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The new year is here, and with the new year come new goals of things that we hope to accomplish during the coming months. Things like losing weight and becoming more fit. Things related to our spiritual life. Things related to our finances, and how we'd like to increase our income. Blog related goals. In fact, the more I think about it, I have a LOT of goals I'd like to accomplish in this coming year, and I feel like the sky is the limit! Goals are important, so remember to pray about it, and God will direct your path.
In his heart a man plans his course, but the LORD determines his steps. Proverbs 16:9
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Setting Goals
Setting goals allows you to have something to work towards, a concrete number and time frame in order to get those competitive juices flowing. Goals are like dreams that you're working towards achieving. The difference is that with a goal, you give yourself a deadline, a set time frame within which you'd like to accomplish that goal. Dreams don't necessarily have a deadline and because of that aren't always quite as powerful or motivating.
So what can you do to get yourself moving towards a goal this year?
- Make reasonable goals: Make goals that are achievable, and specific enough to be motivating. For example, instead of just saying that you'd like to lose weight, make a specific goal of losing 40 pounds by July 1st. Make goals that are achievable, but not unreasonable. losing 40 pounds in 6 months is do-able, but losing 150 pounds might not be.
- Write down your goals: Write down your goals so that they're concrete and stick in your mind. Goals that aren't written down have a way of disappearing into the ether. Write a blog post, or start keeping a journal to help you remember what your goals are.
- Share your goals with others to keep you accountable: Talk to your spouse or close loved one about the goals you've set for yourself, and share your successes and failures in achieving them during the year. They can help you to stay on track, get back on track, and encourage you when you're having a tough day. Just like writing your goals down, sharing your goals with others can have a way of cementing the goals in your head.
- Develop a plan to achieve the goals: Once you've determined what your goals are, put together a plan to achieve the goals. Remember, a failure to plan means you're planning to fail. If you're trying to lose weight, put together a schedule for working out and a healthier eating plan.
- Review your goals at regular intervals: Take time every once in a while to review your goals, and see what kind of progress you're making. It can be very motivating to see yourself moving slowly but surely towards achieving your goals. If you don't review the goals regularly, however, you may never get the chance to see yourself achieving them – as the progress can be made in small increments and won't necessarily be very noticeable.
- Be flexible: If life gets in the way of one of your goals and makes it unachievable, be flexible enough to know when you've got to set a new goal. Set that new goal and start working towards making that one a reality!
My Goals For This Year
So here we go, I'm about to list some of my goals for 2009. Im writing them down, so now they'll be real. Scary.. here we go:
- Read more: I would like to read more books than I have been lately. I'd like to set a goal of reading at least 1 book every month. Reading blogs doesn't count! Also would like to get on course to complete a daily bible study on my own, as well as joining a men's bible study through my church.
- Blog goals: I'd like to continue to grow this blog, and turn it into a nice second income. This year I'd like to increase the RSS subscriber base to 2000 readers, as well as increasing to 750 email readers. (thanks to those of you who subscribe already!) I'd also like to continue to grow the income from this blog. It's already more than I ever thought I could make from this, but I'd like to continue to grow the income to the point where it equals or exceeds the income from my day job. This year, however, I'd like to double the revenue I'm making from it currently. That's a steep goal, but one I think I could achieve with lots of hard work. You can subscribe to this blog here!
- Re-save our 3-6 months of expenses fund: We had 6 months of expenses saved up, but then had to use some of it to buy my new car when my old one started dying. We should be able to replenish this in a few months. Then we can get back to saving 15-20% of our income, and paying extra on our mortgage.
- Give more: I'd like to give a lot more of what we're making this year. I've realized this past year just how blessed we are, and I'd like to give back. Income from this blog and other sources have allowed us to give more than ever last year, and this year I think we could do even more. This year I want to increase our giving by 5-10%.
So there are a few of the goals I have for 2009. What goals have you set for yourself this year? Do you expect to reach those goals?
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Top hedge fund firm launches of 2010 YTD raise over $700 million
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|The first six months of 2010 have seen a number of new firm foundings, fund launches, and spin-offs in the hedge fund world, some led by a new generation of young managers and others headed by industry veterans looking to start anew or reassert their investing prowess. But the figures from this year's halfway point also mark an adjustment to the norms of hedge fund launches. The most noticeable changes are the dramatic fundraising difficulties facing hedge fund managers worldwide: so far this year, not one new hedge fund firm has launched with close to $500 million in assets under management, not to mention anything comparable to the $1 billion raised by Roc Capital Management and its founder Arvind Raghunathan or the $800 million Tony Chedraoui raised for the Tyrus Capital LLP launch last year.
The most successful launch so far in 2010 belongs to Ridley Park Capital, which debuted its flagship hedge fund in May with almost $200 million in AUM. Ridley Park Capital is a long/short global equity fund manager that was founded in 2009 by Julian Barnett, a former fund manager at Polar Capital who started the Polar Paragon hedge fund, which grew to become Polar Capital's largest investment vehicle with $875 million in AUM.
Close behind Ridley Park is Turiya Capital , another long/short global equity hedge fund manager. Turiya Capital was founded this year by Davide Erro, the former CEO of Gandhara Capital, who also previously headed the Asian group of Goldman Sachs' global arbitrage desk. Turiya Capital invests in Asian and European equities and launched its flagship Turiya Fund in April with $150 in AUM.
Tied for third place are Warwick Capital Partners, Ellis Lake Capital and Janchor Partners. Warwick Capital Partners was founded this year by Polygon Investment veterans Alfredo Mattera and Ian Burgess and received $100 million in seed capital from Cyan Management Group. The firm follows an event-driven strategy and will open its first European distressed equity and special situations hedge fund in August of this year to outside investors.
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I pick my friends based on common interests, like being a Christian and loyalty.
