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|The visitor cards at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
During its original showing at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston (MFAH), WAR/PHOTOGRAPHY: Images of Armed Conflict and Its Aftermath offered a place for visitors to share their reflections and impressions about their experience at the exhibit. Guests used poppy flower-tagged index cards to write down these thoughts.
Curator Anne Wilkes Tucker passed along several inscriptions on comments cards and other forms from visitors who attended the Houston run. Here are just some of the many powerful things visitors wrote down and pinned up on a wall at the MFAH.
"I took a large group of students down to see the War exhibition and they were really moved and changed by what they saw. It was way different from the movies and video games that they are used to. One of the students even asked me 'What makes these look so real?'"
"When I see an exhibit like this I am always torn between an appreciation for the photography or an spiritual response to the subject matter. So much beautiful photography so much suffering. Both are appropriate and this exhibit certainly brings both to the front."
"Now I've seen a collection that has internal resonance and life greater than its parts. Its parts feed back on each other and create new insights and feeling."
"Thank you for WAR/PHOTOGRAPHY. I had been anticipating the exhibit for months, and it surpassed any expectations I had --- which were tentative anyway. What is an American teenager who has lived all her life here to "expect" of war?
"The image that grasped my attention most was the picture [by Ziv Koren] that is demonstrated from the shooters point of view. It allowed me to consider the contrast in perception of the shooters and the victim."
"My pursuits in the arts have always been musical because I deemed the visual arts not powerful enough to move me, not emotional enough to inspire. The photography of the exhibit moved and inspired me. In short, thank you for proving me wrong and opening up a world of possibilities."
WAR/PHOTOGRAPHY's run at the Annenberg Space for Photography will also include a place for visitors to share their thoughts after viewing the exhibit. The show opens at the Space on Saturday, March 23, 2013.


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When the St. Louis Cardinals dealt for John Lackey at the July 31 non-waiver trading deadline from the Boston Red Sox, it was as much about shaking things up as adding a frontline starting pitcher.
General manager John Mozeliak and manager Mike Matheny felt the Cardinals had gotten stale after winning the National League pennant last season. Despite being the big favorite to win the NL Central again this season, St. Louis fell behind the Milwaukee Brewers early and still trails with a month left in the season.
However, an interesting offshoot of the trade is that Lackey would be the Cardinals' No. 1 starter if the postseason started today because ace right-hander Adam Wainwright is having a poor second half since starting for the NL last month in the All-Star Game at Minneapolis.
Lackey is 2-1 with a 4.50 ERA in five starts for the Cardinals. However, giving up nine in five innings to the Baltimore Orioles in his second start skewed his ERA. He has allowed two earned runs or fewer in his other four outings.
The Cardinals know what Lackey can do in big-game situations after being closed out by him in Game 6 of last season's World Series as he gave up one run in 6 2/3 innings.
"Winning big games was part of the plan when we traded for him," Matheny said.
Lackey had spent his entire 12-year career in the American League but has made a smooth transition to the NL.
"I'm still learning the lineups over here but my game plan is to go with my strengths first then adjust from there," Lackey said.
Conversely, though he has spent his entire nine-year career in the NL, it would be difficult to ask Wainwright to win a big game in October with the way he is pitching. He is 3-5 with a 4.68 ERA in eight starts since the All-Star break after going 12-4 with a 1.83 ERA in 19 first-half starts.
Wainwright turned in a quality start Wednesday against the Pittsburgh Pirates, allowed three runs in six innings, but still took the loss. Afterward, he acknowledged he hasn't been feeling right in recent weeks.
"I've been going through a 'dead arm' phase; everybody does that," Wainwright said. "You have to find a way to get outs. Most of the time I found ways to get outs. It's not pretty. I know I'm close. This month is over for me. I'm ready to move on to September and build off the few good pitches I threw."
If he doesn't, the matter of who pitches first game of the postseason for the Cardinals will be moot.
--Gregory Polanco was supposed to boost the Pittsburgh Pirates' chances of returning to the postseason for a second straight year when he was called up June 10 from Triple-A Indianapolis.
He did at first, hitting .344 in 14 games. However, he gradually went into a slide that grew to the point that it forced the Pirates to send him back to Indianapolis on Monday.
