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6 inches of snow
My 3 favorite people
Lots of snuggles and cuddles
A pinch of movies (free from the library!)
A pot of homemade soup
Several cups of hot chocolate
A dash of books, puzzles and crafts
Preheat the day with a long and delightfully quiet quiet time.
Separate the bad attitudes from the happy hearts.
Mix all ingredients together and simmer for 24 hours.
Enjoy... (I know we have!)
Posted by Jennifer Hambrick at 4:23 PM
Labels: Family Togetherness, Food, Weather
3 comments:
- Tasha Via said...
Happy Snow Day=)
- January 30, 2010 at 10:52 PM
- Charity Hildebrand said...
Sounds like fun!! Send some snow over here, please - I miss it :)
- January 31, 2010 at 1:31 AM
- Becky Swann said...
Looks like a good day!
- January 31, 2010 at 7:56 PM
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After a delay from the government shutdown of 2013 and the holiday season, the aviation outreach continues at full force here at the Lubbock Weather Forecast Office. The event, held on January 14th 2014, was quiet popular with over 70 attendees. While West Texas flying is normally tranquil, it is certainly capable of being a handful with threats ranging from ice to thunderstorms to dust. We are very appreciative of those who came out to enhance their knowledge of aviation weather and particularly to the Science Spectrum who provided our meeting space and Chapter 19 of the Experimental Aircraft Association who provided refreshments.
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the fears that keep me from writing
If I write, then people will know.
They will know I'm different.
To some it's that I'm quiet, that I'm not always bursting with jokes and laughter, always casting spells on the audience, singing loud and uninhibited. I know the truth about myself, and it is hard enough to accept because sometimes I wish I was all of those things. But I also know what's true: I'm full of life, of energy. I create, I have ideas.
And I also watch.
That can be a blessing and a curse, because the watchers are the storytellers, and they have a special role in the world. They help people remember, help them see what they would normally miss.
But also sometimes the writer sorts sit back, sit still, wait for the people to come to them instead of standing up and reaching out.
I can be like that.
Some of you can be like that.
You don't reach for things. You're all curled up inside yourselves. Every once in a while I can see inside enough to know you're the same way I am, I see just pieces and glimpses of the you you're hiding.
And I think it's beautiful.
Because I'm the the sitting-back-and-putting-pieces-together sort. The finding-beauty-where-it's-hidden sort. The sometimes-quiet sort.
Course, there are times I unfold and spill over, loud and excited, but those are when I am absolutely, completely surrounded by people and routines that say, every day: you are wanted. you are accepted. you are useful.
I've been there before, and I'm not there right now, but rather in this strange limbo world between safe-places. I can relate to C.S. Lewis, who said when he first came to Oxford: "Is it that no man makes real friends after he has passed the undergraduate age?" Something about adulthood, about reserve and manners and dignity, makes that joyful "you too!?" so much more difficult to say.
I kick myself for not being able to reach out, for letting my scared little heart be content to only watch. The excuse? "I'm a writer, I was meant to observe, not engage."
That's a lie, heart.
A writer has to live, too. The best writers have compelling stories of their own, and though they can tell someone else's with honesty and grace – well, they have to be able to tell their own with the same force.
And they have to lower their guard enough to discover the others in hiding.
So this is me, waving a white flag of sorts, saying, I want to live, and watch, and run headlong into all of the scary new places of that lonely world called adulthood. I want to know your story, though I'm terrified to ask.
If you can relate, leave me a comment about it, will you? I'm in desperate need of some kinfolk.
February 27: road trip to North Carolina
(where awaits a cabin, a hot tub, and Appalachian mountains under a stony sky) –
The hazy minutes waking out of a doze next to someone in the car can be revealing. When people think you are asleep it leaves them in the pleasant self-awareness of being alone with themselves, yet with the cozy connection of a sleeping soul close by. Yet the sleeper, in a poetic haze, watches dazedly and feels like a secret onlooker, loving harder than ever an hoping it can spill over into the waking hours.
the paradox
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My OneWord365: Why discipline needs a prefix
I've read about OneWord365 on several blogs. It seemed like a good idea, but I hadn't gotten around to it yet. I almost ditched the idea of posting about it entirely, but I can't. Because my one word is
I'm in a transitionary time in my life: I just graduated from college, got married, and realized a whole bunch of things about myself that I need to act on and not just sit on. Basically, The direction I choose now will be the direction I take my entire future. Therefore, (and perhaps more importantly),
The habits I create now will affect the direction and results of the rest of my life.
