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Danielle Moneer Macdonell
You missed the entire cast and company of "The Switch"? I'd love to see a wider presentation of trans women, we're not all femmes.
Crystal Waters
Down with femmes!
An interesting, but relentlessly gender-stereotypical and gender-binary collection of views and images – which I think perpetuates the invisibility of non-gender-stereotypical and non-binary trans* people in the media and our culture generally.
Crystal Waters
Lets burn them at the stake for this outrage.
I am not sure how a woman the age of Jennifer Finney Boylan could have missed the life and books by Jan Morris. Her autobiography, Conundrum, was published ages ago and after her transition she continued being the cool travel author that she had always been. HP gay voices have never included her in any of their lists of important or famous transgenders.
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You know the problem? No, of course you don't. The problem is that writers & producers still think the words "sex change" are funny. They titter up their sleeves (ooh, I just said "tit") and they dredge up stereotypes from the days of "Some Like It Hot". Writers need to stash this last prejudice against the Other they don't understand and find more people like Ellen DeGeneres who are real &endearing souls, not just walking joke factories. "Sean Saves the World" is actually just a continuation of the Jack we knew from "Will & Grace". Find a transgendered actor, give himer a breakout role and let the actor and the part Evolve.
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Here's an idea for the Giants offense
Posted By Jeff Fletcher on January 12, 2009 8:50 pm
What if there were a left fielder out there who was money in the bank for 40 dingers, but his outfield defense was pretty questionable?
There is, of course. Actually, there are two of them.
One is the Dreadlocked One: Manny Ramirez. I think there has been enough web space and ink devoted to this silly rumor. I firmly believe that the Manny to the Giants thing was nothing more than a trial balloon floated by Scott Boras to get more money out of the Dodgers. So let's forget about Manny.
How about Adam Dunn?
You scoff, of course, because to you Adam Dunn is some sort of cartoon, a guy who looks like Will Farrell and strikes out a billion times a season and turns routine fly balls into doubles. Forget all that, though.
Over the past five seasons, do you know how many players have had at least four seasons with a slugging percentage over .500 and an on-base percentage over .370? There are only 11 (who are still active, discounting the Giants last left fielder):
Mark Teixeira
Alex Rodriguez
Albert Pujols
Lance Berkman
David Wright
Chase Utley
Chipper Jones
Manny Ramirez
David Ortiz
Vladimir Guerrero
Adam Dunn
That's pretty good company. Forget about his whiffs and propsensity to hit .240. Ryan Howard does the same thing, but people fall all over themselves to love him. The game is about getting on base, scoring runs and driving them in. Dunn does that.
In years past, Dunn might have cost the Giants big money, but nowadays you can go down to Costco and pick up nice free agents right next to the 40-gallon drums of olive oil. If Pat Burrell is getting $8 mil a year and Jason Giambi is getting $4 mil, I'll bet Dunn could be had for $12 million. Say, four years, $48 million. Less than Aaron Rowand.
Yes, getting Dunn would cost Fred Lewis his job. Well, Lewis is 28 and coming off major foot surgery. How much better do you think he's going to get? Here's a newsflash: We've seen what Fred Lewis is. He's got some speed and some power, a solid fourth outfielder on a good team.
So if the Giants were even considering signing Manny for whatever ransom Scott Boras is asking, there is no reason they shouldn't also be strongly considering Dunn, who has to be getting more affordable by the day.
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Pointless. Adam Dunn hates hitting at Mays Field. Didn't you notice his reaction to two of his bombs landing in Winn's glove in triples alley? Dunn is very unlikely to sign to play here at any price and even if the money wins him over he is unlikely to hit here because Mays Field has gotten into his head.
If you recall Sabean has said that the Giants considered a pair of potential LF to 1B conversions (Dunn and Burrell) but decided not to pursue them because the lefty didn't want to play 1B (an excuse not to play at Mays Field?) and the righthander would let in almost as many runs on defense as he would add on offense.
By the way according to modern statistical analysis Adam Dunn's combined offense and defense in 2008
was worth 6.4 runs and .7 wins less then Fred Lewis'
By the way, inspite of my disagreement with you on Dunn I do enjoy still being able to read you thru your new blog. Keep it going more will come as the word spreads.
Thanks Mark. You are correct that the Dunn thing is perhaps a bit of a stretch because of the lefty thing. I just bring it up because I think it's interesting that Dunn gets so little publicity as one of the better all-around offensive players in the game. If the Giants are willing to sell-out for Manny (and I question whether they really are), why not do it for Dunn?
Jeff, Heard you on the radio this morning. I look forward to some solid writing on the Giants! Keep up the good work! P.S. got any opening day tickets? I just got my Auth. Timmy jersey for Xmas!
I agree with Dunn and can you explain why Sabean is so against going for a guy with one year left on his contract. If Nady does not work out, we can trade him and get a prospect or two. I think Sabean's logic is flawed in this area. Thanks for the blog, I will read it a couple times a day.
Hey Jon, as for Nady, I can't say for certain that Sabean is against getting him, because he can't comment on players under contract. The reasons I'd be leery of Nady, though, are many:
He's coming off a year in which he probably overperformed.
He's arbitration eligible (and Scott Boras is his agent), so the Giants would to have to pay a lot for that big year.
He plays a position at which the Giants already have a players. If they are going to disrupt the outfield, it should be for a premium player, not a guy like Nady.
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Lately work has been getting worse and worse. Just very busy, many days of missed lunch breaks or if lunch is able to be taken it is way late in the 12 hour shift. Stress has been getting to me and from talking with other people... Read More
- 0Nov 11, '11 by ImafloatHi Nurseypoo.
You are in a toxic unit run by toxic managers.
I left such a unit a few months ago. Our unit was the darling of the hospital, raking in oodles and oodles of money, we were so awesome, our manager such a gem, I'm pretty certain she probably even got a bonus for being so profitable.
The profit was on the backs of the nursing staff.
