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EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ - MAY 09: Ramses Barden #13 and Hakeem Nicks #18 of the New York Giants works out at rookie camp on May 9, 2009 in East Rutherford, New Jersey. (Photo by Jeff Zelevansky/Getty Images)
Running back Ahmad Bradshaw told ESPN Radio that receiver Hakeem Nicks is hinting he'll be back for Week 6 against the tough San Francisco 49ers.Fantasy Spin:Always good to hear, but until we see him get through a couple of practices, we're not sold. The addition of Nicks to the Giants lineup makes Eli Manning, Bradshaw and Cruz better options because he commands the focus of every defense.
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There is no cream or serum or makeup that can turn back time. Even surgery doesn't really do the trick.
That being said – there is a solution if you really want to look younger.
Have your portrait taken.
A good photographer can literally wipe off years.
Gord and I had our portrait taken last month. I had thought about doing it back in July for our wedding anniversary but we didn't quite get around to it until November.
However once it was finally booked I sprang into action.
Decisions had to be made.
I cornered Gord while he was shaving.
"Do you think I should wear a dress or something more casual? We could go the semi-formal route. What about a suit? Would you be alright wearing a suit? Do you think sequins would be too much? I don't mean on your suit. For me. Maybe a little at the neckline? Or polar opposite and we wear jeans and T-shirts... All black? Should we colour match? What about jewelry?"
Gord stood frozen with his razor hovering above his chin.
"Why aren't you moving?" I asked.
"I love you but think the odds of accidentally cutting myself just rose 50 per cent."
I decided on basic black.
It took awhile but I found Gord again.
"I'm going to hold up five black tops. On a scale of one to 10 I need you to rate how skinny each one makes look. Keeping in mind that you are allowed to award half points for upper arm slimming effect, or freckle fading sheen. OK? Go!"
The afternoon of the portrait sitting we debated whether to drive or walk to Steingards.
"It's around the corner," Gord said as we got on our jackets.
I pointed to my head.
"You can only ask so much of a can of hairspray. It's pretty windy out."
We drove.
Once we were at the studio, Phil ushered us downstairs and took a series of shots. We sat up straight. We smiled. We leaned towards each other. We asked about digitally retouching the slightly chipped nail polish on one finger. (That may have just been me.)
Back upstairs we watched as Phil uploaded the pictures on to his computer. We chose the one we liked the best and then the fun really began.
Phil started to fix a few little imperfections and I started to make suggestions.
"Could you take a few of my laugh lines out? Or all of them? Great. And Gord's wrinkles. Could we delete those too?"
"Gord I love your wrinkles. They are perfect wrinkles. It's just photography portrait in a nice frame displayed on the wall-wise, it might look better if we looked slightly less realistic."
"I have earned every one of my wrinkles. I like them."
"I do too sweetie. Keep going Phil."
Phil smoothed and tucked, and flat out erased until I was happy.
The portrait looked wonderful.
Recently I picked up the finished product and that night – because it was late and things seem like a good idea when you're tired – I emailed it to family and friends.
"You two look like you're still in high school!" was the general response.
I know.
Thank you Mr Steingard.
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A short story from 1989
I was downstairs watching t.v. in the very special room I'd set up since getting a job. It wasn't really all that special. It was just down in the basement, away from my old room upstairs where I'd lived as a kid. My parents thought it was a good idea now that I had a job. They said things like: "We think tis a good idea no that you have a job. It's a damn good idea. It can only help."
There was another war movie on, so I was thinking about how glad I was that at least I wasn't there and I had many thank yous to make. Thank you I'm not in battle thank you thank you.
The blue t.v. light wrapped around the blanket that I'd wrapped around myself and this time the submarine had a Nazi battleship chugging behind and above it with all those sounds of ping, ping, ping. The men in the sub sat still and quiet with beads of sweat that swelled and fell off the ends of their black and white close up noses. I said aloud: "Please don't let them drop depth charges."
