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so last Sunday night (a week ago) I was really upset so I called one of my friends she was alunderstanding and listened to me crying but then she was like yeah I've felt kinda bleh and fat
lately. so I kind of prodded and we talked about body image and stuff and I got it out of herthat she had made herself throw up once, and that she had also cut herself. I know she needs serious
help; I told my mom, who has a pshycology background on tuesday and we decided I need to get my friend to gotalk to someone, but I need advice on how. I tried on Wednesday, but she wouldn't budge. I didn't
mention the cutting or the throwing up, but I kind of impplied. She is going away to bording schoolso I asked if she wanted to talk to someone about that, and then body image issues. but she said
she would rather just talk to me and our friends. I told her that I could only help her so much, whichshe countered with she could only help me with being GLBTQ so much and I was like that is why I calk
to other people but she wouldn't budge.
I'm want to try again tomarrow, has anyone else been in this situation? how should I approach her?
I don't think she will commit suicide or anything like that anytime soon, but I really need to get
her to talk to someone, any advice would be appreciated.
well she doesnt do it now she did it a while back and only one time so i dont think she really needs help
Yeah, I have a close friend that was suicidal at one point, she didn't cut and there was no eating disorder, just some pretty hardcore depression. There was no way that I could get her to talk to someone, her parents wouldn't have gone for letting her talk to anyone and our school wasn't equipped for that kind of thing so i listened to her and tried to reassure her that she wouldn't always be living at home (as most of what had her so upset had to do with her parents)and that how she felt about herself was more important than what her parents thought. I wish that I could have gotten her someone to talk to, a professional that actually knew what they were doing.
I have another friend who cuts and has an eating disorder and is glbtq, his parents found out about the cutting so he's currently seeing someone, but I don't think it's helping which makes me pretty sad. A lot of his behavior is caused by the fact that his dad is very homophobic and he can't really talk about those issues. Things just aren't looking good for him right now.
If you can get your friend to talk to someone that would be the best thing for her. I think there's a difference between talking to your friends about glbtq issues and trying to get them to help you with cutting and an eating disorder, part of being a supportive friend and trying to help her is by letting her know that you think her problems are more than you and your friends are equipped to help her deal with. If she can't understand that, and I hate to say this, but if it persists, you may want to go to her parents.
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i know what your going through. my girlfriend was suicidal for a while. she used to cut and had an eating disorder....which was more a suicide attempt (it went on for quite a while before her mum noticed that she wasnt eating and has left her unbelieveably skinny). she doesnt cut anymore but she tends to punch walls instead and goes through incredibly low patches. ive tried telling her she needs to talk to someone. and she agrees.....but she hasnt done anything about it.
my family are pretty much all involved in mental health either because they work within it or because of my brother, who's schitzophrenic and i think im gonna do some research and find some sites/phone numbers for her and give them to her next time she's feeling down. hopefull that'll help.
hope your friend gets some help soon
My lesbianism is an act of Christian charity. All these women out there praying for a man, and i'm giving them my share. - RMB
You may have jumped to conclusions a little too fast. Although I agree that people who cut themselves (I have a friend who does) and people with eating disorders need professional help, I also think that everyone experiments. If she only did each thing once, she doesn't necessarily need professional help. If she plans to do it again, that's when you get her help. Hope this helped.
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Cheese and Ginger Sachets
Chiizu to gari no gyoza
This is the perfect way to use up any leftover pickled ginger, or gari, from a sushi party.
- Makes 10 sachets
- 80g soft cheese (Feta, Mozzarella, etc.)
- 20g pickled ginger
- 10 gyoza sheets
- vegetable oil for deep-frying
- Cut the cheese into 10 cubes. Chop the pickle into small pieces.
- Place a cheese cube and a pinch of pickles in the middle of a gyoza sheet.
- Wrap the ingredients with the sheet to make a sachet, and twist the top tight using damp fingers.
- Repeat for each sachet. Deep-fry in oil until browned. Drain on kitchen paper to remove any excess oil.

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"We got some inshore wind-flow today," the lifeguard says as he peers out into the sea, his fit, relaxed body a perfect golden brown.
Neither he nor the sea, however, is at perfect ease. Out farther into the surf, the water goes dark under thick gray clouds. Might storm soon. A note of desperation creeps into the lifeguard's voice as he talks about the city's investigation into the Beach Patrol.
"Nothing's going to change," he says. "The Beach Patrol will get a black eye, and things the city already knows about will come out, and nothing will change. It'll be like it never happened. And guess who's still going to be sitting here? Me. Do you think I'm going to jeopardize my livelihood to talk about this stuff? No way. I've got a family."
The lifeguard sits behind a veil of anonymity for good reason. You could hang ten on the paranoia at the beach these days. Amid chattering seagulls there's talk of vendettas and revenge and vandalism and violence.
The Beach Patrol seems to be out of control, like a cross between Baywatch and the French Revolution. Lifeguards are wondering whose head might roll. It seems melodramatic, but the anonymous lifeguard brings up a key point: People's livelihoods are getting screwed with, and that has gotten some laid-back beach folk very upset.
The focal point of the consternation is Jim Shoemaker, the chief of the patrol, who has worked on Hollywood Beach for 22 years. Rumors are swirling about the man everyone calls "Shoe," and city officials have confirmed that a human resources department investigation into his conduct is continuing. Beach Patrol employees have alleged that Shoemaker is greedy for power and will stoop to breaking city rules and suppressing city records to get his way. He plays favorites with employees, and he's wrecked lives in the process.
Shoemaker counters that he is the victim of some bad employees who are out to destroy his career. He says he's been terrorized off and on for more than a year now. All four tires on his 1994 Lexus have been slashed -- twice. One morning he woke up and found the paint on the car's hood melting away. Someone had poured paint remover on it during the night. He says he regularly gets threatening phone calls. Anonymous letters about him have been sent to the city. City officials have investigated these incidents and say it isn't known who is responsible.
"Somebody is trying to carve my heart out," Shoemaker says.
One thing on which everyone agrees is that all the internal strife is ripping the Beach Patrol apart and that that can't be good for the public, who depends on those lifeguards to protect beachgoers.
Jim Carnicella, the director of the city's human resources department, says the investigation should be concluded soon. The investigation has involved much of the department, which includes Shoemaker, an assistant chief, 4 lieutenants, about 25 full-time marine-safety officers (who are basically senior lifeguards), and roughly 40 lifeguards, many of them parttime.
The investigation was indirectly sparked by a dispute between two marine-safety officers, William Fox and Rick Fiorillo, over a girlfriend. Fox, who has worked on the patrol for more than 20 years, says that Fiorillo accused him of calling Fiorillo's girlfriend and then chased him with an iron weight at Beach Patrol headquarters.
After the incident, Fox, who wasn't hurt, immediately filed a violence-in-the-workplace report with the city. After Fox filed his report, Fiorillo also filed a violence report in his own defense. But it was only Fox who ended up getting fully investigated, and he suspects that Shoemaker was behind it. Why? Because Fiorillo is an excellent lifeguard, a rising star at Beach Patrol, and one of Shoemaker's favorites, says Fox, adding that he holds no grudge against Fiorillo.
