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On Thursday, Starkville Reads will present "A Salute to Veterans" at 7 p.m. in the Starkville High School Auditorium.
Nancy Hargrove, a former president of Starkville Reads, said veterans are encouraged to attend. She said the group looks forward to acknowledging and honoring these heros among us for their selfless service to our community and nation. The program is open to the public and free of charge.
"We've expanded the program this year to begin with World War I and include all subsequent wars through the War on Terror, featuring music from each wartime period as well as historical documents, letters and commentaries by veterans," Guy Hargrove, performer and member of the Starkville Reads Advisory Board, said. "I'd especially like to thank the Starkville High School Jazz Ensemble and Choral Ensembles for their participation in honoring our veterans."
Nancy Hargrove said last year's event, "The Music of World War II" was extremely well-received and there had been many requests made for a similar event this year.
"Last year's program was attended by over two hundred people, many of whom asked that we make it a tradition," she said. "The veterans themselves appreciated the community-wide acknowledgement of their service, which it is important for us to honor publicly."
Nancy Hargrove said this year's program will feature music, personal reminiscences by veterans and readings of war letters and historical documents from World War I, World War II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, the Persian Gulf War and the War on Terrorism.
"The program will begin with the presentation of the colors by the Starkville High School JROTC Color Guard, and throughout the program various speakers will give historical information on each war and its time period," she said.
Nancy Hargrove said those speaking include Sally Laughlin, Guy Hargrove, Bob Wolverton, Alveria Crump, Dianne Freeze and Lyle Tate. Letters written by soldiers during World War II will be read by Terry McDowell and Hellen Polk, and veterans Bernard Crump, Joel Okula, Sean McDonnell and Tim Jones will give brief commentaries on their experiences.
"Both of my grandfathers served in the military, and I'm always proud to participate in anything that pays tribute to our servicemen," Tate said.
Nancy Hargrove said the program will include songs that are familiar and popular to many.
"The music will include such pieces as 'The Armed Forces Medley,' 'It Don't Mean a Thing if it Ain't Got that Swing,' and 'Route 66,' played by the Starkville High School Jazz Ensemble, and directed by Doug Thomas," Nancy Hargrove said. "The Starkville High School Girls' Ensemble will sing 'Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy of Company B' and 'Don't Sit under the Apple Tree,' while the SHS Choral Ensemble will perform two Beatles tunes popular during the Vietnam War."
The groups are directed by Gina Weeks and assisted by Joel Barron. Nancy Hargrove said her husband, Guy Hargrove is also singing "In Flanders Fields" from World War I, and "Too Young" and "My Foolish Heart" from the period of the Korean War.
"The program will conclude with the singing of 'God Bless America' by the audience, led by Guy," Nancy Hargrove said.
Hargrove said Starkville Reads wishes to thank the Starkville Area Arts Council, the Starkville Rotary Club, the Starkville School District, the Starkville High School Administration, Copy Cow, the Oktibbeha County Heritage Museum, the Chalet, the SHS JROTC, Wayne Hemphill of the VFW and A.J. Morgan.
For more information, visit http://www.starkvillereads.org [3]. Tax-deductible contributions may be mailed to Starkville Reads, Box 80100, Starkville, MS 39759.
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Nine Inch Nails Discography
Nine Inch Nails, headed by Trent Reznor, is one of the most influential music sounds to come out of the 90s and the 2000s. Its industrial electronic sound is, surprisingly, highly influenced by greats such as David Bowie and Queen. From the forming of Nine Inch Nails in 1988 to present times, the band has continued to deliver outstanding and inspirational music.
Trent Reznor produces and makes all his own music. He started with Pretty Hate Machine in 1989 and created a new type of music that produced a raw industrial sound mixed with electronic sounds. In 1992, Reznor released "Broken," which was received by an already well-formed fan base. It did well and earned Reznor two Grammy awards. In 1994, he produced "The Downward Spiral," which is one of his most famous albums to date. It is still his best-selling album and has influences rooted in Pink Floyd and David Bowie. His last album of the decade was "Fragile," which also did well among his fans.
Reznor's first album of the new millennium was "With Teeth" and was received extremely well. It is his second-best selling album to this date. The albums "Year Zero" (2007), "Ghosts I-IV" (2008) and "The Slip" (2008) were not as well received, but it is still amazing that a musician has lasted over two decades in today's society.
While the tail end of Reznor's career is not stellar, he is certainly still one of the most influential musicians in the world, and from his music has stemmed a whole new breed of music still yet to come.


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Bravo at spreading misinformation. One, the police did not tell Zimmerman to stop following Trayvon, a civilian dispatcher did so. Zimmerman is under no obligation to take orders from a non-police individual. Two, Zimmerman did not offer that Trayvon was black, the dispatcher asked him what colour he was. Way to go, France 24! Twist the facts to create sensationalism. meh
Did thier buy thier hoodies or nicked them?.
and what is that meant to be funny?
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Eric Evans proposes that the domain layer and persistance layer for an application should be seperated. It should be possible for the business coach to read the code in the domain layer. Whilst this appealled, I struggled to understand how this would be implemented.
Ade Oshineye has helped me to understand how this would work by writing the following example. The department object is persisted in the DepartmentRepository class. This keeps the department object clean of any persistence code. Thanks Ade.
public void testPersistedDepartmentCanBeRetrieved()
String name = "Sales";
Department sales = new Department(name);
Employee johnSmith = new Employee("John Smith");
Employee janeSmith = new Employee("Jane Smith");
DepartmentRepository repository = new DepartmentRepository();
Department retrievedSalesDept = repository.findByName(name);
assertEquals(sales, retrievedSalesDept);
List employees = retrievedSalesDept.findAllEmployees();
assertEquals(2, employees.size());
public class DepartmentRepository {
public void add(Department dept) {
// insert into dept values(name)
// int id = dept.getId();
// List employees = dept.getEmployees();
// insert into emp values(name, did)
public Department findByName(String name) {
// select from emp where emp.name = name
This pattern of a domain object and an associated Repository object is presumably the same as Fowler´s Mapper pattern, where the you have DepartmentMapper instead of DepartmentRepository? Anyway the last few lines of code where you assert that the list has both Jane and John Smith struck me a bit. The name you chose for the method that returns a list of Employee objects from the Department object, findAllEmployees, doesn´t sit right with me. Is this a method in the Department class that talks to a database? If not, and with Fowler´s Mapper pattern it would not, I´d probably name it simply employees. So one would have:
List employees = retrievedSalesDept.employees();
I think findAllEmployees implies a database, don´t you?Posted by: Dadi at December 11, 2004 12:34 AM
Ok, I should have finished the entries in your blog since you or Ade changed this in the entry with the full source code to getAllEmployees. Sorry about that.Posted by: Dadi at December 11, 2004 12:46 AM
You're quite right. The Repository classes should always use findBy* names to distinguish them from the get* names used by domain classes. In fact even the current version Chris posted has bugs to do with the department having a List of employees when it really ought to be a Set of employees since duplicates aren't permitted.
The Repository pattern described by Evans is different to Fowler's Mappers. The difference is mainly in the intent. Fowler's Mappers are a way of transforming objects into database records whilst Evans's Repositories are a way to separate out whatever persistence mechanism you've chosen from the domain model. A Repository implementation might use Mapper or any of the object-relational mapping patterns behind the scenes.