Because habits add up.
I read a post on artofmanliness.com (tomboy! don't judge) called What's Your 20-Mile March? Using the famous race to the South Pole between Robert Scott and Roald Admundson, authors Brett and Kate McKay outline the major differences between those who achieve high levels of success and those who don't reach their goals. They also cited a research project done by Collins and Hanson, studying businesses that performed 10x better than their peers.
The secret?
The magical key?
"It was actually discipline, fanatic discipline, that was one of the true master keys of the companies' success."
Oh, gracious. How boring.
But, as I reflect on my own life and what I consider to be my biggest accomplishments so far, I have to agree. My career as a runner in college is something I consider one of my best accomplishments. I graduated with eight records from my (albeit small) college, a posture of confidence in myself that I never previously dreamed of, and a host of wonderful memories of even more wonderful friends that I will never, ever forget.
And why did I reap these rewards?
Every day at four o'clock, I walked over to the gym.
That's it.
Those early days, when I hated running and all the weird people I had to be around all day (they actually liked running, so something HAD to be wrong with them!) my motivation was (I'll admit) completely externally motivated. If I wouldn't get into a buttload of trouble with my coach for skipping practice, there's no way I'd be there. If I hadn't the constant fear of my uber-consistent teammates sitting me down and giving me "the talk" about giving it my all…slacking would have been my default option.
It was only after I started reaping the rewards of my consistency that I grew in my own confidence and ability to motivate myself. When I started winning races. When teammates became friends, and practice actually meant fun – I started to look at the whole 4 o'clock nonsense a lot differently.
That's what I have to do now.
Minus the team. And the winning. And maybe even the fun.
Which makes it really hard, I'll admit. I miss having the perfect excuse to stay ridiculously fit. I miss having scores of friends to keep me motivated and encouraged. It's so…lonely!…trying to do it by myself!
The habits I create now will affect the direction and results of the rest of my life.
That's why my word this year isn't just discipline, because that isn't enough anymore. I need to make use of my resources and right now those amount to…
I have no choice, really. Not now that I know what I'd be missing in the long run.
Ithaca by C.P. Cavafy
I wanted to share this spoken version of a poem I found. For the wanderer who's coming back…
another adventure: Creek Bend Farm
fall and wanderlust, for instance
running and poetry
{Found this among the stacks of drafts and decided to pull it out. Critiques welcome!}
The woods are January-quiet, and smaller than in the summer. (In the summer, you can get lost in the foliage and winding trails, but here, now, the paths are bare.) The air is icy hard, even the gold-liquid sunlight takes on a silvery glint that catches on the snowflakes as they fall. Only the trails catch the snow without melting it, so I follow the winding white over well-worn footpaths. From the ridge I can see over the river and all the trails beyond – silver-white ribboning between the damp dead trees. One set of footprints leads before me, gentle on the new, hard snow.
I stop at the bridge (which is a crossroads), panting a little for air, then listening. All is quiet, so I break the silence by yelling.
"I hate Mondays and I hate college and I-want-to-go-home and I'm sick of not feeling useful and I don't know what to do with my life!!"
Then the woods ring with silence I gain. I grow quiet to match and the swift rush of the brown river beneath the bridge beneath my feet becomes apparent.
Quietly this time, taking in all the paths.
"God, which way should I go?"
I hadn't really meant to ask that question the way I did.
Up. Go up.
So I do, and when I reach the top of the ridge I realize the lonely set of footprints had gone up too.
And the woods breathe so clean and meld the earthy wintry dull browns with a new clear white and I dare not speak any more so I don't break the beautiful hush of the air. To my left gleams a sharp late-afternoon sun through pewter clouds, ice and silver and gray swept across the sky all on the same brush.
I have to stop again, and take it all in.
At my feet there is a seed pod the shape of a heart. It adds to the beautiful everything on all sides. Like a poem, I think.
This is how God writes poetry… this silver day is his poem.
A few lines, a few minutes. For my eyes only, seeping with reminders of his love. The woods are his page, the trails are his lines, and I am his pen.