Polanco's slump extended to 1-for-30 over his last nine games Sunday when the 22-year-old went 0-for-3 with three strikeouts in a 4-3 loss to the Brewers at Milwaukee. That dropped his batting average to .241 through 64 games after he hit .347 in 62 games with Indianapolis before being called up.
The plan is for Polanco to return to the Pirates on Sept. 2, the day after Indianapolis' season ends.
"The timing is off on his swing, and I don't think the best way for him to spend the next week is sitting on the bench," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said. "This is an opportunity for him to get down, get some at-bats and get out of the spotlight that has been here for a week and find his way. I believe he will, and he will come back and help this ballclub in September in a positive way."
--Another highly touted rookie right fielder who cooled after a hot start, though he still hit for power, is the Houston Astros' George Springer, who batted .268 with 10 home runs in his first 38 games after being called up from Triple-A Round Rock on April 16.
Springer then hit .192 with 10 homers in his next 42 games and has been on the disabled list with a right quad strain since July 20. The Astros hope he will be able to play again this season, though there are no guarantees.
"I want to get to the point where he has no limitations," manager Bo Porter said. "You don't want to get into September and him have a setback and then you're talking about something that lingers into the offseason and then next year because you're talking about a guy who can be an MVP."
Springer admits that going from the cover of Sports Illustrated to more than a month of inactivity in the same season has been difficult.
"I feel like I'm missing out on everything," he said.
--The Cleveland Indians have not given up hope of making a repeat appearances in the postseason but they are trying to pull off the unique feat of contending and retooling simultaneously.
The Indians traded right-hander Justin Masterson and shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera last month. The player they got back from the National for Cabrera, shortstop Zach Walters, has hit six home runs in 14 games while serving primarily as the designated hitter.


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When I think of the words New Year's Eve, only one of those things comes to mind and even that is only vaguely similar. Food. Food without the fancy. I also think of pajamas and a fire in the woodburning stove. I think of movies, blankets, and cocoa. On New Year's Eve, we are homebodies. However, my husband and I don't want our kids to grow up with memories of New Year's Eve being just another night at home. It is a time of celebration, the end of another year of memories made and the anticipation of a new year of growth. And while being at home together in a laid back atmosphere wearing pjs is how we most enjoy celebrating, we still make it fun and memorable for our kids.
If your family celebrates the way mine does, it doesn't mean you have to miss out on all extras that those who spend the evening out get to enjoy. You may not need an elegant evening gown but you can buy or make new pajamas for everyone. You can still decorate and listen to music and dance. While there might not be a big crowd of people in your living room celebrating with you, you can still fix a variety of party foods.
Our home and our lifestyle in general are what most people describe as rustic and this carries over into our New Year's Eve celebration. Since we like to snuggle up under blankets and watch movies, I decided to make a few new blankets this year. I used a variety of muslin and flannel materials to create a patchwork design for the front. To keep it as simple as possible, I skipped the batting and quilting and, instead, lined them with fleece. I wanted to keep things simple but still wanted the blankets to have a fun flair to them so I added a monogram applique to the center block. You can whip one of these up in a couple of hours using the instructions below.
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Machine or hand stitch around the applique. I used a blanket stitch around mine.
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4. Lay a 2 yard length of 45 inch wide fleece face up on the floor. Lay the pieced blanket on top of the fleece, right side down. Pin around the edges. Stitch the layers together using a 1/2 inch seam allowance, leaving a 10 inch opening for turning the blanket right side out.
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I made a coordinating cozy for my cocoa dispenser.
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An alcohol induced anger that is brought on for no logical reason other than the person is drunk.
Jon: "What's wrong with Bill?"
Steve: "Oh, nothing. He's just drunk and decided to go into a beve-RAGE."
Steve: "Oh, nothing. He's just drunk and decided to go into a beve-RAGE."
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to drink something, as in a beverage.
"I like to beverage iced tea." or "We beveraged while discussing our project proposal."
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Derived from the sexual position "The Beverly Hills" where a man finds the girl at the bar that has the biggest ego and thinks that her "shit don't stink". Said man takes this girl home and while ploughing her doggie style, he sticks two fingers in her buttocks and shoves both fingers in her nose, then says: "Shit don't stink now, does it?". These girls are usually found in Beverly Hills.
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Aloft can have a pretty customizable look. For example, check out AuR UI:
It's a heavily customized Aloft implementation. I don't see anything about the nameplates in the video you linked that could not easily be done with Aloft.
