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Aztecs coach pleased to have three offensive linemen earn All-Mountain West honors
"He was no doubt the most consistent guy we had all year," Schmidt said. "He graded out about 80 percent week in, week out."
But making the All-Mountain West team was a pleasant surprise for Embernate, who was sitting in his History through Film class when he was informed of the award via a congratulatory text from Director of Football Operations Bobby Smitheran.
"I didn't believe it at first, so I had to look it up," Embernate said.
The discovery that two of his line mates were also honored by the league's coaches brought even more satisfaction.
"I think it just speaks to how hardworking we all are as a group," Embernate said. "Just because the other two guys didn't make it doesn't mean they're not good players. It just goes hand-in-hand with how hard we work and how well we came together as a group at the beginning of the year."
Team awards
The following players were honored with team awards at the Aztecs' end-of-year banquet last weekend.
Most Valuable Player: CB Leon McFadden (Sr.)
Most Inspirational: RB Walter Kazee (Sr.)
Captains Award: WR Dominique Sandifer, Kazee, McFadden (Sr.)
President's Award for High Academic Achievement: TE D.J. Shields (Sr.)
Freshman of the Year: PK Seamus McMorrow (Fr.)
Offensive Player of the Year: RB Adam Muema (So.)
Defensive Player of the Year: LB Jake Fely (So.)
Special Teams Player of the Year: LB Scott Graves (Jr.)
Offensive Lineman of the Year: OG Nik Embernate (Sr.)
Defensive Lineman of the Year: DT Sam Meredith (So.)
Offensive Scout Team Players of the Year: WR Lloyd Mills (Fr.), OL Daniel Brunskill (Fr.), RB Kendrick Mathis (Fr.)
Defensive Scout Team Players of the Year: DB Kevin Campano (Jr.), DL Kenny Galea'i (So.)
Special Teams Scout Team Player of the Year: WR Nick Rudolph (Fr.)
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Survive nature's most devastating catastrophes in Disaster: Day of Crisis, a panic inducing survival game for Wii. In a devastatingly short period of time, an unprecedented wave of natural disasters has pummeled the United States. On top of this inexplicable series of disasters, a rogue special forces unit has taken advantage of the chaos and seized a nuclear weapon. Only Ray, a former member of an elite rescue task force, has decided to take a stand
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The Image of Jesus in the Book of Revelation
from Iain Campbell May 22, 2015 Category: Articles"In the beginning was the Word." With these majestic words, John opens his gospel, in which he gives us his account of the life, ministry, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, all designed that his readers will believe that Jesus is the Son of God, and, through faith in Him ... Keep Reading
The Word-less "Church"
from W. Robert Godfrey Feb 27, 2015 Category: ArticlesMany American churches are in a mess. Theologically they are indifferent, confused, or dangerously wrong. Liturgically they are the captives of superficial fads. Morally they live lives indistinguishable from the world. They often have a lot of people, money, and activities. But are they really churches, or have they degenerated into peculiar clubs? Keep Reading
$5 Friday: The Holy Spirit, Joy, & Sanctification
from Nathan W. Bingham Feb 27, 2015 Category: Ministry NewsIt's time for our weekly $5 Friday sale. This week's resources include such topics as sanctification, joy, the Holy Spirit, creation, redemption, Jonathan Edwards, and more. Keep Reading
Boots on the Ground
from Nathan W. Bingham Feb 26, 2015 Category: Tabletalk MagazineHere's an excerpt from Boots on the Ground, Samuel Larsen's contribution to the February issue of Tabletalk. Keep Reading
2015 National Conference: Audio and Video Now Available
from Nathan W. Bingham Feb 25, 2015 Category: EventsWe are now pleased to announce that the conference messages are available to stream for free on Ligonier.org or YouTube, purchase as a digital download, or pre-order on DVD and CD. Keep Reading
Preparing Your Heart for Worship
from R.C. Sproul Feb 25, 2015 Category: ArticlesIt is very important that we take time to prepare our hearts to worship God before we set foot in the sanctuary on Sunday morning. God made this clear amid the awesome circumstances of the giving of the law in Exodus 19. Keep Reading
Glory to the Holy One: Announcing R.C. Sproul's New Sacred Hymns Project
from R.C. Sproul Feb 24, 2015 Category: Ligonier ResourcesI'm excited to announce Glory to the Holy One, a new album of sacred music for Christ's church. Along with the new Reformation Study Bible, this album is among the highlights of my life and ministry. Keep Reading
Religion and Politics: An Interview with Russell Moore
from Nathan W. Bingham Feb 24, 2015 Category: Tabletalk MagazineHere's an excerpt from Religion and Politics, an interview with Russell Moore from the February issue of Tabletalk: Keep Reading
The Necessity of Expository Preaching
from Derek Thomas Feb 23, 2015 Category: ArticlesExpository preaching is a necessary corollary of the doctrine of the God-breathed nature of Scripture. The idea is not so much that God breathed into the Scriptures, but that the Scriptures are the product of His breathing out. Independent of what we may feel about the Bible as we read it, Scripture maintains a "breath of God" quality. Keep Reading
Social Media Highlights (2/22/15)
from Nathan W. Bingham Feb 22, 2015 Category: EventsHere are highlights from our various Facebook and Twitter accounts over the past week. Keep Reading
2015 National Conference: Day 3
from Nathan W. Bingham Feb 21, 2015 Category: EventsToday marked the end of our 28th annual national conference, After Darkness, Light. You can see some of the conversation and photos from the past three days by browsing the official conference hashtag #ligcon on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Google+. Keep Reading


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Celebrating three generations of organists, Cambridge Lutheran Church will continue to observe its 150th Anniversary with an inspirational hymn festival. The event is at 4 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 5, in the Cambridge Lutheran Sanctuary, 621 Old North Main St., Cambridge. Along with some beautiful hymns fo...Read More
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Worried about how you are going to get through the holidays financially? Or are you planning to wait until January to worry? Whether you are in debt up to your eyeballs or simply wondering how to make smarter financial decisions, Financial Peace is for you. Millions of people have had positive exper...Read More
Faithfully Fit Forever, a senior aerobics program for men and women, began Sept. 21 at 10 a.m. in the Fellowship Hall at Cambridge Lutheran Church located at 621 Old N. Main Street. Why offer Faithfully Fit Forever? Most people 60 years or older can benefit greatly from exercise. Older adults are mo...Read More
The 2012 Scandinavian Concert Series continues with a Norwegian trio Thursday, Sept. 20, at the Cambridge Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall. The group is called Geitungen (yeitoongen) and they will play traditional tunes from the west coast of Norway where they hail from. Between the three of them the...Read More
Vacation Bible School is coming again to Cambridge Lutheran Church in August with two different sessions as listed below. All kids who are age 4 by Sept. 1 through grade 6 completed are welcome. Bring friends and neighbors. It's the exciting place to be. Luther Point Bible Camp counselors begin ea...Read More
The Scandinavian Saxophone Quartet, from Stockholm, Sweden will perform in concert, at 7 p.m., July 10, at the Cambridge Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall, 621 Old North Main Street, in Cambridge. Tickets will be sold at the door for $8. The concert, the final offering in what has been an excellent se...Read More
The Old Town Gospel Choir from Luleå, Sweden, will perform in concert Sunday, June 24, at 7 p.m. in the beautiful Cambridge Lutheran Church Sanctuary at 621 Old North Main St. in Cambridge. Tickets, sold at the door, are $8. The 23-member Old Town Gospel Choir performs a mixture of gospel music (bo...Read More
Vacation Bible School is coming soon to Cambridge Lutheran Church with sessions in June and August. All kids who are age 4 by Sept. 1 through grade 6 completed are welcome. Bring friends and neighbors. It's the exciting place to be. The first session is Monday through Friday, June 18-22. Age 4 ...Read More


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WACKY and off color gift ideas
OH MY the things you can find on the internet when you are bored!!
