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Because students come in so many different sized and body shapes it is impossible to set a draw length on the bow as every student has a different draw length.
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Manchester United will be heading into this game with an air of caution as 0-0 is a very delicate scoreline.
You've not got an away goal as a safeguard and when you're the home team you can suffer from over confidence and believe that the job is already done. And then one good moment from the opposition and you're chasing the game.
So Sir Alex Ferguson will be making sure his side are completely switched on because Marseille are certainly capable of giving United a scare. They are not the best team left in the competition but they are full of physical and athletic players. And they're not bad travellers, either.
I remember they beat Liverpool 1-0 at Anfield in the 2007/08 group stage and they have also claimed some good victories away from home in this year's competition; 3-0 at Spartak Moscow and a 7-0 thumping of MSK Zilina.
Marseille are not the best team left in the competition but they are full of physical and athletic players. And they're not bad travellers, either.
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Those clubs aren't up to United's level but it proves that Marseille know what it takes to play - and win - on the road. United's unbeaten home record this season is under legitimate threat.
With Rio Ferdiand still missing, Chris Smalling looks likely to partner Nemanja Vidic in central defence. He has proved a capable stand-in but Marseille probably will be targeting him.
They are a big side with the likes of Souleymane Diawara and Stephane Mbia at the back, while Gabriel Heinze is also very good in the air, and United are a pretty small team in comparison. You'd think that overpowering their hosts will be one of Marseille's main plans.
However, Didier Deschamps will be delighted to have playmaker Mathieu Valbuena - who came on as a late substitute in the first leg - back to full fitness and if he gets time on the ball, he could create some problems for United.
He scored the goal when Marseille beat Liverpool, but he has come on leaps and bounds since then and has blossomed into a top player. They rely on him for direction from the middle of the park and he could provide the spark that Marseille lacked at the Stade Velodrome.
It will be interesting to see if Paul Scholes starts; he and Valbuena are alike in stature, they play similar creative roles and both have a goal in them - they could have a really intriguing battle. Scholes is suspended for the next two league games, so I do suspect he will play from the off.
It was great to see Antonio Valencia return from that horrific ankle break against Arsenal at the weekend and he got a 45-minute run out that will do him the world of good. I think Sir Alex will want to wrap him up in cotton wool, so I don't see him starting. But if it's 0-0 going into the second half and United need an injection of pace and guile, he could be that man.
Nani has also been declared fit and I'd be surprised if he didn't start, because no-one gives United width like him. He's got that nasty gash on his leg and that will need monitoring and probably a lot of protection, but he is a match-winner and Marseille won't want to line up against him.
But whatever side Sir Alex selects should be good enough to secure United a place in the quarter-finals.
THOMMO'S VERDICT: I think United will go through, even though it could be tricky. I don't envisage Marseille going for goals from the kick-off; they'll probably play 4-5-1, try to stifle United and then hope to score through a set-piece. United, though, have become experts at doing enough in Europe and they should win the game by the odd goal. I'll say 1-0 or 2-1, and United to maintain their record of never having lost at home to a French side.
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Chris Plaster (Arsenal fan) says...
I think Man Utd will go through tonight, and hope they do too. As an Arsenal fan I hope they progress in this tournament and fail right at the death. Also hope they have a long drawn out FA cup semi. The more games they play the more likely the injuries / suspensions will come. This will allow The Arsenal to pass them and win the Premier League. 4 Competitions down to 1 in 13 days, yet this is the one most Gooners want to win!
Posted 19:12 15th March 2011
Brendan Cosgrave (Stoke City fan) says...
Straight forward win tonight. A goal in each half will see off the french out fit English teams shouldn't be over concerned about teams abroad,let them worry about us !
Posted 17:53 15th March 2011
Dana Curtis (Manchester Utd) (Manchester United fan) says...
ha ha ha listen to you arsenal fans saying united will get knocked out you are just envious and its alll sour grapes out of 3 competions in 13 days,
Posted 15:56 15th March 2011
Brian Brain (Arsenal fan) says...