I hope to write more about this in my BookShelved review of DomainDrivenDesign.Posted by: ade at December 11, 2004 2:49 PM


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For more than 25 years, I have been giving suggestions for Father's Day gifts. Most of the time, I recommend a small battery-operated hand tool or some new and exciting specialty saw, but this year I'm going to reveal to you what most dads would really like. This year I did all my shopping online.
A refrigerator for the garage or workshop: While working on a project, a cool beverage is right at hand if you have your own personal refrigerator. No need to wash up before going inside the home for a cold drink, where distraction almost always takes you away from your project.
Rubber or tile flooring for the entire garage: Having a soft, clean surface to work on is important for your posture and is easier on your back and legs. The floor covering also makes cleanup a breeze. Interlocking rubber tiles by Gladiator or roll-out rubber matting by Rubber Flooring Inc. are two suggestions of many that are available. Gladiator sells for $211 for 48 square feet, while the roll-out rubber flooring ranges from $2 to $4.30 per square foot.
A sturdy workbench: Several manufacturers offer ready-made workbenches and cabinetry for the DIY workshop. I'm not talking about a set of sawhorses with a piece of plywood on top. I would like a strong, heavy-duty metal frame unit with built-in storage and a heavy woodworking surface. Costs range from $250 to $2,500 for a custom-made bench. Gladiator, at www.gladi atorgarageworks.com/, offers a wide variety of garage essentials.
Weed trimmer: If yardwork and gardening is what Dad likes, I did find a weed trimmer that I really like. Black & Decker's newest line of 36-volt tools includes a hedge trimmer and a sweeper, but the string trimmer really caught my attention. The interchangeable 36-volt lithium-ion battery has the power and run time for most residential needs. This would be a great gift for $170 and is available at major home and hardware stores. For more information, visit http://black anddecker.com/outdoor/LST136.aspx.
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Bones Recap of Season 8, Episode 8: "The But In The Joke" — Angela Kisses [Spoiler]!
Remember when you were an innocent street artist tagging a billboard, and then you slipped and fell into a giant pile of human remains? It's 'cause you accidentally wandered into Washington D.C., aka the most terrifying place ever. This week's episode of Bones is all about art and feelings and emotions, so you might want to grab a body pillow (for heaving sobs) and a barf-bag (for waves of nausea).
So, at this point you can't even get your graffiti in our nation's capital without coming face to face with a giant pile of human remains, and this week's case is particularly gruesome. Yep, a wandering Banksy-style street artist named Zed gets affixed to remains when he falls into a pile of glue — which mean the entire Jeffersonian team have to haul him back to the lab for analysis. Oh, and bonus? Zed is basically being spooned by the remains — like, they want to make passionate love to him.
Obviously, the nerd squad need to examine said remains, but first they have to remove them from Zed's shirtless bod, which apparently involves Hodgins (TJ Thyne) slathering him in peanut butter. Suffice it to say we shall never be eating a PB&J sandwich again. Our inner child is weeping.
Once Hodge Podge manages to remove Zed's supple body from the remains, the team establishes that the victim was wearing a plastic arrow headband (oh, the hijinks!). Turns out the vic was a telemarketer named Morgan Donnelly, who was being cheated on by his girlfriend. Suspicious!
Booth (David Boreanaz) and Brennan (Emily Deschanel) head over to this broad's house, and after laughing hysterically for no reason (sigh, Washingtonians), she reveals that Morgan was a part-time comedian who hated gags — which makes his arrow headband mighty mysterious. Morgan's gal pal also drops the truth bomb that she and Morgan had an epic fight the night he died, all because she was jealous of his comedy club fan-girls. Yes, they exist.
Boulevard of Broken Dreams
You guys, crisis. Our bodies are not prepared for anything that we are about to tell you. Please clutch your pearls and feel free to vomit, because Angela (Michaela Conlin) has a crush. And her crush is not on Hodgins' decorative array of chin hairs. Nope, she has feelings for Zed, because he's an artist. You know, like she is? They understand each other because of art and doodles, and it's all so beautiful. Or it would be if Angie wasn't married to Hodgins, the father of her missing child.
Sadly Angela is looking for love in all the wrong places, and she plants a kiss on Zed while he has human remains stuck to him. The poor dear proceeds to spiral into an existential crisis about art, magic, supercomputers, and fake babies named Michael, and it's just like sigh. Bridle your passions, girl. By the way, Angela has a giant painting of a unicorn hanging in her office. We forgive her for everything.
Luckily, Hodgins also forgives Angela for kissing Zed (FYI, her excuse is that "he's a great artist"), so ladies — listen up. If you see any creepy half naked blonde dudes, feel free to cheat on your husband with them.
Guys, prepare to LOL your pants (read: blue jumpsuit) off. You see, now that the Jeffersonian know Morgan was a comedian, Booth just can't resist the urge to go undercover in a comedy club to see if anyone reacts to a few stolen jokes (after all, theft could be motive for murder!).
Naturally, boyfriend decides to debut his funny bone at "open mic" night, which he fails at miserably. Mostly because no one understands the subtle genius of jokes like "is it just me or are circles pointless," and because his brilliant plan to out Morgan's murder doesn't come to fruition. Oh, cruel irony.
Meanwhile back at the lab, Cam (Tamara Taylor) fondles the victim and ascertains that he died five days ago, Brennan figures out that he was struck with a blunt-edge object , and Dr. Fisher gleefully covers the victim's body in cockroaches.
But who killed this funny dude? That would be Elliot, the victim's girlfriend's brother, who thought Morgan was trying to steal his jokes, and clobbered him over the head with a toilet seat as punishment. Basically he died by swirly, and Hodgins discovers this lovely fact after inspecting almost every toilet in Washington D.C. Which is basically the best montage that has ever happened in Bones history. You're welcome, world.
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HOW TO: Use the IEHost Log to Debug .NET Object Hosting in Internet Explorer
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This article describes how to activate extended error logging for IEHost.dll, the managed Common Language Run-time (CLR) host that runs inside Internet Explorer.
The Microsoft .NET Framework SDK documentation describes how to use Fuslogvw.exe to debug problems that may occur when you host a .NET module in Internet Explorer. "Fusion," from which this utility takes its name, is Microsoft's new zero-impact program-installation technology. Therefore, Fuslogvw.exe reports errors only in downloading the assembly or its dependencies.
About IEHost.dll.NET modules are supported in Internet Explorer by using two components. The first is a MIME filter, which is defined in Mscoree.dll, that monitors all incoming data streams with the application/octet-stream MIME type when Internet Explorer makes a call to the IMoniker BindToObject method. The filter examines the data stream for the bits in the Portable Executable (PE) header to determine whether or not it is a managed module. If it is not, the filter simply returns, and allows Internet Explorer to process the stream typically.
If the stream is a .NET module, the filter loads the IEHost managed assembly and calls into its factory object to create an instance of the requested object. This factory object, in turn, calls IEManager, a security manager that configures the Application Domains (AppDomains) for Internet Explorer and uses evidence about the assembly (particularly, the URL and zone membership) to determine the permissions with which the assembly should be loaded.
Errors in assembly loading, security permissions, or object initialization are not recorded in the Fusion log. As with ActiveX controls, a .NET object that is not initialized typically fails silently, leaving a small, grooved box where the control should be. To see such errors, you need to active the IEHost debug log.
