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The versatile Piano Collection by Harbour Outdoor was designed for the way you live, while adhering to modern design principles and high quality construction techniques. This transformative outdoor collection creates enticing, vibrant entertaining settings that are both flexible and supremely comfortable.
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Alix: You should be able to change if you dont like who you picked. Maybe you can get a list of OB's to choose from and do some research online. My PCP referred me to Dr. M 6 years ago.. I wasnt sure at first, but she has been the GREATEST GYN.. I cussed her out the first time she tried to do a pelvic exam.. I was in pain in that area to begin with and hadnt been sexually active.. the pain was excruitiating when she tried to do an exam. I started cursing and crying hysterically in front of my aunt (who had come with me) who is a nun. LOL.. oh well.. all that to say, Dr. M and I have a great relationship..so you never know. You may find that who you picked is a great OB! You could always do some research before your first appt as well!
DH is goofy.. I've pretty much gone a whole month without anything while the SS is here. So I have gotten over wanting it by waiting on him. He has no issues asking me to "service " him while JD is here, but he wont touch me. double standards!!
Tara: DH hasnt a romantic bone in his body.. lol but the idea is nice.
I hope you do find you are PG. When you do have your LO, are you going to BF? A year seems like such a long time, but its a year.. the first year.. its worth it!
afm- Layla has been trying to walk so badly the last few days. Its coming..and its coming fast!!
and oh my.. I smell something smelly.. bbl!
Alix- By your LMP your EDD would be 4/19 which would put you at 4 weeks exactly today. That is not very good that you have to pick a doc like that. It's very important to be informed about who your doc is what kind of reputation do they have. Another key piece that people don't always think about is who covers them when they're on call?
Brie- Darn, yeah I don't think that most men are super romantic. DH has has his moments although mostly not a romantic at all. Our 4 yeard wedding anniversary is on Thursday so fingers crossed. Although I am working that night. Yes, definately if I ever do have one of my own I really want to breastfeed if nature allows.
Tara: I'll add Alix's EDD up based on your findings , but am super hopeful that i will get to add yours as well! I am so glad you will BF as well. Its super hard at first.. you'd think it'd be natural instinct, but its so not.. I think you will be a wonderful mother, and I surely cannot wait to see you and your BFP, and watch for your PG updates and eventually "meeting" that LO.. and hoping your dream is true..its a little girl
Its time you and DH caught a break!
How long were you guys together for before you got married? Chris and I will be together for 5 years next month. =x Thats a long time, of course, I've had my moments where I want to throw him on his rear..but hes done so much for me, not just physically but emotionally. Hes helped me overcome alot, and I've done that for him (so he says.. that man is like a freaking mountain, I cant imagine how i've helped him lol).
Happy Early Anniversary to you guys!!
I just realized 15 and 16 days til DH and I's birthdays..and I have yet to even go shopping for an idea of what to get him. lol whoops!
Brie- Thanks that's very kind. I hope all that is true BFing definately doesn't always come easy that's for sure. Especially since I help teach it. Sometimes it takes a lot of work to get everything going right. I would love to have a little girl seems like everyone is having boys. Of course no matter what I would love a boy too. I feel the same way about my DH sometimes. Not really sure what it is that I offer him We've been together for 8.5 years and known each other for 13. Crazy! That makes me feel like I'm getting old
Alix- I would certainly say something about that. You need to take care of yourself and working crazy long hours isn't a good thing.
Tara- I LOVE having a boy, I pray when I have another it's a boy as well, he's been so much fun. We hiked Mt. Pilchuck today, I read it's a fairly easy hike, whoever said that needs to be hurt somehow. So many rocks to climb through. Ugh!
Brie- I had intended to BF a year and then play it from ear after that. We're still BFing, I don't think I would go past two years and I highly doubt we will make it there, I did tell him after the second time he bit me that if he does it again after he turns one we're done.
AFM- So tired. I only managed to hike with Nathan on my back for about 2 miles then had to hand him off to someone that does far more hiking. Was kinda bummed I couldn't do it, but I'm glad I finished the hike so I suppose it was worth it.
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Exhortations to meekness, gentleness, and humility. (1-5) To kindness towards all men, especially believers. (6-11) The Galatians guarded against the judaizing teachers. (12-15) A solemn blessing. (16-18)
Verses 1-5 We are to bear one another's burdens. So we shall fulfil the law of Christ. This obliges to mutual forbearance and compassion towards each other, agreeably to his example. It becomes us to bear one another's burdens, as fellow-travellers. It is very common for a man to look upon himself as wiser and better than other men, and as fit to dictate to them. Such a one deceives himself; by pretending to what he has not, he puts a cheat upon himself, and sooner or later will find the sad effects. This will never gain esteem, either with God or men. Every one is advised to prove his own work. The better we know our own hearts and ways, the less shall we despise others, and the more be disposed to help them under infirmities and afflictions. How light soever men's sins seem to them when committed, yet they will be found a heavy burden, when they come to reckon with God about them. No man can pay a ransom for his brother; and sin is a burden to the soul. It is a spiritual burden; and the less a man feels it to be such, the more cause has he to suspect himself. Most men are dead in their sins, and therefore have no sight or sense of the spiritual burden of sin. Feeling the weight and burden of our sins, we must seek to be eased thereof by the Saviour, and be warned against every sin.
Verses 6-11 Many excuse themselves from the work of religion, though they may make a show, and profess it. They may impose upon others, yet they deceive themselves if they think to impose upon God, who knows their hearts as well as actions; and as he cannot be deceived, so he will not be mocked. Our present time is seed time; in the other world we shall reap as we sow now. As there are two sorts of sowing, one to the flesh, and the other to the Spirit, so will the reckoning be hereafter. Those who live a carnal, sensual life, must expect no other fruit from such a course than misery and ruin. But those who, under the guidance and influences of the Holy Spirit, live a life of faith in Christ, and abound in Christian graces, shall of the Spirit reap life everlasting. We are all very apt to tire in duty, particularly in doing good. This we should carefully watch and guard against. Only to perseverance in well-doing is the reward promised. Here is an exhortation to all to do good in their places. We should take care to do good in our life-time, and make this the business of our lives. Especially when fresh occasions offer, and as far as our power reaches.
