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Non-BCS Player of the Week: Matt Bouldin
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Matt Bouldin – Gonzaga
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Ahmad Nivins - Saint Joseph's
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Submitted by TABALICIOUS Carbs: 11g | Fat: 3.3g | Fiber: 1.5g | Protein: 38g | Calories: 241.8
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In a visit to a DC Chipotle, President Obama unleashed a social media firestorm after committing the fast food chain's cardinal sin – he reached over the sneeze glass.
Obama went to Chipotle Monday with participants in the White House Working Families Summit. Apparently the president had never been before, or at least he hadn't ordered himself in a while, because his finger came dangerously close to the food behind the counter.
The germaphobes on Twitter responded with outrage. Obama's faux pas has been called "grounds for impeachment" and labeled as vast "presidential overreach."
Pres Obama orders his burrito bowl at a Chipotle today before lunch w participants in the working families summit. pic.twitter.com/eVXgeYlYDe
— petesouza (@petesouza) June 24, 2014
I think we can all agree that Obama reaching over the glass at Chipotle is grounds for impeachment, if not exile
— JustinGreen∞ (@JGreenDC) June 24, 2014
INSTANT IMPEACHMENT "Obama called for reach-in foul at Chipotle – http://t.co/h6a0JYYsgX #Chipotle #Obama #Manners pic.twitter.com/HXDUOvLxgR"
— PAULY HARK (@paulyharker) June 24, 2014
PRESIDENTIAL OVERREACH pic.twitter.com/t0R2m74FWk
— Sahil Kapur (@sahilkapur) June 24, 2014
The president was also criticized for calling the fast food chain "Chipotle's," rather than "Chipotle."


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By LARRY VAUGHT
For as long as he's watched Kentucky basketball, Chicago junior guard Charles Matthews has always "admired how fast they play, get up and down the court and throw the lob" during games.
That's why he verbally committed to UK and coach John Calipari even though the coach warned him that playing at UK was not for everybody.
"I felt I connected real well with him and just felt I knew for sure that is where I wanted to go. I felt it would be disrespectful to other coaches if I allowed them to keep recruiting me when I knew where I wanted to go," said Matthews. "He stressed to me it was not going to be easy and that everybody goes through a lot of adversity and there will be a lot of doubters and a lot down on the program because they have done so well with young kids in the past."
Matthews says he "can play any position" and refers to himself as a "combo guard" because of his versatility.
"I don't let stats define me," Matthews said. "I go out and play hard and get the win. That's all that matters."
His high school coach, Gary DeCesare, is a former college coach. He knows Calipari well and also coached UK assistant Orlando Antigua. He thinks Matthews will fit well at Kentucky.
"He has great versatility on the floor. That's what he does best," DeCesare said. "He is 6-6, 6-7 and can handle the ball and shoot. He can play all three guard positions. He's played every position on the court for me.
"He wants to be the best. He's like a sponge and absorbs everything. Not only does he want to be the best, but he wants to do something perfect if you give him something to work on. I started four Division I players and had four players averaging in double figures. If Charles needed to score 30 points for us to win, he could do it. He just does what it takes to win, which can be a pretty rare attribute now."
DeCesare says he's rare off the court, too.
"He's a great kid. He just blends in with our other students. He's a normal student. He's grateful for his God-given talent, but he's humble. He's so likeable. If you went into a classroom, you would not know he is a future college basketball player. He just fits in with everybody else," the coach said. "If a kid has a good idea and feel for where he wants to go, I tell guys to go ahead and make their decision. If you know what you want to do, and he did, why wait. He knew Kentucky was where he wanted to be, so I knew he was not the kind of kid that would want to mislead others recruiting him.
"I am familiar with Cal. I had two kids play for him during his Final Four run at UMass. Orlando (Antigua) played for me for four years, but it is all about the good fit with the head coach. Assistants come and go. It's about the relationship with the head coach being good for you. They all recruited him. Cal's style is not to just have one guy do the recruiting. It's all a team effort. They all talked to him. Cal has been here. Orlando has been here. Kenny Payne has been here. They all did the work.
"Cal's style is to be up front with kids. He knows about texting, tweeting and all that stuff. He knows how to build those relationships and Charles feels he has a great relationship with Cal and the Kentucky staff."


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Nanao Ise is the Lieutenant of 8th Division in the Gotei 13, under Captain Shunsui Kyōraku.
Much of Nanao Ise's origin is unknown. It was 100 years ago she was a young Soul Reaper in the Gotei 13's 8th Division. She would come the first night of ever month to meet Lieutenant Lisa Yadōmaru so she could read to her. Lisa was sent on a mission on the night they were suppose to read on a mission. Captain Shunsui Kyōraku ensured the disappointed Nanao that Lisa would return tomorrow, but she never returned after that night.
After several years, she grew up to take Lisa's role as Captain Shunsui's Lieutenant in the Gotei 13. She's a dedicated and disciplined hard worker for the lazy Shunsui.
The character of Nanao Ise is a supporting character of the BLEACH series that was created by Tite Kubo, It first began serialization Weekly Shonen Jump in August 2001. She was first introduced during the Soul Society: The Sneak Entry story arc story arc that began in Volume 9.
She first appeared in BLEACH Volume 12, CH. 102 "Nobody Beats", and her first anime appearance was in BLEACH - Episode 36 "Kenpachi Zaraki Approaches! ". Her character in the Japanese series is voiced by Hitomi Nabatame, and the U.S. dub produced by VIZ Media is done by Kate Higgins.
" Don't worry. I will stay several steps behind you, so as not to get caught in trouble, but I will follow. "
nanao Ise BLEACH Vol. 16 Ch. 138
Nano Ise is a serious and pragmatic woman. She dresses modestly with long black hair she styles styles by pinning it back and up. She has blue eyes, and wears glasses. Her resemblance to Lisa Yadōmaru is remarkable, but they are not related. Lisa was someone she looked up to when she was much younger. It's likely that Nanao idealized Lisa and styled herself after her. She's strict about her duty and often becomes impatient with Captain Shunsui's antics. As frustrated as she becomes with Shunsui, she is loyal to her captain, but not shy about scolding him.
