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PHOENIX — On New Year's Eve, John Cena made a promise to himself and to the WWE Universe: After a disastrous 2012, the Cenation leader vowed to turn things around and make 2013 his year.
Tonight, the 10-time WWE Champion took a big step in that direction, outlasting 29 other Superstars to win the Royal Rumble Match and earn a World Title opportunity against the champion of his choosing at WrestleMania 29 on April 7.
It was only fitting, perhaps, that the road to Cena's big win began with the very Superstar to whom the Cenation leader made his now-prescient New Year's toast, as Dolph Ziggler chose to enter the over-the-top-rope challenge at No. 1. But it was the emergence of the No. 2 entrant just 90 seconds later that sent the WWE Universe in Phoenix into a frenzy. When the familiar strands of "Break the Walls Down" blared and the lights went out, Chris Jericho made his shocking return to WWE.
With the crowd still on its feet and the entire mood of the night suddenly and irrevocably altered, the two Superstars circled each other inside the ring, and a rivalry that came to a head at SummerSlam was quickly renewed.
Jericho and Ziggler furiously traded blows until the ring filled up with other entering Superstars. As Ziggler, Jericho, Cody Rhodes and Kofi Kingston battled it out, Santino Marella made his way to the ring and looked for a moment to have eliminated everyone else in the ring. But all of the rumblers landed on the apron, not the floor. Despite striking Kofi with The Cobra, Santino would be the first elimination of the night, tossed over the ropes by Rhodes.
When the ring inevitably filled with competitors, Ziggler and Jericho fought as the match dictated, battling whomever stood in their way. Still, they both seemingly drifted back towards one another, always looking to settle their long-standing score.
Like Shawn Michaels and Rey Mysterio before him, "The Showoff" may have drawn an unlucky number, but with an abundance of talent on his side, Ziggler looked to make the best of a badly dealt hand, despite the fact that he seemingly found himself teetering on the ring apron constantly over the course of the melee.
One of the time-honored traditions that makes the Royal Rumble Match so unique is the guessing game that takes place in living rooms of WWE Universe members all over the world — which past Superstars will make their one-night return to enter the melee?
This year was certainly no different, as a number of beloved Superstars arrived back on the scene.
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So I'm curious, those of you who GM or have a GM and experience something like this, here'a a question and situation basically and I'm curious how you guys & gals handle it, or if you even allow it to a certain point.
A character with huge Fellowship and lots of bonuses (+20, Talented, Peer, etc), with these skills. They can roll 80~100 or higher easily for tests with stacked values. They can do this early on. And most opposed tests are Willpower, Scrutiny, etc. All of which really, are going to be in the 40's or 50's really unless you fudge up your NPC stats for this purpose (at least most of them; some opponents/NPC's might have big Fellowship, like a NPC Rogue Trader or something).
How do you handle a character that is great at social interaction and basically can roll to foil every social interaction setting by leading the conversation to whatever they want? Can't get through the door to the secret meeting? Charm/Deceive/Intimidate them. Boom. You're in. No combat sessions needed. At a secret moot with other Rogue Traders? Charm/Deceive/Intimidate and boom, you might just sway them to do what you want.
Do you folks have problems with this? Have you had issues where entire planned encounters are basically wiped away because someone brought a really good social interaction character? Are there times that you make the roll fail, no matter what, because it would change your planned encounter?
Interested in your thoughts.
Very best,


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They have caught my attention with this very first performance
I think these two look so good together, better match than previous partners for both. They have good speed, unison and both are very elegant.
Well, I know there is a deep field in Russia these days. It will be difficult for them to compete with top teams technically. What do you guys think about their chances?


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Check out the schedule for the weekend and make plans to attend.
2014 Neighborhood Awards Weekend: August 7 – 10, 2014, Atlanta GA
Venues: Georgia World Congress Center and Philips Arena
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All Bowles events for the 2014-2015 Academic year are FREE to all students, faculty, staff, and community members. Please email email@example.com with your name, which events you'd like to attend, and the number of guests attending each event.
Please look for our Fall events on the Bentley Events Calendar where you can find additional information. Feel free to RSVP via email or the calendar
2014-2015 Bowles Schedule
The 2014-2015 Season of the Bowles Performing Arts Series is entitled "Common Senses," which refers to the shared outlets we all possess; These common senses represent the methods by which we experience the world around us. Also, it connotes the simple code of conduct we each are granted to exhibit toward one another.
Join us this season for a wide range of top-notch performances ranging from the captivating and intimate theater and live music events to entertaining and thought-provoking dinner shows, where the experience is high-end, and the tickets are a bargain!
Fall 2014 Performances
October 15, 2014
Mixed: A One Woman Show
Adamian, Wilder Pavilion
October 29, 2014
Mystery Dinner Show
LaCava, Executive Dining Room
November 5, 2014
Arts Instructors in Residence Concert featuring Jen Kearney & Steve Marchena
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The Secret Life of Bees
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March 18, 2015
Pamela Means & Friends
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March 25, 2015
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April 8, 2015
Arts at Bentley Banquet/Dinner Show
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With seven fourth-period goals and a career-high 27 saves by junior goalkeeper Patrick Delventhal (Westbury), the Farmingdale State men's lacrosse team defeated Plattsburgh State, 17-15, in their home opener. The Rams improved to 1-1 overall, while the Cardinals dropped to 0-1.
