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- 1611 King James Bible
2 Corinthians 5:17 side note reference: Or, let him be. , Esa.43.19 reuel.21.5.
Therefore if any man [be] in Christ, [he is] a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new.
- King James Version (Cambridge Edition)
Wherefore if any man is in Christ, `he is' a new creature: the old things are passed away; behold, they are become new.
- American Standard Version (1901)
So if any man is in Christ, he is in a new world: the old things have come to an end; they have truly become new.
- Basic English Bible
So if any man is in Christ, he is in a new world: the old things have come to an end; they have truly become new.
- Darby Bible
2Co 5:17 If any man [be] in Christ, [he is] a new creature. Because, crucified with Christ, buried into his death, we have died with Christ, and risen to walk in a new life (Ro 6:6,4,14). Born anew, we are new creatures who must live a new life. Old things are passed away. The old life ended when we died and were buried. All things have become new. The affections, the motives, the thoughts, the hopes, the whole life.
- People's Bible
Therefore, if any man is in Christ, he is a new creature: old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new.
- Webster's Bible
So that if any one is in Christ, he is a new creature: the old state of things has passed away; a new state of things has come into existence.
- Weymouth Bible
Therefore if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old things have passed away. Behold, all things have become new.
- World English Bible
Therfor if ony newe creature is in Crist, the elde thingis ben passid.
- Wycliffe Bible
so that if any one [is] in Christ -- [he is] a new creature; the old things did pass away, lo, become new have the all things.
- Youngs Literal Bible
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View Wesley's Notes for 2 Corinthians 5:17
5:17 Therefore if any one be in Christ - A true believer in him. There is a new creation - Only the power that makes a world can make a Christian. And when he is so created, the old things are passed away - Of their own accord, even as snow in spring. Behold - The present, visible, undeniable change! All things are become new - He has new life, new senses, new faculties, new affections, new appetites, new ideas and conceptions. His whole tenor of action and conversation is new, and he lives, as it were, in a new world. God, men, the whole creation, heaven, earth, and all therein, appear in a new light, and stand related to him in a new manner, since he was created anew in Christ Jesus.
paul sivarajan's comment on 2015-05-17 22:26:38:
It clearly states that we are seperated from the evil doings and evil spirit and we are no more slave to satan.
bose akhigbe's comment on 2015-02-27 12:56:53:
even though i try to live right as a believer my negative past sometimes shows up and i kind of want to question my personality in Christ but over the time with 2Cor 5:17 i have come to clearly understand that it is all about Christ in me.i am not the same person i was yesterday. i have a new personality and it changes everything. thanks to Jesus
anthony's comment on 2015-02-15 16:23:20:
The church is full of "christians " who have no idea who God is, what Jesus did for us, or what the Bible says. Studying the Bible allows God to reach in and touch us in that special place where only He can go. Our soul. And that is where the peace that surpasses human understanding comes from. This deep level of love cannot be explained.
anthony's comment on 2015-02-15 14:53:54:
The church is full of "christians " who have no idea who God is, what Jesus did for us, or what the Bible says. Studying the Bible allows God to reach in and touch us in that special place where only He can go. Our soul. And that is where the peace that surpasses human understanding comes from. This deep level of love cannot be explained.
kolawole timothy's comment on 2014-10-08 17:02:26:
It helps everyone to know where HE belongs Christ or crisis.
Moses Njenga's comment on 2014-08-03 13:23:46:
That means to be born again ie the SPIRIT of GOD is released in your life, that is what makes you a new creature. The mind has to be renewed to conform to the inner man, in order to be able to walk in newness of life..
MockingBird's comment on 2014-08-03 06:44:06:
When I got born again I was and still am a new creature. I sure didn 't feel like it. My mind and body did not get saved. It is in the process of being saved every day. Soon I will be totally sanctified. this is a faith walk from day to day . After so many years I can see how my life has changed If your not seeing a change in your life then something is wrong . Slowly but surely the old thing I use to do and think have and still are becoming a past thing in my life . It is hard to put away fleshly desires for the things of God but I have found God will go with you all the way to help you make the change. He is patient and longsuffering to be able to help me become more like Him YES !!! AMEN !!!!
Chuck's comment on 2014-07-24 12:41:44:
It is important to see that you must be in Christ. Understand this meaning first. When the person lives this out in his life daily. Then you become a new creation. Salvation is a walk. You love the truth and lay down your life to it daily
reuben's comment on 2014-05-15 23:20:41:
Paul is obviously talking about being born again... this is very real, and a reference point in a real Christains life.
Emma Ohaeri's comment on 2013-10-25 04:51:49:
I understood that God truly wants to redeem the whole world through his son Jesus christ.
rebecca yeboah's comment on 2013-09-24 02:58:21:
This Reading has made me aware that even in my Sins God loves me, and wen I turn to him he forgets I ve ever hurt him but rather make ma life new and promising.....thank you Jesus
grahms's comment on 2013-07-22 05:15:09:
The word of God is beautiful is truth!
His word is revealing to those that are in Christ who we are!
Because of what Christ has done not what we are striving to be.
success's comment on 2013-07-15 16:35:43:
A good scripture i really thank God for the grace he has upon sinners that are set to give there life to him..old things are p***ed aways...hear is the new life
MARCEANIE WALKER's comment on 2013-05-06 08:19:22:
you must have faith in god so you may live as the lord god won\'t you too.
Ed's comment on 2013-04-30 11:50:13:
I have noticed most Christians have no trouble believing (trusting in, relying on or adhering to) all the miracles that God performed through Christ including raising Lazarus after being dead for three days and rotting, healing the blind,lame and sick. No problem believing that the Holy Spirit created the entire universe out of nothing just to name so few. But have difficulty trusting in relying on and adhering to (believing) that God can make any person that comes to him with Godly sorrow and a repentant heart could be supernatural/spiritual made a new creation with all the rights and privileges as Jesus Christ their Lord and Savior.
Our adversary hides or steals the truth that all true disciples of Christ\'s are totally cleansed, given a new heart of flesh, new spirit,inputed with Christ\'s righteousness and if that was not enough given God\'s agape nature and authority over Satan via the gift of the Holy Spirit.
Talk about gifts that we did not earn or deserve!
agostopasaan's comment on 2013-01-10 02:32:10:
Wow! This is the best chapter.
Onkemetse's comment on 2013-01-05 15:12:10:
Wow!! This verse has made me understand God\'s love and Mercy; his Forgiveness.. Wow. I love you Jesus!!
Christian kinyi olom's comment on 2012-11-26 09:19:16:
God, I was an ignorant of your word. But today I understand your are the key to my life. Have your way in my life and make me a new creature in Jesus name. Amen.
Atuenya mathew's comment on 2012-11-15 22:07:20:
2 Corinthians 5:17 is the part of scripture that gives sinners the hope that God still love them, and he has given them the chance of second birth.
Julie Applegate's comment on 2011-08-08 00:17:04:
Love this verse in the bible, live this day to day after recently being divorced, if it wasn\'t for the lord or my faith don\'t know where I would be thank-youm Jesus
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Bruno, pictured right, was rescued by the ASPCA in March 2014
Who could forget the magical movie moment when Little Orphan Annie fell in love with street pooch, Sandy? Many of us fell in love with that scruffy dog, too! We have some good news animal lovers and movie fans: On December 19, Sony's Columbia Pictures will release its contemporary remake of the classic movie-musical "Annie," in which Sandy is portrayed by a shelter dog! The adorable tan-colored pooch named Marti was actually rescued by an animal welfare organization in Armonk, New York.
To show their continued support for shelter pets, Sony has teamed up with BarkBox, a lifestyle site for dog parents, and the ASPCA to help combat pet homelessness. For every picture posted to Instagram with the hashtag #ImARescueToo and the tag @AnnieMovie, BarkBox, in partnership with Sony, will donate $1 to the ASPCA. You can grab your phone, snap a photo of your favorite rescued pet, post it to Instagram and help raise critical funds for homeless pets! Thanks for supporting animals in need.
Winter is one of the most perilous times of the year for stray, feral and outdoor cats. With freezing temperatures, limited food sources and little shelter from the elements, many turn to unusual tactics to keep safe and warm. One such tactic is to hide under car hoods for warmth, and this week, we met a lucky kitten who did just that—and survived a 30 mile journey in the process.
On Tuesday, Robert Promisel of Westchester County, New York, drove into New York City with his wife, Susan. Temperatures dipped below 25 degrees as they parked their car in a garage on Manhattan's Upper East Side at 9:00 A.M. When they picked the car up a few hours later, they heard a distinct "meow," but assumed it was coming from somewhere inside the garage. When the meowing continued, they pulled over.
