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4 But in the seventh year shall be a sabbath of rest unto the land, a sabbath for the LORD: thou shalt neither sow thy field, nor prune thy vineyard. | 4 But in the seventh year the land is to have a sabbath of rest, a sabbath to the LORD. Do not sow your fields or prune your vineyards. |
5 That which groweth of its own accord of thy harvest thou shalt not reap , neither gather the grapes of thy vine undressed: for it is a year of rest unto the land. | 5 Do not reap what grows of itself or harvest the grapes of your untended vines. The land is to have a year of rest. |
6 And the sabbath of the land shall be meat for you; for thee, and for thy servant, and for thy maid, and for thy hired servant, and for thy stranger that sojourneth with thee, | 6 Whatever the land yields during the sabbath year will be food for you--for yourself, your manservant and maidservant, and the hired worker and temporary resident who live among you, |
7 And for thy cattle, and for the beast that are in thy land, shall all the increase thereof be meat . | 7 as well as for your livestock and the wild animals in your land. Whatever the land produces may be eaten. |
8 And thou shalt number seven sabbaths of years unto thee, seven times seven years; and the space of the seven sabbaths of years shall be unto thee forty and nine years. | 8 " 'Count off seven sabbaths of years--seven times seven years--so that the seven sabbaths of years amount to a period of forty-nine years. |
9 Then shalt thou cause the trumpet of the jubile to sound on the tenth day of the seventh month, in the day of atonement shall ye make the trumpet sound throughout all your land. | 9 Then have the trumpet sounded everywhere on the tenth day of the seventh month; on the Day of Atonement sound the trumpet throughout your land. |
10 And ye shall hallow the fiftieth year, and proclaim liberty throughout all the land unto all the inhabitants thereof: it shall be a jubile unto you; and ye shall return every man unto his possession, and ye shall return every man unto his family. | 10 Consecrate the fiftieth year and proclaim liberty throughout the land to all its inhabitants. It shall be a jubilee for you; each one of you is to return to his family property and each to his own clan. |
11 A jubile shall that fiftieth year be unto you: ye shall not sow , neither reap that which groweth of itself in it, nor gather the grapes in it of thy vine undressed. | 11 The fiftieth year shall be a jubilee for you; do not sow and do not reap what grows of itself or harvest the untended vines. |
12 For it is the jubile; it shall be holy unto you: ye shall eat the increase thereof out of the field. | 12 For it is a jubilee and is to be holy for you; eat only what is taken directly from the fields. |
13 In the year of this jubile ye shall return every man unto his possession. | 13 " 'In this Year of Jubilee everyone is to return to his own property. |
14 And if thou sell ought unto thy neighbour, or buyest ought of thy neighbour's hand, ye shall not oppress one another: | 14 " 'If you sell land to one of your countrymen or buy any from him, do not take advantage of each other. |
The King James Version is in the public domain. (The King James Bible Version Online) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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I think we can all agree that American Icons isn't much of a theme, right? Personally, I didn't feel like there was much consistency throughout the semifinals, which didn't bother me all that much, but I just sort of felt like there didn't even need to be a theme. The theme was that it was the semifinals, and everyone was "Under Pressure." Get it? My American Icons would be Queen! OK, that's precisely why this night didn't work.
Tonight's guest judge was director/choreographer Kenny Ortega, who has more credit in the dance world than just about any guest judge we've seen. Sure, he didn't have Ricky Martin's pants or Redfoo's hair, but at least he didn't have Abby Lee Miller's anything, am I right?
All in all, I thought Kenny was a tad bland, but I will say that his comment about what he was looking for threw me for a loop. I had barely opened my Diet Pepsi for the evening when I had to write this down: "I'm looking to see you surrender to one another, enjoy yourselves, and take me to a place I've never been." I'm not sure what show you think you signed up for Kenny, but we keep things PG over here on DWTS.
Candace Cameron Bure and Mark Ballas: 34/40 First up, we went into rehearsals with Candace and Mark, who actually sort of stole my heart in their discussion about dancing to Janet Jackson's "Nasty." Candace admitted she wasn't nasty; Mark creeped her out. It was an all-around good time. And no, there's not a dance where she can just go "Heyyyyy." But suddenly, I really wish there was.
This week, contestants also got to meet with a personal icon, and for Candace, that was Angela Thomas, a Bible teacher and author. Thomas helped Candace realize that her dances are less for millions of people and more for an "audience of one." And no, she wasn't talking about her Aunt Becky, Lori Loughlin, who was in the house -- the full house, if you will. (I'm here all night!)
First, Candace and Mark had a waltz that was just plain painful. My only good note happened at the very beginning and consisted of two words: "Good walking." Good walking, guys. Honestly. But this dance fell apart quickly after Candace messed up and basically crumbled before our eyes. Mark had to physically move her arm at one point in the routine. Had she literally stopped moving?!
Also, I found it fitting how the dance ended with him walking away with a suitcase, presumably going to pick up another partner. OK, that was harsh, but as Carrie Ann would say, "It's my job!"
The judges recognized that the pressure got to her, but they cheered her on for her second number. Bruno mentioned how she needed to watch her face, because her mistake was apparent in her panicked expression. As my American Icon would say, "The show must go on!"
And in case you were wondering, Mark was whispering steps into her ear trying to get her through. Also, somehow -- no thanks to me -- Candace was safe. As bad as that dance was, I will say that celebration was pretty epic. Mark could barely hold her back. Why can't she move like that when it counts?
Charlie White and Sharna Burgess: 40/40 After talking to his idol, Olympic gold medalist Scott Hamilton, Charlie prepared for a samba to "Mo Money, Mo Problems" -- yes, you read that correctly. As Sharna put it, "Hip-hop doesn't really sit well on Charlie's body." As if we couldn't tell from the way he said, "More Money, More Problems." Although, he had no problem saying, "Welcome to New York, b---h," which I found endlessly fascinating and oddly charming.
First up, Charlie and Sharn's foxtrot marked the return of that freakin' cane! Thankfully, Sharna threw it away before he could drop it, but then he dropped his handkerchief. Stop it with the props already! As my roommate put it, "Why does she keep doing this to him?" And as I put it (in my head), "Why does she keep doing this to me?!" Thankfully, the number recovered and ended with Charlie doing twirls on twirls on twirls, being all "Welcome to the Olympics, b---h!" At least that's what he was saying in my head.