Birthday: July 7
Hair: Black
Eyes: Blue
Height: 164 cm (5'4½")
Weight: 48 kg (106 lbs)
Nanao has never actually taken part in battle, but this is not out of fear or avoidance. She wanted to try and help Captain Shunsui and Ukitake against Chief-Commander Yamamoto, but couldn't withstand Yamamoto's intense Spiritual Pressure. Despite her admiration for Lisa Yadōmaru, it's unknown if Nanao is aware that she's still alive and among the Visored. She was a child when Lisa went missing, and Captain Shunsui possibly kept some of the details from her.
Tthe Seireitei of the Soul Society had been infiltrated by four humans who were after Rukia Kuchiki. Nanao reluctantly assisted Captain Shunsui Kyōraku in his dramatic introduction to Sado Yasutora by throwing flower petals from the roof, but lost patience and dumped the remainder on his head for teasing her. She remains out of Shunsui's battle, which he wins. As they are informed that 5th Division Captain Sousuke Aizen had been murdered, Nanao noticed Yatsutora was still alive. She offered to finish him off, but Shunsui elected to spare him on the chance he had answers about Aizen's death.
As Rukia's execution neared, she found Captain Shunsui sleeping on the roofs. He was uneasy about this execution. He was considering something drastic, and asked her opinion. She knew he was going to just do what he wanted anyways, but promised to follow. Captain Shunsui and Jushirou Ukitake joined forces to destroy the Sōkyoku to end the execution. She tried join the two in fighting Chief-Commander Shigekuni Yamamoto-Genryusai, but she was overcome my Yamamoto's spiritual pressure and felt suffocated. As she collapsed in fear, Captain Shunsui caught her and took her away for safety before going back to the fight.
Captain Aizen was soon revealed to be alive and had been the cause of recent conspiracies. He took the Hogyoku from inside Rukia's Gigai body and escaped to Hueco Mundo with Captains Gin Ichimaru and Kaname Tousen. The human invaders were now the Soul Society's allies for the coming war with Aizen.
Nanao, Sentaro, and Kiyone assisted Captains Shunsui and Ukitake in raiding Aizen's files to try and discover what his final agenda was. They discovered that he planned to create a copy of the King's Key by destroying Karakura Town in the Human World.
Nanao possesses exceptional skill and power as a lieutenant in the Gotei 13. She's formally educated and most likely graduated the Shino Academy as a young child since she was seen as a little girl in the 8th Division. She holds a high Spiritual Pressure among the Lieutenants, but no where near the level of most Captains.
The Zanpakuto is the unique sword of the Soul Reaper. Though, not much is known about Nanao's zanpakuto since she's rarely seen with it. It's believed she keeps her sword hidden up the sleeve of her cloak. When she attempted to help Captains Shunsui and Ukitake, she was reaching up her sleeve before being overcome by Yamamoto. Her zanpakuto only appears in the BLEACH art book "All Color but the Black", but is mostly obscured.
Nanao Ise is a character in BLEACH and has made numerous appearances in the different products based on Tite Kubo's original manga. These include the anime, animated movies, and video games.
In the original anime that aired in Japan of Tite Kubo's BLEACH series, Nanao is a popular character that's made brief appearances in even filler arcs. In the Shinigami Cup omake's, she is shown to be a the Vice-President of the Shinigami Women's Association, under Yachiru Kusajishi.
As a series based mainly on fighting and battles, Nanao Ise has made numerous playable appearances in the BLEACH series of games. Nanou's game debut was in BLEACH: Heat of the Soul 3 (2008) for the Sony PSP. In the Heat of the Soul series, she's shown to use a book both offensively and defensively.
(For a full list of games that feature Nanao Ise, see her profile on Giant Bomb. HERE)
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Hitomi Nabatame | 1 |
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Kate Higgins | 1 |
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Name: | Nanao Ise |
Name: | 伊勢 七緒 |
Romanji: | Ise Nanao |
Gender: | Female |
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1st manga book: | Bleach #12 |
1st anime episode: | Bleach #35 |
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Sat, Dec 24, 05 at 11:10
Well I think I have the pic posting down now. Took a few tries on the test forum but here it goes.
