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Everyday EP – Rusko
Rusko's new single just dropped and sounds sick… Can't go wrong with the whole pitched up vocals trance meets dubstep vibe… WOnderin what his fans will think though… The king of brostep definitely lost some fans to the disgusting vocal basslines of skrillex…Can he keep his fans with good music alone?
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Rusko's new single Everday is out everywhere today. His first official release since last summer's floor-wobbling debut, O.M.G. Everyday is the pefect hands-in-the-air banger to start 2011′s summer!The B-side Lick The Lizard – a collaboration between Rusko and fellow dubstep pioneer Reso is the perfect companion track to Everday, busting out that nasty bassline that Rusko's known for. The single package also includes a trio of Everyday remixes – a bubbling, funky garage rerub courtesy of DJ Q and speaker-melting drum n bass mixes from Original Sin and Belgian producer Netsky.
Preview Everyday HERE
Purchase on iTunes HERE
Everyday (Netsky Remix) by Rusko
2)Lick The Lizard ( Rusko & Reso)
3)Everyday(Netsky Remix)
4)Everyday(DJ Q Remix)
5)Everyday(Original Sin Remix)


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"What's on your wall--?"
I've been struggling over what I should hang in my kitchen and living room. In the kitchen I have 3 potential spots for artwork, and I've decided to leave two of them unadorned...or at least to adorn only the lower part with 3-D arrangements that I can change with the seasons. The third is going to cover a TV that's set into the wall. Since the exact shape and size (and mount-ability) are important, I might have to make my own. Now, the living room... I've looked at a million (or so it seems!) paintings, and none are just right. I don't want to pay an enormous price, but I realize I'm not apt to find anything that calls to me dirt cheap, either. Some organized bunch used to have "Starving Artists' Sales" around here a couple times a year, where art students and wanna-bes' practice paintings would be sold to at least cover the cost of materials. There was some great stuff! There hasn't been one around here for several years, though. While I'd love an original, I'd be happy with a good, textured-over giclée. The thing is, I don't really know what I want. I know it'll scream my name when (if) I see it, that's all. I've seen a few things on ebay that I liked, but apparently what grabs me, grabs other people too-- people with more money than I! All in all, I don't really have much artwork on my walls. I had a print in the master bath (pintails and lotus) but I broke the glass in the frame when I took it down to mud the ceiling. It's not really of a quality to re-frame. I've got a few small things that I've gotten while traveling (watercolors, temple rubbings) but no dramatic-statement type art. How about the rest of you-- do you have a lot of artwork on your walls? Do you have just a couple select things? How did you choose what you have? Did you agonize over getting just the right thing, or did you just pick up whatever made you happy at the time, thinking you could replace it when it got ho-hum to you? Do you like serious stuff that makes you look and think, or do you like pretty stuff that makes you feel good? Do you go for dramatic and eyecatching, or something that softly enhances the rest of the decor?
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- Posted by foxykitten350234 z6 (My Page) on Fri, Jan 13, 06 at 15:37
What is on my walls, hmmm... Simply put I have some photographs that I have taken, quilts that I have made and a clock. I can't say I have a lot on my walls at this time, but then again we only moved in here a little over a year ago. I do have a matted grouping of antique post cards I would like to get hung up at some point in time. Not much help was I?lol Foxy. |
I made samplers for each of my kids as they were born. These three pictures were in our living room up until we moved. They are now in a bedroom. My favorite picture is one that I got for $.50 in an auction when I was pregnant with my first child. It is a print of a woman carrying a flower basket. I have a 5 picture grouping of 8 by 10 pictures from our European vacation. We purchased 2 paintings from an artist friend. I have spent semi big bucks on framing some posters and prints and reprints. Over our fireplace is a Chicago Art Institute print of Seurat A Sunday on La Grande Jatte-when I was in school I spent many times visiting this picture when I needed a break. Then their are several walls that have our children or family photos. Over the years I have gotten lot's of pictures. I haven't retired much but may do so. But 3 D. I am not too good with arranging stuff on shelves so that it looks like something. When we moved into our big house, I have gotten some larger pottery vases. I also seem to be into candles these days. Warm light flickering probably to replace teenagers bickering ha ha. Then there are always plants. I often wonder if my kids will have fond memories of some of our pictures and hang them on their walls. Our favorite Aunt has sent us cheap prints(she claims) that I spent a bit of money framing and I love them. Also Her card for our 25th wedding Anniversary was framed. I slowly had things that have meaning for me framed. The frames and matts really can make pictures become art. I think Gil likes our pictures. He bought the real paintings as gifts for us-I think he spent more on the 2 pieces then I did on the rest of our art. (probably I should say pictures on the wall) |