Then I thought that it just didn't seem right for people in boats to try to kill people in submarines. Dying in a submarine is no way to go. There is no where to swim to and not very far to sink. Then The boat dropped depth charges.
Mom scurried about upstairs, sounding a bit like a pigeon trapped in a chimney and I swear I could almost hear her trying to smile. She was doing a good job of it too. You could tell by the rapid pitter patter. Then dad fumbled about with slow grumbling steps and a scuff of leather on the linoleum. He sounded much bigger and slower and with a smaller smile than mom's. I n this way it was a perfect family picture.
Back on the t.v., the captain of the sub had the great idea of stuffing all the crap he could find into the torpedo tube along with the extra oil. It's mostly the same in submarine movies. The slick and the cushions and wood and food and even the corpses from the engine room would float to the surface and fool the Nazis above into thinking that the sub below had been hit. They would have to be very quiet so that the Nazi sonar wouldn't hear them and someone would probably almost drop a wrench and catch it at the last minute. You can pretty much predict the course of events in a submarine movie. Right down to the fact that the engine room will flood and provide the captain with the copses for the torpedo tubes. There's just something about the engine room that makes it flood… probably the engines, but it's only a guess.
Still the film made me scared and I kept thinking about being in a submarine. So that I broke a cold sweat. I wrapped myself a little tighter in the yellow, flannel blanket and thought to myself about the good part coming up with the wrench that would almost fall. It came. It passed. The sub floated on and the movie went on and I sort of stopped watching. I'd either seen this film before, or they are all alike. I wrapped myself tighter in the yellow blanket and fell sideways on the moldy smelling sofa. I tried to stare off ino space, but kept getting lost along the lines of the cinder block basement wall, now painted yellow.
I could hear the handle on the door above the steps click and then twist and the creaking open door and mom yell, "Paul, your brothers here. Come up now. His Car's in the driveway."
I heard the front door open and the silence of my father waiting. My brother's car door opened and then my father yelled out the front door in my mother's voice, "hi." I sounded far away.
I looked around the yellow basement and blinked my eyes real fast, waiting for the coming footsteps. Then I heard the slam of the car door and then I heard the footsteps. I didn't move. I heard my brother say, "Hi." My mother came right back at him with, "hi" Someone said, "how are you?" and I couldn't tell who it was through the floor. But my brother said, "I'm good. Where's Pauli?"
"Oh he's coming," mom said. I told him you were here. He's anxious to see you."
"Go tell him again," dad said. No kidding. Dad was down to business. He was trying very hard.
Then I heard mom's feet pitter patter and the door open again, "Paul," she said. "ddin't you hear me? Your brother's here. He wants to see you."
Coming," I said, but I didn't move. I knew I would go up soon, but I waited, or just didn't move.
"Paul. Come up now," my father yelled.
But I waited and then they ignored me for a while and I could hear them talking, but it was quiet talk so I didn't make out any of the words. Through the floor and the half open door like before. I caught a little laughter and waited for the next call downstairs. I promised myself I'd stop sweating, if only they wouldn't call downstairs. I thought that was a fair deal. I would certainly stop sweating if they didn't call down. Maybe I needed a half hour. If they gave me a half an hour.
Mom yelled first, "Honey. Please." Something ridiculous possessed me and I yelled up, "I was going to come up if only you didn't yell that one last time down."
"Oh Paul, " my mother tried to laugh. "You make up all these rules in your head."
"I was going to come up, you know, " I said.
Then my brother came half way down the steps and peeked his head around the corner so I could see his face. His hair was shorter and he might've put on some weight. His face looked fuller and he had on brand new sneaker. I could only see the left sneaker, but it wasn't like him to only buy the one sneaker. He'd have the pair.
He said, "Shit head," which is what we always called each other since we were kids.
I said, "Dana."
"What's up?"