"We checked the trunk, the glove compartment, under the seats. Then we looked under the hood," Robert recalls. That's when they first saw the frightened feline.
"Outdoor cats sometimes crawl or sleep under the hood of cars to stay warm," says Gail Buchwald, Senior Vice President of the ASPCA Adoption Center. It is likely that the kitten was seeking shelter from the elements when she got stuck in the Promisels' car.
After finding the kitten, Susan remembered that the ASPCA's hospital was just five blocks away. She walked over immediately and told her story to Stephen Cameron, an intake assistant, who summoned George Harris, a foreman in the ASPCA's facilities department, and behavior counselors Blair de Jong and Alfonso Sawadan. They headed to the garage with hastily-assembled rescue equipment, including a laser pointer and a can of sardines.
At the scene, George shined a high-powered flashlight under the car and spotted the kitten maneuvering around the engine block, wiggling her way up toward the hood before disappearing. When she meowed, they pinpointed her exact location—wedged behind the battery.
With help from the AAA and 54th Street Auto Center owner Nick Santana, the team was able to work around the engine bay and lift out the battery. Blair then reached in, scruffed the cat, and gently pulled her out. Though scrawny and dirty, the petite, green-eyed Siamese mix appeared unharmed and welcomed the attention. The rescuers named her "Miracle."
While Miracle's story is a memorable case, it's sadly not an unusual one. Pounding on car hoods before starting the engine can give cats or other small animals a chance to escape or make their presence known and could help save lives this winter.
Miracle is now under the care of the ASPCA Animal Hospital, where she received a complete medical work-up and will be spayed and readied for adoption. We're so glad Miracle is safe, but there are countless other animals who still need our help. Please help us save at-risk animals all winter long by making a donation to the ASPCA today.
Though Miracle is not currently available for adoption, there are many cats and kittens at the ASPCA looking for a family. Please visit our Adoptable Cats page and consider opening your heart and home to feline friend today.
As the holiday season approaches, we want to take a moment to give thanks. We are thankful for all the animals who have inspired us, we are thankful for all of the lives we have saved, and, most of all, we are thankful for you.
As the oldest animal welfare organization in the country, the ASPCA has accomplished a lot over the last 148 years. But none of it would have been possible without the support of animal-lovers like you. Your donations are what keep us going, and what make it possible for us to save thousands of innocent animals from lives of abuse, abandonment and neglect.
As our way of saying thanks, we would like to offer our special ASPCA wrapping paper to everyone who makes a gift of $25 or more. Supplies are limited, so please act before Tuesday, November 25!
Because of your donations, this Thanksgiving will be the best one yet for the animals we have rescued this year. Help us save more lives by making a donation today. Together, we can spread the spirit of giving all season long.
The holiday season is upon us, and the busiest shopping time of the year is in full swing. As you browse for gifts for your friends and family members, you can help animals at the same time!
When you use the shopping portal We-Care.com to shop at more than 2,500 participating online stores, the ASPCA automatically receives a donation at no cost to you.
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Thank you for supporting animals in need this holiday season!
It won't be long before much of the country is buried under a blanket of white. This is the time of year when negligent animal care can turn into serious, life-threatening emergencies—especially for animals kept outdoors.
When local governments are faced with having to seize a large number of animals, including cats, dogs and horses neglected or abandoned during the winter months, they often turn to the ASPCA for assistance. Through grants and in-person staff deployments, the ASPCA helps sheriff's offices, shelters and animal control agencies carry out these critical rescue missions.
Agencies around the country rely on the ASPCA's help an expertise. We have already given 21 large-scale seizure/rehabilitation support grants (total $139,500) to equine rescue groups around the country. We expect these requests to skyrocket as the mercury dips, and winter rescues present unique challenges that can cause expenses to soar.
As you budget your holiday spending and pick out the perfect gifts for everyone on your list, remember the animals who are out there in the cold. Please consider making a donation today to help save at-risk animals this winter and all year long.


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Something many of you don't realize, but one of the first people to talk to a player that was just traded is his new team's tailor. The Yankees tailor got on the phone with Chase Headley to find out what size jersey he wears, and Headley looked down, beaming to be out of Petco, and said, "Giuseppe, you might want to take out my inseam too." I wonder if the flowers smelled a little better as Headley stepped into Yankee Stadium for the first time. Sure, in contrast to his hour long ride through the Bronx, getting lost in Hunts Point, anything would smell better, but it can't be worse, can it? His career in away games prorated over a 162 game season is: 79/19/79/.286/14. Doode's David Wright! Well, almost. Which is sad for Headley and Wright. More sad for Wright. What a guy does in only half a season can be anywhere from bupkis to I-want-to-bump-grind-and-kiss. Will Headley suddenly be mixed league worthy? Yeah, for at least a flyer, if nothing else. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
L.J. Hoes
In the past, I've gone out of my way to focus more on rookie hitters than pitchers, but after last year and living through season-after-season of diminishing offense, this is the world we live in. Before you blame anyone, look in the mirror. What do you see? Besides, the blackheads. You see someone that supported baseball ridding itself of PEDs. So, this is what we have. Pitching up the wazoo. I still contend it should be 'out the wazoo' and not 'up the wazoo,' but I'm playing by your rules now. I'm no longer sticking it to the man and going up the wazoo. Hmm, that sounded wrong, but never the hoo! Kevin Gausman just barely maintained rookie eligibility by only pitching 47 2/3 IP last year. Really showing a thing or two about not knowing what was coming or going either by having a 5.66 ERA and 1.34 WHIP. It really means nothing. First of all, his xFIP was 3.04, so his ERA shouldn't have even been that bad. Second of all, he had a 9+ K-rate, which is right in line what you can expect. Third of all, there is no third of all. Why would you think there was a third of all? Gausman isn't a 5+ ERA pitcher. He could be the best rookie pitcher this year. He has that kind of stuff. With the O's, you gotta mind your P's and Q's. Excuse me, I had Alphabet Soup for lunch and just burped. What I mean is the O's aren't in the best division for nurturing along a young starter. You have to be on the top of your game in the AL East. Gausman has the stuff to tame the big offenses. As I've tried to beat into your head, a pitcher with great control and strikeout stuff is worth your attention. Gausman is that type of pitcher. The only real question is do the O's stay with him in the rotation. If today's game vs. the Tigers is a spot start and back to the minors, it's not great. Opportunity + Stuff = Fudgie the Whale. Wow, my math is off there. It should've equaled "worth a flyer in all fantasy leagues to see if he stays in the rotation." To give you an idea of this guy's upside, in Prospect Scott's top 25 fantasy baseball prospects, the top five are Tanaka, Abreu, Bogaerts, Taijuan and then Gausman. That's elite company. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Seriously, I'm jonesing over here. David Price killed a small part of me yesterday in my lineups. Then Jake Arrieta went in with the dagger plunge on my lineups. And how the hell didn't I get Ian Kennedy in ONE lineup. Really, Sky? REALLY?!? Woah, hey Seth Meyers. Could ya go back to New York, I'm kinda doing my thing here. BTW, I loved you in Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist…I'm joking, of course. I never watched that movie. But you know what I do watch? Baseball. And wanna know who's fun to watch and good at that? Jose Fernandez. Do I really need to make a huge selling point here? Alright, here it is. Jo-Fer is #1 in the major leagues with a 12.54 K/9 rate. The Friars hitters? Eighth worst K-rate as a team at 22.8%. I know, I know…I had you at 12.54 K/9. There's a reason he's the top rated pitcher on the night with a $12,800 price tag. Might be harder to justify in GPP but he's should be in every 50/50 you play for the day. Oh and BTW, just wanted to let you know, all y'all who signed up through our DraftKings sponsored link? To date, you've raked in over $38K. Yeah, that's too round of a number to be believed. It's actually $38,245. That's some mad bank. How much did you spend to earn that amount back? I don't know, I'm not your bookie. I'll just assume that if your thumbs aren't broken, you're doing well in the game of 'is it negative or is it positive'. My wife and I play that once a month around a Clear Blue. It's just as nerve-wracking and just as worrisome about the expenses associated. But bygones! Either way it's clear you all have great minds…or great tools like the DFSbot who's just an extension of Rudy Gamble's mind. Have we checked to see if Rudy is actually human yet himself? Anyways, just wanted to give you a well deserved congrats before we get on with the show. Here's my picks for Friday's DK contests for 2014 Fantasy Baseball…Please, blog, may I have some more?
