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A Matter of Style
Santa Fe's architectural mandate survives five decades of scrutiny
Santa Fe is almost synonymous with its trademark architectural style: Low-profile buildings with thick, brown-stuccoed walls, rounded edges, flat roofs, small windows and protruding vigas.
If they weren't already aware of this theme before they arrive, it's one of the first things new visitors notice.
One transplant who came to attend college here said his new surroundings reminded him of the Stone Age cartoon buildings of Bedrock, home to the Flintstones in a television show from his youth.
Another writer remarked that Santa Fe buildings looked like boxes that had been buttered and rolled in brown sugar.
However you describe it, a homegrown architectural orthodoxy, based on elements of Pueblo Indian, Spanish Colonial and American frontier building methods and tastes, universally brands the City Different.
While a number of cities have tried to preserve old buildings that give a town character and identity, Santa Fe for the past half-century has tried to enforce what was once simply a shared aesthetic, using a law intended to make new construction harmonize with the old.
The oldest part of the city, divided into five separate, historic zones, is subject to architectural-style controls. In the most tightly regulated downtown and east-side districts, the ordinance requires that new buildings, additions and remodels conform to one of two traditional styles:
u Pueblo Revival, which is a mix of styles inspired by American Indian puddled-mud buildings and Spanish mud-brick churches.
u Territorial, a style taken from the early Anglo modifications of adobe buildings, such as wood trim around window and door openings, more vertically shaped windows and decorative friezes on the parapets.
But even without government regulation, much of the rest of town is influenced by the style, sometimes through private covenants, personal taste or market forces. Even some Cerrillos Road fast-food joints have facades colored to look like they are made of mud.
Construction in any part of Santa Fe must comply with building codes, zoning and terrain-management rules administered by the city Land Use Department and the Planning Commission. But structures in the historic zones face additional hurdles with the Historic Preservation Division staff and the Historic Design Review Board.
Putting Santa Fe's attempts to legislate architectural taste in the hands of an appointed panel has led to spirited debates. Sometimes, the board's twice-monthly discussions of what should and shouldn't be allowed become lively copy for the media.
u In 1982, Calvin Trillin joked in The New Yorker that a dispute between Cerro Gordo Road neighbors over the appropriateness of pitched roofs amounted to "Anglos fighting each other over who's most Spanish."
u In 1984, the board debated what shade of pink could be used on the Pink Adobe Restaurant, rejecting a shade of pink that the owner said was the building's original color, in favor of a more sedate desert rose.
u In 1992, the board ordered artist Dennis Magdich to remove a gate decorated with a painting of a bull at his Camino del Monte Sol house. Magdich changed the picture to a cow skull, appealed to the City Council, lost and eventually sold the house.
u In 1995, TV star Larry Hagman charged he was the victim of discrimination as a "wealthy, newcomer Anglo" after the City Council rejected his appeal of the board's denial of his request for a second story on his east-side house while overturning the board's denial of a second story for Maria Montoya-Rigg, a local woman who said she needed more room for her family. Hagman eventually dropped his lawsuit and left Santa Fe.
Having seven strangers judging your building plans, right down to the color of the stucco and the number, size and placement of windows, can be unsettling -- especially when the story hits the media.
Just ask Stephanie Marston who two years ago sought to tear down a dilapidated shed in the backyard of her Pueblo-style home on Santa Fe Avenue.
Since she wanted to replace it with a Pueblo-style guesthouse to match the rest of the neighborhood, Marston expected a slam-dunk. But the Historic Design Review Board balked when it learned the shed had once housed Della's -- a lunch stand that sold snacks to generations of students at Wood Gormley Elementary and the former Harrington Junior High.
Although most of the board's deliberations concern designs of new structures, it is also charged with protecting historic structures, which can include buildings put up more than 50 years ago that retain elements of their original style. The board can consider historic uses of the structures in its deliberations.
In the case of Della's -- a little green shack on an alleyway that evoked a wave of nostalgia among some longtime residents -- it took nine months for the City Council to overturn the board so Marston could raze the shed. She recently finished tearing down the shed and is still in the midst of building a new structure, but declined comment about her battles with the city.