The assignments morphed over time from normal to a little hard, to a little more challenging, to downright unsafe in a 2 year period. We would say, oh wonderful manager, we need more nurses, we can't keep going like this, and she would reply (from the top of the mountain) oh nurses, there is an economic crisis, we are in a recession, half of our patients are either uninsured or on Medicaid, you should be glad you have a job, because you know, there are lots of nurses and new grads knocking on the door who would love a job. Here is a hospital monogrammed lunch bag as a thank you for your sacrifices.
We started noticing that the other units of the hospital were hiring people, and we also started noticing how some days, we had more floats than unit staff working in our unit.
Anyone that complained got labeled a complainer.
Some days I don't know how I got through the day, because I had some of the most unmanageable unsafe assignments I've ever experienced.
We tried to be proactive and look at safe staffing guidelines and bring them to management, to which our manager said, oh, they don't mean units like ours.
We tried to show management how other units were hiring people, to which we were told, well....when we slow down, you are going to have to float and people will quit if they have to float.
The people who tried to enact change in the unit got labeled as trouble makers by management. The coworkers agreed with them in the break room, but in public, nobody would stand up next to them and say, yes, nurse Susie Q is correct and I'm with her on this. You should have seen the snark management put on their evaluations, it was ridiculous. Totally unprofessional and uncalled for.
The 'trouble makers' started leaving. Little Miss PM (perfect manager) said, I hope they can be happy, but they'll be back, this is the best place to work ever. Things will get better around here, because these unhappy negative people are leaving. Things didn't get better, because once they left, the rest of us were left with 5 less nurses and their patient load. Things went from worse to downright HELL. But PM stated, this is normal, we see highs and lows in staffing on a 5 year continuum, keep on keeping on, here is a lovely hospital monogrammed key chain and badge holder for your sacrifices.
I eventually moved on into a different unit in the same hospital. I can't believe how different it is, the assignments that they apologize to me for giving me are so easy compared to where I've been. I have managed to keep my mouth shut about the atrocities of my former unit, even though it's a known fact how bad the unit is and people try to engage me in the reasons things are the way they are. I just smile and say, I really wanted to try something else.
The saddest part about this post is that there are a lot of nurses who can relate to this story. There are a lot of people who are going to read this and think I am talking about their unit.
When there is a problem in a unit and a manager buries their head in the sand instead of fixing it, natural leaders will step up and try to fix things, it's how natural leaders work. Sadly, the power lies in the management and they can make things how they want, and they hold all the power.
I suggest you go to work, do your job, do it well and document your heart away. What I did when the going got bad was keep a journal. I wrote what room numbers I had, what diagnoses, and if I had to talk to anyone in management about anything. I went to management several times and said, my assignment is unsafe, I can't do this please help. I documented that too, and if I got a response or ignored and what that response was.
They took you off charge, try to not take it personal. Think of it this way, it gives you more time to focus on your patients and not worry about everything else. If you vent about this, it gives them more opportunity to blame you for being an unhappy person who is bringing the morale down.
I'm a bad girl, I have asked members of the management team to come take care of my patients so I could go eat lunch. I liked to do this on days where I had the worst assignments so they could see what my day was like for 12 hours.
When I left, they smiled and wished me well, I don't think they were planning on missing me.
On a practical note. I suggest you look elsewhere. This is your life, your body, your mind, you only get one of each. Don't let this take over and berate you. Leave the drama at the time clock. I don't talk to my coworkers outside of work for this very reason. I was miserable enough for the 36 hours a week I was there, I didn't need to think about it on my time off.
My mantra was this, I can do anything for 12 hours. It got me through a lot of long shifts. Just prioritize and keep going.
- 0Nov 21, '11 by NurseyPoo7Just a question....
Should I email or speak with the manager regarding being seemingly stripped of charge nurse duties, or keep my mouth shut? I don't want to burn bridges but feel like I am being blackballed.


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Lil Boosie Feat. Webbie "Show The World" Video
By Philip Cheek
Posted Apr 6, 2014 at 10:35 AM
Lil Boosie has a brand new video with Webbie for the track, "Show The World."
When we saw the behind-the-scenes featurette depicting the making of this music video, we knew that Boosie was really back and really ready to work. Now, we have the entire video at our disposal.
"I just like to make people happy/Four kids, I just like being a daddy," rhymes Boosie in "Show The World," a sentiment we're happy to see Boosie indulge.
Now, it's only been a short while since Boosie's been finally released from prison, but he already has a handful of tracks in the bucket. Check out his other track with Webbie on "Wartime."
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With that video in mind, Fisker recently took the top design award from Fast Company.
The judges praised the design's boldness. "The Fisker shows what you can do by taking risks in sedan design," says judge Erica Eden, a Femme Den founder at Smart Design, "and that's really what consumers want."
Risks in sedan design? Soon after recieving their award for "innovation" many Fiskers in NY exploded (due to hurricane Sandy).
We have confidence in the Fisker Karma and safety is our primary concern. While we intend to find the cause as quickly as possible, storm damage has restricted access to the port. We will issue a further statement once the root cause has been determined.
Ooops. Perhaps not what they meant by risky? I say design fail.
I point out the award and the explosion because another finalist in the same competition was a Faraday electric bicycle that weighs only 40 lbs.
We're very excited to announce that the Faraday Porteur has been selected as a finalist for the Fast Company "Innovation By Design" awards, the winner of which will be announced October 16th in NYC.
Now imagine going backwards in time and adding resilience/survivability metrics to the design award criteria for innovation…
Here's my suggestion to Fast Company and Faraday for a new promotion that would resonate in NYC: "Bicycles. They carry you around the city faster then automobiles, they cost a small fraction, and they don't explode." Performance, reliability, affordability. What else do you want?
I've written before about the increase in bicycle sales after disasters and the social benefits of cycling. Fast Company really missed an opportunity to recognize the future direction of transportation.
A gasoline automobile gets the award? Really? Not innovative. But giving the award to a $100K gasoline vehicle that increases the risk of failure or injury…?
At least Consumer Reports had some usability perspective in their review of the Fisker.
We buy about 80 cars a year and this is the first time in memory that we have had a car that is undriveable before it has finished our check-in process.