Farmingdale State held an 8-5 lead at the halftime break and led 10-9 to start the final period. Junior attack Ryan Oswald (Floral Park) scored off Ricky Morales' (Holtsville) pass eight seconds in, giving the Rams a two-goal advantage. Plattsburgh State responded with two goals in a 30-second span, tying the game at 11-11. The Rams regained the lead 13-11 with 7:40 remaining, after goals by sophomore midfielder Bobby Thomas (Wantagh) and Oswald.
The Cardinals evened the score once again with a man-up goal from freshman attack Tim Lawrence (Kings Park) and a score by junior attack Pete Morgan (Putnam Valley). Three straight Farmingdale State goals put the Rams ahead 16-13 with 3:02 to play. Two Plattsburgh goals in the final minute would not be enough as Farmingdale earned their first win of the season.
The Rams were led by junior attack Erick Thomson (Floral Park,) who scored five goals and had one assist. Oswald finished the game with four scores. Morales had two assists, four caused turnovers and six ground balls while senior midfielder Frank Limanni (Massapequa) won 22-of-33 face-offs and picked up 15 ground balls.
Senior attack Kyle Norchi (Hauppauge, N.Y.) had a team-high three goals and seven ground balls for Plattsburgh, while Morgan finished with two goals and two assists. Junior goalkeeper Danny Caufield (Rochester) had 14 saves in defeat.


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The 6 Series Convertible M Sport may already be a pretty eye catching car, but this owner wanted to make doubly sure that he would be noticed by ordering his car in Atacama Yellow Individual color.
Here are the official ordering and pricing guides for the 2013 6 Series coupe (F13) and convertible (F12) [download PDFs below]. The pricing listed in the guide is effective July 1, 2012.
For a list of the July production changes for the F12 and F13, see the following info: ALL 6 Series Changes from July Production
Press conference from the 6 Series Gran Coupe international press drives in Sicily, Italy, along with our first drive review.
BMW invited us to test the all-new 6 Series Gran Coupe (internally dubbed F06) [full info thread] which is set to complement the already available Coupe (F13) and Cabrio (F12) versions. Here's our review after two days and roughly 160 miles.
Let's begin with some facts and figures. At 197.1 inches, the Gran Coupe is about four inches longer than the F13 Coupe, and only 2.7 inches shorter than the F01 7 Series. To allow the additional doors and rear space, the wheelbase of the Gran Coupe … CONTINUED
We have posted some updated photos of the BMW 6 Series Gran Coupe M Sport in beautiful Black Citrin Individual, from the BMW press drives in Sicily, Italy.
We're here in gorgeous Sicily, Italy for the BMW press drives for the 2013 BMW 6 Series Gran Coupe. There's a fleet of 6 Series Gran Coupes here for evaluation and on display at the hotel is a Space Grey / Cohiba Brown Individual 650i and Citrin Black Individual 640i M Sport, which we've posted photos of below.
We'll be sharing our first drive reaction to the Gran Coupe with you soon, but for now enjoy some more looks at the 6 Series Gran Coupe.
The international press drives for the 2013 6 Series Gran Coupe are recently underway and with that come the car's first drive reviews.
The general sentiment so far has unsurprisingly been that the 6 Series Gran Coupe is a sportier looking and driving alternative to the 5 Series sedan. Check out some of the car's initial reviews/impressions inside.
BMW has just released a torrent of new photos, videos, info, and full pricing details on the 2013 BMW 6 Series Gran Coupe. The 2013 6 Series Gran Coupe will be offered as three distinct models in the US. The TwinPower Turbo 6-cylinder BMW 640i Gran Coupe is the initial model and arrives in late June with an MSRP of $76,895. Later in the summer, the TwinPower Turbo V-8 BMW 650i Gran Coupe and the all-wheel drive BMW 650i xDrive Gran Coupe will join the range. … CONTINUED
The 2013 6 series Gran Coupe has already made its rounds on the auto show circuit, but has never been presented officially in M Sport form yet. Seen here at the BMW Performance Center in South Carolina is the first good look at a fully equipped 6 Series Gran Coupe M Sport. This frozen bronze 650i Gran Coupe wears the same aggressive, sideskirts and rear diffuser as the M Sport 6 series coupe/convertible M Sport. It rides on the 20″ M Sport wheels.
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The 2012 Eurofest took place this past weekend at the The New Meadowlands Stadium in New Jersey (where the Jets and Giants call home). Cars of all European makes and models were in attendance, but the scene appeared to be dominated by BMWs.
Check out the photo coverage inside, featuring hundreds of photos from the event.
The 2012 NYIAS press days wrapped up last week and the public days opened this past weekend. Hopefully our NY area members have gotten (or will get) a chance to attend. Those of you who did attend this past weekend, what did you think? Any favorites?
The video below shows the press conference highlights from the press days, featuring the stars of this year's display – the M6 Coupe and Convertible, the X1, and the 6 Series Gran Coupe.
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- TaTee Sep 12, 2009 12:11 PM
Will be there next week to visit my son and daughter in law and to attend the Boat Show. Would like a recommendation for a nice dinner. My online research has given me two spots: The White Horse Inn and Restaurant Bouchard. Which would you choose and what other recommendations do you have? Thanks.