One of the most common suggestions for doing away with the struggles that arise from the city's historic-styles ordinance is to simply require all new buildings in the most sensitive historic zones to be made of real adobe. The physical limits of the building material would eliminate worries about keeping buildings low-profile and wall-dominated, the argument goes. The idea was considered when the original ordinance was drafted 50 years ago but was dismissed as unrealistic.
Nevertheless, Beverley Spears, an architect familiar with the city's style code, says she has heard the adobe-only idea repeatedly raised ever since she began practicing in Santa Fe.
"If we did that, there would not be this fakery of trying to make everything look like adobe," she said. "There would be more authenticity."
While some travel writers have been fooled, only a smattering of buildings in Santa Fe's downtown core actually are made of adobe. The Historic Preservation Division consults a map of adobe buildings produced by the Sanborn's Insurance Co. in the 1930s. Some of the buildings on the map have been torn down and others have had their adobe parts covered up.
While adobe once might have been considered the poor man's building material, adobe construction now generally costs more than building with wood and other materials, and experienced adobe craftsmen are becoming rarer. But adobe's massiveness can be mimicked with modern materials like cast pumice brick, straw bales or Rastra -- blocks of concrete and recycled Styrofoam. And, with the help of chicken wire or metal lath, brown stucco can be applied to any exterior.
For five decades, critics have complained that the Santa Fe ordinance inhibits creativity. But most architects have learned to satisfy the provisions, even if that means cosmetic fakery.
For instance, the ordinance requires small window panes. But architects soon learned that modern picture windows could be adapted simply by adding adhesive tape to their inside so they appear to be made of smaller panes.
Van Dorn Hooker, who was an architect in Santa Fe when the ordinance was passed in 1957, said he doesn't think it has affected the look of the town as much as its defenders claim. Other Southwestern towns have developed a regional architecture without making it mandatory, he said.
Hooker, who designed many buildings on The University of New Mexico campus and is now retired in Corrales, said his main problem with the Pueblo Revival style, so popular in Santa Fe, is that it is based on the early Pueblo houses and Spanish missions. "Churches and residences work well," he said, "but when you try to (design) a major building, it's very difficult to handle."
Although the ordinance could be responsible for such things as the lack of neon signs in Santa Fe's downtown, some people object to giving too much credit to the ordinance for Santa Fe's style. Edward Delgado, who lives on Delgado Street in the east-side historic district, recently took issue with city politicians' crediting the ordinance for preserving Canyon Road, recognized by the American Planning Association as one of the nation's top 10 streets.
"The historic ordinance didn't save Canyon Road. The people are the ones who saved it," he said. "You can have all the rules in the world, but the style of the street, the way it was developed and everything, (was due to) the people themselves, and they get no credit at all."
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We chose PalMar to spend our day in Cozumel. It was fantastic because there were no crowds at all! We rented some snorkeling gear and had a great time. We're going on another cruise next March and have already decided to come back to PalMar. Your staff was terrific and they DID make the best guacamole we've ever had!! Thank you again for opening up your place.
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This is how garrosh "trial" will look.
baine should stab him with a poisoned blade exactly how garrosh killed baines father
Garrosh will save Jaina's life when Kalec goes insane because Old Gods, and tries to kill her. Then she'll say that she still hates him, and he'll say he still hates her.
Then they will have unresolved sexual tension until they hook up in the book previewing 7.0: "Hellscream: We're Not Talking About Garrosh, If You Know What We Mean" and then the Legion will siege Kul Tiras, planning to blow it up with a Fel Bomb. Garrosh falls on top of the bomb, blowing himself up, and leaving Kul Tiras hopelessly radiated with Fel Energy, but ultimately still standing.
Jaina's hair turns green and she joins the Horde.
The End.
Vol'jin has a pretty big potential problem here with Garrosh. Whether you like his tactics or not Garrosh had a pretty large following among the orcs. Leaving Garrosh alive gives this faction hope of his return. Killing him provides them a martyr. Which is more dangerous and how does Vol'jin deal with this? How much say will he have? If the visions of time video is true, we already see Garrosh in a magical cell somewhere on Pandaria. Not sure if this is his temporary cell during the trial or something permanent. As much as Arthas was the Alliance's problem, I see Garrosh as ultimately the problem of the Horde. They should have final say on his fate.
