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Alana Clayton delights us with A GIFTED LADY (4), a nifty blend of intrigue and romance spiced with a touch of E.S.P. A widowed marquess reluctantly accepts the unorthodox help of a beautiful widow to reach out to his troubled young daughter, trapped into silence by some unknown fear. But can she convince this cynical lord of the validity of her gift, not to mention the love in her heart? Ms. Clayton weaves a deliciously complex web of the imagination to captivate our hearts.
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San Francisco didn't make any moves at the trade deadline, but really they didn't need to. It has already been announced that wide receiver Mario Manningham will be activated this week and play against the Carolina Panthers, and that Michael Crabtree will be available sometimes soon – likely the end of the month.
The defense is getting some reinforcements as well.
Linebacker Aldon Smith was added to the roster and will rejoin the team this week and cornerback Eric Wright is set to join the 49ers on Tuesday.
While Carlos Rogers and Tarell Brown have the starting corner spots locked down and Tramaine Brock has been a pleasant surprise as the No. 3, Wright could provide the depth that Nnamdi Asoumgha seemingly can't.
According to a report from CSN Bay Area, 49ers defensive coordinator Vic Fangio says Wright isn't quite set in the team's defensive scheme but has the ability to make himself comfortable.
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IDAHO FALLS — The Blackfoot Bronco basketball team opened their 2010-11 campaign on Wednesday evening, traveling north up I-15 to tangle with the 5A Tigers of Idaho Falls.
At the end of the night, the home standing Tigers held off a furious fourth quarter rally by the Broncos by hitting 18 of 22 free throw attempts in the stanza, handing the Broncos a 76-62 loss.
THOMAS — A long standing rivalry was renewed on Tuesday evening as the Blackfoot Lady Broncos traveled to Snake River to tangle with the Lady Panthers on the hard wood.
In a game that was as physical as any seen in recent memory the Lady Panthers rode the broad shoulders of Eden Van Orden to a 32-23 win, taking the first round in the season match up.
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BOISE — The Blackfoot Bronco drive for a second straight state title came to an end on Saturday afternoon, unfortunately for the Broncos and their fans, the mission came up just short with a 41-28 defeat at the hands of the Bishop Kelly Knights.
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BOISE — In a classic game of David vs Goliath the Snake River Panthers squared off with the top ranked an undefeated Fruitland Grizzlies on Saturday afternoon.
At the end of a rather physical contest, the Grizzlies proved without a shadow of a doubt that they are the top team in the 3A ranks, holding back the Panthers with a 42-14 victory.
IDAHO FALLS — For the second time this week the Blackfoot Lady Broncos faced off with a 5A foe on the hardwood, this time at Idaho Falls were the Lady Tigers were equal to the task, sending Blackfoot packing with a 62-38 victory.
"There were times during that ball game that if we make our free throws and stop their offensive rebounds we are there, we are that close," Blackfoot head coach Mike Kirkham said. "I know it doesn't seem like that or look like it we just need to realize that we are close. I don't think that they have stopped playing hard though."
BLACKFOOT — Entering Wednesday evenings game with the 5A Highland Rams the Blackfoot Lady Broncos knew that they had a tough contest on their hands. For a better portion of the evening, that tough contest was nearly impossible to handle as Highland came out firing, downing Blackfoot on their home court 64-33.
FIRTH —The Firth Lady Cougars turned in a valiant effort on Tuesday evening, erasing a double-digit fourth quarter deficit against the 3A South Fremont squad, but in the end the comeback came up just short as Firth fell 48-44.
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Seafood/fish: Catch 35 and Shaw's
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- Just Visiting Aug 17, 2013 03:16 PM
In town on business. Wanted fish/seafood. Tried two places - Catch 35 and Shaw's. Keep in mind that I'm a "certain age" and was always taught to never order fish or seafood in the midwest...beef comes from the midwest; they don't have good seafood. Well, not that it is sustainable, but shellfish and most fish is shipped all over the place by air cargo now.
The concierge recommended Catch 35 and while there was little info on this board, what I could find was all positive. The online menu seemed good. So off we went. It is very convenient from all points in the Loop and easy to find. It is attractive and comfortable in a corporate sort of way. We were disappointed to see people dressed like slobs walking in. Granted it is summer and people want to be comfortable. I live in DC and I see the exhausted tourists and don't expect them to be fashion plates but I do hope that if they go to nice restaurants they will go back to the hotel and change out of the baggie shorts and t-shirts and put on a clean shirt and slacks. I wouldn't dress like a slob in someone else's city but apparently that's one more standard that is passe.