At the end of the investigation into Fox, which was conducted by the city's equal-opportunity manager, Denise Edsel, it was determined that Fox, rather than being violent in any way, was "overfriendly" with his coworkers. The problem with the investigation, Fox says, is that Edsel was never supplied with the violence report he filed. Instead she was armed only with Fiorillo's report. Fox says that when Edsel found out about his report, she began investigating what happened to it. City officials confirm that the more lifeguards Edsel talked to, the more allegations were volunteered against Shoemaker. Soon the investigation was firmly focused on the chief.
"There were a lot of accusations," Carnicella says. "It snowballed."
Carnicella won't say exactly what has been alleged against Shoemaker, but Wayne Snellgrove, another lifeguard, says he's one of the complainants. "Jim Shoemaker has made it his job to make my life miserable," Snellgrove says. "And he's done a pretty good job of it."
Snellgrove says his relationship with Shoemaker went bad last year when Shoemaker pressured him to move into his house while Shoemaker was divorcing his wife. Once Snellgrove moved in, Shoemaker incrementally raised the rent from $350 to more than $700 over a 12-month period. Finally Snellgrove moved out, much to Shoemaker's chagrin. Later, Snellgrove claims, Shoemaker got his revenge by tearing up Snellgrove's glowing job evaluation and writing a new one that disparaged him. Snellgrove says Shoemaker's evaluation cut what was supposed to be a 5 percent raise for Snellgrove in half.


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Mark Hoppus on Travis Barker: "He's Healing Very Quickly"
Drummer extraordinaire Travis Barker is "healing very quickly" after his recent release from an L.A. treatment center following the September plane crash that left four dead and Barker and DJ AM with second- and third-degree burns.
Blink-182/+44 bandmate Mark Hoppus spoke to MTV News backstage at Wednesday's mtvU Woodie Awards about Barker's condition: "He's healing incredibly well. He's healing very quickly. The doctors are saying that his body is really healing in a positive way. So hopefully, in the next couple months we'll see him behind the kit, I pray."
And when he's ready to man the sticks once again, Hoppus will have some new material for the band's follow-up to 2006's When Your Heart Stops Beating. "I've been writing a bunch of stuff and getting a lot of songs together," Hoppus said. "He's [Barker] always been one of the most musically driven people I've ever known in my entire life, and he's still the same way -- he can't wait to get back in the studio."
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In Madison it has long been joked that the biggest enemy you can have is to have Brenda Konkel as an ally. She will throw anyone under the bus in her quest to jump out in front of a cause and get in front of the cameras.
Case in point. See here how she cast uber-progressive Andy Heidt as no longer being "trust" worthy.
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quote:I didn't realize we played South Carolina twice, but I certainly don't see us losing to them twice.
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A Closer Look At Beaming The Columns In The Charcot Diabetic Foot
It has been the senior author's experience that of the two columns, the medial column is vastly more important in Charcot reconstruction. If one removes the medial column beam due to infection or other complications, the loss of the Charcot correction will be inevitable unless the patient has had arthrodesis. Similarly, a broken medial column beam will result in a significant loss of correction. The lateral column beam only serves to prohibit plantar dislocation of the cuboid. If the lateral column is completely stable prior to surgery, the lateral column beam is not really necessary.
It is important to recognize that the purpose of beams is not to compress the fusion sites but only to act as support structures for the diseased ligaments and bones of the foot. Grant and coworkers clearly showed evidence that a frame with tension and compression and parallel fixation produced superior compression than other methods of fixation.14
Further Pointers On The Beaming Technique
The fluoroscope is requisite for the correct placement of beams. One can place the guide pin via a plantar approach to the first metatarsal by dorsiflexing the toe or a dorsal approach by plantarflexing the toe. One should center the tip of the pin in the metatarsal head. Drive the pin through the long shaft of the metatarsal until it exits its base centrally as one can see in the photo on the right. Similarly, the guide pin should traverse the center of the medial cuneiform, the body of the navicular and the head and neck of the talus. This may take some practice.
Generally speaking, a 115 mm cannulated screw is necessary for the medial column. It should be made out of stainless steel, not titanium, because stainless steel has a 240,000 PSI versus only 180,000 PSI for titanium. Use the largest diameter screw you can find. The heads of commercial hip screws have a tendency to be very hard on the metatarsal head so carefully countersink the screw head — whether you drill or not — to protect it from splintering and collapsing.
At this time, if one decides to place a lateral column beam, advance the guide pin. Typically, it is necessary to enter the foot just proximal to the sulcus between the third and fourth toes, and transverse the soft tissues of the forefoot with the guide pin. The guide pin should be virtually horizontal as it enters between the bases of the third and fourth metatarsals. Elevate the cuboid into its anatomically correct position as the guide pin passes through the cuboid into the body of the talus.
Place the medial column beam under direct fluoroscopic guidance. The threads of the screw at the tip are the weakest point of the screw and they are at the area of the highest bending moment. The screw threads should be as far away from the talonacivular joint as possible, buried as deep as possible in the talus. The lateral column screw should have its head interdigitating between the bases of the fourth and fifth metatarsals, and not compress through the bases. This is perhaps the best evidence that the purpose of beaming isn't to compress segments for arthrodesis, it is to load share.
If beaming a subtalar implant or fusion of the subtalar joint appropriate for the reconstruction, do this prior to the placement of the medial and lateral beams.


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September 21, 2012 | 1st | 2nd | Final |
Valparaiso | 0 | 0 | 0 |
San Francisco | 0 | 1 | 1 |
Scoring | ||
USF | 73:27 | KRIESER, Mackenzie (MELLO, Jaciara ) |
Goalkeepers | Min | GA | Sv | |
VALPO | MANSKI, Kristen | 90:00 | 1 | 1 |
USF | MURZINSKI, Emily | 89:06 | 0 | 4 |
USF | CONNOR, Megan | 0:54 | 0 | 0 |
Stats at a Glance | VALPO | USF |
Shots (on Goal) | 11 (4) | 5 (2) |
Saves | 1 | 4 |
Offsides | 1 | 0 |
Corner Kicks | 4 | 2 |
Fouls | 9 | 11 |
Yellow Cards | 2 | 0 |
September 23, 2012 | 1st | 2nd | Final |
Valparaiso | 1 | 0 | 1 |
Saint Mary's (CA) | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Scoring | ||
VALPO | 7:54 | RYFIAK, Jordyn (FASSBINDER, Jenny ) |
Goalkeepers | Min | GA | Sv | |
VALPO | MANSKI, Kristen | 90:00 | 0 | 3 |
SMC | JONES, Khayla | 90:00 | 1 | 2 |
Stats at a Glance | VALPO | SMC |
Shots (on Goal) | 11 (3) | 13 (3) |
Saves | 3 | 2 |
Offsides | 3 | 1 |
Corner Kicks | 6 | 3 |
Fouls | 10 | 14 |
Yellow Cards | 1 | 0 |
Valparaiso (5-2-1, 0-0-0 Horizon)
Crusaders head to California
Friday, Sept. 21 - 9 p.m. CDT - at San Francisco (4-3-3)
Sunday, Sept. 23 - 2 p.m. CDT - at Saint Mary's (5-3-1)
This Week in Crusader Soccer: The Valparaiso women's soccer team ventures to California this weekend to take on a pair of opponents from the West Coast Conference. The Crusaders will play at San Francisco on Friday evening before facing off with Saint Mary's on Sunday afternoon.
