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http://nflfromthesidelines.blogspot.com/ After hobnobbing around the NFL in the press boxes and sidelines, sports reporter Dale Lolley will let you know the insider scoop. Dale can also be heard as a sometime host on ESPN 970-AM. Follow him on Twitter at dlolleyor. Monday, January 09, 2012 Post-Denver thoughts Well, I couldn't have been more wrong about that game. Then again, I couldn't have been more wrong about a team all season long. This Steelers' team really left me perplexed this season. And Sunday's game was a microcosm of everything that was wrong with it. The offense marched up and down the field in the first quarter, yet had six points to show for it. Then, after Denver hits the defense for a couple of plays to score in the second quarter, Ben Roethlisberger decides it's time to start chucking it deep. Only Mike Wallace can't come up with the catch - which was slightly underthrown and the Steelers have to punt the ball back to Denver. The Broncos again hit them for a long gain and score. Roethlisberger comes out, gets hammered on a sack and then intercepted. Wham, bam, thank you mam. A 6-0 advantage turns into a 17-6 disadvantage. © Ike Taylor had a tough day, but you have to give some credit to Tim Tebow. He looked lost holding the ball against Kansas City last week and John Elway told him he should just let the ball fly. Tebow apparently took that to heart and made some very nice throws. His first long completion to Demaryious Thomas was an excellent throw, as was his TD pass to Eddie Royal. After that, the Pittsburgh defense was caught in a tough place. They were bringing nine or 10 men to the line of scrimmage to stop the running game, but that was leaving the corners in one-on-one situations and Denver was winning those. © Not having Brett Keisel, Casey Hampton and Max Starks really hurt the Steelers. Losing Keisel and Hampton left the Steelers with just three active linemen. Losing Starks left the Steelers with Jonathan Scott on the field. The Steelers would have been without all three next weekend at New England, so it's just as well that they lost now instead of dragging the season out another week. © If that was a late hit for roughing the passer on James Harrison as called, they should just quit playing football and make the games a seven-on-seven passing drill. You think if anyone other than Harrison makes that hit that it's called? I don't. © Some people were complaining about Harrison's hit on Eric Decker that knocked him out of the game. But that's what defenders are almost forced to do rather than take a chance at helmet-to-helmet contact - particularly Harrison. He can't even take a chance that he'll come in contact with another player helmet-to-helmet for the remainder of his career without facing a lengthy suspension. © The offense scored 23 points, but squandered points at the end of each half. Some people will put that on offensive coordinator Bruce Arians mostly because they hate Arians. But it's Roethlisberger. Instead of taking the short passes that are available, he constantly looks for the home run or bigger play. Until he's content to take what the defense is giving rather than constantly trying to make the splash play, he won't be considered in the same breath as Tom Brady, Drew Brees or Aaron Rodgers. (Unlike the writer who does not blame Arians I do put the blame on Airhead Arians and Toady Tomlin. The key is that this team suffers from a lack of discipline. Who is running the offense Big Ben or Airhead Arians and Toady Tomlin? Drama Queen Ben keeps going for the long ball, all or nothing, big play. The result is a grab bag, inconsistent offense, that can't score in the red zone. Airhead and Toady have done nothing to correct this. On defense, Troy when he plays free lances too much. Sure he comes up with the big play from time to time but we get burned just as often as well. All Troy's gambling does is expose our corners who can't buy an INT. Also Troy's big plays have gotten fewer as the injuries he has gotten pile up. How may times have we heard this year that the players just didn't execute. Well discipline is a big part of execution and Toady Tomlin sure doesn't seem to enforce any. So unlike the writer I do blame the coaching staff for the lack of discipline that this team shows. More inane babble from Toady Tomlin like "Unleash Hell" or "The Standard is the Standard" isn't going to help. Toady seems to be all talk and no action. - mesa) © On a personal note, I think I made journalistic history today, writing both my game story and column on my Droid after my power cord died. It made for a perfect ending to what was a tortuous season watching the Steelers muddle their way through a 12-4 season. Is it possible to muddle your way through a 12-4 season? The Steelers apparently did. |
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Episode: 129 | Aired: October 29, 2003
Red comes home from the hospital with doctor's orders not to work for three months. Jackie's shocked that Hyde and Kelso aren't spending all their time waiting for her decision. And Laurie returns from her honeymoon, having gone to Cancun without Fez.
Episode: 130 | Aired: November 05, 2003
Eric's delighted that he and Donna are spending most of their time having "going away" sex. Fez wonders if he'll ever get to have sex again with his new wife. And Kelso takes on the job of reuniting Jackie and Hyde.
Episode: 131 | Aired: November 19, 2003
It's Donna's last night in Point Place, and it's also Eric's eighteenth birthday. He may not be getting the party he expected, and he has to tell Donna goodbye. Hyde warns him that he needs to be cool-like Bogey in Casablanca.
Episode: 132 | Aired: November 26, 2003
Kelso's baffled when Brooke, a beautiful friend of Donna's, not only refuses to acknowledge that they had sex, but also tries to avoid him. And Jackie obsessively tries to force Hyde to say that Brooke isn't hot.
Episode: 133 | Aired: December 03, 2003
When the INS comes to investigate Fez and Laurie's marriage, Red thinks it's time to set the record straight. And when Brooke tells Kelso that he's off the hook about the baby, his friends are horrified that he's happy about it.
Episode: 134 | Aired: December 17, 2003
When Eric loses his job at the dog food factory, he has to compete with Kelso for a waiter's job at the restaurant where Hyde works. And Fez and Laurie are about to file for divorce until the wedding presents start coming in.