Good luck to United tonight I hope that they get the result they need and go through to the 1/4 finals
Posted 15:11 15th March 2011
Augustine Mtaki (Arsenal fan) says...
It is anyones game tonight if Man U can get two goals ahead of Marseille the task will be done for Manchester because they can defend well but if they go to the last quarter of the second half things might change for Man U
Posted 14:17 15th March 2011
Jason Brown (Manchester United fan) says...
Love the Arsenal fans saying United will crash out! Sour grapes? Just because your season has crashed and burned doesn't mean ours will. Marseille will score, but will have to get more than one if they will have a chance of going through as I feel United will score at least two.
Posted 14:15 15th March 2011
Adu Joy (Manchester United fan) says...
United to go through. Rooney with berba upfront will do the trick. hope fergie gets this right. 3-0 or 4-1
Posted 14:07 15th March 2011
Dejan Vidic (Manchester United fan) says...
Why are there arsenal fans commenting on here ?, your not in this competition anymore, in fact your not in any competition anymore once you draw with west brom this weekend, au revoir
Posted 14:07 15th March 2011
Conor Blake (Manchester United fan) says...
Posted 13:43 15th March 2011
Tom Douglas (Arsenal) (Arsenal fan) says...
Man U to crash out!!!
Posted 13:05 15th March 2011
Malcolm Prosser (Manchester Utd) (Manchester United fan) says...
Remember the 7-1 slaughtering of Roma? Can just see another game like it tonight. Nani
Posted 12:59 15th March 2011
Anthony Campbell (Manchester United fan) says...
i just keep think about the game against monaco when the away leg was 0 - 0 and david trezeguet scored in the second leg and utd drew 1 - 1 am abit worried. i hate drawing the away game 0-0 the away goal is so important.
Posted 11:30 15th March 2011
Preston Matanda (Manchester United fan) says...
I see Man U going through with just a goal that will be scored in the 2nd half
Posted 11:28 15th March 2011
Rob Brassel (Manchester Utd) (Manchester United fan) says...
I beleive that united will win 2-0.The game could prove to be crucial for their run in for rest of season.Confidence fom this game will go a long way to winning the title. Berbatov and Rooney to start a goalscoring spree!
Posted 10:43 15th March 2011
Dumisani Mvula (Arsenal) (Arsenal fan) says...
I don't see Man U passing through Marseille, and it will be hard for Rooney to score. I can see Marseille kicking oMan U out of the Champions League.
Posted 10:21 15th March 2011
Barrie Jackson (Manchester United fan) says...
Hope you're right Phil but I have to admit I always get nervous about your predicitions and especially where Man Utd are concerned!!
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What Do We Think About Nano? And Why?
by Gwyneth K. Shaw | Jan 31, 2011 9:09 pm
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(NHI Nanoblog) As with many scientific concepts and fields, "nanotechnology" has entered the public lexicon, but few laypeople have more than a vague understanding of what it actually entails.
Depending on your perspective, that could be a good thing. For example, some of the protests over the health concerns about various nano-based products that have blown up in other countries haven't happened here. Others would argue that the lack of knowledge means that real risks could go unnoticed by the public.
Researchers who follow how public opinion is shaped are finding that views about nanotechnology are all over the map. In a new overview of that work, University of Wisconsin professor Dietram A. Scheufele, (pictured) outlines what the studies show, and what they tell us about the future.
Nanotechnology involves making medicines and consumer products from the super-properties of super-small particles. Nanoparticles are already in stuff ranging from bike frames to mold remover. But the very property that makes these products useful—their tiny size—might also make them dangerous, both in the short and long term.
Scheufele, a professor of science communication, notes that the closest parallel to nanotechnology in terms of public opinion is the ongoing debate over biotechnology and bioengineering. Other researchers also have described the parallels, with one major difference: There's not much of a debate over nanotechnology, at least outside the realm of science and policy discussions.