Maybe the REAL cinematics will be when he's downed in Heroic modes
Many that live deserve death. Some that die deserve life.
Blizz tells players stuff then changes their mind: "BLIZZ LIED TO US!"
Blizz doesn't tell players stuff: "THEY IGNORE US!"
They can't win. I feel for them.
Sky Admiral Rogers for High Queen. Remember Theramore!Men, you've trained for this. You're among the elite. You are Skyfire men! This is the ship that took down Deathwing. You think some raggedy little Horde outpost stands a chance against the pride of the Alliance fleet? NO! Those green dirtbags down there plagued your homes in Southshore, laid siege to your children in Redridge, and massacred every man, woman and child in Theramore. It. Is. PAYBACK TIME!
"Orgrimmar was merely a set back".. i can see it already
How the... I don't even....
The only time there has EVER been a x.5 patch was 1.5.
TBC ended at 2.4.3, Wrath at 3.3.5 (you can argue that's a .5 if you want to really grasp at straws) and Cata ended at 4.3.(forgot what the last digit was).
Seriously, unless by 'always' you mean 'never.'
Both Wrath and Cata suffered greatly from too long a time spent on their last raid tier.
Without a substantial 5.5, or a surprisingly quick turnaround for the next expac, Blizz will see subs drop off in big numbers.
I don't care which one it is, but I don't want to still be running SoO a year from now...
I think we are done with Garrosh. And I hope Blizz understands that we need something new to fight against. Alliance and Horde are "even" with everything and with the Pandaren, we can focus on Burning legion instead.


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i had no other alternative than re-selling it immediately for half price instead of crying every time i would see the laptop (i need my computer every second i'm not sleeping)
maybe this kind of behavior is ok for 300-500e laptops but certainly not for >1500 products
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Girls can wear these, too
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: Runs small
I love the pockets on these! They do run a little small and they shrink a bit too, so go up a size or 2.
Spencer Oliphant
Classy and functional
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I really like these pants. The one thing I would change is the snap closure. I'd prefer a button. But they look great (go ahead, dress them up) and they're super comfy.
Tenneson Smith
dope pants
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
Really cool. I love the cargo pockets. Took these out on the fixed gear in a downpour and only my butt was soaked. But they dry super fast. Look awesome rolled up. You pretty much can wear them with anything. On the back there is a weird pocket above the butt pocket that I stick my phone in if i'm really riding. Seriously awesome pants, pick them up!
Style changed :(
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I second PRO12B's review. The (newer) "Olive Jungle" and "Graphite" has a different pocket styling, thinner material and doesn't seem as rugged as the (older) "Tobacco" and "Black". Compare the pictures above.
Sizing was consistent on all. I have a 29" waist, 21.75 quads and the size 30 fits great.
I returned the newer and gave it 3 stars. I like the older version better. Water-proofing is awesome. Water just beads on the surface and wipes dry after a 30-minute rain ride.
The old cargo style is coming back in June 2015 :)
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I am hooked on Levi's commuter line!
I changed out most of all my casual jeans & pants to Levi's commuter line because of the comfort, style, function and the fit. I have the Black and Tobacco cargo pants which they discontinued so can't talk about the current line but previous model is sweet. This material is ticker than other Levi's Commuter line pants so not as stretchy and because of cargo-pocket placement it does limit your mobility…I wear size 32 in norm pants but in Levi's commuter line I like the fit of size 33…it's slim fit!
Curious to know how the cuff works on these pants. I've seen some photos that show them rolled up, with a reflective material on the inside cuff. But given that these pants have snap-on cinching thing, wouldn't it make them hard to roll-up? I hate pants that can't be rolled up or hemmed (which I suspect could be the case here, but I hope not because they look amazing).
Im confused about the sizing . is 34x36...
Im confused about the sizing . is 34x36 for example, inches? is it the leg/waist measurement, and if so which is which?
Jared Downs
So the sizing for this is in inches.