Both are very good. Also the Inn at Castle Hill not only beautiful but the food is excellent. In Newport parking is difficult but these have free parking for guests.Yesterdays is very good. Fluke, very good kind of hip type place, Clarke Cooke House very good. Actually Newport has hands down in my opinion the best of restaurants in R.I based on a ciity. The great part is you can walk around after at night and visit the local shope.
I would suggest The Mooring. I liked their menu and we wanted to eat there but weren't able to get reservations at the last minute.
I was in Newport last week for the Irish Festival...my daughter works in Newport, and she recommended Lucia's...we had a wonderful meal!
I used to love it, but I've been told that Bouchard has gone SERIOUSLY downhill. That's just heresy, I haven't been.
Check out The Castle Hill Inn. You won't find a prettier setting.
Spark is a great BYOB on Broadwya, very cozy and amazing food. Make reservations because they are small
Mamma Luisa is best Italian hands down. Make reservations because they are popular
well it's boat show weeken.d....make reservations anywhere!
Rhumbline for nice food and charming atmosphere in The Point
Zelda's for nice food and charming atmosphere on Thames
Mooring for waterfront, seafood and easy downtown location
Want to spend some $$$...CookeHouse, Spiced Pear
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Thanks for your help. I have decided on the following: Thursday, The Mooring; Friday, Mamma Luisa; and Sunday, The Spiced Pear. Will give a report upon
my return.
re: TaTee
Boat show was great and the weather was superb and so were two of the three choices. Mamma Luisa was a disappointment :-( but The Mooring and The Spiced Pear were superb. Great ambience at The Mooring, friendly staff, good drinks and great food. The Spiced Pear is one of those really special restaurants, lovely setting, great food, WOW desserts and a knowledgeable and competent staff. Even the ladies' room is gorgeous! Will be back in June and will do a repeat.


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Concert in Aid of Marriage Equality, November 23rd
To mark Social Inclusion week, we have partnered up with South Dublin County Council for an evening of song in the beautiful Civic Theatre, Tallaght. Tickets cost EUR10 . It promises to be a great night. All proceeds will go to Marriage Equality in support of next year's referendum campaign. Click here
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Self-assembling and self-organizing systems are the Holy Grails of nanotechnology, but nature has been producing such systems for millions of years. A team of scientists has taken a unique look at how thousands of bacterial membrane proteins are able to assemble into clusters that direct cell movement to select chemicals in their environment. Their results provide valuable insight into how complex periodic patterns in biological systems can be generated and repaired.
Researchers with the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab), the University of California (UC) Berkeley, the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, and Princeton University, used an ultrahigh-precision visible light microscopy technique called PALM for Photo-Activated Localization Microscopy to show that the chemotaxis network of signaling proteins in E.coli bacteria is able to spontaneously form from clusters of proteins without being actively distributed or attached to specific locations in cells. This simple organizational mechanism - dubbed "stochastic self-assembly" is related to the self-organizing patterns first described in 1952 by the British computer scientist Alan Turing.
"It is not widely appreciated that complex periodic patterns can spontaneously emerge from simple mechanisms, but that is probably what is happening here," said Jan Liphardt, the biophysicist who led this research.
Liphardt holds a joint appointment with Berkeley Lab's Physical Biosciences Division and UC Berkeley's Physics Department. He is the principal author of a paper now available on-line in the Public Library of Science entitled: "Self-Organization of the Escherichia coli Chemotaxis Network Imaged with Super-Resolution Light Microscopy." Co-authoring the paper with Liphardt were Derek Greenfield, Ann McEvoy, Hari Shroff, Gavin Crooks, Ned Wingreen and Eric Betzig.
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Bridges for Life
An excited and slightly nervous Louisiana Volunteers in Mission team boarded a flight from Shreveport on Jan. 25 that brought them- 30 hours later- to Phnom Penh, Cambodia for the experience of a lifetime.
The primary purpose of the mission was to formalize a relationship with Spean Chivit "The Bridge of Life" United Methodist Church, located in the Dey Eth Community in the Kandal Province.
Rev. Doug Milliron, Cambodia Mission Initiative Coordinator for the Louisiana Conference, was joined by six other adults and five youth representing First United Methodist Church in DeRidder, First UMC in Ringgold, and Broadmoor UMC in Shreveport.
Until recently, Spean Chivit UMC gathered in Koki about two hundred yards to the east of their present location. The worship and education building was moved because it was previously standing less than three feet from the busy, main highway between Phnom Penh and Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon), Vietnam.
While the team was in Cambodia, the Louisiana Annual Conference sent $35,000 to Spean Chivit UMC for new land and construction of a building that will serve as a sanctuary and a multi-purpose facility. "By reaching out to our brothers and sisters in Cambodia, United Methodists are getting the opportunity to participate in one of the most remarkable revivals in Christian history," said Milliron.
The mission team from Louisiana spent 11 days ministering at Spean Chivit UMC, visiting key areas of the impoverished country, and gathering facts to refine future missional efforts to Cambodia. "Most of the membership of Cambodian churches are in their 20's, and many are teens or children. The average life expectancy is around 41 years of age. Civil strife, war, land mines and poor health conditions have taken so many lives," said Rev. Larry Norman, director of Volunteers in Mission for the Louisiana Conference.