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Here is a quote...."Friendship is born at the moment when one person says to another: What ! You too ? I thought I was the only one." - C.S. Lewis
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I don't pick my friends based on their beliefs, or values, or anything like that. The only thing I need in friends are people who are ambitious and focused. Otherwise, I know I'll get dragged down.
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DebR...I agree with you...I don't like to walk on eggshells around people...and don't feel you should have to.I was raised back east and you could more that likely say have a strong personality also. Either Love me or Hate me...but I don't kiss anybody's a_ _. I do have a strong set of values...I can't stand when people lie...and most of the time I know or figure it out...so best not to in the first place. And I Love people with a sense of humor....it makes life so much happier. Hugs
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I guess I really let them pick me.
I have a strong personality, and a sharp sense of humor.
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Meaning do you look for someone who is honest, kind, laughs alot? Those are some of the things I look for- I like people that think alot the way I do. Who are considerate of others. What do you look for in a friend?
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Superman: America's Most Enduring Superhero
Superman's character was created in the early 1930s and has since has appeared or been referenced in pretty much every form of media – comics, books, movies and even in song. Host Jim Meadows talks with Larry Tye, author of the book "The High-Flying History of American's Most Enduring Super Hero." He talks with Tye about the creators of the character, movie adaptations and of course, the iconic red cape.
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Uinen (Quenya; IPA: [ˈuɪnen]) was a Maia spirit known as The Lady of the Sea and the wife of Ossë and patron to all mariners.
Before the Sun and the MoonEdit
Uinen loves all creatures that lived in the saltwater streams of the world and the weeds that grow in them. Her love calms the violent tidal waves and storms created by Ossë keeping him in line and from going too far. Her hair spreads throughout waters and lies on their surfaces. During the early days Arda when Ossë rebelled against Ulmo and the other Valar and served Melkor, Uinen helped bring him back to the allegiance of Ulmo. Ever afterward, she restrained her husband's violence in the seas and on the coasts.[1] The Teleri had much love for Uinen, as she and Ossë had befriended them at the river Sirion.[2] Uinen wept for the Teleri mariners after the Kinslaying at Alqualondë.[3]
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During the Second Age, the mariners of Númenór would cry to her for help, because she was capable of calming Ossë, and they lived under her protection while their respect for the Valar endured. It was also part of Númenórean legend that she had the island of Tol Uinen placed in the Bay of Rómenna as a gift to the people of Númenór.[1]
|Ainur of Arda
|Lords of the Valar:
|Manwë | Aulë | Oromë | Irmo (Lórien) | Námo (Mandos) | Tulkas | Ulmo
|Queens of the Valar (The Valier):
Varda | Yavanna | Vána | Estë | Vairë | Nessa | Nienna
|Lord of the Valar (The Enemy):
Morgoth (a.k.a. Melkor)
Eönwë | Ilmarë | Ossë | Uinen | Salmar | Melian | Arien | Tilion | Curumo (Saruman) | Olórin (Gandalf) | Aiwendil (Radagast) | Alatar (Morinehtar) | Pallando (Rómestámo)
|Maiar (Enemies):
|Sauron | Gothmog | Durin's Bane | Ungoliant | Curumo (Saruman)
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 The Silmarillion, Valaquenta, "Of the Maiar"
- ↑ The Silmarillion, Quenta Silmarillion, Chapter I: "Of the Beginning of Days"
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Warriors become heroes in the heat of battle. Heroes become legends in the pages of history. Rewrite those pages in this action-packed historical epic that takes you back to the battlefields of 16th century Japan. Choose from over 12 samurai warriors in stylish gameplay from the producer of Devil May Cry and fight to reshape history and control Japan. Lead your armies in furious battles against hundreds of enemies. Unlock new weapons and new playable characters, including field generals who aid in command of your army. The single-player storyline evolves based on your actions on the battlefield, and this PS3 edition offers online co-op play.
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Sengoku Basara: Samurai Heroes review Step 1: Shut off the volume. Step 2: Button mash If you've never played a Sengoku Basara game, about two minutes in, you might come to the revelation that SB: Samurai Heroes is not just stupid, but offensively and unapologetic...more
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Don't let the lame reviews, deteriorate you from playing this fun game! I've been waiting for this game since it released in Japan awhile back, and boy was it worth the wait. From the amazing dub, to the crazy combos, Sengoku Basara Samurai Heroes, will entertain the bored. Graphics-Decent. The ch...more
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A recent article in the Calgary Herald noted that many Calgary seniors are concerned about public transportation. They're not the only ones! Plenty of Calgarians, young and old, want to see more frequent bus service, improved safety, and so on.
Sure, Calgary's public transportation system isn't perfect. We don't have LRT service to our airport, and lengthening our existing LRT lines is a time-consuming, expensive and sometimes controversial undertaking.
But, while the city makes long-range plans, we can at least use what we've got.
First, tell the seniors in your life about our free programs. We've got a variety of programs for all ages, as well as programs specifically for seniors. Visit our Seniors Resource Fair, join a book club, or meet other seniors for coffee and conversation. Learn how to plan for retirement or play with a Wii! Register online, by calling 260-2600, or by visiting the branch of your choice. Then, throw mama on the C-train!
Our Shawnessy branch is at the end of the Somerset line. It's only a 5 minute walk from the Somerset station.
Our Louise Riley branch is just across the street from the Lion's Park station.
Our Central library is only minutes from both Olympic Plaza and City Hall stations.
Visit our website for a complete list of our branches and the bus routes that serve them.
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If I had to have a job that was totally different from the one I currently have, I would be a carpenter. I love the smell of wood, and I think I would really enjoy designing my own creations, and seeing them through to completion. Carpentry seems like a contemplative job, too.
If you're interested in woodworking, then visit the Fish Creek Library on September 11th for "plane talk". Connect with other wood workers and learn about various products and techniques. Register online, in the branch of your choice, or by calling 260-2600.
Also, browse our catalogue for carpentry and woodworking. We have a ton of books, magazines and DVDs to get you inspired!