Episode: 135 | Aired: January 07, 2004
It's Christmas Eve, and Donna pulls night shift deejaying at the station. Red dispenses his own brand of Christmas cheer playing Santa at the mall. And Jackie drags Hyde and the other guys to the school Christmas dance as she attempts to recapture her place on the cheerleading squad.
Episode: 136 | Aired: January 14, 2004
Eric's become a slacker-sleeping all day and letting Kitty baby him-and Donna's had it. Kelso asks Brooke out on a date. And Kitty recruits Fez to drive Red to his doctor's appointment.
Episode: 137 | Aired: February 04, 2004
Jackie joins a "Big Sister" program. Eric makes a feeble stab at being a handy man. And Kelso's thrilled that he gets to go on a ride-along in a real police car.
Episode: 138 | Aired: February 11, 2004
Kelso's in a panic when Roy convinces him that he's the stooge of his police academy class, and Fez goes to get his green card.
Episode: 139 | Aired: February 18, 2004
Kelso's thrilled when Brooke asks him to drive her to her doctor's appointment. Donna and Eric check out a spot for their wedding. Jackie redecorates Hyde's room. And Bob has a rather strange gift for Red.
Episode: 141 | Aired: March 03, 2004
Eric and Donna freak out when she realizes that she's missed taking a birth control pill. And Kelso and Fez aren't speaking, and Suzy tries to bring them back together.
Episode: 142 | Aired: March 10, 2004
Donna and Eric go to pre-marital church counseling and lie about having had sex.. And police cadet Kelso gets a flare gun with disastrous results.
Episode: 143 | Aired: March 17, 2004
Jackie's fuming when her mom returns from Mexico unexpectedly, but she really goes crazy when she finds out about her mom's new boyfriend.
Episode: 145 | Aired: March 31, 2004
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Episode: 147 | Aired: April 28, 2004
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Episode: 148 | Aired: May 05, 2004
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Episode: 149 | Aired: May 12, 2004
Mitch convinces Donna to be his date at his brothers wedding where he introduces her as his girlfriend. Kelso and Brooke attend Kittys baby care class.
Episode: 150 | Aired: May 12, 2004
All hell breaks lose when Eric accidentally tears Donna's wedding dress and when Red takes the money meant for Eric's present and buys a canoe.
Episode: 151 | Aired: May 16, 2004
When Donna rents a trailer for herself and Eric, Eric thinks that staying in Point Place after theyre married may be a big mistake.
Episode: 152 | Aired: May 19, 2004
Eric tells the guys that he's afraid Donna will regret marrying him and giving up all the plans she had for her life. And Brooke's mom arrives and had some news for Kelso.
Episode: 153 | Aired: May 19, 2004
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It was a golden year for Xavier athletics in 2006-07 For immediate release . . . May 1, 2007 NEW ORLEANS — During the final week of April, new trophy cases — replacements in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina — were delivered to the lobby of The Barn, Xavier University's gymnasium. The timing couldn't have been better; there's plenty of new hardware to display. After a one-year suspension because of the hurricane, Xavier athletics accomplished much more than a spirit-lifting comeback in 2006-07. The Gold Rush and Gold Nuggets won nearly half a dozen conference championships. Five of Xavier's six teams — men's cross country, women's cross country, men's basketball, men's tennis and women's tennis — won Gulf Coast Athletic Conference championships to provide a pleasant surprise during the rebuilding of New Orleans. "What a tremendous feat," Athletics Director Dennis Cousin said. "It was the result of a lot of hard work and the dedication of our student-athletes, coaches and staff. I had no idea we would come back as strongly as we did." Firsts and improbable comebacks accompanied the championship harvest. The men's cross country team won its first GCAC title. The men's basketball team survived an 0-4 start in conference and earned a share of the regular-season championship with Tougaloo. And en route to its fifth GCAC title in six years, the women's tennis team earned its first NAIA top-10 ranking. "We don't have the biggest department around, but pound-for-pound our department does an outstanding job," Cousin said. "We had great success winning in the GCAC this year, but more importantly, on graduation day, we'll have our share of young men and women receiving their degrees. That's the combination we strive for every day." A recap of the championship seasons: • Women's Cross Country: The Gold Nuggets and their school-record six All-GCAC runners — Ashley Broden, Ebony Harding, Amani Harlee, Lonique Moore, Mimi Mornay and Stacey Young — cruised to a 31-point victory over runner-up Spring Hill in the league meet October 21 at Clinton, Miss. Xavier finished fourth in the NAIA Region XIII meet two weeks later, and Harding earned All-Region XIII and All-Louisiana honors. Harding also was selected Louisiana Newcomer of the Year, and second-year Coach Joseph Moses was GCAC and Louisiana Coach of the Year. "I had the feeling our women could win conference," Moses said. "We peaked at the right time in the conference meet, and Ebony was consistent all year." • Men's Cross Country: The Gold Rush ran well but didn't run away with their GCAC championship. Despite a higher aggregate time than Spring Hill, the Gold Rush edged the Badgers by one point, 37 to 38, to earn their first title October 21 at Clinton. Darren Wallace, Chris Butler, Bryan Khan and Joshua Miles were All-GCAC, and Wallace was All-Region XIII after leading Xavier to a fifth-place finish in that meet. Moses was GCAC and Louisiana Coach of the Year. "I knew the conference race was close," Moses said. "I didn't know we won until I was handed the official results. It was a great breakthrough for our men's program." • Men's Basketball: It was a rebuilding year for the Rush, but you never would have known it after January 11, when a 70-66 loss at Spring Hill was Xavier's sixth in seven games and dropped Xavier to 0-4 in the conference. From that point a predominantly freshman team with no returning starters from 2004-05 ripped off 10 consecutive GCAC victories for the first time in 20 years and earned a share of the regular-season title. Xavier then earned an at-large bid to the NAIA