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Bar Refaeli has graced the December issue of Glamour Spain Magazine, and in her interview, talks about her twitter followers, her favorite place to travel, and whether the Escada perfume line makes her feel 'feminine'.
When talking about her favorite place to travel, she says, "Definitely Barcelona. I love it because it reminds me a lot of my home. In Tel Aviv they also have the sea, marvelous people and delightful street life, restaurants and night life. Also, there is a little more artistic trend, you go out and you find statues, gardens, museums. Marvelous."
On her twitter followers, she says, "I try and post a photo every day. I think if people follow me it is that important. Well, I will post some for two or three days, acting as if I should not worry. If they are my followers, they hope to see something of my life. It's very fun that people are trying to be part my day to day."
Finally, when talking about the Escada perfume and what it makes her feel, she says, "No quite, but its how I feel sometimes. I'm not always very feminine and usually have a masculine side. I guess a good scent helps you retrieve your femininity."

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These are the gifts of the Holy Spirit in 1 Corinthians 12: 8-10 The gifts of the Spirit are manifested to meet needs as they arise. Several gifts might come forth at one time to minister to an individual or to a body of believers. It is the Spirit who ministers as He would and at the same time we as believers must allow ourselves to be used of the Spirit and yield as the Spirit directs. So what are the Gifts of the Holy Spirit?, the gifts of the Holy Spirit are ministry gifts given to the believer by the Holy Spirit to edify and glorify the Father, the body of Christ. They are gifts given to cause the believer to have a full life here on earth, and to share in the fullness that God the Father wanted them to share in. God never said you had to wait until you got to heaven to have joy, to have success, to have healing, to have love, to have prosperity. He gave it to us for here and now. What we will have when we get to heaven will be beyond description. There are nine gifts spoken of in verses 8 to 10 of 1st Corinthians 12. They are: 1. the gift of wisdom 2. gift of the word of knowledge 3. gift of Faith 4. gift of Healing 5. gift of miracles 6. gift of prophecy 7. gift of discernment of spirits 8. gift of speaking in tongues 9. and the gift of interpretation of tongues http://www.sermons.com/sermonweb/jul29.html These are the gifts of the Holy Spirit from a Catholic source: The Holy Spirit gave us gifts to help us through our life journey. These gifts come to us at Confirmation, but also we can pray for hem. Here is a list of the seven gifts from the Holy Spirit. Wisdom Understanding Counsel Fortitude Knowledge Piety Fear of the Lord. http://catholicism.about.com/cs/theology/a/sevengifts.htm __________________________________________________ Why would they be different?
1. the gift of wisdom 2. gift of the word of knowledge 3. gift of Faith 4. gift of Healing 5. gift of miracles 6. gift of prophecy 7. gift of discernment of spirits 8. gift of speaking in tongues 9. and the gift of interpretation of tongues this the truth --thats why
Catholicism mirrors the true church. Paul calls this type of ministry 'another gospel' it retains the look and feel but is counterfeit. Catholicism may quote the bible but will add their traditions of men thus perverting scriptural teachings and doctrines.
Yes, there are some saved catholics. They get saved by a source away from their church and you can only grow spiritually from sources outside of catholicism.
I totally agree. I can not imagine a born again christian continuing to participate in this false religion. You would think it would grieve their spirit. Anita
http://www.justforcatholics.org/a66.htm Remaining In The Catholic Church Question: If a person is in the Catholic Church and has accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior, and yet refuses to leave the Catholic Church with its false teachings, is it because God has not yet opened his eyes or is it because he is being stubborn? Answer: There is no simple answer to your question. Someone who has accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and Saviour should leave the Roman Church because it teaches a false gospel. A genuine Christian should join a Bible-believing church to worship God with his brethren and for mutual edification. Yet some who claim to have received Christ as Lord and Saviour remain active members of the Roman Catholic Church. There may be several reasons. The first one that comes to mind is this: Not everyone who claims to have received Christ actually did so. They remain in the Roman Catholic Church because it is still very much their home despite the many unbiblical doctrines and practices. Yet others may be truly saved and yet remain for a time in the Catholic Church. Some do so for lack of knowledge. Later on they see the inconsistencies and contradictions between the teaching of the Bible and the Catholic Church and are forced by their conscience to leave. For instance, how can a Christian who believes that the blood of Jesus cleanses us from all sin, remain in a church that teaches there is a purgatory where a person is cleansed from sin by his personal suffering? Others are simply stubborn, as you say. They are stubborn because of some ulterior motive. Perhaps they don't want to be persecuted or because they fear social and family pressures. This is really worrying, for Christ warned us that "whoever is ashamed of Me and My words in this adulterous and sinful generation, of him the Son of Man also will be ashamed when He comes in the glory of His Father with the holy angels" (Mark 8:38). They have every reason to doubt whether they are truly saved or not. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Article continued do to length: Another person asked... Question: Billy Graham does not tell Catholics who have accepted Jesus as personal Saviour to leave the Catholic Church. I am a Catholic who accepted Jesus as personal Saviour. I do not believe that baptism results in salvation. I still consider it's OK to baptize infants. I do not pray to the Virgin Mary or the Saints. I do not believe in purgatory. I do not believe that the pope is infallible. I do not believe that the Mass is a sacrifice. I do not believe in transubstantiation. I consider The Holy Eucharist to be a memorial of the sacrifice of Christ. I do not go to confession. I confess the sins directly to Jesus. There are Catholic priests who preach about accepting Jesus as personal Saviour. Answer: I find it difficult to understand your stand. How can you remain a member of a church if you do not agree or submit to its doctrines and discipline? Billy Graham is not infallible (and he does not claim to be!) and therefore you should check out whether his advice on this matter is right or wrong. Please consider the following three points: 1. You are accursed by the Roman Catholic Church because you deny some of its main doctrines. The following are some of the curses lumped on your head ("anathema sit" means "let him be accursed"): * Baptism: "If anyone says that the Roman Church...does not have the true doctrine concerning the sacrament of baptism, anathema sit...If anyone says that baptism is ...not necessary for salvation, anathema sit (Council of Trent, Session 7). * Purgatory: If any one says, that, after the grace of Justification has been received, to every penitent sinner the guilt is remitted, and the debt of eternal punishment is blotted out in such wise, that there remains not any debt of temporal punishment to be discharged either in this world, or in the next in Purgatory, before the entrance to the kingdom of heaven can be opened to him; let him be anathema (Council of Trent, Session 6). * Papal infallibility: The Roman Pontiff... possesses...that infallibility which the divine Redeemer willed his Church to enjoy in defining doctrine concerning faith or morals. Therefore, such definitions of the Roman Pontiff are of themselves, and not by the consent of the Church, irreformable. So then, should anyone, which God forbid, have the temerity to reject this definition of ours: let him be anathema (First Vatican Council). * Transubstantiation: If anyone denies that in the sacrament of the most holy Eucharist the body and blood, together with the soul and divinity, of our lord Jesus Christ and, therefore, the whole Christ is truly, really and substantially contained, but says that he is in it only in a sign or figure...anathema sit (Council ofTrent, Session 12). * Sacrifice of the Mass: If anyone says that the sacrifice of the Mass is merely an offering of praise and thanksgiving, or that it is a simple commemoration of the sacrifice accomplished on the cross, but not a propitiatory sacrifice...offered for the living and the dead, for sins, punishments, satisfaction and other necessities, anathema sit (Council of Trent, Session 12). * Confession: If anyone denies that the sacramental confession was instituted, and is necessary for salvation, by divine Law; or says that the manner of confessing secretly to a priest alone, which the Catholic Church has always observed from the beginning and still observes, is at variance with the institution and command of Christ and is a human invention, anathema sit (Council of Trent, Session 14). 2. The Roman Catholic demands your mental submission to the teaching of the magisterium, whether you believe it or not. * While the assent of faith is not required, a religious submission of intellect and will is to be given to any doctrine which either the Supreme Pontiff or the College of Bishops, exercising their authentic Magisterium, declare upon a matter of faith or morals, even though they do not intend to proclaim that doctrine by definitive act. Christ's faithful are therefore to ensure that they avoid whatever does not accord with that doctrine (Canon Law, 752). * While not infallible in their teaching, [Catholic bishops] are the authentic instructors and teachers of the faith for Christ's faithful entrusted to their care. The faithful are bound to adhere, with a religious submission of mind, to this authentic Magisterium of their Bishops (Canon Law, 753). 3. As a Christian, you are called to walk according to the truth. If, by the grace of God, you know the truth of the Gospel and you are now trusting in Christ, your Lord and Saviour, it is only natural that you should turn away from every falsehood and embrace the doctrines of Christ. How can you remain in fellowship with a church that upholds so many doctrines that you know to be false? Why don't you seek and join a local Christian community where the Gospel is faithfully preached and obeyed? Please ask yourself: Can I remain a member of a church that curses me? Can I consider myself a faithful Catholic since I disregard and disobey the magisterium's claim of supreme teaching authority? Can I conscientiously follow Him who is the Truth while living a lie? Copyright Dr Joe Mizzi. Permission to copy and distribute this article without textual changes. < BACK TO Q&A


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Monthly Archive for July, 2008
NFL Network hires Giants voice Papa to replace Gumbel
The NFL Network has hired New York Giants radio voice Bob Papa as its new play-by-play voice, replacing Bryant Gumbel. Papa, who will continue his Giants duties, and analyst Cris Collinsworth will call the network's eight-game package of NFL regular-season games, beginning with the Nov. 6 Cleveland-Denver game.
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Derby hits a home run for ESPN
ESPN garnered a record number of viewers (6.18 million "household impressions") for Monday night's coverage of the Home Run Derb. The average rating was a 6.4, 25 percent higher than last year (5.1).