In the case of the 34x36 the first set of numbers is for the waist measurement (34) and the second set of numbers is the inseam length (36)
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Conor McCann
Best pants I've ever owned
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: Runs small
So I bought these with hiking and style in mind and boy do they live up to my expectations. They look amazing and are so comfortable and the pockets are extremely handy. The waterproofing is also much better than expected. They run a bit small but I bought my normal size and after the first wear they fit like a glove. Thank you Levi's!
Joe H.
Huge man thighs won't fit
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Fit: Runs small
The sizing is really messed up. Ordered them big, still can't even fit my thighs in the pants. Not for people with large legs.
the dud
My thighs fit but the positioning of the cargo pockets constricts any access once my leg is bent. The pocket entrances need to be a bit bigger to permit room beyond your leg volume.
Camron Maestas
Stylish commuter pant
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Fit: Runs small
Bought these for my son who rides his BMX daily. They certainly run small but he loves the stylish look and functionality. If you plan on buying these to wear for commuters, I would recommend buying a size up.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: Runs small
Cycling pants? Hardly. No stretch in the crotch means getting a leg up on the saddle is a wrestling match. What's more, the fabric tightened when I did put my leg up over the saddle. Two months of occasional use, and I had put a hole in either leg at the upper inside corner of the cargo pocket because the non-stretch of the fabric was pulling tight there every time I put a leg up.
Two months of use, and the pants exploded with a 1-foot tear at that weak point. I rode home with my underwear blowing in the breeze.
Benjamin Platte
The exact thing happened to me. Fortunately I was at home when mine exploded from simply bending over to pick something up.
Erik in Sweden
Awesome pants
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: Runs small
These are incredible pants. I live in Chicago and ride year round and have been searching for great pants I can wear on my daily commute to work. In the past month I have worn these pants almost daily and I'm impressed by the following characteristics:
Material. These guys are tough and warm without being bulky. Water beads off and I think they will last a long time.
Features. I love the reflectors inside the pant legs, additional reflectors at the corner of each rear pocket, and the snaps at the cuff of the legs. Also the small strip of rubber sewn into the left cargo pocket is genius for keeping my phone inside the pocket while pedaling. And the slightly tailored knees make pedaling much more comfortable than regular pants.
It's obvious that Levi's did their homework here, and in my opinion these pants are a home run.
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the dud
these are the old style. then new ones don't have the reflector touches and have flaps over the back pockets and the cargo pockets are more on the top than side of the leg
Wanted to love.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
These look awesome, and the fit is great. They were my new favorite pant... but the action of climbing on and off the bike tore holes in both legs right where the cargo pockets come to a corner. The gusseted crotch wasn't wide enough, so the pants pulled tight on my thighs whenever I put a leg over the saddle.
This stretched them tight and eventually tore the holes. Not cyclist approved. I'm in great shape so it wasn't me.
Oh well. Too bad I didn't buy them from Backcountry- I could have returned them!
Crazy, I've been using these hard for 6 months and no blow-outs.
Urban Warfare Approved.
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Normally, I don't go for cargos... but Levi's nailed it here.
The cargos feature a slimmed down fit that doesn't make you look like you just walked out of the Army/Navy store and the beefed up fabric/stitching make these great for wear and tear on the bike or in the shop.
The cargo pockets are also smaller than I was expecting and positioned for easy access when pedaling.
Super durable fabric and water resistant coating also make these great for camping, climbing or winter weather.
Id recommend these as the slim alternative to 'Mountain Khakis'


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First off, general reflection: I LOVE WORKING. Of course, I realize my situation is a little artificial. I'm not working to pay the rent or put food on the table. But being out of the house, having responsibilities to fulfil and customers to please, even driving home late at night – it all adds up to a measure of independence and accountability that I find new/challenging/fun.
I like that my job is not glamorous. I'm quite literally at the bottom of the food chain: I bus food from the basement kitchen to the lounge upstairs. That's half the job; the other half is about never standing still, essentially doing anything I can to help the chefs below and waitresses above. I try to do as much as possible, and it's not really self-serving, because no matter what I'm still taking home minimum wage when the night is over. I like that a lot. It's a far, far cry from what I've done in summers past, which – I'll be honest – was about getting myself ahead. Many of you have inquired, so I'll tell you: summer '08: family followed Lulu's orchestra on tour in Europe; started learning chemistry and physics so my school would let me take them concurrently as a sophomore; tennis camp. '09: Russia and Sicily with the family; went to summer school (by choice!) to finish my requirements early so I could take a military history elective in the fall. '10: Germany and southern France with the family; interned at a psychiatric genetics lab in Boston for the rest of the summer.