If Nick, the Podcast-Now-Radio host put on a glove, or even an oversized mitten, the Mets would move Eric Young Jr. to the bench because of how much the Mets dislike him — Young, not Nick. Sure, it helps that Nick is like seven-feet tall, but he doesn't have any athletic ability. Now, imagine the hate for EY and multiple it by seven. That's how much the Mets hate Ruben Tejada. He once landed on the DL with hurt feelings. The Mets tried to trade him this offseason for a closer parking spot to their stadium, and they own the parking lot so they didn't even need it! Finally, unable to look at Tejada's stupid face anymore, they brought up Wilmer Flores to play shortstop. In Triple-A this year, he hit 5 homers in 29 games. That's a small sample size — that's what she said! — but it's nothing new for him. Last year, he hit 15 homers in 107 games; 18 homers between Double and High-A the year before, etc. etc. etc. He has better-than-average power for a middle infielder, and I wouldn't be surprised if he's worth owning in 12 team mixed leagues by the All-Star Break. For now, I'd grab him in deeper mixed leagues because Flores is ready to bloom. Pun noted and unavoidable, though I didn't try very hard. Then in Texas they called up Rougned Odor, which only sounds like a discontinued brand of Lysol. "So, we're thinking about a new smell to mask dirty socks. It's the smell of rotten eggs. Yes, it's bad, but you don't smell socks anymore." And then that Lysol employee was fired, sued for discrimination and was awarded two-point-six mill. Don't you wish you'd get fired from a corporate job? That's where it's at! Odor is going to play 2nd base while Profar is out, which is actually the issue with Odor. Once Profar returns, does Odor keep playing? Only if Odor's hitting like .350 and spark plugging the entire team. Odor has 30-steal speed and some light power that won't kill you in average. I like him, but if I had to bet who would get more ABs this year, I'd say Flores. But for short-term value in shallower leagues, I want Odor above Flores because speed translates quicker. Again, noted and I didn't try to avoid it. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Razzball Nation! I used today's title to try and embody the question everyone is having looking at their waiver wires…
Who the hell is this guy?!
Before his ridiculous debut at Safeco, Collin McHugh had pitched less than 50 ML innings with an ERA that resembled an Extenze advertising claim. Called up to fill in for a DL-bound
Corey Scott Feldman, McHugh got a struggling Mariners offense with swiss cheese bats for 12 Ks and no walks in 6.2 for his first win – giving up three singles and no earned. I love that before the start, Bo Porter said McHugh is a "pitch to contact guy." Good thing the Mariners ain't got no contact right now!
I watched some highlights of the Ks that game and was lukewarm impressed, but McHugh went out and shut down the A's, who have a pretty solid O these days. #Moneyball! So I decided to take a deeper look at his hot start to 2014 and break down what he could offer fantasy owners looking for some SP help:Please, blog, may I have some more?
More terrible relievers turning into dominant starters, mo problems!
So it's been an up-and-down start to this young season – pretty much all of my sleepers except maybe Corey Kluber (who I still like a lot) are doing great, Nathan Eovaldi still looks pretty good and I remain bullish on him, but Tyson Ross who I bailed on turned in a gem on Saturday.
Then to my rankings, where, yes, I didn't have Jesse Chavez ranked last week. I had him at 102 and couldn't break him in, then Monday night he went out and carved up the Angels for 9 Ks in 7 innings with only one earned. I mentioned that night in the comments I would have to add him in there, but before Monday he was a terrible career-reliever with only one eye-popping start at the Twins. I'm regretting not adding him somewhere ("welcome to the party, pal!"), as I streamed some guys yesterday who weren't awful, but would've preferred Chavez. And I would've been right too, as he dealt another solid game. Here's how he looked yesterday against the Astros:Please, blog, may I have some more?
The worst name for a Mexican restaurant is also now the Mets closer. No, not Jose Valverde, but his nickname: Poopie Grande. At Poopie Grande, the meal is solid, but the check comes and immediately the runs. You take off to the bathroom, shouting for your loved one to just pay the bill, then, when you return, you realize you were charged for five earned runs in a third of an inning. Poopie Grande, where you get heartburn and anal seizures simultaneously. So, Bobby Parnell has a partial tear of his right elbow, which is code for 'he ain't returning any time soon.' Seriously, how is it possible that the closepocalypse lay dormant for the entire spring then slams the coast without warning? I'd lose Parnell if I didn't have DL room and would grab Valverde everywhere and disinfectant. Your team could need it. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
First off, I would like to say Eric Sogard should be the Face of the MLB; that vote was rigged in David Wright's favor. Baseball needs more nerdy-looking, glasses-touting, Bernie-leanin', jive-walking players. But without further ado, here is the AL West Spring Training Showdown. (You can check out the AL Central Spring Training Preview here and NL East Spring Training Preview here.)Please, blog, may I have some more?
Taijuan Walker was shut down for a week due to a bursa in his right shoulder. Isn't a bursa a type of Ethiopian bread? Sounds more like Somalians are holding my beautiful, upside starting pitcher captive. Only Captain Phillips can get me out of this mess…by being taken captive for two hours of a two hour and twenty minute movie and then being saved by characters we don't even empathize with. Snooze. True story, schmue story, give Phillips a hidden machine gun in his rectum and let him shoot his way out by farting! This is starting to sound bad for Walker. I haven't moved him in my top 80 starters for 2014 fantasy baseball yet, and, since I only have him down for 170 IP in my projections, I'm not changing anything, but I'd definitely be careful about pairing Walker with lots of other risk. As of right now, Walker will not be ready to start the year in the rotation. Anyway, here's what else I've seen in Spring Training for fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
When we started the hitter rankings, we were mere boys. Now, we're men as we come to the end of the road for hitters and we can't go on, it's unnatural, you belong to me, I belong to you. You, "Hey, look at that, I'm in a crazy/stupid/gooftarded deep league and everyone in this league that I'm talking to myself about is well-versed in this fantasy baseball shizz because they are also in this crazy/stupid/gooftarded deep league yet they forgot to draft Matt Holliday. Cool, I'll take him with my 350th pick." Yeah, that's not going to happen. If you're drafting from guys in the top 100 outfielders for 2014 fantasy baseball, your league is deep and you know you're not going to get much from these guys. Potatoes to chips, most of these guys will be worth owning at some point in the season. If you're joining us late, here's the top 20 outfielders, top 40 outfielders, top 60 outfielders and top 80 outfielders. Next up in our 2014 fantasy baseball rankings will be the pitchers. You can hardly wait. No, you. Anyway, here's the top 100 outfielders for 2014 fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?


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Palladino's Big Night Leads Massasoit WBB By Bristol CC, 101-42January 15, 2014
arver native finished with a career-high 38 points
BROCKTON, Mass. ---- Marina Palladino (Carver/Carver HS) poured in a career-high 38 points to lead the Massasoit CC women's basketball team past Bristol CC, 101-42, on Tuesday night at the Asiaf Fieldhouse.
Palladino scored 21 in the first half, as the Warrors, now 8-4 on the season, held a 44-21 lead at halftime over the visiting Bees.
In the second half, Massasoit continued to shoot well from the field, putting in 57 points after intermission.
Behind Palladino's big night was Ashley Andrade (Randolph/Randolph HS) finishing with 25 points, while Fredi Lawson netted 22 in the victory.
Tianna Johnson chipped in with 14 points including a trio of 3-pointers.


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Class Act Promotions, Inc. filed as a Domestic Non Profit Corporation in the State of Florida filed on Thursday, February 25, 2010. This corporation is approximately five years old according to documents filed with Florida Department of State. Class Act Promotions, Inc. also lists Tonya Y. Murray as Secretary.
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Jasper Ridge's 1,189 hilly acres on the ridge above Stanford University encompass habitats ranging from sunny grassland to shady creek corridor and from oak woodland to Douglas-fir and redwood forest. As a nature preserve and biological field station owned by the university, its diversity of plants, wildlife, ecosystems, and geology offers researchers and those interested in learning about natural history a living laboratory for scientific study and education.
In keeping with its mission "to contribute to the understanding of the Earth's natural systems through research, education, and protection of the Preserve's resources," Jasper Ridge is only open to the public by appointment through docent-led group tours in October through May. Tours typically involve 2 to 2.5 hours of walking on hilly terrain and are open to visitors ages 14 and up (babies in backpacks are also allowed). No dogs. Information about tours is available on the preserve's website.Official Park Page
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Talk about killing two birds with one stone.
Canadian rocker Avril Lavigne was spotted showing off her rockin' bikini bod and sharing support for the 2012 Summer Olympics—at the same time.
Avril looked happy (and hot) when she was spotted sporting a Union Jack bikini while vacationing with friends in Los Cabos, Mexico.