Start your saws!
"Artists shouldn't receive any money from the government – especially if what they produce is offensive".
"If museums are serious about being places for culture to thrive and grow, then they shouldn't charge for admission".
"When I look at modern art, I can't help but think that my kids could produce something just as good".
"Where is Calgary's art scene?!"
Do you have something to say about the arts? Get off of your soapbox and onto ours!
That's right! For one night only, the Central Library will be turned into an artist free-for-all! Join Kris Demeanor, David Swann, Will Ferguson and many others for an evening of music, art, and inspiration.
Join us on September 18th, to meet and mingle, rant and rave! We supply the soapbox, you supply your views. Go ahead – get "lathered up" about the arts, and let your voice be heard!
Are you a small business owner? Would you like to participate in our Small Business Fair?
The Calgary Public Library is excited to host our annual Small Business Fair at the Central Library on Thursday October 21st. Small Business owners are invited to contact Business Librarian Kristen Holm, for information about how to participate.
We are proud to showcase a variety of local small businesses in addition to agencies and companies that offer business owners mentorship and support.
Do you have what it takes to be an entrepreneur? Visit the Central Library and check out our business resources! We've got everything from sample business plans, to information about how to register and incorporate your business. We can generate lists of competitors and help you with basic market research. We've even got a fee-for-service research department!
All you need is a good idea, a library card, and a whole lot of hard work!
See you at the Small Business Fair!
There's nothing better than the smell of freshly baked bread. Except, of course, eating the bread! But for hundreds of thousands of Canadians, noshing on the nearest loaf isn't always an option. Gluten intolerance requires many people to give up bread, baked goods, pasta, and a host of other (why-even-get-out-of-bed-if-I-can't-have-them?) foods.
If you're someone who has to avoid gluten, then take heart - we've got a special treat for you! In fact, this program is for diabetics and vegetarians, too! Come one, come all!
On September 25th, from 11 - 12 PM, join Brian Hinton of Lakeview Bakery, as he shares tips and tricks to help you bake for celiacs, diabetics, and vegetarians.
Discover a new "flour power" and a whole lot more at our Food is Life Weekend!
Register for programs online, by calling (403)260-2600, or by visiting your nearest branch.
Shortly after I volunteered to write the Slice of Calgary blog, I had a momentary flash of self-doubt. What if I run out of ideas? Well, one year and over 190 posts later, I'm happy to say that I never (well…hardly ever) suffer writer's block - how could I, when there's always something happening in the library?
But writing my personal blog is different. I don't have as many fresh ideas as I thought I might. Or if I do, I don't like the way they sound, once I've made a first draft. Sometimes I'm not a very dedicated writer – and the proof is in the pathetic prose.
That's why I'll be attending Ten Habits of Successful Writers, with CPL's new Writer in Residence, Gail Bowen.
All are welcome to join Gail on Monday November 1, as she gives tips and advice for successful writing strategies.
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Like his slow-brewing music, James Blake's new video for "The Wilhelm Scream," a choice track from his forthcoming self-titled debut LP, is an exercise in soul and subtlety. Watch as the image of Blake's head and upper torso is washed with color and blurry lens effects, only revealing a clear picture of the artist in portions as the song builds in restrained intensity. Also like the song, the main idea behind this clip repeats itself into oblivion, allowing just slight-but-brilliant changes that gradually appear throughout its near five-minute runtime. A beautifully mesmerizing song paired with beautifully mesmerizing images. What could you ask for? (via Pitchfork)
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Ramesh Ponnuru: Rand Paul Was Great, But Did He Go Far Enough? – It felt as though the Republican Party was moving, minute by minute, toward Paul's positions on national security and civil liberties. It happened spontaneously. Paul started to speak; conservatives on Twitter cheered him on; other Republicans, and Democrat Ron Wyden, slowly began to back him up. By the end of the night Reince Priebus, the head of the Republican National Committee, was calling on all Republican senators to go "stand with Rand."
Michelle Malkin: Rotten to the Core: The Feds' Invasive Student Tracking Database – While many Americans worry about government drones in the sky spying on our private lives, Washington meddlers are already on the ground and in our schools gathering intimate data on children and families. Say goodbye to your children's privacy.
Mychal Massie: What Michelle Obama Should Tell Her Daughters – I don't give a rat's tail about who is overweight or about who exercises or who doesn't. But I care deeply about the direction her husband is taking my country: I care very deeply that she said "all this for a damn flag," and I darn well care about the racial partisanship she and her kind are fomenting in America. I care that she and her husband are bullying whites by branding them racists if they dare disagree with his condemnable legislation.
Stephen Nuno: Petrodollars Will Continue to Dominate Our Relationship with Venezuela – Hugo Chavez is dead, but his oil lives. A man who evoked a prism of emotions, from those looking down on Latin America with scorn for his anti-American rhetoric to those who yearned that his democratic message may infect our complacent masses, Chavez was a divisive symbol of our changing relationship with our continental neighbors.
Silvio Canto: Venezuela After Chavez – Overall, left center leaders in Bolivia, Ecuador and Argentina will lose a lot of moral, and financial, support. It is also a great opportunity for the US. Of course, this is assuming that the Obama wakes up from its indifference toward Latin America.
Deroy Murdock: Republican Leaders Need Courage and Stagecraft – Courage, leadership and stagecraft: These active ingredients would help congressional Republicans maximize their significant, if underused, powers. Republicans should crawl out from under their desks and remind each other that they still control the House of Representatives.
Thomas Salazar: Inequality in America: How Wealth is Spread – Free markets are not perfect, but compared to all other economic systems there is nothing better. If you wish for more just results, then maybe giving to charity or starting a business and employing people at a wage you believe is fair would be a start. Either way, it is up to the millions of individuals to decide how they will distribute their wealth, because they are the ones who make up the market.