I turn towards the distant opening in the woods and start running again.


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MIAMI (AP) -- They practice in the back of a dance studio next to a Wendy's restaurant in a strip mall. Six ballet dancers leap across the floor, hidden from view from the mothers watching their daughters in pink leotards in a front room.
"Uno, dos, tres," ballet master Eriberto Jimenez calls out.
The dancers move in sets of two, their pointed toes and outstretched hands a hint of the grand stages where they have performed. In the background plays a recording of "La Bayadare," the French choreographed ballet they are practicing.
These dancers could be among the young talent of any ballet company, but for the moment they are something else: Immigrants in the United States trying to land dancing opportunities while navigating cultural differences and learning English. The ballerinas fled from the Cuban National Ballet while on tour in Mexico in April, and crossed the U.S. border into Texas.
Pedro Pablo Pena, himself a Cuban exiled dancer, has taken them under his wing, providing a place to stay, practice and perform. In May, they made their U.S. debut in a special performance with Pena's Cuban Classical Ballet of Miami.
Now they are trying to determine their next steps. They arrived after ballet company auditions for next season had already taken place, and arts organizations around the country are grappling with tight budgets.
Just one of the ballerinas has signed a performance contract.
"It's a tough time," said Octavio Roca, a dance critic who wrote a book about Cuban ballet.
Still, they say they have no misgivings about defecting.
"I'm going to start a new life now," said 20-year-old Arianni Martin, speaking in Spanish.
The journey of these dancers, and many ballet defectors before them, started in Havana, where each rose through the island's selective ballet schools to earn spots in the Cuban National Ballet, widely regarded as one of the best classical companies in the world.
The ballet is led by Alicia Alonso, 92, a former prima ballerina who danced well into her 70s. Alonso founded the company in 1948 and has managed to steer it forward even during periods of great economic strife. She's accomplished that in no small part with the support of the communist regime; Alonso has been closely aligned with Fidel Castro and the ballet is a source of national pride.
Despite the company's prestige, dancers defect during every international tour. The first defections occurred in 1966, when 10 dancers fled while performing in Paris. During the early years of Castro's government, dancers who defected would cite political reasons for their decision.
More recently, dancers who have defected, including the ones who arrived in April, have cited political, economic and artistic reasons for their departure: They want freedom of expression, in speech and on the dance floor, and more opportunities to support their families. Cuban ballet dancers earn no more than $30 a month.
"I would have been stuck," Martin, a pretty, petite brunette with brown eyes said.
So many Cuban ballet dancers have fled through the years that they now dance or teach at nearly every major U.S. ballet company. Their collective influence is comparable to that of the Soviets in the 1970s and 80s, Roca said. For the Russians, that influence was seemingly natural, as they hailed from a large and populous country with a long and storied history of successful ballet. But Cuba is a small and isolated Caribbean island of just over 11 million people.
"There's no reason why that tiny country should have that kind of influence, but there you are," Roca said. "Obviously, Alicia was doing something right. And even as she loses dancers."
In April, a group of 70 dancers were sent to Mexico to perform Giselle, a classic and frequently danced piece in the Cuban ballet's repertoire. Martin was selected to dance the part of Giselle's friend in the second act.
Before leaving, Martin shared her plans to defect while on tour with her family. Though difficult, they supported her decision. She wouldn't escape alone; a close friend in the ballet and both of their boyfriends, also dancers, would join.
The four ballerinas did not mention their plans to anyone in the company until after their final performance in Chetumal, Mexico. To leave, they would need their passports, which an assistant traveling with the group held.
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It's hard enough recruiting against Alabama head coach Nick Saban after the Crimson Tide has won three of the last four BCS national titles.
Now opposing head coaches have to compete against this: Alabama's brand-new weight room estimated at $9.1 million that will even make NFL franchises envious. According to a story last August, the facility is 34,000 square feet and includes a juice room, a nutrition bar and a medical office suite.
And judging by the photo below of the two-story facility tweeted by linebacker Matt Tinney, no Crimson Tide football player - or any other Alabama athlete, since the facility is for all sports - should ever have to wait in line to lift weights again.
Talk about impeccable timing. College football's National Signing Day is on Wednesday, meaning there's still time for uncommitted recruits to pick the Tide and others to flip to Alabama.