"Nothing. I'm watching a movie It's all about a submarine."
"Great," Dana said and he came the rest of the way down the stairs and said, "Move the fuck over then."
I gathered up my blanket and sat up and pushed over a little. Dana took a couple of big steps and then lept up in the air and let his butt crash down on the sofa. It shook the sofa up like a wave and I sort of smiled, which was nice.
"What did I miss," Dana asked and I heard the door close quietly upstairs and my parents walk back to the kitchen.
"There was the part where the captain puts all the stuff in the torpedo tube…"
"What a torpedo?"
"No. You know…"
"Oh, you mean all the flotsam and jetsam and oil so that the captain uptop is fooled…."
"Right. Right."
"It always freaks me out when there's the one guy who drops a clip board…"
"Wrench then… never get's dull."
"Yeah a wrench this time…"
Then my brother pulled off his parka and snuggled his butt deeper inot the cushions and got all comfortable and we watched the movie for while. I liked the shots throguht the periscope. He said they looked fake. I said I'd never looked through a periscope, so I didn't know if they looked fake or not. He said he knew it just instinctively. I said I liked them all the same.
At some point I said, " I bet mom even put out peanuts or whatever."
"Don't worry, Pauli, "my brother said.
"I'm not worried," I said. "But if you'd like some peanuts I'm sure she rolled out the red carpet."
"So mom eats the peanuts and blames dad," Dana said.
I smiled a little. And it was pretty nice, so I just looked at my brother afor a long time. It was true what mom had said: he was beginning to look more and more like me as he got older. I felt proud and he tried to pretend I was looking at him… staring.
Then he said, "Look, it's one of those shots throught the periscope you claim to like so much."
I looked back at the t.v. and it was a shot where they scan the horizon for boats. They found a convoy, but this time t was an American convoy. So they didn't show the torpedo coming ou the front and swooshing through the water with the white bubble stream vehind. This time they showed the the sub coming to the surface and all the guys on the boats waved at all the guys on the submarine who came ou on the deck in their vest sailor suits. The guys on the sub waved back. I waved at the t.v… I felt so elated.
I said, "Wave Dana."
He waved too and the movie was over ad the credits rolled and the all the words got in the way of the waving Americans. So I stopped waving and Dana followed my lead and stopped too. Swe sat there and didn't say anything and waited for a commercial. I felt a little nervous, because I knew Dana would try to talk during the commercial. I wasn't so sure what he'd say, but I knw he'd try to talk. So when the commercial came on with the woman holding a big bottle of detergent right next to a laundry machine, I said, "Hey that's the exact same brand as mom uses. Imagine that."
Dana said, "Whatever. I use it too."
Yeah, " said. I used to use it too. Funny how we all… I'm letting mom do my laundry now, so I guess technically…" and I pointed to the jug of detergent on the laundry machine behind the t.v.set and the boiler. "Dad says we might put up a wall there and make it a separate laundry room. He said It's been on his mind for years."
"Yup. That's what he says. Years. But I don't think it has been Dana. Do you?"
"Sure. Why not. It's a good idea."
"You think? A laundry room just like that?"
"I think it's a good idea for you to have your own space. To pay some rent to get a job… I don't know."
"Sure whatever, but I don't think dad's been on this for years. Do you? Be honest Dana."
"I am honest. You might want to live down here for a while. They're just trying to help you out. It's not some kind of conspiracy or anything. Dad just doesn't want to make you feel awkward. That's all. He's cat dancing all over your feelings."
"Well it does make me feel awkward." Either he's lying Dana, or he's been keeping this laundry room idea a secret my whole life. It makes me feel awkward alright. Why didn't he tell me about these plans before?"
"Hey maybe you just want to feel awkward, " My brother said.
"That's what they all say, " I said.
Then we sat uietly for a minute and I couldn't think of anything to say until Dana said, "It sure is yellow down here."
I said, "Yep."