If you want quiet, ask to be seated in the back of the long, narrow restaurant. There is a live band (very good) in the bar area and then the center area is across from a semi-open kitchen. Service was good/attentive and timing was good but again, in a corporate sort of way. The server described dishes but she didn't seem to actually know food. She was just well-trained. Fortunately, that did not include upselling. We each ordered a glass of red wine. It was overpriced but very good. We then shared a pot of mussels in a lemongrass broth. Excellent! The mussels were small but of extremely good quality and properly cooked. The broth was delicious and the sour dough bread was given to us in ample quantity to soak up the extra broth. I had swordfish topped with three shrimp, served with chimichurri sauce. Hard to imagine fish standing up to chimichurri, but it did. I didn't eat the fingerling potato salad it was served on. It was an odd accompaniment and one that did not enhance the fish at all. The fish itself was delicious, as was the shrimp. Husband had yellowfin tuna with a sichuan glaze. Sichuan should have a kick to it. This was just sweet. It was properly cooked but not very good. The chive pot sticker that came with it was truly awful. A huge, doughy, gloppy, sweet mess. The two large battered onion rings were OK.
The big issue here is not the fish or shellfish. It's too many ingredients. Good seafood doesn't need all those heavy, gooey, fussy sides. The mussels were perfect as is. They didn't need the jalapeno dipping sauce that came with them. The swordfish and shrimp with the chimichurri were also very good and properly cooked. They didn't need that bizarre fingerling potato salad.
We didn't have dessert.
So bottom line is that they have good quality fish, they know how to cook it, but someone needs to re-think the overall composition of the plate. Simple sides would be great. Some nice fresh seasonable vegetables, for instance.
Value was OK - $120 including tax and tip. About what you'd expect for a Loop restaurant.
Shaw's was the night before. I had a hunch that it was not an authentic "old" Chicago place because it was not grungy or shabby looking. However, I didn't know until the next day that it was actually a newish Lettuce Entertain You place. It was that well-designed and executed - it didn't seem phony or kitschy. It had a great vibe. It was packed and everyone seemed happy. Good music, too. Had a great cocktail called a Corso something or other. Not on the online menu. Had red ruby grapefruit juice and orange liquer, among other things. Super-refreshing. Mixed green salad - very fresh, very good. Shared blue crab spring rolls with my companion. Meh. I'm from Maryland and should never have ordered blue crab. It was almost guaranteed to be a disappointment. The crab was mushy and flavorless and really didn't belong in a spring roll to begin with. Then had three yellowfin tuna tacos w/ ginger soy vinaigrette and sriracha. Really terrific - fresh, light, excellent quality fish.
Service was good - efficient, friendly, professional.
Overall, I enjoyed Shaw's much more than Catch-35. They are so different that it really depends on what you are in the mood for but in terms of overall quality and value, as well as menu and preparation, I'd choose Shaw's.
The next time you're in Chicago with a yen for seafood I suggest trying L2O, if it fits your budget. They are considerably more expensive but the food is exceptional.
I just saw a list of the "Top 100 Restaurants in the World" which had Alinea as # 1 and, a bit of a surprise to me, L2O as number 18.
We dined there a few weeks ago (second time but first with this new chef) and were really impressed with the food and the wine pairings. http://l2orestaurant.com/
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re: willyum
Thanks. The menu looks VERY enticing but it looks like the choices are tasting menu or prix fixe only?
And interesting - also a Lettuce Entertain You. They have some range...from Maggiano's Little Italy and Wildlife - both have locations in my area and both are meh at best, dreadful at worst ....to this place, which looks like it really knows how to handle fish and seafood, and Shaw's, which was highly credible in terms of fish and seafood.
Totally agree with you. Catch 35 is still an early 90's corporate lunch place that really needs an update, the quality, however, is always good.
If you return try the Oyster Bar side of Shaw's, high tops a big bar and more casual atmosphere.
And if you return, please bring me two G&M crab cakes. I miss them.
re: ferret
That speaks volumes. It is rare for restaurants to survive 5-7 years. If a place has been around 30 years and is still packed everynight despite being a bit pricey, it must be worth a try. And it was.
re: Just Visiting
Shaw's may be a bit pricey but I can honestly say I've never been disappointed with a visit (and I've been going there nearly as long as it's been open). You do get value for your money.
I have visited Shaw's twice during recent visits to Chicago and I was really impressed with the quality of the seafood and the execution of the dishes. I have recommended it to local Chicago friends as well and we have all been pleased with our dining choice. I also didn't think Shaw's was pricey but rather a good value for dollars spent. A similar meal in Los Angeles would have been significantly more expensive.
You should try the bear and the bull bar/pub. They have a salmon dish which is sauted salmon, over spinach, and sticky rice. [Surrounded by a potato flake ring.] It's freaking awesome.