WOW, wacky, crazy, off color, tacky, lude, crank gifts!
Here are a few that made me LOL:
mooning garden gnome for your front yard! Take that nasty neighbors
my dh would seriously love these and at 6.95 he'll have to wait!
pregnant woman ornament...I found this to be disturbing.
THIS cracked me up!
Looks like there is some sort of gift and ornament for every occasion - weird or not.
OMG!!! Bacon Candy Canes!!!!
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Change to OT? Not this year
DANA POINT, Calif. Fans overwrought by the NFL's overtime system won't be getting any relief this year.
Overtime isn't likely to be discussed at the league meetings that began Sunday after the NFL competition committee came up with no proposals to change it. The players themselves support the current system – coin flip and all – so the owners will consider other issues: rules changes regarding player safety; the collective bargaining agreement with the players; and the state of the economy.
Those aren't hot-button topics for most NFL fans, who saw 43 percent of overtime games won on the first possession by the team that won the coin toss in 2008.
Ray Anderson, the league's vice president of football operations, believes overtime and player safety are interconnected.
"I was a bit surprised at how adamant the players were with not wanting to change the system," Anderson said. "They were pretty adamant an extended playing time would expose you to injury risk. If you can't win it in regulation, you take your chances in overtime."
With the NFL considering extending the regular season by one or two games once it reaches a new CBA with the union, the possibility of overtime stretching beyond one extra period – yes, Donovan, there are ties after 15 minutes of OT – does not appeal to the union.
That might disturb fans who wonder about the fairness of the current format, particularly when their team loses the coin toss to start overtime, then never sees the ball.
But as Indianapolis Colts president Bill Polian said about his team's 23-17 loss at San Diego in a wild-card game that finished with exactly that scenario: "We had our chances to win the game and our chances to stop them."
Atlanta Falcons president Rich McKay, a longtime co-chairman of the competition committee, recognizes there has been an undertow for overtime change among certain constituencies.
"That has drawn a lot of attention from the media and is brought up a lot by our fans," McKay said. "Talking to the players union and advisory council, we have no proposal at this time. Overtime achieves the major goal in that it breaks ties. And it is extremely exciting."
One change that McKay suggested could make overtime more equitable would be moving the kickoff back 5 yards. When the NFL moved the kickoff back to the 30 several years ago, it had a definite effect on field position.
But with significant improvement in field goal kicking accuracy and distance, McKay isn't so sure such a move would work again. He also noted the average distance of successful overtime field goals last year was 37 yards, which means teams were able to move the ball well before sending in the kicker.
"I think everyone feels comfortable with the system," he said.
As for an eventual extension of the regular season, something commissioner Roger Goodell champions, it would not alter the 20-game format currently in use (16 regular-season games, four exhibitions). The league would eliminate one or two preseason matches to accommodate more "real" games.


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Bruins recall Nick Johnson on emergency basis
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The Bruins announced a pair of roster moves Tuesday, placing Loui Eriksson on injured reserve and recalling forward Nick Johnson from Providence on an emergency basis.
Eriksson suffered a concussion in Saturday's win over the Penguins. Placing a player on injured reserve means they can't play for the seven days following the injury, meaning Eriksson won't be eligible to return to the Bruins' lineup until next Tuesday against the Flames at the earliest.
Johnson's call-up comes with a number of Bruins battling the flu. Johnson, 27, has 11 goals and nine assists for 20 points this season with a plus-seven rating.
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Whenever this world starts looking too complicated, I call my friend Skeeter Skates, owner of Skeeter's Tree Stump Removal and Plow Repair in Greater Metropolitan Pooler. Skeeter puts things into perspective.
Members of the Democratic Caucus in the Georgia House this week introduced the Transportation Jobs Development Act, a legislative solution to the transportation funding problem that has caused Georgia to fall behind other states in recent years.
Some important news came out of Atlanta on Monday, when Senate Majority Leader Chip Rogers, a Woodstock Republican, introduced what he called a "much needed" overhaul of Georgia's property tax system. In doing so, Rogers acknowledged what most homeowners have known all along: the current system is a mess.
State Senator Buddy Carter, R-Pooler, will be reporting each week during the legislative session. The session began Jan. 11 and is expected to last until the latter days of March.
In the wake of losing Teddy Kennedy's Senate seat, in an electoral rebuke for the ages, liberaldom has a new catechism. These articles of faith may seem strange and implausible to the outsider, but they give comfort to the believer in these times of trial.
In addition to the national recession, another contributing factor in Georgia's state budget deficit is the hundreds of millions of dollars foregone through a number of special-interest tax cuts and exemptions implemented over the past several years. On Jan. 25, a House subcommittee moved forward with legislation to evaluate those tax breaks' impact on the budget and their success in achieving their intended goals.
At last year's inaugural Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure in Savannah, a small band of women from Liberty County walked together calling themselves Team Suzie Q.
A bill in the Georgia legislature proposing a ban on using a cell phone to send text messages while driving has been sent back to the drawing board due to concerns over how it would be enforced, the Atlanta Journal Constitution reported earlier this week.
What this state needs is a good old-fashioned Tea Party. Not one directed at the liberal weenies in Washington who tried to ram health care reform down our throats. This protest needs to focus on the state of Georgia.
With the 2010 session under the Gold Dome, there are many issues on the minds of lawmakers that will have a significant impact on you, your families and all of Georgia.
"We want our money back" is a battle cry you'd expect from a tea-party rally. Such lack of nuance. Such grasping materialism. Such us-vs.-them populism.