Here are a few pics of my garden project that started in the sping of 2005. We just built our home fall of 2002 at this is my very first flower garden. I orginally started this project to keep the neighbors run off from heavy rains and overwatering of his yard from out of our yard. I had a lot of fun doing this and the garden turned out really well for the first year. I am now planning on putting in another one this coming spring. |
Follow-Up Postings:
- Posted by RosemarieRo z11/24 So Calif (My Page) on Sat, Dec 24, 05 at 11:44
Job well done!! What a transformation! All your hard work paid off! ~Rosemarie |
Rosemarie said it nicely -- WOW! That's really a great garden for a first try. I always have several tries before I'm satisfied with mine. |
- Posted by mercyful35 z6 ID (My Page) on Sat, Dec 24, 05 at 15:33
Thank you so much. I have so many hobbies, all outdoor hobbies, but this one totally took over every thing I do this year. I love to camp, but only went once this year. I was out every day after work dead heading and enjoying the flowers. We had so many bees and it was really neat to just sit on the wall at let them buzz around and watch them work the garden. The asters and mums seemed to attract them most. This year I am going to put in trellis's up against the fence and grow some different flowering vines to get more height. Can't wait until spring. Thanks again, it really means a lot to me. Dan |
- Posted by maureen 9b (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Sat, Dec 24, 05 at 21:34
Very nice!!!!!!! not bad at all for a 1st timer |
- Posted by Garden_Momma 5b/6a OH (My Page) on Fri, Dec 30, 05 at 0:49
A garden well done!!! Very nice... |
Great job!! Please post more pics as your garden matures. Love it!! Polly |
- Posted by kathi_mdgd 9 S.Ca (My Page) on Tue, Jan 10, 06 at 19:58
Love it,you did very well,and since this is just your first,i can't wait to see your 5th.LOl Keep up the good work!! Kathi |
- Posted by flowerlady6 z10 Fl (My Page) on Wed, Jan 11, 06 at 21:08
Oh my goodness. What a wonderful, lovely 1st garden you have. I bet you can hardly wait to see this year's gardens. All the work is really a big part of the enjoyment in having a garden. Great job ~ FlowerLady |
As said before . . . WOW! I will add fabulous! I really liked how you used different heights, both with plantings and with your beds. ~Sherrie |
Wow! That's nice! It's so neat and organized. I need help with mine. I just need some inspiration. |
- Posted by krensgarden z4 WI (My Page) on Fri, Jan 20, 06 at 12:01
Hi Dan, Thank you for sharing your wonderful garden with all of us! I really like your use of the curving lines and varying heights. The asters are beautiful, do you happen to know what variety they were? I'd like to try some this year. It sounds like the gardening bug has bitten you, too. ;-) We don't leave our garden very much during the summer months either as there's always work to do on it, but the two of the main reasons we garden is because we love watching the plants change from day to day and year to year and the serenity we gain from just being outdoors. I hope you will share your 2006 garden with us all too! Thanks again for letting us into your private oasis. Karen |
- Posted by mercyful35 z6 ID (My Page) on Wed, Jan 25, 06 at 0:03
Hi Karen, the pic with the bee are Belgian Mums. I bought them through Spring Hill Nursery. I haven't seen them for sale since I bought them. I have since taken cuttings and started several plants and have given some away to my neighbors. I think I started working on this project in March so only a couple months till I can get out and get started again. I can't wait. Thanks again for all the wonderful comments. Dan-O |
I would be so proud, this is great! |
- Posted by mariesgarden 5 (My Page) on Sat, Feb 18, 06 at 19:30
great |
You get an A+ for your "first" garden. Wonder just what your second garden will look like..."It's kinda fun, ain't it!!" Thanks for sharing....Shirl36 |
That looks really good! Your done a great job. You planned it well. Good stuff.. Did you make those borders? Or do you buy them like that? Ive never seen them, here in Australia. I like them. |
- Posted by mercyful35 z6 ID (My Page) on Mon, Feb 27, 06 at 14:50
The borders are pieces cut from Landscape Timbers from Lowes. They come in 8 foot pieces. I dug a trench 10 inches deep and then filled in around them. |
- Posted by gingergaia (My Page) on Mon, Mar 6, 06 at 3:08
Great First garden. I admire all that work. Looks pretty too.I edged out mine beds with cut fallen trees, but those are starting to rot and it won't be long till I have to replace them.How are the timber cuts held together? Looking forward to more. Ginger |
Here is a link that might be useful: Ginger's Flower Garden
- Posted by mercyful35 z6 ID (My Page) on Mon, Mar 6, 06 at 15:08
When I put them in the trench I made sure they were plumb and level and then I used 3" strips of card board and stapled the strip to the back of the timbers. Once I got several feet held in place with the strips I would fill in the trech around the timbers. That seemed to hold them in place very well. I started to toe nail the timbers together with nails and hammer by putting the nails from the top of one piece and angled down into the next. This didn't work as when hitting with a hammer it threw off the plumbness of the timber. If you had a pneumatic nail gun that would work great. I had thought about renting one and then came up with the cardboard strip idea. Once the garden was filled in with top soil I removed the strips. |
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Document - Colombie. Des défenseurs des droits humains menacés
UA: 252/12 Index: AMR 23/030/2012 Colombia Date: 24 August 2012
LGBTI activists, trade unionists, victims associations and human rights defenders in Barrancabermeja, Northern Colombia, have received death threats from paramilitaries.
On 18 August a flyer produced by the paramilitary group "Rastrojos Comandos Urbanos", which contained death threats, was left at the office of Colombian NGO Gente en Acción (People in Action) in Barrancabermeja, Santander Department. Several activists, including the LGBTI activist Ovidio Nieto Jaraba of People in Action, William Mendoza, president of the Barrancabermeja branch of the Colombian Union of Food Industry Workers (Sindicato Nacional de Trabajadores del Sistema Agroalimentario, SINALTRAINAL) and Himad Abdala Choser, a local human rights defender, were named in the leaflet and accused of "provoking and organizing protest marches" and supporting guerrillas. It also stated that "there will be no more threats but actions […] we are regaining the control of all entities" and appeared to issue those named with a death sentence. These are the latest of several threats following an LGBTI march which took place in Barrancabermeja on 27 July.
Other local organisations were also threatened in the flyer: the Regional Human Rights Corporation (Corporación Regional para la Defensa de los Derechos Humanos, CREDHOS), the Association of Victims of State Crimes in Magdalena Medio Region (Asociación de Victimas de Crímenes de Estado del Magdalena Medio, ASORVIMM), the Peasant Farmer Association of the Cimitarra River Valley (Asociación Campesina del valle del Río Cimitarra, ACVC) and the Association of Displaced People Settled in the Municipality of Barrancabermeja, (Asociación de Desplazados Asentados en el Municipio de Barrancabermeja, ASODESAMUBA).