For additional information about MIME filters, click the article number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
(http://support.microsoft.com/kb/260840/EN-US/ )SAMPLE: MIMEfilt Demonstrates MIME Filter for Internet Explorer
Activating the IEHost Debug Log FileWARNING: If you use Registry Editor incorrectly, you may cause serious problems that may require you to reinstall your operating system. Microsoft cannot guarantee that you can solve problems that result from using Registry Editor incorrectly. Use Registry Editor at your own risk.
Information Contained in the Debug Log FileThe log file that is created by IEHost contains entries that are written by two different .NET classes: Microsoft.IE.Manager and Microsoft.IE.SecureFactory. For example:
This information identifies the URL that is used for security purposes, the name of the application that is being started, the code base that is used for downloading dependencies, and the licenses that apply to this object (among other useful information).
Creating security manager Microsoft.IE.Manager: Microsoft.IE.Manager: unique id lgth = 28 Microsoft.IE.SecureFactory: Create SecureFactory() with security information Microsoft.IE.Manager: Created secure factory Microsoft.IE.SecureFactory: Creating instance of the object in the correct domain Microsoft.IE.SecureFactory: pUrl = http://servername/DebugIEHost/DebugIEHost/test.htm Microsoft.IE.SecureFactory: id = 86474707A316B616E65610000000 Microsoft.IE.SecureFactory: link = Microsoft.IE.SecureFactory: licenses = Microsoft.IE.Manager: Url = http://servername/DebugIEHost/DebugIEHost/test.htm Microsoft.IE.Manager: UrlGetPartW returned 0 Microsoft.IE.Manager: CodeBase = http://servername Microsoft.IE.Manager: Application = DebugIEHost/DebugIEHost
The most useful information is a stack trace, which is recorded in the log file if an error occurs during object creation. For example, assume that you tried to write to a folder in your class constructor:
This operation does not succeed, but because the object has not been fully sited in Internet Explorer yet, it fails silently. However, a verbose stack trace is written to your log file. You typically see two stack traces: an inner exception (which is thrown by your control), and a server exception (the error that is thrown by the run-time in response to your control's failure). For example:
For security exceptions, you also receive details about which security permission request failed:
Microsoft.IE.SecureFactory: System.Reflection.TargetInvocationException: Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation.----> System.Security.SecurityException: Request for the permission of type System.Security.Permissions.FileIOPermission, mscorlib, Version=1.0.3300.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089 failed. at System.Security.CodeAccessSecurityEngine.CheckHelper(PermissionSet grantedSet, PermissionSet deniedSet, CodeAccessPermission demand, PermissionToken permToken) ...
The state of the failed permission was: <IPermission class="System.Security.Permissions.FileIOPermission, mscorlib, Version=1.0.3300.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089" version="1" Read="C:\temp.tmp" Write="C:\temp.tmp"/>
For more information about debugging with the .NET Framework SDK, visit the following MSDN Web site:
Debugging with the Microsoft .NET Framework SDK
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It is with great sadness that Health-e's Board and management have decided to close our Radio Unit in 2013.
The Radio Unit has played a very valuable role in reporting on and de-stigmatising HIV/AIDS particularly through Khopotso Bodibe's "Living with AIDS" slot. Over 500 of these have been broadcast every Thursday morning on SABC's Safm. Khopotoso has been with Health-e for almost 11 years, and in 2006 he was joint winner (with Anso Thom) of the CNN African Journalist of the Year award for reporting on HIV/AIDS.
In addition, the Radio Unit has also produced numerous health-related stories in isiZulu and isiXhosa, particularly for SABC's Umhlobo we Nene and for the past two-and-a-half years, these were produced by radio reporter Ayanda Mkhwanazi (Yeni).
Unfortunately, the tradition of independent radio producers is not well established in South Africa, and the SABC has never seen fit to pay us for these contributions and was not willing to allow us to get company sponsorship for the slots. This has meant that the Radio Unit has had very limited options for sustainability and has to rely 100% on donor funds, which are getting harder and harder to access.
In order to survive in the current financial climate, Health-e has had to restructure and from 2013, both the Radio Unit and our Durban office will be closed, and we will be consolidating our operations in television, print, our website and the OurHealth Citizen Journalism project.
We are very grateful to our Radio Editor and Radio Reporter for their contributions to the health sector over a number of years, and to our loyal listeners.
Kerry Cullinan, Managing Editor.


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UCLA's Kevon Looney and Norman Powell were each chosen in Thursday evening's NBA Draft.
UCLA's Kevon Looney and Norman Powell await Thursday's NBA Draft, to be televised live by ESPN.
Recent UCLA graduate Norman Powell checks in, just days away from the 2015 NBA Draft.
UCLA center Thomas Welsh has earned one of 12 spots on this summer's USA Basketball U19 Team.
The Big Ten Club of Southern California honored Steve Alford as its Person of the Year on Tuesday.
The Pac-12 has released the windows of competition for the 2015-16 men's basketball schedule.
UCLA will play 13 non-conference games, highlighted by a Dec. 3 meeting at home against Kentucky.
Thomas Welsh is among 24 players who will participate in the World Championship Team training camp.
Norman Powell was honored as the team MVP at UCLA's basketball banquet on Monday evening.
Ikenna Okwarabizie, a 6-foot-9 center, will enroll as a sophomore at UCLA this summer.
Statement from UCLA Health and quote from Dan Guerrero regarding Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.
UCLA had 18 former players compete in the NBA during the 2014-15 regular season.


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Archive for May, 2007
The Don Imus Effect
May 15th
Posted by Joshua Taj Bozeman in Business
This is absurd. Opie and Anthony have been suspended from XM radio for 30 days for laughing at a tasteless scenario that a guest thought up involving forced sex with Condi Rice and Laura Bush. It was very out of taste, and it was stupid- but this took place on an "UNCENSORED" channel that has a big "XL" next to it denoting the fact that it's uncensored and contains graphic language!
This is, by far, some of the lamest stuff I've heard from this show. It's downright tame to some of the stuff they and their guests have said in the past, and I listen on a regular basis (from home to work and back at the end of the day.)
So, XM sets up an "uncensored" channel with shock jocks, then they censor them? This is insanity, and I blame it on media matters for america and Al Sharpton. Media matters for their obsession over the story, being the ones who started all the chaos to begin with…and Sharpton for being the racist hypocrite he has always been.
This Don Imus effect is insane! They fired a pair of jocks for making fun of a chinese guy- it was actually pretty funny…then they suspended some guy for making a Jewish jab. What country are we in here, folks? If you don't care for it, TURN THE STATION! People are too easily offended anymore..it's actually rather sad.
Now, the message boards show that O&A have been fired from XM. If this is the case, I am seriously considering canceling my subscription. They said it best Monday, "We're under the same scrutiny as it doesn't make sense." Indeed, it does not…
Republican Debate on Fox News
May 15th
Posted by Joshua Taj Bozeman in Business
This stuff is actually sort of a joke…ten candidates on a stage is absurd. I was sort of torn on this- why allow only the top candidates? I feel the media is partly responsible for the top spots as it is…they push a few candidates all the time, no wonder they have the most support in current polls. All should get a chance to give their opinions and share their views. But, when you see them all together- you see this just doesn't work.
A few thoughts- Giuliani…don't much like him. The fact that he's on his third marriage is upsetting to me personally. The fact that he's pro-abortion is another aspect of his views I dislike a lot. I don't think I can vote for a supporter of abortion. I also find his evasion of questions annoying. McCain and Romney are guilty of this as well. Sadly- the most open and honest candidates are those on the bottom of the polls. I'm sick of seeing a question asked and the top 3 guys dancing around with their answers.
