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JENNY THE ELEPHANT (African, 1977). 2011. Acrylic on canvas . 24 x 20 inches (61.0 x 50.8 cm). ... (Total: 2 Items)
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I need something to do now, Sha is gone and I is the bored.
Keh! Ahaha, your one of my new favorites. And no Im not in the mood. I miss my home town, I miss sex.
Anyone else want to battle? I really need something to pass time.
Looks like Sha is back.
Yush, but that was the final post. So I am bored again. My character lost, but it will all be fun.
I'll battle you..this will the frst time i would you this account in a match, in fact this is my first post with him lol
Cool beans. How should we do this? Pallu will obviously be more ready, after fighting and surviving Sha.
doesn't matter to me....
Your character seems bad ass. And my characters power comes from a pendant, so will your character be able to mimic it?
no....I can only mimic blast powers or things of that nature...I couldn't copy yours because it comes from a pendant, I can not copy the pendant itself therefore i can not use sound manipulation
Lame sauce. I like using Pallu though.. dear god he is fun.
Where do you want the match to take place? I propose a forest clearing or something.....
I agree, considering my character will have to get the hell out of the city after a quarter of it was just obliterated by me and sha. So a forest would be an ideal wondering place. Why would your character Challenge mine? Considering mine is not occupying himself with people as of the moment.
My character has that "I don't give a F#^%" type attitude and after watching a fight without him participating would kinda get him upset.....he has some childhood issues still to workout with his father. lol
So he would follow my character and challenge him?
Alright, as the challenger you post first. Publicly I prefer.
more or less try to kill you but challenge seems to be a better word....
Yup i start mine now....
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Dont worry about it, and no I don't this is my first one. I joined not to long ago.
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Attfield, S.; Blandford, A.; Dowell, J.; (2003) Information seeking in the context of writing - A design psychology interpretation of the "problematic situation". Journal of Documentation , 59 (4) pp. 430-453. 10.1108/00220410310485712.
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Information seeking does not occur in a vacuum but invariably is motivated by some wider task. It is well accepted that to understand information seeking we must understand the task context within which it takes place. Writing is amongst the most common tasks within which information seeking is embedded. This paper considers how writing can be understood in order to account for embedded information seeking. Following Sharples, the paper treats writing as a design activity and explore parallels between the psychology of design and information seeking. Significant parallels can be found and ideas from the psychology of design offer explanations for a number of information seeking phenomena. Next, a design-oriented representation of writing tasks as a means of providing an account of phenomena such as information seeking uncertainty and focus refinement is developed. The paper illustrates the representation with scenarios describing the work of newspaper journalists.
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water bottle tops
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Posted 12 May 2012 - 07:35 PM
if you or a family member likes bottled water you can use the tops to the water (after you drank the water) to use it for washes. all you do is simply put the paint and thinner in the lid and you have a goos usable container to use your washes in. and its readely avaiable also so all you do is spend little or no money at all.
Posted 13 May 2012 - 04:37 AM
I use Evian bottle tops and coke bottle tops together. The older Evian tops had a longer lead before the thread started, so they would snap tightly onto a coke bottle cap (pepsi works too, but I drink more Diet Coke). The new ones don't work, unfortunately. They're great for storing mixed paints. They'll keep airtight for weeks.
Posted 18 May 2012 - 02:55 PM
Good advice. I am Facilities Administator at a large church where bottled water is always available to those who worship on a weekend. In spite of containers for recyclables we always find a number of empty or partially empty bottles here and there. After dumping the waterI bring the caps home.
Posted 18 May 2012 - 05:11 PM
Evian spelled backwards is naive. Great idea though.
Posted 18 May 2012 - 05:19 PM
Thats a good tip !
Posted 18 May 2012 - 06:40 PM
I also use the caps for small amounts of paint when brushing detail work. Easy clean up ... when you're done - throw 'em away.
Posted 21 May 2012 - 08:15 AM
I save all my water bottle caps. They are also great for puting glue in, mixing epoxy, and small amounts of Glazing, or filling small imperfections!