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NFL Network preseason schedule
For the benefit of those who can receive the NFL Network (read: no Time Warner subscribers), we present the list of 54 NFL preseason games — basically all of those not shown on a national network — to air between Aug. 7 and 31: Live games in boldface
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Packer won't return as CBS college basketball analyst
CBS Sports will not bring back longtime college basketball analyst Billy Packer, the network confirmed this morning. The network will replace Packer — who has called the past 34 Final Fours on television, 27 with CBS — with Clark Kellogg, a studio analyst since 1997, and likely will hire former ESPN analyst Greg Anthony to […]
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Another Feherty gem: `This is not sudden death'
CBS golf analyst David Feherty, regarded as the wittiest men in his profession, had this comment while Brad Adamonis seemingly took forever before hitting a 100-foot par putt in a playoff for the John Deere Classic championship: "I think you can safely say that this is not a sudden death, it's a slow, methodical, lingering […]
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Regular postings to this blog will be on hiatus for the next week and a half or so as I take some time away from work and cyberspace. For those who make this a regular stop on your surfing ventures, I'll be back at the keyboard the week of July 14.
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Nantz's father, inspiration for `Always By My Side,' dies
The father of CBS sportscaster Jim Nantz and the inspiration for the book "Always By My Side," written by his son, has died in Houston. Jim Nantz Jr., 79, died Saturday night in Houston. He had been burdened by Alzheimer's Disease the last several years of his life. "It has been a long grieving process," […]
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Austin, Texas (KMSS) — According to Chip Brown of the University of Texas Rivals website, OrangeBloods.com, head football coach Mack Brown will be stepping down after 16 years.
An official decision is expected to be announced in the next 48 hours.
Brown says he expects the Alamo Bowl, December 30, in San Antonio, in which the Longhorns take on the PAC-12 powerhouse, Oregon Ducks, will be Brown's last.
Brown is under contract until 2020 and sources say he will receive a $2.75 million buyout among other incentives for his resignation.
Prior to Brown's lengthy tenure at Texas, he was head coach at Appalachian State, Tulane and North Carolina.
He won the following championships at the university's in which he coached:
BCS National Championship (2005)
Big 12 Championship (2005, 2009)
- Big 12 South Division (1999, 2001, 2002, 2005, 2008, 2009)
Brown is currently the highest paid employee in the University of Texas system racking up over $5 million a year. He is only second in Longhorn wins with 158 behind D.K. Royal who recorded 167 in his time at UT.
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(KMOV.com) -- A San Francisco radio station, Latino Mix 105.7, has had Nelly's 2002 hit 'Hot in Herre' hit playing on repeat since about 3 p.m. Friday, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
The website, radioinsight.com said the Latino Mix station is playing the song in preparation of the station's relaunch as Hot 105.7.
The stunt has garnered so much attention that the hashtag, #Nelly1057, became a trending topic on Twitter Friday night.
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Series tied 1-1 (as of 6/6)
Game 1: Monday, June 5 | ||
Chi Cubs | 8 | Final |
Houston | 0 | |
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Game 2: Tuesday, June 6 | ||
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Game 3: Wednesday, June 7 | ||
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8:05 PM ET, June 6, 2006
Minute Maid Park, Houston, Texas
W: W. Rodriguez (7-3)
L: K. Wood (1-2)
HOUSTON (AP) -- Astros manager Phil Garner thinks Wandy Rodriguez might have benefited from watching Carlos Zambrano come close to a no-hitter against Houston.
Rodriguez threw seven shutout innings to lead the Astros past the Chicago Cubs 4-1 Tuesday night for their first victory since re-signing Roger Clemens."I thought Wandy must have paid attention to what was going on last night because he really mixed his pitches up," Garner said. "He used his changeup effectively and his fastball when he needed it."Lance Berkman homered and Chris Burke drove in two runs as Houston broke a five-game losing streak, rebounding after getting one hit in an 8-0 loss to Zambrano and the Cubs on Monday.Pitching on three days' rest because Roy Oswalt is injured, Rodriguez (7-3) allowed five hits, struck out one and walked three. The lefty outpitched Kerry Wood and leads the team in wins."This was my best game of the year," Rodriguez said through an interpreter.Clemens was also on the mound Tuesday night, in Lexington, Ky. He showed pinpoint control and a sharp fastball during his tuneup for Houston's Class-A affiliate Lexington Legends.Playing alongside his son, Koby, he gave up a long home run but otherwise looked like his old self in three innings of work against the Lake County Captains, a Cleveland Indians affiliate."My arm is great," said the 43-year-old Clemens, who came out of retirement again to re-sign with the Astros