Kenny wanted to pop some champagne and called Charlie the toast of New York. Bruno loved the sophistication, and Carrie Ann -- whose hair looked really full and awesome tonight -- gave it a brilliant times-3. Len? "Just right tonight, Charlie White. End of story." Oh, Len.
And in my weekly relationship with Erin, I think I'm officially on board. She both hated on the cane and said the phrase "Make it rain." It's official: I can't hate that woman.
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"Ok what am I doing wrong? 4 tablespoons of olive oil? The breadcrumbs sucked that up in about 2 seconds flat, I ended up using WAY more oil to fry them.... like enough that I was seeing the calorie counter hit it's max!!!!
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This is probably the most complicated project I have made to date and definitely the one I am most proud of! It's the bodice of Simplicity 1876 with the skirt of the By Hand London Flora Dress. I pushed myself to use new and complex sewing techniques in this project including lots of hand basting, including a waist stay and rolled hems. Full details can be found on my blog http://chainstitcher.blogspot.co.uk/2014/10/oscar-de-la-renta-silk-chiffon-dress.html


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...Mohnickey, Noah Sanchez and Toby Bitonel. Top row, from left: coach Lance Baker, Landon Peterson, Ross Koetting, Dylan Jackson, Caleb White, Spencer Simpson, Jacob Sanchez and coach David Sanchez.
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By The Banker | Ask an Ex-Banker, Blog Posts, How Not To Invest, Investing, TexasEditor's Note: A version of this post appeared today in the San Antonio Express News: A former student at Trinity sent me a Facebook message recently. He linked to an advertisement message for an investment advisory company that emphasized the importance of 'rebalancing' one's investment portfolio every quarter or every year. I realized I had [&hellip


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Come April-May, the southern Serengeti becomes drier and the animals gather in huge herds, ready to move north-west towards greener grazing areas – the Great Migration. Arguably the most dramatic part of this mass movement is the crossing of the Grumeti River in the west of the Serengeti, usually in June or July – huge crocs lie in wait to pick off unwary ungulates as they paddle across.
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But absent the touchy-feely food politics and trendy appearance, at heart the Kitchen is just another bistro, another neighborhood place that isn't really in it entirely for the neighborhood, another classy-casual, fancy-smart boîte du jour presenting a board of reconsidered classics that were tired the moment they were conceived.
Sure, the food looks pretty. It looks rustic when it ought to, arts modernes when it should. The peekytoe crab salad with avocado came dressed with a simple slice of lime, the plate lined with cut rounds of grilled baguette. The fig and prosciutto plate was a mess -- but a careful mess -- of beautiful, pale pink prosciutto cut paper-thin and fatty, black Mission figs quartered and scattered, a lace of fine olive oil, and a tiny jungle of organic (read: spotty) bitter greens mounded up along the back of the plain white plate. A bowl of fish stew looked ready for a Gourmet cover shot, with its bias-cut spears of grill-marked crostini crossed just so.
Unfortunately, that peekytoe salad had abused its star ingredient by burying the shredded crab in a heavy remoulade that pointlessly disguised every flavor but the smeary slickness of fresh avocado, so that spreading it on the toasted baguette was like eating an open-faced mayonnaise sandwich. While the prosciutto was excellent -- cut properly, generously portioned, well-sourced and touched only with that drizzle of oil -- the Mission figs were past their prime, lovely to look at but too soft, too mushy and without that seedy crunch and heavy-sweet clover-honey flavor that makes them, at their best, a prize of surpassing delicacy. And the fish stew? I blame my fawning server, a good guy who gave excellent, thoughtful service, answered every question put to him -- correctly, no less -- and generally did his job with speed and grace. But he was nuts for this stew, mentioned it maybe five times while I was trying to decide what to have, really pushed the stew and probably would have dumped some into a doggie bag and tucked it in my back pocket when I wasn't looking if I didn't order it. So I did, and that was a mistake.
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Imagine cold, chunky tomato soup slorked out of the can and into a sauté pan. Imagine the big pieces of tomato solids, the pasty-sweet smell. Now add to that a handful of seafoods (calamari rings, little bay scallops, irregularly sized chunks of flaky white fish), some cayenne pepper, a dollop of last night's leftover pizza sauce, an unbalanced mix of whatever you have in the spice rack. Now heat everything together (guaranteeing that the calamari is going to be overdone and chewy, the scallops perfect, and the fish somewhere in between, depending on the size of the pieces), garnish and serve lukewarm. At the first spoonful, the cold tomato soup image leapt immediately to mind. The rest of the grim comparison came later.
Before knowing anything about the combined pedigrees of Musk and Matheson, I would have said the Kitchen was a brilliant space struggling through course after course of amateurish mistakes. I would've said that there was not much fun in this food, not a lot of depth and that it all seemed overwhelmingly flat. Now that I do know who these guys are, my opinion isn't much changed -- but I'm a lot more puzzled as to why the place isn't any better. The Kitchen's crew is trying, but displays far more heart than talent. The tomato broth was a good example of where this galley goes wrong. It was flavorful, but just not flavored well. This flaw seemed to ameliorate the longer the soup sat -- with time, the spikes and barbs of competing spices mellowed, taking on some of the oiliness of the fish and smoothing over into something decent -- but by then, it didn't much matter. I'd rather have a dish that's perfect at the first taste, then goes to crap, than one that takes ten minutes to find its legs. All the broth needed was a couple more minutes on the heat. All the fish needed was someone who understood the tricky chemistry of slow-cooking seafood. But that someone didn't appear to be in the Kitchen.
If that someone were there, I wouldn't have gotten an asparagus risotto whose most qualifying characteristic was that it was green. The charcuterie and cheese plates would have been less perfunctory. And that someone certainly would have realized that the braised pork with fennel in a sweet bucolic reduction of apples and fried potatoes, topped with a creamed parsley sauce and dressed with candied figs and cherries, would have worked better had there been snow flying outside instead of an air temperature locked solid at 78 degrees. But what the hell: Christmas in July.
The Kitchen's packaging is undeniably wonderful. The space looks perfect, and the smell coming from the open kitchen is a great mishmash of a dozen ethnic stinks that couldn't possibly come from any galley other than one doing Kumomoto oysters with ginger vinaigrette here, simple tarragon chicken there, and who knows, maybe a holiday goose as well. But what's inside all the packaging isn't worth the effort. Not yet. While none of the food creating those smells is terrible, none of it is terribly inspired, either.