Anthony Bradley: Architecture, Human Flourishing & Health Care – Being burdened by the ever-increasing bureaucratic machine in the U.S. is undermining the type of creativity needed to solve more and more of our problems in architecture and many other sectors of society. What could be better than more efficient and healthier medical facilities? Why kill this with needless regulations? Sustainable human flourishing depends on men and women being free to use their entrepreneurial creativity for the common good.
Linda Chavez: Conservatives and Citizenship – I think Jeb Bush is wrong — and not because his position is too conservative, but because it is not conservative enough. Conservatives should not want a country in which substantial numbers of those who reside here will eschew participating in the civic life of the country, with its obligations as well as its rights.
Nadra Enzi: Rand Paul Defeated Drone-By Shooting – U.S. Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) achieved a political impossibility: his filibuster drew support from the ACLU & Code Pink, hardly libertarian or Republican organizations. Added to the Tea Party and other conservatives ( Republican and otherwise ), this forms a fearsome coalition for would-be presidential contenders.
Shirley Husar: California's Democratic Propaganda Machine Declares War on GOP – George Skelton's article was written specifically to combat the GOP's recent attempts to reach out to minority groups, and it is so blatantly dishonest that you wonder where the paper got the gall to run it.This is the sort of race-based politics that the Democrats have been playing for decades, now, and it has been hugely successful; the GOP was trounced by minorities in the last presidential election, who assume that the Party is racist when it runs white candidates, and engaged in tokenism when it doesn't.
Gregory Kane: Hannity, Ellison Should Bury the Hatchet – Last week Ellison appeared on Hannity's show. I assumed he was there to give the Democrats' view about sequestration and rebut Hannity's comments about President Obama. Ellison did neither. Instead, he launched into an ad hominem attack on Hannity, spewing invective, talking over the host and wasting what little time he was on the air.
Javier Manjarres: Rubio Questions Obama's $250 Million Aid Package – Senator Marco Rubio has penned another smack down of the Obama administrations "ineffectual" foreign policy, this time by pointing out Secretary of State John Kerry's recent and "unfortunate" announcement that the U.S. would be sending $250 million in aid to the Muslim Brotherhood controlled country of Egypt.
Ken Blackwell: Brennan Signals "Our Saudi Partners" – John Brennan speaks of "our Saudi partners." Partners in what? Mr. Brennan won't speak of a global war on terror. He rejects the use of jihadism to describe Muslim terrorists, since he regards jihad as a legitimate expression of a religion of peace and tolerance.
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text: HomeTVABCWho is Daytime's Most Liked Morning Show Host? (POLL) Luke Kerr February 21, 2014 ABC, CBS, CBS This Morning, Good Morning America, NBC, The Today Show, Today, Today Show 5 Comments Good Morning America's Robin Roberts is the most liked morning show host with a positive Q Score of 29, according to The Wrap. Former GMA weatherman Sam Champion earned a 25 for the No 2. ranking. GMA's Josh Elliot pulled a positive Q Score of 20 for No. 3. CBS This Morning's Norah O'Donnell was the Tiffany network's most liked host, with a 19 positive Q Score and ranked No. 4. Today's Al Roker rounded out the Top 5 positivity scores with a 14. In the continued aftermath of the Ann Curry debacle, Matt Lauer's positive Q Score is in the single digits at 7. The good news for Lauer is he doesn't have the lowest positive score on the list, or even his show. Carson Daly had the second lowest score with a 6. Meanwhile, Kathie Lee Gifford wears the crown of least liked morning show hosts with a positive score of 5. For the complete ranking visit The Wrap. Which morning show host do you like the most? Who is Daytime's Most Liked Morning Show Host? (POLL) Willie Geist - Today (7%, 83 Votes) Savannah Guthrie - Today (2%, 24 Votes) Sam Champion - f. GMA (3%, 38 Votes) Robin Roberts - GMA (38%, 459 Votes) Norah O'Donnell - CBS This Morning (3%, 42 Votes) Natalie Morales - Today (3%, 37 Votes) Matt Lauer - Today (3%, 32 Votes) Kathie Lee Gifford - Today (5%, 65 Votes) Lara Spencer - GMA (5%, 60 Votes) Josh Elliot - GMA (6%, 69 Votes) Hoda Kotb - Today (6%, 76 Votes) Gayle King - CBS This Morning (4%, 52 Votes) George Stephanopoulos - GMA (5%, 55 Votes) Charlie Rose - CBS This Morning (5%, 62 Votes) Carson Daly - Today (1%, 17 Votes) Al Roker - Today (4%, 47 Votes) Total Voters: 1,218Vote Loading ... 5 Responses blake3b February 22, 2014 Robin Roberts of course. Nice to see a class act like herself on daytime TV. Log in to Reply harlee490 February 22, 2014 I wish we could vote for a whole team because it would definitely be Charlie Rose, Gayle King & Norah O'Donnell, I've love Norah all to be added to my list. I've fallen in love with CBS This Morning. Nothing better w/coffee. Log in to Reply Windsor Heights February 24, 2014 Kathie Lee and Hoda are my girls! LOVE them. Log in to Reply 1titanman February 24, 2014 I grew up watching Good Morning America if Joan Lunden & Chuk Gibson, Diane Sawyer, Robin &Co that my favorite. Hands down grew up with GMA. Today Show was ok, every blue moon I tune in and watch. CBS NEWS has always been boring, but this news CBS This Morning is not so bad it watchable. The cable outlets FOXNEWS, CNN, HLN, MSNBC and so many others are ok. I do like Morning Joe on MSNBC and will see CNN/HLN but my fave is GMA and of course I like the whole cast at GMA except Josh Elliot. He could of stayed at ESPN. GMA hands down- Log in to Reply Mets82 February 24, 2014 I do like George S. on GMA and I have a major crush on Ginger Zee. Log in to Reply Leave a Reply Cancel Reply You must be logged in to post a comment.