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The stolen cellphone of a grieving mother was found near a memorial for her son.
Edward Hill, 12, died Nov. 18 after he was struck by a car.
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I beat lord of twilight on my household PC, but I want to transfer the final saved game to my laptop so I can load it in Gates of Night. How can I access/transfer this final savegame, because I don't think it's saved to the same place as the other ones.
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You're right, it's not in exactly the same place. Save files are usually kept in the correct folder for the chapter you're playing (LoT: Chapter 1; GoN: Chapter 2; TLO: Chapter 3). But when you complete the game and it prepares your file for the next chapter, it saves it in the subfolder for the next chapter, not the one you just finished
The easiest way is just to go to %appdata% and copy the entire Aveyond 3 folder onto a USB device, and then paste it into %appdata% on your laptop.
However, if you want JUST that save file, it'll be sitting in the Aveyond 3/Chapter 2 subfolder. On your laptop you'll have to make sure there's an Aveyond 3/Chapter 2 folder in %appdata% (spacing must be exactly the same), and save it into there.
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is the save game file one that I could attach to an email? If so I could just email it to myself.
also, could I make my own Chapter 2 file (should it not exist) in %appdata% > Aveyond 3 or do I have to download Gates of Night? it's kind of a moot point since I have bought & downloaded Gates of night, but in theory would it work?
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If you've already installed Gates of Night and have run it at least once, it's already created the files for you. So you just need to go to %appdata% and look for the correct folder.
And yes, you could email the save file to yourself. In the Aveyond 3/Chapter 2 folder, there'll be a file there called Save#.rxdata where # is a number. Just attach that to an email, and when you receive it on the other side, save it with the same name in the correct location.
When you start Gates of Night, you can either choose Load Game, or choose New Game and say Yes when it asks if you want to continue from the previous chapter (I suggest you choose New Game, as when you play The Lost Orb, this is the only method available to continue a game, so better to get used to it sooner rather than later).
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solid advice. Thanks shaz!
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Lau de Casalil says:
I love those mini candles in front of the window... and regarding the Himmeli... if you find a diy description... I'm interested in... nice ideas... enjoy christmas at home!!
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this is my kind of christmas, love the first image with the branches in the vase and pine cones x katrina
Emma ::emmas designblogg:: says:
Lau, I have this instruction:
It's only for the basic shape, but I guess you can improvise from there... :)
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Charcoal and green are perfect emotive textures and colours for Christmas! Although Christmas here is hot and summery. Beautiful! Thanks for the post Emma!
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Love the top pic from Bo Bedre!
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Thank you for the sweet inspirations. The Bo Bedre picture is my favorite, too! Love the vases!
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beautiful! great inspiration
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Hi Emma, the link to the diy-geometric shapes seems to be broken, i end up on an rss feed with one message. Loving this series. It feels a little early for christmas, but this morning it felt really cold outside and i got in some kind of christmas-mood just because of that.
Emma ::emmas designblogg:: says:
Hmm, the link works fine for me. Anyone else having problems?
I'm actually not at all in Christmas mood yet. It's been a very warm autumn here so it's just gray and rainy and not at all winterlike. But this Sunday is the first Advent Sunday, and that is the start of Xmas, so I guess I should just get on with it and get my house ready.
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Love the paper house ornament... and the little xmas tree on the stairs :)
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Me like!
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Gorgeous! I love the photo by Kristian Septimius Krogh. :)


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This is just so so. Like most MK stuff, it is overpriced. The texture of the powder is ok, the staying power is ok, but it has no pizazz. The color is boring, flat looking, a tad chalky. I find the only way to liven it up a little is to either apply it over top of something like a BE Clear Radiance, or any other fine milled shimmer powder, or apply a very light dusting of same shimmer over top of the foundation. Another thing I am going to try is mixing it with a little Clear Radiance before applying....but all this stuff is too much work, when I can buy mineral foundation ready made with more of a glow than this gives. I only just started using it, and it isn't so bad that I will give it away or negate it to the "bad" makeup drawer...so if anything changes, I will be sure to edit.
Edited to add that nothing has changed...I still don't like this, it still looks chalky, and I just wanted to say, after reading the review above this one, that I have been wearing mineral makeup for years, have tried every price range, and that I DO know how to prep my skin (wash and moisturize) before applying. I would suggest that anyone who wants to try this sample it first. Most sellers of MK should either have or be able to get you a sample.