Let's cut our legislators a little slack as they begin deliberations in the current session of the General Assembly. They need time to get adjusted. You don't just go to Atlanta and start passing laws. The first thing is to find out if anybody moved the bathrooms while you were gone because you might just find yourself in some bureaucrat's new digs for all the wrong reasons. That is very important.
Last year was rough on Liberty County. A Defense Department decision delayed - possibly ended - hopes that a new brigade would be stationed at Fort Stewart. Several levels of local government decided they could not help finance a new campus for Armstrong Atlantic State University in downtown Hinesville, Brewton-Parker College closed its Flemington campus, several businesses decided they had had enough, another deployment that will have most of our soldiers away for most of this year started and we suffered through the deepest recession since the Great Depression.
Usually, during the first week of each year's session of the Georgia General Assembly, the governor addresses a joint session of the House and Senate to lay out his proposed fiscal year budget and legislative agenda. Unfortunately, Gov. Perdue's "State of the State" message on Jan. 13 was long on historical quotations, nostalgia and sentimentality and devoid of any plans for solving our state's current problems.
Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab couldn't ignite the bomb in his underwear on Flight 253 on Christmas Day. All he managed to blow up was a worldview.
Editor, National Small Business Week was May 4-9, but the must-attend event for small business entrepreneurs this month is the Mayor's Small Business Conference on May 20.
You are going to have to give me a little scat room today. I am having an attack of the nostalgias. Going down someone else's Memory Lane can be as boring as a lecture on the life cycle of guppies, but this has been a reflective few weeks for me. My beloved Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communications at the University of Georgia and the campus chapter of my college fraternity, Lambda Chi Alpha, both celebrated their 100th anniversaries this past month in Athens.
On May 22, my youngest child will graduate from high school, and I am ecstatic to see her turn that tassel and move on to her next chapter in life.
Once on "The Andy Griffith Show," Ernest T. Bass tried to join the Army. Several times, Barney says comically, "He's a nut!"
Someone asked the question, "Is Buddy Carter beholden to oil?" Would approximately $400,000 from a super PAC in Texas that represents big-oil interests mean anything? After all, the folks in Texas want Georgia to have good representation in Washington.
April certainly was the month for showers this year.
What if you were told that 95 percent of Georgians are using a product that may not always be the best value for money?
A college education in Georgia just got less affordable. Tuition is rising again in the wake of cuts in state funds for the university system. The HOPE Scholarship covers far less than it used to, and many students do not receive it. A college degree is more important than ever, yet it may be priced out of reach for many students.
Editor, I, along with many other Americans, breathed a sigh of relief at the news that the six officers involved in the Freddie Gray case in Baltimore will face multiple charges. The death has been ruled a homicide. This is a great day for the cause of justice in our country.
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Mino Things to Do
Mino Washi Museum (Japanese paper Museum) is a place you should never miss when you visit Mino. Its a great fun and learning experience to participate in a short paper production course. Your teacher will assist you in all processes and produce your own Washi paper masterpiece. It requires many many years to become a real expert but you can produce your own work in 20 minute and one hour is required for drying your paper print.
Its better to make an appointment for paper production but not for just visit to the Museum.
Mino Transportation
Its a small small local train run by Nagaragawa Rainlway with one/two compartments. It runs back and forth between Mino Ohata and Gojo. The covered distance is only 72.1km. Its a cozy and slow train and one enjoys the ride very much
with country side views on both sides of the train. The train staff members were friendly and extremely helpful. The bullet train is efficient and fast but this train is slow but enjoyable.
From Nagoya, you take JL Takayama Line and change to this train to come to Mino paper town,
Mino Local Customs
There are a few festival or events in the mino area during April.....
1.-Mino city has a very unique festival call HANA MIKOSHI or flowery portable shrine where pink ornaments made of "mino washi paper" parade the historical section..
The second saturday in April, 30 portable shrines walk the street shouting "oisa, Oisa"..
2.-Also the HINKOKO or puppet show held on a mountainside of the OYADA area, praying to the gods for a good harvest..The puppets which resemble scarecrow dance to the tune of flute, drum and gong..
This event happen on the second saturday of April and on November 23 , everyear..
3.- YAMA, a parade of float from 6 different region , find themself parading down to the HACHIMAN SHRINE.. This aprade has been pass down from the Edo era..
Sunday following the second saturday in April..
4.-The MINO NAGASHI-NIWAKA is a very unique play to mino area, performed in the mino dialect and local costume..
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Mino City invites the public to participate in artwork competition using Washi (Japanese paper). The artwork is lighted up and exhibited along the old street from Edo period (Shogun era). You can see some of the masterpieces outdoor and more in the museum. The paper work producer's is required to foster delicate taste and exquisite artistic work.
Mino History Museum is housed in former Imai ke (Imai family) house. Imai was one of the richest paper wholesale merchants in Mino city dealing with Japanese papers until 1941. It is very interesting to visit this house - you can see how various rooms are used for different purposes and, needless to say, the beauty of this rich Japanese merchant's.
Address: 1883 Izumicho
9-4 open
entrance fees: 300 yen (3€)
Mino Off The Beaten Path
Kozuchi Kawaminato Lighthouse is standing off the city border on the bank of Nagaragawa river. It was built by Nagachika Kawamori, a feudal lord of the region, to transport Japanese paper (washi), silk and other goods. It a relatively small but its shape is uniquely charming.
Address: 1489-3, Minato-machi, Mino City
It's off the center of Mino city but one can walk and come here in 15 minutes on foot. Its a beautiful and calm nature area. Nagaragawa (Nagaragawa river). You can hear pleasant murmuring sound of the River. It was in the first week of November when I got there. I enjoyed the combination of the gentle sound of the running water, autumn leaves all along the River, the Mino Bridge and the silhouette of the mountains on the surface of the River.
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Favorite thing: Mini City conserved the streets and houses of Edo ("Shougun) era. Being in and strolling in Mino, is easily caught by the feeling that one's clock rolled back 200-300 hundred years. Its a good town to see how traditional architecture and arts have been so carefully cherished and conserved.
Fondest memory: Participationn in Washi (Japanese paper) is a very interesting experience. Walking along the Edo period streets and dine in a typically Japanese restaurant is really a fun. To be surrounded by the natural beauty on the Nagaragawa River is very refreshing and peaceful.
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PRESTONSBURG — Big Sandy Community and Technical College's East Kentucky Science Center celebrated National Astronomy Day with free entry, activities, and several free shows in the planetarium on Saturday.
The center is home to what director Steve Russo calls "the most advanced planetarium in the United States," which houses roughly $1 million worth of rare, special equipment in conjunction with a 30,000 watt sound system surrounding 85 seats. The day's shows included SolarQuest, a short film detailing the nature of our sun, and Astronaut, a film that delves into—and simulates for the audience—the training and skills that go into being a spacecraft pilot.