last Wednesday. "One step down, two to go."Next up is probably a start Sunday at Double-A Corpus Christi followed by another one June 16 at Triple-A Round Rock. The Rocket could be pitching in the big leagues by June 22 against Minnesota.Back in Houston, Chad Qualls worked a hitless eighth and Brad Lidge gave up a two-out RBI double to pinch-hitter John Mabry in the ninth before closing it out.Preston Wilson doubled in the second inning and scored when Wood overthrew third base on a bunt by Rodriguez for an error that put Houston ahead 1-0. It was the first time the Astros had led since Wednesday against St. Louis."He tried to make a super play on that bunt which led to that three-run inning," Cubs manager Dusty Baker said. "He was just trying to stop them from getting anything and he ended up getting sunk."Houston extended its lead in the second when right fielder Jacque Jones bobbled and then dropped a long fly by Burke for a two-run triple.Jones ended the inning when he crashed into the right-field wall to catch a fly by Berkman.Berkman's 16th home run of the season was a 420-foot shot that landed in the right-field upper deck with two outs in the fourth inning. Morgan Ensberg followed with a double to chase Wood (1-2). He was replaced by Will Ohman, who finished the inning.Carlos Marmol pitched the next two innings and allowed two hits and struck out three.Wood's start was pushed back two days because of stiffness in his surgically repaired right shoulder. He gave up seven hits and four runs in 3 2/3 innings, his shortest start of the season."I'm not sure if Kerry was pitching 100 percent," Berkman said. "I think he was in pain. I'm used to seeing him pitching around 96 or 97 [mph] and tonight he was around 90-91."If he was in pain, Wood didn't admit it, but he did say he struggled with his location."My slider just wasn't really sharp today," Wood said. "It was just a get-me-over slider rather than a real one."The 28-year-old right-hander, who entered the game one strikeout shy of 1,300 for his career, didn't record any. It was quite a departure from Wood's best game against Houston, when he struck out 20 Astros in May 1998 to tie the major league record for a game. Clemens has reached the 20-strikeout mark twice.Another strong outing by Rodriguez has to be encouraging for the Astros, who already had Brandon Backe on the disabled list when they placed Oswalt on the 15-day DL on Tuesday.Game notes
Berkman's home run broke a streak of four games in which the Cubs had not allowed a homer, their longest stretch since May 2005. ... Wilson had two doubles, his first game this season with two extra-base hits. ... Cubs SS Ronny Cedeno went 0-for-4, ending his career-best 10-game hitting streak. ... Houston RHP Chris Sampson will make his first major league start on Wednesday.
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Regular Season Series
Houston leads 8-7 (as of Tue 6/6) | ||
Mon 6/5 | CHC 8, @HOU 0 | Recap |
» Tue 6/6 | @HOU 4, CHC 1 | Box Score |
Wed 6/7 | @HOU 1, CHC 0 | Recap |
Tue 6/13 | HOU 9, @CHC 2 | Recap |
Wed 6/14 | HOU 5, @CHC 4 | Recap |
Thu 6/15 | HOU 3, @CHC 2 | Recap |
Mon 7/3 | @HOU 7, CHC 2 | Recap |
Tue 7/4 | @HOU 7, CHC 2 | Recap |
Wed 7/5 | CHC 1, @HOU 0 | Recap |
Tue 7/18 | @CHC 4, HOU 2 | Recap |
Wed 7/19 | HOU 4, @CHC 2 | Recap |
Thu 7/20 | @CHC 4, HOU 1 | Recap |
Mon 8/14 | CHC 3, @HOU 0 | Recap |
Tue 8/15 | CHC 8, @HOU 6 | Recap |
Wed 8/16 | CHC 1, @HOU 0 | Recap |
Complete Schedule: Cubs | Astros |
Game Information
Stadium | Minute Maid Park, Houston, TX |
Attendance | 35,903 (85.4% full) - % is based on regular season capacity |
Game Time | 2:45 |
Weather | indoors |
Umpires | Home Plate - Jim Reynolds, First Base - Tim Welke, Second Base - Kerwin Danley, Third Base - Gary Cederstrom |


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Since their discovery in 1975, mAbs have been described as "magic bullets" with the potential to seek out and bind targets with high affinity and specificity (2). The potential of using mAbs to treat human disease was immediately apparent. Early treatment efforts using rodent systems to develop mAbs for use in humans proved ineffective because of the strong immune responses they elicited in humans, limiting their half-life in the body and potentially causing anaphylaxis (3–5). Strategies to overcome this obstacle have included humanization of rodent-derived mAbs and development of fully human mAbs (hu-mAbs).
Currently, there are 27 mAb therapeutics on the market, and mAbs account for more than 25% of the drugs in the FDA pipeline and approximately 50% of all new drug launches (6, 7). Despite significant promise as therapeutic agents, many challenges potentially block mAbs' successful clinical implementation, including low affinities of mAbs for their targets, allergic reactions to mAbs, and high clearance rates. To address these challenges, there is a need to develop new therapeutic mAbs that are fully human. Hu-mAbs advance through clinical trials quickly because of their high specificity and typically predictable toxicity (1). Murine antibodies previously used as therapeutics (e.g., Johnson and Johnson's Orthoclone OKT3) had to be withdrawn from the market because of immunogenicity issues, short half-life, and side effects. Humanized mAbs, such as Genetech/Roche's Herceptin, and hu-mAbs, such as Abbott's Humira, are clearly the more desirable antibody therapeutics.