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I apply just three layers without foundation in the morning and it goes all d way till around lunchtime!
There is something in this that makes my skin very unhappy. I wore it for three days in a row, then it took another month or so for my skin to recover. I broke out in horrible, itchy, weepy rashes all over my face.
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Wrote about Oto Osenieks' cool moment at Senior Day. A few other observations from the Gophers' blowout victory over Penn State:
-Richard Pitino had his team ready to play. The Gophers were all over Penn State from the start and thrived even with their best player, Andre Hollins, playing sparingly in the first half because of foul trouble
-Where did everybody go? Yesterday confirmed my long-held suspicion that there are more Gophers fans who will complain about coverage of their team than will show up for the games and act like loyal fans. It was Senior Day. Pitino has given the fan base an interesting product this season, and could still make the NCAA tournament. It was Senior Day for a good four-year player like Austin Hollins.
But as the clock wound down, many fans bolted for the exits. When Pitino had his seniors address the crowd, there wasn't much crowd left.
I never tell people how they should spend their sporting dollars, but I do find it strange that a fan would block off a Sunday afternoon for basketball, watch the home team win big, and leave before seeing players the fans assumedly care about are honored. Had a few long-time Gopher fans email me about this, one calling it ``disgusting.''
-Pitino hasn't accomplished anything particularly impressive yet. I figured this team would go 7-11, and he beat that projection by one game in a conference that isn't quite as good as I thought it would be.
What is impressive is the energy and optimism he has brought to the program. He gushed about his players yesterday. He admitted he should have played Maverick Ahanmisi more - how many college coaches invite criticism or admit mistakes? He has raved about Williams Arena and Gophers fans, whether he means it or not. He found a way to honor Osenieks at the end of the game without, as he said, ``showing up Penn State.''
The guy gets it, what it means to be a public figure, a leader, a winning salesman for his program. His kids obviously like him and play hard for him. If your expectations for this season were reasonable, you have to be impressed with the guy.
I'll be on 1500ESPN at 12:15 with Mackey and Judd. You can follow me on Twitter at @Souhanstrib.
It took a while for them to warm up, but Apple Valley star Tyus Jones and Whitney Young center Jahlil Okafor produced a dazzling exchange near the end of the Chicago school's 80-70 victory at Apple Valley High on Thursday night.
The two Duke recruits played on ESPN2 in a packed gym as their future coach, Duke's Mike Krzyzewski, watched from courtside. Okafor and his team got the better of the matchup, but Jones put on a secnod-half surge and finished with 29 points.
Or you could say the viewers got the best of the matchup when, in the second half, the two stars produced this exchange:
-Jones blocked a shot, drove the length of the court, drew a foul and hit both free thorws.
-Okafor dunked.
-Jones hit a three.
-Okafor dunked.
-Jones hit a three while being fouled.
That was what the people came to see, or changed the channel to watch. I'll have more on the rare matchup on startribune.com later and in the Friday paper.
For much of the game, Jones was bottled up by Whitney Young's big, active, 2-3 zone. Apple Valley coach Zach Goring even had Jones play at the free throw line on offense in an attempt to break the zone, and that worked at times, especially after Jones' little brother, eighth-grader Tre, ran the point.
But Whitney Young was too tall and athletic for anything to work for long.
Krzyzewski attended with assistant coach Jeff Capel. They sat courtside, with the media, and Coach K turned down interview requests.
``I'm not doing anything tonight,'' he said. ``This is their night.''
In the first half, it was mostly Okafor's night. He scored nine points and dunked three times as Whitney Young took a 38-29 lead. Jones had two buckets but was largely frustrated by Whitney Young's zone defense and transition defense. He also threw a half-dozen passes that should have resulted in assists but didn't.
Apple Valley did a great job handling the large crowd and media contingent, and of capitalizing on a rare Minnesota sports moment.
This was the first Minnesota high school basketball game ever broadcast nationally.
I'll be on WJON in St. Cloud at 7:15, and on 1500ESPN in the Twin Cities at noon tomorrow. My Twitter handle is @Souhanstrib.