Division I National Tournament — the third consecutive invitation was the first for the program — then upset third-ranked Georgetown (Ky.) 82-79 to advance past the first round for the first time in 34 years. Xavier's strongest area was its backcourt. Sophomore Shaun Dumas made the NAIA All-America third team and was chosen Louisiana Small College Player of the Year by the Louisiana Association of Basketball Coaches. Junior Mark Stewart shattered Xavier records for 3-pointers made in a season (109) and career (202) and was chosen third-team All-Louisiana. Both Dumas and Stewart were All-GCAC. "It was an amazing season," Coach Dannton Jackson said. "It was a special group of young men with great chemistry and a commitment to improving every day. Short of winning a national championship, I doubt I'll experience a more satisfying season as a coach." • Men's Tennis: The Gold Rush was ranked 25th in the NAIA preseason poll, dropped out and reclaimed the No. 25 spot in mid-April. In between the Rush dominated the GCAC, winning all 62 of its regular-season and tournament matches and beating 2006 champion Spring Hill 6-0 in the tournament final April 13 at City Park in New Orleans. Not surprisingly, Xavier grabbed all but one spot on the All-GCAC team. Terry Richardson was Player of the Year, Cameron Knowles was Newcomer of the Year, and Alan Green was Coach of the Year. Miroslav Vukicevic, Mario Myles, Visumzi Kempele and Thomas Fugate also were all-conference. "Our men had a very successful season," Green said. "But when we did not advance past the first round in the regional tournament, that left a bad taste in our mouths. That loss is motivating us already for next season. Our guys are working hard and preparing to go even further in 2008." • Women's Tennis: The Gold Nuggets, winner of four consecutive GCAC titles from 2002-05, captured another one April 13 by defeating 2006 champion Mobile 7-1 at City Park. Along the way the Nuggets earned their highest NAIA preseason ranking (No. 13), and their first top-10 ranking (No. 9 on March 7). Junior Dominique Bell was GCAC Player of the Year for the third time, and freshman Angelina Callis was GCAC Newcomer of the Year. Joining them on the all-conference team were teammates Alexandra Broussard, Yuliem Dominguez, Colleen McArthur and Jihanna Mughnee. "You could make a case that this was the best women's tennis team in Xavier history," said Green, the women's GCAC Coach of the Year. "And we should be as good, if not better, next season because everyone will be back, and we'll add one or two new players."
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The Xavier Gold Rush and Gold Nuggets compete in Division I of the NAIA (National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics) as a member of the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference (GCAC). Xavier fields men's and women's teams in basketball, cross country and tennis.
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Salt Lake City - Governor Jon Huntsman asked Tom Patterson to head the Department of Corrections today. Scott Carver, currently Correction's Executive Director, has accepted the position of Director of the Utah Sentencing Commission within the Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice (CCJJ).
Patterson has served as executive director of CCJJ since July. Retired Judge Bob Yeates will move from the Sentencing Commission to take Patterson's place as CCJJ executive director.
"I am confident in the skills and abilities of all of these public servants. Their individual willingness to serve the great State of Utah deserves our sincere gratitude," Governor Huntsman said. "Tom brings a wealth of understanding of the criminal justice system to this new position that will enable him to prepare our correctional system for the needs of the 21st Century."
Prior to his work with CCJJ, Patterson served as the Rush County Attorney in Kansas, as well as legal counsel and Chief Administrative Law Judge with the Utah Department of Workforce Services. Patterson is a graduate of Brigham Young University and earned his law degree from Washburn University in Topeka, Kansas. Patterson and his wife, Reta, live with their five children in Alpine.
"I am humbled by the trust the Governor is showing in my abilities," Patterson said. "I truly look forward to this new challenge and working with the dedicated men and women at the Department of Corrections."
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"Men are erased and reborn."
Any ideas what this new teaser trailer from J J Abrams' Bad Robot is actually teasing?
It features a Stranger (who appears to have been tied up at some point) washing up on shore while a Narrator talks about him. Then there is the man with the stitched up mouth (I feel that I should know what that is from). All very strange.
Is the narration from a previous work?
Abrams has got Star Trek and Star Wars under his belt, but it does not look like it is for either of those. Could it be something Frankensteiny?
Is it for a new film, TV show or something else.
Any ideas?
UPDATE: Thanks to Rob for sharing the news that this is probably for a book that J J Abrams has written with Doug Dorst called S. Publisher Mulholland Books describe it as follows:
In his first-ever idea for a novel, Abrams conceived of and developed a multi-layered literary puzzle of love and adventure. At its core, we have a book of mysterious provenance. In the margins, another tale unfolds: hand-scribbled notes, questions, and confrontations between two readers. Between the pages, online, and in the real world, you'll find evidence of their interaction, ephemera that brings this tale vividly to life.
This trailer would definitely fit into that.
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Animal Happenings
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Times: 10:00am-10:45am
Venue: The Children's Museum in Easton
9 Sullivan Avenue, North Easton, MA 02356
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Check out Animal Happenings at the Children's Museum in Easton. Tuesdays, April 9th & 23rd, May 7th & 21st from 10am-10:45am. Feathers and fur, scales and shells, what will it be this week? Get up close and learn about a different animal each visit. Animal Happenings is sponsored by Lloyd Animal Medical Center. It does not require registration and is free with admission to the Museum.