Please write immediately in Spanish or your own language:
Expressing concern for the safety of Ovidio Nieto Jaraba, William Mendoza and Himad Abdala Choser and the members of ACVC, ASODESMUBA, ASORVIMM, CREDHOS, People in Action and SINALTRAINAL in the light of death threats against them, and calling on the authorities to protect them, in line with their wishes;
Urging the Colombian authorities to order full and impartial investigations into the death threats; to publish the results and bring those responsible to justice;
Remind the Colombian authorities to fulfil their obligations regarding the protections of human rights defenders as specified in the 1998 UN Declaration on Human Rights Defenders, to which Colombia is a state party;
Urging the authorities to take immediate action to dismantle paramilitary groups and break their links with the security forces, in line with stated government commitments and recommendations made by the UN and other intergovernmental organizations
Señor Juan Manuel Santos
Presidente de la República
Palacio de Nariño
Carrera 8 No.7-26, Bogotá, Colombia
Fax: +57 1 596 0631 (keep trying)
Salutation: Dear President Santos/
Estimado Sr. Presidente Santos
Minister of Interior
Señor Federico Renjifo Vélez
Ministerio Del Interior
Carrera 8 No. 7-83, Bogotá, Colombia
Fax: +57 1 283 9876
Salutation: Dear Minister Renjifo /
Estimado Sr. Ministro Renjifo
And copies to:
People in Action
Gente en Acción
Calle 54 No 35-38
Barrio 1 de mayo
Also send copies to diplomatic representatives accredited to your country. Please insert local diplomatic addresses below:
Name Address 1 Address 2 Address 3 Fax Fax number Email Email address Salutation Salutation
Please check with your section office if sending appeals after the above date.
colombian human rights activists threatened
ADditional Information
During the armed conflict in Colombia, which has lasted over four decades, the security forces and paramilitary groups have frequently labelled human rights organizations and trade unions as guerrilla collaborators or supporters, and have gone on to threaten, abduct or kill them. Guerrilla groups have also threatened or killed human rights defenders and trade unionists they consider to be siding with their enemies.
Colombia's paramilitary groups supposedly demobilized in a government-sponsored process that began in 2003, but it is clear from the continuing threats against human rights defenders and other vulnerable groups in different parts of the country that they are still operating.
On 27 July 2012 the local LGBTI community of Barrancabermeja organized a march. It was the first march in the municipality of Barrancabermeja for the respect and recognition of the LGBTI community. Since then those involved in the organization of the march and those supporting them have been threatened. Oviedo Nieto Jaraba received several threatening phone messages. On 14 August an envelope with a bullet cartridge and a flyer with a death threat were found in Himad Abdala Choser's home. The flyer also threatened CREDHOS, ASORVIMM, People in Action, SINALTRAINAL, ACVC and ASODESMUBA.
Name: Ovidio Nieto Jaraba, William Mendoza, Himad Abdala Choser, ACVC, ASODESMUBA ASORVIMM, CREDHOS, People in Action and SINALTRAINAL
Gender m/f: Ovidio Nieto Jaraba (M); William Mendoza (M); Himad Abdala Choser (M); There are both female and male members of the NGOs and trade union
UA: 252/12 Index: AMR 23/030/2012 Issue Date: 24 August 2012


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I was doing some research on Althea aka Rose of Sharon. I saw this picture and had to have one. Now I need someone to dig a hole for me. |
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- Posted by kathi_mdgd 9 S.Ca (My Page) on Sun, Apr 28, 13 at 18:29
Beautiful,if I were closer i'd help you out!! Kathi |
- Posted by plantmaven 8b/9a TX (My Page) on Sun, Apr 28, 13 at 18:42
This is going to sound like a whine, but I don't mean it that way. My oldest son lives with in 45 miles from me. But he is so busy with his job and church. If I asked he would, but I don't want to ask. If I wet the soil and sit on the ground I will eventually get a big enough spot. BUT...if you want to come, I would not mind. lol |
- Posted by girlgroupgirl 8 ATL (My Page) on Sun, Apr 28, 13 at 23:05
That's beautiful! I have a similar rose of sharon but the color is more subtle. I really prefer yours! I had someone to help me dig holes, but unfortunately his help didn't work out in the long run. My hubby isn't around during daylight hours much (and when he is, last thing he is doing is digging me a hole). I just bought two large shrubs, some lorapetalum because they grow FAST (I need to screen out the neighbors driveway partying habits, and perhaps create a little sound buffer)...I've vowed to dig one shovel out of a hole every day until I get a hole deep enough. Then hopefully I can talk hubby into taking a 7 gallon plant out of the pot and putting it in the hole for me. Wait until he sees the new red maple I chose for the side of the yard...it's 15 gallons..... |
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GGG, I think we married fish that came from the same mackerel barrel. :( Kathy, |
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- Posted by hosenemesis SoCal Sunset 19 USDA (My Page) on Mon, Apr 29, 13 at 2:33
It's really unique and I love the edging and ruffles. |
- Posted by koszta_kid Iowazone 5 (My Page) on Mon, Apr 29, 13 at 7:16
I also like the colors. We have one close to house right buy back door.And yes Boy Scout a great idea.BIL was scout leader.And they earn badges.And get grants later for college. |
- Posted by aftermidnight Z8 V. Island B.C. (My Page) on Mon, Apr 29, 13 at 9:07
Kathy, what a great score :). I don't think I've ever seen one as pretty as yours, does it have a variety name? I'm still fortunate enough to be able to dig most holes until it comes to getting through landscape cloth impregnated with tree and couch grass roots then DH takes over with the mattock bless his heart. I still have one little area to do but it'll have to wait until the fall. Annette |
- Posted by plantmaven 8b/9a TX (My Page) on Mon, Apr 29, 13 at 9:50
GGG, it reminds me of the paper flowers we used to get in Mexico. Annie, thanks for the idea. You always rock. Annette, the name is Danica. The article I read stated that it was from a man here in TX about 1982. And introduced to the producer by the nursery where I bought it. |
That's a very pretty flower - I hope you find someone to help. |
- Posted by organic_kitten 7 (My Page) on Tue, Apr 30, 13 at 21:00
Very pretty bloom. I always get to do the planting myself too. I have learned I can plant most anything, it just takes me longer...sometimes a lot longer. You will enjoy that beauty for a long time. kay |
- Posted by plantmaven 8b/9a TX (My Page) on Wed, May 1, 13 at 10:02
it is wet out there after the wonderful 5" rain we got. No errands to run today. I think I will my blue digger thingy out. It breaks up the soil and I can take the clumps out. This area has lots of lime stone veins and slabs . It is supposed to be in the mid 80's today and late Thursday/ Friday a.m. mid 40's. Crazy weather this spring. |
- Posted by susie_gardener_2007 OK 7 (My Page) on Sat, May 11, 13 at 14:44
Your flower is so pretty! I've never seen one like it. |
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Feb 12, 2011
Let's see, John Freshwater was fired for teaching creationism and religious doctrine, or in other words he was fired for teaching Christianity in a public school. As a person who believes in Christianity, why is it all right for the Wilcox Place school to teach Arabic language lessons and teaching on the "Quran and Islamic manners" from 11:50 a.m. to 12:40 p.m. Salah, or prayer. It seem to me that Christianity is being over run by the people who want to teach Arabic and the "Quran". I guess since it's not a public school, it's all right.