Verses 12-15 Proud, vain, and carnal hearts, are content with just so much religion as will help to keep up a fair show. But the apostle professes his own faith, hope, and joy; and that his principal glory was in the cross of Christ. By which is here meant, his sufferings and death on the cross, the doctrine of salvation by a crucified Redeemer. By Christ, or by the cross of Christ, the world is crucified to the believer, and he to the world. The more we consider the sufferings of the Redeemer from the world, the less likely shall we be to love the world. The apostle was as little affected by its charms, as a beholder would be by any thing which had been graceful in the face of a crucified person, when he beholds it blackened in the agonies of death. He was no more affected by the objects around him, than one who is expiring would be struck with any of the prospects his dying eyes might view from the cross on which he hung. And as to those who have truly believed in Christ Jesus, all things are counted as utterly worthless compared with him. There is a new creation; old things are passed away, and new views and dispositions are brought in under the regenerating influences of God the Holy Spirit. Believers are brought into a new world, and being created in Christ Jesus unto good works, are formed to a life of holiness. It is a change of mind and heart, whereby we are enabled to believe in the Lord Jesus, and to live to God; and where this inward, practical religion is wanting, outward professions, or names, will never stand in any stead.
Verses 16-18 A new creation to the image of Christ, as showing faith in him, is the greatest distinction between one man and another, and a blessing is declared on all who walk according to this rule. The blessings are, peace and mercy. Peace with God and our conscience, and all the comforts of this life, as far as they are needful. And mercy, an interest in the free love and favour of God in Christ, the spring and fountain of all other blessings. The written word of God is the rule we are to go by, both in its doctrines and precepts. May his grace ever be with our spirit, to sanctify, quicken, and cheer us, and may we always be ready to maintain the honour of that which is indeed our life. The apostle had in his body the marks of the Lord Jesus, the scars of wounds from persecuting enemies, for his cleaving to Christ, and the doctrine of the gospel. The apostle calls the Galatians his brethren, therein he shows his humility and his tender affection for them; and he takes his leave with a very serious prayer, that they might enjoy the favour of Christ Jesus, both in its effects and in its evidences. We need desire no more to make us happy than the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ. The apostle does not pray that the law of Moses, or the righteousness of works, but that the grace of Christ, might be with them; that it might be in their hearts and with their spirits, quickening, comforting, and strengthening them: to all which he sets his Amen; signifying his desire that so it might be, and his faith that so it would be.
Galatians 6:1-18 . EXHORTATIONS CONTINUED; TO FORBEARANCE AND HUMILITY; LIBERALITY TO TEACHERS AND IN GENERAL. POSTSCRIPT AND BENEDICTION.
1. Brethren--An expression of kindness to conciliate attention. Translate as Greek, "If a man even be overtaken" (that is, caught in the very act [ALFORD and ELLICOTT]: BEFORE he expects: unexpectedly). BENGEL explains the "before" in the Greek compound verb, "If a man be overtaken in a fault before ourselves": If another has really been overtaken in a fault the first; for often he who is first to find fault, is the very one who has first transgressed.
a fault--Greek, "a transgression," "a fall"; such as a falling back into legal bondage. Here he gives monition to those who have not so fallen, "the spiritual," to be not "vainglorious" ( Galatians 5:26 ), but forbearing to such ( Romans 15:1 ).
restore--The Greek is used of a dislocated limb, reduced to its place. Such is the tenderness with which we should treat a fallen member of the Church in restoring him to a better state.
the spirit of meekness--the meekness which is the gift of the Holy Spirit working in our spirit ( Galatians 5:22 Galatians 5:25 ). "Meekness" is that temper of spirit towards God whereby we accept His dealings without disputing; then, towards men, whereby we endure meekly their provocations, and do not withdraw ourselves from the burdens which their sins impose upon us [TRENCH].
considering thyself--Transition from the plural to the singular. When congregations are addressed collectively, each individual should take home the monition to himself.
thou also be tempted--as is likely to happen to those who reprove others without meekness (compare Matthew 7:2-5 , 2 Timothy 2:25 , 2:13 ).
2. If ye, legalists, must "bear burdens," then instead of legal burdens ( Matthew 23:4 ), "bear one another's burdens," literally, "weights." Distinguished by BENGEL from "burden," Galatians 6:4 (a different Greek word, "load"): "weights" exceed the strength of those under them; "burden" is proportioned to the strength.
so fulfil--or as other old manuscripts read, "so ye will fulfil," Greek, "fill up," "thoroughly fulfil."
the law of Christ--namely, "love" ( Galatians 5:14 ). Since ye desire "the law," then fulfil the law of Christ, which is not made up of various minute observances, but whose sole "burden" is "love" ( John 13:34 , 15:12 ); Romans 15:3 gives Christ as the example in the particular duty here.
3. Self-conceit, the chief hindrance to forbearance and sympathy towards our fellow men, must be laid aside.
something--possessed of some spiritual pre-eminence, so as to be exempt from the frailty of other men.
when he is nothing--The Greek is subjective: "Being, if he would come to himself, and look on the real fact, nothing" [ALFORD] ( Galatians 6:2 Galatians 6:6 , Romans 12:3 , 1 Corinthians 8:2 ).
deceiveth himself--literally, "he mentally deceives himself." Compare James 1:26 , "deceiveth his own heart."
4. his own work--not merely his own opinion of himself.
have rejoicing in himself alone--Translate, "Have his (matter for) glorying in regard to himself alone, and not in regard to another (namely, not in regard to his neighbor, by comparing himself with whom, he has fancied he has matter for boasting as that neighbor's superior)." Not that really a man by looking to "himself alone" is likely to find cause for glorying in himself. Nay, in Galatians 6:5 , he speaks of a "burden" or load, not of matter for glorying, as what really belongs to each man. But he refers to the idea those whom he censures had of themselves: they thought they had cause for "glorying" in themselves, but it all arose from unjust self-conceited comparison of themselves with others, instead of looking at home. The only true glorying, if glorying it is to be called, is in the testimony of a good conscience, glorying in the cross of Christ.
5. For (by this way, Galatians 6:4 , of proving himself, not depreciating his neighbor by comparison) each man shall bear his own "burden," or rather, "load" (namely, of sin and infirmity), the Greek being different from that in Galatians 6:2 . This verse does not contradict Galatians 6:2 . There he tells them to bear with others' "burdens" of infirmity in sympathy; here, that self-examination will make a man to feel he has enough to do with "his own load" of sin, without comparing himself boastfully with his neighbor. Compare Galatians 6:3 . Instead of "thinking himself to be something," he shall feel the "load" of his own sin: and this will lead him to bear sympathetically with his neighbor's burden of infirmity. ÆSOP says a man carries two bags over his shoulder, the one with his own sins hanging behind, that with his neighbor's sins in front.
6. From the mention of bearing one another's burdens, he passes to one way in which those burdens may be borne--by ministering out of their earthly goods to their spiritual teachers. The "but" in the Greek, beginning of this verse, expresses this: I said, Each shall bear his own burden; BUT I do not intend that he should not think of others, and especially of the wants of his ministers.
communicate unto him--"impart a share unto his teacher": literally, "him that teacheth catechetically."
in all good things--in every kind of the good things of this life, according as the case may require ( Romans 15:27 , 1 Corinthians 1 Corinthians 9:11 14 ).
7. God is not mocked--The Greek verb is, literally, to sneer with the nostrils drawn up in contempt. God does not suffer Himself to be imposed on by empty words: He will judge according to works, which are seeds sown for eternity of either joy or woe. Excuses for illiberality in God's cause ( Galatians 6:6 ) seem valid before men, but are not so before God ( Psalms 50:21 ).
soweth--especially of his resources ( 2 Corinthians 9:6 ).
that--Greek, "this"; this and nothing else.
reap--at the harvest, the end of the world ( Matthew 13:39 ).