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After Marc Gasol had demoralized the Los Angeles Clippers – which is what 30 points and 12 rebounds from the Grizzlies' slimmed-down center will do – coach Doc Rivers noted that Gasol "looked great, he's playing with an edge. Very serious."
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The Grizzlies were 10-1 after defeating Houston before falling to the Toronto Raptors Wednesday night.
Calling it the Wild West just doesn't do it justice anymore.
The NBA's Western Conference is brutal. It's loaded with talent. And the eight teams that make it through a gruelingly competitive regular season to reach the playoffs will only find slugging their way to the NBA Finals even more daunting.
For now, the Memphis Grizzlies' window of opportunity is open.
With four straight playoff appearances in the immediate past, there is no reason to believe the Grizzlies won't get there again. But it's not about just getting there, not about playing a tough seven-game series, as the Grizzlies did in the first round of the Western Conference playoffs against Oklahoma City last season, only to come home after a dispiriting Game 7 loss.
At home or on the road, it hasn't mattered where the Grizzlies opened the NBA season since moving from Vancouver to Memphis. For 13 straight years, they have started the season with a loss.
If that is to change in the 2014-15 season, it will happen at FedExForum on Oct. 29 when the Grizzlies play the Minnesota Timberwolves, who will be minus Kevin Love but will have 2014 No. 1 draft pick Andrew Wiggins, assuming the much-anticipated Minnesota-Cleveland trade becomes official.
Just so there is no misunderstanding, let me answer this question first:
Do I believe NBA Playoff games are actually fixed?
No, I do not. I don't think that Commissioner Adam Silver now, or David Stern before him, is sitting in the rafters of NBA arenas and pulling strings that make puppets, er, officials, blow whistles when someone deigns to breathe on LeBron James or Kevin Durant.
Two hours before the Grizzlies played the Los Angeles Lakers on Wednesday, Feb. 26, at FedExForum, Memphis coach Dave Joerger talked about the last loss – at Charlotte – the game ahead, and that aggravating play that recently invaded Memphis living rooms, including Joerger's own.
Marc Gasol got married during the offseason so, naturally, he was asked how he was enjoying married life.
"It's not that different," Gasol said. "We're still in the honeymoon phase."
What's true for the Grizzlies' All-Star center is true for the entire organization as the team prepares for its first season after the best season in franchise history.
Every time Tony Parker made another impossible shot, he was easy to hate. Every time Tim Duncan turned back the clock by sprinting down the court, he was easy to hate. Every time coach Gregg Popovich made an adjustment and put the Grizzlies' offense deeper into the mud, he was easy to hate.
Disappointments past can set up unmitigated joy in the present. At its best, that's how this whole sports fandom thing works.
You invest yourself emotionally (yes, perhaps financially, too) and if you hold the stock (your loyalty) long enough, there's a nice payoff.
A quick rewind, back to those desperate days after the first two games of the Grizzlies-Clippers series in Los Angeles. You remember those days, right? Grizzlies in a 0-2 hole and, in the first game, looking totally outclassed.
Before the Grizzlies began their first-round playoff series with the Clippers in Los Angeles, Dennis Flanagan looked ahead to Game 3, which was to be played on Thursday night, April 25, in Memphis.
In Game 1 in Los Angeles, the Grizzlies were missing in action. In Game 2, they were just good enough to lose by two points.
So Game 3 Thursday night at FedExForum provided a choice: win or try to become the first team in NBA history to rally from a 0-3 deficit to win a best-of-seven playoff series.
The Los Angeles Clippers may or may not prove to be serious Western Conference title contenders. Count TNT analyst Charles Barkley as their No. 1 doubter, having called them "fool's gold" and compared them to a pretty girl that steals your heart only for you to discover she is "dumb as a box of rocks."
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The pain flashed in the redness of Marc Gasol's eyes. The hurt was evident in the pauses and head shaking of Zach Randolph.
And the reality was clear in the few words on the dry erase board in the Grizzlies' locker room: "Exit Physicals 1 p.m."
Tony Allen has a way of getting to the heart of things. "We went through our All-Star Marc Gasol," Allen said after the Grizzlies won Game 5 of their playoff series with the Los Angeles Clippers, 92-80, at FedExForum, Gasol scoring 23 points. "He was big for us."
Now that the Grizzlies and Los Angeles Clippers are tied 1-1 in their first-round playoff series, let's look at what we know for sure.
Yes, Zach Randolph, we see you with your hand in the air.
Just how deep are the Memphis Grizzlies? So deep that Zach Randolph's second car is a Rolls-Royce.
No kidding. Another driver hit Randolph's Dodge Challenger on Bill Morris Parkway the other day, so Z-Bo had to go to the automotive bench and drive the Rolls to his office (alias, FedExForum).
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Historic Memphis is rotting faster than the deteriorating economy.
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My sister had spent fourteen days with us for that birth of my youngest last summer and knew of Magen's favorite Disney television shows. She'd ordered a get well gift with a unique gift basket of Dora the Explorer. Magen who had spent several difficult and uncomfortable days within the hospital had the best smile we'd noticed in days, as she got out the ribbons and the card. Her face was brighter with every piece she extracted from the Dora tin bin. I needed already begun planning over the internet a means to diplomatically get rid of the unhealthy foods and treats. To my and my husband's surprise, there was clearly none. I should have known aunt Rachael a lot better than that and I should have given her more credit rather than to send treats with a hospital. Well i guess, I was tired and hadn't slept in a few days!
Tomorrow Magen insisted to try out together with her Dora stickers and make up a story in their Dora journal. The next day, whenever we were packing to go away, I noticed how cleverly the get better gift was designed. All of the pieces nicely fitted into the storage bin which Magen insisted on carrying together with her around the wheel chair.
After we were home, to my relief, Magen found hours of fun using the playing Dora credit cards, and activity books. Even if her friends visited, she insisted on having fun with the Dora puzzles and games. I had been grateful there were no plush toys in there to aggravate her allergies and create additional complications. When Magen was happily busy together with her favorite character, I had an opportunity to tend to my younger one and household chores.