READ: 2012 Olympics: Check Out Hollywood's Own Dream Team
The bikini comes from the Sk8r Boi's fashion line, Abbey Dawn, a junior lifestyle brand sold at www.abbeydawn.com. And although her roots reside in Canada, the singer regularly features the British flag throughout her brand.
Even though Avril may be a faux-Brit, we can tell she's super pumped for the Olympics to start.
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In one of my plan files, I often encounter this warning message:Error: "A polyline (perhaps a roof plane, countertop or slab) is supposed to be closed but has a gap between two of its lines. A line or arc has been moved to close the gap." What does this mean?
This error message displays when a CAD based object, such as a roof
plane, has been edited or altered in such a way that its perimeter has
been broken. The program responds by closing the gap in the perimeter
so that it can be generated in 3D.
In many instances, it is not strictly necessary to correct this problem as the program has already taken care of it for you. It is recommended, however, that you take the time to locate the problem and make sure that the program's solution meets your design needs.
In some cases, the program will help you identify the object by displaying a circle at its location in floor plan view immediately after the error message displays. If you encounter the error message when generating a 3D view, however, you will have to locate it yourself.
Objects affected by this error message
Typically, the problem object is either a roof plane or a custom countertop; so you can focus your search on these object types.
Occasionally, other CAD-based objects are affected by this problem, including:
Rarely, this error message occurs when a small gap between walls defining a room is detected. This gap may be caused by a slight misalignment between two wall segments.
There are several ways to find the affected object in your plan. Before doing anything, it is a good idea to make a copy of the plan file with a distinct name and save it on your Desktop.
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Johnston County, North Carolina has already suffered its second fatal teenage car accident this year. The North Carolina Highway Patrol believes that speed was a factor in the fatal accident of the 17-year-old high school student. The accident occurred last Thursday. The area had just endured the tragic death of an 18-year-old high school student who died one week earlier when his truck crashed off of a local road. In previous years Johnston County had a reputation for the number of teen driving accidents that occurred in the county but over the last year the number had been down.
The tragic accident occurred near Kenly, North Carolina close to the intersection of Hinnant-Edgerton Road and Hickory Crossroads Road. The 17-year-old boy was traveling on Hinnant-Edgerton Road in his 1997 Toyota pickup truck. The high school student sped off the road and was going over the speed limit at the time. As the young driver's vehicle left the road, the truck hit a ditch which sent the truck flying through the air. As the truck was in the air, it hit a tree and the vehicle flipped and landed in a front yard. North Carolina State Troopers say that speed was factor in the accident and that the teenage driver had not been wearing a seat belt.
The principal of high school where the 17-year-old attended school said the teenager was an involved student and competitive wrestler who will be missed by the school and the community. Grief counselors were made available to students at the high school. Since 2005, there have been 43 fatal teen car accidents in Johnston County.
Source: abclocal.go.com, "Second Student Killed in Johnston County Crash," 1/20/11


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Presbyterian polity was developed as a rejection of governance by hierarchies of single bishops (episcopal polity), but also differs from the congregationalist polity in which each congregation is independent. In contrast to the other two forms, authority in the presbyterian polity flows both from the top down (as higher assemblies exercise considerable authority over individual congregations) and from the bottom up (as all officials ultimately owe their elections to individual church members). This theory of government developed in Geneva under John Calvin and was introduced to Scotland by John Knox after his period of exile in Geneva. It is strongly associated with Swiss and Scottish Reformation movements, and with the Reformed and Presbyterian churches.
Presbyterianism uses a conciliar method of church government (that is, leadership by the group or council.) Thus, the presbyters (elders) govern together as a group, and at all times the office is for the service of the congregation, to pray for them and to encourage them in the faith. The elders together exercise oversight (episcopacy) over the local congregation, with superior groups of elders gathered on a regional basis exercising wider oversight.
Presbyterians typically have viewed this method of government as approximating that of the New Testament and earliest churches. However, sometimes it is admitted that episcopacy was a form of government that was used very early in the church for practical reasons. Some Presbyterians are more adamant, that prelacy is in itself corrupt and rebellious against the Word of God.
Presbyterianism is also distinct from congregationalism, in that individual congregations are not independent, but are answerable to the wider church, through its superior courts (presbyteries, synods and assemblies.) Also, the ordained ministry possesses a distinct responsibility for preaching and sacraments. Congregational churches are sometimes called "Presbyterian" if they are governed by a council of elders; but the difference is that every local congregation is independent, and its elders are accountable to its members, and congregationalism's wider assemblies are not ordinarily empowered to enforce discipline. Thus these are ruled by elders only at the level of the congregations, which are united with one another by covenants of trust. Reformed Baptist churches are sometimes organized to be governed by elders, on the congregationalist model.
The elders are persons chosen from among the congregation and ordained for this service. Beyond that, practices vary: sometimes elders are elected by the congregation, sometimes appointed by the session, some denominations ordain elders for life, others have fixed terms, and some churches appoint elders on a rotation from among willing members in good standing in the church.
In addition to sitting on the session and other church courts, ruling elders have duties as individuals. Again, Miller (1831) explains,
A presbytery sets apart one or more teaching elders, or ministers of the word and sacrament'. Usually they are known as pastors or ministers, and serve as clergy for the church.
Ministers may be considered equal in status with the other elders, but they have a distinct ordination and distinct function. They are the primary preachers and teachers, celebrants of sacraments. There are sometimes further distinctions between the minister and the other elders. Some Presbyterian denominations enroll ministers as members of their respective congregations, while others enroll the minister as a member of the regional presbytery.
Until the 20th century, only men had been eligible for the ministry or eldership world-wide. This is widely not the case any longer; although it is usually considered a demarcation issue, distinguishing "liberal" from "conservative" churches that practice presbyterian government. ''See also: Ordination of women
The general assembly of a denomination often decides on what grounds a person may be ordained, but the ordination of ministers is the right of the presbytery, and the right to extend a call to a minister is the privilege of the members of the parish or congregation.
The office of deacon has different meanings among different presbyterian churches. In some churches, deacons exercise responsibility for practical matters of finance and fabric, either separately or together with the elders. In some cases deacons administer the welfare matters of the congregation, while a separate board of management or trustees administers the other material business of the congregation, such as its endowments, salaries and buildings.
The minister will usually chair or preside over the session. All elders have an equal vote in the session. In theory, the minister is not the head of the session; he or she typically enjoys only a casting vote. In reality, though, sessions often regard the minister as 'the leader'.
The officers of a presbytery are a moderator and a clerk. The moderator acts as chair of presbytery meetings and has a casting, but not deliberative, vote. As with the moderators of synods and assemblies, the moderatorship is a primus inter pares position appointed by the presbytery itself. The moderator is addressed as "moderator" during meetings, but his/her position has no bearing outside of the presbytery meeting and affords him/her no special place in other courts, although typically the moderator (if a member of the clergy) will conduct worship at ordinations and other ordinances which are seen as acts of the presbytery.
The clerk takes minutes and deals with the correspondence of the presbytery, and is often appointed for an indefinite term.
Presbyteries meet at a regularity between monthly and quarterly.
Often all members of the constituent presbyteries are members of the synod. Like the commissioners to presbyteries, the commissioners to synods do not act on instruction from their congregations or presbyteries, but exercise their own judgement. A synod also has a moderator and clerk, and generally meet less often than the presbytery.
Some presbyterian churches have no intermediate court between the presbytery and the general assembly.
The clerk and deputy clerk of the general assembly administer the minutes, correspondence, and business of the assembly. In some cases a separate business convenor is appointed to deal with the agenda. General assemblies meet less regularly than their subordinate courts, often annually.
The powers of the general assembly are usually wide-ranging. However, they may be limited by some form of external review. For example, the rules of the Church of Scotland include the Barrier Act, which requires that certain major changes to the polity of the church be referred to the presbyteries, before being enacted by the general assembly.
As a form of church governance, small-p "presbyterian" polity is not limited to those denominations that call themselves Presbyterian. The term has been used to describe representative democracy in churches.


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Style Scoop: Gisele Bundchen Face of Chanel, Naomi Campbell Covers VOGUE Italia, Calvin Klein Undies Win Superbowl
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Menomonie, WI (PRWEB) June 10, 2014
StrandVision Digital Signage today announced four display options that extend its electronic signage to companies' and organizations' Web and internal computer networks, including tablet and cell phone screens.
Optimized for both employee and external communication, the Web extensions take advantage of StrandVision's cloud service to enable StrandVision Digital Signage customers to extend their electronic signage programming to additional digital media outlets.
Using simple copy and paste applets, administrators can insert dynamic up-to-the-minute information in websites, emails or social media sites without having to constantly load new Web pages. Subscribers can show the same text, images, weather and news that run on their regular StrandVision Digital Signage displays in their corporate lobbies or employee break rooms, or independently show a completely different set of pages over the Web.