Hey Jen - yeah, choosing artwork can be really difficult. It's so much easier when you see something you love, then have to find a place for it. Much more difficult to see a space that needs "something," and then have to go out and find that something. I tend to choose wall decoration based on the atmosphere of the room. Most often, though, I'll decorate a room to suit a favourite piece of art. Either way, I find that the room and the artwork have got to work together in tone, colour, and temperment. I'm particularly fond of wall hangings and photos. Wall hangings, because they give a texture to the wall; photos because they're generally taken by friends, and have memories attached to them. Although, a photo large enough to hide a tv would be pretty darn big - reminds me of an old acquaintance of mine, whose parents had his high school graduation photo blown up life-size, and stuck it in the foyer. hee hee. This is what's in my living room. I love this painting so much, even though it's really simple and not even really that well done. And I'm pretty sure that "Travis" is not going to make it big in the art world. I think I like the size most of all - it's 4'x4'. Really striking - this is not a piece that anyone can ignore. I decorated the rest of the room around it. The other artwork in the livingroom picks up on the temperment of the sunflowers. My office is my favourite room in the house - thankfully, since I spend so much time in here :) And I painted this room around three favourite pieces: a Krsna wall hanging and two photos that a photographer friend of mine did (which need to be reframed). But I like these three pieces because they reflect an atmosphere that I wanted to create in here. Here's Krsna - I painted the walls a honeydew melon green to compliment the rich chocolate browns and deep blues of the print. However, my favourite wall decoration in the office is the ugliest one: my bulletin board... You can also get posters framed, too - I got one at a yard sale, really thick cardboard that is still waiting for a frame. But I put it up in my kitchen to hide an unsightly wall bump: Anyway, I think I'm going overboard with the photos :) Good luck, Jen - and I think that you should go with atmosphere as your final criterion. What kind of mood do you want to create? Elegant? Homey? Bohemian? Country Charm? Urban? Artsy? Or maybe something associated with a particular era? Shelly |
Most of my artwork lays in a folder under my bed, waiting to be framed! I have about 30 prints and originals under there:-( So costly to frame!!! About 12 of those are paintings that I have done. I was sneaky this Christmas and took my largest piece into get framed and got my other half to go pick it up for me!($250.00, I'm not working at the moment)He didn't mind too much;-) It's a Pastel painting of Grassy Lakes in Canmore, Alberta, where I used to live for 10 years. Anyway, I have that painting now hung along with 2 watercolour paintings that an Artist friend of mine (and my teacher) gave us. Jeanette McClelland is her name and she is very acredited in many mediums. Both are landscapes. I also like art tiles! I have a set of 5 of them hanging up in my skylight. They look wonderful up in there! Beyond that I have 1/2 a dozen or so framed prints that I have picked up but nothing to write home about. I also have one small wall dedicated to music, which has an old accoustic/electric Guitar and some very old records hanging on it. Diane I attached Jeanette's page.... am I daring iVillage to use these copywrited photo's? She'd welcome the free publicity! |
Here is a link that might be useful: Jeanette's web page
Foxy- We were at a friend's place on Sat, and she had a bunch of antique (illustrated) postcards, too. They were adorable! She has tons of stuff on her walls, and she rotates what's out. It's very...ecclectic. Actually, it's really interesting, though not what I'm going for personally in terms of volume. Toots- Your art sounds nice. You seem to have a handle on what you want...wish I did! I bet your kids will indeed have fond memories of your art! I remember a picture of a little girl looking at a bluebird that we had in the house we moved from when I was 5. For some reason, it didn't find its way into our new house, but my aunt whom we visited several times a year had the same print in her house. It makes me smile to remember it, and I bet if I saw an inexpensive print of it, I'd probably buy it, even though I'm not sure where I'd put it! Canttype- Jeanette does beautiful work! I enjoyed the link. It sounds like you have a wonderful collection, Diane. I can't cut matts, but if I can find what I want in that dept., I can do framing myself. (Got myself a new toy last year-- my nifty little miter saw.) Shelly-- You have, not surprisingly, nailed the crux of the problem! I don't know what atmosphere I want to create! I'm usually quite decisive about my decorating, but not on this issue. I want elegant and homey and Bohemian and artsy...I don't know. I think I have a reasonably cohesive style, and yet it's not a style with a name; it's just ME. I'm looking for that piece that says it's "Me", too. Those sunflowers of yours would be darned close! The colors would go, too. That's a nice piece-- make you feel smiley inside just to look at it. I used to have a print of Krishna (or Krsna if you will) when I was a teenager. It was of a pretty old painting, very detailed and really neat. My mom objected (sigh) because she thought it wasn't appropriate art for a Christian...gives people the wrong idea and all. (She didn't make me remove it, but her objection took the fun out of it.) Really, in our extrememly white bread environment, none of my friends (the only people to see the inside of my room, after all) were going to think for a minute that I'd converted to polytheism. ... no more than they'd think our family went Druid because we put up a Christmas tree & mistletoe. Ah well... The Hanover Cakes girl is charming! Thanks for your input, folks! |
So, Jen, did you eventually find something to put up in your dining room? Shelly |
You won't believe this-- just yesterday I heard an ad for one of the traveling starving artists' sales, and off the family went to art shop! I'll get some pictures and show you what I got in a bit. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Ballard Designs Sunflowers
Hi Jen, Those are really cool paintings. I really like the one with the grapes. It's nice to see your daughters' interest in getting something too. It's never too early to promote an interest in art. Larry |
Jen, they're gorgeous! I particularly like the two schoolgirls that your daughter chose, with her little picasso nose and the coy footsies :) That nose reminds me of a Picasso exhibit I saw a few years ago. You all know that Picasso was a dirty, dirty man. Well, some of the pieces at this exhibit were clearly nothing more than erotic cartoons. But there were all these art afficionados standing around, talking all high falutin' about the "art" of his dirty pictures. There was even a film he'd done of ladies doing things that should only be done behind closed doors, and same thing: all kinds of art talk. Hilarious :) Which makes me think of another funny art story. My cousin went to see a Klimpt (is it Klimt or Klimpt? I can never remember). Anyway, she went to see an exhibit in Montreal six or seven years ago, and one of his sketches was of a lady, again, doing things that should only be done behind closed doors. He hadn't titled it, of course, since it was just a sketch, so the curator or whoever had titled it "Nude, With Raised Leg." Apparently, there were dozens of these sketches, with equally inappropriate titles. I nearly busted a gut when she told me about that. Okay, that's it for the dirty art stories. LOVE your choices, Jen. AND that colour you chose for the living room - it's so rich and deep! |