Ron Paul- this guy is out of his mind. He doesn't want us to lead the world basically…that's the feeling I got from him. He wants an America that doesn't intervene in international fights? Too bad our actions doing just that in WWII lead us to the spot as super power! I'd never support an anti-war "conservative."
McCain- he just looks like a zombie to me. He's constantly got this weird stare on his face- looks as if he's staring at one spot or something. It's a bit creepy. That and I forgot he voted against Bush's tax cuts twice.
Tancredo has good ideas on immigration.
Personally- I think the best bet would be a Fred Thompson candidacy.
The top 3- McCain, Giuliani, and Romney are stepping over each other whining they wall want 30 seconds. Ugh…
I'm not very impressed at all. Out of this group- I'd vote for tough talking Tancredo.
UPDATE: I should mention I find Giuliani's adoption blathering stupid when asked about abortion. He refuses to be clear and straight on his support for abortion, instead going on a tangent about how adoptions in NYC rose when he was mayor. I see that in the May 3 debate he claimed a 70% increase- I think tonight he said it was a 130% increase. It turns out, he's full of it either way. FactCheck.Org has more info.
Note to Rudy- when asked about your support of killing soon-to-be-born babies…don't go on and on about fictional adoption rates! 'I support mothers killing babies, but hey- I'll claim adoptions were up when I was mayor!' Insulting.
Proof: The Left is Hate-Filled
May 15th
Posted by Joshua Taj Bozeman in Breaking News
The left in this country is filled with hatred. Liberals, who claim to be compassionate people who love the poor, the downtrodden, the sick, the elderly, and on and on…they're full of hate.
Proof? Check DailyKos for the sick and twisted comments attacking Jerry Falwell, who died today. These people are out of their minds insane.
More proof? Air America radio host, Rachel Maddox, when talking about Falwell said 'he's dead, dead, dead as a doornail, dead.' She also said 'welcome to day 1 post-Falwell.' Why make these statements? Why gleeful over someones death? Do you people have no soul?
I'm sure Maddox is currently making even worse statements- I had to turn it off, because it was just sickening. If you think homosexuality is a sin and immoral- you're evil in Maddox's eyes. Makes absolutely no sense, as that means most Americans would be considered evil!
The left is showing its true colors today…just take a quick look around many liberal blogs, and you'll see their hatred on full display.
UPDATE: Amanda Marcotte, the hate-filled woman who ever-clueless John Edwards hired for his blog, has a post titled "The gates of hell swing open and Satan welcomes his beloved son"
In the comments, someone makes the good point that if Jimmy Carter died, she doesn't think conservatives would act like this, because conservatives have more class (historically true)…Marcotte's response?
Amanda Marcotte
May 15th, 2007 at 2:15 pm
Nice thing about being a non-believer, Tib, is it springs you from having to be idiotically literal.
That, of course, won't happen; conservatives simply have more class.
Tell that to the over 600,000 Iraqis we've managed to kill. But with class.
Shocker? Only to fools like John Edwards. I do love the bogus 600, 000 number that has been refuted time and time again. Liberals, I guess, love to parrot bogus numbers. That and the fact that she's implying US soldiers murdered these people somehow…no mention of the 1million+ people Saddam was responsible for killing…I guess it doesn't matter when a brutal dictator kills people. Better let the people suffer under that brutal dictator. Finally- her comments makes little sense as an attack on conservatives, considering most democrats ALSO voted in support of the war that she claims has killed "600, 000″ people.
PDATE: Why did CNN have the hateful Christopher Hitchens on to attack Falwell on the night the poor guy died?
Media Research Centers covers Hitchen's idiotic rants about Falwell on Anderson Cooper's show.
If there's one thing that's quite obvious about Hitchens- he is one of the most miserable people on this planet. I wonder if he's married and if his wife has ever tried to take her life. I say that only half kidding- can you imagine being around someone that is so angry and so filled with hate all day long? Heck- you need only look at the picture of him from the show to see he's completely miserable and hates everyone and everything. Just because you think you're a cosmic accident with no purpose but to waste oxygen for your DNA, that's no reason to look so angry all the time.
Slow Bird
May 13th
Posted by Joshua Taj Bozeman in Misc
I'll tell you what is quite disturbing. Driving down the road, you notice a bird standing in the street in front of you, you think it's going to move, but it doesn't…UNTIL you're driving over it- the bird decides that would be the best time to fly into the air for safety and boom- you hear and feel the impact. That and when you look in the rearview mirror, you see a bunch of feathers flying behind you.
Al Sharpton the Anti-Semitic, Racist, Coward
May 11th
Posted by Joshua Taj Bozeman in Cable News
Al Sharpton "debated" Don Imus' radio producer on Hannity & Colmes tonight. No shock- he refused to answer any questions about his own racist or anti-semitic remarks. He refused to defend any of his own actions (he somehow thinks he's the epitome of moral greatness, yet when asked about his many racist remarks- he dodges the question.)
Sharpton also refused to take on rap artists. Well- Imus' producer asked Sharpton if he'd tell Hillary Clinton, who recently took $800, 000 from rap 'artist' Timbaland (who says "nigger" 24 times in one of his songs) to give Timbaland's money back, what was Sharpton's reply? He refused to tell her to give the cash back. Instead, he turned it into an attack on President Bush, complaining that Bush met with Puffy Sean Combs. Sharpton was asked again to stop dodging the issue and give an answer, but he proved himself the hypocritical coward we all know he is. Sad when you debate Don Imus' radio producer and he makes you look like a coward.
Sharpton won't ever take personal responsibility for his own racism. He'll never give you a straight answer on his neverending race-baiting and hustling. He'll always be a coward with a double standard. That's the Sharpton we've known for so many years, why change now?
New Terror Plot: Muslims Again (No Shocker There)
May 11th
Posted by Joshua Taj Bozeman in Crime
The terrorist plot to attack Fort Dix- all of the suspects arrested. Get this. They're all muslims who daily praise mohammed- a mass murdering warrior.
is ANYONE, and I mean ANYONE shocked to hear this? Did anyone hear the news of a terror plot and actually wonder what religion these guys were a part of?
Does anyone not see the very disturbing pattern? Does anyone think that maybe when you follow a religion created by a mass murderer, this is the logical outcome? Does anyone want to deny that simple fact and come up with an explanation on how any person who praises a mass murderer could, in any way, claim to be peaceful or part of a religion of peace?
PS How many of these idiots are here illegally?
Obama Panders, Gets All 'Facts' Wrong
May 9th
Posted by Joshua Taj Bozeman in Congress
Barack, 'I opposed the war from the start, because removing brutal despots is something I just don't support', Obama recently got his facts very wrong at a fundraising event (when you're a fool whose only goal is to take millions of dollars from other wealthy fools, you sometimes go stupid)- he claimed that the tornado that hit Kansas killed 10, 000 people, and he parroted the bogus claim from Kansas governor Kathleen Sebelius that the state only has 40% of its national guard equipment available to help with the disaster.