Each of these options facilitates employee communication and business marketing messaging. They bring important messaging directly to employees' offices and mobile systems - even reaching associates who seldom or never visit office locations. The Web extensions can also reach customers and prospects with timely, easily updated messaging.
"These features are great ways to increase communication timeliness, consistency and efficiency both internally and with external audiences," said Mike Strand, StrandVision founder and CEO. "We recognize that digital signage is an important business marketing component in our subscribers' communications mix, which can be extended cost-effectively - free, actually - beyond their traditional physical signage network. We are sure that these add-ons will be attractive to our subscribers."
The extensions include:
These features join StrandVision's other free digital signage integration tools. including the ability to present Quick Response (QR) codes on digital signage displays that can be scanned to take viewers to informational or promotional websites; and the ability to collect, format and display frequently updated Web pages, such as transportation schedules and traffic, on StrandVision Digital Signage displays.
StrandVision subscribers simply select any or all of these electronic signage display options on their StrandVision portal Content Management System (CMS). Administrators can incorporate, email or text them to IT, network or Web administrators, or end users, as appropriate.
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StrandVision LLC, based in Menomonie, Wis., delivers low-cost, cloud-based digital signage software content to subscribers' digital media player displays, as well as computer screens, websites and mobile devices. StrandVision's patented approach distributes customer created text, graphics videos, rss/social media feeds along with pre-packaged worldwide, national and local weather and news. It is ideal for many business marketing applications for waiting rooms (patient and customer information); banks and retailers (video merchandising); education (student, staff and visitor information); business and industrial settings (employee communication and operational/performance information); nonprofit and religious organizations (member and supporter communication).
StrandVision also offers supporting digital signage hardware including PC-2-TV.net, a fully digital, high-definition (HD) video extender for long distance multi-screen distribution, linux digital media players to ease and optimize electronic signage network installation and several large-format displays including freestanding pedestal displays. StrandVision Digital Signage services, installation and equipment are available directly from StrandVision and through registered affiliates and system integrators. Additional information about StrandVision Digital Signage is available at StrandVision.com, 715-235-7446 or by email.
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'Ravenswood,' 'The Tomorrow People' and more: When your TV hopes get poppedAdd to Favorites | Intelligence
Some TV shows seem like they are a shoe-in for success, and then suddenly the audience everyone thought would be there, isn't. Just how does it all go so very wrong? Programming network TV is certainly not an easy job. There is no magic formula. There are shows like "My So Called Life," "Firefly," and "Veronica Mars" that were cancelled way too fast, and now have devoted cult followings.
On the other hand, there are shows like "The Crazy Ones," that everyone thought would be amazing, and somehow, despite a cast that included Robin Williams and Sarah Michelle Gellar, that never find a loyal following.
Let's take a look back at some shows from the 2013-2014 season that Hypable staff members were really excited for, and then sadly were let down. Here's our look from the fan's perspective of what went wrong.
How could something with two dynamic actors with huge fan followings go so wrong so quickly? Josh Holloway, who played the charismatic bad boy Sawyer on "Lost" was to play something of a modernized Six-Million Dollar Man named Gabriel Vaughn. Meghan Ory, Red/Ruby from "Once Upon a Time" played FBI agent Riley Neal, who was charged with keeping Vaughan safe. Ory became available when the lead writers of "Once Upon a Time" inexplicably left Red/Ruby out of major plot lines in season 2, and Ory wasn't renewed at the beginning of Season 3. What should have been a path to success, the sexy sarcasm of Holloway coupled with Ory's wry, told-you-so looks, fell flat. The chemistry just wasn't there. Additionally, the show's technology, while visually fun and unique, couldn't make up for plot lines that were alternatively hard to follow, far-fetched, and down right uninteresting. What seemed like a no-brainer, runaway hit when it was screened at Comic-Con, went into exponential decay in just a few episodes. - Laura Byrne-Cristiano
"Ravenswood" should have been a sure thing when it debuted as a spin-off of "Pretty Little Liars." The spin-off premiered with solid ratings during last fall, but struggled to gain traction for the remainder of its 10-episode run. Featuring Caleb, Hannah's boyfriend, as one of the cursed five in the fictional town of Ravenswood, it had plenty of potential. The show never transitioned into something that could stand on its own without the "Pretty Little Liars" lead in. "Ravenswood" failed to live up to its potential like so many spinoffs do. Fans of the show hope to see Caleb back on "Pretty Little Liars" now that his trip to Ravenswood is done. - Jennifer Lamoureux
"Once Upon a Time in Wonderland" had all the potential of "Once Upon a Time" and more. Not only would the creators be able to start over with a new set of characters and circumstances, thereby avoiding the pitfalls they ran into with the original show, but by focusing on the whimsical world of Wonderland, they could practically do anything they wanted. Unfortunately, putting that theory to practice was harder than it seemed at first glance. While "Wonderland" definitely had its high points, its low points were too distracting to keep this show afloat for me. As excited as I was by the pilot and the strong entrance of one of the most well known characters in literature, the mashup of fairytales felt like a second rate "Once Upon a Time," not a spinoff from the same showrunners. With poor CGI and a story that took until the final few episodes to really take hold, Wonderland was a show that had potential on which it just couldn't deliver. -Karen Rought
The bell has tolled for Thursday night comedy on NBC. Following a whirlwind of cancellations, Thursday night comedies will not surface again on the network until 2015. One of the fallen soldiers, stared a former veteran of the glory days of the NBC comedy block, Sean Hayes. "Sean Saves the World" took a stab at telling the adventures of a single gay father raising his daughter among a crazy combination of co-workers and his crazy mother. Linda Lavin, perfectly cast as Sean's mother, was not able to save the show from the laugh track reliant comedy the rest of the show clung to for dear life. "Will & Grace" vet Hayes and Smash star Megan Hilty proved their chemistry in the later's final season and I was looking forward to having them back together on screen. Mix in the sass of Linda Lavin and the proven comedic prowess of Thomas Lennon and the show's prime 9:00 pm Thursday slot gave the illusion a perfect storm was brewing. However, what worked for "Will & Grace" in the early 2000s did not hold true for "Sean Saves the World" a decade later. The sitcom is due for a major network comeback, but unfortunately the cast could not pull together the perfect balance of physical and verbal comedy to convince audiences that time is now. -Brittany Lovely
Amell Wednesdays promised to be a night to celebrate on The CW with "Arrow" at 8:00 pm and then "The Tomorrow People" at 9:00 pm. "Arrow's" second season was paired with a freshman drama with a lot of promise. Unfortunately, "The Tomorrow People" fell short of expectations long before its cancellation. Despite the interesting premise, the series fell victim to a bland protagonist, an unnecessary and distracting love triangle, and a two-dimensional villain. What could have been a fun series that played with genre tropes in original ways instead took the well-tread route of so many young adult stories before it and lost this viewer within the first third of the season. - Caitlin Kelly
Which shows disappointed you this year?
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Elena Kagan was confirmed as the U.S. Supreme Court's 112th justice.
The U.S. Senate approved the nomination of Kagan, the U.S. solicitor general, in a 63-37 vote Thursday.
Kagan, 50, joins Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen Breyer as Jewish justices on the current high court. She also becomes the fourth woman to serve as a justice, and one of three now with Ginsburg and Sonia Sotomayor.
Kagan, a New York City native, was an attorney and policy adviser in the Clinton White House for four years. She is a former dean of the Harvard Law School.
President Obama nominated Kagan in May to replace Justice John Paul Stevens, who served on the court for 35 years. Kagan is expected to support the court's more liberal wing, which Stevens led during his time on the court.
The Senate has been debating Kagan's nomination for the past three days ahead of a monthlong recess.
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Local law enforcement personnel braced for a flurry of break-in reports as Mississippi State University students returned to town from winter break, and instead experienced one of the quietest such periods in years.
Oktibbeha County Sheriff's Department Chief Deputy Chadd Garnett said that as of Monday, the department only received one break-in report from a student returning from winter break. The same day, Starkville Police Department Lt. Troy Outlaw said the department hadn't received any reports from students who returned over the weekend.
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Jonathan Fly Set to Compete in FedEx St. Jude Classic
June 5, 2012
MEMPHIS, Tenn. -Fresh off leading Memphis to the NCAA Championship, former Tiger golfer Jonathan Fly is set to make his pro debut this week at the FedEx St. Jude Classic held at TPC Southwind.
Fly completed his third season at Memphis in 2011-12 after transferring from Auburn and led the Tigers to the NCAA Championships for only the second time in school history. He was named to C-USA's All First team for the third consecutive season in addition to being a PING All-Southeast performer.