Activities and attractions at the center include a real tire flown in space on one of the Discovery shuttle missions, a closed booth hurricane simulator, an actual iron meteorite, and numerous other hands-on experiments and displays.
Astronomy Day is a nationwide event, and an opportunity, Russo says, for the center to give back to the community by opening its doors for free and allowing visitors of all ages to come see what they have on offer. They also held a free drawing where one lucky winner took home a new telescope.
Over the past few years, Astronomy Day events at the science center have averaged between 200 and 400 visitors. Those interested in learning more about what the East Kentucky Science Center offers can visit bigsandy.kctcs.edu/EKSC or find them on Facebook.


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Rocktoberfest 2014
Event Overview
For those of you with short attention spans.
Don't forget – pre-registration will save you cash!
- Crate Stacking
- Reel Rock 9 (Valley Uprising)
- Music by DJ Carlos Atman
- Yoga with Danielle Bartos
- MFRP Comp
- Crate Stacking
- Silent Auction
- Clips from Friday's movie
- Mike Creech Band
- Food Truck Dinner(s) [not included in reg]
- Breakfast from SRCFC
- Clinics led by the Pros
Rocktoberfest, our largest annual fundraiser to benefit the MFRP, is October 10, 11, and 12 this year!
Before we go any further, our volunteers help make this shindig happen – please sign up to volunteer, and thank you!
We're one payment down and four to go with the 309 acres we call the Miller Fork Recreational Preserve, and with the Conservation Alliance Grant Matching Campaign we've got on the table, we're planning to make a huge dent in what's left to pay. We can do that only with help from our amazing community, sponsors, and donors (so, if you're reading this: you!). That's the whole point of Rocktoberfest – to get everyone together, have an amazing weekend-long party, and work toward our goals.
So, with all that, let's get to the essentials (and we can't emphasize this enough – pre-registering will save you cash!). The quick and dirty pricing breakdown:
- Friday access: $7 ($10 at the door)
- Saturday Comp: $17 ($20 at the door)
- Saturday Access: $15 ($20 at the door)
- Dinner: Food trucks this year! [Dan Wu of the Culinary Evangelist, That's How We Roll, and The Tiptons] (Not included in registration or entrance cost)
- Event Shirt: $15 ($20 at the door)
- Clinic: $40
This year's Rocktoberfest will be in the same spot as the past few years – at the Natural Bridge Campgrounds. To get there, head to the Red as you normally might and get off of the Bert T. Combs Mountain Parkway at exit 33. Turn in to the rest area and then take an immediate left. If you get to the rest area, we should have enough signs and be making enough noise to get the point across to where exactly we'll be. 😉
This is a rough map of this year's Rocktoberfest location.
- It's been a hit for years, and we won't disappoint: crate stacking is back. With the help of Bluegrass Bouldering, BlueWater Ropes, and La Sportiva, crate stacking will be around Friday and Saturday nights. We're going to try to work in some exciting twists (head-to-head comps, for example). Last year's winner summited 22 crates – ready to top that?
- We'll be showing a feature film Friday night – Reel Rock 9 (Valley Uprising) will give the younger crowd a taste of what Yosemite was like back in the day. We'll start the screening around 8pm, depending on the sun and light, and we hope to see your doey-eyed, star-struck faces in the audience.
- After the movie, DJ Carlos Atman will be hitting up the speakers with his turn-table, DJ'ing the scene through the evening.
- If the night-time temperatures are as low as we all hope, Outdoor Research has graced us with some custom RRGCC beanies. Pick one up for $15, and it all goes to the Coalition.
- Start the morning off right with a yoga class, courtesy of Danielle Bartos. Get stretched, flexed, and psyched for all that the rest of the weekend holds.
- After yoga, jump into a car with a handful of your friends and compete in the Black Diamond sponsored Clip-n-Go Climbing Comp in the MFRP. Yes, you get to be part of the inaugural group of Miller Fork competitors – this year is the new property's first comp! Clip'n'Go enough times, and you'll win some of the best gear BD has to offer. Be sure to pre-register for the comp (again, it's cheaper that way) – if you forget, though, show up Saturday morning at the venue and leave time to arrive at the comp start, 10am and it will wrap up at 5pm (both times sharp).
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Where next? I'm considering trying to make a set of five business cards that combine to form a Voltron-like robot... This one might take a while.
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Kayla Tucker stared at the note in her hand. She was barely aware of the woman opening the post office box next to her, stepped out of the way of the man emptying trash, ignored the girl chattering loudly into her cell phone, all without looking up from the page obviously torn out of a spiral notebook.
The note wasn't signed. If it had been printed, she could have pretended it was a mistake. That he hadn't written it. But there was no mistaking the handwriting; the slightly crooked hand, falling off the lines in her brother's typical way, was definitely Chad's.
Of course it was, just like all the others.
The writing blurred suddenly. She blinked, once, twice, then a third time. The last line swam, then cleared.
I'm sorry. I love you, sis.
She swore inwardly. "Then why did you leave, damn it? We could have fought this!"
Furious, mostly at herself for letting this latest in the long line of notes get to her, she wadded the ragged-edged piece of paper and the envelope into a tight ball. Dane would be unhappy yet again, she thought.
No, she thought as the memory stabbed at her. Dane Bur-dette would not be unhappy. Because he wasn't around anymore. He'd given up on her at last.
His image shot through her mind, vivid and painful. Tall, lean, dark, silky hair that kicked forward over his brow, golden eyes alight as he looked at her, flashing his killer smile. The smile that had grown rarer and rarer as the time passed.
Smothering the usual ache at the thought of the man she'd once expected to spend her life with, she slammed the small metal door of the post office box closed, turned the key and yanked it out. She turned on her heel and walked toward the door. She tossed the wadded up note into the trash can just outside.
The last thing she wanted to do just now was talk to someone. But she thought she recognized the voice, so she stopped, turned. And was enveloped in a huge hug.
"I'm so glad to run into you this morning. I was going to call and tell you—Leah and I actually went out to dinner last night."
Kayla managed a smile for the older man who several weeks ago had brought his reluctant wife to the counseling group she ran. "I'm glad to hear that, John. How did it go?"
"Not perfect, but better than I expected. And she's encouraged enough to try something else now."
"That's good to hear. Very good."
She meant it. She'd started the group for victims of violent crime as a means to help herself after the brutal murder of her parents, but in the process she had found a calling. She'd even gone back to school so she could be certified. And moments like this were why. Leah Crandall had been mentally immobilized after her son had been killed by an armed robber at a convenience store, and this was the first time she'd done anything socially normal in more than a year.