Rev. Jack O'Dell and Norman led Leadership Development Seminars for the adults, who ranged in age from 16-25. "Often, those in their late teens were the ones teaching classes. Many of the pastors are ages 18-25," said O'Dell, pastor of Broadmoor UMC in Shreveport. Despite their youth, the Cambodians exhibited an incredible faith that served as a witness to the visiting mission team. "They have a fire and zeal that many of our churches in America don't have. The depth of faith born of hardship and persecution is inspiring. They take nothing for granted," said Milliron.
Other members of the team assisted with Vacation Bible School and English As a Second Language classes. "The young adults who journeyed with us made the Vacation Bible School for the children of Spean Chivit a great success. They mixed with the children by using dramatization, craft activities, and by teaching them American dances. In turn, the children taught them Cambodian games. Smiles and love and care abounded. They embodied the words of the old song, 'Jesus loves me'," said Rev. Jon Tellifero, team member and pastor of First UMC in DeRidder.
Eighteen-year-old Magen Luther, a member of First UMC in DeRidder, said, "My trip to Cambodia was a life changing experience. I now view my life in a completely different way. Before I left for Cambodia, I spent money on items that seemed necessary to me. Now I know they are not, and I cherish the things that I have. I thank God for giving me the chance to venture to Cambodia. It changed my life forever!"
Magen and other members of the team also had the opportunity to work side-by-side with General Board of Global Ministries missionaries stationed in Cambodia. Those serving hail from the United States, the United Kingdom, the Philippines, Bangladesh, Kenya, Zimbabwe, and Cambodia.
The Cambodian Methodist Mission is a collaborative effort of the Korean Methodist Church; the Methodist Church of Singapore; The United Methodist Church in the United States, France and Switzerland; and the World Federation of Chinese Methodist Churches. The Cambodia Initiative, starting with three churches in 1989, has established close to 200 churches. Sunday school materials and a hymnal have been published in Khmer, the Cambodian native language.
Cambodia now has a Bible School for theological education, 63 full United Methodist congregations, 10 ordained Cambodian deacons and 35 lay pastors.
The Louisiana Volunteers in Mission (LAVIM) team visited several of the sites served by the Methodist Mission Center Staff. One of the most shocking experiences for the LAVIM team was a trip to the Phnom Penh garbage dump, Stung Mean Chey. It is the scene each day of hundreds of men, women and children rummaging through 500 acres of waste to find what they can for nourishment and for items to be sold. The Phnom Penh Post published an article stating that the recyclables are sold on the Black Market at the Vietnamese border because there is no infrastructure in Cambodia yet to process recycled waste. The poorest of the poor live and work and die in the dumpsite.
The church has a building on the perimeter of Stung Mean Chey where sewing and cosmetology classes are taught. Clara Biswas, a GBGM missionary from Bangladesh, shared the idea that a future missional project of the church could be the construction of public showers near the dumpsite so that people could have a place to bathe. As of this date, a LAVIM team is planning to return to Cambodia in early 2005 to work on the "bathing station" project. Biswas started the "Light at the Dump Sites" program last summer. The ministry offers scholarships and nutritional support for 20 students, along with a church school program for additional children on Sunday afternoons in a classroom provided by the Vulnerable Children Assistance Organization.
Other sites visited by the mission team were the Tonle Basacc and Boulding Villages. The Boulding Orphanage, which stands in the middle of this impoverished area, serves 130 young children. Thousands of homeless people have attached themselves to approximately two square blocks of land right off the Mekong River. Just within site of the Royal Palace, the residents of Basacc have fashioned homes out of scraps and anything they can find. In the midst of this depressed area is the hopeful sight of children receiving a home, food and a basic education through the orphanage, aided by the Methodist church. "Our initial conversations at Boulding Orphanage have shown us that future Volunteers in Mission teams should focus on improving health care, education, hygiene and shelter for these homeless."
The team's last full day in Cambodia was spent at the Siem Reap UMC Mission Center. Unfortunately, the facility had not officially opened for worship because a local governmental license had not yet been granted. Political red tape is often a delay in the efforts of the church and its missionaries.
A young mission volunteer from Colorado, Joel Heinan, greeted the team and explained his work as ESL teacher at a local pagoda, used as a school, many miles from the city in the countryside. Heinan also gives instruction in welding at a workshop on the church's property during the week. He does not stay there alone as he has had difficulty with bandits.
"The opportunity for a United Methodist identity in Cambodia is evident. Education is valued there, and seen as the only way out of the crushing poverty. The most revered people in the country are its teachers. This is a perfect match for our denomination, which emphasizes the importance of education," said Milliron.
In the 1970's the Khmer Rouge, led by Pol Pot, decimated the population with the execution of 1.7 million people, most of them Cambodian citizens. The horror of that time remains with the Cambodians. The Tuol Sleng High School was converted into a concentration camp used to extract information from their prisoners by rape, torture, and murder. Those who died at Tuol Sleng were taken out of the city to a place commonly known as the Killing Fields.