Many of the opinions surveys that have asked respondents about nanotechnology, Schuefele writes, are somewhat flawed because they often ask about risk vs. benefit in the same question.
Looking ahead, Scheufele says, there are two major challenges: "knowledge gaps," or major differences people between people of difference socioeconomic and educational levels, and the role that personal values, such as religion, play in forming opinions.
The former has a major impact on how scientists try and help the public understand what nanotechnology is, and what's good and bad about it. The latter, which has been a big factor in other scientific debates, such as evolution, bioengineering and climate change, means that U.S. scientists and policymakers have to be aware that outreach efforts that work in other countries might not do the trick here at home.
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Shimpei Takeda is an artist from Brooklyn, NY working primarily with analog photographic techniques. His body of work consists of extreme closeup macro shots of water, dust and crystallized rock. He also works without the use of a camera, creating photograms with materials like salt and water, through the interaction of photo-sensitive material and light. This cameraless process results in abstract surreal still images. Born in Sukagawa-city, Fukushima-pref, Japan, the recent Nuclear fallout has prompted Shimpei to continue his abstract photography work, this time to record traces of radioactive contamination on photographic materials, cameralessly. Shimpei and I got together at SuperCore, a Japanese dining café in Williamsburg, Brooklyn to talk about TRACE.
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eepmon: Great to have you here, Shimpei.
Shimpei: Always nice to chat with you Eric!
eepmon: Ok, just so that our readers know, please tell me about TRACE.
Shimpei: As the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster occurred close to where my family resides, within 40 miles, I have been working on an on-going project, "Trace - cameraless records of radioactive contamination". Radiation in the contaminated soil exposes photographic materials as direct and physical documentation of the disaster.
eepmon: What is your process? How does it work?
Shimpei: Basically, silver halide gets darkened by light, as a chemical reaction. That's how the information is captured on light sensitive materials, such as films and enlarging papers. Both radiation and visible light are the electromagnetic radiation. They just travel in different wavelengths.
eepmon: TRACE started as a Kickstarter project. You went to Japan to collect 8x10 inch soil samples around Fukushima prefecture where the nuclear fall out had occurred.
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Shimpei: Yes. It was quite a project because I had no idea what the soil samples would yield. I don't know what will come out of it.
eepmon: But it is that isn't it? The fact that WE just don't know. We can't see the radiation. I think that is what makes TRACE conceptually valid and in some sense does an amazing yet eerily visual representation of it.
Shimpei: While I was developing the TRACE project last year, Shing02 and I were discussing and wondering how they would actually turn out. We originally thought it would be less sharp... and therefore more abstract, less focus. We didn't think that it would be that sharp!
eepmon: It's a lot of work!
Shimpei: ... It makes me puke to just to think about it... collecting so much soil!
eepmon: Now jump back to today, you recently did a collaboration with Aya Nishina and Ryuichi Sakamoto at the Stone in Manhattan.
Shimpei: Yes it is an Experimental Music venue.
eepmon: It must have been quite something to have this opportunity to collaborate with him. How did this come about?
Shimpei: It all started with my friend Aya. We have been in previous discussions to collaborate on a visual/sound piece. The Stone hosted a week of Sakamoto-san's curating improvisational performances. Aya was chosen for one of the artists, then she asked me to join as video projection. It was a special performance.
It also turned out to be a good opportunity to share the TRACE project with Sakamoto-san. He has been active in environmental issues and anti-war efforts over the years, so certainly he was interested in this.
Next month in August I am planning to go to Japan again, to collect more soil to create the mural-size TRACE. They are going to be 4x8 feet! That's 1 to 2.5 meters.
eepmon: Are these going to be projected or actual TRACE work?