Aloft can have a pretty customizable look. For example, check out AuR UI:
It's a heavily customized Aloft implementation. I don't see anything about the nameplates in the video you linked that could not easily be done with Aloft.
i would like to know the name of this addon on u can see it on this video when targets/moverover a mob a red box pops up if u know the name please post ty
That is most likely the tooltip addon, Tipbuddy or Tiptac.
The box said: "Requires Windows 98 or better.", so I installed Linux.
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Is this kg panels? I've seen this interface on character info window (default c key) as well, and I wasn't sure. Thanks.
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The boxes in the bottom, the black ones with red sidelines, anyone know what it's named?
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What is the addon that shows the healing and overhealing etc on the left side? Also shows damage and stuff. Thanks.
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Heya can anyone help me out with that addon? Looks interesting though I don't know what it's good for tbh. Any hints would be appreciated.
So long, wadsdat
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Dont know what it is, but it reminds me of a very old popular framework addon called "RDX" that was used @ lvl 60. (doubt it still is kept active)
That's definitely some derivative of RDX. OpenRDX or RDX Reborn maybe.
Aw ok ty guys. Cur you've been right it's openRDX and it's still in development (and is also supported by the RDX reborn dev it seems both projects have been merged). I'll have a look on it maybe I can do with it what I expected from the shot (kinda helping frame for encounters). Anyway appreciated that fast replys! I tried to contact the maker of the shot without a reply so far. You are great guys
So long wadsdat
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La tragédie de Salomé originated in a commission from the writer Robert d'Humières to produce an accompaniment for a scenario about the Jewish princess which he had written for the dancer Loie Fuller (celebrated in verse by W B Yeats). This Schmitt fulfilled with the completion in November 1907 of a ballet for a small orchestra of twenty players. Strauss's opera had received its first Paris performance only six months before, but d'Humières' scenario does not follow the Oscar Wilde version of the story of Salome, her lust for the prophet Jochanaan (John the Baptist) and her dance before Herod which formed Strauss's libretto. Indeed, d'Humières conceived his work as a kind of moral answer to Wilde's supposed amorality. In his version the action centres on Salome dancing for Herod—which she does in a whole series of dances that arouse his ardour. According to d'Humières, though, Salome is essentially innocent, obedient to her mother. She does not desire the execution of the prophet and casts away his head in horror, only to be pursued by a phantom of it which drives her to a frenzy of guilt and fear. Thus the title: 'The tragedy of Salome'.
The ballet was rapturously received and ran for fifty performances. In 1909 Schmitt made a symphonic suite for large orchestra, comprising about half of the original music, and it is this version, which was not performed until 1911, which has become comparatively well known. (Schmitt himself conducted a recording of it in 1930.) In April 1912 it—the suite, not the full ballet, which was not revived until recent times—was staged, not by Diaghilev but by the short-lived rival company of Natasha Trouhanova, at the Théâtre du Châtelet in an evening of French ballet that also included Ravel's Valses nobles et sentimentales, d'Indy's Istar and Paul Dukas's La Péri. Schmitt's work was the sensation of the four, and this success, coupled with Stravinsky's advocacy, led to a spectacular staging in 1913 by the Ballets russes with sets and costumes by Serge Sudeykin (whose wife, Vera de Bosset, would eventually become Stravinsky's second wife).
The highly coloured violence and exoticism of Schmitt's score certainly owes something to Strauss, and even more to Rimsky-Korsakov's symphonic suite Sheherazade, a work whose key position in the formation of twentieth-century modernism—especially through the effect of Rimsky's highly individual harmonic techniques on Stravinsky—tends to be neglected when considering its obvious programmatic elements. The air of oriental sensuality and violence present in Rimsky's work is enormously amplified in Schmitt's, along with his personal adaptation of Impressionist musical vocabulary. But there is much that is original in the score, notably the dissonant harmonic sensations achieved by the bitonal combination of superimposed chords, and the unusual rhythmic formations which Schmitt groups into pulverizing cumulative ostinati. There is every reason to think that Stravinsky in 1910–11 found elements in Schmitt's score that he was able to use in his own fashion in composing Le sacre du printemps in 1911–13. This is especially the case with the rhythmically complex and virtuosic 'Danse de l'effroi'.
