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Dr. Biddle arrived at the VCU campus in August of '99 as Professor and Director of Research. His basic nursing education was obtained at the University of Southern Colorado, after which he went on to obtain his anesthesia education, Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees from Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia. While teaching at the University of Kansas' Graduate Program in Nurse Anesthesia he obtained his PhD (emphasis areas: research methods and epidemiology) and in 1992, assumed the role of Chief Nurse Anesthetist at Dartmouth Medical School and Medical Center in Hanover, New Hampshire.
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Cooperstown, the hometown of the hall of fame is of course the mecca for the game. "We love coming up here because the people are great, it's a great atmosphere, we love the journey, and everybody loves baseball so it's like coming home," said Cooperstown fan Bill Hauser.
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Another film in the "8 Films to Die For" series, Wicked Little Things is a mildy entertaining, if by the numbers, zombie movie that has a moment or two worth viewing.
The story is a familiar one - mom brings her two daughters out to the long abandoned rural family farmhouse to start over after some drama-inducing tragedy leaves the family bonds strained. The older daughter is rebellious and judgmental, listens to bad metal with her Trans Am driving friends and generally has a bad attitude. The younger daughter is wide-eyed and naive, optimistic and carries a dolly around with her whenever she wanders into the spooky woods on her own.
The town has an even spookier past as it is the site of a long forgotten mine shaft disaster where a number of children were killed in an "accident". The dead children now roam the woods at night as the living undead, zombies who feed on pigs left by crazed, rosary praying hillbillies who also spend a fair portion of their time twitching their eyes and painting house doors with blood.
You name the horror movie cliche, and it's probably in this one. The story is very predictable, stocked with loads of fake scares, bad dialogue and goofy characters. The ending is exactly as you expect it would be and when it's all over you really didn't have to do a whole lot of thinking at all.
My last point of criticism is something I share with The Fucking Beard which is that children are hard to work into a scary movie with any level of success. The idea of violating the innocence that all kids have is harder to pull off than it might sound because it's just too obvious. While I like the idea of kids as flesh-eating zombies killing horny teenagers with pickaxes (and really, who doesn't?), the execution didn't work for me. The zombies, after all, were supposed to be around 100 years old, but their clothing was still fresh and their hair was still neatly combed. A lot could have been done with these little monsters to make them a tad more of what the film's title promised.
Maybe they were trying to keep some sense of how cute these kids are when they showed them chowing down on guts and limbs (a nice grisly touch by the way), or maybe they wanted you to be sympathetic towards them but it just didn't do it for me. I was impressed with a lot of the camera work in the dark , foggy forest, however. I'll give them that.
In all honesty, the history of the movie was more interesting to me than the actual movie. Originally titled both "The Children" and then simply "Zombies", Wicked Little Things was originally to be directed by Tobe Hooper. One can only imagine how this would have turned out had he been behind the helm. As it is, the movie didn't really do much for me.
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All week, we've been discussing the past and where that fits into our future. Most people would perhaps advice you to just ignore the past and move on. I suggest a different approach. When you board a cruise ship or airplane, you bring on the luggage, filled with all your "stuff" from home. You don't abandoned the luggage for the journey you are about to take. However, you choose to take only the items compatible for the location you're enroute to. This is step one.
Life Key: Carry On, Only What You Need.
Stop running from the pain of your past. It will never go away just because you "pretend" to ignore it. Experience it, deal with it, resolve it and move on. Keep only the lessons it provided you, discard all else.
Next, stop resisting change because it makes others uncomfortable. Aren't you tired of pretending to still fit that "old" you? Be true to the true you, no matter what.
Finally, everyone cannot go with you where destiny is calling YOU. That is ok. Some people come into your life for a season, some come for a reason. Select few are lifetime companions. Embrace that, exhale and release them to their own journey.
Here is the bonus: not everyone has your same vision prescription. Have you ever put on someone else's glasses and went "WOW!" Yes, that's because their prescription is tailored made for their perspective of sight. Stop trying to explain to everyone your vision and reason for navigating through your own life. Very few will see it from your perspective. Accept that. Make peace with it and move on unapologetically.