On a visit to this notorious place, Rev. Milliron observed, "Seeing the mountains of human skulls was sobering to each of our LaVIM team members. We wept while walking along beside the open mass graves where we found bones and bone fragments of infants and small children working their way up to the surface from shallow graves. "
Paul, a 41-year-old interpreter for the group, shared his miraculous story of conversion with the visiting team. "When I was 12 years old, I was captured by Pol Pot's soldiers and ordered to start digging my own grave. I had learned about Jesus in a refugee camp. I just started praying, saying that if He could get me out of this, I would devote my life to His service. The men started arguing among themselves over who was going to kill me, then got distracted and just forgot about me, walking away. I have served God ever since."
Rev. Milliron, who was touched by Paul's testimony, said, "The Cambodians' hunger for the things of God was very evident and compelling. It was inspiring to see our brothers and sisters in Christ nurtured by their faith. This trip was one of the greatest highlights of my life."
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|Sun, 01-27-2013 - 1:25am
Wow..Can you believe we're going into February already?!!
Let's all keep on track and also hope some more friends join us too!
We'll have to watch out for those Valentine candies!!
|Sun, 01-27-2013 - 6:34pm
Thanks for starting this Donna,
No I can't believe end of the week is February ::gasp::
Sunday ~
s .. one piece of salami
l .. ham/bean soup
s .. 2 pieces of salami with a few crackers
d .. blt & 1 chocolate cookie
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Sorry on not doing well today Donna,
But really with another *fun* day ..
Anyways Monday for you you are allowed toothpicks & water <wink>
Posting window worked fine for me but ..
I tried to post the *new chat* thread for the week, that was fine.
Needed to edit & now it is gone or I don't see it!
Damn ivillage!
If you see it great .. if not I will try again in the morning .. maybe.
So frustrated with this garbage ::sigh::
|Mon, 01-28-2013 - 12:49am
I found your "new chat" thread up top right where it should be. I don't remember if it was in Chrome or FF as I was trying out both tonight. Had to revert back to IE, though, for posting and had to dig way down the list to find your new thread there. PITA IV!!!
Can hardly wait to eat smart again!! Looking forward to feeling hungry!! So sick of sugar!!!
|Mon, 01-28-2013 - 8:28am
Hugs: I agree, ivillage is rediculously frustrating!! Do you know if spell check will ever come back?
You are doing really well with eating light as usual. It helps me realize just how little I can eat if I want to maintain my weight. I ate a little more than usual over the weekend; but, it's OK because it was so cold my body burned up all the extra and I didn't gain.
I feel motivated on this Monday morning:) Eating some fruit now........
|Mon, 01-28-2013 - 8:33am
Hi Donna: I hear you on the sugar. So hard for us to stay away from it even when we know it's not going to feel good after.......
I know you will kick it soon and be back on track. Give yourself a bit of time. Maintenance is just as hard if not harder than losing. It's the consistancy that I find difficult. Getting better at it though and so will you.
Monday is a great day to start over;) Best luck this week!!!!!!!
|Mon, 01-28-2013 - 4:47pm
Julie...I think maintenance is harder because it never ends. I mean, I knew this of course, but living it is hard. When losing, I knew there would be an ending when I reached goal. Now I'm at that ending and a new different beginning is about to start.
I figured that it's going to be a bad weigh-in tomorrow night anyway, so I'm still eating today. I told dh he can have the two pieces of pizza that are left and I'll eat the salad tonight. I'm also going to eat the last piece of bday cake. The candy is gone and tomorrow it will begin.
|Mon, 01-28-2013 - 6:24pm
Replying to you both Donna & Julie,
Julie sadly I don't think spell check is a priority .. so many other more important issues
So no idea if/when it will ever be fixed ::sigh::
Julie sounds like you did pretty good over the weekend which is great.
hoping tha tmotivation lasted you all day & you did well today.
OK Donna .. today was it now I mean it, LOL
Back to soup, water & toothpicks for you for the rest of the week!
Good luck ladies :)
My Monday ~
s .. tomato juice
l .. soup
s .. 1/2 tuna sandwich with a few black olives
d .. white rice, salad, & LO turkey
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In the most recent CBS News poll, the public was split on which party will do a "better job" on the economy, with Democrats at 42% and Republicans at 41%.
This should help break the tie.
Who to hold accountable for the economy is complicated by the fact that for the last three-and-a-half years government is at a bipartisan stalemate. President Obama and the Democrats can't invest as much as they like in infrastructure, energy and education. Republicans can't slash spending as deep as they would like or deregulate corporations at all.
Still, the totality of the Obama presidency tilts in a Keynesian direction, thanks to the Recovery Act (the "stimulus") and the Affordable Care Act ("Obamacare"). Factor in the repeal of the heart of the Bush tax cuts and Obama's executive authority to regulate business, and you get an overall record liberal enough to answer the question: what has been better for the economy, Barack Obama's liberalism or George W. Bush's conservatism?
And if we can answer that question, we can decide in what general direction should we go to accelerate the economic recovery.
Let's start with the big one: jobs. And let's make it fair to Republicans and only look at private sector job creation — no Democratic cheating by putting all the unemployed on the government payroll!