"It's been unbelievable being back in Memphis," Fly said. "I was a little skeptical at first when I made the decision to leave Auburn. But, with our new facility, my swing coach Dan Brown, trainer Yusuf Boyd and my dad, I've just been surrounded by the right people. It's been a really comfortable environment. Plus, Memphis has arguably the best spread of golf courses a city can ask for."
The 2011 Conference USA Championship medalist, Fly competed in 11 tournaments and held a team-best 72.16 scoring average. His low finish came at the BancorpSouth Intercollegiate, where he fired back-to-back rounds of 68 to earn medalist honors in the rain-shortened event. Fly also carded scores of 69-73-72 at the C-USA Championship en route to helping Memphis to the team title and a fifth-place individual showing. He also holds the single season scoring average of 71.9 set in 2010-11.
The FedEx St. Jude Classic kicked off Monday, June 4th, with the Danny Thomas Pro-Am event, and tournament competition is set to begin Thursday, June 7th. Fly is one of seven players receiving a sponsor's exemption into the field along with John Daly, David Duval, Luke Guthrie, Kelly Kraft, Will MacKenzie and Cody Proveaux.
Fans wishing to watch Fly compete can find ticket and tee time information by visiting www.stjudeclass.org.


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I'm not a social media soothsayer. I don't know the six key elements to make your social strategy sing, and I certainly won't sell you on the idea that such a silver bullet exists. What I will do is share some of my observations, questions and quibbles that I have with capital "s" Social, capital "m" Media and maybe together we can find some of our own lowercase "t" truths (for what else would we do with our Tuesdays, but seek truth?).
"Social media" has been a recent interest of mine and increasingly a topic of discussion on this blog. It's a place where I'm developing some core beliefs and discovering some unanswered questions. These thoughts aren't totally cohesive–I reject the notion that there's one unifying theory of social out there, but that doesn't make scattered observations unrelated or unhelpful. Consider this post my hodgepodge collection of updated thoughts on the social arts.
As far as I can tell, you don't have to be anyone of demonstrable competence to become a credible voice on social networking and content marketing. I have no credentials or indictments against me in this regard (as far as I know….). Take my perspective with as many grains of salt as you'd like. That being said, I'm drafting this post while listening to "Yellow Ledbetter" on repeat, so I'm feeling pretty damn smart at the moment.
The State of Social
1. In yesterday's post, Mike captured a great point from Gary Vaynerchuk's book: effective social media strategy is relational far earlier and more often than it is transactional. The word "effective" only applies insofar as you are trying to ultimately accomplish something with your digital activity beyond being social for conviviality's sake. If you want to sell merchandise, make professional connections or get eyeballs on your blog, you need people. And unless you're a dictator or a CEO, people aren't just going to pay attention because you tell them to; you gotta earn it. How do you do that? Not by always looking to take, but by being willing to give for a long time before asking for something. What a simple and eminently reasonable notion.
2. Say you can pick one of two skills: the ability to tell a story with visuals or the ability to write interesting and compelling text. Obviously, you want (and probably need) both to really be successful, but I think that we're increasingly moving to a place where amateur storytelling privileges the first skill over the second. Attention spans are shorter and the volume of text thrown at a given individual daily continues to grow. Our culture of skimmers and scanners continues to gravitate toward the visual over the textual. That fascinates me. Unfortunately, I have no visual acumen whatsoever, so you know, I fold.
3. Stop me if you've heard this tune before, but the way we talk about social media is all wrong. Allow me to quote a world-class expert in doing things wrong: "we should stop talking about social media like it's some newfangled contraption that we need our grandson's help to operate (my bad). Yes, the tools that fall under the auspices of "social media" are dynamic and ever-evolving, but so is tax law, and no one considers that a transcendently innovative thing. The root of the problem is that whenever we speak of "social media" it sounds like we're talking about it in totality, which makes mastering even one application of social media seem more daunting than it is. Yes, your business should have a social media strategy. No, that doesn't mean you need a strategy for all forms of social media. It was never an all or nothing proposition, I'm not sure why we keep trying to trick ourselves into thinking it is."
4. To put a finer point on it, it's the specific delivery mechanisms that we find novel (Twitter, Facebook, etc.), not the mode of communication itself. The most profound and insightful thing I've read about social in the last year is this title of a Big Think article, "Social Media is the Norm; Mass Media was the Fad." Before I give Big Think too much credit, let me say that the underlying idea belongs to Tom Standage, whose brilliant book, reminds us that social media isn't new; we can identify its roots going back thousands of years to cave drawings and other "primitive" forms of communication. I don't think this is just an academic observation, it's an argument against treating social media as a reinvention of the wheel. Modern digital communication might demand new skills, but it doesn't necessitate a fundamental reprogramming of the way we think.
5. Even outside the above point about its historical antecedents, we like to treat social media as this cutting edge, innovative space–I think we're overstating it. Consider the rudimentary interfaces of leading platforms like Twitter and LinkedIn. It's a space where utility trumps design; where function comes first. Social networks are clearly evolving and getting better, but it's interesting that the clunkiness of an interface has no apparent chilling effect on adoption.
6. On a related and borderline contradictory note, LinkedIn is proof that content isn't king if it isn't consumable. LinkedIn has made huge steps in producing interesting original content that people like me want to read, but I find that the site's interface is so frustrating and poor that I don't spend enough time on the page to consume that content. This reality doesn't stop me (or anyone else, apparently) from joining LinkedIn–they've done a fantastic job cornering the professional side of social networks–but it does prevent me from exploring and being "sold in deeper" to what they're selling. I wonder if they know/care.
7. It's natural to get excited about new tools and toys. I see about 7-10 articles a day on the "hottest new social media tools." I read exactly 0 of them. Maybe I'm just averse to exploration, but I don't want more tools to choose from. The social media tools universe already feels too expansive and fragmented. The answer is more powerful, versatile and compatible tools. Not just more tools.
8. This is a totally unhelpful observation, but I can't help noting what strange bedfellows make up the social media enthusiasts enclave. It's a weird mix of the counterculture "democratization of technology" folks and a group that can charitably be described as the 21st century's children of Don Draper and Gordon Gekko. While I'm not aware of an overt battle for the soul of social, there's definite tension between the "wanna be my friend!?!?!" crowd with the "let me sell you some digital real estate" crew. Sadly, I'm afraid that the likely outcome will sound an awful lot like this.
9. I think the thing that bugs me most about the way we talk about digital interactions is this notion that you have to maximize every communication; that if you aren't making the most out of the tools at your disposal, you're wasting a golden opportunity. I get that business interests are often involved, but the answer is always going to be more not less humanity. And guess what? Humanity is sloppy, spur-of-the-moment and inefficient. We're prone to trial and error; comical miscues and accidental brilliance. Be an unintentional sitcom, not a coldly calculated informercial. And for God's sake don't make every tweet functional. There's no formula for authenticity, so embrace irreverence and imperfection. I prefer to focus on the joyfulness of it all. The friendships formed, ideas shared and memories secured. Perhaps I'll miss out on great opportunities for profit and persuasion, but if all Facebook and Twitter provide me in life is this one frivolous experience, it'll be well worth it:
Social reminds us that some experiences are worth capturing and sharing with people who are (mostly) willing to indulge us as we make our way through life's highs and lows. That's a hell of a thing and an unbelievable bit of good fortune, but let's not overthink it.Ross Richendrfer 8 Ways We Get Social Media Wrong, 1 Way We Get It Right by Ross Richendrfer


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Learning how to make clever use of leftovers saves money and waste, and arms the budding cook with a wide range of skills. Try these simple tips to earn kudos (and save a fortune)
Not being much of a one for small talk, when I go to other people's houses I can often be found with my head thrust into the fridge.
Recently, at my mother-in-law's, I found myself pondering how similar the contents were to those of my mother's fridge: dozens of tiny bowls, carefully clingfilmed, containing all sorts of bits and pieces from cooking the week before. A couple of broccoli heads, a tablespoon of cassoulet, tomato sauce, one and a half boiled potatoes. That sort of thing.
Both women learned to cook in the postwar years: they hate waste and take pride in never throwing anything away. Where their approach to leftovers differs, however, is that while my mum is a freestyler, my mother-in-law is a planner. She follows the classic template of thrifty housekeeping: start the week with a Sunday roast, the leftovers from which can be eked out into a week's worth of carefully planned suppers. A roast chicken, for example, might reappear as cold cuts, then risotto, then soup, and finally - once the bones have been picked cleaner than the Queen's porcelain - boiled up into stock.