Doug Mientkiewicz wanted to add one thing to our conversation that was the basis of today's column: ``My biggest regret in baseball is that we didn't win a World Series when I was with the Twins. We thought we would.''
On to today's Local Power Ranking of the seven local revenue sports, which have shifted since the last time I did them:
1. Gopher men's hockey
This team is skilled enough to win the national title. Is it tough enough?
2. Minnesota Wild
I'm quite impressed with the way Mike Yeo has melded incoming stars, holdover veterans and promising youngsters. He's gone from hot seat to coach of the year candidate in my book. Ryan Suter has played brilliantly ever since his first two, quite nervous, weeks in a Wild uni.
3. Minnesota Vikings
Didn't like seeing a team in a passing league lose its only dynamic receiver and best cornerback, but Rick Spielman has a chance to make his plan work. If he can complement Greg Jennings with another quality receiver or two (I vote for Cal's Keenan Allen and one more free-agent pickup), the offense could be better, and if he can use the draft to land a couple of defensive starters, the defense could be more talented.
His plan will only be as good as his execution.
4. Gopher basketball
I'm rooting for Minnesota facing VCU in the first round. Tubby vs. Shaka Smart. Tubby vs. the man who should replace him. Bring it on, please.
5. Minnesota Twins
I'm encouraged by a handful of individuals in spring camp, but not by the pitching staff, and the pitching staff will determine this team's fate.
6. Minnesota Timberwolves
I love the way Ricky Rubio has played, knowing the season is lost and his teammates aren't good enough.
7. Gopher football
Jerry Kill is 4-12 in the Big Ten. Facts are so annoying.
Catching up on the local sports scene:
-Vikings. I'm at the Dome, where I'm picking a typical grind-it-out victory for the Vikings. Tampa Bay has scary weapons in Doug Martin and Victor Jackson, but the Vikings have a number of advantages in this game.
Their defense has excelled at taking away the best skill-position player or players on the other team, with Larry Fitzgerald being the most recent example. The Vikings have been able to run the ball on pretty much everyone, and are smart enough not to veer away from their strengths, even though Tampa Bay is much better against the run than the pass.
Most of all, though, the Vikings appear to be the superior team at this juncture, and they're getting to play at home, presumably in front of a loud crowd, against a team that doesn't play often on turf. And the Bucs had to play on Sunday and spend Wednesday traveling. NFL players just don't bounce back that easily and quickly, not most of them.
My sure-to-be-wrong prediction: Vikings 23, Bucs 16.
-Twins: In September, I heard that the Twins would make major changes to their coaching staff. The only surprise, among the recently-announced changes, is that Terry Steinbach will be the bench coach. I hadn't heard Terry's name previously, and he wound up taking the position I had heard was reserved for Triple-A manager Gene Glynn.
This lineup makes sense. Glynn is very valuable where he right now, and Steinbach should be a good foil for Ron Gardenhire. Gardenhire is hyperactive on the bench. He needs someone to slow him down and offer all of his options. Gardenhire's first instinct is to act. Steinbach's job will be to make sure Gardenhire has thought every move through thoroughly as possible.
Whatever the changes to the coaching staff, the success of the franchise will depend on finding pitching. With word that Scott Boras client Kyle Lohse may be looking for a $75-million contract, it's more apparent than ever to me that Terry Ryan is going to have to try to get lucky with trades or low-level free-agent signings that will not impress anyone initially.
-Wild: Remember when we had an NHL team in our town? Me, neither.
-Gopher football: I want to like Jerry Kill. I really do. He's making it difficult, though. I've already ripped the removal of North Carolina from future schedules. I'm also disturbed by the removal of redshirts from several key young players.
The last time I went to one of Kill's press conferences, he emphasized the importance of patience. Removing the redshirt from your freshman quarterback at midseason and telling him on Friday that he would be starting on Saturday is not patient. It's an act of desperation.
Jerry: Recruits can smell desperation.
-Gopher basketball: As tough as I've been on Tubby Smith on many fronts, I won't bash him because his son got a DUI. While I believe driving while intoxicated is absolutely wrong and reckless, I also know a million people who have done it at some point in their lives. Saul Smith made a terrible mistake, but let's not play the ``leader-of-young-men card.'' He's an assistant coach. Let's not pretend that an assistant coach getting a DUI is going to alter the lives of a dozen college basketball players.