The sofa was yellow, the walls were yellow, the light bulb like most light bulbs was sort of yellow, but the t.v. was black and white.
"Hey look, " I said to my brother and I stood up and let the yellow blanket fall, I had on yellow boxer shorts. "Pretty great? Huh?"
"They are yellow."
"look Dana, "I said. "I know you think I'm weird, but the yellow décor was mom's idea. She thought it might cheer me up. Sunshine. You know."
"Yeah but I have a feeling you blew it all out of … I never said you're weird Pauli."
"She said it would cheer me up. I swear."
"Does it?"
"I don't know," I said. "But it is yellow. You have to admit that."
"But are you feeling better?"
"Sure," I said and I sat back and rewrapped myself in the blanket. "I …. I got a job."
"I know. That's why I'm here. We're celebrating."
"That's what they all say."
Dana started to feidget and then he squeezed a roll of fat hanging over his belt He'd gained a lot of weight, but he looked good and he looked down at the fat caught between his thumb and his four fingers and said, "Pauli, man,, you should really feel good about all this, you know?"
I wasn't sure what he was talking about: his roll of fat, my job, the yellow basement, or what? So I tried to grab some blubber off my own gut and squeeze myselfl because it looked like okay fun… but there wasn't any. I was like a skelton. I'd lost I guess the same amountof weight as Dana lost maybe. So I just looked at him and said, "Dana this is no big deal. It's just a cruddy job you know."
Then I got up and turned the channel and kept on turning it and there was news and a rerun sitcom and more news and another rerun sitcom and there was a commercial. And then we don't get a bunch of channels after that but I went around a few more times and then where there was the commercial was another war movie. I stopped there and this time the Americans were in planes that swooped aover the Japanese who sat in fox holes very low to the ground. When the bombs fell in z fox hole the Japanese got blown through the air and it looked almost funny, but scary too. The way their legs flailed and their arms flapped, they looked like crazy bloodstained birds. I didn't want to be there, but I imagined it was better by far than a submarine.
Still I offered the conversation, "Sure would hate to be there."
"Death from above," my brother said quoting something.
And we watched the movie for a while. I liked the shots of the bombs falling. They were beautiful before they hit the ground and blew u. Dana said they were all real shots of real bombs from the real war. I said they were beautiful all the same, but I could see what he meant The film looked different when the bombs were falling than from when they hit the ground. It was obvious there was something in the grain.
I looked at Dana and he had both hands on his roll of fat now, the poor bastard. Then I watched the movie. They showed a pretty fake shot of a Japanese guy who'd had his arm blown off.
I said, "Ouch."
Dana said, "So how is work?"
"Watch the movie."
"I drove four hours to see you, Pauli."
"And mom appreciates it…"
"Fuck you. It was mom's idea, okay, but I drove down here to see you. Not mom, you."
Watch the freakin' movie Dana. It's not a big deal. It's a cruddy job."
"Mom says you're feeling better. She said you come home laughing and stuff like a norm….al like the old days. She says you're starting to feel good again."
"That's what they all say, " I said.
Dana sighed and then he said, "Do you want to go out, or something? We could go to the diner and get some greasy food?"
"You're fat enough," I scold him. "Besides, it's Friday and I like to watch the movies on Fridays."
"Mom says you aren't watching so much T.V. anymore."
"That's cause I have a job, but on Fridays I still watch t.v.."
"So you're keeping a tight schedule then?"
"Yeah," I said. "If you want to call it that."
"That's really good, Pauli."
Then I looked at the t.v. and the American officers were planning something big. I couldn't tell what it was, but they had a map printed on glass with grease pencils. And when the pencils got dull they'd rip the paper off its side ina pink flesh color pig tail coils, exposing the black, greasy core. Then they'd draw more dark lines like the interconnecting strands of a spider's web. These lines were probably courses for the airplanes, but they sure looked like a web to me. Then they showed all these shots of the airplanes up there in the clouds the contrails and the flak.