- Posted by marguerite Ireland (My Page) on Thu, Mar 2, 06 at 14:30
Jen, I love the paintings, particularly the first. I was trying to read the artist's name on the last one, the woman on the beach - what is it, please? Enjoy your new works. Maggie |
Jen-- good choices! All the stuff on my walls is from one artist in Jordan.. and I hope to pick up a few more pieces the next time I go! |
Thanks for putting on a mini art show for us. It is quite imressive that your daughters chose such wonderful things for their walls. Every time I check back here, I seem to like them more. |
Wow, a new monitor can really make all the difference! Jen, the colour on your walls looks totally different now! It's not deep and rich at all - it's muted and earthy. Very nice! I love those sandy, desert-y tones. Actually, that type of tone was what I was trying for in my living room. It went more melon than desert, though :) Shelly |
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Definition: primary a creation or communication invested with sufficient intention and effort to create a reality
Primaries are wonderful things. In the universe of self, they create mental states or remove self-limitations. They change how sensations are evaluated (perception) or how one defines and identifies oneself.
When they are made from a near definitionless state of source, they can also influence the universe of the other and the physical universe.
In the universe of the other, a primary creates an intentional pressure or urging to act in a certain way. The primary can be verbally communicated, as in the case of a direct order, or it can be telepathically communicated. The power of the person making the primary and the receptivity of the person receiving the primary determine if the primary will manifest. (Intuition may be the effect of a universal tendency affecting your private universe.)
Some people, particularly Avatar graduates, have attested to changing their physical condition and even the structure of their bodies with primaries. It does happen. Others have altered or even reversed a sequence of cause-and-effect events. Tales of miracles abound.
Even when no miracle is created, a primary has the effect of refocusing your attention on a path of opportunity leading to the manifestation that you are intending. The primary acts like a road map. A route to your destination is marked.
Definition: secondary 1. an unintended creation that is triggered by the creation one intends 2. an effort or intention concerned with how a primary is, was, or will be received 3. an effort to monitor or modify the origin point or receipt point of a communication 4. something that is there other than what is knowingly being created 5. an unaligned effort
Existing conditions (default patterns) can be reactivated by a primary. These are called secondaries.
In the physical universe, the default patterns are the physical laws of science. It's extremely difficult (though maybe not impossible) to discreate physical laws like gravity or entropy.
Alignment with deeper and deeper source awareness can overcome even the most stubborn secondary (though often the primary disappears as well).
In the universe of self, the power that reactivates the secondary is never any greater than the power that is making the primary. It's you! So persistence (and now the primary) will eventually create the self-universe reality that you prefer.
Statements that reflect your relationship with the world are true if you decide they are true. Statements about conditions and events in the world are true if they reflect the agreement of the participants.
Most of you can stand on the sidewalk in downtown New York City and make the primary, "I am happy," and you will be happy. Or you could make the primary, "This is beautiful," and you will see beauty all around. But if you make the primary, "I am in Chicago," you probably won't suddenly transport a thousand miles to Chicago. Teleportation is not within your primary's power-not yet.
Convincing yourself that you are in Chicago while you are still in New York is delusional thinking. There is plenty of that. You can find dozens of street derelicts who have convinced themselves of primaries that are in complete disagreement with the reality in which they are living. The back pressure from making a primary that can't manifest is a delusional reality. (Mental hospitals are filled with people who are living and creating in delusional realities.)
Rationally, there are two choices you can make with the primary, "I am in Chicago." One, you can let the primary highlight a path of opportunity-for example, you notice there is a bus terminal on the corner-or you can redirect the primary to change your mental state and handle self-limitations. For example, "I want to go to Chicago, and there is nothing stopping me."
Primaries work best when they are used to shape and steer the reality in which you are operating, rather than challenging the limits of that reality.
Making the primary, "I am an expert sky diver," and then wondering why your parachute doesn't open while you plummet to earth is a difficult secondary to exaggerate. Expert sky diver was a delusional reality, which you will convincingly discover when your body impacts the earth.
It's an unwise concession to the ego to primary a skill that you haven't confidently achieved by study and practice. What you can primary is the mental perseverance to acquire the skill. Skills are acquired by study (including contemplation and observation) and practice. The perseverance to study and practice is the result of primaries. The correct primary is, "I will study and practice sky diving until I become an expert."
By contrast, sky diving is a no-brainer compared to the study and practice required to become a successful Avatar Master. Making the primary, "I am a successful Avatar Master" may be satisfying to the ego, but it is the wrong primary. It is delusional. The impact that will convince you that it is delusional is called poverty!