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Maria Monologues
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An exploration of the "eternal feminine" in the Middle Ages, via songs and poems around two women named Mary: Mary Magdalen, the repentant sinner and intimate of Christ, and Mary the Mother, source of grace and mercy to the human race. Liturgical songs, chansons, laude and miracles narratives around the themes of sin, love, pain and redemption.
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the visible democratic process has historically been covertly shaped
by powerful interests, and how this shaping has gone largely unnoticed
and unremarked-upon, right to the present.
My work has
been praised by some and attacked by others, but since its publication,
new evidence keeps emerging, in bits and pieces, that the public,
its elected representatives (and often even presidents too) are
being constantly manipulated to support outcomes favorable to wealthy
The latest
comes in the New York Times. In an article headlined "Records
Show Doubts on '64 Vietnam Crisis," Elisabeth Bumiller
reports on newly released documents that confirm this.
In an echo
of the debates over the discredited intelligence that helped make
the case for the war in Iraq, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee
on Wednesday released more than 1,100 pages of previously classified
transcripts that show senators of the time sharply questioning
whether they had been deceived by the White House and the Pentagon
over the 1964 Gulf of Tonkin incident.
this country has been misled, if this committee, this Congress,
has been misled by pretext into a war in which thousands of young
men have died, and many more thousands have been crippled for
life, and out of which their country has lost prestige, moral
position in the world, the consequences are very great,"
Albert Gore Sr. of Tennessee, the father of the future vice
president, said in March 1968 in a closed session of the Foreign
Relations Committee.
B. Johnson cited the [Tonkin Gulf] attacks to persuade Congress
to authorize broad military action in Vietnam, but historians
in recent years have concluded that the Aug. 4 attack never happened….
[T]he transcripts
show the outrage the senators were expressing behind closed doors.
"In a democracy you cannot expect the people, whose sons
are being killed and who will be killed, to exercise their judgment
if the truth is concealed from them," Senator
Frank Church, Democrat of Idaho, said in an executive session
in February 1968.
another point, the committee's chairman, Senator William
Fulbright, Democrat of Arkansas, raised concerns that if the senators
did not take a stand on the war, "We are just a useless
appendix on the governmental structure."
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Flickery Review: Flickr on Your Desktop
By:Eternal Storms
- You can easily record and upload videos.
- Saved searches.
- No managing of contacts in the app.
- Crumpled paper doesn't match the UI.
I assume most of you know about Flickr, the awesome, and free (unless you go pro) photo-sharing service. But it isn't only for sharing your photos with your friends and family, it is also a great image search engine. Many photos on it are under Creative Commons, and the quality of image you get is much higher than on a place like Google. There have been many iPhone apps that let you access Flickr, but not so many Mac apps (surprisingly). One of the only Mac apps is Flickery.
The point of Flickery is to move all of the functionality of Flickr to your desktop. So, of course, you can upload photos with it. All you do is go to the Upload item in the sidebar, and either drag some photos onto the window, or use the Make Screenshot button to create and upload a screenshot. You can also click the Open button to choose some files to upload. These can be either pictures or videos. But, to make things even simpler, you can record a movie to upload directly from Flickery. Once you have chosen some images and/or videos, you can then add titles, descriptions and tags to them. However, from this screen, you can't choose what photoset it will go into when uploaded.
Once a picture or video has been uploaded, you can still edit its information just by clicking Edit Info. To add a photo to a photoset, you just have to click the Add to Set button, and then choose one or more photosets. However, the sets it is already in don't appeared as checked (in the window that pops up), so you can't really tell if it's already in one. This also makes it hard to delete it from a photoset, because you can't uncheck the box. You can also show comments, tags and descriptions of anyones photos by clicking the Show Details button when a photo is selected. I really like the crumpled paper look of this screen, but it really doesn't match the rest of the UI, so it seems a little awkward. To view a larger size of an image, you just double click on it. Or, you can click the Fullscreen button to view the image in fullscreen.
Flickery also supports easy downloading of any picture or video. If you've ever browsed on Flickr.com, you know it's always annoying to download an image or video. But Flickery makes it just the click of a button away. You just select an image or video, and hit Download. A downloads window will then appear, allowing you to manage multiple downloads. Along with this, you can also add any photo to your iPhone library (not Aperture though). You just click the Add to iPhoto library. I'm not sure why you'd want to add someone else's image to your library, but you can.
Like Flickr.com, Flickery allows you to Explore. Exploring is just a cool way to find all images that were taken on a certain day. You can also perform and save searches right in Flickery, which is really cool. You can also see all of your contacts and their photostreams by just clicking on their name in the sidebar. However, you cannot manage contacts directly from Flickery. I assume this is an issue with the Flickr API, and not the app though.
Flickery is a great desktop version of Flickr.com. It has almost all the features the Website has and a couple extra. You can buy it for about $20, and download a 15-day free trial from their site. Anyone who uses Flickr frequently, or who wants a better image search engine should definitely try out Flickery.


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By Submitted Story on January 28, 2013
Drivers who receive traffic citations in North Carolina are saving time by paying citation fees and related costs online at www.payNCticket.org rather than going to the courthouse to pay.
A relatively new system, payNCticket, accepts payments for traffic and other offenses that will not be contested in a court of law.
"Our new payNCticket online payment system has become the preferred method of payment for waivable traffic offenses," said Clerk of Superior Court Merlee T. Austin. "Citizens conveniently may make their payment from anywhere internet connectivity is available. I encourage citizens not wanting to appear in court regarding their traffic citation to save gas and time and go online to pay."
The payNCticket system was built by the judicial branch's N.C. Administrative Office of the Courts (NCAOC) to provide benefits to both citizens and court officials and staff. In addition to providing a more convenient payment option for citizens, payNCticket allows for quicker disposition of cases because of its automatic updates of case records.
Statewide, the payNCticket program has saved citizens hundreds of thousands of hours, and it has saved courthouse staff more than 7,600 hours by eliminating the need to manually take receipts. Nearly 56 percent of waived offenses are paid using payNCticket.
In 2012, more than 123,000 waived offenses across the state were processed via the online system. Dare County received 3,593 payments for waived offenses in 2012 via payNCticket for a total collected $801,309.50.