Several technologies exist for developing hu-mAbs, including: Complementarity-determining region (CDR) engraftment: This method entails preparation of a cDNA library, amplification of immunoglobulin (Ig) CDRs from a mouse hybridoma cell line, and engineering these sequences into the human variable light and heavy chain framework (8-10). Use of transgenic mice with human Ig genes: This method uses traditional hybridoma fusion techniques or molecular techniques to produce hu-mAbs (2). The transgenic mice have lost endogenous murine Ig production, and instead express DNA encoding human Ig genes (11–17). An immunized transgenic mouse is induced to develop an antigen-specific human immune response. Its B cells are then isolated and fused with a myeloma cell line to produce a mouse hybridoma that secrets a hu-mAb. Display technologies such as phage, yeast, and ribosome: These methods rely upon selection of desired binding characteristics of a particular antibody or scaffold protein expressed on the surface of a bacteriophage or other format (e.g., yeast cell or mammalian cell) and recovery of the encoding genes (10).
Current technologies for hu-mAb development are suboptimal in that the therapeutics derived from these approaches are either not fully human, resulting in increased human antimouse immune response, or require several rounds of maturation to achieve high affinity. The high cost of developing fully hu-mAbs using these available technologies, prevents many therapeutics researchers from employing them in preclinical testing against novel targets.
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I wouldn't exactly call this a bold lip, not really red or pink either. It's a good anytime lip color. I found this lipgloss at the bottom of one of my random beauty boxes. First off, this gloss gets major points from me because it isn't packed with an overdone old lady scent like many inexpensive glosses.
Bold Lip of The Day: Wet 'N Wild 908C and MAC Indigo Pink
Red Lip of the Day: MAC Holiday Style Flare! Lipstick and Driven by Love Pro Longwear Lipglass
I do believe there is such thing as the "perfect red" lip. But it's not my style to rely on just one color in any makeup category! Take a look at the lip with and without the gloss.
Neutral Lip Of The Day: Black Opal So Natural Lipstick and Maybelline Touch of Toffee Lipgloss
Today's Lip of the Day is a mix of budget brands. I totally forgot I owned the Maybelline lipgloss, and it worked perfectly with the Black Opal lipstick!
My go-to brown lip liner is NYX Expresso. It's the $3 knockoff for MAC Chestnut. I apply it first, then rub my lips together like there's no tomorrow. The goal is to not have a super defined lip aka no harsh brown lines. The particular Black Opal lipstick that I have isn't as smooth and creamy as the others that I own, and kind of has that old lady lipstick smell. Either way, I'm pleased with the results!
Lip of The Day: MAC Styledriver Driven by Love and Posh Paradise Eden Rouge
MAC Styledriver 'Driven by Love'. Everything I dreamed it would be. Literally. It was the exact color that I chose for my submission for the "MAC Blogger Obsession" collection. Not at all in a bitter, "I can't believe they didn't choose me kind of way", or a "they took my idea kind of way (because these collections are created months upon months in advance)". I was more so thinking "I should have known this color was coming out, so I should have chosen a whole different concept" kind of way. I don't think I can give explicit details, because we signed contracts. All in all, I love this lip color!!!
Eden Rouge Mattene lipstick is an instant winner just because it's a Mattene. I live for them. They are silky smooth, weightless and last forever. It's not the most interesting red lipstick I've ever seen in life, but it sure does look good!
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Another round of evidence suggesting that Sony will call its ball-and-stick thingamabob "PlayStation Arc": A Japanese trademark for the name has been spotted by Siliconera. The "Arc" name has seen rumored since the beginning of the year -- and has been dropped by execs like THQ boss Brian Farrell.
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Social innovation. Social innovation is one of those phrases that is in danger of becoming nearly meaningless due to its overuse, and use in such a wide variety of applications.
Today, most businesses want to have some claim on the idea that they're doing something good, and most nonprofits want to be able to say that they're moving beyond old models of charity and bringing something more innovative to their work. But what's an actual definition of social innovation? Innovation sociale au québec. The processes of social innovation. This week's innovation conversation is more closely aligned to the original notion of RSA-style interdisciplinary conversations. We initially framed this discussion around social enterprise, then social design, finally the broader notion of social innovation.
Last weeks technology innovation conversation surprisingly concluded that it was creating new relationships that matter in technology adoption and we find some similar themes emerging here; the importance of the social context, how to enable the social processes of innovation, whilst not forgetting practical business examples already being implemented. Centre for Social Innovation. Génération de l'innovation sociale. Let's hear those ideas. Social innovation. Social innovations are new strategies, concepts, ideas and organizations that meet social needs of all kinds — from working conditions and education to community development and health — that extend and strengthen civil society.
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RISHAD SAAM MEHTA takes in the Yuletide spirit as he potters around Westminster, Trafalgar Square and other snow-clad attractions
So, I'd packed more woollies than you could find in a mall in Chennai during summer, because I had been warned about the cold front that was coming in over the island of Britain over the last 10 days of this year.
For all the times that iconic department stores such as Hamleys, Selfridges, Harrods and Fortnum had played 'I'm dreaming of a white Christmas' to go with their beautifully-decorated Christmas windows to help spread the Christmas cheer, the dream did come true, though a few days before Christmas.