Consider a first-year medical student who makes the primary, "I am an expert surgeon." Are you going to let him or her operate on you?
The right primary is, "I will practice and study until I become a successful Avatar Master." Voila!
There is a difference between a mental state and a skill. It's easy to primary a mental state, but it is a little delusional to think you can primary a skill.
Primaries directly affect being and doing. When having is primaried, a path of being and doing will reveal itself that, if followed, will eventually arrive at having the thing.
If you want immediate gratification, primary states of being (e.g., being happy). Being is not stained by the world. You can create any state of being and any feeling. Deliberately creating different states tames the mind. Quick rewards.
If you are willing to temporarily delay gratification, primary both being and doing. These primaries will involve some effort, but getting out and around is wonderfully therapeutic.
There is a story about a man who is trapped on a roof by rising floodwaters. He prays, "God save me."
Rescuers in a boat come by, but he refuses to get in. "It would be a weakness in my faith," he tells them. "God will save me." The waters continue to rise. Finally a Coast Guard helicopter comes and hovers overhead. He refuses to climb the ladder. "It would be a weakness in my faith. God will save me." The waters finally rise over the roof, and he is swept away and drowns.
When he reaches Heaven, he cries out angrily to God. "I kept my faith. Why didn't you answer my prayers?"
God replies, "Answer your prayers? I sent a boat and a helicopter. What more did you want?"
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Restaurants in Mayfair
Whether it's a classic culinary temple or a local haunt, these Mayfair restaurants are destinations in and of themselves. Read on to discover Travel + Leisure's picks for the best Mayfair restaurants and dining experiences. Browse our travel guides for insider information on food trucks, bakeries, cafés, coffeehouses, farm-to-table restaurants, diners, trattorias, bistros, pizzerias, ice cream parlors, tapas bars, noodle houses, sushi counters, fine dining establishments, and more.
Our global network of editors and writers selects the best restaurants in Mayfair to help travelers soak up the local scene and find authentic dishes. Whether highlighting an insider hot spot, a celebrity chef's newest restaurant, a hip coffeehouse, or the best place for cheap eats, Travel + Leisure takes you there, serving up the best Mayfair restaurant listings. Below find T+L's top picks for where to eat in Mayfair.
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Kenny Bernard & The Wranglers - on Acid Jazz Records
Kenny Bernard & The Wranglers
Acid Jazz's RARE MOD series is a collection of vinyl EPs, compilation albums and books that shines a light on the forgotten side of the British mod scene. Unheard masters, never viewed photos, dusty acetates and incisive prose; this series is a veritable treasure trove for collectors of all things mod. The success of the RARE MOD series has surpassed all expectations with more and more gems being unearthed. One such album is Live '65 from Kenny Bernard & The Wranglers, which is anextraordinary historical document that turned up at a car boot sale a couple of years back. The office phone rang one winter afternoon. On the line was broadcaster Mark Lamarr – obsessive record collector and all round good guy. "I've turned up an extremely rare acetate… a white label of Kenny Bernard at The Ad Lib Club – would be perfect for a RARE MOD special release…" Cue a frantic scramble to acquire the acetate from the record dealer (here, RARE MOD curator and collector Damian Jones stepped in) – we tracked down Kenny, living up in East Anglia, who revealed an amazing tale, and one that certainly needs repeating. Childhood friend of Bill Wyman, bandleader to a young David Bowie (he played sax for the Wranglers at half a dozen mid sixties gigs) and one of a handful of black-British soul singers working the mod circuit, Trinidad born but South London raised Kenny was initially amazed we had located the acetate. An early manager stole the recordings and was never seen again. He gladly gave his consent for RARE MOD to release this timeless gem, recorded at The Ad Lib in Leicester Square some time in late 1965. 1. I'll Go Crazy (You Gotta Give) 2. In The Midnight Hour 3. What'd I Say4. Off The Cuff 5. A Change Is Gonna Come 6. Stupidity 7. Green Onions 8.Shout


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Quoted from 22822 Looks like everyone's pointing at gut healing!
Quoted from gulfcoastguy In the GTD B Nomads have virgin coconut oil as a beneficial.The dairy is a different question. I do best with fermented dairy like yogurt or cheese. Wheat is what will give me nasal congestion.


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Seasons Heritage Melbourne
Our hotel combines the old world charm of a restored heritage listed mansion with a modern contemporary apartment wing. Guests have a choice of standard rooms and self contained one, two and three bedroom apartments.
In the historic mansion, there are also three large Suites ideally suited for weddings, romantic weekends away or celebrating a special event.
Seasons Heritage apartment style hotel in Melbourne offers all the luxuries of a city hotel - 24 hour room service, restaurant, on site car parking (charges apply), gymnasium, broadband in all accommodation rooms and wireless in public areas (charges apply).
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Many companies in the market for sustainable packaging are undergoing rapid expansion to keep up with growing demand. For example, bio-based cosmetics packager Cereplast reported a 134% increase in gross sales to $913,152 for the first three months of the year.
"The demand for our bio-plastics continues to grow rapidly as demonstrated by our triple-digit revenue growth in the first quarter of this year," said Cereplast's CEO Frederic Scheer. "Our compostable resins and hybrid resins continue to generate a tremendous amount of interest in the marketplace, fueled by both continually mounting environmental awareness and rising fossil fuel prices."