Prior to payNCticket, Dare County citizens had to pay fines and related court costs by going to the courthouse to pay in cash or by mailing a money order or cashier's check payment.
Not only has payNCticket provided an extremely easy and convenient means of payment for the citizens of Dare County, it has also offered our tourist a much better way of taking care of any payable citations they have received during their visit to Dare County.
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2013 is going to be the summer of enjoyable snacking.
I have been getting excited since tasting an energy bar a friend had made and gave me on a outdoor adventure. Since then, I have researched a number of homemade energy bars and are currently coming up with my favorite bar put together from all of these with a local Door County twist…Door County Dried Cherries. Stay tuned for some exciting experiments with homemade energy bar concoctions this spring! A little sesame joke from one of my favorite comedians, Mitch Headburg, "What is a sesame?"
- Fruit and Nut Bars via the kitchn
- Raw Lemon-Coconut Bars Similar to larabars. via The Mother Nature Network
- Super-Charged Energy Bars via The Never Home Maker
- Homemade Vegan Energy Bar Recipe via The no meat athlete
- No bake vegan energy bars, don't let those fancy words fool you, yum! via Food Confidence
Let us know: Do you have a favorite energy bar or homemade energy bar you want to try to recreate or some ingredients(dried cherries) you would like to see in an energy bar? We are creating our own version now.


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funny, this is the way i've been making green beans for years and how my grandmother made them, but i never realized it was a "recipe." i usually cook covered over low heat for about 4 hours. i've never had to add salt, as the hamhock adds plenty of salty yumminess.


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Sleeping Bags is a new shoegazey side project from Matt and Jesse Kivel, two brothers who also play in the band Princeton. Their song "Pehr" is a wordless seven-minute post-rock zone-out that has some of the mathy might of Polvo and some of text textured grandeur of Explosions in the Sky. Listen to it below.
- Sleeping Bags – "Pehr"Download
"Pehr" appears on Sleeping Bags' self-titled debut, out 9/13 on the band's own Easter Everywhere label.
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Grind: Boston Celtics edge Utah Jazz 98-93
Show of hands: Whose hearts are still racing after that game? Everybody? I'm not the only one? Cool. Just making sure.
Let's skip the foreplay (Boston won 98-93 in a hard-fought game, blah blah) and get right into the bullet points:
- Jeff Green! Green was fantastic. He got to the line more than anyone besides Paul Pierce and contributed 16 points off the bench on 5-9 shooting from the field. Green also showed some previously unseen aggression attacking smaller defenders. Want to re-watch the ideal Jeff Green scenario a bunch of times? Watch this play. He recognizes that he has the smaller Randy Foye on him, so he gets himself comfortable position in the post, makes a nice move to his left and drops in the baby hook. He grabbed just four rebounds in 27 minutes, but it should be noted that A) He grabbed a fifth rebound in the final minute, then got tripped by Al Jefferson and was called for traveling and B) It's hard to blame Green for a problem that spread itself across the roster pretty evenly. Speaking of which…
- Of course. The day I post an article about how offensive rebounds don't really matter to Boston, the Celtics got absolutely rocked on both ends (go ahead, take your shots). While I still maintain that defense is more important to this team than second chance points, four offensive rebounds is WAY WAY too few, and it nearly doomed the Celtics in this game. That being said, part of the reason the Celtics struggled so badly was because they simply didn't have the personnel to battle with an enormous, bruising, talented Jazz team. Utah ranks 6th and 8th in the league in defensive and offensive rebounding respectively, so they give lots of teams fits. They get boards. Boston doesn't. Rebounding was always going to be a struggle against the Jazz. Fortunately, the C's weathered the storm.
- Pierce seemed to shoot himself out of his slump a bit, knocking down three huge 3-pointers in the second half. He didn't finish with a particularly pretty field goal percentage (7-17 overall), but his 3-point percentage was good (3-7) and he got to the line seven times, making six of them. He also abused Randy Foye in the post at one point, reminding us why we love his post-game.
- 10 3-point attempts is a curiously low number for the Celtics. I'm not really complaining because so much of the offense happened around the basket, leading to 50.0% shooting overall, and, of course, I'm not complaining because the Celtics won. But Pierce made three of Boston's four 3-pointers and he was the only Celtic who looked comfortable launching from long range consistently.
- Barbosa got 23 minutes and he's making a pretty convincing case for his spot as a backup to Rondo. In both of the past two games, Barbosa has entered and jumpstarted the offense, driving to the basket to create easy layups and dishing to teammates. He was hyper-efficient tonight, scoring 16 points on 6-8 shooting from the field and dishing 3 assists without turning it over once. When the Celtics acquired him, I wrote that he wouldn't be a good option at point guard because of his struggles in the pick and roll, but he's been excellent in isolation, driving to the basket and dishing if he gets in trouble.
- Jason Terry wins the "Inconsequential Player of the Night" award: 3 points, 0-1 from the field, 2 assists, 2 rebounds, 3 turnovers. Not his best outing.
- +/- isn't my favorite stat in measuring individual players, but when used for units of players as a whole, it should give you a good idea of how well the bench played tonight. The starters, collectively, finished with a +/- of -14. The bench? +29. Of the starters, only Garnett finished in positive digits with +9. Barbosa, Green and Lee finished +13, +12 and +11 respectively.
- We still aren't seeing consistently excellent Celtics defense (watch the first quarter again for the gory evidence), but it IS there, waiting to be called upon when need be, apparently. In the final minute, Utah had five opportunities to tie or take the lead (two of which were provided by Boston's shoddy rebounding, but still). The Celtics swarmed and stopped them every single time. I'm not sure how comforting it is knowing that the defense seems to have a switch that they flip in crunch time, but it is good to know that the defense is hiding down there somewhere. It would just be nice if they could reach down utilize it consistently. Oh well.