Bush vs. Obama: Private Sector Job Creation
Bush lost private sector jobs over the course of his eight years (the Wall Street Journal declared it the "Worst Track Record On Record" on jobs), while Obama has created a net of nearly 6 million private sector jobs during his presidency, and close to 9 million if you start counting after the Great Recession Bush handed Obama technically ended in mid-2009.
Bush vs. Obama: Unemployment Rate
Similarly, while Bush's policies drove up the unemployment rate, Obama's has pushed it down.
The above, like the other line chart below, is a simplified graph that removes all month-to-month fluctuation during their presidencies, to clarify the bottom line.
Now sometimes reductions in the unemployment rate are dismissed, because the lower percentage comes from unemployed people giving up and leaving the workforce instead of getting a job. In turn, analysts often look at the "employment-population ratio" to see what percent of our population is actually working. But the steady increase in job creation over the last year has begun to lift the employment-population ratio as well.
Under Bush, the employment-population ratio dropped 3.8 percentage points, from 64.4% to 60.6%. Under Obama, it fell another 2.4 percentage points as of last October, but since has risen 0.8 to 59%.
Again, Obama's overall record bests Bush's … lest you thought Bush's near-doubling of the unemployment rate was due to millions of people rushing to get back into the job hunt.
Bush vs. Obama: Corporate Profits
It may seem off-base to look at corporate profits when the middle class is still struggling. Median household income was down 4.2% on Bush's watch and then another 4.9% during Obama's first term, though we don't have those numbers for 2013 and 2014 yet. According to a 2013 report from the Economic Policy Institute, by one measure wages only grew 2.4% between 2000 and 2007, under Bush yet before the crash, then have basically stayed flat since. The one silver lining is that inflation has been lower under Obama than Bush, so at least flat wages aren't losing purchasing power.
With stagnant wages in mind, the giant rebound for corporate profits after the crash is a glaring example of our inequality crisis. Yet at the same time, the numbers show that President Obama's stimulus and regulatory zeal have created healthy conditions for businesses to thrive (and that whiny right-wing CEOs should clam up and count their blessings). The conservative charge, that government spending and regulation is bad for business, is bunk.
The problem we need to solve in order for the economic recovery to truly take off is how we create an economy in which employees share the success they have helped provide to their employers.
It may be true that we have not solved this deeply difficult problem during the Obama presidency. But considering that under Bush, corporations did worse than under Obama, household income still fell and private sector jobs were lost, perhaps conservative economic policies should not be our North Star.


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04 December 2008 11:05
The FIM has released the final calendar for the World Superbike Championship for 2009. WSB will be a big focal point for British motorcycle racing fans with an influx of home-grown talent wading into the championship next year. Note that the British round is now being held at Donington Park. Donington held the European round status last year, but with ...
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Leon Haslam has his sights set on a double podium at the all-new Portimao circuit in Portugal this weekend. The runner-up in the 2008 BSB campaign will get an early shot at the WSB paddock with his current HM Plant Honda BSB team who will wildcard the final event of the WSB calendar. And following a successful two-day test out ...
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20 October 2008 16:29
MSV Chief Executive Jonathan Palmer has spoken of his disappointment of losing a World Superbike slot for Brands Hatch in 2009, but has remained hopeful of a special one-off event to take place around August to substitute for the loss. It was revealed in MCN two weeks ago that Brands Hatch could lose it's World Superbike allocation after series owners ...
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The FIM has released a 2009 provisional calendar for WSB and, as reported in MCN at the start of the month, Brands Hatch is not on the schedule. Below is the provisional calendar released today: The 2009 provisional calendar of the FIM Superbike and Supersport World Championships and Superstock 1000cc FIM Cup is the following : March 1: Australia (Phillip ...
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James Ellison is on course to appear at Donington Park as a wildcard entry in a fortnight's time for round 11 of the World Superbike Championship, despite injuries to his right hand that put him out of the Cadwell Park BSB last weekend. Ellison had to sit out the two races on Bank Holiday Monday when an injury to his ...
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Troy Bayliss will swap two wheels for four on December 14 when he represents Australia in the Race of Champions alongside F1 pilot Mark Webber. The two-time World Superbike Champion and current WSB standings leader will be a motorcycling representative against some of the best car drivers in the world. The event held at Wembley Stadium is a concoction of ...
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01 April 2007 16:22
In a dramatic turn of events, James Toseland's WSB weekend has taken a big pounding after the Hanspree rider had to pull out of the race at the start of lap four of the second race at Donington with a mechanical failure.JT was going for the double win after taking the 25 points in the first race, but had to pull off ...
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Troy Bayliss has crashed out of the opening race at Donington today and put himself out for race two as well.The Aussie was leading from James Toseland when he crashed on lap five.Running through Coppice corner, Bayliss shut the throttle on his 999 Ducati, and when he re-opened it mid-corner, the backend came round on him, highsiding him off.His right ...
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Kawasaki's Pere Riba made the most of his track knowledge to grab pole position for tomorrow's World Supersport race at Donington Park.The Spaniard, who used to ride in British Supersport for the MSS Kawasaki Team, set a pole lap of 1.34.07 on his spare bike after crashing the number one bike in this morning's session.Riba's team-mate Fabien Foret, who won ...