I turned to Dana and I said, "Fuck It's not such a big deal, you know." I held my knees to my chest "I don't even have any scars. I know plenty of people with the scars, Dana. Fuck they've got Frankenstein stitchhes up their wrists…. Little punch scars at the throat from the trake. Take you mind off that in group some time… but I mean I'm fine. I know people with scars, but I don't have any."
I let myself go and my feet fell back towards the floor and now I could show my unscarred arms to Dana and then I put them down at my sides and said, "I just got a little fucked up. That's all. That's it, man."
"I know, Pauli."
"It's a cruddy job, okay? I'm settling for it. I just walk around pouring glue into the binding machines, you know? And I'll admit it.. I was scared to death of it. I came home every day all scared of it… that I'd spill the glue all over the machine, or who knows what? High Anxiety… like Mel Brooks. I was scared of filling the water cooler and filling out my W2 and okay I'm not so scarred any more."
"That's great," my brother said.
"But I'm sick of mom talking about the glue in the bindery as being all symbolic and shit, Dana. I'm sick of it. It's a cruddy job. I like it, but it's cruddy. Moppin' the floor is just that: mopping the floor. It is not cleaning the cob webs out of your head, Dana, or any of another tortured metaphors and what is a Meadow for."
"To feed a cow," my brother says perfectly. "I know. She means well."
"SO do me a favor and tell mom I'm not sticking my life back together with the fucking binding glue, okay? I've got a shitty job at a shitty printers…. That's it. There is nothing to fucking celebrate here."
"Look mom just said it would be a good time now… you know just to come and visit…. You know with the shitty job and the yellow basement. I hadn't seen you since… I wanted to you know, see you."
I know, Dana," I said. And then I kind of laughed a little. "I always thought you'd be the one to get fucked up, you know? The way you had a gir's name and all… Everyone always thought my little brother was a little sister, you know? I was pretty certain that would fuck you up lather."
Then I looked back at the t.v. and said, "I don't want to go out but you can watch t.v. down here if you want."
Dana said that he hadn't really talked with mom and dad yet so he should go back upstairs for a while.
I said that was fine, but he said he'd come down in a while. He stood up and then I heard him walk up stairs and I turned the t.v. down and listened to little parts of their conversation coming the through the floor. It was mostly the regular stuff about how they'd finally worried out the problems with my old landlord upstate and how its been three weeks since they'd seen me cry and two weeks since heard me. Dad spoke again about Italian families and how sons would live with their parents over there in Italy till they were well into their thirties or something. I don' know where dad got his information on Italian families. They talked a lot about my job and how happy I seemed in it and they told Dana that I was probably a little ashamed and that why I was hard to talk to.
I did feel a little ashamed that I really felt good just being alone and watching t.v.. Dana could come down later if he wanted, but I wouldn't talk. The good stuff is on really late. I turned t.v. back up and stopped listening. I'd lived through Dana's visit also I stopped sweating and I wrapped myself up in the blanket and I watched the people die on the tv. I felt superior to them.
Ever have one of those days where you wake up knee deep in your father's woods and suddenly you know how to play drums like Bonzo and you are some sort of Belushiesque Ninja trapped in a Kurosawa film directed by Francis Ford Coppola?
I just had one of those days. Time for half a menthol cigarette a yin yang cheese course and Lagunitas Censored beer.
Every time a bell rings an angel gets his wings. Somebody ring a bell already. Arice is true D rooking gas crickets!
Goodnight Gracie
say herro to your mudder pour moi out.
Been managing so much info from the gopro and sony that is very difficult to color compress without making duplicate files and filling up my strainting hard drive…. so long story short, I thought I'd try some of Vimeo's new "instagramstyle" filters for video. THere are a lot of options and I am lazy, but I like the saturation and contrast on this filter. What say you, dear reader?