Previously: Freshman Rita Craven made her first career goal a golden one, tallying less than two minutes into extra time as Valparaiso posted its third straight shutout with a 1-0 victory over IPFW Sunday evening in Fort Wayne, Ind. The Crusaders have now won three consecutive games.
The Road Ahead: The Horizon League slate begins on the road next Friday, Sept. 28 at Cleveland State. The Crusaders then return home for three consecutive matches, starting with a league contest against Milwaukee on Wednesday, Oct. 3.
Following the Crusaders: Both of this weekend's matches will have live stats available through www.valpoathletics.com. In addition, video is available for a fee for both matches through the respective host institutions' websites.
Head Coach John Marovich: John Marovich holds a 39-31-15 record both overall and with Valpo in his fifth season at the helm of the Brown and Gold. Just the third head coach in program history, Marovich has the best winning percentage (.547) ever at Valpo, and ranks second in total victories.
Series Notes: The Crusaders have played Saint Mary's on one prior occasion, on their previous trip to California in 2007, when the Gaels downed Valpo 1-0 in extra time. Valpo has never faced San Francisco in women's soccer, as the Crusaders played Pacific on the other end of their California swing in 2007.
Scouting the Opposition: San Francisco enters Friday's night battle at 4-3-3 on the season, most recently coming off of a 1-0 victory over UC Riverside. Mackenzie Krieser has scored five of the Dons' 13 goals on the season, while Madalyn Schiffel has played every minute in goal and owns a 1.12 GAA. Saint Mary's is 5-3-1 on the season and has earned decisions in four straight games, with a Friday game against Pacific prior to Sunday's meeting with the Crusaders. Seven different players have combined for 10 goals on the year, while Khayla Jones has seen the majority of time in goal and owns a 0.60 GAA.
Crusaders Picked Third in Preseason Poll: The head coaches selected Valparaiso to finish in third place in the Horizon League this season according to the preseason poll. Only Detroit and Milwaukee, which shared the top spot in the poll, were projected ahead of the Crusaders.
Looking Back at 2011: Last season's Crusader squad posted an 8-6-5 record, including a 4-2-2 mark in Horizon League play to finish in third place in the league. Defense was Valpo's calling card, as the Crusaders surrendered just 19 goals in 19 games, including nine shutouts, just one shy of the program single-season record. The Crusaders finished with a winning record for the seventh time in the last eight years.
Keeping the Clean Sheets: Valpo registered its third straight shutout with the 1-0 overtime blanking of IPFW on Sunday, the second time in the last two seasons the Crusaders have posted three straight clean sheets. Junior goalkeeper Kristen Manski has been between the pipes for all three during this streak and five total this year, tops in the Horizon League and already tied for sixth in a single season in Valpo history.
Manski Earns League Weekly Honors: Manski was named the Horizon League Defensive Player of the Week on Sept. 10, her first career weekly honor, after posting a pair of shutouts between the pipes. Manski stopped six shots in the win over Western Michigan and made a pair of saves against Bowling Green.
Golden Goal for Craven: Freshman Rita Craven made her first career goal a memorable one, as she tallied the match-winner in the overtime win over the Mastodons last Sunday. Three of the four goals scored by Crusader freshmen so far this year have been either match-winning or tying tallies, as Sarrah Ludwig earned the match-winner versus Bowling Green and knotted up late in the draw with Kent State.
Winning in Extra Time: Valpo's win over IPFW was its first in extra time since Oct. 11, 2009, as entering Sunday's game, Valpo had played 12 overtime games since the start of the 2010 season without earning a victory, drawing 11 times and losing once. The win also extended the Crusaders' impressive record of earning results when going to extra time, as Valpo is now 9-4-21 in its last 34 overtime games, dating back to the start of the 2004 campaign.
Ellis Contributes Offensively: Entering two weekends ago, junior Tara Ellis had not recorded a point in her Crusader career, but she turned that around in a hurry in the two Valpo wins. Ellis picked up the match-winning goal against Western Michigan on Friday on a direct free kick late in the first half, and then on Sunday, registered a pair of assists off of corner kicks for a four-point weekend. Ellis' two-assist game was Valpo's first multi-assist game since Casey Pedersen picked up a pair of helpers against Eastern Michigan on Sept. 10, 2010.
Lytle On the Attack: Senior defender Janine Lytle, who has sat on the bench for just 31 minutes in her career, entered Valpo's showdown with Bowling Green with three goals and three assists to her credit through her first three seasons. But the matchup with the Falcons marked the first time Lytle was part of multiple goals in the same game. The senior nodded home an insurance goal with her head off a corner in the 81st minute against BGSU, and picked up an assist when a later header was saved, but the rebound was put away in the 84th minute.
Desario Picks Up Another Goal: The first Crusader to score multiple goals on the season, senior Luisa Desario found the back of the net for the third time in 2012 with an insurance goal in the win over Western Michigan. Desario, who picked up the match-winning goal in the season opener against IUPUI and also scored against Iowa, continues her march up the Crusader career charts in a number of categories, as she is now alone in fourth in career points (41), fifth in career goals (17) and tied for fifth in match-winning goals (6).


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Peter Niven admits he could be "flying a bit high" with Clever Cookie with his stable star in the Stowe Family Law LLP Grand Cup at York.
Following a successful winter campaign over jumps, winning three of his six starts, including the Grade Two Premier Hurdle at Kelso, the six-year-old made a successful Flat debut with a smart display in a Doncaster maiden at the end of April.
Pitched into handicap company at York a little over a fortnight ago, Clever Cookie continued his progress with another authoritative victory, with Niven now forced to test the water at Listed level.
The Malton handler said: "We're probably flying a bit high, but we've got to get that third run into him and we're very short of options, to say the least.
"With his rating of 96 he can't get into 0-95 handicaps, and because he's only run twice on the Flat he can't run in any handicap worth more than £30,000.
"That leaves us with only a couple of options in handicaps, one of which was over seven furlongs at Doncaster, and we don't want to be going back to that sort of trip.
"Obviously he can run in conditions races and this is one of them, so we'll see how we go.
"I think he'll handle the ground and the track is obviously fine. We don't know about the trip. We'll just have to wait and see.
"The race is a bit classier than I hoped it would be, but he's ready to take his chance.
"His big aim is the Ebor. Saturday will tell us whether he stays the mile and six (furlongs) or not.
"The John Smith's Cup (York, July 12) could also be an option."
The size of Clever Cookie's task is clear given Godolphin's Cap O'Rushes, the Andrew Balding-trained Rawaki and First Mohican from Alan King's yard are the top-rated trio on 108.
First Mohican, who had a spell over jumps before returning to the Flat this spring, ran a fine race to finish third behind Mount Athos in the Aston Park Stakes at Newbury a fortnight ago.
Owner Henry Ponsonby said: "I'm very keen on Mohican. I think he's the one they all have to beat.
"He was only beaten a length by Mount Athos at Newbury, which is pretty good form, and we're hopeful he can run a big race.
"Richard Hughes was very impressed with him at Newbury. If there'd been a bit more give underfoot that day I think it would have been very interesting.