I don't have room in my head for a whole week of menus, so I have adopted my mum's freestyle approach instead. I'll buy the ingredients for a couple of specific meals and some general vegetables. Then I devise menus on the hoof, dreaming up creations from what's left of previous meals. To make either method work, though, you need to know which leftovers can be turned into what, and how. Here are some of my favourite tricks:
• Old hard cheese can be grated and frozen. Add it straight from the freezer to whatever you're cooking, such as cauliflower cheese.
• Bake stale bread at 120C/250F/gas mark ½ until it dries out. Blitz it in a blender and freeze the breadcrumbs. (You could mix them with the grated cheese to make a killer topping for macaroni.) Fry a handful of frozen breadcrumbs in butter with some chopped garlic and salt. In Italy, this is known as poor man's parmesan. You can sprinkle it on pasta, salads, stews - pretty much anything.
• Slice bananas and freeze them so they can be reused in cakes or smoothies. (They'll turn mushy when they thaw, but still taste great.)
•Be brave: mix those bowls from the fridge together to create a new dish. Stews, soups and veg can all be recycled in this way.
•Mash and hash almost any combination of starchy veg and greens. They all taste good when smooshed together and fried, bubble and squeak-style. Mix in a little frozen cheese, and some wholegrain mustard, and fry it long enough to get brown crispy bits.
• Have a top soup recipe to hand for leftover chicken. Jane's, below, is as good as they get.
• If you have any leftover gravy, add it to lots of chopped, cooked greens (leeks, broccoli, peas) and leftover shredded chicken with a little crushed garlic. This can all be warmed together gently and served topped with more chopped tarragon or other fresh herbs.
• Havea go-to recipe that can be used to hoover up any general leftovers. For my dad it was always Spanish omelette. Jane swears by stir-fries. My standby dish is a pilaf:
Henry's recipe for pilaf
Gently fry an onion and some garlic in olive oil. (You can also throw in some thinly sliced carrots, leeks, fennel - or whatever else is wilting at the bottom of your fridge.) Add some basmati rice (one cup for every two people). Add 1½ cups of stock (or water) for every cup of rice. Simmer for 5 minutes. Add whatever meat you have left over (lamb is classic, but anything will do) and some sultanas or raisins. Simmer for 15 minutes. Check the rice is cooked. Add more stock and cook a little longer if need be. It should end up moist, but not soupy. Season. Add a squeeze of lemon. If you have any green herbs or spring onions, sprinkle on top, along with some toasted almonds (or poor man's parmesan). Serve with a blob of yoghurt.


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I have always had a 'thing' about deserts but none have taken my breath away quite as much as Wadi Rum in southern Jordan. Vast expanses of red sand, monolithic rocks towering over wind-carved sand dunes and the silhouette of a camel train on the horizon… all adding to the drama and dreaminess of the place. I would happily go back again and again.
In my experience I've found the thing you need most when travelling (apart from your passport!) is a sense of humour. Seeing the funny side of things helps you meet and get on with your fellow travellers and enjoy those encounters with people whose language you don't speak. Also for when things go a bit wrong and all you can do is laugh.


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Jason Collins's Ex-Fiancee Had No Idea He Was Gay: "This Is All Hard to Understand"
The truth may set you free, but it may also leave pain in your wake. NBA star Jason Collins just came out as gay in the new issue of Sports Illustrated, but he also just came out last weekend to his ex-fiancee, Carolyn Moos.
Jason noted in his SI story that he's dated women before and was even engaged. "I thought I had to live a certain way. I thought I needed to marry a woman and raise kids with her. I kept telling myself the sky was red, but I always knew it was blue." Carolyn also thought that sky was red. The 34-year-old model and former basketball player told TMZ she never suspected Jason was gay, and he just revealed the news a few days before his big cover story.
Jason told her his homosexuality was the real reason he broke it off with her in 2009, as opposed to the reasons he gave her at the time, which just left her confused. "It's very emotional for me as a woman to have invested 8 years in my dream to have a husband, soul mate, and best friend in him," Carolyn told TMZ. "So this is all hard to understand." But she said she still cares about him "tremendously" and only wants the best for him. "I want Jason to be happy for a lifetime and stay true to who he really is, inside and out."
She's still looking for Mr. Right — and with such a supportive, understanding attitude, any guy who does want to marry a woman would probably be lucky to have her.
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Alfalfa may be considered the "queen" of forages, but it is also known for its low tolerance of less than ideal soil conditions and management. Maintaining high yielding, persistent alfalfa stands can be challenging, particularly when soils are limited by imperfect drainage or compaction. In NY, soil acidity is often noted as the most limiting factor to alfalfa yield and persistence. In Northern NY, drainage may be a close second. While soil acidity and drainage can be managed to some degree, harvest management also influences growth.
University of Wisconsin research showed that wheel traffic damage from normal harvesting operations can cause alfalfa yield reductions as high as 80% (Undersander and Moutray, 2001). The amount of damage was related to the length of time regrowth occurred before driving on the alfalfa. More recent research from Wisconsin showed a 4-6% reduction in alfalfa yield when alfalfa was driven on after one day of mowing, whereas wheel traffic at 5 days had an average yield penalty of 20% (Undersander, 2008). The reduction in yield was attributed to damaged and/or broken crowns caused by tractor wheels (e.g., a100 HP tractor was driven over alfalfa four times). It is estimated that about 70% of a field's area is driven over at each cutting, so avoiding unnecessary trips across the field is key to minimize wheel traffic damage.
Soil compaction from tractors and manure spreaders also reduces alfalfa productivity and persistence. Compacted soil reduces pore space and hinders fine root growth. All else equal, compaction potential increases with soil wetness and clay content. Lower field areas are usually more imperfectly drained due to their landscape position- they collect surface water and have water tables closer to the soil surface. These lower areas of the landscape also tend to have greater silt and/or clay contents compared to higher landscape positions, which makes them even more susceptible to compaction damage.
Consider the following five management practices to help minimize alfalfa damage caused by wheel traffic and compaction:
1. Harvest as quickly as possible after mowing (utilizing wide swaths to speed up dry-down) to avoid traveling on alfalfa regrowth.
2. If applying manure, apply it as soon as possible following harvest, always before regrowth, and avoid spreading on wet fields.
3. Utilize controlled traffic patterns to minimize the field area traveled on. For example, utilize the same area of the field to the extent possible when entering and exiting the field with trucks or forage wagons during harvest.
4. Consider planting traffic-tolerant alfalfa varieties.
5. Avoid using dual wheel tractors on alfalfa fields, and try to utilize lighter weight tractors when merging, raking, etc.
— Eric Young
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Lt. Gov. Michael S. Steele collected $853,350 for his U.S. Senate bid during the last three months of 2005, outpacing Rep. Benjamin L. Cardin during the period, according to fundraising figures released by the campaigns yesterday.
Cardin, a Democrat, raised nearly $800,000 in the final quarter of last year, and had more than $2.1 million in the bank for the contest to replace retiring Sen. Paul S. Sarbanes, his campaign said.


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When creating a virtual switch using System Center 2012 Virtual Machine Manager Service Pack 1 (SP1) on a Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V host with a static IP, the static IP information is not present on the virtual switch.
This can occur if a virtual network adapter is not created on the switch, or if the virtual network adapter doesn't have the setting "This virtual network adapter inherits settings from the physical management adapter" enabled.
When creating a virtual switch on a Hyper-V host, if you want the NIC to send management information to Virtual Machine Manager then you need to create a Management virtual Network (VNIC) adapter. This VNIC needs to be connected to a virtual machine network that does not have isolation enabled. If a VNIC is not created, communication will only be allowed through the virtual machines that are connected.
If you want the static IP transferred to the virtual switch in Hyper-V, you need to check "This virtual network adapter inherits settings from the physical management adapter" when creating the VNIC, otherwise it will obtain a DHCP address.
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Sadly, I never found Steve Kerr in Phoenix to ask him if he can bench press 250 pounds. However, I did drive past a roadside hut in Houston that had two signs out front: "Beer." "Ammunition." Supply your own punch line while I supply some answers.