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Disclaimer: Sappy maternal reminiscing ahead. I was due for a post such as this one. Look away now if such things offend you.
When we capture video of our kids, it's the 2 or 3 minute snippets we record using our iPhones.
The last time we used our camcorder was Lauryn's first birthday.....and she just turned four last month.
So, feeling secure that if we hadn't used it in 3 years we wouldn't miss it, we got the camcorder out today to sell on Craigslist. In the process of cleaning out the camcorder bag, we sat with the kids and watched some of the old video we found.
Ryan learning to sing his ABC's....Dylan learning to crawl....and Lauryn's first Christmas were among the many treasures.
We learned:
Lauryn has been yelling and fussing at her brothers from a very, very early age.
Dylan has always liked to wrestle - even before he could walk.
Ryan could identify all his letters and colors at 2 years old.
But the most compelling thing that happened watching the videos: I was reintroduced to Dylan's cheeks. The toddler version. OH. THE. CHUBBINESS. I can't stand it. It's too, too adorable.
Once I saw those chubby things on video I needed more. Must have more of Dylan's cheeks!!!
I got out the laptop in search of more cheeks.
Dripping with blackberry juice at the orchard...it's too much. Too much cuteness!
The big brown eyes are adorable, yes. But they got nothin' on the cheeks.
I know you want more. More cheeks. Here ya go:
I thought I could look through a couple of folders worth of pictures. Get my cheek fix.
But like any addict, a little bit was not enough. Half an hour later I was still admiring his chubby little face.
Dirty dishes were calling...phone calls were going unanswered...my family was playing outside without me, begging me to join them...but the cheeks were calling.
For a brief glorious period, the cheeks were connected to a delicious double chin:
For about a year of his life, starting at about 9 months, he claimed the title of the chubbiest (and therefore most cuddle worthy) kid in the church nursery. During this time my brain began to think of Dylan as a round roly-poly kid. I sometimes still think of him this way, even though he's now completely stretched out and thin just like his big brother. I just loved the roly-poly version so darn much!
Look closely at the picture below and you will see the faint outline of lipstick on those oh-so-kissable cheeks. There's really no telling who left it there. Those cheeks drew everyone in. Could be my lips. Could be the lips of Ms. Mary, the beloved nursery director. Could be a random old lady at the grocery store. There's really no way to tell...
Photographic evidence indicates the cheeks began to make their disappearance around age 3. I wish I knew how much I would miss them.
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AWWW>>> so sweet!! I remember those kissable little cheeks and that adorable chuckle when you kissed them!! Ms. Mary
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By Lindsey Gillies, for Climate Connections
June 20, 2012 – Rio de Janeiro. On the opening day of the Rio+20 Earth Summit, UK Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg was interrupted by a UK campaigner at a High Level event on "natural capital."
Clegg opened the event with a statement encouraging national governments to move beyond their "narrow understanding of wealth" and to embrace so-called "natural capital" as an alternatives means of calculating wealth. Hosted by the UK and the World Bank, the purpose of the event was to launch a "Natural Capital Declaration"- a collective call to governments to incentivize companies to integrate the value of "ecosystem services" into their business model.
Clegg's keynote address was almost immediately interrupted by a UK campaigner sporting a Nick Clegg mask and holding a sign reading "The Great Nature Sale." The demonstrator was later identified as Sarah Reader of World Development Movement. Reader dramatically denounced the World Bank and the green economic model. She also stated that the proposed natural capital partnership would do nothing to mitigate the impacts of climate change.
Clegg initially appeared confused by the interruption, but quickly continued with his prepared speech as the protester was removed from the hall. Observers and participants in the event appeared rattled after the spontaneous action.
Sarah Reader said afterwards: ""I interrupted the meeting because the UK's approach to the green economy is a smoke screen for pushing the profit of multinational corporations, bankers and the financial industry. Privatizing nature, which is essentially what was being launched at this meeting today is about, will do nothing to protect the environment and will take control of the land, air and water away from the world's poorest people who depend on it for their livelihoods."
Social movements, civil society networks, indigenous peoples and small farmers here in Rio have strongly denounced the UN's definition of the green economy and its markets for environmental services, stating that they are the basis for a host of false solutions to climate change and a means of perpetuating a profoundly unequal and unsustainable growth-based economy.


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So this is what NextUp Spokane is proposing: Make t-shirts! They will have screen prints, ink, and music. All you need to do is show up with your own shirt you want the design on.
The party goes down this Friday from 6:00pm - 9:30pm at The Dirty Yeti, 1607 W Main Ave. in Peaceful Valley. RSVP on Facebook HERE.
Still not sure about Complete Streets? Check the Complete Streets frequently asked questions after the jump from the National Complete Streets Coalition.
Complete Streets are streets for everyone. They are designed and operated to enable safe access for all users. Pedestrians, bicyclists, motorists and transit riders of all ages and abilities must be able to safely move along and across a complete street. Complete Streets make it easy to cross the street, walk to shops, and bicycle to work. They allow buses to run on time and make it safe for people to walk to and from train stations.
Creating complete streets means transportation agencies must change their approach to community roads.By adopting a Complete Streets policy, communities direct their transportation planners and engineers to routinely design and operate the entire right of way to enable safe access for all users, regardless of age, ability, or mode of transportation. This means that every transportation project will make the street network better and safer for drivers, transit users, pedestrians, and bicyclists – making your town a better place to live. The National Complete Streets Coalition has identified the elements of an ideal Complete Streets policy to help you write one for your town.
There is no singular design prescription for Complete Streets; each one is unique and responds to its community context. A complete street may include: sidewalks, bike lanes (or wide paved shoulders), special bus lanes, comfortable and accessible public transportation stops, frequent and safe crossing opportunities, median islands, accessible pedestrian signals, curb extensions, narrower travel lanes, roundabouts, and more.