"We know he likes York, he's a course winner and he'll like the ground.
"Weather-wise, it looks good for us. He showed he's right back to his best at Newbury and Alan's horses continue in tremendous form."
Marco Botti is hoping for an improvement in conditions to allow Renew to take his chance in the Listed contest.
The four-year-old comes down in class after having run with credit to finish fourth behind subsequent Yorkshire Cup winner Gospel Choir in the Group Two Jockey Club Stakes at Newmarket at the start of the month.
"He is in good form and he stays well, but we are going to monitor the ground," said Botti.
"He is a horse who has shown all his best form on faster ground and, ideally, we would like it to dry out at York.
"It looks a tough race, but he ran very well in the Jockey Club Stakes and he looks a much stronger horse this year than he was last year.
"This race has been the plan since he ran at Newmarket, but I was hoping the ground would be faster than it is."
There is an intriguing Irish-trained runner in the 13-strong field in Pat Shanahan's star stayer Ralston Road.
The four-year-old makes his first appearance since turning in a career-best effort to finish fifth in Meydan's Dubai Gold Cup.
Shanahan said: "I think he's got a big chance, as long as the ground doesn't go too heavy.
"He's a smart horse and ran some good races out in Dubai on faster ground. I thought he ran a very good race in the Gold Cup on World Cup night.
"He's come back and he's been in good form since, so he should go well on Saturday if the ground isn't too testing.
"He has an entry in the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot, but we'll see how he goes this weekend."


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Saint Harold of Gloucester
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Child who was found tortured, mutilated and killed. Because he was found on a Friday in Lent, the blood libel rumour immediately spread, his death blamed on Jews who supposedly needed the blood of a Christian child for Passover rituals.
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The mischievous, semi-surreal jokes of A Hard Day's Night—like George's response to the journalist who asks what he calls that hairstyle he's wearing—have become legends unto themselves. (George calls his hairdo "Arthur.") There was a brief time when everyone loved the Beatles, finding them agreeable and charming and cheekily nonthreatening. But there's real danger, all right, in their music, and the numbers in A Hard Day's Night—filmed by the watchful, clever cinematographer Gilbert Taylor—are the most gently seductive ever put on film. The boys captivate the young schoolgirl played by Patti Boyd—later to become Mrs. George Harrison—with a magically impromptu performance of "I Should Have Known Better" in a train carriage, the song's myriad boy-meets-girl questions wedged between the hands of a card game. But it's in the final cluster of songs, an artful melding of "Tell Me Why," "If I Fell," and "I Should Have Known Better," where Lester truly tips his hand. He knows what this movie is about, and he knows who it's for. And if the Beatles have never looked as beautiful as they do in this performance sequence—beautiful even, or especially, dusted with the faintest dew of sweat, visible in Taylor's tight close-ups—they're at least matched by the plaintive, surrendering beauty of the girls screaming and crying over them.
One of those girls, a blonde with a round, heartbreakingly readable face, touched Lester deeply. He would later refer to her as the "white rabbit," and the camera finds its way back to her over and over, because it just can't stay away. Her face is tear streaked; she can't believe what she's seeing, she can't stand it even just one more moment, but she wouldn't be anywhere else in the world. She mouths George's name, a mute prayer.
I know nothing about this girl, who, I presume and hope, grew up to be a woman. But I can't help superimposing her experience of this moment, of this band, onto mine. Did we get the life the Beatles promised us—at no small cost to themselves—of love and despair, heartbreak and elation, disappointment and exuberance? I want to ask her, as I ask myself, now on the far side of the beginning of everything, Was it all you hoped it would be? No. Absolutely not. And yes, a thousand times over.
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This session discusses training techniques that serve to ensure confined space entry team members receive training that is comprehensive enough to allow for safe entry, work and exit from a confined space. Evaluating the hazards, properly using equipment and when and how to put a rescue plan into motion are all topics of this webinar. Also discussed, how do you know they understand what you have trained them to do?
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In 1997 he returned to the DOL OSHA's Chicago North AO as a Safety and Health Specialist/ Compliance Officer conducting enforcement safety and health inspections. Mr. Krug has conducted hundreds of inspections during his time with OSHA and as a Training Instructor to the OTI and in his career has taught thousands of students in safety and health topics. Mr. Krug was the chairperson for a half dozen OSHA courses one was the Permit-Required Confined Space course # 2260 and another among many was the Hazardous Materials course # 2010.
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There is no real word yet on what exactly Ziggler said to end up in the dog house, although it's pretty clear that his push has cooled off in a major way, and his comments in the aforementioned interview are apparently the reason for that.
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Taking the brave position (ScholarsAndRogues.com, 4/20/09) that the National Review Online is so bad that it makes William F. Buckley's print version look "semi-respectable" by comparison, former U.S. Navy Commander Jeff Huber writes that in his April 11 NRO post, "military historian and former classics professor Victor Davis Hanson comes across like a rabid war mongrel":
Frothing over the recent Somali pirate caper involving a U.S. flagged merchant ship, Davis insists that, "To end Somali piracy, disproportionate measures against the shore should be taken–for every one pirate assault, a lethal air assault should immediately follow." It's perhaps understandable that Hanson doesn't mention what Somalia offers in the way of suitable air strike targets; underdeveloped nations like Somalia don't have any. Hanson probably doesn't understand that, because like so many hawkish military historians, he doesn't understand anything about the military. He doesn't know much about warfare theory, either. He calls for extreme (though ineffectual) military measures in response to something he admits "may not be a matter of American national security" committed not by a peer competitor or a group of global extremists but by "two-bit pirates." When a giant purposely crushes an anthill, he's not pursuing a political objective; he's feeding his perversions. That, like waterboarding someone 183 times, is not the sort of thing a global hegemon needs to be doing, Victor.
Calling things "even wackier at the other end of the nut farm," Huber further points to one issue of the Weekly Standard in which both "Barnacle Bill Kristol" and Seth Cropsey call for U.S. troops "going ashore in Africa to destroy the pirates' safe havens"–a bellicose position lamentably popular across many right-wing media.


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Cirrus Des Aigles remained under observation at Epsom this evening after pulling up lame following his victory in the Investec Coronation Cup.
The globetrotting eight-year-old was quickly dismounted by Christophe Soumillon after passing the line in the mile-and-a-half showpiece, having beaten Flintshire to record his sixth Group One success and his 21st career victory in all.
He was eventually able to walk back to the winner's enclosure to receive the applause of the crowd, and was seemingly moving better with trainer Corine Barande-Barbe happier with his condition.
The gelding was assessed by veterinary surgeons and was due to be monitored further before travelling back to France on Sunday.
Clerk of the course and head of racing Andrew Cooper said: "Cirrus Des Aigles continues to be monitored by racecourse veterinary surgeons at Epsom.
"He is displaying signs of some soreness on his off-fore, but remains scheduled to travel home to France early on Sunday morning.
"He will continue to be monitored all the time he remains at Epsom."
Barande-Barbe said earlier: "He was a a bit lame on passing the post but is a bit better now, nothing really serious has happened but you don't like to see it when a horse is lame.