Schmitt's symphonic suite reduces the eight sections of the original ballet to five. The mysterious, crepuscular Prelude is a study in the orchestra's darker timbres, essentially concerned to set the scene and evoke an oriental night tremulous with suppressed passion that will set the drama in motion. The 'Danse des perles' (Dance of the Pearls) corresponds to Salome's first dance before Herod and is contrastingly brilliant in its orchestration. Part II illustrates the gathering storm and the darkening mood of tragedy and cruelty that envelops Salome and Herod's entire court, while the final 'Danse de l'effroi' (Dance of Terror) is Salome's last frenzied dance as her reason gives way and she strives to escape the visions of blood and destruction that pursue her, bringing the work to its orgiastic conclusion.
Though Stravinsky praised Schmitt's Salomé extravagantly in an often-quoted letter to Schmitt, and though he told the London Daily Mail in February 1913 that 'France possesses in Debussy, Ravel and Florent Schmitt the foremost musicians of the day', their friendship rapidly cooled. In later years (according to Robert Craft, in his edition of Stravinsky's letters) his opinion of Schmitt's music was 'unprintable'; but a catalyst for this reversal of his former praise was the fact that it was Schmitt and not Stravinsky who was elected to the Institut de France in 1936 to fill the vacancy left by the death of Paul Dukas.
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Movement 4: Finale: Lento Presto al Saltarello
Working hard to find a thematic and formal framework, Grieg decided to build the whole quartet on the melody of his Ibsen song Spillemaend ('Minstrel', Op 25 No 1), which underlies all four movements. The opening motive (octave falling to major seventh then fifth) is also predominant in, among other things, the A minor Piano Concerto. This motivic core pervades the entire quartet, binding it together to form a composite whole, from the dramatic G minor introduction of the first movement to the entrancing final G major of the last. This conceptual unity in the shape of a cyclic melodic idea did not originate with Grieg—it was a technique often used by Liszt, for instance—but Grieg made more consistent use of it than was usual in chamber music at that time.
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Saturday is day two of The Susan G. Komen 3-Day for the Cure, a 60-mile walk to raise money for breast cancer research.
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Damn it the Illuminati took control of Megatron and changed him into fake Megatron, and also Flux capacitator is broken. That's why I was brainwashed.
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Thank you for enlightening me, and yes I'm fixing the fluc capacitor. I need to make sure that I don't get brainwashed by the Illuminati again. Also from what I've heard the sun is actually a projection of Micheal Jordan's underwear on a basketball and lit on fire, is this correct?
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Loves: Fun ski adventures with friends, powder, touring and skiing with the girls!
Betony has been based in Chamonix since January 2013 and lives and breathes skiing. When she is not working she loves heading out into the hills for adventure. She is passionate about the mountains and sharing that passion with others. She loves nothing more than a full day adventure - ideally off piste or a big ski tour which gets the heart rate up. Away from skiing Betony loves trail running, cycling, mountain biking, chatting and food! Especially a mountain coffee with a pain au chocolate...
Skis on: Dynastar Cham Woman 97 or 107
The journey…of my skis
I love skiing. I love that sensation of speeding down a perfectly groomed piste hearing the edges cutting into the snow or riding powder and the feeling of the skis gently gliding through the snow. But do we ever think about how two planks of wood (well kind of) let us experience these sensations? I know until quite recently I took the engineering that goes into a ski for granted, but after visiting the Dynastar factory in the Chamonix Valley, I got a real insight into how much work and precision goes into making a set of skis.
As I walked into Dynastar HQ, where the entrance is scattered with skis from the last 50 years, I spotted the skis I have had my eye on – the Cham Woman 97 freeride ski. The perfect ski for the powdery winter we are all hoping for. But how is this beautiful looking ski actually made?
With white coats and safety glasses we entered the factory and I got to witness the journey of 'my skis'. Over one year, the Dynastar factory produces around 300,000 skis per year and employs 118 people over the summer months. It is huge, bustling and quite mind blowing with hundreds and hundreds of skis everywhere you look, all in different stages of their journeys.
So where do you start? Well seemingly with big rolls of polythylene. The first stage is to cut out the shape of the ski from the polythene (which will be the base of the ski), the same is also done in wood for traditional skis (normally a wood mix using poplar, ash and cedar) or a steel sheet for foam injected skis. It is almost impossible to get one length of wood that is good enough, so two pieces of wood are joined together to make the ski. Quite mind blowing to think this humble basis of a ski allows us to have so much fun.