We have a brand spanking new Peruvian spot in town also. Tanta is on Grand near Franklin and is a sister restaurant to LaMar (in SF, NY and various South American locations). It's part of Gaston Acurio's growing empire. Terrific ceviches and seafood specialties.
I'm not sure what you mean by "grungy" or "shabby" as such restaurants would probably be shut down for health code violations but if you want old and or authentic perhaps you should dine at Calumet Fisheries. Great atmosphere and nothing beats eating in your car or on the hood. Also, Troha's Chicken and Shrimp is also excellent. Newer but also great places would include New England Seafood Company and also Big and Little's. By the way, "Lettuce" restaurants have great reputations. Perhaps you've heard of Everest or Tru?
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Well, the food snobs where I am from frown on chain restaurants, although some of their sacred cows certainly qualify as chains if you just count common ownership or number of locations (Jose Andres has FOUR Jaleo locations not to mention the seven or so other restaurants in the Think Food Group). So I've been brainwashed by the uber-foodies in this town, I guess. Second, I've been to several Lettuce restaurants including Wildfire (lousy), Mon Ami Gabi (food not bad but trying just a touch too hard on the Parisian bistro thing - tone it down!), and Maggiano's Little Italy (dreadful). So I have my own experience with Lettuce and it hasn't been great.
Yes, I have heard of Tru, haven't heard of Everest, so I don't know if they are better or worse than the three I have tried.
Shabby would NOT get a restaurant shut down. Shabby is not a health-code violation. By shabby I mean well-worn. Paint perhaps rubbed away by thousands of elbows on the table. The smell of Old Bay ground right into the walls. The occasional floor board grooved from decades of footsteps. Like Crisfield in Silver Spring, MD.
re: Just Visiting
By the way, Magiano's is NOT an LEYE any more. It was first created in Chicago by Rich Melman, but for nearly 20 years has been owned by the Brinker Restaurant Group (that also owns Chile's).
I am a little bummed that you think Wildfire is lousy since I think for what it is, it's actually quite good. It's price point is significantly below the standard steakhouse and it's meant as a family supper club style. When I want a good steak, very good sweet baked potatoe, or most often when I order non steak items that are always 100% consistent, that's Wildfire.
That said your LEYE has only been with their mid-range restaurants that are exactly as designed. Very good food, 100% consistency, great service at a moderate price point.
re: jbontario
Maggiano's Little Italy is still listed on the LEYE site:
As for Wildfire, the one in McLean, VA was lousy. As for being mid-price, well, a burger is $12.00. We have several places here where you can get a phenomenal burger for that price. The steaks range from $27 to $40. Again, we have a number of places here where I can get the same cut for that price (or even less) and it will be a great steak.
re: Just Visiting
Yes, since Magianno's was originally started as LEYE, they remained in the points program and therefore are on the website, but alas it has not been owned by Rich Melman since 1995.
Now to continue my view on Wildfire--we have different views of what midprice is and I spend a lot of time in DC and have an office in Tyson's so i've eaten at that Wildfire, its exactly the same as the other three locations. I will agree, the regular burger at Central Michel Richard is 10x better but it's $17 and the tuna burger is $21. The best burger i've ever eaten was at BLT Grill in lower Manhattan which was a dry-aged steak burger, but it was $27. As far as steaks, where can you get a bone-in filet for $40 (the most expensive cut on the menu)? At the big Chicago steak houses, Chicago Cut which is one of the best for example, the bone-in filet is listed as Market Price when available and last month when we were there, I think it was $58. You're right, i would never send a foodie for a great meal at Wildfire, but we take the little kids there for great Tuesday night casual dinners.
That all typed, please provide me some recs for a great burger in Greater Washington.
re: jbontario
Ray's to the Third (Arlington) and Ray's the Classics (Silver Spring). Even with the luxury toppings, you'd be hard-pressed to spend $15. Your basic burger with any number of free toppings is $10. And best burgers you can imagine. They are absolutely delectable. The most expensive steak (at Ray's the Steaks (Clarendon) or Ray's the Classics is $32.99 including the sides and equally phenomenal. It is a NY Strip. Trust me, you will really enjoy this food.


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The series begins Saturday at 3 p.m. in New York, with the C's first home playoff game scheduled for Friday, April 26.
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Anthony Barr has been drafted by the Minnesota Vikings. With the 9th pick in the 2014 NFL Draft, the Vikings are getting one hell of an outside linebacker. For UCLA, this is consecutive years they have had a player drafted in the 1st Round. Last year, Datone Jones was selected 26th by the Green Bay Packers.