Running around looking at street art in a new way after all that schoolin' by ellis g. Also hanging out with Yoav as the street artists pick up their work from the OUT Door Gallery NYC group show to celebrate the publishing of his book of the same name http://www.amazon.com/Outdoor-Gallery-New-York-City/dp/1584235535. Also available at Strand and many of New York's finer Museum gift shops, so next time you exit through said such same, pick up a copy. It is a beautiful book full of great documentation of New York's best street art murals, etc. If you are a New Yorker there will be one or a hundred of your personal favs. Also I watched Apox again. PBR street gang. Bravo rodger point 5.
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I saw this film when it first came out and watching it again on DVD reminded me how good it was. I always meant to read the book and have just requested it.Normally I have my heart in my mouth viewing a film after reading the book or I make a conscious choice not to see the film. So often the film disappoints.I think this one will be as good as Alec Waugh's Island in the Sun which I read after seeing the film. McEwan's writing will have to be very bad for me not to enjoy his book because his storyline and all his characters are brilliant.The tragedy has that Shakespearean flavour.
This is one of those movies that prove that life is not always fair. The talent of great actors in this film make it worth watching.
This is by far the best movie adaptation of a really good book that I have ever seen. Normally I avoid the filmed version of books I loved (I'm thinking of you, Mansfield Park..) because I know that the writers will leave out things and distort others, but this is the exception.
Ok, I was going to order this movie, but the book sounds so good, I think I'll read it first. Oh, there is an audio book. Will get that, and read the book while listening to it. (This may sound a little weird, but, if the narrator is a good one, you get a better sense of the characters while listening, and I have found that this improves my pronunciation of words, as while I am an avid reader, I have found that I do not pronounce quite a few words properly!)
Very gripping story. Not surprised by the end as I was somehow anticipating it. Overall, a very nice movie.
I was pleasantly surprised with this movie. The ending was unexpected, but in a good way.
This is a 2007 British romantic film directed by Joe Wright and based on the 2001 novel of the same name by Ian McEwan.
It chronicles a crime and its consequences over the course of six decades, beginning in the 1930s.
The acting of performers is strong and great, its cinematography is brilliant and superb, and Dario Marianelli's score is quite unique and inspiring, but to the viewer who hasn't read the novel, the last part of the film seems to spoil the intense feeling of the middle part and somewhat anti-climatic.
Good movie.
Watchable. Ending was unexpected. The film direction was poor, there were a lot of switching back and forth to move the plot.
Based on a novel, "Atonement" had a good cast and wonderful cinematography. I cannot imagine this story not being on film.
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Coarse Language: 1. a single typed word that resonates as the key to a loss of innocence and leads to ultimate betrayal. 2. Swearing amongst soldiers
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Sexual Content: 1.a very visually suggestive sex scene between the two main characters. 2. an alluded-to sexually compromising act towards a young girl.
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Cecilia Tallis: "My brother and I found the two of them down by the lake." Police Inspector: "You didn't see anyone else?" Cecilia Tallis: "I wouldn't necessarily believe everything Briony tells you. She's rather fanciful."
"Dearest Cecilia, the story can resume. The one I had been planning on that evening walk. I can become again the man who once crossed the surrey park at dusk, in my best suit, swaggering on the promise of life. The man who, with the clarity of passion, made love to you in the library. The story can resume. I will return. Find you, love you, marry you and live without shame." - Robbie Turner(James McAvoy)
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Ex-Ospreys coach Sean Holley has criticised the Dragons' recent batch of signings.
The Newport region will lose star flanker Dan Lydiate at the end of the season, with Racing Metro his likely destination, but they bolstered their squad with four new recruits last week - three of which were: Italy fly-half Kris Burton, Cheetahs second-row Martin Muller and Argentinean prop Francisco Nahuel Tetaz Chaparro.