Kayla hoped they would make it, she thought as John promised he and his wife would continue with the group and would see her at the next meeting. So many marriages didn't survive the death of a child; the murder of that child only made it worse.
The overcast morning matched her mood as she headed for the parking lot. She glanced down the row of parked vehicles toward her own, the little blue coupe Dane had always kept in perfect shape for her. She spotted a familiar motorcycle parked across from it and slowed her steps. Rod Warren truly was the last person she wanted to see now. Or ever. She'd had an aversion to him ever since she'd found him trying to burn holes in the wings of a living butterfly with a magnifying glass when they were kids. She'd tried to stop him, even though he was older and bigger, and had in return been pinned against a wall and groped in a way she was too young to completely understand.
But Dane had, and when she'd told him about it, Rod had later shown up with a split lip and a black eye, and he'd kept a wide berth from then on. Still, she'd never forgotten the repugnance she'd felt. But the rider of the motorcycle with the picture of a nude female arranged in a particularly obscene way on the tank was thankfully nowhere in sight, so she kept going.
She was almost to her car when she changed her mind.
She should keep the note. The envelope with the postmark at least; this might be the one time when it helped. She turned around and began to walk quickly back. She felt the breeze of her own movement edging her tears sideways across her cheeks.
A loud clank echoed against the block wall of the post office. And the trash can she'd tossed the crumpled note into rolled into her path. She stopped, staring. There was no wind to catch the now-empty metal container, nor anyone to knock it over. The janitor had worked his way around to the other side of the building, and nobody else was even close.
No human anyway.
But there was a dog.
Sitting beside the toppled trash can was a dog, a striking animal with a thick, longish coat colored black from the tip of his nose past his upright, alert ears all the way down past his shoulders, where the color of his fur changed to a rich, reddish brown.
He was looking at her rather intently.
And he had what she would swear was her note between his front paws. It had to be, she thought. The can had just been emptied before she'd tossed it. The wadded paper and envelope lay on the cement in front of him as if carefully placed. He must think it was some sort of ball to play with.
For a moment she pondered the dangers of approaching a strange dog. He wasn't huge, but he was far from small. Big enough to be intimidating, to make her wary.
And then he grinned at her.
She knew it was silly, but she couldn't think of any other way to describe it. His mouth opened, revealing some formidable teeth, but it was impossible to be frightened when his tongue lolled out on one side and the corners of that mouth seemed to curl upward.
Just when she had decided it might be safe to pet him, at the same time reaching for her note, he moved. He grabbed up the note and she froze. But he was holding it in a way that seemed oddly gentle. Like Dane's sweet Labrador, Lilah, used to hold her pups long ago, so gently there was barely a dent in the fur. The memory made her ache even more for the man who had left her.
And then the dog got up and started to go toward the parking lot.
Angry at herself for tossing the note in the first place, Kayla didn't know what to do. She wanted it back, desperately now, but she didn't want to provoke a strange dog into biting her.
The dog stopped. He looked over his shoulder at her. And waited.
Images from countless movies and television shows flashed through her mind. Was she supposed to follow him? Did dogs really do that? He took a couple of steps, still looking at her, the note still held almost delicately in his mouth.
She followed tentatively. He started off again. Not running, not teasing her as some dogs did, playing a canine version of keep away; he just trotted off. He headed into the halffull parking lot, past the obscene motorcycle and toward the second row of vehicles. When he looked back yet again, as if to be certain she was following, she could have sworn his dark eyes were urging her, compelling her somehow.
Kayla shook her head sharply.
"It's a dog," she muttered under her breath.
She picked up her pace, determined now to retrieve the note. She'd only thrown it away in the first place because she was so upset over Dane.
She passed her own car, then the big pickup parked next to it and the tiny electric car next to that. With her mind distracted for an instant by the absurd contrast between those two vehicles, she was late to realize the dog had come to a halt beside the driver's door of the next car in the row, a dark blue SUV that was a few years old but looked in perfectly maintained condition and had the glass hatch in the back raised up.
Her breath caught as the driver's door swung open and a man slid out. She stopped sharply, momentarily unable to move. He was tall, lean, hair as dark as midnight, with a forbiddingly strong jaw. But that jaw was unshaven, and his tousled hair spoke of a hurried morning rather than trendy style. Still, she took a step back instinctively.
He hadn't seen her yet. He crouched down beside the dog, who was fairly wiggling with pleasure yet holding gently on to that ball of paper. Kayla felt her anxiety fade as the man smiled and reached out to scratch below the dog's right ear.
"That'll teach me to leave the back window open. What'd you find, boy?"
The man's voice was low, steady, strong. He took the paper wad from the dog, who surrendered it easily and looked almost humanly satisfied, as if at a job well done. And then the dog looked back at her, staring in a way she'd never seen from any animal. She felt pinned in place, for a moment helpless and unable to move.
Meanwhile, the man had taken the note out of the crumpled envelope. Her note.
The spell broke. "That's mine," she said, afraid after she'd spoken that she'd sounded like a spoiled child who'd had a toy taken from her.
"I gathered," he said, and she realized she'd been wrong; he'd known she was there all the time.
And then he straightened. And she realized just how tall he was.
Most men seemed tall to her, at five-three. But this one had to be at least six feet, and something about the way he held himself made him seem even bigger. That he was obviously fit and strong only added to the impression.
She sucked in a breath, trying not to be intimidated. Nothing would happen here, in such a public place as the post office parking lot.
Then his face changed, softened, and his icy blue eyes warmed.
"Hayley," the man said, his voice raised just slightly.
Kayla frowned, puzzled. Then had her answer as a woman stepped past her, a post office receipt in one hand.
The dog greeted the woman effusively, on his feet, tail wagging madly. The woman reached to scratch the same spot the man had as she glanced from dog to man to Kayla. Mirth was in her voice and echoed in vivid green eyes as she spoke to the animal.
"And now what have you done, Cutter, my lad? And why are you running around loose anyway?"
The dog yipped, short and sharp.
"He jumped out the back and took off like a dog with a mission," the man said as he lifted one arm toward the woman. She stepped into the shelter of it so naturally that Kayla knew these two were together in a way few people were. She could feel it, coming off of them in waves, could see it in their faces—love, respect, comfort and, in the glance they exchanged, passion.
She smothered a sigh. She'd known all that once. She'd had a place like that at Dane Burdette's side, a warm, safe, welcoming place. And she'd thrown it away. Dane was a man of near-infinite patience, he'd proven that for years, but she'd pushed and pushed until she'd finally found his limit.
The pain of losing him wasn't just emotional; it was a harsh, physical hurt, an aching for him with heart, mind and body. Oh, yes, body, she thought with an inward moan. Sometimes at night she would curl up into a ball and weep for missing him beside her, loving her. She gave herself an inward shake; if she let herself slide back into that morass of pain and loss, she'd break down sobbing right here in public, in front of these total strangers.