Still, I'll be back in the Kitchen one day soon. This place has too much potential, too much ambition, not to give it another try. But the next time I come, I'm bringing a couple extra bucks for the guy with the cat-and-dog act next door.


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Hope everyone gets off to a good start this week.
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Biggest Loser Challenges - Red Team Fall Focus Chat Thread Week 6 (10/25-10/31)View Full Version : Red Team Fall Focus Chat Thread Week 6 (10/25-10/31) shan84 10-24-2010, 11:55 PM Another week has passed! Hope everyone gets off to a good start this week. I will try to have results for you soon. CanadaMel 10-25-2010, 12:06 AM Week 6- nearly halfway through the challenge! That means Christmas is just around the corner-ack! Does everyone have a costume picked out for Halloween? I don't. I usually stay home & hand out candy, but don't dress up. But I love seeing the kids in their costumes. shan84 10-25-2010, 12:30 AM My students are coming in costume so I am trying to find something small to do for a costume...nothing big though. I'm so excited that Christmas is almost around the corner...and 3 weeks of vacation time!! shan84 10-25-2010, 01:45 AM We had some gains this week, lots of freebies used, and lost 3 more members. Please weigh in each week. We can stick together and make it through our weight loss together. The ups and downs we are always here. Red team lbs and percentage lost -2lbs, -.04% Biggest Loser: Terapet, -3lbs, -2.09% Honorable mention: tambolina -1.4lbs, -.87% KimL1214 -2.19lbs, -.86% nurse2be 10-25-2010, 01:45 AM My kids and hubby are dressing up, but since I'm still hobbling around I'm sitting out this year, bummer! Bigmid 10-25-2010, 01:54 AM Hi just want you to know the results are posted. Have a great OP week everyone:) Violet73 10-25-2010, 08:43 AM I don't dress up for Halloween. Normally I take my daughter trick or treating and to a church festival but she will be at her dad's this year. She is 13 but still likes to go. I'm kinda glad I get the year off :P KimL1214 10-25-2010, 12:13 PM LeslieLou~ Does that mean you get to hand out candy this year?! shan84~ What costume ideas do you have? CanadaMel~ I haven't figured anything out yet, but we usually all dress in a staff theme for Halloween, so we'll see what everyone is doin this year before I decide on mine. How was your turkey dinner? tambolina~ Congrats on 20lbs.!!! julie99s~ How did you do this weekend? alwe74~ You should get to the chiropractor because they can do some treatments on your muscles until they are recovered enough to fix your neck. I got severe whiplash 3 years ago and had to have a couple months of therapy on my muscles before they would loosen up enough for them to crack my neck back into place. TERAPET~ Step class is fun! What other classes do you take, if any? Congrats on being our biggest loser this week!!! Soooo, I did go to the dance and had a BLAST!!! Unfortunately I did have a few drinks, and had a minor confrontation with my exes sister, but managed to not let that ruin my night. I'm still meatless, but am breaking that today as my Mom brought lobster home from Maine for me... definitely having some for lunch. I will keep avoiding other meats though and hopefully continue to see good numbers on the scale like this week! My coworker and I are supposed to hike on Wednesday, but they're calling for Thunder Storms, so we may have to hit the gym instead. I'd rather be hiking though... Happy Monday everyone! sha25 10-25-2010, 07:01 PM Sorry for being MIA for a bit.. Finally feeling better!!! I wanted to dress up this year as Princess Leia, my daughter is Darth vador, lol and my hubby wanted to be boba fett. I thought it be fun to have a little theme going. Unfortunately there is no room in the budget for adult costumes this year!! I can't believe how fast time is flying by between this challenge and holidays right around the corner.. Congrats Terapet!!!! Congrats to all the losers this week.. I was a little sad to see we lost some members this week.. Serval87 10-25-2010, 10:39 PM I kind of stopped doing anything for halloween, but since it falls on a Sunday this year, I will probably be at my parents' on Friday where we will have a scary movie marathon, and then Saturday the church I attend is planning a little dinner and hay ride. :) TERAPET 10-25-2010, 10:42 PM Thanks KimL and Sha25. KimL-I go to the Y a lot. Mostly step but also body sculpting classes and I used to go to yoga at least once a week but since I went back to work, I have been too tired. Hopefully soon I will find a way to work it in again. I also used to do some Zumba but my favorite was during the day so I probably will not be going to any of those for awhile. I was happy to read you had a nice time at the dance. Sha25-Glad you are better. Halloween with your daughter will be fun with or without costumes. Maybe you can go the old fashioned route and make one. (Cinnamon rolls for hair and a sheet for the dress? Just kidding!) julie99s 10-26-2010, 06:52 PM KimL, I did ok this weekend. I mean, I tend to overdo it, but I didn't go over my weekly pts allowance. I tend to take a few points out every night, so I'm not using all 35 on one or two days during the weekend. I find on days I workout, I eat better. Now that YDD is done with soccer until spring, I can get back to Saturday workouts when both the kids gym and tot watch are open. I swear, the planets have to align just so I can get anything done lol. Glad you had fun at the dance and didn't let that incident spoil your night. As for being meatless and the lobster, well, I don't blame you. That stuff is delicious. I'll never cook a live one again though. Funny story, Valentines day we bought a live lobster, and we all didn't want to kill him. ODD and DH wanted to let him go. DH actually said he wished there was an ocean nearby. And I cried. Oh gosh, so not funny then, but looking back, it was like one of those worst case scenerios and we laugh (as do my friends and family). Terapet- that costume sounds delicious! LOL Going to be a busy weekend! Must workout Saturday morning. Downtown trick or treat 1-3. And our (stupid) city is doing trick or treat Saturday night. Many are PO'ed about that (me included). So we will hand out candy at home Saturday night, then go the town over and ToT ON halloween. Also making a halloween feast Sunday. I'm excited. All my favorite holidays, one after another this time of year. sha25 10-26-2010, 07:06 PM Thanks KimL and Sha25. Sha25-Glad you are better. Halloween with your daughter will be fun with or without costumes. Maybe you can go the old fashioned route and make one. (Cinnamon rolls for hair and a sheet for the dress? Just kidding!) LOL, cinnamon buns. Ya got my mind racing on how I can make my own.. I am pretty creative so we will see what I can come up with.. Last year I decided to be "octomom" last minute. Made a sling out of a blanket tied over my shoulder stuck my eight of my daughters baby dolls inside and some big sunglasses and there ya have it!! Everyone loved it.. (well the adults because