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Summer '11 is definitely a learning experience too, just of a different kind.
Okay. Now, purely for fun, I want to sketch a recent encounter that has to do with (!!) parenting as well...
Last Friday night.
It was a slow evening in the restaurant, so when we got a reservation for a party of 26, we eagerly accepted. We should have known better: their first question was, "is this place like Chili's?" No, not really. The burgers here have a hint of Picasso. Desserts are evocative of the Guggenheim Bilbao. They showed up anyways; the group turned out to be some kind of elite, 16-year-old travel baseball team...plus an entourage of overprotective helicopter moms. You could picture them sauntering onto the field while the dads struggled behind like pack mules under duffel bags of gear. Right from the get go, they made a huge fuss about everything. All hell broke loose when I brought out the burgers. "I don't like cheese." "This relish is gross." "I have a gluten allergy, take away the bun or I'll die." YOU'RE A TEENAGE BOY, EAT WHAT'S PUT IN FRONT OF YOU. Maybe that's too callous. At least tell us you need it prepared with sterilized tongs and a string quartet before we cook it! Whatever you do, don't take it out on the servers. A furious, blonde mom in capris almost had the waitress in tears. "My boy played a VERY STRESSFUL GAME today and he's been waiting 45 MINUTES for his pizza!" She threatened to "post horrible reviews of this place online" and told me to can it when I apologized for the late pizza. I overheard the boys say they were considering Yale. Well, I hate to break it to you. You can be the best shortstop in New England, but you can't walk into college with your mommy holding your hand. I like to think this is where tiger cubs have a slight advantage. We are not pampered, so we learn to solve our own problems No hard feelings, though. When the Yale coach comes courting, I hope for your own sake you'll man up and eat the relish.
On that note, I'm psyched to be a Yankees diehard in Boston next year. I am ready, nay, super-pumped to be pelted with trash by belligerent fans at Fenway.
So that was a little Q&A, family history, and ranting mixed in. Anybody working in the restaurant industry with customer horror stories? Or work stories in general? How about advice for good college jobs? Leave me a comment :)


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Are there any brown specs in the flour or pieces of anything that isn't finely powdered?I'm almost to the point where I can give you more concrete recommendations for moving forward, but, for now, we have just a little more fact finding to do.Would it be possible for you to take a photo of the frozen pizza that you like? I can see the picture on the box, but a shot of the real product, after baking, would be a huge help. We need three photos:1. The top of the pizza2. A shot of the cross section/crumb of a slice3. A shot of the bottom of the pizza (aka an 'upskirt')
you are right that is a good looking frozen pie. do you want to challenge yourself to best that pie or are you happy just buying and baking?
it looks good, but very far from Neapolitan pizza, this is a classic pizza that can be eaten all over Italy... (pizza Classica)...
Scott123, im waiting for some kinda advice on this, i would like to bake couple pies on sunday
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Hello family, my name is Stephanie and I'm an alcoholic/addict. I
came to the rooms of AA over 7 years ago, completely whipped, looking
for some answers. I didn't believe then that I was powerless over
alcohol, drugs, or anything for that matter, I thought I could
somehow survive on my own will power. I just needed to know how to
live a life that I absolutely hated and wanted out of, with or
without a drink or a drug. I had just discovered that I couldn't do
that. No matter what I did, things just kept getting worse. I had
tried suicide many times, but devine intervention kept me here.