8. Translate, "He that soweth unto his own flesh," with a view to fulfilling its desires. He does not say, "His spirit," as he does say, "His flesh." For in ourselves we are not spiritual, but carnal. The flesh is devoted to selfishness.
corruption--that is, destruction ( Philippians 3:19 ). Compare as to the deliverance of believers from "corruption" ( Romans 8:21 ). The use of the term "corruption" instead, implies that destruction is not an arbitrary punishment of fleshly-mindedness, but is its natural fruit; the corrupt flesh producing corruption, which is another word for destruction: corruption is the fault, and corruption the punishment 2 Peter 2:12 ). Future life only expands the seed sown here. Men cannot mock God because they can deceive themselves. They who sow tares cannot reap wheat. They alone reap life eternal who sow to the Spirit ( Psalms 126:6 , Proverbs 11:18 , 22:8 , Hosea 8:7 , 10:12 , Luke 16:25 , Romans 8:11 , 5:7 ).
9. ( 2 Thessalonians 3:13 ). And when we do good, let us also persevere in it without fainting.
in due season--in its own proper season, God's own time ( 1 Timothy 6:15 ).
faint not--literally, "be relaxed." Stronger than "be not weary." Weary of well-doing refers to the will; "faint not" to relaxation of the powers [BENGEL]. No one should faint, as in an earthly harvest sometimes happens.
10. Translate, "So then, according as (that is, in proportion as) we have season (that is, opportunity), let us work (a distinct Greek verb from that for "do," in Galatians 6:9 ) that which is (in each case) good." As thou art able, and while thou art able, and when thou art able ( Ecclesiastes 9:10 ). We have now the "season" for sowing, as also there will be hereafter the "due season" ( Galatians 6:9 ) for reaping. The whole life is, in one sense, the "seasonable opportunity" to us: and, in a narrower sense, there occur in it more especially convenient seasons. The latter are sometimes lost in looking for still more convenient seasons ( Acts 24:25 ). We shall not always have the opportunity "we have" now. Satan is sharpened to the greater zeal in injuring us, by the shortness of his time ( Revelation 12:12 ). Let us be sharpened to the greater zeal in well-doing by the shortness of ours.
them who are of the household--Every right-minded man does well to the members of his own family ( 1 Timothy 5:8 ); so believers are to do to those of the household of faith, that is, those whom faith has made members of "the household of God" ( Ephesians 2:19 ): "the house of God" ( 1 Timothy 3:15 , 1 Peter 4:17 ).
11. Rather, "See in how large letters I have written." The Greek is translated "how great" in Hebrews 7:4 , the only other passage where it occurs in the New Testament. Owing to his weakness of eyes ( Galatians 4:15 ) he wrote in large letters. So JEROME. All the oldest manuscripts are written in uncial, that is, capital letters, the "cursive," or small letters, being of more recent date. Paul seems to have had a difficulty in writing, which led him to make the uncial letters larger than ordinary writers did. The mention of these is as a token by which they would know that he wrote the whole Epistle with his own hand; as he did also the pastoral Epistle, which this Epistle resembles in style. He usually dictated his Epistles to an amanuensis, excepting the concluding salutation, which he wrote himself ( Romans 16:22 , 1 Corinthians 16:21 ). This letter, he tells the Galatians, he writes with his own hand, no doubt in order that they may see what a regard he had for them, in contrast to the Judaizing teachers ( Galatians 6:12 ), who sought only their own ease. If English Version be retained, the words, "how large a letter (literally, 'in how large letters')," will not refer to the length of the Epistle absolutely, but that it was a large one for him to have written with his own hand. NEANDER supports English Version, as more appropriate to the earnestness of the apostle and the tone of the Epistle: "How large" will thus be put for "how many."
12. Contrast between his zeal in their behalf, implied in Galatians 6:11 , and the zeal for self on the part of the Judaizers.
make a fair show--( 2 Corinthians 5:12 ).
in the flesh--in outward things.
they--it is "these" who
constrain you--by example ( Galatians 6:13 ) and importuning.
only lest--"only that they may not," &c. (compare Galatians 5:11 ).
suffer persecution--They escaped in a great degree the Jews' bitterness against Christianity and the offense of the cross of Christ, by making the Mosaic law a necessary preliminary; in fact, making Christian converts into Jewish proselytes.
13. Translate, "For not even do they who submit to circumcision, keep the law themselves ( Romans 2:17-23 ), but they wish you (emphatical) to be circumcised," &c. They arbitrarily selected circumcision out of the whole law, as though observing it would stand instead of their non-observance of the rest of the law.
that they may glory in your flesh--namely, in the outward change (opposed to an inward change wrought by the SPIRIT) which they have effected in bringing you over to their own Jewish-Christian party.
14. Translate, "But as for me (in opposition to those gloriers 'in your flesh,' Galatians 6:13 ), God forbid that I," &c.
in the cross--the atoning death on the cross. Compare Philippians 3:3 Philippians 3:7 Philippians 3:8 , as a specimen of his glorying. The "cross," the great object of shame to them, and to all carnal men, is the great object of glorying to me. For by it, the worst of deaths, Christ has destroyed all kinds of death [AUGUSTINE, Tract 36, on John, sec. 4]. We are to testify the power of Christ's death working in us, after the manner of crucifixion ( Galatians 5:24 , Romans 6:5 Romans 6:6 ).
our--He reminds the Galatians by this pronoun, that they had a share in the "Lord Jesus Christ" (the full name is used for greater solemnity), and therefore ought to glory in Christ's cross, as he did.
the world--inseparably allied to the "flesh" ( Galatians 6:13 ). Legal and fleshly ordinances are merely outward, and "elements of the world" ( Galatians 4:3 ).
is--rather, as Greek, "has been crucified to me" ( Galatians 2:20 ). He used "crucified" for dead ( Colossians 2:20 , "dead with Christ"), to imply his oneness with Christ crucified ( Philippians 3:10 ): "the fellowship of His sufferings being made conformable unto His death."
15. availeth--The oldest manuscripts read, "is" (compare Galatians 5:6 ). Not only are they of no avail, but they are nothing. So far are they from being matter for "glorying," that they are "nothing." But Christ's cross is "all in all," as a subject for glorying, in "the new creature" ( Ephesians 2:10 Ephesians 2:15 Ephesians 2:16 ).
new creature--( 2 Corinthians 5:17 ). A transformation by the renewal of the mind ( Romans 12:2 ).
16. as many--contrasting with the "as many," Galatians 6:12 .
rule--literally, a straight rule, to detect crookedness; so a rule of life.
peace--from God ( Ephesians 2:14-17 , 6:23 ).
mercy--( Romans 15:9 ).
Israel of God--not the Israel after the flesh, among whom those teachers wish to enrol you; but the spiritual seed of Abraham by faith ( Galatians 3:9 Galatians 3:29 , Romans 2:28 Romans 2:29 , Philippians 3:3 ).
17. let no man trouble me--by opposing my apostolic authority, seeing that it is stamped by a sure seal, namely, "I (in contrast to the Judaizing teachers who gloried in the flesh) bear (as a high mark of honor from the King of kings)."
the marks--properly, marks branded on slaves to indicate their owners. So Paul's scars of wounds received for Christ's sake, indicate to whom he belongs, and in whose free and glorious service he is ( 2 Corinthians 11:23-25 ). The Judaizing teachers gloried in the circumcision mark in the flesh of their followers: Paul glories in the marks of suffering for Christ on his own body (compare Galatians 6:14 , Philippians 3:10 , Colossians 1:24 ).
the Lord--omitted in the oldest manuscripts.
18. Brethren--Place it, as Greek, "last" in the sentence, before the "Amen." After much rebuke and monition, he bids them farewell with the loving expression of brotherhood as his last parting word
be with your spirit--which, I trust, will keep down the flesh ( 1 Thessalonians 5:23 , 2 Timothy 4:22 , Philemon 1: Philemon 1:25 ).