they got it) Hope everyone is having a good week!! shan84 10-26-2010, 10:39 PM Hope you are all having a good week. Sorry I'm a little MIA this week. Things are busy at work this week. Lots of stuff going on. On the plus side, we are starting the food delivery on Friday. Hope to see some results with it. Also, heading back to the gym this week. So I decided for Halloween on Friday at school I am going to dress up as a NASCAR fan. I think most of the kids will get it, and if nothing else they will recognize the race car on my shirt. I have all the gear because I am actually a hardcore NASCAR fan. So it should be fun. Also Friday the bf and I volunteered to help the PTA at the school with the Halloween evening activities on Friday from 5-7pm. I'm excited and looking forward to the time with all the kids. I used to enjoy Halloween as a kid from what I can remember. Next week is big at school. I am changing our theme unit from now until Christmas break we will be doing an animal theme in my 3/4 year old class. Next week we have two field trips which I am very excited about! Hope you are all doing great. shan84 10-28-2010, 10:25 AM Hope everyone is having a good week. It's Friday here in SK. Also day one of the body creator Korea food delivery plan. I'll let you know how it goes! Hope everyone enjoys their Halloween weekend. My plan is to hit the gym on Saturday and I have lots of work to do for school this week as well. KimL1214 10-28-2010, 12:21 PM shan84~ Have fun with your Halloween stuff!!! Definitely let us know how the food delivery is going! sha25~ Octomom :rofl: That's hilarious!!! julie99s~ LOL, we used to race lobsters across our floor and then giggle maliciously when we put them in the pot (my sisters, brother and I). Now that I think about it, kind of evil of us. But I think it's how we were brought up. We all hunted and fished as kids, and actually depended a lot on the game we were able to get for food. Probably why I'm heartless when it comes lobsters :p Ironically, I was only able to eat half the lobster they brought me, and then I was kind of sick of it. TERAPET~ They offer body sculpt classes at our gym, but I've never been able to get myself to go... Serval87~ What scary movies are you planning on watching? How is everyone doing??? So the weather was BEAUTIFUL yesterday and my coworker and I hiked up one of the local mountains. I put some links to some of the pics I took yesterday below. The trail was super muddy, so we ended up taking the road back down as we really didn't want to spend anymore time on our hands then we did when we climbed up the trail. http://i849.photobucket.com/albums/ab52/kiml121483/Philo/2010243.jpg http://i849.photobucket.com/albums/ab52/kiml121483/Philo/2010246.jpg http://i849.photobucket.com/albums/ab52/kiml121483/Philo/2010255.jpg sha25 10-28-2010, 03:04 PM Kim- Love the pictures, especially the third one. I love the look of fall and leaves changing colors, beautiful.. Glad I made ya laugh, it was a pretty funny costume and so easy to throw together... I have to say that I DID IT...For all of you who have been reading some of my posts lately have been how I am stuck in the 180's for what feels like forever....... WELL THIS MORNING THE SCALE READ 179.4!!!!!:carrot::carrot: I normally don't count it until it sticks for a few days but I am claiming it today!!!WOOT WOOT!!! I literally did a happy dance this morning neeekid in my bathroom..lol Now here is to hoping it sticks!! Hope everyone is well... Pretty quiet around these parts ;) TERAPET 10-28-2010, 09:58 PM KimL-I love your pics. What a beautiful place to live. You might want to think about the body sculpting classes. You will be so happy as you take the weight off. Muscle definition is pretty cool. Also, sometimes the inches off from the toning is pretty rewarding also. Aw, vanity. sha25-Congrats on busting through to the next decade. WooHoo. KimL1214 10-29-2010, 10:08 AM TERAPET~ I could definitely use some muscle definition! Although, I tend to go to the extreme. When I lifted in college (I was a power lifter), I got to the point where I was totally defined in my arms and legs, but still had a nice spare tire... sha25~ :dancer::hyper::encore::woohoo::congrat: CONGRATULATIONS!!! I will be disappearing from the boards for a couple days as I will be spending my weekend with my sisters in NY. I have no idea what we're going to be doing, but it should be a blast!!! Have a great weekend everyone! CanadaMel 10-29-2010, 10:19 AM Sha-congrats on busting through the wall of 180. Kim-great pics, thanks for sharing. Think I'll be using a freebie this week, Ive been holding at +2 lbs on the scale due to some poor food choices ( hello pita chips :0 ) earlier this week. I have to get out of the winter, I want to hibernate, mode. One of the most difficult habits to break. Need to find black & orange clothes for the kids to wear. Have a great Friday all! NSV-I'm wearing size 12 dockers!! Woohoo alwe74 10-29-2010, 02:43 PM Beautiful pictures Kim!!! Congrats Sha...so awesome! julie99s 10-29-2010, 05:55 PM Congrats on your size 12s, Mel! That's awesome on your 179 reading, sha25!! Have fun in NY, Kim. Always wanted to get there someday. The kids came home from school today. Loaded with candy. I love Halloween, but I'll be glad when the candy is gone. We pick out a few favorites and donate the rest to the dentist to send overseas. The girls have a dentist appt the 2nd too. It'll be easy to get rid of hehehe. shan84 10-29-2010, 08:32 PM Kim- Breathtaking photographs. Absolutely stunning! Thanks for sharing! Enjoy your weekend! sha- Congrats on the scale moving! Go you!!! Mel- Size 12! Wowsa! :celebrate: Your amazing!! Julie- Great idea to get rid of the candy. I remember when I was little my sister and I would go trick or treating with our pillowcases as our Halloween basket, and we would always come home with it full, full, full of candy. My parents let us eat on it for about 6 months. No wonder my sister and I both struggled with our weight. On anothe note, my sister started weight watchers and is done 20lbs and almost to her goal weight! Hope everyone has a great weekend. I changed my avatar to share with you my NASCAR fanatic Halloween costume I used for school yesterday. Not much planned for this weekend. Eating the delivered food, heading to the gym today, a little shopping..nothing big. Oh, but so excited for Monday- 1 year anniversary with the bf! Angie 10-29-2010, 09:27 PM Hi everyone! It's been a busy week for me...lots going on at work. I'm happy to report that I shed the weight I had gained last week, plus a little more, so I'll have a respectable weigh in for tomorrow. I haven't read all the posts for this week, but I did want to say congratulations to Mel on the size 12's, and to Sha for busting into a new decade, and to Shan on your anniversary Monday! My high point this week was that my 5 yo DS won a Future Aces award at school for 'Showing Respect' - we took him out to dinner to his favourite restaurant to celebrate, he was soooooo excited. So was I to tell you the truth, I've been on a proud-mommy high all week. :) shan84 10-30-2010, 