Shimpei: Yea it's going to be TRACE itself and are thinking about the best way to present it. I'm hoping that I can get as much support as I can when I am there in Japan. Sakamoto-san is helping the production for exhibiting. A lot of things coming up.
eepmon: So your time in Japan this coming August. TRACE part 2? Collecting bigger soil samples and...
Shimpei: Eric...4 feet by 8 feet is 50 times bigger than 8x10 inches. Just imagine how many huge bags I have to fill with contaminated soil! It's not going to be easy.
eepmon: How are you going to do this?
Shimpei: I want everything to be seamless. I will probably get a large bag, get the same amount of contaminated soil. As much as I want to go to Japan next month... sometimes I have second guesses because there isn't much time! Not only that, I need to find out where I can put this stuff. I could put it in my grandpa's garage...
eepmon: Here is a question. This poses a lot of technical challenges because of the scale. Is there any way to work at a 10% level and then photographically enlarge it? What do you feel about that?
Shimpei: I actually enlarged an 8x10 negative to 40x50 and I just didn't like it... the idea of enlarging... As a physical documentation of the nuclear disaster, it should be 1:1 real size. It's the conceptual thing. Though it will make my life much harder! haha
eepmon: Totally for sure.
Shimpei: Sakamoto-san encouraged me and it's a big deal for me. I have do it as humanly as possible! I think 4x8 feet is still a manageable size.
eepmon: You have to expose it onto photo material of that size. Can you find photo material that's 4x8 feet?
Shimpei: I'm using 5 rolls of 100 foot photo papers with a 42 inch width, which creates 60 of 4x8 feet TRACE.
eepmon: That means because this is sensitive to light you have to unroll this in the dark.
Shimpei: Enlarging paper I can work in safe light. Much easier than film. With film I have to do it in complete darkness wearing my infrared goggles. That was very uncomfortable... especially in the winter because my body was warmer than room temperature, it kept fogging my goggles... it was one of the worst times of my life...
eepmon: This was in February...
Shimpei: Yea... that really was not fun at all so I'm excited that I can work with photo paper working under the safe light you know? That was just awful.
eepmon: So you have an online store? Can you tell me about that?
Shimpei:It is a publishing company / online store. It's still in the progress to shape the company, but at least right now It's basically TRACE's fundraising store.
eepmon: I got one!
Shimpei: Yea! I already made these prints so I felt it was fitting to continue to fund raise and sell these prints. So Aya encouraged me to come up with the idea of creating the online store. The store is called SHIKA.
eepmon: What does SHIKA mean?
Shimpei: Shika represents poem, song? A sort of haiku of poet writing.
eepmon: hmm I'm going to tackle this tofu right here... Ok... so you have to start promoting the store and your work in the store too.
Shimpei: So now I'm writing my TRACE page of the site and a write up of the proposal. So Sakamoto-san agreed to drop his name as a production support which is so great. This will be connected to the SHIKA store and 100% of the funds will go towards the TRACE project.
eepmon: When will this be live?
Shimpei: As soon as I finish the writing and the website which I'll need your help on! Hopefully this week.
eepmon: Happy to help! Well Shimpei, I wish you well on your upcoming project with TRACE. I'll certainly be keeping an eye out for you. Keep doing what you're doing.
Shimpei: Thank you Eric!
*eepmon's note: On August 8th, 2012, Shimpei Takeda returned to Japan to collect more soil samples for his second iteration of TRACE.
More at Shimpei Takada and his TRACE book and prints are available on online store.


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Use buttons and felt to create colorful flowers for Mother's Day. Use your button flowers create a homemade card or a whole bouquet for Mom. Kids can help create these felt flowers.
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- Diagram
Draw a flower shape on to a piece of felt or choose a shape from this template (pdf) and trace around it. I find a biro (ballpoint) works best on felt. If you want leaves, trace them from the template as well.
Trim the flower just inside the pen mark. Make two tiny slits in the centre of the flower with small scissors.