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Oscars go to 'Argo,' diverse actors at Academy Awards heavy on 007
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What an "Argo" moment.
More than 30 years after one of the most improbable true-life rescue operations in modern times, the movie about that mission took home the best picture Oscar.
It was almost like a deleted scene from the movie itself: the first lady of the United States opening the envelope and announcing "Argo" as the winner of the night.
So to recap: the movie about the fake movie that was originally intended as an actual movie won the Oscar.
Despite being snubbed in the director category — a slight that turned "Argo" into a lovable underdog — Ben Affleck still had his Oscar moment, accepting the the prize as one of the film's primary producers. So Affleck got to hold an Oscar, after all. Argo, bleep yourself, Hollywood!
The 85th annual Academy Awards spread the love Sunday, with "Life of Pi" winning the most, four, and "Argo" and "Les Miserables" each taking three.
For once, there were several legit surprises when the envelopes were opened, including the appearance of first lady Michelle Obama, who joined Jack Nicholson via satellite and actually announced "Argo" as the best picture winner.
Maybe they should have had Jimmy Carter make the announcement.
Even as a huge fan of Ms. Obama, I wish she had turned down the invitation. Shifting the focus from the awards to the White House for the biggest announcement of the night seemed inappropriate and self-aggrandizing. Do we really need a lecture about the inspirational qualities of the nominated films from the first lady, with decorated, uniformed personnel behind her? Why would she want to steal the headlines and invite an inevitable wave of criticism for bigfooting the Oscars?
Meanwhile, Jennifer Lawrence's ascension to best actress history included a little hiccup when she stumbled on the stairs, but so what? It's a wonder more actresses don't fall, given that they're wearing those ridiculous Cinderella dresses, and they've been wearing them for hours and hours.
To the surprise of no one in the universe, Daniel Day-Lewis won best actor for his astonishing transformation in "Lincoln." He was more authentic than an American penny. "Before we agreed to do a straight swap, I had agreed to play Margaret Thatcher and Meryl [Streep] was Steven's [Spielberg] first choice to play Lincoln," quipped Day-Lewis.
Oh, great. He's funny, too.
I still say Jessica Chastain gave the performance of the year in "Zero Dark Thirty," but Lawrence kept winning in all the major lead-ups to the Oscars, so her win seemed pre-ordained.
More surprises:
Ang Lee over Steven Spielberg for best director. Quentin Tarantino with another win. Christoph Waltz besting legends Tommy Lee Jones and Robert De Niro for supporting actor.
Other winners were Anne Hathaway, as expected, for supporting actress in "Les Miserables"; the heavily favored "Amour" for best foreign film; "Les Miserables" for makeup/hairstyling and sound mixing; Disney/Pixar's "Brave" for animated feature, and "Life of Pi" deservedly picking up trophies for cinematography and visual effects. It is one of the most visually lush and gorgeous movies of the 21st century.
There were two surprises in the writing categories, with "Argo" besting the heavily favored Tony Kushner and "Lincoln" for best adapted screenplay, and Tarantino shocking the #!%!$ out of the audience by winning best original screenplay. Clearly the academy membership — or at least a sizable percentage — was not swayed by the controversy over the seemingly endless use of the n-word in Tarantino's terrific script.
And for once the winner for animated short wasn't a total unknown to the audience. "Paperman" played before "Wreck-It Ralph" in theaters, delighting viewers with its melancholy but ultimately romantic and uplifting story.
The first Oscar of the night went to Waltz for for "Django Unchained," solidifying Waltz's standing as one of the best character actors in the world — and ensuring Tommy Lee Jones would be in a particularly glum mood for the remaining three hours.
All five supporting actor nominees already had trophies so there really wasn't a sentimental favorite, but I thought the ad campaign for Robert De Niro ("He hasn't won in 30 years") might have given him the edge over Jones, aka "The Crabbiest Man in Hollywood."
It was a mild upset when Waltz's name was called, though he did in "Django Unchained" deliver the most impressive performance of the five. Waltz is the Euro-Walken: a consistently interesting and quirky genius who puts a unique spin on every line reading.
And now he's a two-time Oscar winner.
For a half-century the academy has largely ignored the James Bond franchise, right up to the exclusion of "Skyfall" from the list of nine best picture nominees. (If action movies and comedies are so hard to make and they're such an important part of the industry, why does the academy almost never recognize those genres?)
Thankfully, Oscar gave the Bond franchise the full Cary Grant/Alfred Hitchcock treatment, with Adele singing the "Skyfall" theme (and later picking up an Oscar for the song) and a big spanking tribute introduced by Halle Berry, who played Jinx, one of the most boring Bond girls in one of the lesser Bond movies ("Die Another Day"). But at least we got the great Shirley Bassey belting out "Golddddfinnnnngah!" Awesome.
As for the host, you wanted edgy, academy? You got it.
The Twitterverse consensus seemed to be against Seth MacFarlane's performance as host, but I thought MacFarlane acquitted himself well in his multimedia opening monologue and his sometimes groan-inducing jokes throughout the first half.
MacFarlane cracked jokes about Affleck, the already-forgotten Jean Dujardin from "The Artist," Mel Gibson and the Chris Brown/Rihanna saga in his opening monologue — and then he was interrupted by William Shatner in his Captain Kirk guise via remote, who told MacFarlane he was ruining the ceremony, and he should have done an offensive musical number about seeing the boobs of nominated actresses. ("We saw your boobs, we saw your boobs … Jodie Foster in 'The Accused,' Hilary Swank in 'Boys Don't Cry'... ")
Tasteless! Meta! Epic! Brilliant.
This was followed by a lovely and graceful Channing Tatum/Charlize Theron dance number to "The Way You Look Tonight" (with MacFarlane singing) — and a skit in which sock puppets re-enact "Flight."
Who could ask for anything more?
But boo and hissssss to the academy for choosing "Brave" as best aminated film over the darker and more creatively challenging "Frankenweenie," and the sunny, sheer fun of "Wreck-It Ralph." When was the last time you heard anyone say anything about "Brave"?
We also saw a rare tie, when "Skyfall" and "Zero Dark Thirty" wound up with an equal number of votes in the sound editing category. Given that there are more than 5,600 voting members, the odds against two entrants getting the exact same number of votes are pretty huge.
As always, the ceremony ran too long. Until the academy surrenders its insistence that 24 categories get equal time, we're going to spend half the night watching people we've never heard of accepting trophies for work we've never seen.
It's impossible to turn that into compelling TV.