Here's Barack's comment:
"In case you missed it, this week, there was a tragedy in Kansas. Ten thousand people died—an entire town destroyed,"
Well- he was wrong on both counts. First, only 12 people died. VERY far off from his claim of 10, 000. Also- several reports from many sources have shown that the governor is just wrong- she's a political hack using a bad situation to attack the president (what a shocker…I thought democrats were all about love, kindness, and compassion?), and that the state actually has 70% or more available. Remember- the town hit was a mere 1, 500 (which makes you wonder how on earth Obama came up with 10, 000- which is what? 7 or 8 times the entire city?)
So, Obama panders like an idiot, the Kansas governor abuses disaster victims to make political attacks. This is the current state of one of the Democratic frontrunners? This is how politicians act now?
Law and Order: Stop With the "True Life" Nonsense
May 5th
Posted by Joshua Taj Bozeman in Crime
I don't often watch Law And Order anymore…the show went downhill a long time ago. Probably with the departure of Orbach. One thing that I notice every now and again, from flipping through the channels, or seeing clips of the series on other shows- they have an obsessive tendency to cover real life current events while trying to make sure we all know from the start of the show that the event portrayed in this episode isn't based on any actual events whatsoever- it's purrrrrrely fictional, totally, completely, and 100%- except it isn't at all.
Right now, Special Victims Unit is airing an episode about a preacher backed by his congregation who killed a gay prostitute he was having an affair with. Well, golly that sounds familiar to me. Minus the murder part- they had to add some fanciful addition to make it better for TV. I just have to wonder why they're so adamant that the show isn't based on any actual event.
I also tend to see a political pattern in the targets they go after. I could be wrong, but it seems they tend to pick on mostly conservative targets in their negative portrayals. Now, this particular episode, I take no issue with the target- this guy is just scum…but, the pattern and their insistence that it's not based on any actual even is a tad bit annoying.
UPDATE: In the 'not-so-shocking'category' Law & Order SVU was followed by an episode of the original Law & Order where a man kills his daughter's teacher because he was teaching the daughter about evolution- and of course, Christians are lunatics (like, duh) who kill people when they dare teach their children evolution. Can someone PLEASE name a single case of murder because a teacher taught a lesson evolution? The father says that the teacher was putting his daughter in mortal danger by trying to make her an unbeliever. Please don't tell me you're not seeing the clear attack on conservative values. I say 'conservative' because they don't seem to be attacking the liberal Christian here, just a crude stereotype of conservative Christianity.
Logitech Harmony 880 Remote
May 1st
Posted by Joshua Taj Bozeman in Electronics
I noticed Wal Mart has one of the Logitech Harmony remote controls. The model I saw was the 520 and runs right below 100 bucks. The reviews aren't the best, so I went searching for a better model. I found the Harmony 880. It has a color screen and a docking station that recharges the batteries. Good thing, as the other models have no docking station, and you'd go through batteries all the time.
I have many components in my home theatre- too many in fact…I still need to get a multi-port HDMI/TOS LINK, so I have more inputs. I'm sort of in the stage where I'm having to remove one wire and plug it into something else every now and then. That's always a pain.
Unfortunately, the price tag is a little high. I'm not sure I want to spend nearly $230 on a remote control- even though I have 7 remotes sitting on my table right next to me, and they're starting to take over the room!
Absurd Illegal Alien Defense: Don't Break Families Apart
May 1st
Posted by Joshua Taj Bozeman in Congress
I often hear the following argument when discussing illegal immigrants:
We shouldn't separate families…so, when an illegal alien has a child in the US- that child is automatically a US citizen. That kid won't be deported, because they're not illegal. The mother, however, can be deported, but illegal advocates argue the system is broken, because or current laws would break this family apart.
Now- this line of reasoning is just downright silly. If this your argument, you're basically making a loud declaration to all future illegals- 'all you have to do is come into our country and have a child…then you can claim you should stay because to deport you would mean we're breaking up a family.'
No shocker that the illegal alien advocates who call for people to break the law don't see the obvious insanity with their argument. Then again, I think they do, in fact, see the insanity, but because they're advocates of breaking the law- they just don't care.
People will continue to use this argument and many others…but, breaking the law is breaking the law. Unfortunately, even our president has refused to show an ounce of leadership in regards to this issue and is supporting an amnesty plan, which will do nothing but hurt all of us.


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Channel 4's Secret Millionaire
Earlier this year, Dawn went underground as Channel 4's Secret Millionaire
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The Secret Millionaire Changed My Life - Dawn returns to our screens January 11th
Dawn returns to Bristol to see how her gifts have made a difference and to plan what happens next, and she wants her experiences to make an impact on her own family as well.
In October 2009 Dawn Gibbins spent a week living in inner-city Bristol as a Secret Millionaire. During her stay, she discovered a world she never knew existed and faced up to some of her biggest fears. The people she met inspired her so much, she gave away a quarter of a million pounds and completely changed her outlook. The experience has changed Dawn in ways she never could have predicted and sent her life into completely new directions.
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During her time undercover, Dawn lived in one of the most deprived areas in the south west of England, with high levels of street crime, and where drug misuse is rife. She looked for and was introduced to people that may have needed her help. She met and was inspired by some of the people trying to tackle some of Bristol's biggest social problems.
From volunteering on an outreach van with the One25 project, a charity that seeks to enable women who are abused and trapped in a life of street sex-work, to serving meals to those sleeping rough and battling addiction at the Wild Goose Café, she came across a world she never knew existed. And at the Teenage Parents Project in the south of Bristol, Dawn found inspiration in Deana Stone, a former teen mum who now offers support and guidance to young parents.
The experience shoced Dawn to the core and challenged her in ways she never could have imagined. At the end of her stay in Bristol, Dawn returned home a changed woman. But not before she transformed the lives of the people she met and gave away a quarter of a million pounds when she revealed that she's a Secret Millionaire.
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McKenzie was born in a teepee, and baptised in the Washita River. He was educated at the Rainy Mountain Kiowa Boarding School where it was mandatory to speak the English Language; those who used the Kiowa language were threatened with physical punishment. Afterwards, he attended the Phoenix Indian Boarding School, Union High School, Lamson College, and Oklahoma State University.
When in 1918 the Smithsonian Institution sent the anthropologist John Peabody Harrington to Oklahoma to study the language of the Kiowa, McKenzie was his translator. This began a decades-long scientific examination and recording of the Kiowa language which until then had been purely an oral language. They jointly developed a valid phonetic alphabet, which also resulted in the publication of Vocabulary of the Kiowa Language (1928) and Popular Account of the Kiowa Indian Language (1948), in a collaboration that extended into the 1950s. All this time, from the 1920s-1950s, McKenzie - never an academic - was a stenographer in the Indians Monies Section of the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
Late in his life, in close cooperation with Laurel Watkins, McKenzie published A Grammar of Kiowa 1984. Some compared his work with the development of the Sequoyah and Cherokee alphabets. He also translated many texts from English, including Baptist hymns.
His contributions to the Kiowa were honoured by the University of Colorado in 1991 with the awarding of an honorary doctorate, and his 100th birthday was honoured with a ceremony in the Red Buffalo Hall of the Kiowa Tribal Complex in Carnegie, Oklahoma. McKenzie was a Freemason.
McKenzie died in 1999 at the age of 101 years, and was interred at Anadarko, Oklahoma. After his death, he was elected to the Oklahoma Historians Hall of Fame.
He was married to Nettie, who he had met at school, and had two daughters, Esther Hayes of Mountain View and Kathryn Collier of Wewoka.


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Bringing school closer to home
"Before, I stayed at home and helped in the house. I cleaned, cooked and fetched water. Now, I can go to school in my own village," Medanite says.