"When you touch it you can see nothing, neither can the vet. Maybe he missed a step, I don't know. I'm not really worried but I prefer to be able to say tomorrow that he is OK.
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BRUNSWICK, Maine - The National Soccer Coaches Association has announced their All-New England selections and Bowdoin College has been honored with three selections. Senior Jill Falwell (Arlington, Mass.) earned first-team honors, as did recent All-American selection Kendall Cox (Guilford, Conn.). Senior Michal Shapiro (Newton, Mass.) was a second-team selection.
All three players took first-team All-NESCAC honors as Bowdoin finished in first place in the NESCAC regular season this year.


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Massage Therapy has a wonderful ability to not only assuage pain in the body but can calm the mind and emotions as well. Because the result may be lessened discomfort and deeper relaxation, a person may be able to more easily experience their sense of self and may even feel more connected to their spirituality.
Although I mainly use the Swedish form of massage, I often use it as a foundation for other kinds of touch therapy. I follow my own intuition and listen closely to the wisdom inherent in my client's body so I can become aware of what it needs. This is how massage sessions are tailored to the unique needs of the client. Clients have the option of having me combine Massage Therapy with Energy Healing. This gives me many more tools with which I can assist.
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Election recap: Not exactly funny ha-ha
At long last, the election is dead, long live the election.
All the claim-jumping, horse-thieving, border-crossing, food-stamp-licking, entitlement-abusing, taxpayer-defrauding, mooch-driven, excessively pigmented, budget-sucking welfare parasites who voted for Obama are finally sobering up and lining up to slurp at the public trough again.
The sheer outrageousness of the campaigns was occasionally tempered with comedy relief.
Mormons became honorary Christians, and lost their cult-favorite status, when Billy Graham removed them from his Official List of Cults. As Frank Zappa put it, "The only difference between a cult and a religion is the amount of real estate they own." Mormons own lots of real estate. Utah, for instance.
Then there was the TV pitch featuring Mike Pompeo. He opened by saying "I'm not a paid politician." He ran a successful campaign for political office and receives a salary in that capacity. So in what sense is he not a politician, nor a paid one?
Some very strange philosophical positions were articulated, more or less.
Slavery has gotten a bad rap, it seems.
Arkansas Rep. Loy Mauch: "Nowhere in the Holy Bible have I found a word of condemnation for the operation of slavery, Old or New Testament. If slavery was so bad, why didn't Jesus, Paul or the prophets say something? If slavery were so God-awful, why didn't Jesus or Paul condemn it, why was it in the Constitution and why wasn't there a war before 1861?"
Rep. Jon Hubbard: African slaves had better lives under slavery than in Africa, and blacks are not contributing to society. "... the institution of slavery that the black race has long believed to be an abomination upon its people may actually have been a blessing in disguise. The blacks who could endure those conditions and circumstances would someday be rewarded with citizenship in the greatest nation ever established upon the face of the Earth." I guess we all have to pay our dues.
Candidate and former Arkansas Rep. Charlie Fuqua: "The maintenance of civil order in society rests on the foundation of family discipline. Therefore, a child who disrespects his parents must be permanently removed from society in a way that gives an example to all other children of the importance of respect for parents. The death penalty for rebellious children is not something to be taken lightly. The guidelines for administering the death penalty to rebellious children are given in Deut. 21:18-21. This passage does not give parents blanket authority to kill their children. They must follow the proper procedure in order to have the death penalty executed against their children."
He also advocated sterilization for bad parents.
Tennessee Rep. Scott Desjarlais -- a pro-life family-values tea-partying doctor who admitted in court that he and his former wife, Susan, made a mutual decision to have two abortions. He admitted to affairs with eight women while his divorce was pending; one of his mistresses claimed he pressured her to get an abortion too. He also said he had sex with at least two patients and prescribed painkillers for at least one of them.
Georgia's Paul Broun: "All that stuff I was taught about evolution and embryology and the Big Bang Theory, all that is lies straight from the pit of Hell." According to Broun, the scientific "plot" was primarily concerned with hiding the "true" age of the Earth. (A scientific version of pancake makeup and Botox shots?)
Jack Wu, elected to the Kansas Board of Education (though Wu's views and "education" seem mutually exclusive): "The current public educational system in Kansas and the United States is preparing its students to be liars, crooks, thieves, murderers and perverts." And, speaking of himself in the third person, "after seeing the light of Westboro Baptist Church. There, he found people that loved and served the Lord their God sincerely. The church stands amidst the evil city of Topeka ..."
Missouri Rep. Todd Akin: "If it's a legitimate rape, the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down."
Turns out, they're all Republicans. (I looked at Democrats too, but the worst of them just wants to steal candy from hard-working babies and give it to lazy babies.) Still, there's a lot more to GOP philosophy than tax cuts for the rich and raping the environment to fill the offshore coffers of coal, oil and mining magnates. Keep an open mind. The GOP pitches a big tent, and 99 percent of us will be living in tents if they keep this up.
On a positive note, the election did demonstrate that Obama is not a Muslim.
When Sandy struck, it proved that the federal government can indeed play a critical role in massive relief efforts. Under proper leadership, federal response can be rapid and effective. Republicans like New Jersey Gov. Christie and New York City Mayor Blumberg felt obliged to acknowledge the skill, decisiveness and insight Obama displayed in coming to their rescue. This could well have persuaded a critical mass of undecided voters to support Obama.
Now, events like hurricanes are often considered "acts of God." God, with his divine foresight, surely knew that causing or allowing Sandy's rampage would sway the election to Obama. So -- either God is a Muslim or Obama isn't.
Of course, Muslims don't host beer summits, participate in Christian worship, swear on a Bible or allow their daughters to look at men. But it's nice to finally know for sure.
Jon Hauxwell, MD, is a retired family physician who grew up in Stockton and now lives outside Hays. email@example.com


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Canoe licenses BlackArrow ad management tool
May 23, 2013 1:44 pm | by Brian Santo | News | CommentsCanoe has licensed BlackArrow Affiliate, the toolset from BlackArrow that enables programmers to manage ad avails in video on demand (VOD) services. MSOs can use BlackArrow Affiliate to schedule ad campaigns by criteria including day of week, time of day, and by program or series.
Cox steps up to aid Oklahoma tornado victims
May 23, 2013 12:56 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | CommentsCox Communications and parent company Cox Enterprises have stepped up to the plate to help customers that were impacted by the tornado that hit the Oklahoma City area on Monday. Cox is offering its TV Everywhere app outside of customers' homes in the affected area.
Report: Wi-Fi scores well in hometowns, but work a challenge
May 22, 2013 12:24 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | CommentsAccording to a recent study by Wi-Fi vendor Ubiquiti Networks, Wi-Fi users are generally pleased with how their networks perform in their hometowns, but not so much in their work environments. The study found that 48 percent of the users surveyed gave their Wi-Fi a "B" grade for its general availably and performance in their hometowns.
Cablevision cooks up TVE deal with Scripps
May 21, 2013 12:39 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | CommentsAuthenticated Cablevision subscribers can now view Scripps Networks channels, including Food Network, HGTV and Travel Channel, anywhere in the United States on their computers. Cablevision plans on offering the Scripps channels on additional devices at a later date.