Feb 12, 2011
This is a private business that people pay for, it is not a public school. They have every right to open this business and if they can profit from it to keep going. This is a perfect example of the American dream. This is a small business at its best.
Feb 12, 2011
It sounds more like they're trying to usurp our culture with the Arab / Islamic culture. Political correctness is a danger to our country. |
Feb 12, 2011
Whatever, so anything that is against what you believe is wrong. They are running a business, there is not any politically correctness involved. If you want to charge people to learn about the bible, then open your own business and make money. |
Feb 12, 2011
Actually, this school used to be run by an amazing teacher. I'm not sure who the current director is, but this school was long in existence before Majeda came on the scene and had a great reputation. I hope that it continues to uphold the strong foundation, which was built by its initial owner.
Feb 13, 2011
This country welcomes all different races for those who are hating. By the way looks like a great school and doesn't cost much.
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Feb 14, 2011
That's right. We can't be inflammatory. We must all be poltically correct. |
Feb 14, 2011
this is so stupid... i was a students parent at alefba... and majeda joorani and the business before she BOUGHT it was only open for 2 years and my kids were there for all that time, and i never saw her until the last 2-3 months... id appreciate it if u were more honest
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Feb 14, 2011
No, you just have to save your bigotry (and poorly spelled opinions) for Teabag political rallies. Maybe Palin's coming to town? |
Feb 15, 2011
You don't like my opinions, too bad. Here's another opinion,...Arrogant,pompousass ,unpatriotic, America hating leftwing nut radicals like yourself are dangerous to this country. You're right. I don't like "them",(can't specify "arabs" or "muslims" because of the politically correct censor police moderating these forums)...and I like leftwing radicals even less. Something about flying planes into buildings just doesn't seem to inspire a "love for my fellow man" in me. |
Feb 15, 2011
No, you must be politically correct because you're being an ass that doesn't understand private property rights... which is a conservative value. Do us a favor and stay in Grove City. |
Feb 15, 2011
go alef ba very good
Feb 15, 2011
No, I perfectly understand private property rights. It's just something about "them" flying planes into our buildings and then celebrating in their streets, afterward, that doesn't set well with me...and there's also something about naive leftwing America hating radicals I don't like either. |
Feb 16, 2011
No, you don't understand private property rights if it excludes a "them". That may have been how private property worked in 1811, but not 2011. Let me get this straight... So you're going to the "liberal media" tell you to hate all Muslims just because they pointed the camera at a few that were celebrating in the street. Let me add some perspective. There are over a billion muslims in the world. 19 flew a plane into NYC and even if you saw 1000 (which you didn't) celebrating on camera, that's not even close to 1% of the Muslim population. To judge Muslims as a whole for 9/11 is like judging every Christian for the God Hates F*gs people, McVeigh, Hitler, and anyone else who uses religion for their own selfish reasons. That's what radical Islam is: A political group using an established religion to achieve power. That's it. Every religion, ideological, and economic system in the world has been "used" like this. Maybe you're wanting to judge them based on their polled sentiment toward the US. Ok. But their sentiment towards the USA is based on almost 70 years in US involvement in their affairs. We've funded dictatorships, funded rebellions that turned into dictators, and even bombed innocents in our "cold" wars against the Soviets and communism. This is what created the radical islamist movements. I agree with you on naive liberals. Heck, I can't stand naive people. But I think you're being just as arrogant and naive as well. |
Feb 16, 2011
I made comments on this forum which was censored away....typical effort of our media control of our once free society
Feb 16, 2011
So, what you're saying is, the US is evil? That because of our involvement into their affairs we deserved 911 and other acts of islamic terrorism that was committed against ourselves and against other countries around the world? Are you accusing America of being a terrorist state? What's your opinion of the islamic theocracy of Iran? Do you think they suppress and brutalize their own people? Egypts people,(it was a secular movement), rose up and ousted a 30 year Mubarak dictatorship. Iran's islamic government interjected and praised the demonstrations in Egypt, but immediately suppressed a similar uprising of the people in their own country. What do you think about that? What do you think of a nuclear armed Iran? What's your opinion of Hezbollah and Hammas? Are they terrorist organizations? In your opinion, Is America evil? |
Feb 16, 2011
Lol. Is it 2002? Talk about a dated argument... Please get some new material man. Please. 1) Your question "Is America evil" is loaded. 2) You probably can't define "evil" without implicating either the US government of being evil at some point in history, nor can you define how I should judge "America" (government policies, people, culture, etc). 3) You likely asked this question to bait me and get me off topic. Let's be honest, I schooled you and rather than respond with examples, logic, or history, you changed the subject and implied that I'm anti-American. That's right up there with liberals that call people "Racist" because they can't defend their own views. Nice work... You're now as smart as the people you hate. 4) Your implied dislike of Iran ignores the historical missteps the United States itself took when installing the Shah in the 1950s, giving rise the to radical islamist movement and anti-American motives today. Not to mention all of the decisions we made during the cold war that created, funded, and gave weapons to these movements. Your still wrong. When you offer responses to what I said earlier, I'll answer the rest of your off-topic questions. In the meantime, try to research true conservative values like private property rights and how legally, none of these private Arabic studies programs are a problem. It's no wonder people call Grove City, "Grove-tucky", when there are people like you representing it. |
Feb 16, 2011