-Here are a few notes on tonight's game, courtesy of Vikings media relations:
-Matt Blair will enter the Vikings' ring of honor tonight.
-Percy Harvin ranks second in the NFL in receptions, with 53. His 271 receptions rank second in franchise history for a player in his first four seasons. He's caught a pass in every NFL game in which he's played.
-Kicker Blair Walsh leads the league with 27 touchbacks. He's tied for third in the NFL with 16 field goals.
-The Vikings' 72 sacks and 25 forced fumbles since the start of the 2011 season are the most in the NFL.
-Jared Allen has a sack in five straight games.
-Kyle Rudolph is tied for the lead league among tight ends with 5 touchdown catches.
-Please follow me on Twitter at @Souhanstrib. I'll be on WJON at 7:15 a.m and 1500ESPN at 2:05 p.m. tomorrow to talk about the game.
Haven't done Local Power Rankings for a while, so this week's ranking should look far different from the last.
We now have good teams in town. And promising teams. And interesting teams. Today's LPR, which ranks the local high-profile revenue sports based on current performance and promise:
1. Minnesota Lynx
Going for back-to-back. Sometimes I leave the Lynx out of the rankings because they seem to be in a different category. They play in a small league that is subsidized by NBA owners. But let's give the Lynx credit for making it to the Finals for the second straight year while playing an entertaining style.
2. Minnesota Vikings
I thought this team would win five or six games, and that this season would be about making sure they had the right quarterback and coach in place. I was half right.
This team could still stumble, of course, but it should no longer look at any game on the schedule as unwinnable, and the work Frazier and his staff did in their first full offseason together has yielded a smart, well-run team. Christian Ponder and Bill Musgrave are far better at their jobs today than they were a year ago.
3. Gopher hockey
This team should be a powerhouse. You're on notice, Mr. Lucia.
4. Gopher basketball
This team should be a powerhouse. You're on notice, Mr. Smith.
5. Minnesota Timberwolves
This might be the most entertaining and intriguing team in town, and if Ricky Rubio were healthy, this team might be playing for home-court advantage in the first round of the playoffs. As it is, the roster is vastly improved, Rick Adelman is getting to run his first full training camp, and I expect Kevin Love to find some way to improve on last year's remarkable performance.
6. Gopher football
Losing to Iowa on the road isn't shameful. This team still has a chance to go to a bowl, or at least establish that Jerry Kill has made improvements in his second season.
7. Minnesota Twins
I know, I know, they stink. They stunk in 2011 and they stunk again last year. But you can't accuse them of not making changes. In the last year, they've changed GMs, a handful of coaches, their head athletic trainer, their Triple-A manager and a few behind-the-scenes positions.
In Terry Ryan's first offseason of his second tenure, he hit home runs with Josh Willingham, Jared Burton and Ryan Doumit, and got good value out of Jamey Carroll. He hasn't fixed the biggest problem, which is pitching, but he's earned the benefit of the doubt.
8. Minnesota Wild
The easy thing to say is that the NHL can't afford a lockout, that they're damaging their product.
But is that the way the NHL works? Or will hockey fans always return to the rink?
I think the latter. So while the lockout isn't a good thing for anyone, let's not pretend that the X is going to be empty when the bickering ends.
-I'll be on 1500espn at 2:05 today with Reusse and Mackey to talk Vikings and Twins moves. My Twitter handle is @Souhanstrib.
-Amazing what some people think they read and hear.
On Sunday Sports Talk on 1500espn yesterday, I did not say I thought it was a good thing that Terry Ryan was firing people. I said it was proof that the perception that he's overly loyal to his employees is false, that he frequently makes moves, and that he's as loyal to people moving their way up through the organization as he is to the people who hold their current positions.
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The Maryland Department of Transportation says that U.S. Route 50 is closed in both directions in Wicomico County.
The closure is due to a crash involving a tractor-trailer rollover along westbound Route 50 between Rockawalkin Road.and White Lowe Road.
The truck reportedly rolled over and struck a guardrail.
The tractor-trailer is believed to be full of a flammable substance, so the Maryland Department of Environment is being called into remove the truck and clear the highway.
Hazmat crews are on the scene and officials say the highway could be closed until at least 6 p.m.