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Subvert (Compilation)
Release: 1994
Selfless Records
John Purkey – Drums
Shawn Durand – Lead Guitar
John Grant – Rhythm Guitar
Eric Greenwalt – Vocals
Marc Brown – Bass (second half of album)
Gerry Erwin – Bass (first half of album)
1. Atrocities
2. What Does It Mean?
3. Sometimes
4. Ghosts of Hiroshima
5. Live Thru It
6. They Turn Away
7. Free Your Mind
8. Psychopath
9. Game
10. Running Out of Time
11. We All Fall Down
12. Stand Up
13. The Madness Must End
14. Psychopath
15. Power for Who?/Power for What?
16. We All Fall Down
17. Psychopath
18. Man in the Crowd
19. The Madness Must End
20. What Does It Mean?
21. Power for Who? Power for What?
22. Instrumental
This album is basically a compilation or complete discography of everything Subvert ever released. It includes the Free Your Mind album, The Madness Must End album, A Simple Solution to a Complex Problem demo and their song from the Home Alive comp.
Subvert were mainstays of the Tacoma scene from 1986-1991, they had hardcore stirred with a little bit of metal that's kind of a mirror image of The Accüsed and Poison Idea, just more political and vocal about the government. They released the album "The Madness Must End" in the late 80′s which was recorded at the famous Reciprocal Studios.
Eric Greenwalt on vocals, Shawn Durand on lead guitar, John Grant on rhythm guitar, Marc Brown on bass and John Purkey on drums (he went on to play for The Load Levelers, Scourge, The Yolk Fellaz and he is currently in The Spins and Sleeper Cell). After the band broke up Eric went on to form Christdriver and Black Noise Cannon. Shawn went on to join Portrait of Poverty, Infect and 13 Scars.
The band had a handful of releases and played alongside some of the biggest punk and hardcore acts in Seattle at the time like Brotherhood and Aspirin Feast. These guys aren't "Grunge" in the traditional sense, but I think they were connected loosely. Meaning Shawn went to form Portrait of Poverty with A.M.Q.A. alumni (who had Seaweed members in the band), not to mention Subvert shared bills with some prominent Grunge bands.
Sad to say I never got to see these guys live. I've since seen Durand's band 13 Scars the last two times they've hit Los Angeles and they are great.
The standout cuts are: What Does It All Mean and Running out Of Time.
If you can find it, buy it.
Rating: *** three out of three stars
On to the story . . .
I'm not sure if it's because I'm getting older or maybe it's just that I'm a quirky guy. But every time I go to a show I feel more and more out of touch with the other people in the crowd.
There are definite exceptions, there are bands like The Gears, RF7, Symbol Six and The Mau Maus, etc that have really nice people as members and I go to see them for their band and as people.
Over the summer I went to a big show at the Airliner downtown and I noticed there was two distinct groups of people, neither I fit in with, one group was twenty-something guys that all had denim vests all with various crust back patches, some studs and just right amount of dirt. The other group was a bunch of thirty-something male and females with their electric cigarettes. All of them staring down their noses at people that walked by. I wanted to remind them that the rule of thumb about not making eye contact while eating a banana also applies to electric cigarettes.
Now I was over at Los Globos on Sunday signing some books and the key group here was twenty-something guys with heavily painted leather jackets and overly tight skinny jeans. I can't really say what's right or wrong at these shows, but I know most of the time I feel like the old guy that crashed the party. Maybe I am.
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Invigorate Meetings with Unique Breaks at The Langham, Boston
Fuel Great Performance at Your Next Meeting BOSTON, MA, June 28, 2011 – The Langham, Boston now offers thematic breaks to corporate meeting planners, a practice that is keeping up with the idea that brief interruptions keep attendees motivated and productive.
The thematic break menu features six interludes, all varied and showcasing a customized experience that includes snacks paired with games for the Wii Video Console. Enchanted New England, a nod to local goodies like Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream Bars and Salt Water Taffy is paired with Wii Sports Resort Wakeboarding; Rejuvenation, featuring Energy Mix, Smoothie Shooters, and fresh fruit is paired with Wii Fit Yoga; play Guitar Hero while enjoying the Chocolate Wonderland break, which offers brownies, truffles, and more.
Additionally, The Langham, Boston's on-site spa, Chuan Body + Soul, offers a Reach, Stretch, and Relax break that incorporates ten minutes of simple yoga-inspired stretching, herbal teas, and whole foods like fruit and nuts.
Organizational behavior experts suggest that productivity can be increased by taking more breaks during the day. According to Tony Schwartz, author of The Way We're Working Isn't Working, your body's natural rhythms work better with a change of pace at least every 90 minutes.
"Get the creative ideas flowing, reduce tension and refocus your attendees' level of alertness," explains The Langham, Boston's Director of Sales and Marketing Rachelle Boudreau. "While it is not time spent on-task, the result will be a reinvigorating experience for everyone."
About Langham Hospitality Group Langham Hospitality Group encompasses a family of distinctive hospitality brands which include hotels, resorts, residential serviced apartments, restaurants and spas, located on four continents.