I had tried all of the methods mentioned in the Big Book on page 31
paragraph 2, "Here are some of the methods we have tried: Drinking
beer only, limiting the number of drinks, never drinking alone, never
drinking in the morning, drinking only at home, never having it in
the house, never drinking during business hours, drinking only at
parties, switching from scotch to brandy, drinking only natural
wines, agreeing to resign if ever drunk on the job, taking a trip,
not taking a trip, swearing off forever (with and without a solemn
oath), taking more physical exercise, reading inspirational books,
going to health farms and sanitariums, accepting voluntary commitment
to asylums we could increase the list ad infinitum. "
I'd been drinking since I was a tot. I remember carring around a
brown bottle (beer) when I was only 2 years old (and there are
pictures to verify this...) I went through childhood abuse, in every
way imaginable by more than one person. I hated who I was and
distrusted everyone, including myself. I went on my first big drunk
at 14 at a keg party. By 16, I was drinking whiskey and smoking pot,
taking acid, speed and everything else. Alcohol was my drug of
Fast forward 26 years, past 2 broken marriages, many messed up
relationships, moving 21 times in 3 years at one point, jobs gallore,
grown children who are no longer speaking to me and who hang up on me
the minute they hear my voice on the telephone, all other family
relationships are severed except a few Christian ones - but I can't
talk to them - in fact, I don't call them because I don't want them
to know how I'm living. I can't drink if I am around them. I was
drinking nearly 24/7 but my job interfered with my drinking, so it
wasn't a full 24 hours. I drank before work, during breaks I had
tequilla hid in the glovebox of my car and would drink then, I would
stop on the way home from work daily to buy more tequilla and beer.
The hardest part for me then was that I wanted out of life but my
attempts at suicide were thwarted. I am not a happy camper. I am
utterly miserable. After my last attempt at suicide with a Lugar,
that was unsuccessful obviously, I stood at my kitchen window and
looked up at the clouds and began screaming at God. "I hate this
life, but you leave me stuck in it! I don't want to be here but you
leave me here! I have always hated this life! Why do you leave me
here? I can't live this life with or without a drink or a drug! If
you want me to stay here then you have to help me!! Please! Help
me!!" I walked over to my living room after screaming at God and
crying for about 20 minutes, and sit down on my sofa. I went into a
trance - just staring out into limbo - for two hours and as I awaken
from it, I hear a soft voice speak the words, "Why don't you call
AA?" I had never known anyone in AA, and really didn't know what
they did or a lot about it, but I was whipped. I had nothing to
My last drink was 19 drinks (vodka, tequilla and beer) within 3 hours
after drinking all day and continuing to drink afterwards, driving
home in a blackout. During the blackout I would "come to" for bits
of minutes and recognize that I was in some part of our city that I
didn't recognize nor know how I had just driven there, but I was
still behind the wheel. At points I was driving along side of a
police car, or one behind me, as I came out of the blackout for those
few moments. The minute the danger was passed, I was back into the
blackout again. My alcohol tollerence had increased to the point
where after 19 drinks, I could walk without staggering, talk without
slurring my words, and obviously drive well enough for a police car
to not stop me for DUI again. I had been stopped and charged for DUI
four years before that.
I called and found a meeting that was a fair distance away from where
I lived. I didn't want anyone I knew to see me going into an AA
meeting. They could see me dragging different guys home, hear me
clinking (as quietly as I could) huge bags of bottles and cans to the
curb for trash day, but I sure didn't want them to think I had a
problem with Alcohol. That first meeting hit me hard. It was a
speaker meeting and the speaker was talking about driving clear
across town to go to the first meeting so no one would know about
it. I thought she had to know me, or someone there knew me and
tipped her off. Then she spoke of what had happened and I heard
little bits of it, (my attention span then was horrible), but what I
did hear sounded a lot like things I was going through. Then she
said something that I wanted to believe - but knew for me that it was
impossible. She said, if we kept coming back, that things would get
better. To me, that was just a bunch of hot air, but one little
glimmer of hope in me, questioned if it just might, maybe - just
maybe, be true.
The next time I went to a meeting closer to where I lived. It took me
a while to actually go inside the AA Clubhouse after I found out
where the meetings were. I drove past the building two or three
times, parked in the lot, pulled off, pulled back in, sat in the car,
and finally got enough courage to go inside.
I sat next to the door. As the meeting started I listened as best I
could, and heard their laughter and joking mixed in with the
seriousness of dealing with life as an alcoholic the topic was the
first step. They were warm and encouraging, but I didn't trust any
of them. I thought there must be an alterior motive for them to want
me to be there. How could they laugh like that and be happy? They
had to be drinking or drugging.