Whilst this is going on the top sheet is being prepared. Again cut into the correct shape, the top sheet then gets sprayed with ink as many times as is needed to paint on the graphics. Watching 'my ski' it was sprayed at least three times with different shades of blue. Then once all the elements of the ski are ready, a big compressor is used to essentially squash down all the pieces and glue them together. And this is also where the injected skis get, well, injected!
From bits and pieces to a fully formed ski the final part the journey is the 'finishing line' - my skis get tidied up, waxed, vacuum packed and put on a trolley. And this is all done by machines, but under the watchful eyes of the operatives, many of them who work on the ski hills in the winter. It was really apparent how much passion there was in the Dynastar factory, with a big emphasis on quality control and getting each pair of skis spot on.
The biggest thing I took away from watching the journey of my ski was how much work is involved in making a ski and how many parts there is to the process. I often hear people asking why skis are so expensive. Well after seeing them made I would suggest they really are not expensive, in fact they great value.
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Sunday, January 8, 2012
She always looked me or anyone else straight in the eye. She took each person's measure, but kindly. Phoebe saw everyone in their best possible light.
35 comments:
- Kalei's Best Friend said...
Aww, say it ain't so.... losing a fur baby breaks my heart...((HUGS))
- January 8, 2012 at 3:23 AM
- Birdman said...
Sounds like a fine testament to me. Bow wow!
- January 8, 2012 at 7:42 AM
- Pasadena Adjacent said...
a sad morning?
- January 8, 2012 at 8:19 AM
- alex said...
best wishes. what a fine and kind companion.
- January 8, 2012 at 9:02 AM
- Bellis said...
What a lovely thing to say about her, Karin. I'd like to be more like her.
- January 8, 2012 at 9:25 AM
- Katie said...
Such a sweet photo of dear Phoebe. I'm sending you hugs too.
- January 8, 2012 at 9:29 AM
- BaysideLife said...
Yes Phoebe had really expressive and wise eyes. Sorry.
- January 8, 2012 at 10:23 AM
- Paula said...
I think it was Maya Angelou who said that only equals can be friends. Clearly, Phoebe was your best gal pal through and through.
- January 8, 2012 at 12:24 PM
- Tony Van Helsing said...
My condolences, I know how much this hurts.
- January 8, 2012 at 12:37 PM
- Petrea Burchard said...
I don't think you'll stop missing her.
- January 8, 2012 at 12:44 PM
- altadenahiker said...
I think this is the Phoebe face I know best of all. I must have seen it 10,000 times.
- January 8, 2012 at 2:37 PM
- Petrea Burchard said...
Sometimes I worry quite a bit about how I'll handle this.
- January 8, 2012 at 4:08 PM
- RedPat said...
Lovely! ;-(
- January 8, 2012 at 4:57 PM
- Carolynn said...
Now there's an old soul. What a lovely lady. xoxo
- January 8, 2012 at 5:08 PM
- Ms M said...
An intelligent, inquisitive look -- such a sweet girl. Sending hugs to you, too.
- January 8, 2012 at 5:44 PM
- Banjo52 said...
What else can you ask? Great face, by the way.
- January 8, 2012 at 6:52 PM
- Margaret said...
It's hard. I know.
- January 8, 2012 at 7:47 PM
- camissonia said...
Oh no - that's gotta be tough. Phoebe looks so, so sweet in that picture. Take care!
- January 8, 2012 at 8:26 PM
- Trish said...
Most dogs like Phoebe are ones I trust to tell me the truth. Whether it is their opinion about someone, or how they are really feeling, I can see it in their eyes. If a dog won't look at me, either they don't trust anyone, or they've done something really, really wrong (ahem, like a Viszla we are taking care of that chomped a watch band (but left the watch), a box of truvia and some sort of candy I have no idea where she got them from).
Love the shot of Phoebe and it is obvious she loved you as much as you loved her!
wv: washot...instead of complimenting with real words, now when a blogger posts a great shot---"washot!" instead of gratuitous wordy-word stuff like "what a lovely shot!".
- January 8, 2012 at 11:31 PM
- Shell Sherree said...