With Jameer Nelson's injury, you've probably received a plethora of "Capt Kirk to Orlando" questions. According to RealGM, in order to make the finances of a "Kirk Hinrich for Courtney Lee" trade work, it has to be Michael Ruffin and Hinrich for Brian Cook, Tony Battie and Lee. No way anything works if Larry Hughes is in the mix. My point is, Orlando's high-paid players are very good. Chicago's high-paid players are sitting on the bench (or are at home). -- Baxter G; Fairfax, VA
If Phoenix is even remotely interested in moving Amare Stoudamire, why would the Bulls not go after him and offer the Suns everyone except for Derrick Rose? Could you imagine Rose and Stoudemire together for the next 10 years? -- D.G.; Chicago
The Stoudemire and Bosh situations will be fascinating to watch between now and the Feb. 19 trade deadline. If someone told me that one would be moved for sure, my money would be on Stoudemire. The intriguing element to the recent excellent analysis piece by Paul Coro, the Suns' beat writer for the Arizona Republic, is that those thoughts about moving Stoudemire now to maximize value were his but I have to believe nobody from the organization frowned upon him writing them. Now that's not to say Stoudemire will be moved, just that there's now the impression around the league that it could happen. And if it does, the Bulls would definitely have to consider it strongly. Yahoo! Sports reported Thursday that the Suns are listening to proposals and their wish list -- expiring contracts, young talent, draft picks -- sound like the Bulls' laundry list of what they can offer. As fun as it would be to pair Rose and Stoudemire together, there are plenty of concerns surrounding Stoudemire too. He would need a huge extension, making this your one big move to lock in on and move forward. He's not a very interested defender. And he's had microfracture surgery. That's why Paxson makes the big bucks and I answer Q&As.
Andres Nocioni has been really frustrated by the selfish play. Do you think he needs to be traded, not because of his playing, but because of his level of frustration with his teammates? -- Martin; Buenos Aires, Argentina
That's not enough of a legitimate reason to trade him in my opinion, but you certainly touch on a point that regular observers of the team have noticed and discussed all season. Sam Smith, my great former colleague at the Tribune who now writes for www.bulls.com, and I have talked about this a lot. Something is up with Nocioni this season. I can tell you that he doesn't dislike his teammates and remains a locker room favorite with his self-deprecation and humor. But on the court, he has acted out often, drawing technicals, fouling even harder than usual and often lapsing into hoisting three-pointers. Nocioni has value around the league as well. So similar to Hinrich, if the Bulls make a major deal, I'd expect him to be in it.
Please tell me you have the ear of GM John Paxson and can convince him to get a big man coach? I know Yao Ming is an amazing player but he (and Luis Scola) made the Bulls bigs look like high school players. -- Marlon Tatum; Chicago
Actually, I thought Joakim Noah did an OK job on him the few minutes he played in terms of making Yao work for his points. It might be one reason Noah only had one rebound that game, because he expended so much energy playing defense (and fouling). As I've mentioned before in this mailbag, I think having a big man's coach would be great for this team. Bill Cartwright might've landed on Doug Collins' staff had that hire gone through. As it stands, I'd like to see someone hired along the lines of Mike Brown last season.
I think I've come up with the most perfect one for this Bulls team and the team they would be trading with -- the Utah Jazz. My guess is Paul Millsap because he is younger and would probably sign for less than Carlos Boozer. This would present the Bulls with a perfect opportunity to complete a sign and trade with the Jazz since the Bulls have three players who Jerry Sloan would absolutely love - Hinrich, Nocioni, and Thabo Sefolosha. -- Tristan; Garland, TX
Boozer gets hurt too much for my taste.
Why hasn't Ben Gordon ever been included in the 3-point contest? He is in the top 10 in the NBA in 3 pointers attempted and made, and he shoots 41% from beyond the arc. -- Sam; Chicago
I wrote about this in Thursday's Tribune. Personally, I think Ben should've been invited over Miami's Daequan Cook. I'm actually a little surprised he didn't since Ben also represents a major market. Ben certainly is deserving this season of being in the competition.
WIth Tyrus Thomas and Noah improving and producing more consistently, what happens when Drew Gooden is ready to come back? Would it be better to start bringing him off the bench, as long as they keep performing? -- Rich; Glenview
Man, you guys are good. I'm writing about this in Friday's Tribune. I think this will be one of Vinny's toughest decisions this season. My guess is Gooden eventually will return to a starting role and Thomas will come off the bench. I'd like to see Noah and Thomas play major minutes together down the stretch. If they remain consistent, this team finds another level.
Regarding certain player(s) not wanting to spend Super Bowl Sunday at home with Vinny, did the team put in a practice session instead? And if so, did all the coaches join that session, including Del and Bernie? -- Charlene; Granger, IN
Vinny made party attendance voluntary, the team didn't practice and everybody associated with the organization but Larry Hughes attended and, from all accounts, had a great time. Vinny's house reportedly is immaculate. I jokingly asked him why reporters weren't invited and he looked at me like I was from Mars. But he does that a lot because I ask a lot of silly questions.
Gotta say I like the backpack. How much do you see the impact of Gooden coming back and likewise what do you think of the possibilty of a Larry Hughes for Kenyon Martin swap? I believe K-Mart would be both a great addition to this team and would provide us with extra spring in our step, however it also might be best to stand pat as it seems as though Thomas is starting to play up to his potential. -- Bryce T. Englin; South Beloit
As a proud alum of Beloit College, I may or may not have visited establishments in your fair town once or twice during my college years. If I did, I definitely didn't have my backpack with me. I wouldn't touch Kenyon Martin with a 10-foot Benny the Bull tail. He's too disruptive for my taste.
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Back to School Comfort Charm
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Those first days of school can be so scary for our little ones. As a little extra added comfort we made a charm necklace filled with love as a way to comfort my daughter during moments of missing her family.
What You'll Need
How We Did It
Preheat the oven to the shrink form package instructions. I cut large hearts out for my daughter to decorate. Using a hole punch I punched out several holes to make a large opening for the string (the hole shrinks so you need several punches to keep it large enough afterwards.)
Next, my daughter used permanent markers to add a drawing of our family. This is what she felt would comfort her on those first few days of school.
After just a few minutes we had this adorable charm. I pulled it out of the oven and let it cool for a few minutes (adult only step.)
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Apple's attention to detail for products is legendary. So too is the thought process the company uses to name new products, according to Apple guru Jony Ive.
During a discussion on the British children's program, "Blue Peter," Apple's senior vice president of industrial design explained how his company approaches naming new products.
When designing a hypothetical lunchbox, Ive explained:
If we're thinking of lunchbox, we'd be really careful about not having the word 'box' already give you bunch of ideas that could be quite narrow. You think of a box being a square, and like a cube. And so we're quite careful with the words we use, because those can determine the path that you go down.
Here is Ive's entire "Blue Peter" interview:
At the event, the "Blue Peter" program honored Ive with its highest accolade – the gold Blue Peter badge. "Blue Peter" is the longest-running children's show in the world.
Via: Tom Davenport
See also: Apple CEO Jony Ive? Not So Fast, and Tim Cook Opens Up About His Recent Management Shakeup, Apple's Future.


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WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Today EMILY's List WOMEN VOTE! and the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) announced they will begin airing television ads in support of Democratic Senate candidate Claire McCaskill, who is running for re-election in Missouri against Rep. Todd Akin. The $1 million ad buy begins running today on broadcast and cable channels in Springfield, St. Louis, and Kansas City.
"Claire McCaskill is the kind of independent voice Missouri women want in Washington," said Stephanie Schriock, President of EMILY's List. "And the contrast could not be clearer. In a class of total extremists, Todd Akin is possibly the most out-of-touch sounding Republican in the country. We all remember the 'legitimate rape' comment, but Akin thinks Medicare is unconstitutional, called federal student loans a cancer, and opposed the national sex offender registry. Todd Akin is just plain wrong for Missouri."
""Working people need someone in the Senate who will fight for them," said Nancy Cross, Vice President, SEIU Local 1 Missouri Division. "Todd Akin is wrong on the issues Missouri families care about, including access to education and opportunity, retirement security, and healthcare when they retire."
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amazing work, your work is so percise. aahhmazzingg<3 (:
do you use a ruler or other instrument for your lines ? or do u do it free handed ?
I definitely use tools...rulers, circles, etc. for the initial drawing in pencil When I go over everything with Sharpie I do not use the rulers, just use the lines I drew in pencil.
hello, i luv ur wrk and i was wondering if u mite be able to help me out on sumn? im in need of a scetch for a patch for tha back of my biker vest.if u think u maybe can help me let me kno email@example.com
Did you get my email regarding your patch?
hey i became a fan and i wanted to say that i love your artwork. i was wondering if you could give me any tips on how to color in large spaces do i do lines that make up the shape or do i color in by doing little circles?? andif you could please give me some feedback and tips once i upload my photos : )
Hi, somehow I missed this comment till now. Sorry. Re: lg spaces without lots of lines... it's important not to put a lot of pressure on the marker and try to be consistent in the pressure that you do use. If you overlap every previous line you will have a darker line in between each. Practice somewhere a bit. It's impossible to avoid it completely. If that's an issue, you may want to go mixed media and do large areas with paint and smaller details with marker. You can also fill digitally.


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