What was loaded about it? I can answer the question. America is not evil. Do you agree? Below are some of your comments... ... You said that we can't define "evil" without implicating the US government and that I can't define how you should judge "America". Okay, I'm asking you. How are you defining and judging America? Is America evil? ...and what are you implying, that the islamic theocracy in Iran is good and that the United States is evil? What's your opinion of Israel? What do you think of a nuclear armed Iran? What's your opinion of Hezbollah and Hammas? Are they terrorist organizations? |
Feb 16, 2011
I told you what was loaded. Please reread. I noticed you failed to quote that part.:-) Probably because you can't define 'evil' for me. I think it's cause you know that evil is defined and judged based on behavior and you know that the United States' behavior hasn't and isn't 100% innocent in the world. Look, give it up dude. You're not fooling me. You're the one on the defensive here by being against a private Arabic Learning Center in Dublin. And you've perpetuated a massive logical fallacy in your thinking while elevating a matter of local, private property rights (something a constitutional conservative should support) to a convoluted, subjective global matter. The fail is in your court. Until you can defend your positions on the school without using the phrase "them" which lacks definition, legal support, and is morally wrong, you're IN THE WRONG. Case closed. Come to me with a Constitution and we'll talk. So my offering of historical perspective and motive implies that Iran = good and USA = evil? Lol. Nice try. You have all the right wing tricks of 2002 up your sleeve though. What does my opinion of Israel have to do with this? Israel's fine... Don't you believe in a God who's bigger than evil and protects his chosen people? Do you not trust God? Do you hate God? OHHH AND HE FLIPS THE SWITCH! See how I did that? See... Ooooo... That was so Bill O' Reilly of me. I can play your game too dude. I could be like the lefties and call you a racist (which you're kinda close to truly being). But I'm a constitutional conservative and an evangelical who would rather educate. Better luck next time! |
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Ballast Point(AKA Homebrewmart) is my LHBS, but we're not rating that. Occasionally, I have a few "samples" of their beers while getting the ingredients for my recipes. Homebrewmart is the location where the company started and they do most of their specialty beers there. Their stuff is good for the most part. I think they really do well and their beers are smooth. Hopefully, you will get to sample some of the pours to make sure they are ok to be consumed by the judges. I think you will be impressed with at least a few of them.
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I'm going to the fest this weekend and I'm looking forward to both their double IPA and that sour one with the blackberries. Interesting! Although, on paper Brooklyn Brewing looks like they have the most interesting beer in the festival: Cuvee de Cardoz (Belgian-style Wheat Beer w/ ginger, tamarind, mace, black pepper, coriander, fennel, fenugreek, cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg, chilies, and toasted coconut / 8.0%) Could taste like recycled donkey piss, but I'll give it a whack!
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i store my beer in the basement during fermention and bottle conditioning as that is were i have room available. temeratures in my basement are about 62-65 degrees during the colder monthes of the year. as i understand, 70 degrees is about where i need the temerature to be for the best results in fermentation/bottle conditioning. i know there are heating wraps to put on fermenters to control proper temperatures for fermention. without having to build a chamber, i am wondering if there is a similar piece of equipment to use in a similar way for when it comes time for bottle conditioning? or would building a chamber be a better option? any suggestions would be appreciated; thanks!
For fermenting most ales that is a perfect temperature range. The fermentation process will add some heat. Most ales I control between 65-68 degrees. For conditioning without keeping them warmer, you pretty much would just have to let them condition longer. Carbonation will take a couple weeks or more at the lower end of the 60s. The chamber would be your best bet. A big cardboard box would be enough to keep the heat in if you use a reptile warmer to add some heat. You don't need much to maintain a few degrees when you are in the 60s.
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thanks for the advice! how much does these reptile warmers go for? i may consider getting the reptile warmer to help the process along. as far as a chamber, i may not build one (at least not yet) because i already have a heating wrap for my fermenter. i have also read in several places that putting the beer in the fridge for 48 hrs before drinking also helps in the carbonation. i didn't wait the 48 hrs because i got a little too impatient on waiting to drink my homebrew instead of drinking the coors that i have in the fridge. this may also be part of the solution as well.
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12 What I mean is that each of you says, "I belong to Paul," or "I belong to Apollos," or "I belong to Cephas," or "I belong to Christ." | 12 What I mean is this: One of you says, "I follow Paul"; another, "I follow Apollos"; another, "I follow Cephas "; still another, "I follow Christ." |
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It's another busy week ahead on the Irish economic front.
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The later will be the one many will focus most on.
The main focus will be on the latter to see if tax receipts, which were running almost E550m ahead of the official target at end-July remained strong in August.
The Exchequer posted a deficit of E5,180m in January-July compared with an overall budget deficit of E5,155m in the first seven months of 2013. When the 2013 once-off transactions (the sale of Irish Life and the sale of Bank of Ireland CoCos) are excluded, the deficit of E5,180m was an improvement of E2,285m when compared to the same period last year. This was driven by increased tax revenues and lower expenditure. Furthermore, this year's deficit up to the end of July represented an improvement of E798m on the Department of Finance's expectations, mainly due to increased tax receipts and reduced interest expenditure.
Meanwhile, tax revenues in January-July totalled E22,377m, an increase of E1,346m or 6.4pc on the same period in 2013. The Government is targeting an overall increase in tax receipts this year of 5.9pc.