Medanite Otto is nine years old and she loves to learn. With a shy smile, she talks about her school day and her favourite subject, English. Just two years ago, going to school was not part of her daily life. But thanks to the construction of an Alternative Basic Education (ABE) centre in her community, supported by UNICEF, she now has the opportunity to learn every day.
Medanite lives with her family of 12 in Gemeto Udo, a small farming village in Ethiopia. Like many rural communities, there is no government school nearby. It is hard for children to attend school because the road is too long and dangerous to walk, and they are needed for work around the home. The girls help in the house, fetching water, cooking and cleaning, while the boys look after the herds.
In the community's new ABE centre, school hours are more flexible and students can combine school with their daily chores, attending either in the morning or in the afternoon. The centre is also located in the village to provide easy access for children who live in the area.
Without the construction of the ABE centre, Medanite would have had to wait until she was at least ten years old to start grade one. Instead, she started learning at the centre the day she turned seven and, when she completes her classes there, she will be old enough to walk to school and study with other students her age.
The Alternative Basic Education programme is part of the government school programme, implemented by Regional Education Bureaus and supported by UNICEF. With the support of donors like you, UNICEF will help expand the ABE programme so that rural students like Medanite can have a school to call their own.


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My Favourite WWE 2011 Moments
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Hey guys. TBH this year has had some bad writing and bad promos and some general can't get any worse moments. But its also had some good times. I just want to put a list of the moments when I was reminded why I love wrestling. If it was possible to chop raw up on my sky player (like tivo for the UK) and save parts the list would be bigger but going back 52 weeks is hard from memory. Dont wanna go into detail or this blog would be a book. Check these out on youtube or other places to see if you agree. Here goes.
WWE RAW 2/14/11 The Miz vs Daniel Bryan
This one was an awesome match for me because the miz won squeeky clean.
WWE Raw 2/14/11 The Rock returns to Raw
Even tho that match was pleasant this is the reason I stayed up even tho I had work at 5am. Because I had a hunch. When his music hit I marked out. And that promo was great. Sent me to work the happiest.
WWE Raw 3/7/11 The Miz lays out John Cena
This was... Awesome. Put the peoples elbow on him and cut an awesome promo to the camera.
Monday Night Raw 6/13/11 Stone Cold Steve Austin Guest Host
I dunno what it is but when hes around the whole vibe is ass kicking. He just creates great energy with anyone. Loved it.
CM Punk Shoot On RAW 06/27/2011
I didn't watch this live. I found out the next day he was suspended. Realized shit must've went down. And as we all know. Dayum.
CM Punk vs John Cena MITB 07/17/11
For me, this was the biggest match of the year in terms of emtional investment, WWE did the whole thing well for one night. Then pooped on it by basically ignoring the immensity of what happened by creating another belt.
Summerslam 8/14/11 Rey Mysterio, Kofi Kingston & John Morrison vs Miz, R Truth & Alberto Del Rio
People will disagree with this because I saw on the forums a lot weren't keen. But really this was an exciting match, it wasn't booked but had a lot of good spots. And really this was the start of a spell of some decent decent wrestling matches imo.
Orton vs Christian No Holds Barred Summerslam 14/8/2011
R-Truth vs. John Morrison Falls count anywhere 8/15/11
Randy Orton vs. Dolph Ziggler 08/29/2011
Great match.
Triple H vs CM Punk No DQ 9/18/11
Clusterfuck but was awesome
Raw 9/26/11 Del Rio with the chair. Hell in a Cell. Del Rio locks out Cena. Miz and truth
I liked the intensity of Del Rio I thought it was a decent build to Hell in a Cell. Its a shame the amount of pay per views made this period pretty tiring. I thought it was a good match and liked how Cena was locked out meaning new champion guarantee. When the Miz and Truth got in I thought it was kind of dumb that no one could lift the cell but was just crazy especially JR
R-Truth and The Miz vs John Morrison and Rey Mysterio Tag Team Match Raw 1/8/11
Pretty dynamic match. I liked how miz and truth were a real tag team working together.
John Cena, CM Punk, Sheamus, WWE Tag Team Champions Air Boom & Mason Ryan def. WWE Champion Alberto Del Rio, Christian, Intercontinental Champion Cody Rhodes, U.S. Champion Dolph Ziggler, Jack Swagger & David Otunga raw 10/3/11
Lots of great wrestling
SuperSmackDown 28/10/11
I just thought the whole show (minus the big show and henry) was entertaining. The matches were great
The Rock and Cena vs Miz and Truth 11/20/11
The match was good. I don't get how cena is being arrogant almost heel like while The Rock was there. It's more like he doesn't know how he should be reacting with him. The Rock was explosive. But I didn't like the time it took in between tags for the momentum to get back in the match. It was a Rock spectacle; and the long wait meant it has to be here.
Randy Orton vs Cody Rhodes (Street Fight) Smackdown 11/4/11
Thats my list! I think to summarise 2011 has put on decent matches and moments. But the writing has been so disgraceful. I haven't been as into the last couple of episodes although I have scrubbed over it. And I have zero interest in TLC. Looking at the picks I made I think that even though CM Punk made the biggest impact this year The Miz has had a great one from the very start. Dolph Ziggler has been my favourite this year. Cody Rhodes has been decent also but I feel like as he's been on smackdown until the supershow format and has no Vicky its been a lot harder for him to get a reaction and you've seen him try so hard in ppvs to get some heat. I know you've noticed there was no wrestlemania match even though I know everyone else would add Triple H vs Taker. I just thought it would be easy to add that but it had no connection with anything else that happened this year and was really just a seperate one off match from everything else that has happened. For no reason at all that bugs me. But apart from that I hope you agree or at least check out these matches to remind ourselves that even though nothing in WWE makes sense and always screws with us when we think its going to get awesome. It actually has had some gems this year.


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Low-cost carrier 1time Airline is set to return to South Africa's skies in March with the launch of new domestic flights, says its prospective new owner Pak Africa Aviation.
The plan is for 1time, which suspended operations last year, to start services from Johannesburg to Durban, Cape Town and Port Elizabeth in the first week of March 2014.
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1 (16.5-ounce) roll refrigerated sugar-cookie dough
4 (3.5-ounce) containers vanilla pudding
2 cups chocolate cookie crumbs or 20 chocolate sandwich cookies finely crushed
Assorted whole vanilla wafers and graham crackers
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Managing Alcohol Incidents Committee
The Managing Alcohol Incidents Committee (MAI) was established in August 2009 with a mixed focus on prevention and intervention. Specifically, the goals of MAI are to gather information on alcohol related issues at the University, explore factors within the campus community that contribute to high-risk alcohol use, and work to reduce high-risk alcohol use through partnerships with others in the University and local community.
Committee Members
The Managing Alcohol Incidents Committee (MAI) is chaired by Stephanie Adamec Director of The Center for Health Education and Wellness. For more information on MAI, please contact Stephanie Adamec at (570) 941-4253.
- Stephanie Adamec - Director of The Center for Health Education and Wellness
- Investigator Kevin Rude-University Police
- Sherry Dougherty, MSW - University Counseling Center
- Barbara King - Interim Dean of Students
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- Mia Collarini-Athletics
- Bobby Hermes-Recreational Sports
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- Student Education: Purpose is to work with various student groups to offer alcohol education and programming. In 2012-2013, this group devised a "Choose Your Own Adventure" program that was implemented with first-year residential students. This year, with students serving on a subcommittee, this group looks to expand their work.