That should about do it for tonight. Enjoy the three game winning streak, being comfortably over .500 for the first time this season and, once more, this:
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5 Responses to "Grind: Boston Celtics edge Utah Jazz 98-93"
You really don't understand the art of rebounding do you? It's not about physical size only; it's about smarts, heart, blocking your man out and …#1 – EFFORT. We win games by 5 pts that we should win easily by 10-15 pts. We give up 18 offensive rebs and that's with us SUPPOSEDLY between the rim and our man we're defending. apparently not. PP got 2 rebs in 29 mins. BB had only 3 rebs and at the end of Q2 the bench had more rebs than our starters; in 44 mins of total play to 76 for our starters. Even after Q3 the bench had more. We had -10 shots compared to Utah and that's a direct result of their +15 in rebs overall and our giving up 18 offensive rebs. This is a major problem and this team will not beat the suck teams going forward, much-less the quality teams, unless we start rebounding better. it's called boxing-out and it's a major element of championship ball. Doc sucks, our frontline sucked tonight (13 rebs in 91 mins) and we were lucky to win. But hey, rebounding doesn't matter apparently in C-Town. Go Cs…
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Kevin Garnett is the best thing to have happened to Jeff Green. It's awesome to watch their relationship on the court especially after that dunk. After KG said he needed to be an asshole JG has played more aggressive and I like to think this was his confidence game, not to mention that dunk again… my lord.
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You deserve the shots, for your wizenacre article. I'm sick and tired of supposed 'journalists', or aspiring 'journalists', who appear to stooge for the team they cover. Yeah, I know, I know. Your hoped for future depends on their good graces. You have to be the mouthpiece for them, don't you?
Rebounding is important. This team sucks at rebounding and has for years, only it's gotten worse with time. That sucks. Part of it is a tradeoff, but part of it appears to be Doc not really caring about an important part of the game, perhaps because Doc really doesn't like Bigs that much. He really does seem to have some kind of problem with bigs. It's like his problem with rooks. Yeah, as his loving defenders point out, he WILL play an exceptionally talented rookie, and he will play an exceptionally talented Big, but you know, he doesn't seem to like it much, does he?
You talk as though grabbing rebounds wasn't actually PART of defensive play. Each team has to strike its own balance, and a lot of that depends on personnel, and with many of the core players being OLD (yes, KG, you are old hon), the Cs have to lean towards getting back. Doesn't change the blazing fact that our balance is off, that we don't rebound enough, especially on the offensive glass. Hell, we don't even block out. Sometimes we remember for a play and do it halfheartedly.
Riddle me this, smarty: how are we going to push the tempo, as we promised to do this summer, IF WE DON'T REBOUND?
And have you taken a slight moment to consider the consequences of creating a situation where opposing teams never have to worry AT ALL about whether they will be able to clean the glass when we miss? It allows them to get out faster in transition, and to even create transition sets, if they want to,doesn't it? That in turn negates a lot of the advantage getting back quick might have given us, especially when we become lazy about getting back, as we so often do.
In other words, don't offer us some regurgitated pablum and then try to pass it off as a brave and daring new point of view that took some journalistic courage to present. Criminy.
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You spelled wise-ass wrong. Unless you meant wiseacre which is still spelled wrong.
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Ouch, but dead-on point. Rebounding is a major element of hoops play. You think John Wooden never cared or focused on rebounding? How about Red? I've watched the Cs since I was 6 yrs old and now at 59 they are the worst rebounding team EVER in Cs history. Doc coaches as a guard, because that's what he was. Ergo, he doesn't know how to or care to coach the bigs. In 2008 we had Clifford Ray as our 'bigs' coach and as soon as the Cs let him go, and Thibodeau, we have steadily sunk lower and lower in a stat area that is the only criteria that allows a team to control the game. Control the boards and you're going to win more than lose. Somebody needs to wake Doc the f'in up because if we keep this pathetic rebounding effort up we're already finished for the season. Go Cs…
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WASHINGTON -- A man approached a 13-year-old girl in Loudoun County last month and asked her if she wanted company, and now police are asking for the public's help in finding him.
The incident occurred on Sept. 19 when the girl was walking home from school near Sterling Mall Park.
Police say the man did not touch the adolescent.
If anyone has information about the man or the incident, they are asked to contact the Loudoun County Sheriff's Office at (703) 777-0475.
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Have you felt utterly alone sometimes or felt complete hopelessness as if nothing right can happen to you? Have you ever felt like no one understands you or that you are not given proper credit for everything you do? Have you also felt like ending it all?
If all these emotions have raided your brain continuously for 2 weeks or more, you may be suffering from a disease called depression. It is a mental sickness where your view of the world is totally skewed and there are many things about yourself that you start believing to be true.
Who is depressed?
In normal day to day life almost everyone goes through a phase where they feel lonely, isolated, neglected and sorry for themselves. But most people especially those who are strong willed and have a positive outlook towards life, bounce back from this self-sustained seclusion and become hopeful and cheery.
There are some though, who delve into the darkness of the mind more than others. Depression almost always starts with self pity. You feel bad about yourself and your life's circumstances. Even here there are two types of cases – Those who willingly look at all the negativities of life and those who want to but just can't find anything happy or hopeful in their life. If such kind of negative feeling and utter hopelessness continues to invade the mind for not just hours and days but weeks, then these people are called to be suffering from depression.
In modern times unfortunately it is very easy to find cases of depression amidst us. The school student who fears the board exams, the office goer who is not getting any promotion, the girl who is of marriageable age but not getting married, the housewife who has no friend to share her feelings with, the retired man who does not know how to spend the endless hours. These are all people vulnerable to depression.
Depression Symptoms
Depression has many emotional and psychological symptoms but it also has some physical symptoms like headache and back pain. Here are more warning signs of depression,
- Feeling sad, lonely, hopeless and numb most of the day, every day.
- You lose interest in the things you used to love, like a hobby.
- You get irritable very easily.
- You get scared and anxious very easily even in normal day to day situations.
- You are not able to make simple decisions and it seems like a hard task.
- You feel guilty for things that are not really your fault and there is often over exaggeration of such situations.
- You feel worthless.
- There are repeated thoughts of death or suicide in your mind. You wish to hurt yourself thinking falsely that the world would be a better place without you.
- You either do not sleep or feel sleepy constantly.
- You try to avoid eating totally or gorge on food. There is also sudden loss or gain of weight.