It takes its name from the legendary Langham in London which was opened in 1865 as Europe's first Grand Hotel. For almost 150 years, this flagship hotel has represented sophisticated and gracious hospitality, a philosophy that reflects elegance in design, innovation in hospitality, genuine service and captivation of the senses across all properties. The brands include the luxurious Langham and international five-star Langham Place, the upscale Eaton Luxe, midscale Eaton Smart, the award-winning Chuan Spa, and Yat Tung Heen restaurants.
The Langham is where guests can enjoy service with poise and be enchanted by our innovation and traditions while Langham Place, the fun sibling of The Langham, is about living the 21st century through design, technology and attitude, epitomizing stimulating and artistic hospitality. Eaton, a premium member brand, aims to surprise and delight our guests with a value-for-money proposition that delivers a stylish, modern level of comfort with spirited, can-do service. Currently 28 member hotels are open or in the pipeline across four continents. Langham Hospitality Group is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Great Eagle Holdings (Stock Code: 0041) which was founded in 1963 and listed on The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Ltd in 1972. Reservations for Langham hotels can be made by logging onto langhamhospitalitygroup.com About The Langham, Boston This elegant property, once the Federal Reserve Bank, is a national architectural landmark. An ideal downtown location, the hotel offers a unique blend of historic charm and urban sophistication next to the finest shopping and attractions including: Faneuil Hall Marketplace, Boston Common, the Freedom Trail, the Theater District and the waterfront. The hotel's award-winning restaurant, Café Fleuri, serves breakfast, lunch, seasonal Saturday Chocolate Bar, and Sunday Brunch under lofty atrium ceilings. BOND restaurant | lounge serves lunch, metropolitan afternoon tea, small plates of global cuisine in the evenings, and distinctive cocktails. Chuan Body + Soul offers guests 24-hour access to the fitness center, an indoor lap pool, a whirlpool and spa treatments based on Traditional Chinese Medicine. The hotel has won AAA's Four-Diamond award. For information on The Langham, Boston, please visit: boston.langhamhotels.com


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Lucky Green Clover Shake Recipe
My lucky green clover shake recipe can be made vegan as well as with dairy.
Saint Patrick's Day is coming in just a few days. When I stopped going to the yellow arched enemy of our health, one thing that I missed is their Sham-shakes. This is my take on a delicious minty shake that is both better tasting AND better for you.
Give it a try and see if you don't agree with me.
Lucky Green Clover Shake Recipe
- 2 cups of vanilla soy-milk
- 4 peeled, frozen bananas broken into smaller pieces
- Small handful of raw spinich
- 1/2 teaspoon spearmint
- Combine all ingredients in blender
- blend on high until smooth, stopping your blender and stiring if necessary
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The Singapore Arts Festival is back with an amazing array of programmes that will whet your artistic appetite, whatever it may be. The annual festival is set to showcase an exciting and magical array of music, dance, drama and the like on a stage set that is Singapore. This year's theme, Our Lost Poems, completes the themed trilogy beginning with Between You and Me (2010) and last year's I Want to Remember.
To the uninitiated, the Festival has become an international showcase known for its bold and innovative contemporary arts collaboration with a distinct Asian flavour since its inception in 1977. Organised by the National Arts Council, the Festival has influenced the works of artists through the years. It has also created a platform and generated a growing public demand for the arts, resulting in new capital platforms,movements and events.
Our Lost Poems' focus will be on the presence of puppetry – an important medium in the region. Discover a world of aspirations and tales through a voyage full of lost riddles, hidden stories, wandering thoughts, myths, reflections and legends. This year's festival will invite you to uncover yourselves through its stream of fantastic shows.
Catch The Flight of the Jade Bird if you appreciate an opera-inspired poetry in the form of dance and song. Featuring a stellar cast of star line-up from Singapore, Taiwan, Malaysia and Hong Kong, the playlist featured in this showcase ranges from classical opera to pop.
Meanwhile, fans of the highly lauded dance/film last year will rejoice in the latest edition of the series that will be screened this year- an eclectic selection of six feature films and nine short pieces of women artists and the female form.
If you are in the mood for vampires, the Singapore Arts Festival invites you to They Only Come at Night: Pandemic. An intoxicating mix of murder, mayhem and mysterious vampire killers, be prepared to be engage your senses through an interactive and multimedia installation during this adventure. Scream with caution.
There are also forums, workshops and other activities available for everybody regardless of age. Children can literally run amok playing their hearts out at the Kids Arts Village in Esplanade Park. Do note that while some shows are paid programmes, there are free programmes available in the festival as well.
The Singapore Arts Festival will run from 16 May – 2 June 2012 in various venues on the island. For more information, including ticketing information, please visit www.singaporeartsfest.com
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Student Code of Conduct set to change as district aims to curb discipline.
That's the headline from Catalyst Chicago about policy changes happening in the Windy City's public schools. And what I find really interesting about this is that the goal of the policy shift (which we'll discuss in a moment) really is to curb the discipline activities of the schools, to "rein in one of the highest suspension and expulsion rates in the country".
There's been a great deal of discussion over the last year or so about the seemingly out-of-control nature of school discipline in the nation — almost all of it driven by the executive branch's concerns about racial (and to a much lesser extent, sex) disparity in suspension and expulsion rates. But there has also been (at last!) some growing recognition that certain types of institutional discipline policies aren't really all that productive in the first place, and may actually be at odds with the mission of schools. (Which, I take it, is at least ostensibly to prepare students academically and culturally for integration into the larger, adult society.)
So now, in the face of all this theory, we're starting to see some solid implementation. So what's going on?