This is a process. The length of that process depends on how freely you open up to improving your mindset and releasing that old way of thinking or behaving.
Tomorrow, we will wrap up this series and application. That was a lot to chew on. Take your time. Maintain your focus on what's up ahead, because its good y'all! Bliss and Blessings!
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HAMILTON, ON Four different Bulldogs players scored single goals and goaltender Jean-Francois Damphousse stopped all 17 shots he faced, as the Hamilton Bulldogs shut out the Cleveland Barons 4-0 in Game #1 of the AHL North Division Semi-Finals. The Bulldogs lead the series 1-0.
After a scoreless first period, the Bulldogs got on the scoreboard at 1:02 of the second period when Marcel Hossa picked up a loose puck in the Barons crease and put it past Cleveland goaltender Nolan Schaefer.
The Bulldogs would then go on to score three goals in the third period. Scoring for Hamilton in the third frame were Marc-Andre Thinel, Alexander Perezhogin and Duncan Milroy.
Damphousse earned his first career playoff shutout in the contest. As well, it was the fourth playoff shutout earned by a Bulldogs goaltender in franchise history.
The Bulldogs also set a new franchise record in Game #1 for fewest shots against in a playoff game. Hamilton surrendered just 17 shots in the contest. The previous record of 18 shots against was set on May 2, 2002 versus the Hartford WolfPack.
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The Elgin Nor-Khill ("the house of jewels") in Gangtok is known for its tradition and ethnic Sikkimese ambiance. The Kanchan garden affords a rich view of the hills with Kanchenjungha in the background, which inspired the Chogyal of Sikkim to paint for hours. The Nor-Khill was built by the King of Sikkim in 1932 and is the oldest heritage hotel in Gangtok, which entertains guests like his holiness The Dalai Lama, the US Ambassador to India His Excellency John Galbraith, movie stars and you and your family. The has a multi-cuisine restaurant named The Shangri La and a bar called The Dragon.
Hotel Elgin Nor Khill in Gangtok stands mighty with its heritage status, regal traditions and sheer Sikkimese ambiance. Built by the King of Sikkim in 1932 as a guesthouse, it boasts of the credit of receiving Heads of State and other dignitaries. Its 4800 sq. ft. Function Room now serves as the imposing lobby splendid in the bright hues of the folk art that adorn its walls. The royal air still lingers on as the lucky charms, wall hangings, ornate bachus and chocsues have been retained in their antique glory.
Built in the typical Sikkimese architecture, Hotel Elgin Nor-Khill offers 32 rooms which are furnished in a fashion that reflects the royal look of grandeur. Hotel Nor Khill gives you the best accommodation option as it brings together the best of the both worlds. Inspite of donning an awesome feel of the past, it offers all the modern amenities.
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You can collect some pretty souvenir or any authentic ethnic stuff from the Curio shop set up right in the hotel itself. The collection of accessories here is really mind-boggling.
Gangtok is a magical land located at the state of Sikkim. It is the capital of Sikkim. Gangtok is also the cultural and learning center of Tibetan Buddhist. The city has numerous Buddhist monasteries. Gangtok is a hill city of India and the word Gangtok means Lofty Hills. The whole city is covered by wonderful hills. The city is full of scenic beauty. There are forested hills, streams, waterfalls, wildlife sanctuaries and colorful flowers in Gangtok.
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فلم قصير يتكلم عن منطقة الجوف في شمال المملكة العربية السعودية. يتكلم عن التاريخ, وحضارة المنطقة و التطور العمراني فيه.
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- Natural Photography This is how I see the world. through my camera. 2013 Digital Photography, Photography
- Collection of Motion Graphic videos Motion graphics that I have done a long time ago. 2014 Animation, Computer Animation, Motion Graphics
Mades - Motion Graphic
an ad for Mades Cosmetics in Saudi Arabic.