Barr should fit in nicely with Minnesota's style of play. They are getting a linebacker that can attack on and off the line with speed. He gets into the backfield quickly and has an eye for sacking quarterbacks or tackling running backs behind the line. Barr was a former RB that was converted to LB in Jim Mora's system at UCLA, so he knows the running back's mentality, which is huge advantage for him.
Here are some of his highlights as a Bruin, especially the one all UCLA fans love, the sacking of Matt Barkley in the 2012 rivalry game against USC. The Bruins went on to win, 38-28.
Congratulations, Mr. Barr. You are now a professional football player, GO BRUINS!
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Barry Commoner: 5 Environmental Threats He Made Us Pay Attention To
Posted By Patrick Kiger On October 3, 2012 @ 8:21 am In Legacy | Comments Disabled
When Time magazine put Barry Commoner on its cover [1] in 1970, the accompanying article lauded the environmental scientist as "the Paul Revere of Ecology." In truth, that was a title better deserved by Rachel Carson [2], whose 1962 best seller Silent Spring first alerted Americans to the damage that pesticides were wreaking on what used to be called the "balance of nature." Commoner was really environmentalism's Patrick Henry – a strident, oft-confrontational firebrand who exhorted his countrymen and women to act decisively to protect the planet.
Like Henry, Commoner, who died on Sept. 30 in New York City at age 95 [3], wasn't always easy to take. Journalist Philip Shabecoff described him [4] as "a biologist with a sharp and eloquent tongue and a fierce sense of political engagement." Some thought he went too far, such as when he ran a quixotic third-party campaign for president in 1980, in which he linked environmental problems to racism, sexism and economic injustice. Nevertheless, Commoner, whose political views were grounded in scientific data, had a real impact.
Here are five environmental threats that Commoner helped sound the alarm against.
Here's a video clip of Commoner giving a speech on the potential dangers of synthetic chemicals, from a 1979 documentary.[12]
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[2] Rachel Carson: http://www.rachelcarson.org/Biography.aspx#.UGtIEo2PV8E
[3] died on Sept. 30 in New York City at age 95: http://www.nytimes.com/2012/10/02/us/barry-commoner-dies-at-95.html?pagewanted=all&src=ISMR_AP_LI_LST_FB
[4] described him: http://books.google.com/books?id=K8NfpCunXEkC&printsec=frontcover&dq=history+of+the+environmental+movement&source=bl&ots=_pmfRjsPPZ&sig=6qaQUNRjSG93Ba0AYDeEi20zo-g&hl=en&sa=X&ei=3EdrUNqgGIioyAHZ24DIBQ&ved=0CDUQ6AEwAQ#v=onepage&q=commoner&f=false
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[8] mercury pollution: http://www.rodale.com/mercury-pollution-and-exposure
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At the risk of flogging a dead horse, Jessie's Hornpipe has the threes do
nothing for the entire dance and is the only other one like that I can
readily think of. I find it very interesting that it starts with figures of
eight (as do these ECDs referenced) but on the sides, so as to include the
3s in the track as in Flowers. Hmmm
Bruce Herbold
San Francisco
On Thu, Apr 30, 2009 at 7:32 PM, Patricia Ruggiero
> Iain wrote:
> > Does anyone have any information about the origins of this dance
> No.
> > perhaps, early instructions that might confirm my belief that it was
> > originally a two-couple dance rather than a three-couple dance as the
> > Society published it.
> I have three versions. One in _A Choice Collection of American Country
> Dances of the Revolutionary Era, 1775-1795_, compiled by Keller & Sweet,
> published by the Country Dance & Song Society (3rd edition, 1993). Keller &
> Sweet give as their source for the dance the "commonplace book" of Aaron
> Thompson for the years 1777-1782.
> 32-bar dance for three cpls; play AABB
> Bars 1-8: 1s fig-8 around 2s
> Bars 9-16: 1s down the outside and back
> Bars 17-24: 1s down the center, cast around 3s into 2d place, then up the
> center and cast off into 2d place.
> Bars 25-32: 1s and 3s circle 4 hands round (4 bars); 1s and 2s rights and
> lefts (4 bars).
> (The 4-bar R&L is described in Wilson. W1 and M2 change in two bars; AT
> THE SAME TIME M1 and W2 change; then all back again in two bars.)
> The second version is from the _Community Dance Manual_, Vol. 6, published
> by the English Folk Song and Dance Society, beginning in 1949. The notes
> say this version is from Northumbria, contributed by Tony Foxworthy.
> 32-bar dance for two cpls. Play AABB. Rant step throughout.
> Bars 1-8: 1s fig-8 around 2s (finish outside the 2s, who turn out, to form
> a line of four).
> Bars 9-16: Reel of four.
> Bars 17-24: 1s, followed by 2s, lead down the middle; 2s arch, 1s under (4
> bars). Dance back to places (4 bars).