- Social Host: This committee works with the local community and off-campus population to collaborate on alcohol prevention efforts. They reach out to individuals including, but not limited to, Scranton Police Department, University Police, University administrators, and the magistrate to discuss University goals and how these constituencies may support each other in addressing a community issue particularly as it relates to social hosting. Currently, the committee is working on unveiling a Social Host Workshop that was created and piloted in the 2012-2013 academic year.
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Novel bulletin board system based on document object model and client-side scripting for improved interaction
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Jan. 28, 2013 to Jan. 30, 2013
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Hyunseung Choo , Department of Interaction Science, Sungkyunkwan University, Korea
Web Bulletin Board System has first appeared and provided a space for people to share opinions and information freely on web service. These days, public institutions, the press, firms and even personal internet websites use various types of Bulletin Board system. But, the system of current Bulletin Board hasn't improved at all for a long time using interface developed in 90s. They are not made using latest web techniques so that a speed of the system is very slow as well. To keep the pace with the era of smart mobile when the newest web techniques such as Ajax and CSS3 are used, this writing will suggest and body out the new Bulletin Board service which can interwork with varied platforms. Plus, Cassandra, one of NoSQL databases, improves concurrent accessibility for multi-users, and makes a big date process possible. The proposed technique will be able to provide effective service to various platforms by offering 500% faster use of writing, deleting and loading.
Cassandra, Web Forum, Bulletin board, NoSQL
Hyunseung Choo, "Novel bulletin board system based on document object model and client-side scripting for improved interaction", ICOIN, 2013, The International Conference on Information Networking 2014 (ICOIN2014), The International Conference on Information Networking 2014 (ICOIN2014) 2013, pp. 511-516, doi:10.1109/ICOIN.2013.6496432


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"Rejoice with those who rejoice; mourn with those who mourn."
-Romans 12:15
Hi Ladies,
Wow, so much has been going on this week with my friends in "Blog Land" – I wanted to take the chance to clue you all in as I am just thrilled to pieces with the way the Lord is working in all of their lives and ministries.
Today, I am rejoicing with my very special friends…
My dear friend Adina from "Take them a Meal" featured Comfy in the Kitchen's Black Bean Soup with Rice. This is an excellent (and naturally gluten-free) soup to make on those brisk winter nights! If you are up for it, make a little extra and share it with a friend…you know I love a meal ministry!
Please be praying for TTAM and for the Spirit to move even more people to be inspired to cook for those in need!
Moving along…
Another one of my dearest friends, Courtney, from Women Living Well is continuing on with her Book Club. You do not need her book to do this study (but who wouldn't want a copy?)- Just pop on over and be encouraged! Tomorrow, Courtney will be sharing the Comfy in the Kitchen "Your Ministry" part of our WLW Conference. If you're desiring Christian fellowship from the comfort of your own home, this is the place to be. If you are wondering what God can do with you…this is the video to watch! YOU can be used mightily!!!!
Oh boy, Oh boy!
It's time to partaaaay with my amazingly talented, and super fun friend Karen Ehman! She just released, "Every Day Confetti" , co-authored with yet another amazing woman, Glynnis Whitwer. You won't want to miss out on this book!
Karen says:
"Got a calendar packed with reasons to celebrate but a brain that lacks ideas? Special people you want to love on but limited time to do it?
Relax. Have I got a book for you! Everyday Confetti, the celebration go-to guide by Karen Ehman and Glynnis Whitwer of Proverbs 31 Ministries, gives women the ideas and the motivation they need to make such occasions less daunting. You can get that Pinterest feel of perfection without all the hassle and time-consuming steps. They provide creative ideas and menu plans for:
- Holidays
- Birthdays
- Special Events
- Unique Occasions–{like book lovers day, name day or Johnny Appleseed day}
- Seemingly ordinary days too!"
Sounds right up my alley, Karen! Wohoo!
(Karen, did you realize that Disney's "Frozen" is featuring a song about your last book? Hmmm….very, very interesting. I'm reminded of this daily by my little girls, lol)
Also, my beloved friend Darlene from Time Warp Wife unveiled her latest e-book today! in "The Virtuous Life of a Christ-Centered Wife", Darlene discusses 17 virtues which call us to action! She also includes methods of study to meditate on. Buy one for yourself and for a friend and encourage each other in your walk as wives!
Ohhh…I can't forget Joy…precious Joy. If you haven't been over to her site, you simply must take quick moment to hear her message on The Cross and Mothering. Joy always has a way to deeply inspire me- she is beautiful inside and out.
As you can see, I have some pretty amazing friends who God has done some pretty amazing things through! I'm so happy for all of them!
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Frank Vincent Zappa (December 21, 1940 – December 4, 1993) was an American musician, composer, guitarist, recording engineer, record producer, and film director. In a career spanning more than 30 years, Zappa composed rock, jazz, orchestral and musique concrète works. He also directed feature-length films and music videos, and designed album covers. Zappa produced almost all of the more than 60 albums he released with the band the Mothers of Invention and as a solo artist. While in his teens, he acquired a taste for 20th-century classical composers such as Edgard Varèse, Igor Stravinsky, and Anton Webern along with 1950s rhythm and blues music. He began writing classical music in high school, while at the same time playing drums in rhythm and blues bands; he later switched to electric guitar. Zappa was a self-taught composer and performer, and his diverse musical influences led him to create music that was often difficult to categorize. His 1966 debut album with... Read more
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Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow on Comedy Central
Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow, featuring me looking fatter but just as funny, will be on Comedy Central tonight at 10pm and also at various times on Tuesday, Saturday and Sunday. Sorry abut the sweating but, as I said, two stone heavier then! Click here for further details.


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The Bachelor
Bachelor 2013 Power Rankings: Desiree Hartsock Kisses Her Way to First
Sean Lowe's life is so hard. Not only is his best friend a mysterious rock formation in California, he's been kidnapped by Chris "Big Pimpin" Harrison and forced to make out with 26 vaguely intoxicated strangers. Clearly, Captain America needs our help.
Please join us as we rank the most powerful players from this week's Rated R episode of The Bachelor 17, based on their sex appeal, personality, degrees of insanity and chance of winning this thing!
Name: Amanda Meyer
Ranking: 5
Pros: Look, we know Amanda spent most of this episode looking 50 shades of deranged, but did she get kicked off for her unusual (read: semi-psychotic) behavior? No. We R-E-S-P-E-C-T anyone who can be that cray-cray and still earn herself a flower. Clearly girlfriend is gifted.
Cons: In the words of Barry Manilow: "Oh, Mandy. Well you came and you gave without taking." Yeah, that's all. We have nothing else to say about this mysterious creature.
Name: Robyn Howard
Ranking: 4
Pros: We love that Robyn sashayed up to Sean and asked him if he's attracted to women of color. And we equally love that Sean answered this question by rambling off a list of ethnicities that he finds attractive. Thanks to Robyn we know that Sean wants to make out with all colors of the lady rainbow — plus he seemed legitimately impressed by her gutsy question!
Cons: Robyn has barely had any screen time, so it's really hard to tell how crazy she is on a scale of 1-10. Right now girlfriend seems super normal, which as far as we're concerned is the biggest con ever.