Take a pipe cleaner and bend one end about 5cm from the end into the shape of a hair pin with one long end.
- Thread the pipe cleaner ends through two of the holes in a button then through the two slits in the flower. Twist the short end of the pipe cleaner under the head of the flower to secure it. If you are adding leaves, put glue on the stem and wrap it around the pipe cleaner near the flower at the top.
For the card:
You'll need some card stock, decorative paper new or recycled, glue stick and craft knife.
Glue a piece of patterned paper to a card cut two horizontal slits in the centre of the card about 5cm apart then thread the stem of the flower through the card (I did the cutting of the slits for the children using a craft knife.)
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There's enough interest in an off-site reading at this year's conference that I'm going to start looking into venues. There are several coffee shops near the Minneapolis Convention Center and hopefully one among them will be close enough, large enough, and hospitable enough to let us crowd in on them. Let me know if you have any suggestions. In the meantime, I am building an email group with the names and emails of poets who have told me they plan to attend this year's conference and would like to read, so watch your email for updates.
Anthology Update
The anthology has survived the first round of reviews and will be undergoing some revisions before resubmission to UNM Press. Stay tuned for updates!
Anthology Proof Ready
Dear Poets,
Please check your emails for a proof of the anthology. If you did not receive it, contact me immediately and I will send it to you. Corrections are due by June 27 and the MS is due to UNM Press by June 30th.
Thanks for your support!!
A Brighter Light at the End of the Tunnel
Hello Dear Poets and Readers,
Great news regarding the anthology! Though the undertaking has taken longer than anticipated, thanks largely to juggling work, writing, school, teaching, scheduling readings, and mentoring young writers while editing this massive project, a lot has been accomplished these past few months and I am happy to report that the manuscript for 200 New Mexico Poems is now in one piece. After careful consideration and lots of reading, rereading (and looking at other anthologies) I have reordered the poems from the collection into the following nine chapters: Origins, Enchantment, Essence, Interstices, El Barrio, Legend, Pilgrimage, Reverence, and Duende. The chapters are relatively short – approximately chapbook size – to encourage reading a full chapter in one sitting. Also, I wanted to distribute poems with overt commonalities in a diverse and, I hope, creative manner.
In addition, all excerpted poems have been restored full length and line spacing has been maintained except in cases when a poem runs over, by a line, onto the next page because of unconventional line spacing. Author names are centered and are followed by the poem title. The current draft contains 267 pages and includes a preface, space for the introduction, acknowledgements, biographies, and notes.
Another piece of good news is that our Centennial Poet, Levi Romero, has agreed to write an introduction for the collection and is looking over the MS as I compose this blog. Once his introduction is complete, I will add it to the manuscript and send it to UNM Press. Contributors can expect a PDF copy in their emails in the next week or so for a look at the full manuscript and for a final chance to make minor corrections before the collections is published.
In the mean time here is a brief a recap and timeline of the project:
December, 2011: Tom Averill, fiction professor from my undergraduate school, Washburn University, plants a seed.
January 2: Send email to, and receive blessing from, Kansas Poet Laureate, Caryn-Mirriam Goldberg, regarding starting a New Mexico Project emulating 150 Kansas Poems
January 5: Create WordPress site and send out a call for submissions
January 6: Official date of New Mexico's Centennial
January 16, 2012: First poem, Matachine el Rancho 1.11.11 by Santa Fe Poet Laureate, Joan Logghe, posted.
January: Propasal for endorsement sent to New Mexico Centennial Committee
February: Lay awake nights wondering what I got myself into/continue selecting and posting poems
March 11: Project receives endorsement from the New Mexico Centennial Committee
Late September: Send print anthology propoasl to UNM Press/Proposal accepted
Early October: Begin sending release forms to contributors
(November: National Novel Writing Month, Young Writers Program, Southwest Secondary Learning Center)
December 21: Last poem, I Breathe the Cottonwood by Centennial Poet, Levi Romero, posted.
