His as well.
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If today is your birthday: You're in for some fun! This next six months is a creative phase of exploration, fun and discovery. Write, record and communicate. Grow your partnerships. Set financial goals and prepare for June, when career levels up. Balance work and family with love.
Sun in Aquarius, Moon in Virgo.
L: Love W: Work C: Communication 1 - Low 9 - High
Aries - Now and for the next few months it's easier to find money for home improvements. It's better to maintain now than to fix it later (and cheaper). Your career moves forward joyfully. L7 W9 C8
Taurus - Your confusion at work is clearing up. Loved ones are even more supportive for the next few months. Allow yourself to be creative without concern for the end result. L9 W8 C8
Gemini - Get the house the way you want it, right now and over the next few months. A financial matter moves forward now. There's plenty of work coming in, so embrace it. L9 W7 C8
Cancer - You're lucky in love for the next few months. You have a lot to say, so say it with words, movement or pictures. Express yourself. Move forward on the basis of an agreement. L8 W8 C9
Leo - Advance a work project. It's easier to get the money now, and for the next few months. You can really be lucky in love and lucky at games at the same time. L7 W9 C8
Virgo - You've managed to swim through raging emotional waters and now you're rewarded. Your effectiveness increases even more for the next few months. Others are listening. L9 W9 C9
Libra - Don't get impatient. Over the next few months you'll advance in strides, especially around personal finances. Give the eggs some time to hatch. Meditation brings peace. L6 W7 C7
Scorpio - You're gaining confidence each day. Projects that had been delayed will go forward over the next few months. Consider joining an organization that makes a difference. L8 W8 C8
Sagittarius - For the next few months your dreams are prophetic. Exercise muscles you normally don't use, so they don't atrophy. Try something new. Increase your self-esteem and the influx of cash. L8 W8 C9
Capricorn - Career advancement is easier soon. You'll acquire wisdom over the next few months, with the assistance of your team. Be willing to listen to new ideas and don't be afraid to take risks. L8 W9 C9
Aquarius - For the next few months you'll meet important, interesting people with powerful ideas that will stretch your mind. Pay close attention. Use your time with them wisely. L6 W8 C7
Pisces - It's all about your relationships, right now and for the next few months. You can get farther than expected, together. Organize your time around the people you love. L8 W9 C9
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In terms of weekends, Oklahoma has experienced better. Much, much better.
The men's basketball team fell to North Dakota State in an upset Thursday, but there was still a little hope the women's basketball team could put the pieces to the puzzle together and make a run in the NCAA Women's Tournament.However, inside the house of the Blue Devils, the Blue Demons of Depaul were too much for an Oklahoma team that left everything out on the floor.
In the first round of the women's toruney, the tenth-seeded Sooners were in a pickle heading in to the locker room. Depaul led 50-34, and with 20 minutes remaining, Oklahoma could either fold or fight back.
Sherri Coale's team chose to take it to the wire.
The Sooner women put up 66 on Depaul's defense in the second half, a point total more fitting for a final score in college basketball.
Oklahoma's rally was a brilliant one. Aaryn Ellenberg, a senior, led the charge with 36 points. In her final game as a Sooner, she hit seven three point shots and went 12-22 from the field.
Sharane Campbell, a junior, was 6-11 from the field, scoring 22 points for Oklahoma. Campbell was a first 9-9 from the free throw line, and big things have to be expected of her next season.
In Morgan Hook and Portia Durrett's last game as Sooners, they both scored 11 a piece.
The loss marks Oklahoma's 15th of the season, and their final record for the 2013-14 season stands at 18 wins, 15 losses.
Depaul received great production from their starting five, who scored 88 of Depaul's 104 points.
This was a tough way to go out for the Sooner women, and while expectations were not met, Coale and her squad usually have a way of bouncing back.
We look forward to seeing how they respond in 2015.
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Cholent The Game!
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Chock full of Yiddish, Cholent the Game! is a family-friendly card game for 2-5 players, ages 8+. Players compete to finish their secret Cholent (traditional stew) recipes by obtaining the ingredients they need, such as potatoes, meat and spices. Successful players will outguess and outbid the big machers (big shots) with clever use of their Gelt Cards (coins) and Chevra Cards (friends).
- Slow-cooking, fast-moving family card game
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- 20-30 Minutes per game
- Family-friendly fun for ages 8 and above