I'm glad you have this photo, KB. What a profoundly beautiful little lady. Big hugs.
- January 9, 2012 at 1:51 AM
- bandit said...
Dottie, Bella, and Cha Ki are with you on this. I wish I had their integrity.
- January 9, 2012 at 4:01 AM
- Kaori said...
The best kind of friend to have.
- January 9, 2012 at 6:47 AM
- Brenda's Arizona said...
Now that is unconditional love staring at us.
- January 9, 2012 at 6:56 AM
- Marjie said...
I know your bittersweet feelings when you look at those precious pictures.
- January 9, 2012 at 1:12 PM
The word is EYELINER.
WV: pickner
- January 9, 2012 at 1:46 PM
- Canyon Cottage said...
She is always with you in spirit. They never leave us really....
- January 9, 2012 at 1:54 PM
- altadenahiker said...
I've always seen layers between a photograph and the moment. I'm so grateful for this one -- no layers at all. I'm in the office, working at the computer. And when I look up, she looks up. Like this. Just like this.
- January 9, 2012 at 2:33 PM
- Pierre said...
I have a dog that greets me every morning with tail wags and leg rubs. I will probably out live her. It'll be tough when I do.
Sorry about your close friend.
- January 9, 2012 at 2:38 PM
- Petrea Burchard said...
I know you're kidding, Trish, but for those who don't know: some dogs won't look at you because of where they see themselves in the pack. Boz, for example, is not good at eye contact. He looks away not because he's guilty but because he doesn't want to challenge. He's low dog on the totem pole, the omega dog.
Eye contact among dogs can be considered a challenge and many dogs won't do it for that reason. Phoebe was royalty and had no reason not to look anybody right in the eye.
- January 9, 2012 at 7:01 PM
- TheChieftess said...
We still miss Daisy...it's so hard missing a beloved fur family member...
- January 10, 2012 at 9:11 AM
- Patrizzi Intergarlictica said...
That's a royal bitch.
- January 10, 2012 at 9:33 AM
- sonia a. mascaro said...
What a sweet eyes. Dearest and lovely Phoebe... I agree with Canyon Cottage, "She is always with you in spirit. They never leave us really...."
I feel the same about my dear Flora... (sigh)
I am sending you many hugs.
- January 10, 2012 at 1:56 PM
- altadenahiker said...
These comments -- how lovely.
- January 10, 2012 at 8:44 PM
- Susan Campisi said...
Beautiful Phoebe. She had such soulful eyes. You snapped the picture at the perfect moment.
- January 11, 2012 at 10:38 PM
- Jean Spitzer said...
I am so sorry. She was very special.
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There is no arguing that the 2014 Chicago Cubs improved from last year's team. The Cubs posted their best record since the 2009 season. Although that might not seem like much, it shows the improvement that head of baseball operations, Theo Epstein, has been preaching. Since June 1st, the club played .500 baseball and the product on the field vastly improved. This was due to the standout performers mentioned above, but also to the performances of their recent call-ups: Javier Baez, Jorge Soler, and Kyle Hendricks.
Cubs fans will be quick to contain their expectations for the 2015 season but it is impossible to ignore the optimism surrounding the team. Realistic expectations might have the Cubs another year or two removed from being a possible playoff contender, but the 2015 Cubs should make even more strides forward. The arrival of number one prospect, Kris Bryant will undoubtedly be huge. Bryant, along with the likes of everyone mentioned will all be key pieces if the Cubs want to get back to the promised land that is the MLB playoffs.
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Particularly substantial nose boogers that one extricates from one's nose to snack on between meals. Nose Meat can be well done (dry and crumbly), or somewhat rare (soft and moist, and coated in snot).
Hey, if you keep eating your nose meat, you won't leave room for dinner.
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1. 35K is probably a fair minimum
2. Warriors have changed immensely, and TBH MoP Fury Plays more like cata/wrath Arms than MoP Arms does. In my opinion its always worth learning how to play both DPS specs, some fights favour arms, some favour fury. Its worth being able to always play the stronger spec.
3. The PVP stats on PVP gear are not included in the ilvl budget. there is no reason to not use the PVP gear to cover the the short comings of you gear. If its a higher ilvl, or just plain better itemised go for it. However you will still see people who disdain it, it takes a while for this change to filter through to the public


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