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If your garden is flooded with tomatoes, be sure to try this scrumptious baked side dish from Edna Apostol of Savannah, Missouri, "It goes over big at family, church and club dinners," she assures. Cubes of French bread are combined with mildly seasoned tomatoes, then sprinkled with Parmesan cheese and bakes.
6 Servings
Prep: 20 min. Bake: 35 min.
16 plum tomatoes
2 cups cubed crustless French bread (1/2-inch cubes)
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 tablespoon sugar
3 garlic cloves, minced
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon pepper
1/4 cup thinly sliced fresh basil leaves
3 tablespoons shredded Parmesan cheese
Peel tomatoes and cut into 1/2-in. cubes; drain. In a large nonstick
skillet, cook bread in oil over medium heat for 5-7 minutes or until
lightly browned. Add the tomatoes, sugar and garlic; cook and stir
for 5 minutes. Stir in the salt, pepper and basil.
Pour into a 1-1/2-qt. baking dish. Sprinkle with cheese. Bake,
uncovered, at 350° for 35-40 minutes or until bubbly. Yield: 6
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One serving (2/3 cup) equals 103 calories, 4 g fat (1 g saturated fat), 2 mg cholesterol, 325 mg sodium, 15 g carbohydrate, 2 g fiber, 4 g protein.
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A Craft Beer Guide to Cape Town
Rob PetersThe rise of craft beers in Cape Town has been rapid. Capetonians will no longer assault their gullets with mass-produces lagers. They want variety and they want quality. I spoke to Martin Tucker, owner of The Beer Merchant, and one of the organisers of the Cape Town Festival of Beer, to get a better understanding of craft beer around the city. Basically I wanted a guide on what the Mother City has on tap. He broke the market down into three different categories: breweries, tap rooms and places.
What to do on a Sunday in Cape Town?
Nicole BiondiI know - silly question isn't it? Naturally there are always loads of things to do in Cape Town on a Sunday, especially when that Sunday is a summery one. I could join the rest of my running fraternity and have an early morning jog alongside the twisty ocean-flanked road between Seapoint and Camps Bay, while drinking in the incredibly beautiful views. I could meander up the road from my house in Woodstock, stop for the Sunday papers and pick up some still-warm, dripping with syrup and smothered in coconut 'koeksiesters' (a Cape Malay donut-like treat) to have with my Field Office coffee. And most importantly, I could indulge in one of my absolute favourite Sunday brunch-time pursuits - I could head to the Winchester Mansions Hotel for their weekly Sunday Jazz brunch.
New Year's Eve in Cape TownCan you believe that it's almost 2015? It's crazy! Do you have your New Year's Eve plans sorted? If not, don't stress, we've got you covered. There is something for everyone on this list and because the weather is usually warm and sunny this time of year, it could be the summer party of the year.
Your #lovecapetown weekend:What's on from Friday 28 November to Sunday 30 November, 2014
Natalie LeicherIt's another jam-packed weekend in Cape Town! We bring you our latest mix of things to do around the Mother City with everything from a festival of beer to a speedcube competition covered.
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5 Super Cool Summer Productions to see in Cape Town
Summer is on its way to Cape Town and how better to celebrate the sunny season than by taking in a super cool theatrical production at one of the Mother City's amazing theatres?
5 Top Bands You Can't Miss at the 2014/2015 Summer Sunset Concerts at Kirstenbosch
Woohoo, Mother City music lovers! The 2014/2015 Summer Sunset Concerts at the impressive Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden's programme has been announced and it's EPIC!
5 Terrifying Halloween 2014 Events in Spooky Cape Town
Are you ready to be scared silly, #lovecapetown? It's my all-time favourite holiday of the year, Halloween, on Friday 31 October, 2014, and the spooky Mother City's streets are about to come alive with the undead!
Your #lovecapetown weekend: What's on from Friday 17 to Sunday 19 October, 2014
Woohoo, it's the weekend, baby!
6 Ways to Rock Your Year- End Party in Cape Town
Sure, the December break is two months away and you cringe every time someone sends out one of those annoying "Countdown to Christmas" emails but admit it, you're excited that your year-end party is just weeks away, right?
Facebook Feedback Friday: Things to do with just R 100 in Cape Town
If you had just R 100 to do and see anything, and we mean ANYTHING, in Cape Town, what would it be?
4 Stunning Images of Places to Stay in Sea Point
Planning your next summer vacation or international business trip to gorgeous Cape Town and dying to stay along the Atlantic Seaboard in Sea Point but you're at a loss as to which amazing property to reserve your stay at?
Your #lovecapetown weekend: What's on from Friday 26 to Sunday 28 September, 2014
Gear up, folks, because 72 hours of unbelievable fun and activities await in the gorgeous Mother City – from delectable seafood festivals to thrilling arts celebrations and side-splittingly funny comedy shows, we've got it all and so much more!
Your #lovecapetown weekend: What's On from Friday 19 to Sunday 21 September, 2014?
Hey gorgeous people! Are you ready for the mother of all awesome weekends in #lovecapetown?!
5 Creative Week 2014 events in Cape Town that are totally going to blow your artistic mind
Calling all free spirits, art lovers and creatives… It's time once again for the popular annual Creative Week in Cape Town!