10:34 AM Here's my two day results so far: Calorie deficit is food and exercise based- Day One- 1,978 Day Two- 1,145 Based on I know the exact calorie amount I'm eating each day since the food is prepared for me, and I also know my calorie burn thanks to my Go Wear Fit! Hope this continues!! TERAPET 10-30-2010, 02:03 PM Angie-Yeah on your son being recognized for being respectful. Very cool. Shan84-That is so nice about the boyfriend. Also, cute costume. Julie-Wise mom move with the candy. The only way I kept any from my kids was the "mommy tax" move to take my share! CanadaMel-WooHoo on the size 12! shan84 10-31-2010, 12:58 AM Hope everyone has been having a great weekend. Even if the chocolate is talking to you saying, "Eat me"...Resist! :hug: Haha. I'm on day three of the new diet. I am showing a huge loss for this week already. I'm so excited for official weigh in tomorrow!!! Thanks to the new diet and part because TOM is finished. Woohoo!! Serval87 10-31-2010, 02:07 AM Kim, your pictures are absolutely breathtaking! I especially loved the last one! So beautiful. We ended up watching the Nightmare on Elm street remake and Trick R Treat. shan84 10-31-2010, 05:56 AM Don't forget to weigh in today (Sunday) before 10pm AST! We have a few people who might be eliminated if they don't post so please, stay with the team and post your weight. Go Red Team!!! Angie 10-31-2010, 10:28 AM Shan, glad your new plan is working well for you! shan84 10-31-2010, 04:04 PM Thanks Angie! I'm feeling really good so far. Weigh in will be posted shortly. shan84 10-31-2010, 04:04 PM So, how was Halloween for everyone? shan84 10-31-2010, 04:06 PM Don't forget to weigh in! :) shan84 10-31-2010, 10:28 PM I will be posting everyone's freebies and eliminations late tonight, but please note that we have time stamps so please weigh in before 10pm AST. 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These fruity dessert bar cookies feature a buttery crumb crust topped with a mixture of raspberry preserves, dried cranberries, nuts and chocolate chips then drizzled with melted white chocolate.
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1. Preheat oven to 350°. Butter a 7- by 11-in. pan. In a food processor, whirl flour, oats, and sugar 10 seconds. Add 1 cup butter; whirl until mixture forms a ball. Set aside 1/2 cup of mixture. Whirl in yolks.
2. Press yolk mixture into pan. Spread with preserves. Sprinkle on cranberries, nuts, and chocolate chips, then press into dough. Form pea-size crumbs with reserved dough mixture; sprinkle over top.
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the staff and location, nice breakfast
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We needed one night between time share weeks and the Brickell Bay was perfect. Great location and very friendly and accommodating. Called us by names every time we went through the lobby.
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Everyone was just extremely caring and professional.
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Location easy access to beach, shops and restaurants
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Friendly staff, facilities (pool, bar, restaurant) acceptable and in great conditions. Bed was comfortable. Excellent location for shopping, food and party. For the price is prefect. I will stay again
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The service is great from the momment you arrive. Everyone is polite and respond always with a smile.
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Location was perfect. Very friendly staff. Great value for the money.
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The staff was excellent. It was very clean and the rooms were always cleaned and even turned down at night as well it is perfectly located that a car is not really needed. The basket of breads and coffee and OJ were just right for my wife and I we would stay there again and again and again
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The bed was very comfortable. The location was acceptable. The swimming pool was acceptable.
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Great location, close to beach, shopping and many restaurants
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Located in the heart of Palm Beach, Aruba, this adults-only resort features a full-service spa and free shuttle service to the beach. Free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel and an American restaurant are also available.
Free bottled water on arrival, a flat-screen TV and an iPod dock are provided in each modern room of the Brickell Bay Beach Club & Spa. A work desk and ironing facilities are included. The bathroom has a bathtub and luxury toiletries.
A fitness centre and an outdoor pool with bar are open to all guests of Brickell Bay. Concierge services can arrange a variety of water sports and activities, and guests are free to make calls to the US and Canada from smart phones.
Tomato Charlie's serves Chicago-style pizza and pasta daily. Additional restaurants and bars are also open at the resort.
The island's Paseo Herencia and Palm Beach Plaza shopping centres are just a 3-minute walk from Brickell Bay Beach Club and there are several restaurants and bars in the surrounding hotel zone. The Queen Beatrix International Airport is 15 minutes' drive away.
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Outdoor Pool, Outdoor Pool (all year), Grounds
Golf Course (within 2 miles), Windsurfing, Diving, Horseback Riding, Snorkeling, Fitness Center, Spa, Massage, Library, Karaoke, Nightclub/DJ
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Location and free wifi.
Poor room service. The hotel should give bottled water every day. The breakfast should change every day.
Rooms ridiculously noisy Far too expensive (high price and taxes almost double compared to other hotels in Aruba...)
The pool and swim up bar are nice. It takes about 4 minutes to walk to the beach area. Golf cart shuttle is always available if unable to walk there. Easy walk to several large scale hotels, casinos, bars, restaurants, shopping. Bus stop is just across the street. Staff is very friendly and courteous.
If you are looking for a posh place with everything brand new- go pay triple the price to get it someplace else. This place was great for our travel style
The staff was nice
The Continental breakfast The pigeons in the eatingroom No variation in the breakfast
Just 1 courtain. Would better plus another one made on light fabric,so you could open the heavy one and enjoy the view with privacy
The hotel is not on the beach. Actually it is not even so close that it can be called a beach club with a straight face. The pool area is ok, but in the middle of parking area and other non-beachy environment. Hotel staff varies from very nice and helpful to not-so-friendly.
It's not on the beach, it's a 7 min walk from the beach. The breakfast is poor, only white carbs, but orange juice and coffee ok. You can also order other stuff like eggs, but you'll have to pay. The room was noisy and not especially clean. The bed was ok.