December: Begin transferring poems to word document(s)/create spreadsheets for tracking releases etc.
January 6th: Apply for New Mexico Press Women's Communications Award/continue working on Word documents and spreadsheets
January 23: Intern, Alexandra K.M., comes on board
(February: NaNoWriMo YWP "What Now?" editing month, SSLC)
February 20: First 200 New Mexico Poems reading at UNM Valencia Campus, Las Lunas facilitated by Patricia Gilikin
February 26: Second 200 New Mexico Poems reading at Erna Fergusson Library, Abluquerque
April 6: Reading at Belen Public Library, Belen
April: Chapters determined and poems reordered.
April 25: Red Shoes Award ceremony (for contributions to the literary community)
April 26: New Mexico State Poetry Society Fundraising Event
April 27: New Mexico Press Women's Awards Banquet/200 New Mexico Poems receives second place in Communications/Blogs category
April 30: Acknowledgements pages sent to contributors/begin acquiring permission from presses of previously published poems
Early May: Levi Romero agrees to write introduction to 200 New Mexico Poems
May 19: Reading at The Performance Space, El Dorado (taped)
May 21: Last contributor release received
(May 30 to June 9: Attend first MFA residency at Converse College in Spartanburg, S.C.)
June 30: Manuscript due to UNM Press (where it will be peer-reviewed for approval)
Projected Publication Date (provided the anthology is approved): Spring 2014
Next Reading: The Performance Space, May 19th 2013
200 New Mexico Poems
Poetry Reading
May 19th, 2013, 2:00 to 4:00 PM
The Performance Space
7 Caliente Rd.
Eldorada at Santa Fe, NM (Ten Miles Southeast of Santa Fe)
2:00 to 4:00 PM
200 New Mexico Poems: 100 Poems Celebrating the Past, 100 More for the Future, is a dynamic celebration of New Mexico's centennial through poetry. Its mission is to promote a broader understanding of the state's unusual beauty and delicate ecology as well as foster a greater awareness of its distinct blend of cultural influences. Above all, the project shows that New Mexico's enchantment is derived from its people, its stories and literature, and the aesthetics of its environment.
Since its inception, 200 New Mexico Poems has received positive reception and encouragement from people all over the United States. The quantity, quality, and uniqueness of submissions represented are outstanding and represent a wide and varied perspective of the state, which is not limited to residents of the region. New Mexico is often little understood by those who have never visited it and is likewise loved by many who have ventured even briefly across its borders. This collection provides the country, even the world, with a stunning multifaceted and layered interpretation of the state of New Mexico.
Featured readers include these contributing poets: Mary Dudley, Gayle Lauradunn, Jamie Figueroa, Pamela Yenser, Kelly Yenser, John Macker, Katherine DeBlassie, Janet Eigner, Kimberly Mathes, Kayce Verde, Susan Gardner, H. Marie Aragón, Katherine Seluja, Roy Beckemeyer, Michelle Holland, Georgia Santa Maria, Joanne Bodin, Karin Bradbery, Linda Monacelli-Johnson and more!
New Mexico State Poetry Society Youth Benefit features Food, Live Music by DOG STAR
Tell your friends, tell your neighbors, post it on Facebook and Twitter, email to everyone on your list: NMSPS is throwing a fundraiser for YOUTH SCHOLARSIPS for the National Convention being held in July: http://www.nmpoetry.com/convention-nfsps.shtml#register
Friday, April 26th 6:30 pm until 9:pm
at The Projects, Google Map: http://goo.gl/maps/c3CVP
3614 High St NE, Albuquerque, NM
NMSPS Spokesperson: Lisa Hase-Jackson
Host: Dee Cohen
Emcee: Andrea (Andi) Penner (http://pennerink.blogspot.com/)
Performance Poets: Eva Crespin & Matthew Brown
Food Coordination: Sari Krosinsky
Dinner (*provided potluck-style by NMSPS members)
*To sign up to bring food and other items go to http://www.perfectpotluck.com
Under "Find a meal" enter coordinator last name "Krosinsky" and password "NMSPSfund"
Suggested donation at the door: $5 to $50.