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According to the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks, the state's Hill and Delta Zones will open Monday for archery season.
The season will run until Nov. 16.
The Southeast Zone opens Monday, October 15.
While the warmer weather will have deer moving at a leisurely pace, it's the thrill of the hunt that means the most.
For now oaks are still a draw, but there is enough green browse to spread them out. Bucks will be in bachelor groups and moving causally. It's a good time to be out as early season deer hunting can be productive.
However, MDWFP Deer Program Biologist Justin Thayer says that the success of Mississippi's deer season is always difficult to predict.
"Since last year's heavy mast crop and warm winter weather conditions reduced statewide deer observations and harvest, the silver lining from last year is that many bucks had the chance to get one year older," he said. "That's good news for hunters looking to bag a mature buck."
Mississippi's deer population is estimated to be 1.75 million covering some 2.5 million acres, with hunters harvesting approximately 280,000 deer annually.
The bag limit on antlered buck deer is one buck per day, not to exceed three per license year.
Legal bucks must meet the antler criteria within the appropriate deer management zone.
For youth hunters 15 and younger, hunting on private land and authorized state and federal lands, all of the three bucks must be antlered deer. The bag limit on antler-less deer is one per day, not to exceed five per license year.
Things are changing fast in the outdoor world, and the pace of change will quicken with each coming week.
There is arguably no better time to be outside in the Mississippi Delta than in the next two months.