If you want to be in the epicenter of Palm Beach without paying the high rise hotel prices, this is the place. You could spend $200 or more on a hotel across the street just to sleep, or spend that on great food, drinks, and any beach activity you could think of. I agree this place isn't the 'best', but it's super clean and nice so it's worth the savings. Save your money for food, drinks, and excursions!
pool area, breakfast, hotels club
noise with the water in the room
The room is very confortable, with a lot of space. Location is great right in the middle of lots of restaurantes, bars and pubs... but be aware that the hotel is not in the beach, you must walk around 700 meters.
The breakfast is very poor... tables badly cleaned surrounded by birds and pigeons eating the left overs. The room service is definitively not efficient, we could never get bath mats. More than 20 days have passed and I still did not have the obligatory deposit (charged in the check in) refunded.
Staff very nice and helpful, and thoughfull
Poor signal with wifi in our room airconditioning hard to control
Friendly staff. Good location for night life and beach
The breakfast that was included. I felt really sad for the friendly staff because of the quality of the items at breakfast. A continental breakfast could include a hard boiled egg and some (wheat) cereals. We were were also told that the fresh fruit was not delivered.
Location is key. Service is excellent.
The complimentary breakfast needs to be more diversified. Just two options.
The receptionist at the front desk was most excellent. The bed was big and comfy
No towels in the bathroom upon check in. Slight tinge of cigarette smoke in room even with a humidifier. I asked a for a non-smoking room. The a/c rattled loudly impeding a restful night
Location Staff was awesome!
Sometimes room service was too late; we would come back from the beach and the room was not clean yet. But it was no big deal, hotel is very good overall. Too many iguanas around the pool.
Location, room service,pool, bed.
We needed one night between time share weeks and the Brickell Bay was perfect. Great location and very friendly and accommodating. Called us by names every time we went through the lobby.
When we sat by the pool and had lunch we were pestered by the Iguanas. One actually jumped up on my husbands table trying to get his french fries. The help were feeding then fruit before we left and that encourages them to bother anyone that has food.
We missed or cruise and had to fly to Aruba to catch the boat so I needed to fond a place quick and didn't want to spend the 300 per night. Brickell Bay fit that bill. Located across from the beach front hotels and close to all the restaurants it is in great location. It's not the Ritz but the bed was comfy and the ac worked. Staff was very helpful. The pool was nice too even though we chose to walk to the beach which was a 5 minute walk.
The free breakfast sucked but you can walk 50 yards around the corner and have Hardee's. Drink prices were a little high but they are everywhere. Taxes are high on hotels there.
The location, housekeeping staff, overall... a hotel with friendly staff and comfortable atmosphere.
Due to wrong information given by reservation staff and a totally miscommunication between them and the front desk, we were experiencing cash and credit card issues about our payment that is not in our benefit. Advise: please double check your answers you get on your questions at the front desk. Don't expect to much if you got breakfast included since it's really poor served. Every day the same continental breakfast with 2 choices.
only location and the bed
I was really disappointed during my stay. there was a lot of noise from the lift, staff had no replacing room available. The second they they forgot the towels, the lamps were broken and the room was very humid which made the floor slippery. the maid told me not to turn off the air conditioning to prevent this but i don't want the airco running all day. The reception is small and therefore I had to wait very long for a few times.. On top of that the woman at the beach was very rude and there was very little space on the beach. only the bed was comfortable.
Everyone was just extremely caring and professional.
Neatness of the premises and friendlyness of personnel
Loud and very old room airconditioning in need for replacement
Bathroom doestn work properly . No hot water and shower doesnt work
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Winter time means the time time for me to knit and crochet! I love knitting and crocheting so much.. I wish we had longer winter here! I would go crazy if I even imagine working with wool in the summer here!
Anyways this time I finished a crochet project from last year.. a scarf for myself.. (will post that in a few days).. and this bright orange lace scarf!
This is my first almost successful lace knitting! I am so excited that it turned out way better that any of my previous attempts at knitting lace! I know it is not perfect but not that bad either!
I followed this awesome pattern over HERE. I started with 41 stitches instead of 61 and the scarf turned out to be 65*8 inches.
I had to make 2 separate pieces and then stitch them together using Kitchener stitch. It was my first try and it came out decent enough!
After this, I finally feel ready to move on to more complicated projects than scarves!
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The Mangrove Alliance works to conserve Neotropical mangrove ecosystems through the actions of a coordinated, dynamic network of local, national and international organizations and agencies, dedicated to the conservation and sustainable management of mangrove ecosystems, in order to maintain their functions and the valuable services they provide, for the benefit of biodiversity and people.
Our Vision
We see the diverse mangrove ecosystems of the Neotropics valued by society, and conserved and managed to ensure sustainable benefits for all.
Our Approach
To reduce continued loss of mangroves, the Mangrove Alliance promotes networking and collaborative actions between BirdLife International and other organizations, groups and individuals who share common objectives in the conservation and sustainable management of Neotropical mangrove ecosystems.
We work to develop a dynamic, collaborative network of key players, to facilitate knowledge and experience-sharing, promote collective learning and capacity-building, raise awareness, advocate for mangrove protection, implement on-the-ground actions at Important Bird Areas , and pool resources for long-term mangrove conservation – for both biodiversity and people.
We are true to BirdLife International´s unique way of working through partner organisations who represent a unique geographic territory. Therefore, we prioritize conservation and/or sustainable management actions at IBAs that contain or embrace mangroves in countries and territories in the Americas where a BirdLife Partner is involved.


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DATE & TIME: Tuesday, March 25, 7 p.m. (ET)
FACTS & STATS: Site: Littlejohn Coliseum (10,325) -- Clemson, South Carolina. Television: ESPN. NIT Record: Belmont 2-1, Clemson 17-14. Series Record: First-ever meeting.
GAME NOTES: With a trip to the NIT semifinals on the line, the Belmont Bruins will contend with the Clemson Tigers at Littlejohn Coliseum on Tuesday night.
Belmont, one of four No. 5 seeds in this event, has not faced much resistance in the NIT. The Bruins ran over Green Bay (80-65) in the first round, and then took down Robert Morris (82-71) in the second. They have won 18 of their last 21 games, but missed out on a chance to play in the NCAA Tournament after suffering a 79-73 loss to Eastern Kentucky in the Ohio Valley Conference Tournament title tilt.