Remaining challenges
Environmentally friendly packaging has significant potential but a number of challenges stand in the way of future growth.
No complete eco-friendly solution currently exists. Instead, manufacturers have to choose between recycled, recyclable and biodegradable materials or even less packaging. Neither of these options fully satisfies the demand for economical, eco-friendly, functional and secure packaging. For instance, biodegradable materials are expensive and not ideally suited to many applications.
Even reducing packaging weight is not the easy and cheap solution it appears because of the restrictions it imposes on the ability of beauty manufacturers to communicate and deliver convenience.


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this is a game with role play charethers. you fill out this form:
for my charether this is him.I am the game ruler [game creator] but I need a extra mod for when I am offline who is always active.
Name:Dreach necrosis
tribeal name:deroncto decreappier
weapons:sword,shield,fists [everyone must have fists at least as a weapon].
powers:none spicial magic but has a powerful finishing move that makes the sword glow when ready.
armor/clothes:chanmail backup armor;scale armor.
we fight as gladiators in an arena. the sencery will change BUT no powerful chartehers or ones with magic.we are just like normal gladiators;except we were gifted in battle.and so we are diffrent from normal ones.
storyline:I need a story teller for the story but make an ipecac one.
moe info noted later when I am productive enough XD
this is a sign-up thread.the actual game is in another thread.imo theres 8 signups.you must hoose between tribes.the orcs wo are strnger or humans who are better at thinking.


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They Work For The Internet: Behind Silicon Alley All-Stars' Marathon Coding Session at Tumblr to Fight Against Congress
DAVID KARP DOESN'T SEEM LIKELY FOR POLITICS. When the Tumblr founder and CEO explains what happened over the weekend, he speaks about it in his typically blazing conversational speed, a full paragraph at a time, with the intensity of someone who's been sequestered on a coding project for the last three days:
"Basically," he blasts off, "we had this gathering of the internet in our office, we had seventy people and a bunch of politicians on the phone"—and then pulls back to divest himself of credit—"though we didn't organize the effort, it was the Demand Progress guys. We just put them up in our office, where we had forty-plus people around. We were in here all day on Saturday. We basically showed up to just say, 'hey, anything we can develop we'll help develop, in direct communication with dozens of people,' and basically all of these founders and people in tech companies are standing by following all this,'" and by 'this,' Mr. Karp is referring to a piece of legislation going through Congress—"developing, working to figure out how they can seed it in their communities—propagate it—and get it out there. We literally just finished the copy, we had our team of engineers help build it."
And yesterday morning, these efforts went live, the center of which was a quirky, live collage of user-submitted photos from those with jobs in the tech/online platform entitled I Work For The Internet that provoked the call to Mr. Karp. That was at the beginning of the day. Read More


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RINGGOLD, Ga. — The 2014 Bradley Central football squad got its first taste of competition Thursday evening with a short road trip south of the state line.
The Bears traveled to Heritage High School in Ringgold, Ga., to participate in 7-on-7 action against Coach E.K. Slaughter's new team and East Ridge, which is picked to win the District 6-AA title by local media. Gordon Lee (Ga.) was scheduled to be there but didn't attend.
"It went well. We competed hard and played hard," declared Bear assistant coach Keith Freeman this morning. "Our defense played really well."
"We've got a lot of new faces and this was our first taste under fire. We responded well," he assessed. "We also got to have a session with our freshmen guys taking on Heritage's JV (junior varsity)."
With the Bears under the direction of the latest in a long line of successful Copeland quarterbacks, 6-foot-2 sophomore Cole Copeland took the reins to direct the offense.
"Cole looked good. He threw the ball well and made good decisions," Coach Freeman commented.
"Daniel Clark also had a really nice night, catching five touchdown passes," the Bear assistant said of the 6-foot-3 senior wide receiver.
"We used a 12-play format and didn't really keep score," he added.
Bradley will play in a trio of 7-on-7 events next week with trips to Maryville (Tuesday), Lenoir City (Wednesday) and the University of Tennessee-Chattanooga (July 19).
Cleveland High will open their 7-on-7 passing league play Saturday at Maryville College. The Blue Raiders will travel to Chattanooga twice next week, heading to Boyd-Buchanan Tuesday evening and UTC Saturday.


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Infestation smothering forest trees in Illinois. Photo: Chris Evans, River to River CWMA, Bugwood.org
Oriental bittersweet is a woody vine that escaped cultivation and spread throughout the temperate eastern US. Native to China, Korea, and Japan, Oriental bittersweet was introduced to North America in the mid 1860s as an ornamental. The vines girdle and smother trees and shrubs.
Common names: Oriental bittersweet, Asian bittersweet, climbing spindleberry
Scientific name: Celastrus orbiculatus Thunb.
Related species: C. scandens (native)
Oriental bittersweet is an early detection target species. Information on reporting Oriental bittersweet infestations.
Oriental bittersweet is a deciduous vine that grows up to 66' long. The vines climb by winding around a tree or other support structure. There are whitish, raised lenticels on the vine. The leaves are green then turn yellow in the fall. They are alternate and vary in shape from oblong to almost round. Leaf size is also variable from 2-5" long to 1.4-2" wide. The leaf margins have rounded teeth. There are separate male and female plants. Flowering occurs in the spring and flowers are arranged in clusters of 2-7 at the leaf axils. Each flower has 5 petals and 5 sepals. Fruits are round and change in color from green to bright red with a yellow capsule as they mature. Typical female plants can produce up to 370 fruits which ripen in the fall.