Belatedly she realized she'd seen the woman inside the post office, that she'd walked past her on her way to her post office box. She'd been comparing the woman's warm, auburn hair to her own shorter, dark-brown bob, wondering if a change would help her outlook.
Not that anything could help because Dane had walked out of her life.
"I was just about to go round him up when he came back," the man said, gesturing with the note. "It seems he stole this."
"Stole?" the woman named Hayley asked as she looked at the balled-up paper. "Can you steal something someone obviously didn't want?"
Kayla tried to explain. "I "
The man looked at her, and she hated the way her voice faded into nothing. But it was too big, too complicated to explain. Still, there was something oddly calming in this man's eyes, as if he'd reached out a hand to steady her.
Kayla tried to get a grip; whoever these two were, they clearly weren't a threat. Stick to the simple facts, she told herself.
"I didn't mean to throw it away." She sighed, corrected herself. "I mean, I did throw it away, but I shouldn't have. I'd like it back."
"Of course."
He handed it back without hesitation, reassuring her further. She smoothed out the note, realizing after a moment that the paper wasn't even damp from the dog's mouth. She glanced at the animal, who was looking up at her intently. She'd never had a dog, and suddenly she wondered if this one would have the same effect on her if she was more familiar with them. Or if it was just this dog who could look at her in that piercing way that made her feel as if she shouldn't move.
"He's a beautiful dog."
"He is," Hayley said. "And clever enough to be amazing and annoying by turns."
Kayla smiled at that. She thanked the man, nodded at the woman and turned to head back to her car.
The dog stopped her.
Not aggressively—in fact, he was looking up at her with the same tongue-lolling grin she'd seen before. She tried to walk around him, but he moved to block her again.
"I'm sorry," Hayley said quickly. "He's a herding dog by breed, and it's his nature."
She reached for the dog's collar. Before she could grasp it, the dog dodged slightly, the bright blue, boat-shaped tag Kayla had caught a glimpse of rattling. Cutter, she thought. Hayley had called the dog Cutter. As in coast guard cutter? Was that why the man looked so imposing, some military background?
The dog yipped again, now looking from her to his owners and back. He clearly wanted something, but—
He snatched the note again, right out of her hands.
Kayla let out a startled yelp that probably sounded like the dog's yip. This time the animal didn't run off. Instead, he turned and with a startling sort of delicacy, presented the note to the woman, who glanced at it, then up at the man beside her.
"Uh-oh," the man said.
"So it seems," Hayley agreed.
Kayla had no idea what they were talking about, what was going on, but it was all starting to make her nervous again. And no amount of telling herself she was perfectly safe here, out in the open in a public parking lot with people coming and going around them, seemed to help. Without Dane solidly by her side, she felt vulnerable.
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Posted April 22, 2013
This is second Cutter's code book. Cutter steals the story again. This is the third Cutter's Code story that I have read. It's my least favorite story of the three. It is still a good story but not as good as the other two. I just did not connect with Kayla and the others. Also had some love scenes that I skipped over.
Kayla when she was sixteen her parents were robbed and murdered in their own home. The police think her brother did it. She has spent the past 10 years looking for her brother after he took off after the murder. She gets postcards every once in awhile saying he was okay and was innocent. She has also been in love with Dane for that long of time.
Dane lived next door to Kayla since she moved in when she was 14. They were both smart and became good friends. After her parents were killed they even got closer. They were almost always living together. He just broke off their relationship. He could not handle being second to her brother anymore. She always chooses Chad over him. He still loves her though.
Cutter brings her to Quinn at the post office after she received another post card. Hayley and Quinn tell her that they can help what ever the problem is. They promise to help her find her brother, but warn her she might not like what they find about her parents murders.
Dane is afraid they might be after her money to look for chad. He checks them out and tells Hayley that he will be there for one more try if she will give up after this and try and work better to be their for each other. Dane does not like Hayley's brother and now he thinks he did kill them.
Lots of emotional problems between Hayley and Dane. Some suspense, lots of drama. Cutter steals the show again. (he is a dog who is smart, and knows who needs his help.)
I bought this on amazon because I really liked the two other Cutter's code books that I have read. I will look for more Cutter Code's books in the future.
Publisher: Harlequin (February 19, 2013) 288 pages
Posted April 13, 2013
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I went to school in the Northeast, so the months of November - March were spent in a big, puffy coat or burrowed up inside, sheltered from the snow, slush, and cold.
I went to school in the Northeast, so the months of November - March were spent in a big, puffy coat or burrowed up inside, sheltered from the snow, slush, and cold.
Turns out that Florida State's 30 to 26 win over the Miami Hurricanes wasn't the only action taking place in the stadium.
With all the controversy swirling around the Florida State Seminoles this season (and last) it only makes sense that FSU's biggest white knight would be a porn star from Miami with MASSIVE fake boobs.
Yes, you read that headline correctly: Technically everything about this Georgia Tech punt-fake went terribly right.
NBC6 About time The U, my beloved alma mater, finally got it's swagger back.
I could make a joke about Florida here, but I won't.
It's been a decade since my alma mater hasn't sucked at football.
There are certain pictures snapped at the absolute perfect time—the raising of the American flag at Iwo Jima, Ali standing triumphantly over Joe Frazier—and when the snapshots are developed and discovered and released they stand as historic testaments: testaments to the powers of the photographer, to the achievements of his subjects and, yes, to the spirit of the human condition.
Solid win for The U yesterday against Florida.
Julian Gamble has been a solid player for the Hurricanes during this season's great basketball run--in just over 20 minutes per, he's averaged 6.
Chris Bosh will not be happy when he sees that he's got some competition, living right under his nose in the 305, theatening his photobombing game.
Wait, WHAT.
It wouldn't be football season without a trip down to Coral Gables to rage at the one, the only, The U.
I've been itching to get a post up about a student-section college football fight.
The Playmaker was spitting straight fire in an interview today with ESPN Los Angeles, calling Nevin Shapiro everything short of an Abercrombie and Fitch-wearing fag, which he actually is.
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Business as Usual at the U.N.
- By Samantha PowerSamantha Power is a lecturer in public policy at Harvard's John F. Kennedy School of Government and author of "A Problem from Hell": America and the Age of Genocide (New York: HarperCollins, 2003), which won the 2003 Pulitzer Prize.
For the United Nations, relevance may be almost as perilous as irrelevance. In the span of a year, the Bush administration went from taunting the world body to begging for its help. A beefed-up U.N. team will soon arrive in Baghdad to advise the Iraqi government on reconstruction, social services, and human rights and directly assist with elections. At the same time, U.N. peacekeeping missions are sprouting or expanding in Burundi, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Haiti, and Ivory Coast. Indeed, by the end of 2004, more blue helmets will likely be in action than at any time in history.