Rod Hall's layup with nine seconds to play was the difference in Clemson's 50-49 triumph over the Illinois in the second round of this tourney. The Tigers, who are a No. 3 seed in this event, are 22-12 overall, including their 78-66 defeat of Georgia State in the opening round.
This bout marks the first time these two schools have met on the hardwood.
JJ Mann finished with a game-high 25 points to pace Belmont in its win over Robert Morris. The Bruins only connected on 43.1 percent of their shots from the floor, but they hit a near-perfect 24-of-25 tries at the free-throw line and limited the Colonials to just 39.4 percent shooting.
Although the Bruins were on track offensively compared to their scoring average this season (80.2 ppg), the erratic shooting was out of character. Belmont is sinking 50.2 percent of its field goal attempts on the campaign, ranking second in the country. The Bruins really can't afford to miss shots, as they are collecting only 30.9 rpg. Mann (18.3 ppg) heads a list of four double-digit scorers, which also includes Craig Bradshaw (15.5 ppg), Reece Chamberlain (11 ppg, 5.4 apg) and Drew Windler (10.4 ppg).
Clemson never trailed for nearly 38 minutes to start its contest with Illinois, but the Tigers fell behind, 49-48, with 2:05 remaining on a trey from the Illini's Jon Ekey. Despite a turnover and missed 3-point attempt on their next two possessions, the Tigers were still in position to win in the final seconds, leading to Hall's heroics.
The Tigers play an entirely different brand of basketball than do the Bruins. Clemson is only scoring 63.4 ppg on 42.2 percent shooting, ranking near the bottom of the ACC in each category. However, the Tigers have been able to pile up 22 wins because of their defense, ranking 13th in the country in scoring defense (57.9 ppg) and opponent field goal percentage (.393). K.J. McDaniels (17.3 ppg, 7.1 rpg, 2.8 bpg) has been one of the unsung heroes this season, as he leads Clemson in scoring, rebounding and blocks. He is the only double- digit scorer on the roster, with Hall (9.6 ppg, 3.9 apg) the second option. The Tigers will be missing a key contributor up front in this one, however, as Jaron Blossomgame is out with a hairline fracture in his left shin.
This game features two contradictory ideologies, with the Tigers a slow-paced team that favors defense, and the Bruins more likely to push the tempo. Whichever team can dictate the development of the game will have the edge. Expect the Tigers' superior athleticism, especially down low, to help them grind out a victory.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Clemson 70, Belmont 63


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Dont know what the variety of this is, but it is huge and covered with blooms right now. I need to get some cuttings but not sure which is the best way to do it, water or potting soil. And where do you find the seeds?
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Hi! You have passiflora vitifolia, sometimes called 'grape leaved passionflower'. I don't need any cuttings (I have one, but thanks!) but this one grows fairly easily; though I've never noticed fruit on mine. Doesn't mean they won't, just that mine hasn't yet. I'm sure somebody else will step in here pretty soon and offer more help than I can give you. Amanda 'romando' |
Amanda is right, it's the "grape leaved passionflower" and you need another plant to fertilize it. Supposedly it has delicious fruits, but I've never had fruit either. |
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Cuttings from this one root easily in water and it does bear fruit. The fruit is very pretty too. Karyn |
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Leah Glaze
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This soup is filling and delicious--a perfect starter or light vegetarian meal. Carbs: 36.6g | Fat: 1.8g | Fiber: 12g | Protein: 8.3g | Calories: 165.2
There is no dessert that reminds me of childhood the way brownies do. These little bites are divine. Carbs: 23.6g | Fat: 5g | Fiber: 2.2g | Protein: 2.1g | Calories: 133.4
Usually if a dessert does not have chocolate in one way or another I am not attracted to it. These lemon bars are a lovely exception. Submitted by BLUESUNSHINEFL Carbs: 28g | Fat: 5.7g | Fiber: 1.6g | Protein: 4.1g | Calories: 170.1
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Submitted by YATMAMA Carbs: 0.5g | Fat: 6.2g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 2.3g | Calories: 74.4
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Submitted by MOUSCELIA Carbs: 1.9g | Fat: 6g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 1.4g | Calories: 67.5
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This is an awesome appetizer recipe. Everyone loves it! I'm sure you will too! Submitted by 1KOKOMO1 Carbs: 2.4g | Fat: 1g | Fiber: 0.3g | Protein: 1.6g | Calories: 25.7
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low fat and incredible Submitted by MINWELLA29 Carbs: 16.1g | Fat: 31.3g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 39.3g | Calories: 606.8
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Serving size is 4 mushrooms. Submitted by ACFLYKAT Carbs: 3.2g | Fat: 23.2g | Fiber: 0.7g | Protein: 11g | Calories: 264.3
Try this inexpensive and fresh version of a chicken casserole--no need for processed soups or sauces! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 36.1g | Fat: 8.9g | Fiber: 8.8g | Protein: 27.9g | Calories: 320.6
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Delicious and quick, this dish is a great way to get more fish into your healthy meal plan! We think this baked tilapia recipe can't be beat! Submitted by RACHIELOO Carbs: 1.2g | Fat: 10.5g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 19.6g | Calories: 177.1
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Summary: Horton Foote's uniquely personal style of screenwriting is at its peak in this collection of two Academy Award winners, To Kill a Mockingbird and Tender Mercies, and The Trip to Bountiful, a film widely named as one of 1985's best. ''In an age when the lexicon of cinema is largely visual,'' noted Samuel G. Freedman in the New York Times Magazine, ''Foote writes films. He stresses dialogue and character development rather than spectacle or even traditional narrative.''
Ea ...show morech of the three screenplays sprang from a different origin. One was adapted from the novel by Harper Lee, who later wrote, ''If the integrity of a film adaptation is measured by the degree to which the novelist's intent is preserved, Mr. Foote's screenplay should be studied as a classic.'' Tender Mercies was conceived for the screen, and The Trip to Bountiful came from Foote's own stage and television play. While each demanded solutions to different cinematic problems, all are marked by Foote's own mastery of the screenwriting form, as well as his understanding of human relationships. All three show a modern Chekhov at work, revealing the deep currents of American society through the simplest details of daily life.
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Little Tikes Clubhouse Swing Set
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The Little Tikes Company, founded in 1970, is a world renowned manufacturer and marketer of high-quality, innovative children's products. For over 40 years, Little Tikes products have been known for providing durable, imaginative and active fun for young children. The iconic products range from infant toys, to children's furniture and are a top choice of parents looking for quality and innovation.Little Tikes Clubhouse Swing Set
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Songbird Preinstalled on Philips GoGear Players
The browser and Songbird music player developed out of the Mozilla project have come together in a cooperative framework with Philips in the 2010 models of their GoGear MP3 player series.