Oriental bittersweet is found in forested areas, field and forest margins, meadows, right-of-ways, fence rows, along waterways and in residential landscapes. This plant thrives in a range of soil types and light levels from full sun to shade.
Oriental bittersweet reproduces by seed and rhizome. The fruits are consumed then dispersed by birds and mammals and ingested seeds have a higher germination rate than seeds that fall to the ground. People move seed by using fruiting stems in flower arrangements. Oriental bittersweet is sometimes mistakenly labeled as American bittersweet then sold and planted.
Oriental bittersweet has spread throughout the temperate eastern US and Canada. The first confirmed Oriental bittersweet infestations in Minnesota were found, reported, and controlled in 2010 by the Minnesota Department of Transportation on their right-of-ways in the Twin Cities area. Tracing back these infestations, we learned that they were planted along fences by persons who thought they had planted American bittersweet. A large infestation of Oriental bittersweet has been confirmed in Winona, Minnesota.
Oriental bittersweet vines twine around trees and other supports resulting in girdled and smothered trees and shrubs. Entire plant communities may be overwhelmed by Oriental bittersweet. In addition, the added weight of the vines covered with snow and ice can break trees and shrubs. Oriental bittersweet outcompetes and displaces our indigenous American bittersweet to the point that Connecticut now lists the formerly common American bittersweet as a species of concern.
Avoid spreading Oriental bittersweet by learning to recognize it and not planting it. Do not collect and use the fruiting stems for ornamental purposes. Remove all infestations from your property. Bag or burn all fruit for disposal.
For all management options, infested sites will need to be monitored and treated repeatedly until the seedbanks are depleted.
Oriental bittersweet is a prohibited noxious weed on the eradicate list. This means that all of the above and below ground parts of the plant must be destroyed, as required by Minnesota Statutes, Section 18.78. Additionally, no transportation, propagation, or sale of these plants is allowed.


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The Wild Card makes for a odd bedfellows, as just about every single professional baseball team is within shouting distance of the playoffs. Everybody into the pool, we're all having Rocktober parties! We talk standings, Carlo Quentin, Brett Myers and tip our hats to Ron Santo and Barry Larkin.
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The great Dust Bowl horrors of the thirties, aka the "dirty thirties," were things I vaguely remembered from history classes.
My New England curriculum did not present the whole story of the ten-year plague that killed and rendered a region in the United States poor and broken.
I learned so much watching the History documentary "Black Blizzard" and was amazed at the trials and hardships people of New Mexico, Kansas, Colorado, Oklahoma and the panhandle of Texas endured.
If you think things are rotten today, watch this two-hour doc on Sunday, it will give you some perspective on how bad "bad" can get.
History has presented a thoughtful and arresting timeline and given you a front-row seat on a period of U.S. history from 1930-1940 when America's heartland was ravaged by a weather phenomenon that became known as a "black blizzard."
Producers assembled scientists and special effects experts to recreate the black blizzards in amazing detail and reveal that this was a man-made disaster. It was the uprooting of hardy plains grasses that could withstand drought by the planting of the cash crop of the day, wheat.
Hordes of immigrant farmers who were given huge plots of land by the government to settle, combined with a crop that was water hungry and then a hundred-year drought added up to an environmental disaster.
Literally, the golden goose of the wheat crops dried up before the farmers eyes, combined with the great 1929 stock market crash which sent commodities crashing too. Wheat, once nearly $4 a bushel, dropped to 40 cents.
Families were devastated, and slowly everything dried up. Then the winds set in.
A 400-mile-long swath of land covering 100 million acres of western Kansas, eastern Colorado, and the panhandles of Oklahoma and Texas and New Mexico were battered by gale force winds that carried away millions of tons of topsoil farmland.
Imagine the sky suddenly going dark in the middle of the day. Searing heat over 100 degrees that dropped at the onset to 50. It is a true description of what happened in the Midwest of the United States during the 1930's depression years in the Dust Bowl.
Livestock suffered terribly and died agonizing deaths in the fields. Children were felled by "dust pneumonia" and showed up at doctor's doors with lungs filled with black dirt, often times killing them in days.
The freakish heat of Kansas that for two years topped 120 degrees daily caused more problems: The insects of the desert. Centipedes, spiders and locusts plagued everyone in biblical proportions. Homes were covered inside and out with vermin, grime and dirt, and people went mad from the stresses of it.
Like a vivid Hollywood special effect, the archived films and photos painstakingly assembled show the scope and fearsome wall of the black blizzard which emerged suddenly, over and again in the horizon.
A ferocious ominous wall of sediment that seemed like a moving mountain range generated enough static electricity to power New York City. It knocked people down when they touched a car door or a fence and lit up the skies.
Not until a particularly big black blizzard made it to Chicago, New York and then Boston did the media finally give the decade of hell proper news coverage to the rest of Americans. The misery was the inspiration and setting for the American classic, John Steinbeck's 1939 book, "The Grapes of Wrath."