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Find the perfect gift at Guest Services, a gift card. What you give is what they get with the American Express® Simon Giftcard®. Now no fees after purchase and funds do not expire! Gift cards are available in any denomination between $20 to $500 and can be used at any Simon® mall and the millions of merchants that accept American Express Cards in the U.S.

Use only at US merchants that accept American Express Cards except cruise lines and casinos. Not for use at ATMs or for recurring payments. Not redeemable for cash. No fees after purchase. For more information, customer service, or Cardholder Agreement visit simongiftcard.com or call 1-800-331-5479. Issued by AEPCMC by license from American Express Travel Related Services Co., Inc.

Travelex ATMs are located in both phases of The Domain with locations outside Guest Services in Domain I and Subway in Domain II.
Children's Play Area

Century Oaks Park is a terrific place for parents to relax with a cup of coffee from Starbucks Coffee or tea from The Steeping Room while children have room to run and play. The park includes a cushioned floor area with an armadillo sculpture created just for children, two fountains, an outdoor fireplace and a built-in stage.

 Additionally, children enjoy playing in The Domain's interactive fountain, located near Simon Guest Services, on the northeast corner of Century Oaks Terrace at Esperanza Crossing.

 Take the children over to Domain II to play in the large, interactive fountain in front of iPic Theaters, located on Amy Donovan Plaza. Grab a refreshing beverage from the nearby Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf or stop by Yogurt Planet for a cool treat.

Coca-Cola Vending
Vending machines are located inside Guest Services and throughout The Domain in the parking garages and retail walkways.
iPhone® & Android™ App
The Simon Malls Mobile App can help you find your favorite stores, dining and entertainment options at the Simon Mall nearest you. You'll also be able to check out the latest deals and events available at your favorite mall right from your phone. And there are many more features designed to enhance your shopping experience including mall maps & gift card balance check. Download the free app from the App Store℠ for iOS powered devices or from Google Play™ for Android powered devices today. iPhone is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc. Android and Google Play are trademarks of Google Inc.
Lost and Found

Lost & Found items should be reported to Simon Guest Services, located on the northeast corner of Century Oaks Terrace at Esperanza Crossing. Unclaimed items are held by Andrews International at The Domain for 90 days after receipt.

Ample self-parking is available at The Domain, including:

 Domain I
 - Storefront parking along Century Oaks Terrace
 - Parking on side streets
 - Parking in surface lots - along the west border of the property and surrounding Macy's
 - (2) Parking structures
 The D1 North Parking Deck provides direct access to Neiman Marcus
 The D1 South Parking Deck provides access to Century Oaks Terrace through paseos located on Level 3

 Domain II
 - Parking in surface lots around Dillard's and Dick's Sporting Goods
 - Parking in front of the stores located in Building Z
 - (2) Parking structures
 The D2 North Parking Deck is located closest to Dick's Sporting Goods
 The D2 South Parking Deck is located closest to Dillard's and provides direct access to Dillard's

 Additionally, valet parking is available for $5 from the valet stand located in the West Surface Lot in Domain I and near Maggiano's Little Italy in Domain II.

Public Transportation

Call (512) 656-5485 to have a taxi scheduled or request a courtesy shuttle to take you throughout The Domain. The courtesy shuttle runs Monday through Thursday from 11:30AM-8:30PM, Friday & Saturday from 11:00AM-10:30PM, and Sunday from Noon-7:00PM.

Shopper Assistance

US Security, the security provider for The Domain, is available to assist shoppers 24 hours a day, seven days a week. They can be contacted via telephone at 512.873.8099 or simply flag a security officer down to request assistance.

Valet Parking

Valet parking is available year-round in the west parking lot, near the Century Oaks park entrance and in front of Maggiano's Little Italy.