None the less, I kept going back, and had been trying their
suggestions. I hit 108 meetings in 90 days and had been sober those
90 days. I had a sponsor, read the big book and the 12 & 12, started
working the steps, and through them found answers that counselors and
psychritrists couldn't seem to help me with no matter how many
thousands of dollars I owed or how many times I had lied to them. It
was through AA that I was able to get honest and to begin to clear
away the wreckage of my past.
I learned how to truly forgive - not just mouth the words but still
feel the horrible pain of the past, but to let all that dissolve into
nothingness by realizing that those people were just sick people. I
learned how to forgive myself for all my missdeeds. I made as many
amends as I was able to humanly make, and tried my hardest to leave
no stone unturned.
It truly made all the difference in the world. Had I thought when I
was debating about coming to AA that maybe there was something I
could loose by coming - I would have not only died a drunk and
druggie, but I would have lost many years of what has turned out to
be some of the best of my life.
My children and family started talking to me again, I stopped moving
around so much, I stopped quitting jobs, my whole life changed. I
found new friends who wanted real friendships. And best of all, I
have found a loving, compassionate God who helps drunks like me to
get sober and clean and live better lives.
I love AA meetings and getting to meet and know new members of my
extended AA family. I once was a very shy, quiet, distrusting woman
who lived her life in a bottle. Today I am outgoing, believe in
miracles, love my family & AA friends/family and life.
There is so much to look forward to today. The future is full of
possibilities. Keep coming back, it works, it really does. And it
will get better.
Thanks for listening, I hope my post wasn't too long.


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I look forward to your review. I've had one of MSI's 790GX-G65 boards paired with a Phenom II X4 810 for a little over a year now and have been quite pleased with it (especially coming from a socket 754 Athlon64). I'm curious, though, have you tried updating the BIOS image on any MSI boards you have or have tested? I was able to update once last year but it seems MSI has decided to remove the ability to directly download new images in favor of a Windows-based utility called Live Update . I haven't yet tried to contact them personally to ask about it but I recall a site where a petition to have them revert this change was started. This could be very unfortunate for those not using Windows wanting to add support for newer processors, etc.
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Steph, I always love the pics of all three boys with Ivy. She is such a lucky little girl to have these three big guys in her life. I hope to have the same little blessings in my life one day...except I always said before having children that I wanted four boys and a girl! Guess we'll see...
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Milwaukee Bucks (9-9) at Brooklyn Nets (11-7), 6 p.m.
(Sports Network) - The last team that the Brooklyn Nets might want to see during their longest losing streak of the season is the Milwaukee Bucks.
The Bucks have been a hand full for the Nets over the past few seasons and look to push their winning streak in this series to 12 straight in Sunday evening's meeting in Brooklyn.
The Nets won their final five games of November, but have opened the new month with three straight setbacks. That includes the first two of a four-game residency, dropping Brooklyn to 7-3 at home this season.
Despite a season-high 32 points from Joe Johnson on Friday, the Nets lost a 109-102 game to the Golden State Warriors. Deron Williams added 23 points and eight assists as Brooklyn shot just 34 percent in the second half after being up eight at halftime.
Without center Brook Lopez for the fourth consecutive game because of a foot injury, the Nets gave up 50 points in the paint and 18 second-chance points, though Andray Blatche had 22 points and 15 rebounds in his place.
"We're definitely missing him," Williams said of Lopez, who has been ruled out for this game. "He's a big part of our team. Hopefully he'll be back soon."
The Nets could have used Lopez tonight given that they have not beaten the Bucks since March 3, 2009 in Milwaukee. The Bucks have swept the series in each of the past three seasons to build their winning streak over the Nets and have won six straight as the guest in this series.
Milwaukee's last loss on the road versus the Nets came on Feb. 3, 2009 in New Jersey.
The Bucks snapped a two-game slide with Friday's 108-93 triumph over the Charlotte Bobcats. It was just Milwaukee's third victory in 10 games, but put it back to .500 at 9-9.
Ersan Ilyasova set season highs with 21 points and 12 rebounds, Marquis Daniels had 18 points and Brandon Jennings logged 15 with eight assists.