But Holley has questioned these signings, telling Wales Online: "They're not household names, are they? Burton when he plays for Italy is there to drop goals, kick goals and he's not the bravest in defence - he can't really run an attacking game. It makes you wonder where the Dragons are going with it.
"We've got young Owen Williams with the Scarlets who can't get much rugby and is therefore going to Leicester. Where's the recruitment policy? Where's the succession planning?
"As for Cheetahs and Argentinians no-one has ever heard of, then I'm sorry, surely we've got young Welshmen who can come and step into the berth and follow the footsteps of Dan Lydiate, Toby Faletau, someone who has come through the system."
The Welsh regions have had some stellar names turning out in the past with players such as Jerry Collins and Percy Montgomery running out and Holley questions whether the Dragons' new recruits will have a similar impact.
"Anyone who knows me, I'm keen on having, like a Viv Richards and a Joel Garner, if you like for a cricket analogy - top, top players if they are overseas that will add value and will play all season, bring something to your culture and environment.
"I just don't see it with some of these signings. When you sign like a Filo Tiatia or a Stefan Terblanche, even a Jason Spice, Justin Marshall - they add value - a Xavier Rush, people who add value to your environment, then it makes a difference. I don't know, the proof's in the pudding, as usual, but I don't hold out much hope."
But Holley was pleased with the recruitment of monster No.8 Netani Talei, though he fears it could signal Toby Faletau's exit from the region, with the Welsh international strongly linked with a move to Bath.
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There's a young family, settling down around the TV for a weekly ritual. Mum's bringing in a tray of food: slivers of toast, some egg mayonnaise or grated cheese to put on them; there are sliced meats, crackers and crisps (chips to you) and a few bits of tomato, celery and cucumber that the children possibly won't eat. Oh, and some plastic cups of orange squash. They're preparing for a sofa picnic. They do this every week. It's time for Doctor Who.
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Later on, there was Peter Davison, and collecting all the Target novelizations of old stories that I'd never seen at the time. There was no other way to experience what had gone before. I decided, with no experience to back this up, that my favorite Doctor was Patrick Troughton, even though it was always Tom Baker really, and that my favorite monsters were the Cybermen. I even went to the first Doctor Who convention, masquerading as a 21st birthday party at Longleat House in 1984. We couldn't get in, as the queue was too long, but Jon Pertwee and Peter Davison (in full Doctor costume) came down the line, shaking hands with people. I shook their hands but couldn't speak, or look them in the eye. It was all a bit much.
After The Five Doctors and the next regeneration, I got distracted and started finding other things to do with my Saturday evenings. By the time the show was cancelled in 1989, I hadn't watched it for ages. The Saturday night sofa picnics had largely gone, and I was due to go off to college anyway. But when Christopher Eccleston was announced as the new Doctor in the mid-naughties, I knew exactly how to mark the occasion:
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Tuesday, November 18, 2014PSW Staff 11/18/14 02:49 PM,Gustavus Adolphus College in Minnesota is now equipped to provide exceptional audio coverage for every function in its 1,500-capacity Lund Arena via a new system featuring Meyer Sound IntelligentDC technology. Events range at the arena range from hockey games to national programs such as the Nobel Conference, the first ongoing educational conference in the U.S.to have the official authorization of the Nobel Foundation in Stockholm, Sweden. "With the Meyer Sound system, we have controlled and uniform sound everywhere, with ample… View this story
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Monday, June 16, 2014PSW Staff 06/16/14 05:31 AM,Originally built for the World Cup in 1950, Brazil's iconic Maracana stadium will host many of the major matches in the FIFA World Cup 2014, including the final in July, with audio managed by the stadium's new GLD digital mixer from Allen & Heath. Located in Rio de Janeiro, Maracana was closed for a 3-year major renovation, reopening last year with a GLD-80 mixer at the heart of a new sound reinforcement system. Fitted with a Dante network card, the… View this story
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At the November 18, 2014, Board of County Commissioners meeting, the board took the following action:
Reorganization -- recognized outgoing District 6 Commissioner Jess Santamaria and welcomed new District 6 Commissioner Melissa McKinlay. She was sworn into office by State Attorney Dave Aronberg; reelected Commissioners Paulette Burdick and Steven Abrams were sworn in by Clerk & Comptroller Sharon Bock. The board members thanked Commissioner Priscilla Taylor for her year of service as county mayor and elected Commissioner Shelley Vana mayor and Commissioner Mary Lou Berger vice mayor; each will serve a one-year term.