إعلان مادس للتجميل في السعودية
2014 Animation, Film, Motion Graphics
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The Ohio Lesbian Festival is open to transwomen, so why all the fuss over the Michigan Womyn's Music Festival? Why Camp Trans and Transwomen Belong Here? Why the trans-activist
pressure guilt-trips on Michfest performers to stop playing at MWMF?
The biggest reason why male-to-female transwomen want in at MWMF instead of just going to OLF where they are included, is specifically because the intent of the Fest is a barrier; a barrier which must be overcome by any means.
It has been my experience that men are (much) worse than women when it comes to a personal sense of entitlement and inclusion. In my experience, many, if not most activisting transwomen bring that sense of entitlement with them into their woman-identities.
Transwomen want in to Michfest, specifically because they weren't invited. The festival and The Land it takes place upon is a space to be explored, marked out, fought for and over, and ultimately conquered.
If you have ever been socialized as a boy from birth to adulthood, it is very easy to understand where transwomen are coming from, and why it is such a big deal that Lisa Vogel be forced to submit to their demands.
Remember, military training and military culture are a part of many trans women's narratives. Some of us have experience in the Army, Marines, Air Force, even Navy SEALs. Trust us, when it comes to trans-activism, we know how to do war.
Once we've colonized MWMF it will be considered a "glorious victory for trans inclusion" an achievement to boast of and tell future transwomen about. How we bravely fought and beat the bigoted and ignorant FAB women and took over their space by making them invite us. We sure taught them a lesson! Social justice ftw!
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They get in the car. Batman starts the batmobile, they go to the Batman's cave, and at one point Batman says: " – Automobile! Blind mode!" and the batmobile's windows have been covered so neither the people inside the car and neither the people from outside to not see nothing ( the people from inside to not see where is the Batman's cave; and the people from outside to not see who is in the batmobile).
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There is always so much drama on Dancing with the Stars -- but it's almost like it's such B-list brouhaha that it pains me to report it.
Anyway, it looks like Jewel's bum knee is going to keep her out of this season's competition, and it's pretty much a done deal that Girls Next Door's Holly Madison will be taking her spot.
"I'm so excited for her," Holly's co-bunny Bridget Marquardt told FOX's Strategy Room Wednesday. "She's wanted to do it for so long," Bridge said of Holly's desire to get on the floor and groove. "It just never worked with her schedule and Hef was always like 'I don't want you to do that,' and now it's her time, so I'm really happy for her."
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General Carl E. Mundy, Jr., the 30th Commandant, was a man of character, a mentor, and a good friend I've known since 1994. On April 2 he died peacefully at home, surrounded by family, having struggled with a rare and aggressive form of cancer, Merkel cell carcinoma. His email updates describing the ups and downs of what was happening since his diagnosis last June reflected serenity and even a bit of humor as "Team Mundy" closed ranks.
Blinked "Torture" During North Vietnamese Propaganda Broadcast.
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Jeremiah Andrew Denton, Jr., the naval aviator who during his captivity told the world that the North Vietnamese were torturing prisoners of war, passed away today. He was 89 years old.
According to media reports, Denton passed away in Virginia Beach, Virginia, where he had been receiving hospice care. After his naval career, during which he reached the rank of rear admiral, Denton served one term in the United States Senate, representing the state of Alabama.
Hunter Calls for Re-Assessment of Operation Iraqi Freedom Awards
By Harold Hutchison
In the wake of the awarding of the Medal of Honor to twenty-four individuals whose valor was overlooked, Representative Duncan Hunter (R-CA) has called for the DOD to conduct a similar re-assessment for Operation Iraq Freedom.
In a commentary at DefenseOne.com, Hunter, who served two combat tours in Iraq and one in Afghanistan, wrote that the lack of a living Medal of Honor recipient for Operation Iraqi Freedom "should sound alarm bells."
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By Harold Hutchison
During the War on Terror, American servicemen have covered grenades with their own bodies to protect their comrades. Three of them, Army Private First Class Ross McGinnis, Master-At-Arms Second Class Michael A. Monsoor, and Marine Corporal Jason Dunham, who made the ultimate sacrifice, received the Medal of Honor posthumously. A fourth American serviceman, Marine Sergeant Rafael Peralta, controversially received the Navy Cross for covering a grenade in Iraq – with the possibility that he, too, could receive the Medal of Honor.