FourthWall beefs up data/analytics platform
May 21, 2013 12:27 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | CommentsFourthWall Media has added some heft to its MassiveData television viewership platform that delivers data and analytics from pay-TV viewers. MassiveData, which FourthWall launched last year, will bring the total number of viewers who provide set top box data to 4.7 million
Netflix's Hastings: People don't love linear TV
May 20, 2013 2:06 pm | by The Canadian Press | News | CommentsSpeaking in Canada, the Netflix CEO says his biggest challenge there is competition from the likes of Videotron, Rogers and perhaps the combination of Bell and Astral should that merger happen. Netflix recently published an 11-page letter to shareholders entitled "Netflix Long Term View," outlining how the company believes it will thrive in the years ahead at the expense of conventional broadcast TV.
Dish pushes TVE app into Android devices, social media
May 20, 2013 12:52 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | CommentsDish Network has updated its TV Everywhere app to include Android devices and more Apple iOS devices and integrated it with Facebook and Twitter. After previously working with just iPads, the satellite video company's Dish Anywhere app is now live on Android devices (version 4.0 or higher) and all Apple iOS devices that use operating systems that are versions 5.0 or higher.
AT&T updates on demand storefront
May 17, 2013 12:58 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | CommentsAT&T announced its new U-verse On Demand storefront this week, which was designed to improve the video experience for customers accessing the storefront on their televisions. The U-verse on Demand storefront features a new user interface (UI) for better navigation as well as colorful poster art to help viewers find content quicker.
Report: Carrier Wi-Fi heats ups
May 17, 2013 12:47 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | CommentsThe carrier Wi-Fi market continues to burn brightly as mobile operators are using it to offload the heavy traffic from their 3G and 4G networks. According to a recent report by Infonetics Research, carrier Wi-Fi equipment revenue, including carrier Wi-Fi access points and Wi-Fi hotspot controllers, increased 53 percent worldwide in 2012 from 2011.
Actiontec to build screencast boxes supporting Intel WiDi
May 15, 2013 2:19 pm | by Brian Santo | CED | Product Releases | CommentsActiontec Electronics said it will be the lead developer of a new line of products incorporating Intel wireless WiDi designed to link laptops to TVs. WiDi is already built into Intel's current Core processors, and the company said it has integrated the technology in its forthcoming fourth-generation Core processors as well.
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May 15, 2013 12:51 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | CommentsIn order to better serve its subscribers, Comcast is putting its collective resources into the New Jersey Shore area that was hit by Superstorm Sandy last year. Along the Jersey Shore communities, Comcast has upgraded 144 miles of its infrastructure and plans on offering new services in the area over the coming months.
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May 15, 2013 12:43 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | CommentsSeaChange International announced that Stofa, the second-largest cable operator in Denmark, has signed a multi-year service and maintenance contract for its Adrenalin VOD services. The new deal built upon the existing relationship between the vendor and cable operator that dated back to 2007.
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Aereo re-tools pricing plan ahead of Boston launch
May 13, 2013 12:22 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | CommentsAhead of its launch in Boston on Wednesday, Internet TV startup Aereo announced today that it that it had restructured its pricing plan for new customers. Aereo said the new "streamlined" plan would be easier for customers to understand.
CableLabs names Lookabaugh as new EVP of R&D
May 13, 2013 12:16 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | CommentsCableLabs, the cable industry's research consortium, announced this morning that it had hired Tom Lookabaugh as its news executive vice president of research and development. Lookabaugh's 20-year telecommunications career includes stops at ViaSat Communications, Entropic Communications and PolyCiper.
BeIN Sport kicks off streaming service with TWC, BHN
May 10, 2013 11:08 am | by Mike Robuck | News | CommentsAl-Jazeera Sport Media Network's beIN Sport launched a new streaming service today with Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks' authenticated subscribers. The new service, which is called beIN Sport Play, will feature video content streamed in HD that is available on any broadband-connected PC, mobile device, or smart player
Starz extends app to Android devices
May 9, 2013 2:06 pm | by Brian Santo | News | CommentsStarz has made its TV everywhere app available on Android handsets and tablets, including Nook HD, Nook HD+, and the Nexus 4, Nexus 7, and Nexus 10. Also, 3G/4G cellular access has been added to the service feature, giving Play users an additional connectivity option in addition to Wi-Fi.
Entropic files patent infringement lawsuit against ViXS
May 9, 2013 12:49 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | CommentsSemiconductor vendor Entropic has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against ViXS that relates to its use of MoCA technology. ViXS responded by saying that Entropic's patent infringement claim was entirely without merit and that it planned to defend itself.
Comcast's Pick joins ValueVision board
May 9, 2013 12:34 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | CommentsComcast's Robert Pick, senior vice president of corporate development, joined ValueVision Media's board of directors. ValueVision, which Comcast owns a stake in, is a multi-channel retailer that operates under the ShopNBC name.
TWC updates app for Android devices to include out-of-home viewing
May 8, 2013 12:38 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | CommentsTime Warner Cable has upgraded its TWC TV app for Android devices, which includes access to some content out of subscribers' homes. Last month Time Warner Cable announced some of its VOD content and live programming were available to customers outside of their homes on Apple's iOS devices.
The 2013 CTO Roundtable
May 8, 2013 1:35 am | by Brian Santo | Articles | CommentsTime Warner Cable's Mike LaJoie, Cablevision's Yvette Kanouff, Cox Communications' Kevin Hart, and Buckeye Cablesystem's Joe Jensen share their thoughts on some of the most prominent technological challenges they are dealing with today, and a few they might have to contend with tomorrow.
Second-screen CTO Vendor Roundtable
May 8, 2013 1:10 am | by Mike Robuck | Articles | CommentsCED's CTO roundtable has mined the thoughts of cable operator executives for years now, but this is the first iteration of a vendor CTO roundtable. CED narrowed the field to chief technical officers, or the equivalent, that play a part in the multi-screen ecosystem.
Open Mic: Cable's best strategy for winning the multi-screen numbers game
May 8, 2013 12:23 am | by Buddy Snow, President, CEO, Morega Systems | Articles | CommentsService providers are transitioning to a multi-screen service model, offering subscribers access to media content at home and on the go across TVs, PCs, and mobile devices. These media mobility services remain annoyingly cumbersome today, but the industry recognizes the need to push forward and smooth out the wrinkles as quickly as possible.
Charter moves ahead with cloud-based UI
May 7, 2013 12:58 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | CommentsWith over a year at the helm of Charter Communications, Tom Rutledge's vision for the nation's fourth-largest cable operators is firming up across multiple fronts. Rutledge said on this morning's first quarter earnings call that Charter's all-digital conversion project and cloud-based user interface (UI) were two of the company's biggest objectives this year.


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TULSA, Okla. -- Odyssey Sims doesn't have an ounce of fear in her 5-foot-8 frame.