Snow fell, the roads closed, and flights were grounded, but the city of Westminster, the heart of London, didn't lose its Christmas spirit. Carol singers were out at Trafalgar Square singing sweet and clear, under the Christmas tree that Norway annually presents England in gratitude for sending the Nazis out in the Forties.
The next day was even better with the sun out, and Fleet Street, Oxford Street and Regent Street saw shoppers scurry for that last bit of shopping — a scarf for Aunty Judy, PS3 for John, silk tie for Jeremy…
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I walked along these charmingly and beautifully decorated streets, staying away from the shops. With the kind of stuff on display and offer, these pretty shops were like inverse volcanoes waiting to suck me into retail paradise where my credit card would turn into a weapon of bankruptcy.
So, I stuck to visiting little winter cafes and sampling mulled wine and hot chocolate laced with Bailey's Irish Cream or French brandy. Very nice to send some cheer and warmth racing around your insides.
The Convent Garden Christmas Markets were full of festivity too, with stalls selling everything to do with the season. The festive atmosphere carries on past Christmas and even past New Year's, right till January 6, which is the 12th night after Christmas. So, even if you do visit between Christmas and then, you'll still find a full helping of good old Christmas cheer.
Around the bridges, opposite Charing Cross Station and near Piccadilly and Leicester Square, are men selling hot roasted chestnuts, another season speciality, ideal to sit on a ledge and munch on as you watch people go by.
The West End or theatre land has carol concerts running in many of their fine theatres, and the all-time kids' favourite 'The Lion King' musical is on at the Lyceum Theatre just off the Strand. There are also many pantomime concerts on that kids will shriek in joy over.
The general view is that London is a summer destination and it's cold and grey during the winter. Agreed, that it goes dark by 4.30 p.m., but the holiday season spreads a tangible sense of happiness around the season. Little pubs (and there are plenty around London) have roaring fires and guffaws. And, everyone generally seems to be in a very good mood. And, for all the snow that fell during the first two days of my visit, there was even more sunshine afterwards.
So, while it definitely is very cold, there are lovely sunny spells too. But, I've left the best for last. The places where kids and adults alike will have a blast are at one of the nine skating rinks around London.
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The Tower of London is a spectacular ice rink venue while the Hampton Court Palace has a rink with beautiful decorations showing how the festive seasons were celebrated in the past.
Somerset House is one of the most stunning skating spots available to those in London, set within a sumptuous 18th Century courtyard, while the ice rink at the Natural History Museum is complemented by their Christmas Fair; so, there really is a lot to see and do there this year.
While rinks are very popular for the kids and can get pretty crowded, for adults, a number of London ice rinks offer special late-night ice skating sessions, giving them the chance to go for a spin, holding hands, under the stars and under the glow of festive decorations.
Finally, you wouldn't want to leave London at this time without going to the Winter Wonderland at Hyde Park. Here, besides the ice rink, there are rides and stalls that are full of fun, frolic and food.
From giant Ferris wheels to scrumptious hot dogs and colourful carousels to cream-topped cups of steaming hot chocolate, this is where you should head for an afternoon of happiness.
Right now, fares are at their lowest, and after Christmas, many stores will have massive sales on. How about a quick getaway to London?
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It's homemade ice cream made easy. In this video, you'll see how simple it is to make delicious, creamy ice cream from scratch—no ice cream maker required! All you need are a blender and a loaf pan for freezing. You'll see how to make café au lait and butter pecan ice creams. It's a basic recipe that you can modify to suit your tastes! Watch the video, then get the recipe for Easy Homemade Vanilla Ice Cream.
I love homemade ice cream. Looks like fun for the grandkids to help. You can't buy that at a store. :)
It is easy, and incredibly delicious. Will make this again and again. Add so many different flavors to the ice cream. Will never buy ice cream again. Have you read what store bought ice cream has in it? Please read it, all chemicals
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Gungywamp Land is a 75 acre forest preserve in Groton, CT. Right next door to Historic Mystic and only a short ride to Foxwoods Resort Casino and the Mohegan Sun Casino. The property features a secluded woodland setting complete with hiking trails and a private pond. The woods are quiet, peaceful and beautiful all year round. There is an abundance of wildlife in the gungywamp woods. Deer, turkey, a variety of wild birds, and many other forest inhabitants may be viewed on the property.
The house itself is located at the end of a mile long dirt road and over looks a private duck pond. The nearest neighbors can not even be seen though the woods. The house has four bedrooms and two full bathrooms. It comfortably sleeps eight adults. It has a living room, family room, dining room, and galley style kitchen. Each floor features a walk out deck overlooking the pond. A great place for relaxing and enjoying what nature has to offer.