During the war on Terror, SEAL Michael Monsoor, Army PFC Ross McGinnis, and Marine Jason Dunham threw themselves onto grenades to save the lives of ther comrades, selflessly giving their lives to do so. They each received the Medal of Honor posthumously.
Now, another Marine, William Kyle Carpenter, will receive the Medal of Honor for covering a grenade... only he survived the experience.
In the April, 2008 issue of SOF, we covered operation Red Wings, including the awarding of the Medal of Honor to Lt. Michael Murphy.
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Last updated: February 13, 2012
These rankings are for IDP fantasy football leagues with standard scoring systems.
There is a new top dog in IDP fantasy football, a tackle machine who is locked into one of the most stable and optimal IDP situations in the NFL. Bishop is still undervalued in some fantasy circles, so jump on him if you can.
2. Patrick Willis, 49ers
If Bishop is 1A, then Willis has only dropped to 1B. The only reason he's slipped at all is that he is finally playing next to a skilled, productive player (Navorro Bowman) who is taking away a few of his easy tackles. Willis is the superior player and he is being asked to perform more difficult tasks, like pass coverage, which yield less fantasy value.
3. Daryl Washington, Cardinals
Like those above him in this list, he's another 3-4 ILB. The days of the 4-3 MLB being the stud to target in IDP fantasy football are over. He produces tackles and turnovers in a linebacking corps that lacks talent around him.
4. Derrick Johnson, Chiefs
It took Johnson a few years to hit his peak and establish consistency in his game, but he is there now. Ride him as long as he keeps it up.
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5. D'Qwell Jackson, Browns
As long as he stays healthy, the opportunity will be there for him to put up enormous tackle numbers.
6. James Laurinaitis, Rams
Has yet to put up the kind of numbers many have expected from him, but he's a reliable 4-3 MLB and that's nothing to sneeze at.
7. Sean Lee, Cowboys
The only reason he's not ranked higher is that the way he's used by the Cowboys may change a bit as the team's other young linebackers are worked in.
8. Colin McCarthy, Titans
Way underrated on many rankings lists. Will produce both tackles and turnovers.
9. Navorro Bowman, 49ers
He burst onto the scene in a big way in 2011. Expect him to regress a bit in 2012, but his value is still significant.
10. Pat Angerer, Colts
He's one of the only talented players on the Colts' defense, so his tackle numbers are inflated by the scrubs around him.
11. David Hawthorne, Seahawks
A sure-tackling middle linebacker on one of the league's best run defenses. Don't second-guess it. Hawthorne may not be a big name, but he is a productive IDP.
12. Ray Lewis, Ravens
The concern, obviously, is age. At some point, his production will drop off. When the decline comes, expect it to be rapid.
13. Curtis Lofton, Falcons
14. Jerod Mayo, Patriots
15. Stephen Tulloch, Lions
16. Paul Posluszny, Jaguars
17. Brian Cushing, Texans
18. Brian Urlacher, Bears
19. Jon Beason, Panthers
20. Kelvin Sheppard, Bills
21. Donald Butler, Chargers
22. London Fletcher, Redskins
23. Chad Greenway, Vikings
24. Rolando McClain, Raiders
25. DJ Williams, Broncos
26. Lawrence Timmons, Steelers
27. Sean Weatherspoon, Falcons
28. James Anderson, Panthers
29. Karlos Dansby, Dolphins
30. Mason Foster, Buccaneers
31. Perry Riley, Redskins
32. Brandon Spikes, Patriots
33. Von Miller, Broncos
34. DeMarcus Ware, Cowboys
35. Lance Briggs, Bears
36. Kevin Burnett, Dolphins
37. David Harris, Jets
38. Nick Barnett, Bills
39. Daryl Smith, Jaguars
40. Jonathan Vilma, Saints
41. Michael Boley, Giants
42. Clay Matthews, Packers
43. DeAndre Levy, Lions
44. Bruce Carter, Cowboys
45. Rey Maualuga, Bengals
46. Nate Irving, Broncos
47. Thomas Howard, Bengals
48. Paris Lenon, Cardinals
49. AJ Hawk, Packers
50. EJ Henderson, Vikings
There is no bigger freak of nature in the NFL than Pierre-Paul. He came out of college as raw as can be and he has developed into one of the best defensive players in all of football. He's only going to get better.