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This litter of 9 was rescued from a storm drain in the middle of the country. The mama is a hound mix and the dad is unknown. They will be ready to go at 8 weeks old, the first full week of November. They will be vaccinated and dewormed before leaving us. We have attached a video of their rescue.
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- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Linton already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Linton breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
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Do We Need 7-8 Hours of Sleep Each Night?
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Sleep deprivation affects millions of people each and every day. What is it? Put simply it is not getting enough sleep at night. This means deep, restful sleep. Many people may go to bed fairly early, but are sitting watching television for a few more hours, or they don't sleep soundly, waking up multiple times during the night. It is possible to sleep through the night, but if you aren't getting the deep sleep you need, you are still going to wake up sleep deprived.
What are some of the causes of sleep deprivation? Well we have mentioned a couple of them already. Other reasons for lack of sleep include but aren't limited to drinking too much caffeine before bedtime, or alcohol. Stress can be a major factor in sleep deprivation, as well as worrying about things too much. Many people are stressed out and worrying about their jobs, being able to pay bills, or feed their families. Being sick can also contribute to lack of sleep, especially if you have nasal congestion, or keep waking up coughing or hurting in general. Pain is another reason why people don't get enough sleep. Snoring can cause lack of sleep to, both the person who is snoring, and the one next to them.
There are many signs of not getting enough sleep at night. One of them is waking up as tired as you were when you went to bed. Grogginess, lack of concentration during the day, and feeling like you are going to fall asleep during the day are all signs you didn't get enough sleep the night before. If you simply can't stay alert, if you have problems focusing on the tasks at hand, or forget things a lot can also be signs. Over an extended period of time, the lack of sleep has other effects. Your mind and body can start to shut down. Your motor functions start to deteriorate. You can actually get sick from lack of sleep.
You need 7-8 hours of sleep each night, to be able to awaken fresh and alert. It can take time for your body to relax completely. It can take up to two hours or more to go from light sleep to deep, REM sleep, or Rapid Eye Movement sleep. REM sleep is deep, dreaming sleep where your mind and body get the most rest. You really need 4-6 hours of REM sleep in order for your body to completely rest from the day's activities.
The problem is that some people just have a hard time not only getting to sleep, but staying asleep. Many people want to be able to get a full night's sleep, but don't want to resort to medications that may become addicting. In truth there are many natural ways to fall and stay asleep. Here are just a few of them. Stop drinking coffee and other sugary, caffeinated drinks at least three hours before going to bed. Not only do these drinks keep you awake, they can wake you in the middle of the night having to go to the bathroom. If you are tensed up, try to relax with a nice hot shower or bath. Try not to eat greasy, fried, or spicy foods before bedtime, this can cause acid reflux and keep you awake. Many people do meditation to help them relax, or heavy exercises in order to wear out their body.
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A few weeks ago I mentioned that Mark Renshaw's diagnosis of Epstein-Barr could have more impact on the HTC-Columbia team's 2010 fortunes than any of the riders the team lost to Sky and other outfits.
Because Renshaw is the leadout man for Mark Cavendish, I wondered if his absence from spring races (E-B can take anywhere from a few weeks to a full season to recover from) would put a serious dent in the team's prodigious leadout train.
Chalk me up as minus-1 on the old Predict-o-Matic. As Andre Greipel (himself recovering from an injury-plagued season) showed at last week's Tour Down Under, the HTC train is rolling along just fine. With three stage wins, Greipel successfully defended his 2008 title after crashing out in 2009. Although he did slip a bit; in 2008 he won four stages and the overall.
The TdU is the first ProTour event of the year. Not all the top racers are there, and not all of them are on top form. But enough were there in good enough shape that it validates HTC's performance. Two key members of the team are Bernhard Eisel and Matt Goss.
Eisel is a holdover from 2009 and a pretty decent sprinter himself. He's an able stand-in for Renshaw. Goss is a motor who can police the front and keep tempo high the last 5k. He is also becoming a fashionable sleeper pick for the spring Classics. He's a signee from Saxo Bank, where he admits he was third-tier behind former Paris-Roubaix winner Fabian Cancellara and Stuart O'Grady.
But with a win at Paris-Brussels and a third at Ghent-Wevelgem last year, he's got the skills to succeed in the technical northern races. He will rely on a somewhat younger support team for those events (five of the nine riders on last year's Paris-Roubaix squad are gone now). But it's also one that has a lot of promise with Jan Ghyselinck and Gert Dockx, two promising young Belgians.
Team owner Bob Stapleton told me late last fall in discussing his new signings that, while he was disappointed to lose riders like Edvald Boassen Hagen, he was confident in his new crop of recruits as well. So far, the season's shaping up nicely for pro cycling's winningest team.


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LAKE CHARLES, LA (NBC33) — A recent arrest in Lake Charles proves the saying, "A bored kid is a dangerous kid."
The Calcasieu Parish Sheriff's Office reports that a 13 year old girl was arrested after she admitted to calling in a fake bomb threat at a Dollar General Store in Lake Charles.
Officials say the girl made the call at roughly 11:30 a.m. on Monday, July 23. We're told the teen placed the threatening call to an employee, who then called 911. Investigators cleared the scene and searched the store, but no bomb was found. Investigators were able to track down the teen based on phone records.
Once located the teen admitted that she placed the call and said that she did it because she was "bored."