- There may be persistent back, shoulder pain and neck pain.
- There may also be headache that does not cease.
Depression thus shows up in many different ways. People often lose interest in favourite activities, have sleep problems, gain or lose weight, feel irritable or angry, or are in physical pain for unexplained reasons. These are some of the symptoms that can help you know that you or a loved one is actually suffering from depression.
Many times the person who is depressed will not reveal to you his/her inner feelings, but if you find that person looking less cheerful, glum, lost in thoughts, not eating or sleeping properly, getting irritated frequently, and complaining of a headache or pain often, these might be signs you have to note so that you can speak to an expert about it or openly and lovingly discuss your concern with the person.
Fortunately, there are many ways to treat depression, and more than 80% of people treated for depression improve within a year.
Treatment and Cure
Depression should always be approached as a disease because it is in fact a mental condition. While some people may cure themselves once they get to know that their feelings are due to depression there are others who might need help.
Under no circumstance a depressed person should be made to feel inferior and should be further admonished for always being sad.
There are mainly two approaches to curing depression. One is the important talk therapy and the other is antidepressant medicines.
Talk Therapy – Sometimes all a depressed person needs is someone to talk to. There are therapists who know how to speak to individuals suffering from depression in such a way that they reveal their innermost feelings and also realise that most of their thoughts are a skewed version of reality. While cognitive behaviour therapy deals with changing your feeling, interpersonal therapy helps in understanding your feeling about a person and how it is depressing you. There is also problem solving therapy that focuses on a specific problem you are facing in that point of life.
Antidepressants – Doctors might prescribe medicines called antidepressants to cure depression. These have many side effects and therefore it is always advisable to consult a doctor before taking any medications. The doctor might prescribe one or a combination of many antidepressants. All patients started on antidepressant medication should be monitored closely as many times suicidal tendencies may aggravate.
Electroconvulsive Therapy – For those who have not found help from talk therapy or medicines, doctors can use controlled electronic seizures. These seizures seem to affect the chemical balance and functioning of the brain. It may sound scary, but during the procedure, the doctor may give anesthesia so that the patient does not feel anything. This therapy works very quickly and positive effects are seen rapidly.
Alternative treatments – Some people use herbs, supplements, and other alternative therapies for depression. Other alternative treatments include acupuncture, hypnosis, and meditation. Since these methods have fewer risks, you might wish to try them but make sure you are in the care of a person who is an expert in his field.
Feeling Loved
The most common problem with people suffering from depression is that they feel lonely and without love. If these people are showered affection by everyone, made to feel that they are important, their self confidence is boosted, they are praised for their efforts and if someone just holds their hand and shows support during difficult times, most of depressed people can come back to the realms of reality and face the challenges of life with new vigour and confidence. They may not even need any kind of therapy.
Therefore, if you know someone who might be feeling a little low, spread the care and love. Your little act can see to it that that person does not fall into the deep endless well of depression.
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AF came yesterday. All I had to do was call and schedule my blood test and I started. I guess I'm ok with it. I have learned SO MUCH in these last 30 days, that I am PREPARED for April. Thanks to Fertility Friend, Soul Cysters and my amazing REI, I WILL conceive. Now that I have all these tools at my disposal, I know it's just a matter of time. I've lived with PCOS since my diagnosis in 1995.
Other than being in tremendous pain today, I'm in otherwise good spirits. It may not have been the answer I wanted, but I can relax and prepare for my next cycle. There is a plan for me and I'm going to be patient, yet diligent, to see it happen.
Thanks for being there for me ladies. It's so comforting to know how many of us there are. Bless you all and GOOD LUCK in your journeys!


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10 Reasons to Consider Online Banking
The Internet is definitely changing the way we live. It has quickly become the communication method of choice for many. It has also become a major factor in the financial lives of millions. Using the Internet to interact with BB&T can help simplify your financial affairs. Here are 10 reasons to bank online with BB&T.
- You can pay your bills online. With BB&T OnLine Bill Payment, paying your bills online is free and just takes a mouse click.
- You can apply for many types of loans online. Applying for a loan online is often easier than filling out paper forms. You may even get approved faster. However, some types of loans may still require paperwork.
- You can review your account activity and know your up-to-date balances. It is easy to see which checks have cleared and monitor your balances.
- You can transfer funds between your BB&T accounts easily. Knowing how much money you have in each account can enable you to move money to other accounts to earn higher rates on certain funds.
- It can be cheaper. Online bill payment eliminates the costs of stamps and ordering checks. And with fewer trips to the bank, you can save on gas, too.
- You can save time. You can bank whenever and wherever you want. All you need is a PC with Internet access.
- You can do many of the things you do in the branch online. For example, you can pay bills and transfer funds.
- It is safe. BB&T uses highly sophisticated encryption devices to ensure safety and privacy.
- You can receive valuable information. With BB&T Alerts, you can automatically receive information about balances and transactions on the go, anywhere, anytime.
- You can learn how to make better-informed financial decisions. Articles like this and others found in BB&T Learn & Plan provide useful financial education information on a wide range of topics.
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Coldplay celebrates 'Ghost Stories' with iHeartRadio Album Release Party
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Coldplay celebrated their sixth album Ghost Stories with an iHeartRadio Album Release Party at the iHeartRadio Theater in Los Angeles.
The guys took to the stage in front of a packed house where they played songs off of their brand new album, like "Magic," "True Love," and "A Sky Full of Stars" (which they literally played under a sky full of stars!).
.@coldplay filled the @iHeartRadio Theater sky full of stars. Watch the show Mon on @YahooScreen! #iHeartColdplay pic.twitter.com/wKDHSwgqmX— iHeartRadio (@iHeartRadio) May 17, 2014
Even though the band shared their new music during the show, they also performed some Coldplay favorites like "Viva La Vida" and "Paradise."
While on stage, the guys took questions from Elvis Duran and were their usual humble, charming selves. Chris Martin even complimented Elvis on his swank shoes, calling them "wonderful." They are pretty stylish!
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Once the show came to an end, the crowd was screaming for more, and the guys gave their fans want they wanted. Their encore included another new song from Ghost Stories called "O," and another Coldplay classic, "Clocks."