2. Jared Allen, Vikings
Possessing the best motor in the game, nothing will stop Allen from putting up double-digit sacks next season. You could put him on the worst defensive line in football and he would still be a beast.
3. Justin Tuck, Giants
His presence helped Jason Pierre-Paul become what he is and now things will work in reverse. Tuck is at his best on the big stage and there will be plenty of attention given to the Giants' defensive line next season.
4. Terrell Suggs, Ravens
The reigning defensive player of the year just keeps getting better. He is just as much a part of the soul of the Ravens defense as Ray Lewis and Ed Reed–and he's even more important than those players on the field.
5. Trent Cole, Eagles
The Eagles defense as a whole had a down year in 2011, as they adjusted to a new defensive co-ordinator and new position coaches. Expect a bounce-back season in 2012.
6. Julius Peppers, Bears
The Bears gave Peppers a gigantic contract in free agency and he has been worth every penny. He's a very nice consolation prize for fantasy teams that miss out on the top five defensive ends.
7. Chris Long, Rams
Long's development has been a longer process than many in the Rams organization had hoped, but it's clear now that he is a very effective player. As those around him continue to improve, Long should get more opportunity to turn his abilities into fantasy production.
8. Jason Babin, Eagles
Babin leaves a lot to be desired when it comes to run support, but he knows how to rush the passer from out wide. Luckily for him, he's matched up with the perfect defensive line coach for his skill-set, Jim Washburn. Expect him to continue to pile up sacks.
9. Charles Johnson, Panthers
He signed a monster contract before the 2011 season, but it didn't affect his drive on the field. The young Johnson can be absolutely elite, but he will need upgrades to his teammates on the Panthers' defensive line before he can reach his full potential.
10. Elvis Dumervil, Broncos
As Von Miller continues to develop into a fearsome pass rusher, many will forget about just how good Elvis Dumervil is right now.
11. Mario Williams, Texans
12. Cliff Avril, Lions
13. Osi Umenyiora, Giants
14. Cameron Wake, Dolphins
15. Ndamukong Suh (DT), Lions
16. Robert Mathis, Colts
17. Justin Smith, 49ers
18. Adrian Clayborn, Buccaneers
19. Calais Campbell, Cardinals
20. Chris Clemons, Seahawks
21. JJ Watt, Texans
22. Will Smith, Saints
23. Carlos Dunlap, Bengals
24. John Abraham, Falcons
25. Andre Carter, Patriots
26. Robert Quinn, Rams
27. Da'Quan Bowers, Buccaneers
28. Michael Johnson, Bengals
29. Derrick Morgan, Titans
30. Lamarr Houston, Raiders
31. Brian Robison, Vikings
32. Jeremy Mincey, Jaguars
33. Greg Hardy, Panthers
34. Kyle Vanden Bosch, Lions
35. Brandon Graham, Eagles
36. Cameron Jordan, Saints
37. Israel Idonije, Bears
38. Haloti Ngata (DT), Ravens
39. Ray Edwards, Falcons
40. Marcell Dareus (DT), Bills
At a fantasy position that sees more turnover from year to year than any other, Branch is special because he always produces big numbers. His consistency is what sets him apart. He's still young, so he likely has several more years of top production left in him.
2. Roman Harper, Saints
Like Branch above him, Harper doesn't possess elite skills. That doesn't stop him from putting up his stats every year, though. Expect more of the same from him in 2012.
3. George Wilson, Bills
So much of a DB's fantasy value is opportunity and Wilson has a lot of it in Buffalo. Playing behind a very weak linebacking corps, there are a lot of tackles for Wilson to make.