Facebook Feedback Fridays: Top Sunrise Viewing Spots in #lovecapetown
Guess what, Mother City lovers? It's Facebook Feedback Fridays once again! With Spring bringing the most spectacular sunrises to #lovecapetown, we wanted to know where the best spots to watch the sun rise in the Mother City were and boy, were you guys forthcoming with your answers:
Your #lovecapetown weekend: What's on from Friday 12 to Sunday 14 September, 2014
Guess what, Mother City lovers? The weekend is nearly here!
One Night in the Winelands: 5 Reasons why my stay at the Wild Clover Farm in Stellenbosch rocked
I'm a city slicker kind of girl every day of the week and Cape Town's bustling City Centre with its never- ending nightlife and shopping hot spots certainly keeps me entertained but occasionally, I like to escape to the beautiful Cape Winelands for a tasty, relaxing respite…I found that and so much more on a weekend getaway at the gorgeous Wild Clover Farm in Stellenbosch recently.
Run free in the wild with SANParks Week in #lovecapetown
It's one of our favourite Spring events here in #lovecapetown: South African National Parks (SANParks), where entry to our city and province's most gorgeous parks are FREE!
What's New in Cape Town: The Top 5 Places You Must Eat at this Spring
Cape Town, the gorgeous Mother City, has never been a shrinking violet when it comes to being the trendy gourmet capital of Africa and as such, there is never a shortage of hot, new restaurants to feast at.
Facebook Feedback Fridays: Top Braai Spots in #lovecapetown
Facebook Feedback Fridays are back, #lovecapetown!
My Township Tour Experience in #lovecapetown
If you ask a young black man to go on a Township tour, the answer you'll get is usually a NO. 'I got out of the hood, why do you want to send me back"? That's the sentiment shared by most young black men such as myself. We aspire for a different reality and one with lavish surroundings at that, you know "the good life". I'm grossly exaggerating here but you get my persuasion, right?
My New 7 Wonders Seaside Experience in #lovecapetown
If you are going to take a picture of the iconic Table Mountain do it in style at the N7W World Design Capital 2014 frame at Eden on the Bay in Blaauwberg.
My colourful Spring experience in #lovecapetown's Bo-Kaap and Signal Hill
I woke up to another GORGEOUS #lovecapetown day on Tuesday 2 September, 2014, and after enjoying a morning yoga class, I decided to check out what the colourful Bo-Kaap has to offer.
My V&A Waterfront day out in #lovecapetown: Photos
Spring is officially upon us and what better way to spend it than outside, and near the water in #lovecapetown?
Snap, Share and Win Big with #lovecapetown this September!
Show us how much you #lovecapetown this September and you could win BIG prizes!
Your #lovecapetown weekend: What's on from Friday 29 to Sunday 31 August, 2014
Hey #lovecapetown, are you ready for the weekend?!
HMS Iron Duke, the ship that launched 21 Noon Gun balls in Cape Town
It's all anyone was talking about for a week straight on social media – why was Cape Town's legendary Noon Gun blasted repeatedly after its traditional midday slot on Monday 18 August, 2014?
Your #lovecapetown weekend: What's on from Friday 22 to Sunday 24 August, 2014
Let's hear it for the weekend, Mother City lovers!
5 Amazing Sightseeing Experiences for Mini-Travellers in Cape Town
Whoever said sightseeing was just for grown-ups? In beautiful Cape Town, we love welcoming little globetrotters too and offer some of the most amazing scenic experiences at great prices for families to enjoy together.
Open Design Cape Town 2014: The Top 5 Events You Shouldn't Miss
And it's FINALLY here… the creative, the imaginative; the thrilling annual Open Design Festival is now open in Cape Town, our World Design Capital 2014! An eleven day long whirlwind of creativity, the Festival runs from Wednesday 13 to Saturday 23 August, 2014 at various amazing locations around the innovative Mother City, including the iconic City Hall, Gugu S'Thebe Cultural Centre in Langa and the Castle of Good Hope.
Your #lovecapetown Weekend: What's Happening in Cape Town from Friday 1 August to Sunday 3 August
The weekend is finally here and we have hand-picked three #lovecapetown events that promise to make it extra special…
WDC Events Worth Attending This Month
August has a line-up of events that will inspire, educate and inform. Here are 4 events that are happening in #lovecapetown.
Women's Month: Women's Day Events in Cape Town
Ladies (and gentlemen) - Woman's Day is around the corner, and 9 August falls on a Saturday this year. Here's how you can celebrate in #lovecapetown.
Celebrating 20 Years of Freedom on Mandela Day
Cape Town Tourism, along with Uthando, Robben Island Museum and Tsogo Sun International, spent International Mandela Day - Friday 18 July, 2014 - with senior citizens of Masibathande.


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Keanu Reeves makes his directing debut with action movie "Man of Tai Chi", written by Michael G. Cooney. Not only is the film directed by Keanu Reeves, but he will also be starring in it together with Tiger Hu Chen, Karen Mok, among others. The film centers around a young martial artist who´s unparalleled Tai Chi skills land him in a highly lucrative underworld fight club. "Man of Tai Chi" was awarded in Beijing and praised by well-known director, John Woo, making the film highly anticipated for any martial arts fan around the world.. "Man of Tai Chi" is set to be released July 5, 2013, in China.
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