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The iHeartRadio Album Release Party with Coldplay, celebrating the release of their new album Ghost Stories - set to be released May 19 - will stream on Yahoo! also on Monday May 19, at 6 p.m. ET.


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ahh... tel me more abt the blondie~!! xD jk ^^
Hmm..sounds like an interesting story.. can't wait for u to post em in ^^ be reading em like loyal fan.. XD
U know Snow Patrol song "Open Your Eyes", well this is inspired by that song and by Arthur Milelr's playwrite and by Taro cards ^^ I hope you like it
EDIT: I decided to try something new and made this as a play... I hope you still like it.. If not- warn me!
A lodge in front of a small, quiet, nostalgic café, a large, old style hanging "Aries" can be seen, wooden stands twined with ivies on the sides of the lodge, iron benches and tables. A woman, dressed in black and purple is sitting by one of the tables with a book in her lap and a small cup in her hands, she speaks:
"Cards are said to be able to change the world, they can tell you of the future, explain the past and the real and help you make the right decision. Those who understand the cards hold magnificent power in their hands, sometimes not even understanding it, because one right word, said in the right time can save a life; maybe even stop a war, though it might sound hard to believe…
But there are such cases though, when nothing can be done, it is called fate. And there was one occurrence like that a year away from now. I remember it as if it had happened today.
Nothing seemed interesting enough to take notice of in this grey September morning. (Henry and Angela enter from the café. They sit down by one of the tables and sit there, talking sweetly; the fortune teller carefully follows their each movement)
Fortune teller: Indeed until they arrived… (she takes out her cards, mixes them slowly, watching the couple and places three cards on the table)
Fortune teller: The Tower, Ten of Cups and Ten of Swords.
Fortune teller: (looking back at the couple wondering) Too simple… How could have my intuition betrayed me this way?
(A breeze of wind. The top card of the deck slips of and lands above the other cards lied on the table)
Fortune teller: (whispering) Queen of Cups. (she sighs) Now I understand.
(Sarah enters from the right side, she notices Henry and Angela and waves to them smiling, they motion her to sit with them and she does so)
Fortune teller: That made me laugh again about how much my cards can tell me. But my mind was quite uneasy after that because the message of the cards seemed quite… disturbing I might say.
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ahh... tel me more abt the blondie~!! xD jk ^^
Hmm..sounds like an interesting story.. can't wait for u to post em in ^^ be reading em like loyal fan.. XD
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Oh Lasura i love you stories!!!hope you write more!!!I always look for any story you write!!!
'This world is trash. Cursed by the Fon Master...'
Why Thank You Ray ^^ That's really nice of you! I'm glad you like this and hope you enjoy reading ^^ I'll try my best (as always)
I will tell more about the blondie... She's one of the main characters after all...
And Thank You Renn sooo much!!!!!!! ^^ I'm glad you like these, I really am!!! It means the world for me! Next chapter will be tomorrow ^^
You posted this more than a week ago, and I didn't notice. Open your eyes, Dandoria. (Haha...)
Anyway, your style is improving! The first paragraph is a very pleasant introduction, and I appreciate the details you add (such as tea freezing) - it's a way of writing I handle myself (and that means I can't think of any better way at the moment). I automatically wonder what the cards are saying; you've made me curious. That, as well, is a compliment.
A little piece of advice from a friend: look for synonyms. A text becomes even more beautiful if you vary the choice of words. You did use "cards" nine times... and that can be helped. Fortunate for you and me.
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Why thank you Dandoria for your comment ^^
I'm glad you like it... I hope you like it in the play form too- less descriptions but I try to describe every movement of the characters- and what is our imagination made for?
And a synonym to "cards"? Sheesh... that's hard. I'll try... or at least use it less...
Oh and the cards are just to tell more in forward (if you have a translation book), u'll see all the chapters or scenes are named by the cards and I'll expalin each card at the end of the chapter.
Ok, now here's the next chapter:
1st act: The Queen of Cups
Angela: Where have you been darling? I haven't seen you since last Friday!
Sarah: Sorry, I… I have been busy lately, with all the moving and school stuff...
Angela: Come on! You live downstairs from us, you could come up in the evenings!I don't understand- you didn't have problems with that when you lived in the other side of the city!
Sarah: (blushing and looking sideways at Henry) I just thought you two would rather spend the evenings together…
Angela: So you thought you would be like the third wheel? (Sarah nods, her cheeks now are of equal color as her red scarf) Aww… you won't bother us… Listen, how about an ice cream party this evening like in the old times? (laughing) That is- a week before.
Sarah: I don't know…
Angela: Come on! It will be fun (poking Henry with her elbow) Right, Henry? Tell her!
Henry: (like just awoken from a dream) Yea, Sarah… I really miss you… You must save me from this girl! She has made me watch some kind of soap- operas all this time!
Angela: (tickling Henry a bit, making him but to smile) Henry! Stop that! We watched your stupid "Kingdom" just yesterday!
Sarah: (laughing) Ok, you've convinced me, lets make a movie evening today…
Angela: Great, then lets drink these things and go shopping!
Henry: Not shopping again!
In the evening. A small flat. Living room, with a large couch, two arm chairs, settled around a small wooden table in front of a TV, joined with the kitchen (it is only divided from the living room by an elevation), you can see a little hallway with two three doors- two to bedrooms and one to a bathroom. Henry is sitting on the couch, Sarah is sitting on one of the armchairs while Angela is in the kitchen.
Angela: Who had the caramel ice cream?
Sarah: Mine!
Angela: (moving towards the couch with three large ice cream packs) Ok, I had chocolate ice cream and that leaves Henry with vanilla.
Henry: What?! You know I hate vanilla!
Angela: (hands Sarah and Henry their ice creams) That's what you get when you don't come shopping with me!
Henry: (unwillingly accepting the ice cream) You always have to have it your way, don't you?
Sarah: (hading Henry her ice cream) You can have mine, I'm fine with vanilla.
Henry: (thinks a bit then changes ice creams) Thank You.