Wheelchairs (Complimentary)
Wheel Chairs are available to check-out at Guest Services.


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Citrus greening, also known as huanglongbing or HLB, spread by the Asian citrus psyllid, is a growing concern for U.S. growers.
A U.S. Department of Agriculture regulation recently updated the quarantined areas to help contain the disease.
Approximately 900 of the 28,000 citrus acres in the Rio Grande Valley in Texas are affected by the quarantine, which is only about 3%, according to Ray Prewitt, president of Texas Citrus Mutual, Mission, Texas.
Prewitt said the area affected is actually even smaller than that, because some groves are no longer in existence.
So far, there are only two orchards, right across the road from each other, where the disease has been found, according to Prewitt.
The disease has also been found in two private yards. The locations are all within the quarantined area.
However, Prewitt is proud to say that all known infected trees have been removed.
"The general picture is that we feel fortunate," Prewitt said.
The danger is still there, however, no matter how manageable the disease is for now. There are some concerns, still unconfirmed, that psyllids have spread to other areas.
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Check the calendar before you visit for events, festivals, exhibitions and classes
Visit the Information Booth located at the main entrance for maps, free wheelchair rentals (on a first-come, first-served basis), $10 wagon rentals (not permitted in the Children's Adventure Garden), scavenger hunts and much more.
The Gift Store is located in the Ginsburg Family Plaza near the main entrance and contains gifts and items you may need for your garden visit. You can also purchase mementos to commemorate your trip to the Arboretum.
Test your Arboretum knowledge with this fun and educational tree scavenger hunt. Download the PDF and print it from home, or pick up a copy from the Information Booth. This fun activity for kids will not only entertain, but will also serve as a great guide through the gardens. Answers available here.
The Lula Mae Slaughter Dining Terrace is located in the Ginsburg Family Plaza just past the main entrance. Seasonal soup offerings, hot and cold sandwiches, as well as delicious fresh salads are available for purchase. Enjoy a freshly made lunch on the Lula Mae Slaughter Dining Terrace or order it to-go for a picnic in the garden.
Proceed through the Ginsburg Family Plaza to the Paseo de Flores, the main garden pathway. Along The Paseo, visitors can stop for a photo opportunity at the Magnolia Glade, the Crape Myrtle Allee, the Toad Corners Fountain, the Shadow Garden and the Pecan Grove.
The DeGolyer House is the first house to the left of the Paseo de Flores. Attached to the Estate is Restaurant DeGolyer. This exceptional venue, nestled in the center of our 66-acre garden, is open daily from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Feel free to bring your own food and drink to enjoy in your favorite part of the Garden.
Past the DeGolyer House, on the left of the Paseo, are over 200 Red Maples in the Nancy Rutchik Red Maple Rill. Follow the paths (which are ADA-compliant) toward White Rock Lake to where the Rill ends with a feature pond. Stop by the Canopy Café, located at the top of the Red Maple Rill, for quick snacks, drinks and ice cream. This dining option is open during festivals.
The Paseo continues to Fogelson Fountain in front of the Alex Camp House. This house serves as an administrative building upstairs and is available for rentals downstairs. Although the interior of this building is not available for touring, visitors may walk around the outside of the Camp House towards the Martin Rutchik Concert Lawn. Kids can run, play and roll on the grass hill.
The Rory Meyers Children's Adventure Garden is just beyond the Martin Rutchik Concert Lawn. Admission to this garden is $3 in addition to general garden admission. Advance reservations are strongly recommended for the Children's Adventure Garden. The Children's Garden Cafe by Two Sister's Catering is open weekdays, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and weekends, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. offering healthier dining options, including a children's menu.
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Hey guys, I just grabbed a pair of Orthaheel shoes from the Wellness Shoe Store and they fit great! Ive read all about the removable insoles that these shoes have, and after about a week of wearing them my feet feel better, and my back pains have gone away. I've read a few articles from people saying that they've had really bad back troubles, and how Orthaheel has helpoed them, so I took the plunge myself to see if it were all true and indeed it was! So for those of you who have heard about this brand and are on the fence, do your feet a favor and dont hesitate to get yourself a pair (be sure to ask for Julian or Ulric, those were the reps that helped me).
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Just ordered a pair of chrome patent clog Alegria Shoes from the Wellness Shoe site. The shoes were absolutely BEAUTIFUL (you can see them by Clicking Here). A friend from work told me about the Alegria brand and said they were incredibly comfortable and I didnt believe it until I actually tried a pair on for myself. They've got a great feel, although the rocker bottom was kind of weird to get adjusted to right away. I'll take pics for you guys once they arrive in the mail!
Take back the power over your cravings!
Among the list of most difficult parts about dieting and improving your eating habits is trying to contend with food cravings. Cravings for food may cause stress, which leads to cheating which brings about more stress and the shame cycle just keeps spiraling downward. Fortunately there are things that you can do to help kill those cravings and keep you on course with your diet. Here we're going to teach some of those methods to you.
Attempt to determine where your food craving is coming from. At times particular stimuli and triggers are the root cause of cravings for food. That's why, before you really commit to your diet, you must keep a log of what you eat and what you crave. This can give you an undeniable illustration of what you're craving and the reason you are craving it. It'll be much easier to avoid food cravings when you can recognize the external cause of the craving and both avoid it and find better ways to deal with the trigger than eating.