Among the proposed changes:
–Elimination of the vaguely-defined "persistent defiance" as misbehavior for which students can be suspended or expelled. CPS officials say "persistent defiance" is used unevenly to justify harsh discipline, in some cases against students who shrugged their shoulders or threw pencils across desks.
–Children from pre-kindergarten to second grade could no longer be expelled without a network chief's approval. In the past, only preschoolers and kindergarteners were excluded from expulsion, though records show they were still suspended.
–Another offense, "unintentional physical contract with school staff," would no longer warrant suspension.
–Police would only need to be notified when students are found with drugs or guns on school grounds, or in emergency situations. The current policy lists 27 offenses for which police need to be notified, including participating in mob action and use of the CPS network to spread computer viruses.
–Unauthorized use of a cell phone would drop to the lowest category of offense.
Most of these seem to me to be quite commonsensical to me, and I'm glad to see that they're being implemented.
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Course date: Friday, 11 Jan 2013 - Sunday, 13 Jan 2013
Course times: 16:00 - 16:00
Funny that madrigals still have a reputation for 'fa la: whoops there go my hose' when the best of them are the equivalent of works by Titian, Leonardo or Nicholas Hilliard. Spend two days getting inside some of their most exquisite examples and the best vocal chamber music ever conceived. Monteverdi's madrigals are quite simply the best ever written: beautifully crafted, wonderful to sing and full of passion. Their influence was felt all over Europe, especially in England and Germany whose greatest masters were Schütz (published in Venice) and Thomas Weelkes, here writing an incredible lament on the death of the Master of the Revels, Henry Noel. In case that's too heavy for post-Christmas fare, two light-hearted vocal soufflés will serve as sorbets to cleanse the palette.
Music downloads will be provided in advance and some preparation will be required.
Residential single £265; shared £235. Non-residential £190
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Exquisite Renaissance miniatures
Monteverdi – Si ch'io vorrei morire
Monteverdi – Anima dolorosa
Schütz – Dunque addio
Weelkes – Noel, adieu thou court's delight
Senfl – Das G'läut zu Speyer
Claude Le Jeune – Allons, allons gay
Tutor: Robert Hollingworth founded the innovative Renaissance and contemporary solo-voice ensemble I Fagiolini in 1986, who perform to sell-out audiences. He has recorded 19 CDs (some topping classical charts) and 2 DVDs, toured internationally and undertaken many innovative productions such as Simunye, The Full Monteverdi, Tallis in Wonderland and How Like An Angel. http://www.ifagiolini.com/about-us/robert-hollingworth/
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Denver 12 Carolina 11 I am perplexed –there is no way Carolina is not the better, deeper, team. This is Carolina's 7th consecutive quarterfinal loss. Not a great day for what I thought was a great Carolina team. The Heels were up 6-0, 9-4 at half and yet still found a way to lose.
Duke 12 Notre Dame 11 I must be confused. I remember that Maryland played Duke in Durham and defeated them 16-7 and it wasn't that close. This is John Danowski's 7th year as head coach and yes it's his 7th straight Final four. His theory seems to be to not worry about the early season and slowly let the players and team find their way. It's working. However, in my opinion Duke has very little chance of defeating Cornell. Duke has no answer for #3 Rob Pannell. Josh Offit (Saul Offit's grandson) played a key role in Duke's victory today.
Carolina 16 Denver 11 RG Keenan and Carolina's Goalie gives the edge to the Heels
Duke 9 Notre Dame 6 Can't believe this is the Duke team that lost to Maryland 16-7
Cornell 12 Ohio State 7 Sold on Rob Pannell –Best there is in college
Syracuse 11 Yale 7 Cuse's defense has improved every game
North Carolina 16 Lehigh 7 —close early on but Carolina way too powerful
Denver 19 Albany 14 ===Enjoy this week because next week Carolina will take down Denver
Yale 10 Penn State 7–as I said this morning–Maryland's win over Yale seems much more impressive now
Notre Dame 9 Detroit 7—#2 Seed? The Irish had to score 6 unanswered in the 4th quarter to win
Duke vs Colgate—Peter Baum might be the best player in the country but Duke is way too deep for Colgate. This should be a high scoring affair but look for Rotanz, Wuolf,Costabile , Haus and co to easily advance.
Loyola vs Denver–What a joke that the Greyhounds will have to beat Denver a 3rd time to get to the final four in Foxboro. Dnver caught a Tar Hell team sleepwalking again at home in the opening round. Both of Loyola's wins over Denver were in the Mile High City. Justice will prevail and Loyola will win easy.


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Where to start? Today, I feel lost. Yersterday, I felt lost.
Okey, here's the deal. Lately, I've been doing some thinking, on the classic "who am I" problem. Until now I've been fairly comfortable with who I am. Looks, intelligence, lovelife ( which has been non-existant); my whole situation in general. I accepted that I was not like other boys, (into girls, soccer, drinking, brainless discussions...)
I am gay. I don't smoke, (all boys here my age do.) My best friend is an eccentric, cynical, volatile little buggar, who happens to be more intelligent than me. I love discussing with him, and he is very accapting of gays, but I don't think he can be a loyal friend to anyone but himself. My mom's a lesbian, (an old one. She thinks I'm bi...) My dad I haven't heard from in over 5 freakin years, and lives on the other side of the Atlantic, in Wisconsin. I live in Norway. My family is a bunch of homophobic conservatives who's biggest fear is that my mom will turn me into a faggit. (I don't believe that my upbringing did anything with my sexuality, except for making it easier for me to accept.) My other two best friends are homophobes. I think that they suffer from the delusion that if someone is gay, that person will automatically like them. (in their dreams..lol.) I don't like boys my age, only older guys. I dont like girls, period. I find straght men more attractive than gay. These, and a zillion other things, is the reason for my lack of love.