> Bars 25-32: Dance round once and a half (progression).
> The third version is from _The Country Dance Book_ (Bk. 1) by Cecil Sharp
> (1909). It's the Warwickshire version that Mike Briggs has sent through,
> while I've been writing this post! Sharp collected these 18 traditional
> dances from various villages.
> I have the Pocket Edition of RSCDS dance books. I see that for Flowers, no
> information is given about the source. This makes it impossible (or so it
> seems to me) to ascertain *anything* about the original version, or about
> the version on which The Society based its reconstruction -- if, indeed, it
> is a reconstruction. I've seen 3-cpl dances in 18th c. sources wherein the
> 3s do nothing. Hard to know if folks changed them as time went on or if
> they were quite content with them as originally devised. Seems to me,
> though, that if Flowers was being danced when Miss Milligan and Mrs. Stewart
> were doing their work, this is what they saw. Why would they make a change
> so radical as having the 3s do nothing, since we don't see that in other
> (any?) RSCDS dances? On the other hand, the opening figure of the RSCDS
> version is unlike any of the other versions....
> Pat
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These Autumn Mother poems are examples of Mother poems about Autumn. These are the best examples of Autumn Mother poems written by international PoetrySoup poets
My Son Moon and Star ~
Approaching the celebration of his Birth
cherishing the gift I received
within weeks of conception I knew
something amazing was in Creation ~
the Stars held a party
sending me with one of their own
Gazing at 3 shooting stars twinkling crossing the sky
It was magic It was destiny taking its flight.
In love with an October full moon
drawing and painting I liked
thinking of Vincent Van Gogh ~
caught in a loss of time
Hours going by as choosing my color
a wittness to three falling stars
A clear night sky sparkle's
A once Famous Star was sent
inspiring the tiny child inside ~
Never a doubt in my mind at all
child bearing was worth any pain received
yours will be in a pursuit of a dream ~
one to cherish and hold
My Son was born the following August ~
working on the set of Grimm 3rd season this year
as the set of Leverage for 3 years .
Has done a Indie movie here
In Paris it was seen and honored
coming soon filmed in Portland ~
"The House of Last Things "
awaiting the credits , you will see
1st Assistant Director ~ production assistant
My Young Lion Mans dream ~
A proud mom I watch every show and the credits
as foretold in a whisper to me 25 years ago
My Son & Moon and Star
A name you will all know ~
Happy Birthday to my creative Son
you will exist in my heart forever~
and thereafter
A cold autumn morning,
new rains have arrived
today not so ordinary
A little girls birthday goes by
she had an accident
she awoke in her bed wet
today she is six, a present she did
not expect
A day without the jug cord
would be her birthday wish
Her hope is soon faded,
for there her mother stood,
A birthday beating just begun-
her mothers' way
of a little fun
"you dirty little b!#@h"!
I'm sick of washing your sheets
this will fix you...and fix you good
till you're black and blue
...or till I'll make you bleed"!
Happy Birthday to me...
through aches and tears
I am happy
I survived to date six years
alone in her closet
she'd make this her car
travel to far away happy lands
go shopping for a star
once she bet the jug cord
she collected up the sheets
took her mums' old coal shovel
buried them under the house
darkest corner beneath,
her father gave her sixpence
every time she was dry,
or if she wet, he'd make her wetter
he'd put her in a cold bath
the little girl would trick him,
moving the sheets about
her mother would come in the room
catch the little girl out
the little girl did such things
out of fear she lied
the little girl was in a place
she was trying to survive
she adapted to her father
she adapted to her mother
though difficult it was
it affected everything
looking back the way she was
she changed her life completely
eradicated the fear
her life gets better and better
year after year
her mum and dad to this day
the little girl forgave
she understands the way they were
a woman she has grown
forgiving to her grave
she struggles on her birthday
preferring to enjoy
her spirit accepts what happened
on that day the present
she avoids
The year was nineteen fifty
The century half gone
The first time that I met her
The lady I call Mom
My sister just turned two years old
About six months before
And they said the way she loved us two
There would probably be more
Well they were right
Two brothers first
Two sisters joined us too
Mom said that six was quite enough
Won't be no more, I'm through
But life's not always easy
She raised us all alone
I never once heard her complain
She gave us all a home
Now the Autumn of her life has come
And for us she's still there
To help us trough the hard times
And to show us she still cares
When her time on Earth is over
And her days with us are gone
Lord, give my share of heaven
To the lady I call Mom
Have you ever written anything without sub combing to tears ?