Although some U.N. backers revel in the growing global reliance on the world body, now is no time to get smug. These weighty responsibilities are landing on the shoulders of an organization that national governments have deliberately kept weak. The United Nations' 60-year-old machinery has never seemed so ill-equipped for its work, and its credibility has plummeted. As the major powers fight terrorism and dwell on homeland security, they will hand the United Nations essential but thankless tasks they might once have tackled themselves (or just ignored). Without major changes, the United Nations may well buckle under the growing strain.
The idea that the United Nations can stumble along in its atrophied condition has powerful appeal in capitals around the world — and even in some offices at U.N. headquarters. But believing that the status quo will suffice is dangerous.
Regrettably, most of those who could change the organization have an interest in resisting reform. None of the permanent Security Council members wants to give up its veto; smaller powers delight in their General Assembly votes, which count as much as those of the major powers; repressive regimes cherish participation in United Nations' human rights bodies, where they can scuttle embarrassing resolutions; and the Western powers whose troops and treasure are needed to strengthen U.N. peacekeeping have other priorities. Even within the U.N. bureaucracy, many veterans shy away from dramatic reform — it has taken them decades to become masters of the old procedures, and change is risky. And while U.N. officials, including the secretary-general, are quick (and correct) to blame the member states for the constraints they face, they too rarely find the courage to spotlight those specific states whose obstinacy, stinginess, and abuses undermine the principles behind the U.N. Charter.
Much U.N.-bashing is, of course, unfair. The United Nations is in many respects just a building. It is a place for states to butt heads or to negotiate as their national interests dictate. And, on the operational side, the organization performs many indispensable tasks — feeding, sheltering, and immunizing millions, and even disarming the odd Iraqi dictator. But the organization's reputation rises and falls these days based on the performance and perceived legitimacy of three of its most visible components — the Security Council, the Commission on Human Rights, and the peacekeepers in the field. Each is in dire need of reform or rescue.
Permanent membership on the Security Council — granted to the Second World War victors (plus France) — is woefully anachronistic. Britain and France can't fairly claim two fifths of the world's legal authority. The permanent five members once spoke for close to 40 percent of the world's population. They now account for 29 percent. The world's largest democracy (India) is excluded; so are regional powerhouses such as Nigeria and Brazil, not to mention the entire Islamic world. It is the permanent members who decide when atrocities warrant humanitarian intervention, but this decision is made by two of the planet's worst human rights abusers (Russia and China) and one country (the United States) that exempts itself from most international human rights treaties. While still coveted in some cases, the council imprimatur is fast losing its sheen.
The Commission on Human Rights, the 53-state forum based in Geneva, has become a politicized farce. Because the commission takes all comers (seats are allocated on a regional basis), some of the world's most vicious regimes are members. Libya chaired the 2003 commission, and this year's commission extended membership to Sudan, which is busy ethnically cleansing hundreds of thousands of Africans in Darfur. Until membership comes with responsibilities, the commission will shelter too many human rights abusers and condemn too few.
When the states on the Security Council tell the secretary-general to put boots on the ground, his peacekeepers often face impossible assignments. They march into some of the world's most treacherous conflict zones, but only those where major Western economic and security interests are not at stake. Not coincidentally, the peacekeepers invariably lack the wherewithal to actually keep peace. In the 1990s, peacekeepers who were chained to Serbian lampposts became poster boys for the international community's impotence, as Western powers dispatched lightly armed troops to Rwanda and the former Yugoslavia without the mandate or means to stop genocide. To accommodate the unexpected surge in demand for peacekeeping in the last year, Secretary-General Kofi Annan (who likes to joke that "S.G." stands for "scapegoat") has appealed for more troops, intelligence resources, and logistical support — and the ability to call upon reinforcements if needed.
Funding for peacekeeping missions has increased somewhat, but another $1 billion is needed. Even more important, the United Nations must be able to recruit soldiers from the major powers, which have coughed up only a few hundred troops in recent years. The countries that do contribute significant forces — including Pakistan, Bangladesh, Uruguay, and Nigeria — are often lured by the cash and military hardware they receive just for turning up. No wonder command and control of these forces often melts down. If the major powers continue to deploy peacekeepers on the cheap, the Security Council will again set up the United Nations for failure — and endanger the millions of desperate civilians who have no choice but to rely on the baby blue flag.
To a large extent, the United States and other member states get the United Nations they want and deserve. But proponents of U.N. reform should view the quagmire in Iraq as a moment of opportunity. Rather than regarding the United Nations' new centrality as evidence of success, the secretary-general must talk some sense into the member states, who stubbornly persist in believing that a hobbled United Nations can meet the 21st century's deadly transnational challenges.
Dag Hammarskjöld, the United Nations' second secretary-general, liked to say that the United Nations was not created to take humanity to heaven but to save it from hell. Even escaping hell requires an international organization that is up to the job.
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Daniel W. Drezner is professor of international politics at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University and a senior editor at The National Interest. Prior to Fletcher, he taught at the University of Chicago and the University of Colorado at Boulder. Drezner has received fellowships from the German Marshall Fund of the United States, the Council on Foreign Relations, and Harvard University. He has previously held positions with Civic Education Project, the RAND Corporation, and the Treasury Department.| Daniel W. Drezner |
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Colum Lynch is Foreign Policy's award-winning U.N.-based senior diplomatic reporter. Lynch previously wrote Foreign Policy's Turtle Bay blog, for which he was awarded the 2011 National Magazine Award for best reporting in digital media. He is also a recipient of the 2013 Elizabeth Neuffer Memorial Silver Prize for his coverage of the United Nations.
Before moving to Foreign Policy, Lynch reported on diplomacy and national security for the Washington Post for more than a decade. As the Washington Post's United Nations reporter, Lynch had been involved in the paper's diplomatic coverage of crises in Afghanistan, Iraq, Lebanon, Sudan, and Somalia, as well as the nuclear standoffs with Iran and North Korea. He also played a key part in the Post's diplomatic reporting on the Iraq war, the International Criminal Court, the spread of weapons of mass destruction, and U.S. counterterrorism strategy. Lynch's enterprise reporting has explored the underside of international diplomacy. His investigations have uncovered a U.S. spying operation in Iraq, Dick Cheney's former company's financial links to Saddam Hussein, and documented numerous sexual misconduct and corruption scandals.
Lynch has appeared frequently on the Lehrer News Hour, MSNBC, NPR radio, and the BBC. He has also moderated public discussions on foreign policy, including interviews with Susan E. Rice, the U.S. National Security Advisor, Gerard Araud, France's U.N. ambassador, and other senior diplomatic leaders.