Name: Kacie B
Ranking: 3
Pros: Kacie is finally out of Sean's "friend zone" (which is kind of like an "end zone" in football, a sport which we know nothing about, so never mind just forget that this parentheses ever happened), but she has some war wounds, guys. Which brings us to the cons.
Cons: Like many veterans, Kacie is suffering from PTSD as a result of being trapped in Bachelor Mansion for weeks on end. Lord knows it's only a matter of time before she starts hallucinating visions of Ben Flajnik guzzling Envolve.
Name: Lindsay Yenter
Ranking: 2
Pros: Lindsay managed not to a) get drunk and proposition Sean, and b) wear a bridal gown. Progress, guys! Plus, Sean seems to genuinly like her goofy personality, and who knows? Maybe he even likes that streak of bronze in her bangs!
Cons: Lindsay showed up wearing a dress that looked like Cruella Deville's hair circa her dalmatian killing spree.
Name: Desiree Hartsock
Ranking: 1
Pros: What's not to love? Desiree is gorgeous, has a great sense of humor, was willing to eat the "steak" that Sean "cooked" for her, has stellar family values, and let's be real. Girlfriend knows how to splash her way around a swimming pool. Watching her float around that tepid body of water was like The Little Mermaid all over again. Also Sean = Sebastian the Crab.
Cons: She might be too perfect. AHAHAHAH, just kidding! There's no such thing.


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Each January, Crime Stoppers programs around the world celebrate Crime Stoppers Month to highlight their successes and promote one of the largest crime solving and crime fighting programs in the world.
N.B. Crime Stoppers Inc. president Ron Godin says the program's success in this province is due in large part to the many volunteers, organizations, sponsors, businesses, media and law enforcement agencies that contribute to its operation.
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I'm going to an old housemate's 21st tomorrow night and I want to have a proper "getting ready" evening before hand. I'm the sort of person who is always guilty of leaving getting ready for a night out to the last possible moment, and having to rush around as so not to be late (and normally I'm still late anyway).
So tomorrow I swear that I'm going to leave myself at least an hour and a half for outfit choosing, having a couple of pre-night out drinks and listening to loud music whilst putting on make-up, because getting ready properly is half the fun, right?
Have a good weekend all you lovelies!
Shoe Porn, Flower Porn.
I'm going to an old housemate's 21st tomorrow night and I want to have a proper "getting ready" evening before hand. I'm the sort of person who is always guilty of leaving getting ready for a night out to the last possible moment, and having to rush around as so not to be late (and normally I'm still late anyway).
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OH MY GAWD.ReplyDelete
and those flowers are so pretty :)
have a nice time at your friends party!
I love everything!! Those shoes are going to haunt me in my dreams. I love looking at flowers too! They're lovely! xxoxoxoReplyDelete
I love getting ready with the girls - definately half the fun.ReplyDelete
I don't know what to think about the last shoe. My instinct is to hate it, but it's so wild and unique that I love it. And would probably die if I ever attempted to wear it.
I love black boots! Littla bit 70's!ReplyDelete
Have a great weekend!
Lovely flowers and gorgeous shoes!!!ReplyDelete
Those shoes are to die for!ReplyDelete
Love the shoes. I am one of those henious people who leave it until the last min. Link swap?ReplyDelete
Have a good time.
love the purple onesReplyDelete
love the purple shoes! and the gorgeous flowers.ReplyDelete
hope yer weekend is just fab!!!
Holy!! I love your blog. You are simply stunning and have an impecable sense of style. xoxo, Nic P.S. The louder the music, the better the outfit :)ReplyDelete
Flower porn definitely exists. We watched some in 7th grade biology. It sometimes involves threesomes with bees.ReplyDelete
That is a fabulous flower! It's gorgeous.. the pale pinkness- If only it could be applied to clothes! The varying shade... haha I sound like a nutcase. I love those purple zipper shoes!ReplyDelete
flower porn...hmmm, if you can imagine it, it exists.ReplyDelete
there were a bunch of spring blossoms scattered throughout the city. i remember where i used to live when i was a kid, there was a long street lined with consecutive spring blossom trees. whenever there was a light breeze, it looked as if the street showered pink petals...beautiful.
so pretty!ReplyDelete
Wow those wedge boots are insane! I love your bleached leggings and your necklace chain from the prev post!ReplyDelete
xx Jessie
waah! amazing shoes. i don't think i could ever walk in them though :(ReplyDelete
Lovin all of the Acne shoes, wow!ReplyDelete
i wish i had those purple shoes, so pretty.ReplyDelete
awww cherry blossoms. how lovely. :)
Thank you for your comment on my blog!ReplyDelete
I love the shoes and your haircut is very special and looks really pretty on you!
Those purple ones are my fave!ReplyDelete
Aww pretty flowers and those paisley wedges are soo groovy, haha!ReplyDelete
Have a fab weekend, the photos are just lovely!ReplyDelete
Hahahah that last shoe is awesome!ReplyDelete
Beautiful shoes! & flowers. Hope you had a great weekend =)ReplyDelete
I think I just heard the purple sandals yelling my name!ReplyDelete
where on earth did you find those acne shoe pictures?! I am so in love with them and have been looking for close-ups for ages!ReplyDelete
flower porn should definately exist! those are beautiful!
Pretty flowers! And yes, i agree, getting ready should be half the fun! :) xReplyDelete
I'm in love with those chunky heels :DReplyDelete
oh mah gah at that fourth shoe. i can't stop looking at it; it's fascinating!ReplyDelete
love love love the shoes!!!ReplyDelete
I want those purple ones!ReplyDelete
i need a pair of those brown wedges!ReplyDelete
mmm acne shoes...ReplyDelete
yes getting ready is half the fun! actually i'd say it's 75$ of the fun :P
holy moly! i love those acne shoes!!!! loveeeee!!!!ReplyDelete
omg those Acne 09 summer wedges are crazy :ooo I want those! NO I need those :DDReplyDelete
good luck with getting ready! i usually plan my outfit the night/week/month before, depending how important the even is going to be! Love those pink blossom trees, so gorgeous!ReplyDelete
that shoe porn is turnin' me on!ReplyDelete
So beautiful pink flowers! ;))ReplyDelete
i loveee all of them shoes, the first pair espessh.ReplyDelete
I want the third black boot. So chic and sleek!!!ReplyDelete
I love acne boots! I still want the box boots so bad!! <3ReplyDelete
oh my! those paisley print wedges! i will dream of these every night nowReplyDelete
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Chris Westwood and Kevin Betsy were the heroes as lowly Wycombe notched their first win in 14 attempts to ruin Millwall's vintage run at the Den with a 2-0 victory.
The Lions had not lost in 14 home games heading into the clash but Westwood and Betsy popped up after the break to seal Wycombe boss Gary Waddock's first win since taking charge.
The home side had the best of the first half but the opening chance fell to Wycombe after 16 minutes but Westwood headed Scott Davies' cross over.
And just two minutes later another golden chance was wasted - this time Lions skipper Paul Robinson heading wide.
Jason Price was sent through by Marc Laird on the half-hour but his hesitation allowed the Wycombe defence to scramble clear.
Millwall roared out of the blocks after the break only to be dealt a sucker punch after 56 minutes when Chris Westwood rose highest to head home a John Mousinho corner from 10 yards out.
And with the Lions pressing the Chairboys sealed the points 18 minutes from time when Davies slipped Betsy through and the former Southend midfielder ran 40 yards before converting.
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