My Family portrait in my mind , 2 older sisters , 2 brothers
My Mother caring about all five in different ways
Just with Mom & Dad there having the best of Holidays
My sisters laying out on the deck of river bank for 4th of July ~
Listening to " Honkey Chateau " and all by Elton John.
music a great memory ~Disco , Donna summer , Grease ~ Jaws !
Dad's records to Tony Bennett , Hank W Sr. , Count Basie & Louis Armstrong.
The music takes me home in a wagon filled with children and a dog "Lucky "
My Older brother , athletic , always fishing & hunting.
My younger , my Rock , Swimming and netting for fish,
feeding our Fat cat Perch off the rocks patiently awaits her food
the yelling , slamming of doors , tempers Flare , passion
Our Parents , passionate love yet passionate Hate .
After being a Family of Seven , Divorcing their fate ..
Why did that show " Dallas " bring out the Divorce in all ?
Scottish ~ Irish ~ French Iroquois ~ Cherokee
No matter what the mix ..Our curse Alcohol ~
the Screaming , Drinking , this memory I wish to shut the door on .
Going to A & W or making Cheerleading ,The Bears of course~
Excited in Chicago ! seeing Elton John in the Summer of 1976 ~
Cubs , museum of Wax , Museum of science & History , Pizza !
Expeditions of discovery ,little brother & I finding arrowheads on the Shore.
Our Grandparents Faithful Celebrations ! Chiffon cake , Apple strudel `
Our Cousins on Holidays , going for ice cream cones ,
scent of wet rain on oak leaves ~Before Halloween was bought in stores.
~ That is the Family I Love ,
that is the Family I choose to miss ~
A thorough yield
On a farm field of far east
It took me time to realize
How far I am to my far east of coast
Call of my weather
Call of my winds
I sailed further and farther
To my naked coasts
Naive songs, Nimble rains
Nile of rivers, Nascent clouds
Reaching this far
I kissed my earth
Ground of my grief
Glory of my ghosts
Glad is those leaves
However scanty they are
Cast is my shadows
No longer they hide
My colors and my figures
They cast numbers on stars
Measure their light
Scope my winters
Scale my summers
Scanty my rains
Scuttle I wish my springs
Now let me see my greens
Their leveling heights
Their leafy gaze
Their spiderly gesture
Their primordial texture
Now let me be slow
In company of my greens
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When my mother died
My craving eyes rained
And tormented soul cried
Blood sucked and energy drained
The sky fell, the sun eclipsed
It was a horrifying dark day
The fragrant breeze turned into easterly wind
O God! Orphaned at the age of twelve, why say
The spear of loneliness pierced my heart
Causing deep bleeding wound
Pointed at me was misfortune's dart
All my hopes and aspirations drowned
Seasons came and seasons went
In the desert of heart autumn never changed
Gardens were filled with bloom's scent
The butterflies with colors artfully arranged
My heart remained a symbol of despair
No one ever shared my grief
My cancerous wound alone to bear
I searched and searched but no relief
(Winner in the Member Contest of Destroyer Poet judged on 6-20-2012)
Her thoughts drift out the window
on the cool autumn breeze
and a smile creeps upon her withered face
as she remembers the first time she saw
this house
This house that is so old and worn
like her heart
and she sways to the music in her mind
as a tune tumbles from her memory
she dances and twirls across the floor
as the melody carries her dream
back to the days when he was still alive
and would sweep her into his arms
and kiss her wrinkled brow
she stops in mid-stride and a tear rolls
down her leathery cheek
and she smiles
a smile for the love they shared
when they were caught up in their
dreamers dance.
The smell of coffee: hot and bitter in the cold winter night
With the rhythm in the left hand and the rhyme in the right,
He wrote a poem in his secret pocket,
A wistful star like a speedy rocket
Ready to leave this planet intense blue
In search of other traces of life anew.
He remembered after mother had died,
In the cold touch ,stalagmites and stalactites cried.
Father and son felt a strong taste for sweets.
As in the sunset, the blind boatman meets
With an awkward touch the water`s ring
But generally they needn`t to eat anything
For a while they rested an extraordinary team:
Father insistently (sometimes boring) told him
All his recollections:childhood,war and the rest…
All muscles and teeth pressed hot, like ice on the crest.
The son learnt them by heart, and later
He would retell them to father, even better…
One was on duty to wash the dishes;
The other tried to follow his wishes…
Their only joy was to read and read and read…
One had to cook at home ,and to bake the bread
In a bread factory:He was happy even when he was sad.
He could recognize each bread: All his loafs were bad.
He was like Chaplin in "New Times".
He was speaking in figures and rhymes.
He wore a monk beard and father was much more younger.
Looking through the window: grey hunger and anger …
At the weekend, he used to ask his father
About the favourite meal, but rather
He would find a surprise the next day.