A complete street in a rural area will look quite different from a complete street in a highly urban area, but both are designed to balance safety and convenience for everyone using the road. Check out our 'Many Types of Complete Streets' slideshow to see examples from across the country.
Incomplete streets – those designed with only cars in mind – limit transportation choices by making walking, bicycling, and taking public transportation inconvenient, unattractive, and, too often, dangerous. Changing policy so that our transportation system routinely includes the needs of people on foot, public transportation, and bicycles means that walking, riding bikes, and riding buses and trains will be safer and easier. People of all ages and abilities will have more options when traveling to work, to school, to the grocery store, and to visit family.
Making these travel choices more convenient, attractive, and safe means people do not need to rely solely on automobiles. They can replace congestion-clogged trips in their cars with swift bus rides or heart-healthy bicycle trips. Complete Streets improves the efficiency and capacity of existing roads too, by moving people in the same amount of space – just think of all the people who can fit on a bus or streetcar versus the same amount of people each driving their own car. Getting more productivity out of the existing road and public transportation systems is vital to reducing congestion.
Complete Streets are particularly prudent when more communities are tightening their budgets and looking to ensure long-term benefits from investments. An existing transportation budget can incorporate Complete Streets projects with little to no additional funding, accomplished through re-prioritizing projects and allocating funds to projects that improve overall mobility. Many of the ways to create more complete roadways are low cost, fast to implement, and high impact. Building more sidewalks and striping bike lanes has been shown to create more jobs than traditional car-focused transportation projects.
Many states and cities have adopted bike plans or pedestrian plans that designate some streets as corridors for improvements for bicycling and walking. More and more, communities are going beyond this to ensure that every street project takes all road users into account.
Among the places with some form of complete streets policy are the states of Oregon, California, Illinois, North Carolina, Minnesota, Connecticut, and Florida. The City of Santa Barbara, California calls for "achieving equality of convenience and choice" for pedestrians, bicyclists, transit users, and drivers. Columbia, Missouri adopted new street standards to encourage healthy bicycling and walking. And the regional body that allocates federal transportation dollars around Columbus, Ohio has directed all projects provide for people on foot, bicycle, and public transportation. Check our interactive atlas to see all the jurisdictions that have formally committed to the Complete Streets approach.
Complete streets can offer many benefits in all communities, regardless of size or location. The National Complete Streets Coalition has developed a number of fact sheets, which are available through our website.
Complete Streets improve safety. A Federal Highways Administration safety review found that streets designed with sidewalks, raised medians, better bus stop placement, traffic-calming measures, and treatments for disabled travelers improve pedestrian safety. Some features, such as medians, improve safety for all users: they enable pedestrians to cross busy roads in two stages, reduce left-turning motorist crashes to zero, and improve bicycle safety.
Complete Streets encourage walking and bicycling for health. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently named adoption of Complete Streets policies as a recommended strategy to prevent obesity. One study found that 43% of people with safe places to walk within 10 minutes of home met recommended activity levels; among individuals without safe place to walk, just 27% were active enough. Easy access to transit can also contribute to healthy physical activity: nearly one third of transit users meet the Surgeon General's recommendations for minimum daily exercise through their daily travels.
Complete Streets can lower transportation costs for families. Americans spent an average of 18 cents of every dollar on transportation, with the poorest fifth of families spending more than double that figure. In fact, most families spend far more on transportation than on food. When residents have the opportunity to walk, bike, or take transit, they have more control over their expenses by replacing car trips with these inexpensive options. Taking public transportation, for example, saves individuals $9,581 each year.
Complete Streets foster strong communities. Complete Streets play an important role in livable communities, where all people – regardless of age, ability or mode of transportation – feel safe and welcome on the roadways. A safe walking and bicycling environment is an essential part of improving public transportation and creating friendly, walkable communities. A recent study found that people who live in walkable communities are more likely to be socially engaged and trusting than residents of less walkable neighborhoods. Additionally, they reported being in better health and happier more often.
Advocating for Complete Streets means working with your neighbors and local policymakers, including elected officials and government staff.
Talk with them about particularly problematic and unsafe streets: schools that have no sidewalks out front, bus stops that are not accessible for people in wheelchairs, missing crosswalks by the grocery store, and no safe routes to bicycle to work. Work together to identify ways to make these places safer and more attractive and present your ideas to others. Make your case and show examples of what your streets could like. For great strategy ideas, check out the free "Power of 25" presentation made by Peter Lagerwey.
This website has many resources to help you. You can modify and use our introductory presentation in your community, show it at PTA and neighborhood association meetings and to your local chamber of commerce. See the Changing Policy tab for information on developing a good policy and finding other local advocates. We also have answers to many questions on how to implement a policy.
The National Complete Streets Coalition offers interactive full-day workshops led by national experts to help communities establish a common vision for their streets; develop an appropriate Complete Streets policy that builds on local expertise; and implement Complete Streets policies by identifying ways to change and streamline the everyday transportation decision-making process.
Need transportation planning and engineering professionals who are ready to help design and construct complete streets? Our Complete Streets Partner firms can offer the expertise and dedication you need.
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Thanks for covering this important issue and the awesome T-shirt making party!
You can get involved with Complete Streets Locally at http://futurewise.org/spokane/completestreets/


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Global colocation solutions provider CyrusOne, a wholly owned subsidiary of Cincinnati Bell (NYSE: CBB), announced today that VP/GM of Interconnection Josh Snowhorn is scheduled to speak at the CIO Summit in Dallas on November 8. Thornton May, futurist, educator, and author, is slated to co-present with Snowhorn.
Beginning at 10:40 a.m., the presentation, "Moving Big Data – Infrastructure Changes Over Time," is expected to address the existing issue of big data movement, and the one innovative solution that is enabling Texas organizations to evolve and grow in order to address critical issues of interconnectivity.