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Has there ever been a moment in your life when you thought you wanted to stop being polite and start getting real?
Though everyone joins the real world at some point in their life, not everyone gets to join the cast of The Real World. When MTV first started the show about strangers living together in 1992, its simple format pioneered reality TV as we know it. Now, it seems every other show is "real" in some way, or at least pretends to be. MTV just finished a controversial season of The Real World that broke format for the first time by bringing in some of the contestants' exes to live in the house with them. Suddenly, not everyone was a stranger. And with the new season (the 25th!) of Real World/Road Rules Challenge premiering last week, some of these castmembers just won't go away. So what exactly does it take to get the keys and get picked? As a fan, I was curious and decided to spend a Saturday afternoon at the Hooters of Burbank for a recent open casting call. Full disclosure: It was actually my second time going to a Real World casting call, and my second time in a Hooters. READ FULL STORY


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Veronica's College of Hollywood Knowledge: Monday 11/18/13
This mornings contestant, Lynda, is from Western New York and Dave spotted her accent right away since he is from the same area. Lynda's husband is a pastor at First Presbyterian Church of Zephyrhills. Find out if Lynda can beat Veronica.
1. Eva Longoria is in a new relationship with the president of Televisa. What ABC TV show was Eva on from 2004-2012?
2. Macy's is moving rocker Joan Jett and her band off the South Dakota tourism float in the Thanksgiving Day parade because cattle ranchers says she is a…Vegetarian, thespian or lesbian?
3. Alec Baldwin's weekly TV talk show was suspended for two episodes after he was videotaped using a gay slur against a photographer. Name the TV talk network?
4. SNL's Kevin Nealon is 60 today. He was best known as the host of "weekend update" from 1991-94. He was also a cast member on what Showtime series?
5. Eddie Murphy will be on Arsenio Hall show tomorrow night. They co-starred in "Coming to America". Eddie's character Akeem was the prince of what African Nation?


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We visit Indonesia today gearing up for a journey to view several of the many, centuries-old temples. Our first stop will be the lake of Bratan where the Ulun Danu temple sets.
Next is the sea temple Tanah Lot, and finally we visit the 1,000-year-old Besakih Temple, which is often referred to as the "Mother Temple of Bali". Indonesia is also the home of featured jewelry designer Zayd Makarim.
Like Mexico, Thailand, Mali, and the United States' Arizona, Indonesia has a rich history of ornamental jewelry crafted by highly skilled silversmiths.
Balinese jewelry, in particular, is renowned for its moving symbolic interpretations of love, gods, mystical creatures, and nature motifs.
The artistry of the traditional textured, coiling spirals and tendrils evoke strength and regalia. The beautiful rendering of hard metal into intricate, arabesque details is stunning.
A native of West Java, Makarim moved to Bali to work for a well-known jeweler. As a youth, he explored such creative outlets as sculpture and painting. "While I was in school, I discovered I liked art and it quickly became one of my passions," he says.
Makarim incorporates the time-honored Balinese ringlets into his modernized items, like his sleek Prayer Earrings. The implementation of translucent gemstones like garnets and blue agate are gorgeous contrasts, but the focus is the metal's lovely curves of interlaced patterns.
Makarim's decision to start his own jewelry business began innocently enough, and he was caught off guard by the power of his handiwork.
"I made a pair of earrings for my wife's birthday, and when they were finished I could not believe how beautiful they were," he recalls.
"Her friends started asking if I could make jewelry for them so I started thinking more seriously about creating my own jewelry line."
Photo 1 (top right): Sterling Silver and Blue Agate Blue Honeysuckle Earrings
Photo 2 (bottom left): Sterling Silver Coins of the Kingdom Necklace
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- sandyxxx said...
This is such a FANTASTIC approach to the 'purple cow' question. Really brilliant. I love that you asked everybody so in a way, it was constructive feedback. I also love how you have named your cow but I feel that I must add that even if your cow is 'complex' there is also a sense of balance and harmony with your designs that make all the different elements work together.
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This is a real mellow one from the producer of some of Dave Ghetto's greatest tracks. This is one of those tracks you'll just chill to, with a thick, heavy groove and a nicely chopped guitar sample. Hassanah's sensual but raw voice serves as the icing on the cake. A brilliant pick up from where Black Star left off.
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