4. Eric Weddle, Chargers
Weddle has been underrated for too long. On the surface, he doesn't look like a game-changing player. All he does is show up and perform on the field, though. He is less consistent than those above him on this list, but his knack for big plays makes up for a lot of his faults.
5. Kam Chancellor, Seahawks
Chancellor is a linebacker playing safety. Usually, this is a recipe for disaster, as the added bulk makes covering wide receivers impossible. Chancellor is the exception–he's able to adequately perform his pass coverage duties and his extra muscle makes him a monster in run support.
6. Patrick Chung, Patriots
We've still yet to see the break-out season that makes Chung a household name like Rodney Harrison once was, but I still believe it's coming. A significant injury derailed much of his 2011 campaign, but don't let that scare you off Chung going forward.
7. Eric Berry, Chiefs
He tore his ACL in week one of the 2011 season, so he should be just getting up to speed by the start of training camp. He's still very young, so the injury shouldn't hamper him too much going forward in his career.
8. Charles Woodson (CB), Packers
Some may ask why a player as productive as Woodson would be ranked this low. It's simply a matter of philosophy. I believe there is far more consistency to be found among safeties than cornerbacks.
9. Jason McCourty (CB), Titans
Again, the volatility of the cornerback position is the culprit behind this relatively low ranking. If McCourty's on-field play improves, he will be targeted less frequently by opposing offenses and his numbers will regress. It's a double-edged sword for fantasy cornerbacks.
10. Devin McCourty (CB), Patriots
See his brother's write-up. The two are identical not only in genetics, but also fantasy value.
11. Yeremiah Bell, Dolphins
As consistent as Tyvon Branch and Roman Harper, but Bell is already well into his 30s and his production is likely to dip in the coming years. That's why he can't be ranked any higher than this.
12. Troy Polamalu, Steelers
Injuries are the primary concern here. There is no doubt that Polamalu is a play-maker on the field. He just needs to stay on the field.
13. LaRon Landry, Redskins
If he can recover from the Achilles injury that has plagued him the past two seasons, he will rocket up this list.
14. Bernard Pollard, Ravens
He certainly has his deficiencies (pass coverage, primarily), but he is in a defense that allows him to play to his strengths.
15. Kenny Phillips, Giants
16. Quintin Mikell, Rams
17. Antoine Bethea, Colts
18. Dawan Landry, Jaguars
19. Donte Whitner, 49ers
20. Charles Godfrey, Panthers
21. Earl Thomas, Seahawks
22. Patrick Peterson (CB), Cardinals
23. TJ Ward, Browns
24. Morgan Burnett, Packers
25. Antrel Rolle, Giants
26. Jaiquawn Jarrett, Eagles
27. Quinton Carter, Broncos
28. Darian Stewart, Rams
30. Brandon Flowers (CB), Chiefs
31. Kerry Rhodes, Cardinals
32. Louis Delmas, Lions
33. Charles Tillman (CB), Bears
34. Malcolm Jenkins, Saints
35. Jairus Byrd, Bills
36. Cedric Griffin (CB), Vikings
37. William Moore, Falcons
38. Michael Griffin, Titans
39. Major Wright, Bears
40. Michael Huff, Raiders
41. Tramon Williams (CB), Packers
42. Reggie Nelson, Bengals
43. Danieal Manning, Texans
44. Eric Smith, Jets
45. Ryan Clark, Steelers
46. Adrian Wilson, Cardinals
47. Eric Wright (CB), Lions
48. DeAngelo Hall (CB), Redskins
49. Dashon Goldson, 49ers
50. Terrell Thomas (CB), Giants


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Daily entries from the 17th century London diary
Captain Ferrer or Ferrers started out as Montague's "Cornet", and then as his "master of horse".
A Cornet is a low ranking cavalry officer that carried the troop flag (or cornet).
The family name means "horse-shoer and iron worker".
He seems from the diary to be a very dashing fellow, almost literally in the entry of May 19 1661 where he jumps from a balcony on a bet.
To have a "master of horse" at all seems to be somewhat of a luxury item, together with "a French cook" and "and his lady and child to wear black patches".