"Managing big data is a multifaceted challenge, but one of the largest concerns is the ability to rapidly and cost-effectively transport large volumes of data," said Snowhorn. "Today's CIOs must understand data migration of this magnitude requires a fundamental shift in current infrastructure strategy, and a lack of proper adaptation could mean a costly loss in competitiveness. These concerns have been a primary consideration during the design of CyrusOne's upcoming statewide interconnection service in Texas, which will enable the rapid transfer of big data for enhanced security, availability, and disaster recovery."
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Come rain or shine, picnics are a British speciality. On a sunny day, Londoners head in their droves to the city's green parks determined to make the most of the weather, picnic baskets in tow.
And why not? Thanks to the Victorians, London has wide open spaces, packed with wildlife right in the heart of the bustling city. Whether it's a park run, a gourmet picnic or an evening of classical music, join us for a tour round London's very best parks and picnic spots which the locals would rather we kept a secret…
Tips for picnicking in London
There's nothing better than eating delicious food, washed down with a glass of something cold, with the warm sun on your face and a background hum of children playing or bands performing.
But the British weather isn't always reliable, so it is always a good idea to set off prepared. Bring waterproof jackets just in case and plenty of blankets to lie down on and wrap up with once the sun goes down.
And there is the important question of what to eat.
Banish ideas of eating soggy sandwiches and lukewarm drinks — we think everybody should picnic in style. But how?
Looking to the past, cookery icon Mrs Beeton, writing in her book Mrs Beeton's Book of Household Management, suggests that a picnic menu should include treats like roast duck, sponge cakes, veal and ham pies or perhaps a Christmas pudding (she included the caveat that that it 'must be good').
The street food trend is very popular in London and can provide you with warm and scrumptious sustenance for your picnic.
If you want to put your own picnic together, you can curate your own hamper with simple but delicious cold meats, cheeses and something sweet from a local bakery. And the most important thing when drinking Champagne or white wine is keeping it cool. So make investing in a good cooler part of your preparations.
Alternatively, Fortnum and Mason and Harvey Nichols do wonderful ready-made hampers full of hand-picked goodies.
And remember, just because you're eating outdoors doesn't mean you have to forego good crockery, glassware and cutlery. It makes the food taste so much more delicious than eating out of a Tupperware box with a plastic fork.
A short history of London's Parks
The Victorians were fascinated by nature and botany. But along with the progress the Industrial Revolution brought came a lot of pollution, and they became concerned about the damage it was doing to their favourite flora — and people's health.
In response, several rich philanthropists created public parks which allowed everyone to experience a slice of nature while working in the city. These same parks are still enjoyed by Londoners today.
London's most impressive parks (known as the Royal Parks), such as St James' Park and Regent's park were created as private grounds for royalty, and only opened up to the public later on.
Then there are the little pockets of green space tucked away in corners of the city which were built by rich aristocrats to breathe in some fresh air in between trips to their country residences. Many of these, along with expertly designed landscaped gardens at stately homes, are open for public enjoyment.
Where to picnic: London's best green spaces
• Alexandra Park
Between 10am and 3pm every Sunday, you can catch the award-winning Alexandra Palace Farmers' Market which showcases London's best suppliers. You'll have the freshest locally-sourced picnic basket in London, which you can enjoy in the spot of your choice in this sprawling 196 acre park.
• Holland Park
If you're craving some tranquility in your day, the serenity at the Kyoto Gardens in Holland Park is just what the doctor ordered. Created by Japanese landscape architects, you'll be lulled into a relaxed state by the sound of the waterfalls and the koi carp bobbing up and down in the pond.
• Waterlow Park
London is one of the busiest and most exciting cities in the world, but that also means that space is at a premium and not everyone has the luxury of having a garden at home.
Waterlow Park was bequeathed to the public by Sir Sidney Waterlow as a 'garden for the gardenless' and is a favourite picnic spot for Londoners craving some nature. It was even included in Belle about Town's list of London's top five secret picnic spots.
• Regents Park
Known as 'the Jewel in the Crown', Regents Park is one of London's Royal Parks and a popular spot for outdoor events, a game of cricket or a lazy picnic.
Many Londoners might not know this, but tucked away in Regents Park, you can stumble across London's very own secret garden…
St John's Lodge and its accompanying landscaped gardens is one of only two villas to have been completed by John Nash, the man who designed Regents Park in the early 19th century. Originally intended to be a private residence, the public can now enjoy the statues, ponds and lime trees in this enchanting hiding place.
• Camley Street Natural Park
The London Wildlife Trust calls Camley Park 'paradise on your doorstep', and we can see why.
If you've just hopped of the Eurostar on your way to London and are in need of some fresh air, Camley Park is a hotbed of biodiversity and greenery and has a host of community events that take place throughout the year.
• Richmond Park
Photographer Alex Saberi famously captured the changing of the seasons and the unexpected natural wildlife with his stunning shots taken in Richmond Park. From elegant swans in the pond to deer (both red and fallow) and rabbits roaming the park, he's done a wonderful job of showcasing one of London's most iconic parks.
• Ham house
You'll forget you're in urban London at Ham House, with its elegant landscaped gardens. If it does rain, there are plenty indoor activities which are just as fun: you can enjoy fresh produce grown from their gardens at the Orangery Café or indulge your curiosity with a guided tour of the building.
Outdoor events
• Regent's Park Open Air Theatre
Catch stage adaptations of To Kill a Mockingbird, Pride and Prejudice, The Winter's Tale and The Sound of Music while picnicking in the open air.
• Proms in the Park
This September, Hyde Park will be filled with the sounds of performances by the BBC Big Band, the BBC Concert orchestra, the Royal Choral Society and more as the Last Night of the Proms celebrations take place. Bring a bottle of wine and a hamper and settle down to an evening of excellent entertainment.
What are your favourite London parks? Why not share your tips for a successful picnic by leaving a comment for us below?