The Tulsa rookie put her skills on display on both ends of the court to lead the Shock to its first win of 2014, a convincing 94-78 victory over Phoenix in front of a BOK Center crowd of 4,976 fans.Sims scored a career-best 21 points in her sixth game as a pro, but it was the defensive effort she made on Phoenix star Diana Taurasi that pleased the former Baylor point guard the most."It wasn't easy guarding her," Sims said. "The coaches told me what to watch for with her. I just tried to contain her. She got a little frustrated in the second and third quarters." I mean, it's Diana Taurasi, and I consider her the best player. She's capable of going off for 30 or 40 points."Sims harassed Taurasi into 5-of-12 shooting from the floor. Taurasi did capitalize on getting to the line and, once there, making the Shock pay dearly as she was 12 of 12 on free throws for a team-high 22 points.Sims' backcourt mates, Skylar Diggins and Riquna Williams, combined for 37 points, and with Sims' 21, Tulsa's backcourt scored 58 of the team's 94 points."It's been a learning process and tonight it really kicked in for us," first-year Shock coach Fred Williams said of the backcourt play. "The guards really got after it defensively. That really set the tone for us up and down the floor."We just tried to contain Diana. She's a great player. She was able to get to the line. Odyssey had some help. Overall, our team fought to set the tone defensively in the first half."In a game that featured just two lead changes, Tulsa (1-5) led the Mercury (4-2) by as many as 21 points. But Phoenix battled back in the third period, outscoring the Shock 22-17. Tulsa held on for its first win of the season and its first victory in its last eight games, dating back to last season.Williams had five of the Shock's eight steals, four of which she turned into fast-break points."We started to realize if we continued to run we had a chance to win," Williams said. "It's great to get the win at home. The crowd was amazing. This is something we can build on."Glory Johnson joined the double-digit scoring brigade with 16 points, 12 in the first half.Penny Taylor and Mistie Bass joined Taurasi in double figures with 13 and 11, respectively.Diggins set a Shock single game record for assists against Phoenix with nine."Our offense played off each other well tonight," Diggins said. "I thought we had better spacing. We have bigs like Court (Courtney Paris) and Glory who can finish. Jen (Jennifer Lacy) came in and knocked a few (shots) down. It was a total team effort."As for the backcourt play, Diggins said, "When we are in the flow and running, it doesn't matter who has the ball, we're tough to stop."Sims enjoyed going against former Baylor teammate Brittney Griner."It was fun," said Sims, who played sparingly in the 100-78 loss to the Mercury in Phoenix, "We were talking back and forth. She fouled me there at the end. I told her she may be 6-8, but I am going to keep taking it to her every time."Paris and Jennifer Lacy did a nice job defending Griner, who was held to nine points and seven rebounds.Copyright by STATS LLC and The Associated Press
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All the wines (bar a handful) were Italian reds. I'm wondering if anyone can work out what type from the description? I think not…
Rather than listing the specific wines I've detailed the seven word note to demonstrate the inventiveness and creational prowess of the participants. Thanks to all who took part. How did you find it – a challenge, serious head-scratching or a bit of frivolous fun?
In a section of their own are a group from the Louder Voice community. Time pressures have meant that I haven't explored Louder Voice to any great degree but it seems to be a review site with entires submitted by SMS, webpages and the like. There is a social network aspect to it. Not all the wines were Italian reds but many thanks to those who participated:
And finally those who ALMOST got to play by the full rules. Three entries of Italian-native grapes but grown elsewhere (and one Merlot) :
And there you are! If I have missed anyone please leave a comment below with the link.
You missed my entry:
"Riunite bows to the true Lambrusco god."
Great job Andrew! And up so quickly. This one was loads of fun, thanks for hosting!
To answer your question; I found this WBW challenging and fun. My originally summary of the wine we reviewed was two words. Expanding it to exactly seven (not six, not eight), and also choosing the right seven words was quite a process (slightly emotional–lol).
The best part of this WBW is reading all of the great reviews everyone submitted (and doing it in under 15 minutes)! Thanks again!!
Oops… silly me for not reading more carefully. I know it might be a little late, but I have updated my entry to include an actual ITALIAN wine I had for Valentine's Day dinner (day late):
UPDATE: Apparently I did not read the instructions right, and the challenge was to write about an ITALIAN red in only 7 words. Doh!! Well, through the magic of the internet, I am going to update this entry to include my Valentine's Day dinner wine, which was actually contrarily very special and very memorable and ironically not as expensive. Barone Ricasoli Brolio Chianti Classico 2003 was a wine my husband and I had at a fantastic lunch in the Tuscan hills. It was actually the least memorable of 3 wines we had at that lunch, the most memorable being a Super Tuscan called Casalferro that the AltItalia authorities stole from us in the Rome airport. Last night however, the wine was incredibly memorable, so without further ado.
Dark, lush, toasty, complex, better when shared
Thanks for one of the best WBWs ever. Just reading the tasting notes made me happy!
Excellent idea and well hosted. It almost made me want to take up writing tasting notes on my site, but I resisted!
"Still not tasting wines for blog review"
Oops, I think I forgot to comment yesterday.
"Not a bad ten dollar candle holder."
Hi, you missed my entry: "Deceptive tannins turn my mouth inside out."
Here's the link: http://onewineperweek.blogspot.com/2008/02/wbw-42-14-barolo.html
Thanks for hosting and doing the roundup!
Wow! This is a fast turnaround in posting the round-up. Everybody is so brilliant with their description. Thanks for hosting.
Oh no! You missed mine too:
Smoldering pomegranate
undulates; cherries,
corseted, explode briskly.
Great WBW! Very challenging, yet lots of fun!
Love the line up. I sent my entry to you via twitter, It would be great if you could add it.
http://www.westcoastwinecountryadventures.com/2008/02/wbw-in-seven-words-or-less-2005-gaja-ca.htmlTasting Notes in Seven Words or Less:for 2005 Gaja Ca Marcanda Promis
opulent cherry, rustic leathery tannins, fantastic acidity.
Hi Andrew,
Again, great theme and nice job getting this up so quickly. Some really fun and interesting tasting notes in that list!
One thing, the direct link to my review is:
The link in your post goes to my main page!
Wow, everyone is so creative and you're so fast! Great job to all, esp. our host.
Something must have happened to my email – oh well, here goes:
"Dusty cherries, rustic simplicity feeds the soul."
a ton of fun, thanks for helping me brush up on my Haiku!
Great stuff – excellent idea, and you set a record I think for the quickest publication of the roundup ever!
Missed mine also. I liked my wine I did it twice: http://drinksareonme.net/?p=195
"Paired nicely with Italian Cold Cut sub."
"Paired nicely with Italian Cold Cut sub."
"Super-ripe fruit, bacon fat, some licorice."
If only all wines were described like this I'd know what to buy
Fantastic competition Andrew and thanks for the mention of LouderVoice. We're doing a big relaunch in the next 10 days which should make it even easier for people to get their reviews visible to a wide audience.
Sounds like a fun one, sorry I missed it. Organizing an Italian tasting next week, will see if anything lends itself to a pithy 7 word description!
You missed my entry:
Really nice stuff,
Well done. I love these types of articles
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In 2007, transmission of full-motion digital television signals to mobile and handheld devices was proven technically feasible. Leaders of the broadcasting industry came together to make mobile digital television a reality. They formed the Open Mobile Video Coalition (OMVC) -- a group of major broadcasters and service providers with the goal of accelerating the development and rollout of mobile DTV products and services in order to maximize the full potential of the digital television spectrum. Currently, the OMVC membership includes 900 broadcast stations, 14 of the top manufacturers and service providers and sixteen out of the top 20 station groups nationwide.