The Bucks led 33-20 after the first and the Bobcats got to within nine with 1:24 to play, but Milwaukee scored the game's final six points to seal things.
"We had a little letdown, but we picked it back up and got it back rolling," said Daniels, who had a season high in points and rebounds with six.
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Utah Jazz beat Lakers, 95-86, thanks to Jefferson, Foye
Mo Williams walked past Randy Foye in the Utah Jazz locker room, stuck out his right arm and slapped hands with his teammate twice.
One, two.
In the Jazz's 95-86, slump-busting win against the Lakers on Wednesday at EnergySolutions Arena, heroes abounded. There was Al Jefferson making clutch shots in the fourth quarter and recording his third double-double, Enes Kanter scoring seven of his 9 points in the first half, Alec Burks drawing a charge on Kobe Bryant. But no two players were more crucial, nor displayed better synergy, than Williams and Foye. The first-year Jazz players spent the last two seasons with the Los Angeles Clippers, and that relationship finally paid off for the Jazz.
"We're familiar," Foye said. "I know he can go off, he knows I could go off. Last year I went off a lot and hit a lot of 3s and he knows once I get it going that he always tries to find me."
At the end of the third quarter in San Antonio on Saturday, it was Williams who went off. On Wednesday, it was Foye, and Williams did his part.
Foye, who finished with 17 points, made 3-pointers on three consecutive trips down the floor. On the third, Williams drove and bounced a pass behind him to Foye, who bobbled it. Foye passed it off, and continued to float around the perimeter.
"I just kept going back and forth, back and forth," Foye said, "and he finally found me and I knocked it down."
It was Foye's fifth 3-pointer, putting the Jazz up 79-68 with 6:40 left in the game.
Jefferson led the Jazz with 18 points and 10 rebounds, while Williams chipped in for 16.
In a small sample size, it was the Jazz's (2-3) most impressive win of the season. Following a season-opening win over Dallas on Halloween night, the Jazz piled up three straight road losses. Doing it against the revamped Lakers (1-4) - who, albeit, were without Steve Nash due to a non-displaced fracture in his left leg - made it all the better.
"It's definitely sweet," Williams said, "but it was all about us tonight. Didn't matter who we played. We needed to get this win to head back on the road."
The Jazz play at Denver in a nationally televised game on Friday. They return Saturday to play Phoenix before going on a four-game road trip on the East Coast.
While the Jazz led by double digits for most of the night against the Lakers, including a high of 16, Los Angeles didn't make it entirely easy. Kobe Bryant scored the Lakers final 16 points in the last 6:02 of the game.
"It's Kobe," Williams said. "He's great for a reason."
That reason, however, was never enough to put the Lakers back in a position to seize the lead.
Dwight Howard added 19 points and 9 rebounds for the Lakers, and Metta World Peace scored 15. The Jazz bench, however, outscored the Lakers' 36-12.
It started at the end of the first quarter, when Corbin inserted a small lineup of Foye, Burks, Jamaal Tinsley, Kanter and Derrick Favors.
The group gave the Jazz a lift over the Lakers that set the tone for the rest of the night. The Jazz led 21-17 when Burks, who played fewer than 10 minutes in the first four games, entered the game and led 43-28 when he left.
While Bryant was leading the surge for the Lakers in the fourth quarter, Jefferson was quietly responding for the Jazz. He scored 10 points in the quarter, including 8 in a row at one point.
"The guys really grinded it out," coach Tyrone Corbin said. "We needed a win bad on our home floor."
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The perfect farm-fresh dessert: Strawberry-Rhubarb Cobbler.
Prepare syrup by heating equal parts sugar and water, along with vanilla bean and lemon juice.
Once sugar has dissolved, cook the rhubarb in syrup until soft. Strain and let cool. Mix cooled rhubarb and strawberries together. Add dry ingredients, as well as lemon zest and juice. Spoon mixture into individual oven-safe dishes.
To prepare topping, mix butter and sugars together. With your fingers, add flour, oatmeal, vanilla and salt until it crumbles. Do not over mix. Crumble topping over each of the fruit dishes. Bake at 350°F (175°C) until topping is light brown.
Serve with crème fraîche or vanilla ice cream.