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And the 'Babe of the Week' is…Brit Bliss
Good Morning Miss Bliss! That was the name of 'Saved By The Bell' before it was…oh forget it, long story, but congratulations to the lovely Brit Bliss on winning last week's 'Babe of the Week' voting.
Good Morning Miss Bliss! That was the name of 'Saved By The Bell' before it was…oh forget it, long story, but congratulations to the lovely Brit Bliss on winning last week's 'Babe of the Week' voting.
Jordan's appeared in Fight!, Maniac, Pittsburgh fashion, and Transworld Motocross magazines in addition to scoring the cover of Strip Las Vegas.
Sometimes, it takes a failure to find a success. Our 'Checking Out Your Tweets' blog posts were kind of a failure but they were successful in finding our 'Babe of the Day' for today — Alex Reardon.
Shay Maria has a talent for making pedestrian things look super sexy. She did it before with lollipops, and now she is doing it with airplanes.
People use the internet for many different things. Pranks, job listings, personal ads, even teaching a foreign language.
There's not many gals out there who look just as good as a blonde as they do a brunette (we're talking strictly on the head here you perverts), but then Melissa Anne Teixeira came along and shattered all of our preconceived notions on hair color. We didn't have many thoughts on hair, everything we know about hair color we learned from those Nice N Easy commercials on during 'The Price is Right.'
Nina Agdal is on our radar after having just been announced as the Sports Illustrated 2012 Rookie of the Year. Kudos to Sports Illustrated for coming up with what might be a more pointless award than a Daytime Emmy. But more kudos to Nina Agdal for being so damn hot.
If you look up the word 'MILF' in the dictionary (if you even own a dictionary), chances are there's a picture of Jennifer Christianson next to it.
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So Andrew WK is pretty much the best dude. While I'm not a fan of his music — which consists largely of rock songs about partying – I can say with absolute certainty that he is genuinely as kind, smart, sweet and enthusiastic as one might hope their favorite Rock Star Who Sings Primarily About Partying might be. It comes as no surprise that Mr. WK would be totally into anything to do with fun, partying and generally having a good time. So of course he's hosting a panel at this year's My Little Pony conference.
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It doesn't matter how many times we put our name in the running or how much food we need to feed our families, when The Reaping—er, request season comes around, there is nothing we can do. It's all up to chance, we have no control.
The Hunger Games,
Katniss, dearly departed Rue, Peeta and the rest of the gang had to deal with "Careers," blood-thirsty tweens and teens who had trained for years to compete. When fashion week comes around, the "Careers" come out in full-force. They plan every out from head-to-toe, meticulously calculate the whereabouts of street-style photographers and live for each and every moment. Of course, many times these aren't people with actual careers, but you get what I mean.
The Elements
Much to the horror of the tributes, The Hunger Games arena could completely change without warning. The Gamemakers could send out a fire, a tornado or an earthquake and there's not a thing you could do to stop it. You have two choices: power through or die. This season, NYFW was plagued by Nemo, a snowstorm that blanketed the city for hours. Cannons sounded across the island as the weak traded their best shoes for bean boots and perished into a photo-less existence. Only the strong survived.
Duh, The Fashion
If you thought the fashion in the Capitol was insane, you should take a look at what we see on the daily during fashion week.
These show-goers make Effie Trinket look tame
. These looks make even the most seasoned New Yorkers feel like a Distrct 13er in The Capitol.
When Rue was taken during The Hunger Games and Katniss protested by placing flowers around her, it was a real show of unified strength. A commiseration in their circumstances, if you will. Upon seeing this display, District 11 gave Katniss the traditional District 13 salute before erupting in anger. When a model sees another fall, when a showgoer is strapped for cab money or a PR girl is harried at the door, people join together. It doesn't matter if they're from competing agencies, magazines or websites, there's just a moment of understanding. It's beautiful, really.
The Arena
True, in The Hunger Games there is only one enormous arena and it was controlled by a qualified team of trained specialists. NYFW has 2 official arenas: Lincoln Center and Milk Studios. They're set up every year and it's where most of the action goes down and where most eyes are glued. If you hit the borders of either venue, you will be dealt with accordingly. Particularly at Milk.
When Katniss got cozy with Peeta in the Arena, she was rewarded by her sponsors with a gift. When she was badly burned, another gift. Well, fashion week is full of gifts! Like when Karlie Kloss was handing out cookies to weary fashion people on the street. I didn't actually have the guts to speak to Karlie Kloss, but I've been told the cookies were the perfect antidote to tracker jackers.
Blending In Helps
As somebody who has been to fashion week looking like they weren't supposed to be at fashion week, I can tell you that blending with the crowd helps you survive. That doesn't mean you have to dress like an affected tumblr addict, but just look the part. Just the way Peeta camouflaged himself to avoid being discovered. Camo is your friend.
You Just Want Somebody to Throw You Some Bread
Finding time to eat during fashion week is tough. It's not so much the lack of food, just the scheduling of the activity. Sometimes you find yourself in the plaza of Lincoln Center just hoping somebody would toss you some carbs. But no, that never happens.
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The Texas Rangers win the exclusive bidding rights to Yu Darvish, posting a reported bid of $51.7 million dollars, according to Jeff Passan of Yahoo! Sports.
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