Legislative Affairs – approved the proposed 2015 state legislative agenda including priority appropriations and legislative issues, and general appropriations and issues to support and monitor.
Project Osprey – conceptually approved an economic development incentive in the form of an ad valorem tax exemption of up to $750,000 over eight years for Project Osprey, a distribution chain planning a new 386,000-square-foot regional distribution center in unincorporated Palm Beach County. The company will create 440 new jobs over five years at an annual average wage of $48,813.
Bed tax -- approved on first reading and to advertise for public hearing on December 16 an amendment to the Tourist Development Ordinance levying a sixth cent of the tourist development tax known as the bed tax.
Roads – approved on first reading and to advertise for public hearing on December 16 a list of proposed projects in the county's amended five-year road program.
Fire Rescue – amended the boundaries of the Fire Rescue Municipal Service Taxing Unit to include the town of Lake Park. Inclusion will not change the amount of revenue received from the town for fire-rescue services.
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Water main – approved a special assessment and awarded a construction contract with Johnson-Davis, Inc. in the amount of $81,600 for a water main extension on Ben Eden Lane. The project will serve six residential properties currently on private wells.
Annexation – approved the voluntary annexation of a county-owned parcel on the south side of Diamond Road and east of Military Trail into the village of Palm Springs.


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NFL 2011 Season – Week 10 Recap
San Francisco 27 – N.Y. Giants 20
Defensive end Justin Smith swatted down an Eli Manning pass to end a potential game-tying drive, as the San Francisco 49ers beat the New York Giants 27-20. Kicker David Akers had four field goals for San Francisco (8-1), which found enough offense to win despite playing most of the game without leading rusher Frank Gore, who suffered a knee injury
NFL 2011 Season – Week Seven Recap
The Green Bay Packers survived a mild scare to stay unbeaten, while the Miami Dolphins and St. Louis Rams remained winless thanks to two potential new stars in Denver and Dallas. Here is the recap of the week seven action in the NFL:
Denver 18 – Miami 15 (OT)
After Tim Tebow led the Broncos to 15 points in the final 2:44 of regulation to tie the game, Denver beat the Miami Dolphins 18-15 on Matt Prater's 52-yard field goal in overtime
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Updyke's Life Turned Upside Down
Harvey Updyke is a 62 year old Grandfather with a sickly passion for Alabama football. After calling a radio show to take credit for poisoning the oak trees at Toomer's Corner (sacred gathering spot for Auburn football fans), Updyke's life has been turned upside down. He faces four felony charges and two misdemeanor charges in connection with the tree poisoning.
Coach's Corner: With Michael Lotief
Being the best not only takes talent, but also a willingness to be the best that you can be. In this week's edition of "Coach's Corner", UL co-head softball coach Michael Lotief writes about how you must push yourself, to be the best that you can be, in his "Push Yourself: You Don't Have To Be #1, To Be #1" blog, below.


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Do you make a wish on the turkey wishbone on Thanksgiving?
What's Your Favorite Halloween Treat?
Have you noticed an increase in the availability of healthier food options while dining out or grocery shopping?
Who should be responsible for creating a standardized food nutrition label?
What's the one food you cannot turn down?
What's the best food to start the day?
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Memorizing store layout
Online purchase with delivery
24-Hour stores
Instant coupons
Having someone else do the shopping
Having a meal plan with needed ingredients


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