So, all this I had come to terms with, until today. I don't know why, but I wish I were like other boys. The thought intreages me. What is I were just normal, (to the extent that is possible,) and had girlfriends and a dad and a normal mom and could have the same friends without worrying about losing them if I came out. If I were straight I wouldn't have to deal with most of these fucking pains. (To the bastards that say we can choose our sexuality, I'm living proof of that being a myth.)
I might just as well be dead.
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That is like my life (except i'm a girl and bi). My mom is a lesbian and for the longest time i've accepted who i am. Until recently when i started just wishing i could be "normal" and have "normal" friends and not have to worry about all the crap surrounding my life and making it more confusing than any other teenager's life. Anyway, just wanted to let you know that others are in the same boat.
My friend, we all go through this kind of thing. I know that I have. I used to think about what it would be like if I was straight I even dated girls...but in the end I realized I was just fooling myself. In the end I guess we just have to accept the fact that we have our ups and downs and that we can never change who we are.
It sucks about your friends being homophobes...I lost pretty much my entire circle of close friends when I came out so Iknow whereyou are coming from.
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0:02 in the 4th qtr
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0:02 in the 4th qtr
Brian said...
jjb-Regrettably, I don't have ST stats on here (yet). A lot of the WPA belongs to K Matt Bryant and his long GW FG.
jjb said...
So what's up here? The WPA graph for the game says SEA was getting their butts whupped for 59:30 out of 60:00 minutes (including the final 00:01) but the team and individual EPA/WPA stats all say SEA blew ATL off the field.
Jonathan said...
Prevent defense vs. stop playing once you barely get into FG range. Classic. Absolutely classic.
Brian said...
EI is just the total vertical travel of the WP path. The BAL-DEN game was huge, but this game was a snoozer until the 4th qtr.
Jay said...
I can never remember what actually goes into the Excitement Index, but I have to believe this game and the Broncos-Ravens game have to be way up there.
Tyson said...
Well, is there a metric for excitement index for the weekend? Pretty high I'd say...
Joshua said...
General-Specific said...
Brian- You really need to run an expanded graph with the last 15 or so plays spaced out more so it is easier to see the wild swings.
John said...
what the hell just happened?
0:08 in the 4th qtr
James said...
What just happened?
0:08 in the 4th qtr
Tyson said...
The "prevent ya from winnin'" defense. and that will a) teach Pete Carroll a thing or two about icing the kicker and b) prevent us from having a laborious convo about Matt Ryan being a good QB who is a bad playoff QB.
0:08 in the 4th qtr
problem said...
No one in their right mind could imagine the Falcons' chances were HURT by the first pass that put them at midfield on that last drive. But this graph said so.
0:08 in the 4th qtr
General-Specific said...
I don't understand the defense SEA was playing there.
0:13 in the 4th qtr
Jay said...
They called the timeout there? Figured they'd clock it.
0:13 in the 4th qtr
James said...
0:19 in the 4th qtr
Evan said...
Gone for 2 and converted, obviously.
0:19 in the 4th qtr
Brian said...
0:25 in the 4th qtr
Evan said...
This is almost the exact situation that Denver would've been in yesterday had Baltimore gone for 2 at the end of regulation as Brian suggested.
0:25 in the 4th qtr
Brian said...
You'd want the touchback there. No time comes off the clock.
0:31 in the 4th qtr
Chris said...
Still a lot of time left. If they get a kickoff past the 30, they still have a shot.
0:31 in the 4th qtr
Karl said...
Wow, wow, wow
0:34 in the 4th qtr
Brian said...
ATL has a shot here. Just need a FG and they have their TOs.
0:34 in the 4th qtr
Jay said...
Oh my. My roommate must be sick right about now. He's a Green Bay/ Atlanta fan.
0:34 in the 4th qtr
General-Specific said...
Brian BIllick is talking about FG...even if it is just to dismiss it, shoot me now.
0:34 in the 4th qtr
Brian said...
Billick is an IDIOT! a FG?
0:44 in the 4th qtr
Karl said...
James... it´s not about stats here. The game that were lost, were super ugly, the wins were extreme good (like all those perfect IND-DEN games). Stats are much, but not everything. Anyway, i sleep well, b/c i know Peyton busts in PO´s and i bet on it :-) Karl, Germany
1:49 in the 4th qtr
Brian said...
Somebody I know wrote that this game would wind up being close and would come down to a couple high-leverage plays in the end. Total BS narrative prediction, but happens to be coming true.
2:00 in the 4th qtr
James said...
Karl, Peyton in regular season: 7.6 YPA, 5.5 TD%, 2.7 INT%. Peyton in post-season: 7.5 YPA, 4.2 TD%, 2.8 INT%.
2:00 in the 4th qtr
Brian said...
But had they converted...
2:00 in the 4th qtr
Jay said...
But again, that's hindsight. I'm sure they were the correct calls statistically, just bad playcalling and time management as someone mentioned previously.
2:55 in the 4th qtr
Jay said...
Hindsight being 20/20, the two fieldgoals that Seattle passed up in favor of a 4th and short attempt and the end of the 1st half are looking pretty nice right now...
3:00 in the 4th qtr
General-Specific said...
4 down territory. Play like it.
3:00 in the 4th qtr
Tyson said...
Classic...it is in a coach's DNA to run up the middle on 2nd and 1! Even converting doesn't really help them.