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Sailfest every July/ Fireworks
Mystic Village shops
Nautilus Museum
Esker Point Beach Concerts (Thur night)
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It's early but looking to spice up my FF league Posted by mooseknuckle on 4/7 at 9:19 am I've been the commish of a league for 10 years and its getting a little stale. What would fire up my league is a format where we could start with a new line up every week. Something that any player could be on multiple teams. Say everybody could have brees and AP if they chose to. It would also have to have a weekly auto draft for the guys, on occasion, that weren't all over it so I wouldn't have to pick teams for them. I wouldn't mind an auction type situation but ideally there wouldn't be a money value on each player. We don't mind paying for the service. Does anybody out there know of such a site? I didn't see one last year. TIA Reply Back to Top |
Posted by The Connoisseur on 4/7 at 11:11 am to mooseknuckle Get a sweet trophy. I know that doesn't change the actual results but if you have a sweet trophy it definetly spices the league up. I got one for our league and it definetly spices the league up. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by TthomasJR on 4/7 at 11:18 am to The Connoisseur We got a trophy last year and that's helps. We also did a live draft which was awesome. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by mooseknuckle on 4/7 at 12:29 pm to The Connoisseur I did the trophy thing already and it didn't stick. I planned on doing a Stanley cup theme where a new stand was added every year. One guy started griping bc he had already won a couple times and didn't have it around to enjoy. I guess I should've done it in the beginning. That and we are all spread out. Me in Houston, one in California, Arkansas, watson, jeanerette, 2 in Gonzales and the rest in BR. It's not like you can parade the trophy around and rub it in people's faces. We also did the live draft for years but last year was the first time we had to do it online. To me, that was most of the fun. Everybody really enjoyed the live draft. This post was edited on 4/7 at 12:32 pm Reply Back to Top |
Posted by GynoSandberg on 4/7 at 12:40 pm to mooseknuckle Everyone should get a trophy for playing in a league w KashonlyReply Back to Top |
Posted by mooseknuckle on 4/7 at 2:18 pm to GynoSandberg Lol he was the one that was bitching. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by GeauxTigersLee on 4/7 at 3:08 pm to mooseknuckle quote: quote:No $$ value = draft, and have no idea how you do a draft where players are on multiple rosters. Good luck with that. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by mooseknuckle on 4/7 at 10:12 pm to GeauxTigersLee Simple concept. Pick whoever you want any week with no bench. Similar to some playoff challenges I've seen except its the regular season. All the so called experts grab the consensus #1's for that week and I stomp their arse with scrubs. How many of you remember Houston's third running back coming in after Dominick Davis got hurt in 2005? Nobody? Well I do bc I had him. He started the first week of the playoffs. 167 yards and 2 TDs in the first half before he got hurt. Johnathon Wells #45 from river ridge, la. who also played at ohio state. That's what I'm talking about. This format would force people to find diamonds in the rough or get embarrassed by a team full of trash. It cuts out trades, handcuff stealing and things some people deem as unfair. All that's left is raw team management. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Fight4LSU on 4/8 at 11:09 pm to mooseknuckle My league doesn't do an actual trophy. We bought a generic white helmet from academy, and when you win the league, you sign it and personlize it (team name and year), and the following year they pass it on to the new champion and repeat. Reply Back to Top |
Get a loser trophy. We have a deflated football on a pedestal for the worst team of the season. Mandate that the trophy be displayed in the living room of the home they live in. We also have a rule where the worst team of the year has to buy the keg for the next year's draft party. Makes things interesting for the top few ppl in the playoffs and the bottom few trying to not buy a keg or have a shitty trophy in their living room. Reply Back to Top |
Play a league average game per week so if you lose 155 to 163 at least you go 1-1 that week because the average was 109. I play that on RTSports, great site Reply Back to Top Refresh |
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Rushing: K. Parks (UVA) - 16 CAR, 85 YDS
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MIAMI -- A fake field goal. A halfback option for a touchdown. A 53-yard catch-and-run on a screen for a score, and 78-yard reception by a running back who slipped out wide for another.
Virginia got big plays in bunches Thursday night -- and needed every one of them to beat Miami.
Michael Rocco passed for 226 yards and two scores, running back Perry Jones threw one touchdown pass and caught another, and the Cavaliers held off Miami 28-21 to snap a seven-game Atlantic Coast Conference road losing streak.
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"All that matters is the people who believed in this team," Virginia coach Mike London said.
On a night where the explosive play carried the Cavaliers, simple, gritty football saved the day. LaRoy Reynolds stopped Miami's Mike James in the backfield on fourth-and-2 at the Virginia 15 with 2:10 remaining, and the Cavaliers (5-3, 2-2) held on from there.
Jacory Harris completed 21 of 30 passes for 311 yards and three touchdowns for Miami (4-4, 2-3), which saw its two-game winning streak snapped and saw its chances in the Coastal Division take a huge hit. Tommy Streeter caught seven of Harris' passes for a career-best 176 yards and two touchdowns for the Hurricanes.
"I'm tired of doing this," Harris said. "Tired of always having to do a comeback victory. We're always putting ourselves in bad situations. We've got to come out and do better."
Kevin Parks ran for a game-high 85 yards for Virginia, which hadn't won on the road in ACC play since beating Maryland on Oct. 17, 2009. Rocco went the whole way at quarterback, the first time this season Virginia scrapped the two-player system under center.