($40 will pay for one complete youth scholarship for the convention and a one-year NMSPS membership!)
Live Music by DogStar (http://www.dogstarband.com )
Brief talk about NMSPS and the upcoming National Convention by Lisa Hase-Jackson
Performance poetry with a little info about the youth poetry scene in ABQ
New Intern!
Hello dear readers.
It is my great pleasure to introduce Alexandria K.M., my new intern. Alex will assist with some of the administrative duties surrounding the publication of the 200 New Mexico Poems anthology. In addition, she will helping out at readings. I've asked Alex to provide a brief professional biography and a picture, which follow. Be sure to welcome her aboard when you meet.
Alexandra K. M. is currently a (reluctant) senior at Southwest Secondary Learning Center and takes dual-enrollment courses at CNM. She wants to be a writer when she grows up, and has lots of ideas, but has to work on the actual writing part (doing NaNoWriMo for the first time in November 2012 was really helpful; she made her word count and exceeded it). She spends most of her time thinking about and ironing out her stories and draws inspiration from pretty much everywhere. To date, she has roughly eighty characters in various stages of development and she is very protective of most of them, even if she does tend to give them bad endings. Beyond writing, she has dabbled in theatre (and musical theatre, but she reserves her singing to the shower) and some art, mostly with Sharpies. Alexandra is obsessed with fiction: books, movies, TV shows, cartoons, anime, manga, webcomics, et cetera.


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New films opening in Rochester this weekend include Jennifer Aniston's "Wanderlust" and the "Tyler Perry's Good Deeds"
Also "Act of Valor" and "Gone." Rochester, what are your movie plans this weekend?
And dont forget I'll be blogging live during the Academy Awards on Sunday. More details here: http://ww2.postbulletin.com/blogs/live
-- Chris Miksanek
-- The Med City Movie Guy


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Ole, Tapas & More for the Brickell Office Crowd
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With that in mind, Ole's menu runs the typical gamut. You may choose from bocadillos (sandwiches), cheese platters, hot and cold tapas including the staples like gambas al ajillo (garlic shrimp), Spanish tortilla, boquerones a la vinagreta (marinated anchovies), and croquetas.
Prices are reasonable for Brickell. Sandwiches range from $5.50 to $10. A combo of Serrano, manchego and chorizo was a good lunch option. Add a glass of house red wine for $4 and it's not a bad deal, but maybe not one that may compel one to travel there. If you do, however, save yourself some money and park on 15th Street.
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by pangbones » Wed Jun 17, 2009 10:16 pm
woodson_28 wrote:coma wrote:DL time? Dang it Bedard .Ya, appears to be on the DL now (at least he is on Yahoo).
coma wrote:DL time? Dang it Bedard .
by woodson_28 » Thu Jun 18, 2009 3:05 am
pangbones wrote:woodson_28 wrote:coma wrote:DL time? Dang it Bedard .Ya, appears to be on the DL now (at least he is on Yahoo).Ok NOW he's burned you!! He's scheduled to see Dr. Death next week!! That isn't good news.
by wildbill » Thu Jun 18, 2009 9:00 am
woodson_28 wrote:really? who's reporting the Dr. Andrews visit?