"The budgetary figures in the year-to-date have been positive, and the economy definitely appears to be on an upward trajectory given the key indicators of recent months. Assuming no major external shocks which would hit Irish economic growth projections for 2014, we remain confident that the official 4.8pc of GDP budget deficit target will be bettered. We are now looking for a deficit of below 4.0pc this year. Meanwhile, in the first eight months of the year, an overall Exchequer deficit of E7,050m is forecast, down from a deficit of E7,334m in the same period last year," said Alan McQuaid of Merrion Economics.
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I have been curious to see if the pot size really makes a difference? Is it possible for it to do more harm than good if the pot is "too big"? Reason I am asking is I am getting ready to repot most of my plants into the famous Al's gritty mix but I didn't know if I should buy a couple smaller pots for my smaller pots or larger pots for my larger plants. I don't have too many to do but was told once that on my money that I have I was told the pot was too big for it. I am also concerned that a jade plant I recently received is in a pot that's too small for proper growth. Any and all help will be greatly appreciated. Thank You |
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I've read on here pot size doesn't matter much in a properly made Gritty. |
The old warnings of potting in too large a pot was based on using a mix that retained too much water. In that case you were depending on the plant to transpire away the excess water, impossible, if planted in too big a pot, for the size of the plant. With a well drained mix like Gritty mix such is not a problem. Al |
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Ox and Al are exactly right. What would help would be pics of the plants and pots in question. You are correct that too small a container will not allow for proper growth - and Jades like root-run like anything else. Josh |
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Hopefully that means games will actually start coming at a faster pace and not Iwata just throwing around a buzzword. --- Check out reviews by me and my friends at www.reviewersunknown.com | |
OzzieArcane posted... http://www.siliconera.com/2013/11/05/nintendo-enrich-virtual-console-lineup-3ds-wii-u/ ^ That. I really want to see some N64 games or something. --- Rock, Paper, Snorlax. Snorlax always wins. | |
I hope that they have a cross buy thing where if I buy it once on Wii U, I can play it on the go with my 3DS. I can do it with my DS to GameCube (NES/SNES/GBA) or GC to Wii (PS1 and N64) via emulation by transferring the save data, but can't with my 3DS or Wii U. A faster release scheulde would also help me want to go VC more. Why, after almost one year with the Wii U being out, are we still only getting NES and SNES games? The Wii VC launched with a N64 game and had about 70 games one year afterwards with the Wii U just getting it's 50th game about two weeks ago (which was Urban Champion of all games iiirc with the Wii one being Mario Kart 64). The biggest thing of all would be a account system. I used to have a Wii but sold them because I got bored with them, it would be nice to be able to keep my games on a account of some sort. I was fine with without it during the Wii since it was the first time but this is the Wii U: A new console that should do things better. If my GameCube or DS broke, I can just transfer the games I emulated to a different system or buy the same system and continue playing on there. Why can't I do that without having to send my system to Nintendo? This would be really nice along with (again), being able to transfer between systems. --- YouTube: www.Youtube.com/AdNintendogs | |
MOTHER 3 or bust Oh, and I just want to see all the Wii games I purchased come out already. I've been holding off transferring my system, and it's starting to bother me. --- In honor of the new season, introducing The Fall of Luigi4President I don't see what's so bad about the barbarians. What's wrong with a good haircut? | |
Note how he says "we would like to enrich our Virtual Console lineup" instead of "we will enrich our Virtual Console lineup" I'd like to do a lot things but it doesn't mean I will do it. He says it all the time to dance around issues like pixar movies on 3ds | |
I will enrich Nintendos bank account if they put Mother 3 on the VC. --- NinNetID: ElectricMole, 3DS: 2406-6466-8802 http://abload.de/img/metabanderasps45tuxx.gif | |
They need to stop adding everything we already have on the Wii's VC at the rate of one game a week and start giving us stuff we don't have. Also get the GBA games on there and it wouldn't hurt to add some Gamecube. Also we need games that never saw a release on the original Wii even though they should have. Demon's crest, Contra Harp corps and Castlevania Bloodlines would be a good start. Why didn't these get added first time around? It really boggles the mind how these among many others were somehow left out. --- It is artists, not technicians, who make excellent games. "Hiroshi yamauchi" | |
They better do something special, like free games, for the Wii U's one year anniversary. --- TV raised me, and I turned out tv. -Homer Simpson | |
Gimme Mother 3 --- TV raised me, and I turned out tv. -Homer Simpson | |
How bout they offer something that isn't a NES or SNES game? --- You know the gaming industry is **** when the biggest announcement is that a console can play used games and won't totally screw you over. |
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I agree with the train of thought that says pork... yes. Slaw and beans. Beef, no slaw. As to dry vs wet... for me it depends on the cut and the mood I'm in. I like it both ways. Michigan is not known for BBQ, so I like to taste the different styles form those places that are. I have yet to meet a bbq that I really didn't like. I've been on a quest locally for the best ribs. I don't think I'll ever declare a winner though... because then the quest would be over.
Oh,... and the choice of beer makes a huge difference too. Has to be the right beer!
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I know I created this as a BBQ post but your thought on finding the best ribs Chris made me think of my quest for the best Reuben.
I do believe that I came close in Charleston, SC but cannot remember the restaurant. Disappointments abound.
No! That just means the quest continues. It's an excuse to go back to Charleston and start over!
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I was guessing you meant coleslaw, but I'd never have associated that with BBQ.
As for the meat, I don't really like it dry, but a little spicy and moist, not dripping either. I'm not one of the carbon-eaters.
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I did just have some pulled pork with slaw on it over the weekend.
I grew up in an all-sauce all-the-time family... ~smh~ BUT, recently, I have had my eyes opened by my fellow cad manglers and became acquainted with the dry rub method.
No sauce needed there, baby. Good stuff. Even my oldest son, who is a huge fan of bbq sauce on just about anything, did not want a drop on his ribs.
Oh, and I love a bit of Frank's on chicken and pasta, but, I hadn't thought to put it with BBQ. My DH and oldest son don't do the spicy thing (the youngest and I do, though ).