So maybe the dashing, the drinking, gambling and womanising were all part of the job profile.
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A dashing and volatile soldier--cornet in Sandwich's regiment from c. 1656; lieutenant by 1660, and captain from Aug. 1660. By 1663 he appears to have a commission in Sir C. Berkeley's regiment. He was a member of Sandwich's household, accompanied him to sea in 1661-2 and was his Master of Horse in the Spanish embassy. His accounts and letters (normally signed without a final 's'--are in the Sandwich papers. In Dec. 1668 he was given the place as yeoman tailor in the Great Wardrobe which Pepys had once hoped to obtain for his father. He had died by July 1673. His wife Jane, sister of a Scottish earl, was thought by her family to have married beneath her.
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Coconut Cookies
Our coconut cookies are a cross between a coconut macaroon and a chewy butter cookie. Using a food processor makes the dough a snap to prepare.
- Prep:
- Total Time:
- Yield: Makes 36
Source: Everyday Food, December 2004
- 1 package (14 ounces) sweetened shredded coconut (5 1/3 cups)
- 1 cup sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 cup (1 stick) chilled unsalted butter, cut into small pieces
- 1 large egg
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour, (spooned and leveled)
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Set aside 2 loosely packed cups of coconut on a plate. Place remaining coconut in a food processor along with sugar, salt, and baking powder; process until finely ground. Add butter, and process just until no lumps remain. Add egg and vanilla; process just until smooth. Add flour; pulse until a crumbly dough begins to form,
scraping sides of bowl as needed (do not overmix).
Forming 5 or 6 at a time, scoop level tablespoons of dough, and place in reserved coconut. Roll into balls, coating with coconut.
Arrange balls, about 2 inches apart, on baking sheets. Bake until lightly golden, 23 to 25 minutes. Cool on baking sheets 1 to 2 minutes; transfer to a wire rack to cool completely.
Cook's Note
Reviews (13)
cookiemonsterswife 15 May, 2013
Awesome cookies, totally delicious and full of flavor. This makes a wonderful cookie but really only should be made in batches of what will be consumed on the first day. The cookies get hard after the first day... still delicious but a little rough to bite through.Reply
Kara California 14 Apr, 2013
These cookies are delicious and easy to make. It is difficult to keep the cookie jar full of them!Reply
RMboyle 11 Dec, 2011
At first we had trouble coating them with coconut, but we figured out if you flatten them into the coconut,it sticks better. Make sure the butter is not hard as a rock! They did turn out awesome, though! Cut the baking time to 15 minutes, and make sure any loose ends of coconut sticking out are pressed down, or they will burn. The cookies were deliciously chewy (Or crunchewy, says my dad) and rich. Next batch, my Mom and I are dipping them in ganache for extra punch. Yum!Reply
mrae1972 20 Dec, 2010
LOVE these cookies. Full of flavor, chewey and rich. Will make these again and again.Reply
lemon23 19 Jun, 2010
I would highly recommend these - very quick and easy to make, if you like coconut you'll like these! I would definitely agree to cut the cooking time - 15 minutes tops! So tasty, like a lighter macaroon.Reply
ulicky 8 Jun, 2010
very easy to make, and came out perfect, i cut the cooking time to about13 mins. and did not burn one!Reply
gracesugardoll 30 May, 2010
Too sweet. What appealed to me in the description was the "chewy butter cookie," but that did not come through. They burn quickly, too. Perhaps some of the sweetened coconut could be replaced with unsweetened, but I was not impressed enough by this cookie to want to try again.Reply
mykele 27 May, 2010
fanish, If you have a blender, you could "grind" the coconut in that andReply
then proceed with your mixer for the rest....do not overmix, you need
a light loose dough to quickly roll into balls. Also bake for
13 to 15 minutes at most. watch carefully or they tend to burn on the bottom.
purpura 15 Sep, 2009
This was so popular I had to make 2 more batches. We named them "Macadooms" and people who said they didn't like coconut were eating them faster than lightning!Reply
cindyccm 15 Sep, 2009
Thanks, I thought the timing was off. I am thinking about making these tonight.Reply
I would imagine a mixer would work just as well, except that you would need to chop up the coconut first and don't over mix the flour.