OMVC Initiatives
OMVC's scope includes promoting development of industry technical standards, technical requirements, conditions, protocols, reference implementations, test suites, and best practices related to enabling mobile digital television. The Coalition's advocacy efforts focus on accelerating the development of mobile digital broadcast TV technology, solutions and content, driving regulatory support, as well as promoting consumer mobile DTV adoption.
What is mobile digital television?
Mobile digital television is an enhancement to the existing terrestrial digital television system that allows a high quality digital video signal to be received by a moving receiver, either at pedestrian or vehicular speeds. A wide variety of content available for mobile video, including many of the same channels, services and programs that are available at home today, but the specific content will be decided only when the service is commercialized.In addition, users may be able to access weather, traffic and public safety information.
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Most video-capable devices can receive mobile digital video by adding a receiver module to the device. Videocapable devices in the market today include tablets, mobile phones, video-capable MP3 players, laptop computers, portable game players, digital cameras and camcorders, portable DVD players, personal navigation devices and in-car entertainment systems, among others.
What is Neustar's role in Mobile Digital Television and for the OMVC?
Neustar is operating all aspects of the PKI (Public Key Infrastructure) for Mobile Television and serving as the Root Certificate Authority – an authoritative registry and database of devices and service providers connected to and offering mobile digital television services. To provide enhanced security necessary for the delivery of enhanced services, Neustar is generating, serving and managing the certificates and keys necessary for the secure connection and use of the service by connected personal digital devices. The Certificate Authority service that Neustar is providing is independent of, but will work with and is compatible with conditional access technologies. Neustar is building out the technology infrastructure to support the initiative and is already well underway in helping make mobile digital television a reality.
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His 'Beverly Hills' costars will remember him and share their reactions — but is Bravo just profiting off of his death?
Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Russell Armstrong committed suicide on Aug. 15, and now the cast is speaking out about their devastation in a Bravo special. But is this newly-recorded program therapeutic or in bad taste?
The very special episode, filmed on Aug. 29 without Russell's estranged wife Taylor, brought costars Lisa Vanderpump, Kyle Richards, Camille Grammer, Kim Richards, and Adrienne Maloof together to talk about the loss, the Los Angeles Times reports. No word yet on when the program will air.
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The Nine Tailed Fox is now Naruto's personal cheerleader, who would have thunk it? Seriously, what's next? Sasuke hooking up with Tenten? With all the surprises we are getting left and right these days, we really can expect anything to happen. Last chapter we all were surprised by Onoki's actions when he stood up again after a meteor fell on him and let Madara know he was just getting started. Will Onoki be able to take on Madara by himself?
Naw, not really. Onoki can sure talk big, but he really is out of power and is injured. Sure he might have some fight left with him, but there is no way he will be able to win this all by himself, as much as we all believed. But this isn't about Onoki, this is about the future generations that might be able to live in peace thanks to the sacrifices of his generation.
Tsunade knows that this battle has gone on long enough without her presence, which is way too true. Hell, they should have been out there day one if they are the most powerful ninja of their respectable clans, but I digress. Tsunade is not the only kage who believes this, but the other ones as well. They use their experimental teleportation technique to fast travel to the front lines where Madara is at, but its not very good for the skin. But lucky for Tsunade, she can use her diamond forehead thingy to heal herself back to new! Though with that used she now has nothing to fall back on. That's death flag one for Tsunade sama.
Now we have all the Kage's at once, ready to take on Madara and the Scorpion King. Now excuse me while I change my underwear.
Despite my previous rant, the Kage's might have showed up a little too early, considering that I do not believe they all need to be there to take out Madara. What's going to happen when Tobi shows up then?
Yes this chapter was amazing just because of the last page. We will finally get to see all the Kage's fight holding nothing back. But what will happen afterwards? That's the real question.


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First off, I wish to congratulate you on your graduation from MCRD and your entrance into the Marine Corps. As you know, this is proud title that very few throughout our nation's illustrious history have been honored to hold. As you prepare for the next step in your Marine Corps experience, I would like to give you words of assurance in regards to your training. The Marine Combat Training Battalion (MCT) is designed to teach you the basics in combat skills. Every Marine is a rifleman, and MCT ensures that this principle holds true. While you are here, you will be tested both physically and mentally to ensure that you are well prepared to handle a combat environment. Over a 29 day cycle, you will practice firing the M16 rifle and machine guns, throw live hand grenades, train in martial arts, learn many essential skills that Marines have perfected over 235 years. This is not boot camp. You will be expected to think on your feet and take ownership of your training, as the next time you utilize the skills that we will teach you may be in a combat environment.
I encourage you invite your parents to the graduation reception that will be held on the last day of the cycle at 1000. Following the reception, the graduation ceremony will take place at the SOI Parade Deck at 1100.
I eagerly await the opportunity to train you to the best of my abilities and those of my Combat Instructors, and to serve with you in our proud Marine Corps.
Captain Alexander R. Brough Commanding Officer Hotel Company Marine Combat Training Battalion School of Infantry (West)
Marines, congratulations and welcome to the Marine Corps family. I am the senior enlisted Marine assigned to Hotel Company, and I take care of a variety of problems that may transpire with the students throughout the training cycle. I would like to assure the parents that your Marine is in good hands and to give my thanks for the opportunity to train your son.
If you have any questions about the health, welfare, or training of your Marine, you can reach me at (760) 725-8402.
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Renovation inspiration.
With a house sold and a house bought it's time to start thinking about new interiors. The new house currently doesn't have much of an interior, it's mostly a shell of an outside with some interior walls and the occasional floorboard but there are plans and I have plans for those plans!
Firstly the kitchen which will be similar to my current one.
Except with storm lanterns or something a little more industrial hanging as pendants over the island bench.
A nook at one end of the island with shelves for my cookbooks, one of those big restaurant kitchen taps that are more hose than tap, perhaps some brick pattern white tiles for a splashback like the Paris metro (only without the urinal smell!)
And if I'm really lucky… a duck egg blue AGA. Or better yet the spotty Emma Bridgewater one. Bliss.
Also on the wish list- I'm loving this sewing cafe in Paris where you can take your projects and rent the machines by the hour. I have a little sunroomy nook with a big picture window and lots of light- and I have a little daydream about a space that will look like that cafe.
Another little daydream of a house that's full of homemade quilts, made in my little sunroomy sewing shop nook.
(Bottom two images discovered in the current issue of Australian Vogue Living).
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I am really in a Christmas mood…So here is one another tutorial for Christmas nail art.
Leaf nail art:
Things you will need for a design with gold leaf for nails:
Red nail paint.
Golden nail paint( I used NYX girls Buzz worthy)
Green nail paint
loose glitter.
1. Paint your all nails red except ring finger. On your ring finger apply golden nail paint.
2. Now add 3 red rhinestones towards your cuticle as shown.(on ring finger)
3. Make 3 lines with green colour as shown in the pic.
4. Now make leaves like pattern out of these lines.
5. Add little details with black colour to the leaves as shown.
6. Add loose glitter on your other nails and apply top coat to your all nails and you are done.
On my nails:
Hope you all like this! Aren't leaf nail designs simply a mood lifter?
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