The strategic partnership between Philips and the Songbird project ensures that a special Songbird version with the name Philips Songbird will appear as a standard audio-video player in the following models or on an accompanying CD:
- GoGear Muse
- GoGear Vibe
- GoGear Mix
- GoGear Aria
- GoGear Spark
- GoGear Raga
- GoGear Cam
Philips Songbird not only cares for the management and synchronization of the local music collection and on the MP3 player, but also the plugin add-ons from the 7Digital music store and Songkick ticket agency. The Songbird version also has a CD import function.
The first devices will be available worldwide in March 2010. The Philips press release and product pages don't have much to say about whether the driver CDs of the players will have only the Windows version or also binaries for various Linux distros and Mac OS X.
No GoGear support on Mac and Linux versions.
We are still waiting for GoGear support on the Mac and Linux versions of Songbird. Till now syncronization between Songbird and GoGear Spark is only supported on Windows.
Another thing is the lack up playlist sync. Songbird and GoGear is incompatible in terms of supported playlist standards. GoGear doesn't support .m3u or .pls format, which are the only formats Songbird uses.
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Tour for Diversity in Medicine (T4D) is a unique concept--it recruits doctors, dentists and podiatrists to tour university campuses in order to promote, educate and inspire minority students to enter the medical field. It is the brainchild of Dr. Kameron Leigh Matthews, MD JD, co-director and founder, and Dr. Alden M. Landry, MD MPH, co-director and founder.
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Women of color often have trouble finding beauty products that work right with their skin and complexion. So Jodie Patterson and Benjamin Bernet's new website should be a godsend for them. Beauty shopping online destination DooBop offers products for multicultural women.
American Ballet Theater soloist Misty Copeland has signed on to be one of the faces of Under Armour athletic company. Company CEO and founder Kevin Plank announced the news yesterday at a press event held at Vanderbilt Hall at Grand Central Terminal in NYC.
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The Magnet Cove Invitational Tournament will be held Monday, Dec. 1 through Saturday, Dec. 6 with seven schools taking part. The action will start at 4:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 1 when Spring Hill takes on Sparkman in the girls' bracket. The first boys' game will be played between Centerpoint and Sparkman at 5:45 p.m. that day. The Lady Panthers of Magnet Cove will play Centerpoint at 7 p.m. Monday and the final game of the first day will be between the boys of Centerpoint and Sparkman. Both the Malvern boys and girls received a bye in the first round and will play on Thursday, Dec. 4
The Magnet Cove Lady Panthers, as well as the Junior Lady Panthers picked up big wins on Saturday and Monday, respectively. On Saturday, Nov. 22, the Magnet Cove senior girls traveled to Fountain Lake and improved their record to 3-0 with a 45-40 win over the Lady Cobras. The Lady Panthers had to fight back from a sizeable first-half deficit to force the extra period en route to picking up the win. Fountain Lake held a slim 7-6 lead after one quarter and pushed that lead to 19-11 at the half.
For the full story, see the Wednesday, Nov. 26 edition of the Malvern Daily Record.
There is a famous quote, which has been attributed to various people through history that states: "Sports do not build character, they reveal it." Anyone that has spent a significant time around athletes knows there is no truer statement. All too often we hear all about the bad things that athletes are capable of. The media is partially responsible for that, because the more salacious the story, the more people want to tell it.
The Malvern Leopards (9-3) are once again in the quarterfinals of the Class 4A playoffs this week, thanks to an upset over top-seeded, and previously undefeated, Pea Ridge on the road a week ago. Their opponent this week, the Clinton Yellowjackets (9-3) are also coming off an upset of top-seeded Pine Bluff Dollarway, allowing the Leopards to host this week's game. The winner of this week's game will move one step closer to the state championship game at Little Rock's War Memorial Stadium in two weeks.
It is that magical time of year — when the college football and basketball seasons overlap. Today, Arkansas fans are in for a treat, first with the football team, then later tonight with the hardwood Hogs. If all goes well, the Razorbacks could be on the road to having a very good football and basketball team in the same season (I'm looking ahead to 2015). With a win this afternoon on the road against No. 20 Missouri, the football Razorbacks will be 7-5 and put themselves in a position for a possible Cotton Bowl bid.
On Tuesday, Nov. 25, the Magnet Cove basketball teams got one more game in before the holiday with a road trip to Mena. The previously undefeated Lady Panthers suffered their first loss of the season at the hands of the 4A Classification's Lady Bearcats, but they weren't the only ones. Both the junior boys and senior boys stumbled on the road and came home with losses. The first game of the night saw the Magnet Cove Junior Panthers fall to Mena by the score of 48-18. The Junior Panthers were held scoreless in the first quarter and trailed 14-0 after the first six minutes.
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Oakland (1-10) 24 vs Kansas City (7-4) 20
VIDEO: Late-surging Arkansas could get even better Sports Illustrated's Andy Staples discusses the future for Arkansas after its 30-0 win over Ole Miss.
Thursday Night Football 11/13 Miami (6-4) 22 vs Buffalo (5-5) 9
Miami QB Ryan Tannehill threw 2 second half touchdowns to rally a comeback victory over Buffalo. Buffalo was moving the ball up and down the field early, but could not seem to find the end zone to cap drivers. They clung to a 9-3 lead as they kept Miami in check. Tannehill was able to rally his team's offense to score 19 unanswered points to seal the game and second place in the AFC East.
Houston (5-5) 23 @ Cleveland (6-4) 7
I have said before that I enjoy being proven wrong on certain occasions. Last week, I had picked the Arkansas Razorbacks to lose at home to LSU (a top 20 team), even though the Hogs were favored in the game. I took a break from moving to Malvern to sit down with my father to watch the game Saturday night, fully expecting my prediction to come true. Even when Arkansas took the early 10-0 lead, I kept waiting for that other shoe to drop, as it had so many times during that seasons-long conference losing streak.


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The well-coiffed housewife (played by January Jones) carries off conservative ?60s fashion flawlessly, including this dress created by the show?s costume designer, Katherine Janie Bryant. Lately Draper?s looks have gotten slightly more risque in conjunction with her behavior.
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