KatanaRogue 10 Sep, 2009
The time is too long since after 20 minutes, the bottoms burned. You also won't need 2 cups of coconut to roll it in.
But they were rather tasty.Reply
fanish 9 Sep, 2009
Please advise what to use instead of food processor,Thanks, FanishReply
Wishintobemartha 8 Sep, 2009
This cookies are easy to make and tasty. NOTE: the cooking time is incorrect!! It should only be 13 to 15 minutes. Watch them carefully.Reply


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Psalm 1:3a
וְֽהָיָ֗ה כְּעֵץ֘ שָׁת֪וּל עַֽל־פַּלְגֵ֫י מָ֥יִם
"He is [or will then be] like a tree, transplanted by channels of water,"
WCP Verb: "He is [or will then be]" (וְֽהָיָ֗ה)
Following Futato's grammar (p. 164) on the use of a WCP verb ( וְֽהָיָ֗ה) that follows an imperfect verb (יֶהְגֶּ֗ה in verse 2), I think it is possible to read the transition from verse 2 into verse 3 as a conditional clause: "If he meditates on God's Torah day and night, then he will be like a tree…" But even if the conditional element is not as strong as my if/then paraphrase indicates, the WCP verb indicates a continuation of the thought from verse 2, connecting verses 2 and 3 together (in contrast to how verses 1 and 2 are set against each other as a strong contrast). So, verse 3 introduces the rewards of the blessed man who lives according to God's Torah.
Simile and Imagery: "like a tree" (כְּעֵץ֘)
The preposition connected to the singular noun introduces a simile ("like/as a tree"), the purpose of which is to give the reader a mental image of the blessed, Torah-keeping man. How shall we describe him? He is like a tree….
While one must avoid wild, groundless speculations on the usages of biblical imagery, at the same time the author's intentional use of the tree image/simile causes the reader to wonder where the image comes from. What questions, then, can we ask of this text (and of the wider scope of the Holy Scriptures) that will help us to understand the imagery?
First, a grammatical question may help: Is this exact phrase (כְּעֵץ֘) used anywhere else in the Hebrew Scriptures? It is used 5 times:
ESV Job 19:10 He breaks me down on every side, and I am gone, and my hope has he pulled up like a tree.
ESV Job 24:20 The womb forgets them; the worm finds them sweet; they are no longer remembered, so wickedness is broken like a tree.'
ESV Psalm 1:3 He is like a tree planted by streams of water that yields its fruit in its season, and its leaf does not wither. In all that he does, he prospers.
ESV Jeremiah 17:8 He is like a tree planted by water, that sends out its roots by the stream, and does not fear when heat comes, for its leaves remain green, and is not anxious in the year of drought, for it does not cease to bear fruit."
ESV Lamentations 4:8 Now their face is blacker than soot; they are not recognized in the streets; their skin has shriveled on their bones; it has become as dry as wood.
These highlighted instances seem to indicate that a simple simile is being used, simple in the sense that the authors wrote "a tree," not "the tree." So, it appears at first glance that, grammatically speaking, a specific/special biblical tree is not in view, but rather a generic tree image is being called to mind by the author.
Did you notice the strong parallel text in Jeremiah 17? Perhaps the Psalmist used Jeremiah's imagery as a source book when crafting Psalm 1. We will definitely need to explore this interesting Jeremiah text further.
But, before we explore textual allusions in Psalm 1:3, we need to ask our second grammatical question: How is the simile, "like a tree," qualified by the rest of the first life of verse 3? This question will lead us into our next post.


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Detective Angie Flynn is married to her work on ABC's Motive, and that's completely fine with actress Kristin Lehman.
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NEW YORK ( The Deal) -- Denver oil and gas explorer Forest Oil Corp. (FST) said Monday it plans to sell all of its properties in the Texas Panhandle, which would go a long way toward paying down its onerous debt load.
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