Born in Los Angeles, California, Lynch received a bachelor's degree from the University of California, Berkeley, in 1985 and a master's degree from Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism in 1987. He previously worked for the Boston Globe.| The Cable |


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The Bruins were shut out for the fifth time in February, suffering a 1-0 loss to the Senators at TD Garden Tuesday.
The loss wrapped up a forgettable February in which the B's went 5-7-1. The Bruins were not able to beat Senators goaltender Robin Lehner, who picked up his first NHL shootout.
Defenseman Erik Karlsson scored the only goal of the game, beating Tim Thomas on the power play in the first period. Thomas made 37 saves in the losing effort.
The Bruins had a good chance to tie the game late when Senators defenseman Sergei Gonchar went off for hooking, but the power play and final seconds went yielded no legitimate bids.
– Joe Corvo said Monday that he was going to go after Kyle Turris, but he stayed away from the Senators center whenever the two were on the ice. Corvo was fired up after the league decided not to suspend Turris for his headshot on Corvo Saturday, but whenever the two were on the ice, Corvo kept his distance. Even on plays where Corvo could have simply finished a check on Turris, no contact was made between the two.
Corvo said Tuesday morning that he regretted the comments. As Dale Arnold mentioned on Twitter, perhaps Corvo got a preemptive call from the league over his comments.
– Thomas played well in the losing effort, and certainly deserved more offensive production than he got. Still, Thomas ran into a bit of good luck. The game could have easily been 3-0 in the second period, as Dennis Seidenberg cleared a puck out of the crease with the net open in the first, and Erik Condra missed an open net in the second.
– With the loss, the Bruins still have not won back-to-back contests since Jan. 10 and 12, a span of 21 games. Though they picked up points in their previous three games (1-0-2), their current skid is still not over.
– Tuesdays game marked the fifth time in February that the Bruins were shut out. In the first four months of the season, the B's were only shut out twice. The alarming rate at which they've been shut to speaks volumes to their offense power outage over the course of February. The B's scored two goals or less in eight of their 13 games.
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On October 5, 2012, the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to review the issue of whether the Federal Circuit erred by (1) refusing to find patent exhaustion that eliminates the right to control or prohibit the use of an invention after an authorized sale in patented seeds sold for planting; and (2) creating an exception to the doctrine of patent exhaustion for self-replicating technologies. Bowman v. Monsanto Co., Docket No. 11-796 (Supreme Court 2012), proceedings below, Monsanto Co. v. Bowman, 657 F.3d 1341 (Fed. Cir. 2011).
At the Federal Circuit, the court had refused to limit or ller upon the first sale thus allowing the patent owner to control the use of the seeds made by the plants grown from the sold seeds. While the case is based on whether the sale of patented, genetically modified seeds to a farmer who then grows crops and seeds from the genetically modified seeds cuts off the patent rights of the seller, this case is important for those in the biotechnology industry that patent and sell self-replicating technologies such as genetically modified cells. The case also is important to regenerative medicine that relies on stem cell technologies. A stem cell, by definition is a cell that can self-replicate, while producing cell progeny that are identical to the parent cell or produce cells that will mature into more specialized organ-specific cell types. Thus, the U.S. Supreme Court may answer the question whether a patentee of a stem cell to another.
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Great taste! Recipe mentioned salt but didn't say how much. I used 1 tsp. Also mentioned milk or yogurt, but failed to mention how much milk, so I used yogurt. Next time, I won't drizzle any honey over the top layer - it just sat on top of the cake, unabsorbed, and gave the caramel frosting a mottled appearance. I will definitely make this cake again - delicious!!!
I came across this thinking it would be a cute cake idea to bring to a church dinner. Unfortunately, the only thing they liked about it was the name. The cake was too heavy and the frosting was too stiff and hard to work with. Sorry.
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This was an awesome cake! I loved every minute of it! I made it for an office party along with a fantastic chocolate cake. The choclate cake was barely touched. It was good!!!
I made this cake in a pinch, and I guess it performed okay since it was for my 3 year old daughter's birthday, but I wouldn't serve it to anyone I wanted to please. It didn't bake well, very heavy and course, with a thick outer surface too tough to cut nicely. Maybe if I had used the caramel frosting, honey, and pecans it would've worked, but I don't think I'll bother.
This cake tasted very heavy, without much flavor. It also didn't raise very well at all. The instructions mention adding salt, but the ingredients don't list salt. I won't be making it again.
This cake is divine! Everyone loved this cake. Very moist and rich.
I have served this cake to friends and family several times now and each time I receive raving reviews and everyone wants the recipe. This is by far one of the best cakes that I have ever made! Thank you very much for posting it!
I used the mini angel cake pan my sister sent me from USA, so made 6 individual cakes (stops any fighting!) I couldn't find caramel frosting over here so I used "MaryKaye"s recipe and both complimented each other. I have been ORDERED to make some more. This time I'll try to remember the honey. (LDP, England)
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Sex/Nudity: 4/10There is a brief homosexual flirtation between J. Edgar Hoover and a young male waiter that consists of both of them biting opposite ends of a cracker simultaneously. The scene is played for comic relief. Later in the film, Hoover is described as a "fairy."Nixon states that Dwight Eisenhower, JFK, and Martin Luther King, Jr. had mistresses.Nixon says that the Kennedys "screw everything that moves."(In a deleted scene, a man remarks on the size of a woman's "t*ts.")
Violence: 2/10Some archive footage of Vietnam war aerial bombing and injured war victims/veterans. Bobby Kennedy's bloody body is shown in archival footage. Nixon's older brother is shown throwing up blood as he suffers from tuberculosis, and his younger brother is shown screaming in agony as he recieves medication for a fatal infection. Nixon himself suffers from a brief infection, and is shown coughing blood in his bed (very brief).
Profanity: 8/10"Goddamn" is used constantly, as is "shit". "Son of a bitch" and "ass" are heard very frequently as well (too many times to count). Nixon has a habit of saying "cocksucker" when frustrated. There are around, but no more than, 20 uses of the "f" word. We also hear derogatory names for homosexuals ("faggot" and "closet fairy") and African-Americans ("nigger" and "Negro"). "Screw" is used sexually.Normally this language would warrant a 9/10 rating, but due to the length of the movie, usage of the "f" word is rather spread-out.
Alcohol/Drugs/Smoking: 4/10A few scenes of drinking, smoking and drunkenness. Both Nixon and his wife are inebriated.
Frightening/Intense Scenes: 2/10We see two of Nixon's brothers right before they die. One of them throws up blood from tuberculosis, and the other (about nine years old) screams in pain while recieving shots to try and combat an infection that proves fatal. Nixon himself is shown coughing blood, and is rushed to the hospital for treatment. All of these scenes are very short.
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