Creating a comforting thought to think to yourself when you have a craving for food is wise. One good reason that cravings for food show up is because we have trained our brains to think about specific kinds of foods at particular times of day. If you come up with a substitute to focus on at those times of day or in those situations, you'll ultimately retrain your body and brain not to crave the harmful stuff any longer. With the right amount of time and patience anybody can retrain his or her brain.
Changing blood glucose levels, particularly when they get lower, can cause food cravings. When our blood sugar gets low, we often start to hunger for sugary and fatty foods because our bodies want to increase the sugar levels quickly. The simplest way to counteract these types of hunger pangs is to keep your blood sugar as level as possible in the daytime. This is easy enough to accomplish through healthy eating habits. This is why many people believe that five small meals throughout the day is much better than three large ones if you are trying to diet.
Dieting may cause feelings of starvation which usually causes strong cravings for food. When we diet, we tend to eat much less than we generally do because we wish to reduce the amount of calories we take in (because then we can exercise away the pounds we've been packing). Thankfully, it is more than possible to eat enough to feel full without taking in too many calories during the day. You simply need to take in the right things. The even better news is that eating the proper foods will help you feel full for long periods of time which can minimize the food cravings that might have been causing you to snack.
Food cravings are the bane to any dieter's life. They are usually what will cause dieters to be unsuccessful. Figuring out where these cravings originate from can help keep them under control which will help you achieve more dieting success.
Wednesday Wine Tasting
It is Wednesday and for me that means Wandering and Wine Tasting. The triple W!
Today my friends at Little Raven Vineyards shared a great recipe for Red Wine Poached Pears with Blue Cheese. How could I not share pears and blue cheese?
Pears simmered in red wine with spices may seem old hat but adding peppercorns is a new twist for me. Add a wedge of Maytag Blue, your best local blue cheese or heck, splurge for a great French cheese and drizzle with the spiced syrup. A dessert fit for royalty!
If you can find the wines locally, try {and BUY} them and most definitely, make these pears!
Recipe and wine notes from Little Raven Vineyards:
The recipe maximizes the pear's natural sweetness, combining it with a fruit-forward red wine and highlighting both with a touch of cinnamon and vanilla.
Wine-Poached Pears with Maytag Blue Cheese.
2 cups red wine (We recommend the Velvet Devil Merlot, 2008, $12 a bottle)
½ cup water
½ cup orange juice
3/4 cup sugar
8-12 peppercorns
1 cinnamon stick
3 inch piece of vanilla bean (or 2 teaspoons of vanilla extract)
4 Bosc or Bartlett pears, slightly under ripe, unblemished, stems attached
6 ounces Maytag blue cheese (If you have a favorite blue cheese, give it a try. There are a number of excellent ones available these days including Rogue River from Oregon or Crater Lake Blue. Make sure to select a high quality blue cheese.)
Combine wine, water, orange juice and sugar in a medium stockpot. Stir until the sugar is dissolved. Add peppercorns, cinnamon and vanilla bean. Set aside.
Using a sharp paring knife, slice a small amount from the bottom of each pear to form a flat surface. Gently scoop out the core using a small spoon or melon scoop. Peel each pear using a vegetable peeler.
Place pears into syrup and heat over medium high heat until boiling. Reduce the heat to simmer and cook the pears for 40 to 60 minutes, turning regularly to ensure even coloring. Remove the pears and cool.
Store them in an airtight container up to 2 days until ready to serve.
Return syrup to a gentle boil and cook until reduced by half, about 30 minutes. Strain and store syrup until you are ready to plate up desert. (If you have leftover syrup, try it on ice cream, it is one delicious topping!)
Plate one pear on each plate with a 1.5 ounce wedge of the Maytag blue cheese. Pour 2 tablespoons of syrup over each pear and serve at room temperature.
Delicious! Elegant! Fit for guests!
And now to the tastings {and yes…the purchases}!
Tortoise Creek Wines 2009 Zinfandel, Lodi, California -$13
This red is juicy, ripe, yet possessing a smoldering structure with plenty of acidity and grip. Scents of spice and rose petals grace the nose. The wine is a canvas of blueberry and raspberry flavors, splashed with clove, semi-sweet chocolate, and a hint of cigar box. It is complex, with soft black tea tannins and mouth-watering acidity.
Le Grand Ballon 2009 Sauvignon Blanc, Loire Valley, France -$14
This wine hails from the banks of the Loire River, in the region of Touraine, where Sauvignon Blanc reins. Aromas of white flowers and citrus scents escape from the glass. In the mouth the wine is refreshing, offering flavors of lemongrass, gooseberries, lime zest, and snappy hints of mineral. An ample dollop of acidity makes this white perfect for your favorite seafood dishes.
Since I will miss the Saturday tasting (yeah, I do this several times a week), I am sharing the wines in advance. I have never been steered wrong at LRV, so I am going to give them a thumbs up and if they prove to not be all they claim, I will come back and update this post!
Giovanni Rossi 2008 Le Quattro Dolcetto d'Alba, Serralunga D'Alba, Italy -$19
This is a bright, delicious red, with a sultry mouthfeel. Flavors of pie cherries and blueberries fill the palate. The wine has a spicy, lively profile, with plenty of acidity. Sultry tannins push back against the ripeness. It is the perfect red for Italian dishes that are crusty with cheese or slathered in olive oil.
Gustave Lorentz 2009 Pinot Blanc, Alsace, France -$20
Aromas of melon and lime zest fill the senses. A lush offering in the mouth is layered and complex, blooming in the glass as it warms. Melon hard candy, yellow apples, mineral hints of lanolin, and touches of lemon zest create a portrait of refreshment. The wine lingers in the mouth with a zippy tangerine tone.
Clink, Clink, Salute!


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Mexico City Metro Line B
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End of works: | 1999 |
Status: | in use |
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