Each day was windy winter and grey…
Father had the same touching answer:"Something good".
In the strange interference ,water and fire ,one was rude.
Solitude was their common friend stealing in like a lizard,
But, in the afternoon they played sweeping their courtyard.
They had leaves in autumn and snow in the winter.
The sky was grey without sun, the clouds were bitter.
Father was counting the leaves, in the old horizon
The son was painting the days ,in the cold horizon.
The war with the falling down leaves fighting hard
With red faces like an inveterate drunkard .
And years after his father met his final hope,
The son would stop in front of the sweets shop ,
Ready to buy recollections as Christmas tree sweets.
Dropped out of school
At an early age
Lived on the streets
Because, I disgusted my mother
She thought I was a poor example
Of true Christian beliefs
At an early age
She religiously drummed into me
'blood is thicker than water'
And yet,
Here I am today confused, lonely and hungry
No one protecting me
No friends
No family
No home to go too
Just, peoples eye for an eye,
tooth for a tooth mentality
Praying for the sun to shine
To feel some warmth again!
Sun rays of hope, lighting me up
To live through this darkness without fear
With a heart full of faith
No matter what happens to me, now!
If only I could drink my salty tears
It would sustain me for a lifetime
Your tears are worth nothing, around here
You're classed as weak and venerable
Only attracting death
Your life worth nothing!
Save me from myself
I am my best friend
I am my worst enemy
My prayers and dreams
Lost in the wind
Blowing around like autumn leaves
The rain washing them away
Down the drain into the sewage
Rolling with the seasons
Year after year
Survival for the fittest!
Surviving on the love
Hidden, inside me
Being my strength and guide
My personal lifeline
In surviving this crazy world
We all live in
The balmy summer breeze
Gently caresses the harvest saffron moon
While it dreams memories of autumn's golden red kiss
Trees are shedding their emerald green summer tresses
Kindly kissing the Earth as their garments fall gently below
And flowers have shed their vivid colorful dresses
As crimson amber leaves gently anoint the ground for show
While Summer sheds her beautiful clothes -
Mother Nature lovingly seduces her to dream
She's kissed the shore with her elegant colorful attire
She has painted the world with her exquisite apparel
So now it's time for her yearly seasonal retire
She paraded us with her resplendent painted scenes
Blessed the birds in their angelic symphony of songs
So now -it's time for her to drink the dreams of slumber
Taking the cup of restful sleep - is now where she belongs
She asks the moon to wait patiently...
For her splendid colorful return
When she'll paint the world with her radiant painted tresses
Where once more her regal colors will burn
She'll brush the Earth in regal glorious colors
Dressing up again in her brilliant, picturesque dresses
As the ruby red blaze of autumn begins to kiss the Earth
With her dazzling hues of gold and coral valor
But before she goes...
She gently reaches out with her one last caress...
Softly whispering as she sweetly kisses the moon
"It's time now for fall - it's time for me to undress"
She softly breathes her dulcet ending tune...
"Goodnight", she gently whispers ...
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Cream 1/2 cup butter and 1 1/4 cup sugar until light and fluffy. Add eggs one at a time, beating well after each. Add flour mixture alternately with milk. Add 1 teaspoon vanilla and beat until smooth.
Divide batter into three 8 inch pans. Bake at 350 degrees F (175 degrees C) for 25 to 30 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted into cake comes out clean.
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Due to National Park Service alternate uses, the Cabrillo National Monument theater will be closed to the public on the following dates: October 28 all day, October 29 9am-12pm, November 6, 2014 12pm-5pm. We are sorry for the inconvenience.
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• Possible Temporary Closure of Road to Tidepools - On weekends and Holidays and when there is a good low tide the road to the tidepools may be closed periodically when tidepool parking lots are full to capacity. The road to the tidepool area will be closed (usually 30-45 minutes), until sufficient capacity in the parking areas becomes available. This temporary closure of the road allows for traffic to flow freely and allows a more pleasant experience for the visitor by reducing the number of people and reducing the damage to the fragile ecosystem. Please plan your trips to allow for this delay. Thanks for your patience with our staff when dealing with this issue.
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New England quarterback Tom Brady is everywhere.
Under center for the NFL's Patriots, under scrutiny after having a child out of wedlock, under Gisele Bundchen nude ... the stud is literally all over the place.
Here, we see the Super Bowl MVP showcasing his offensive lineman skills in New York City, as he blocks traffic for his supermodel girlfriend. Hey, you know what they say - you gotta protect the ball carrier (we have no idea what we mean)!
The Brady-Bundchen bond seems to be going strong, despite Tom's drama with his two-week-old son, John Edward Thomas Moynahan, born to ex Bridget Moynahan.