"It's my job to get (receivers) the ball and kind of control the game," Rocco said. "And I feel like we did a great job of that tonight."
Miami took over with 7:12 left, needing a touchdown to tie, and went 37 yards in nine plays. Reynolds got past the Miami line and wrapped up James on the game's biggest play, and the Hurricanes didn't get the ball back until 25 seconds remained after a Virginia punt.
And for Miami, it was a little bit of deja vu. In all four losses this season, the Hurricanes had chances in the fourth quarter -- all those defeats coming in one-possession games, where one failed play made the difference.
"We can't have the penalties and the mental breakdowns that we did," Miami coach Al Golden said. "We weren't sharp and we didn't execute as well as we needed to and that starts with me, period."
Still, the Hurricanes nearly tied it with 9 seconds left, Harris looking for Streeter in the end zone, a 45-yard pass that was barely tipped away -- and had Harris going to the sideline in pain after the play. Stephen Morris came into the game and got Miami to the 32 with 4 seconds left, then scrambled and found Eduardo Clements inside the Virginia 10 as time expired.
"Faith, family and football," London said. "Those are the things. ... It's a great win. Road victory against a really good team."
Harris said he was fine after the game, declining to say much in the way of specifics about what ailed him in the final moments. Golden said his quarterback has been aching for the past couple weeks.
Virginia's first score came on a play that seemed harmless at first -- a quick throw from Rocco to Darius Jennings, who caught the ball in the flat about four yards behind the line of scrimmage.
He made the rest look easy.
With plenty of downfield blockers, Jennings took off on what became a 53-yard touchdown play, the first in the big-play barrage by the Cavaliers, who went deep into their bag of tricks while running out to a 17-0 lead in the second quarter.
A fake field goal -- holder Jacob Hodges fielded the snap, then got up and ran 20 yards -- set up a 22-yard kick by Robert Randolph later in the drive that put the Cavaliers up 10-0.
"It set the stage from a momentum standpoint," London said.
And with 4:15 left until halftime, Jones' first career throw became one he'll likely never forget.
Miami handled Georgia Tech's countless tries at misdirection almost perfectly last weekend. When Rocco tried it, the Hurricanes made a costly mistake. Rocco faked a handoff before pitching to Jones, who rolled to his right and passed to Tim Smith for a 37-yard score and a 17-point lead for the Cavaliers.
Virginia's second touchdown drive was set up by a bit of Miami misfortune. Harris had the ball slip out of his hand at the Virginia 15, the fumble being recovered by the Cavaliers' Jake Snyder.
Harris atoned on the next Miami possession.
A 20-yard pass to Streeter on third-and-11, followed quickly by a 39-yard throw to Travis Benjamin got Miami down to the Virginia 3. He and Streeter -- old high school teammates from Miami Northwestern -- did the rest, Streeter stretching high to haul in a fade for a touchdown that got the Hurricanes on the scoreboard with 35 seconds left until halftime.
"Just relax," Golden said at halftime. "It's a long game."
Down 20-7 with less than a minute left in the third quarter, it looked like long odds for Miami as well. That's when Streeter went over two Virginia defenders for a 51-yard touchdown catch, getting the Hurricanes within 20-14.
Right on cue, Virginia came back with yet another big play -- Jones slipping out wide, then darting back into the middle and catching a short pass that turned into a 78-yard touchdown from Rocco that put the Cavaliers up by 14 with 14:08 left.
"It's a great feeling," Jones said. "We did what we came here to do. ... It's a big win, especially against these guys."
Team Stat Comparison
1st Downs | 21 | 20 |
Total Yards | 470 | 432 |
Passing | 263 | 347 |
Rushing | 207 | 85 |
Penalties | 3-18 | 5-51 |
3rd Down Conversions | 6-15 | 2-9 |
4th Down Conversions | 1-1 | 2-3 |
Turnovers | 0 | 1 |
Possession | 30:39 | 29:21 |
Scoring Summary
TD | 05:03 | Darius Jennings 53 Yd Pass From Michael Rocco (Robert Randolph Kick) | 7 | 0 | |
FG | 13:02 | Robert Randolph 22 Yd | 10 | 0 | |
TD | 04:15 | Tim Smith 37 Yd Pass From Perry Jones (Robert Randolph Kick) | 17 | 0 | |
TD | 00:35 | Tommy Streeter 3 Yd Pass From Jacory Harris (Jake Wieclaw Kick) | 17 | 7 | |
FG | 12:26 | Robert Randolph 24 Yd | 20 | 7 | |
TD | 00:29 | Tommy Streeter 51 Yd Pass From Jacory Harris (Jake Wieclaw Kick) | 20 | 14 | |
TD | 14:08 | Perry Jones 78 Yd Pass From Michael Rocco (Michael Rocco Pass To Tim Smith For Two-Point Conversion) | 28 | 14 | |
TD | 09:22 | Allen Hurns 9 Yd Pass From Jacory Harris (Jake Wieclaw Kick) | 28 | 21 |


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