Mariners placed LHP Erik Bedard on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to June 8, with left shoulder inflammation.Bedard has an appointment with Dr. James Andrews next week. That's never good. He's 5-2 this season with a 2.47 ERA, but has been hobbled by this shoulder injury for over a week. We'll have an update as soon as Andrews makes public his diagnosis.
by Jovis36 » Thu Jun 18, 2009 9:08 am
by RedSoxNation04 » Thu Jun 18, 2009 9:59 am
RedSoxNation04 wrote:shmolex wrote:Missing the start @Col? I'm not complaining.Meh, matchup was hit or miss really...but this guy is consistently an injury issue. I traded for him last year (sent Atkins straight up) and Bedard goes down. Trade Aaron Hill for him this year thinking I sold high big time and he's burning me again. Fool me once, shame on you...fool me twice....
shmolex wrote:Missing the start @Col? I'm not complaining.
by wildbill » Thu Jun 18, 2009 2:16 pm
Jovis36 wrote:Bedard will be visiting Dr. Yocum NOT Dr. Andrews"I'm hoping this is just precautionary," general manager Jack Zduriencik said. "He's going up [to Anaheim on Thursday] to see Dr. [Lewis] Yocum, who did some work on him this past winter." http://seattle.mariners.mlb.com/news/ar ... p&c_id=sea
by TheNephilim » Thu Jun 18, 2009 4:04 pm
by wildbill » Thu Jun 18, 2009 4:15 pm
TheNephilim wrote:I think people need to relax a little. Sure the guy is experiencing some discomfort but at least he is coming forward about it and getting it looked at and not trying to pitch through it causing more damage to both his arm and your ERA and WHIP. Hopefully its precautionary and he'll be back soon. Besides have his next few starts are pretty scary anyway, might be good that he is taking a break.
by Ruby Tues. » Thu Jun 18, 2009 11:51 pm
by pangbones » Thu Jun 18, 2009 11:55 pm
Ruby Tues. wrote:So with him on the DL along with Webb and Halladay, should I just drop him and pick up.....Lackey or Scherzer????
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The markets' sideways consolidation indicates that another push higher is likely, which could come as early as tomorrow bringing the S&P closer to the 1,570-1,575 zone.
We are staying with the trend and will favor momentum long opportunities, until the market signals otherwise.
LONG Setups:
- ARUN – continues the narrow consolidation in a bull flag and around 26, expecting a range expansion move that will take it to new highs
- SRPT – daily chart resembles a long, flat cup and handle formation, expecting a bounce over 32 and toward 35
- FIO – attempting to break over the downward trendline on daily, expecting a bounce toward 18 and 50dma
- NKTR – coming out of a high bull flag, expecting a move toward 10.50 and beyond
- SSYS – nice bounce off 20dma today, expecting continuation toward 50dma
- IMAX – trying to move above sideways consolidation, expecting continuation through 26
- WHR – continuing to form a high bull flag, but if it can't move through 120 soon, this pattern will fail
- URI – bounce off 20dma, expecting continuation through 55 and toward new highs
- BG – continues to consolidate around 50 dma, expecting a bounce into the gap
- AUXL – continues to consolidate around 50dma, expecting a bounce toward 19
- CMG – constructive pullback to support at 320 and 20dma, expecting a bounce
- NUAN – forming a small bullish flag above 20dma, expecting a move higher toward 20
- THS – trying to come out of a long flat bull flag, unless it can move soon this pattern is prone to failure
SHORT Setups:
- CF – bearish reversal on higher volume with close under 200dma, expecting downside continuation
- RVBD – rejected at 20dma and resistance at 16, expecting a retest of lows around 14.80
- UTHR – bearish reversal on higher volume within an overbought short setup, expecting downside to 60 and 20dma
- CAT – continuing to form a bearish consolidation pattern, expecting downside to 200dma
- PSX – overbought setup combined with two bearish reversals on higher volume in the last several sessions, expecting downside to 60 and 50dma
- DDS – rejected again at the beginning of the gap, expecting return to retest lows if it cannot hold 80
- TV – coming out of a bearish consolidation pattern, expecting downside move to 26 and lower
- MSG – continuing to form a stalling overbought pattern with likely downside to 52.50
- OC – bearish consolidation pattern, if it cannot hold 39.50 likely downside to 38
- WD – bearish consolidation pattern, expecting downside to 18


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