Angela: Ahh! Sarah! How could you spoil my evil plan! (laughs)
The room turns into silence as the movie starts. The movie is "Elizabeth" it's quite interesting for all of them, but still Henry and Angela manage to forget themselves and soon are kissing passionately. After a while Sarah leaves the room quietly.
After a few days. The stairway, stairs leading up and sown, four rooms on each resting place of the stairs. Sarah, struggling with her doors on the second floor. Suddenly, on the fourth floor in the back, Henry appears, getting out of his doors in haste.
Angela: (shouting from the flat angrily) Where are you going!?
Henry: (calmly) I'll come back when you've calmed down a bit… You're talking nonsense again, how long do you think I can stand your nagging?
Angela: (her voice is now more sorrowful) You're heartless…
Henry: So now I'm heartless?! (is about to go in but then his eyes meet Sarah's eyes and he just shuts the door)
Sarah and Henry sitting on the roof, swinging their feet over the side. They have been sitting quietly for some time already.
Sarah: So what is it this time?
Henry: She's hanging around with that thing again.
Sarah: That thing? You mean Bill?
Henry: Yeah… You know how I despise him. Still she is best friends with him, even after all he's done…
Sarah: Why? Why do you despise him so much?
Henry: (looks around as if checking if no one is spying on them) I think that this time… (looks at Sarah) I fear him. You know how he is…
Sarah: (smiling) You think he might take her away, do ya? (Henry nods)
Sarah: (taking Henry by the hand, warmly) Don't worry, somehow I think that couldn't happen. She loves you… And she couldn't be that stupid too… It'll be alright.
P.s. Queen of cups means 'a smart and sensitive woman. Nice brunette with light eyes' (Divining the future book by Jenni Kosarin).
'Remember that life is about more than your day-to-day job and worries. Don't get bogged down by trivial or the demands of others.' (TAROT by Dennis Fairchild)
Well, your still going great stuff on here. Sorry I didn't spot it earlier, but lack of virus prevention, only Anti-virus scanning protection means I've become quite skilled at reloading Windows, but held back with surfing the net.
Might just have to keep an eye on this. Looks like it might be rather interesting. Just hope you have more faith in your skills now...
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Wish I could get on here more often. *Sigh* The down side to night shift...
Well, it's a kind of taste... at least it's original do try a play form. You would never see me dare trying it. That is a compliment. On the other hand, it's no longer a story meant to be read. Maybe this would do great if it was performed. Still, I prefer prose. In play form, I'm unable to become one with the main character, to become one with his spirit, to look through his eyes, and that is what I find one of the most important aspects for a story.
Innovation for everyone or fun for (just?) me: choose for yourself.
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Did you know?
• Diabetes has grown to epidemic proportions with 246 million adults worldwide living with diabetes
• The 246 million figure above is expected to grow to 380 million by the year 2025
• 1/3 of the people included in the above 246 million are not aware they have diabetes
• American Indians, African Americans and Hispanics are more likely to have diabetes than other ethnicities
• 1 in 3 children born in the year 2000 could develop diabetes in their lifetime
• Diabetes is a major cause of heart disease and strokes which result in 65% of deaths among people with diabetes
• 54 million Americans have a high risk for developing Type 2 diabetes and already have "pre-diabetes"
• Alarmingly, the prevalence of Type 2 and Gestational diabetes during pregnancy has increased 61% in the United States since 1990
• One in 5 adults over the age of 65 has Diabetes
Next time, I will provide you with some hints to help navigate the maze of healthcare if you or one of your loved ones is at risk for or living with diabetes.
Nancy Bristow, CDE, RN is an active contributor to Project Diabetes and an Advisory Board Member of Three Questions, LLC, which operates Project Diabetes as part of My Health Projects. Three Questions also operates Healthcare Fellowship Networks.
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Big league baseball player certainly is a good gig, if you can get one.
Jeff Mathis received a $400,000 raise after providing the Angels with just slightly more than you did in 2010.
It must be a dandy thing, having your salary tied to tenure more than performance. That's exactly how baseball's economic system works for most players, at least until free agency kicks in. At that point, of course, the raises can become Biblical.
Good for Mathis, though. He didn't invent the system, he just benefits from it.
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Thanks for offering. I have worked with a book of entries published by the Flint Genealogical Society. In reading the entry more carefully I see that the code says NS (no stone)in block 1 no. 22 for Edis died 1945, Sarah died 1929, and an infant Truman who died in 1873. We are related to most of the Eggleston's there. Sarah was one of 11 children born to Marilda Beecher and her spouse John D. Eggleston. Marilda's mother was Arilla (Arila) Stuart Beecher Eggleston, who as a widow in Orleans County, NY married widower, John A. Eggleston, John D's father. Most of the blended family relocated to Flint. Arilla was my husband's ggg grandmother. I've made a project of connecting the many generations of our Beecher line and their descendants.
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Porterbrook Cardiff is officially set to launch in September 2011. I can't speak highly enough of Porterbrook, both in terms of content and accessibility. In a nut-shell, Porterbrook is all about equipping everyday Christians to embrace every day life with gospel purpose.
Here's what our friend Steve Timmis has to say about it:
We've had so much interest in Porterbrook here in South Wales that we have asked a team to come down from Sheffield to come and present/explain/commend the course to us. Therefore, if the prospect of credible, affordable, internationally respected missional training on your doorstep appeals to you, make sure you get to the Porterbrook Cardiff Taster Session.
The Taster Session will take place bewteen 3-5pm on Saturday 28th May at Highfields Church's Dalton Street venue in Cathays, Cardiff. The session will include conversation with the Sheffield director of Porterbrook, feedback from a student who has done Porterbrook, information about how the course will run and what it will look like here in South Wales, and a Q&A time to address any areas that we may have otherwise missed. It's free. There will be coffee. And you may well be meeting your future 'course mates'.
So please do come along and find out more about how Porterbrook can serve you, your church and your world.
See you there.
PS – despite the name Porterbrook Cardiff – the vision is for the whole of Wales (and the South West), so if you're interested in Porterbrook but think it's not possible for you to do it because you don't live in Cardiff – think again! We have a strategy that will make Porterbrook work for you, wherever you're based.