I prefer sauce and slaw, but honestly...if it's good BBQ, I'll eat it, sauce and slaw or not.
And always toasted buns! ALWAYS!
Just the thought of 'slaw... lets say, there's a well-deserved restraining order involved. The last time I described the noise as a disagreement with lunch. One of my friends disagreed, referring to it as a full-blown domestic dispute.
I think when talking BBQ, dry does not mean cooked to a leathery fare-thee-well. Rather it refers to using a dry rub and slor roasting or smoking the meat with no sauce. Done right, the meat is still fall off the bone tender and juicy. You just don't have the sticky BBQ sauce all over your fingers... which to me is half the fun, if you're not covered insauce when you're done eating your rack of ribs... something was done wrong.
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French-American post-punk outfit DTCV was formed in Los Angeles in 2012 by Guylaine Vivarat (ex-Useless Keys, Tennis System), James Greer (ex-Guided By Voices), and Chris Dunn, a recent transplant from Chicago. A music writer wrote recently (paraphrasing here) that the band sounds like Debbie Harry fronting post-Nico Velvet Underground, and while that's wildly inaccurate, it's less wildly inaccurate than a lot of things that people have written.
DTCV has thus far released two EPs, Very Fallen World and Basket of Masks. A full length album, However Strange, was released in late August 2012 on cassette by Burger Records to coincide with a national tour opening for Guided By Voices in September of that year. All three of these earlier releases will be reissued in January 2014 by Mock Records under the title The Early Year. The groop recently released Hilarious Heaven, an ambitious (read: contains free jazz saxophone skronk and flute solo(s), a piano ballad in French, synth-pop, a Monks cover, and two songs that surpass the eleven minute mark) double album recorded by Steve Kille of Dead Meadow, on Xemu Records. The brilliant artwork was supplied by Robert Pollard of Guided By Voices. DTCV will be touring extensively throughout 2014 in support of both Hilarious Heaven and The Early Year. (The title for the former was taken from James Joyce's Finnegans Wake. FYI.)
Originally a three-piece garage band with dreamy drifts, Spectral Fangs expanded in November 2012 to fit waves of reverb and power pop sensibilities. Now the band floats tight melodies high above a coalescence of '60s soul, '70s punk, irreverent '90s rock and indie pop.
Spectral Fangs' influences range from T.Rex and Belle and Sebastian to The Soft Boys, Dinosaur Jr., The dBs and The Left Banke. This reflects only a sliver of the vast music catalogue galvanizing the band—and the many projects that each Fang has embarked upon since they were teenagers growing up in the Tri-State Area.
For more than a decade prior to becoming Spectral Fangs, Joe, Tony and Jared participated in Connecticut's indie music scene, driving jangly, guitar-focused garage bands like The Saltwater Swells, JFK and The Field Recordings. This sound represented a logical progression from the frenetic punk rock urgency of their earliest band years, when they played New York City dives, famous Connecticut clubs and teen centers.
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Happy Ending was formed by songwriters Hank Hoffman and Jay Mundy. After getting together occasionally for a couple of years to play each others' lyrically dark but earthy rock 'n' roll--as well as classic 1960's covers and extended free-form abstract psychedelic jams--they recruited several friends to record an album.
"Have A Nice Day!" was recorded in the spring of 1983 in two day-long Sunday sessions. Jay and Hank both sang and played guitar, backed up by drummer John Columbus and alto saxophonist Richard "Doc Equis" Brown, with Radio Reptiles guitarist Jeff Fisher on bass. Wedding dark lyrics reflecting Reagan-era fears over nuclear war, environmental degradation
and unemployment with what reviewer John Morthland called "charging hard rock or folk rock with dueling guitars, psychedelic overtones and nods toward Chuck Berry and Bob Dylan," "Have A Nice Day!" was released as a vinyl LP with an accompanying 7-inch 45 and lyric/collage booklet. In Op magazine, editor John Foster termed it "a future cult item for the collectors...if there is a future."
Alas, there wasn't much of a future for the original lineup. After two shows at the legendary New Haven club The Grotto, bassist Jeff Fisher moved out of state and songwriter Jay chose the contemplative life of the hermit.
When not recording as his psychedelic pop alter ego The Alex Butterfield, Hank Hoffman has continued the Happy Ending brand with an evolving cast of musicians ever since, releasing the CD "Smile For The Camera" in 1996 and playing New Haven clubs like the Grotto, the Moon, Cape Codder, cafe nine, Tune Inn and the Best Video Performance Space. On May 27, 2006 the
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The current lineup features original members Hank Hoffman and Richard Brown--the latter now playing guitar and flute as well as sax--along with drummer Tom Smith and bass player Randy Stone. While political songs are still part of the group's repertoire, the set also features many songs with more "pop-oriented" lyrics. Musically, the band's range spans melodic
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To give access to new academic skill (Lore, Linguistics, Cipher), you should to make following steps:
- Give access to the source of the skill. It can be library, a textbook, manual, teacher, a native speaker, and so on. It require some specific actions, any sources you have access by your common training are placed to your advance scheme.
- Put an effort to learn new skill. It means rolling Int or Literacy (for Linguistics), and you will should to pay time and attention – weeks or monthes.
- If your roll is successful, you can take listed advance with such guideline for exp: Common Lore cost is 200, Scholastic Lore cost is 300, Forbidden Lore cost is 500, Cipher cost is 200 (but it can be very difficult to find a teacher!), Linguistics cost 100 for Gothic dialect (ship, hive or tribal), 200 for professional argo, 300 for any other human language (such as techno-lingua), and 500 for xeno language.


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"These muffins were a big hit at Thanksgiving. I only used 1 Tbsp of poultry seasoning as others suggested. I made the stuffin mix ahead of time to let the muffins firm up a bit. They came out of the tin holding there shape. Nice and crunchy on all sides. Will definitely make again. I'm thinking about adding some leftover chicken or turkey, f""