6:35 in the 4th qtr
Karl said...
@ General-Specific I know all that... But OTOH, i SAW all this Peyton meltdowns. This isn´t stats. He melts under playoff pressure, year-in-year-out. Same as with Favre was, and Cunningham. I can live with the critics, b/c i know what i see. :-) Karl, Germany
7:14 in the 4th qtr
Tyson said...
Karl, I think you were asking for the 2pc on a previous TD to the one I'm talking about when there was a review. Yes you were right. I think the argument for the 2pc is stronger when you are only 1 yard away rather than on the stripe at the 2, yes? Regardless, we are singing from the same hymnal.
8:57 in the 4th qtr
Brian said...
I'm just happy this has turned into a game.
8:57 in the 4th qtr
General-Specific said...
Karl- Your idea that there is such a thing as a "playoff QB" betrays a lot of ignorance about statistics and sample sizes o your part.
8:57 in the 4th qtr
Karl said...
Tyson... and i was the first to call out for it. Were did you have been Brian? :-)
9:07 in the 4th qtr
Karl said...
Tyson... and i was the first to call out for it. Were did you have been Brian? :-)
9:07 in the 4th qtr
Tyson said...
Now that play where they could have gone for 2 from the 1 yard line due to Sherman jumping offsides sure seems to loom large. These things tend to rear their ugly heads later...
9:13 in the 4th qtr
Karl said...
Peyton was, is and always will be an ordinary PO-QB. He lost many, many games as big favourite. Yesterday, even 2 return TDS didn´t save him. Just look at his numbers, even in his SB-Year, the D had to help out big time to cover his bad games (esp. vs. BAL) Karl, Germany
9:13 in the 4th qtr
Chris said...
Oh good lord Ive been down this road before.
9:42 in the 4th qtr
Tyson said...
While that was a nice pick by Earl Thomas, I couldn't help but notice that Trufant was holding back the receiver preventing him from getting toward the ball. I am sensitive to that because as a redskin fan, the same thing happened on Thomas' pick last week. I believe it was Browner holding and grabbing on last week's play rather than Trufant but is that not interference on the CB in anyone else's mind? Or does the pick by another DB cancel out that penalty? Yeah, they're showing that replay just now....
10:34 in the 4th qtr
Waterloo said...
Jay, John Fox is horrifically conservative, so the calls were likely Manning independent.
10:57 in the 4th qtr
James said...
That was a terrible idea, Ryan.
11:44 in the 4th qtr
Jay said...
Karl, I have a hard time imagining that John Fox would be so hyper-conservative throughout the game (particularly the end of the first half... wow) if there wasn't SOMETHING up with Peyton. Also, he may have thrown the interception that effectively ended the game, but his defense failed him by allowing the game to get to that point.
13:01 in the 4th qtr
James said...
Karl, supposedly Manning was wearing the gloves because he was having trouble gripping the ball in the extreme cold as a result of his nerve damage from the neck surgeries. Do you have any evidence for nervous playoff Peyton? Previously his deep% in the playoffs was 11%, 19%, 26%, 19%, 22%. This was clearly an aberration.
13:01 in the 4th qtr
Karl said...
@ Brian... How can you lose arm strengh over night? No, no, i think we just saw nervous playoff Peyton... again, as always Karl, Germany
15:00 in the 4th qtr
Alessio said...
I thought they should have gone for two. As it is, three Seahawks TD's would put them ahead. With the 2-pointer that would be a tie.
15:00 in the 4th qtr
Tyson said...
Anyone else think both OLs are doing pretty well? Atlanta runs effectively from the opening kick. Seattle has had several plays when Wilson has had gobs of time to throw. WIth the penalty should the falcons go for 2? get up by 21? Recall this is against pete carroll...
2:11 in the 3rd qtr
Tyson said...
Jay, Mostly unimaginative play calling. Good defense in stopping them on 3rd and 4th and short. The one before the half was bad time management.
9:47 in the 3rd qtr
Jay said...
Unfortunately I'm at work, so I can't watch the game. I see that Seattle has been VERY close a couple of times now. Is it bad offense or good defense that's held them scoreless?
14:23 in the 3rd qtr
Brian said...
James-I think there's something to that. Manning didn't appear to have any arm strength yesterday. I think that factored into Fox's conservative decisions before half and before the end of regulation.
James said...
Looking at last night's game, during the regular season 20% of Peyton's passes were classified as 'deep', but last night it was only 5% (2 of his 43 attempts). I don't think the Ravens were playing back because they had tight coverage on all the underneath throws, but I'm not sure. Was it the cold/Peyton's grip?
James said...
He didn't even have his best RB in Lynch on the field...
1:01 in the 2nd qtr
Ken r said...
Sure he went for it, but he has one of the 2 best running QB's in the league, a guy who's smart and has a great arm and they run one of the most un-imaginative plays in the play book. I'm still shaking my head.
4:16 in the 2nd qtr
Karl said...
Now with replay, GO FOR TWO. If one would do it, Mike Smith is the guy.
4:16 in the 2nd qtr
Karl said...
go for two... :-)
4:16 in the 2nd qtr
Brian said...
Did not expect this kind of game.
4:16 in the 2nd qtr
Brian said...
5:28 in the 2nd qtr
Karl said...
at least he tried, even though the wrong play. Hats up for that. Karl, Germany
5:33 in the 2nd qtr
Brian said...
Stop running into brick walls on 4th and short! Take advantage of the fact the defense has 9 men in the box.
5:33 in the 2nd qtr