Despite his hectic personal life and the fact that he seems distracted of late, we'd still draft Brady over Matt Leinart on our fantasy team in a heartbeat.
Tom starts his campaign for a fourth Super Bowl win on September 9, when the Patriots play their opener against rival Jets - his son's initials. Coincidence?
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I have something to tell Tom Brady: "There's always a BAD karma." And to the stupid Gisele Bundchen: "U're just like a piece of TRASH. Victoria's Secret is so damn stupid to be hiring a stupid woman like u! U don't even have boobs. U're completely anorexic, u even look like a man! I'm sure u don't even have brains. Stupid bitch!"


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This year, the leadership consists of Eden Ford, Joanna Chen, Kevin Tu, Kevin White, Ruisi Shang, and Sherwin Wu. We are led by full-time Intervarsity staff member Debra Chang, and volunteer staff member Cerina Huang.
MITACF is a chapter of InterVarsity Christian Fellowship/USA (IVCF), an interdenominational evangelical student-oriented ministry incorporated in 1941. InterVarsity actually comes from England where the term "varsity" referred to one's school. InterVarsity literally means "Inter-School" Christian Fellowship.
In 2001-02, IVCF/USA had more than 32,000 students and faculty participate in its ministries. IVCF has 747 undergraduate chapters on 532 campuses nationwide and employs about 873 campus field staff.
As an InterVarsity chaper, ACF has staff trained specifically for and devoted to college student ministry. Additionally, InterVarsity provides resources such as the Asian-American Christian Conference, Urban Plunge over spring break, and the triannual Urbana Missions Conference (pictured on the right) for the benefit of students across different campuses.
InterVarsity also provides various opportunities for involvement in summer missions. Each summer, we send a number of people to various areas around the world through a Global Project, Global Urban Trek, and Urban Project.
MIT ACF was started originally as MIT KCF (Korean Christian Fellowship) in the Fall of 1990. A group 10 students (including Cindy Kim, Gene Sohn, Franklin Ko, J.P. Kang, Young Park, Jane Song, Marie Lee and Esther Cho) believed that there should be an English-speaking services for Korean Americans in the Boston Area, and so after extended prayer and thought, they started an informal "fellowship" amongst themselves.
That winter at Urbana 1990, a member of KCF sat down with the Boston Area director of Intervarsity and talked about bringing in KCF to Intervarsity as well as the possibility of giving KCF an Intervarsity staff member. This became a reality in the Spring of 1992, when Soon-Chan joined as KCF's first part-time staff worker.
The fellowship grew steadily, and in 2000, the name of KCF was changed to ACF (Asian Christian Fellowship), as there had always been a good percentage of non-Koreans in the fellowship and most of our outreach was to non-Koreans as well. We've been praising God as MIT ACF ever since!


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It will change the texture pretty dramatically. I wouldn't do it unless you have to -- if you have a choice, make the stew without tofu and freeze it, then separately add tofu cooked however you want when you're ready to serve it.
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A fresh update of ABBYY Lingvo Dictionaries mobile software, which helps to create and use custom sets of high-quality offline dictionaries for work and study, is now available at the App Store.
The update, version 3.5, offers instant synchronization of Lingvo learning cards stored on different iOS mobile devices via ABBYY's cloud-based server for a better user experience. Now you can optimize your language learning activity using as much iOS smartphones and tablets as you need. Additionally, you can send your own suggestions with words to be included into Lingvo Dictionaries directly to ABBYY developers via the "Suggest a word" button.
Developers of iOS-based software, such as e-book reading applications, can now easily implement into their products a specially designed free URL Scheme that will allow their users to instantly launch Lingvo Dictionaries when tapping on an unfamiliar word to get its translation. The only condition to support this functionality is that ABBYY Lingvo should be installed on the same device.
There is a URL Scheme for ABBYY Lingvo and a short implementation guide for Developers on the ABBYY website.
ABBYY Lingvo Dictionaries 3.5 is $5.99 USD (or equivalent amount in other currencies) and available worldwide through the App Store in the Reference category.


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There are many who attend the annual Cattle Feeder Days at Lancaster's Farm and Home Center to hear retired Penn State economist Lou Moore's fairly close to unerring predictions about what to expect in the coming year. When Cheryl Fairbairn, Penn State Extension Livestock Team, stepped to the microphone this year to say that Lou would not be in attendance, an audible groan from the audience aptly reflected the collective mood at Moore's absence. Only on the previous night did he communicate that his wife and sons persuaded him not to make the two hour car trip alone, that his 80-plus years could prove to be a liability. But Fairbairn read what Moore would have told his audience had he been there in person: It's going to be a good year overall. Continue reading
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