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Posted 21 May 2012 - 02:24 PM
Had the same thought the other day. Only my tops where from a frosty beverage for adult consumption.
Posted 21 May 2012 - 07:31 PM
glad you like the tip everyone.
Posted 22 May 2012 - 04:23 PM
i use old jar lids too jeffy pp lid is what im using now
Posted 24 May 2012 - 01:20 AM
Great tip, and if you turn them over you can put a drop of glue on there and with a toothpick you can apply glue to your build in progress. A glue holder too.


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NEW ORLEANS -- New Orleans' Chris Paul set an NBA record with a steal in his 106th straight regular-season game Wednesday night.
Paul broke Alvin Robertson's mark set between November 1985 and December 1986. Robertson was playing for San Antonio when he set the previous mark of 105, which Paul tied Tuesday night in Memphis.
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Hair, It Has an Expiration Date
February 22, 2014VReitano20something adviceComments (0)
This is totally a #girlproblems post, but it's totally true:
Hair has an expiration date.
The first day of your haircut is usually met with tears, unless you're really lucky. This is especially true for short hair (like mine)… the first day can either be the best day of your life or the worst, depends on the stylist. I finally have a stylist I really like (Margie at Lovella UES), but even so, the haircut has an expiration date.
Back to the timeline…
The first week is good, second week is the best and the third week is a stretch. By the fourth week you're literally counting the hours until you can go get it shaped up so that you look like you.
I'm currently rocking #week2 hair and I feel like I can conquer the world — there's just something about feeling like your look is "on point" that makes you feel invincible.
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Senior Year of Life — This is it, folks!
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Today's Move In Day at Quinnipiac University — my alma mater. QU is so much more than some school I attended, it's home. It's where I learned to run, it's where I learned to be independent, it's where I became "V."
The summer I graduated, I read "Commencement," which broke down the four years after college into freshman, sophomore, junior and senior years. I definitely tweeted about junior year, but I've been busy, so I haven't written a post about this in a while. Here it goes:
Freshman Year: May 2010 – May 2011
Graduated, moved to Long Island, got a job, got another job, moved again. Found love, lost love. Fell in love with myself and figured out who I wanted to be.
Sophomore Year: June 2011 – May 2012
Went on a national morning show as an expert about college, picked up freelance jobs, left freelance jobs, moved twice and got a brand new job — the dream job. Moved (again) (yes, if you're counting that's three apartments in two years).
Junior Year: June 2012 – May 2013
Found Hot Yoga, lost hot yoga. Moved back to Staten Island, moved into Manhattan. Worked the Dream Job and fell in love with me again. Dated, hated it, moved on. Found SoulCycle. Spoke at EIJ about Social Media and how YOU can manage your brand. Blogged. Found my inner "Carrie."
Senior Year: June 2013 – May 2014
And this year? This year has already been full of surprises. Found that I do, in fact, love living in Manhattan. Saw my first friend get married. Lost a workout routine, found a workout routine. Learned when to run and when to fight. And now? Now, it's time to keep pushing…keep moving. Taking that lazy river path to the rapids and seeing just how good I am at keeping my balance on the life raft we call life.
After this year? After this year, I'm officially a life graduate…whatever that means. This year, I will have been out of school as long as I was in (I graduated in 3.5 years, so it's technically true earlier, but who's counting?) and I'm ok with that. I wrote a list when I graduated with all the things I wanted to accomplish by 25 and, #humblebrag, I accomplished every single one of them. That's scary. It's scary to set out to do something and to actually accomplish it because now I feel "what's next?" I'm a planner without a plan. And I think I like it that way, for now. Of course, I have a list — By 30, I want a French Bulldog and a Terrace — but I think that's quite a small list in terms of the goals I set for myself, don't you?
The rest? I'm leaving that up to fate…although I may give the river a few extra shoves, I'm definitely letting life take me where it will and hope you're doing the same.
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They say a lot of stuff we let go in one ear and out the other, but sometimes, yes, sometimes, they have advice we should hold on to.
That's why I created #Momisms. My mom says a lot of things that I've often used when counseling others and, since I'm always looking for additional social media content, I figured I'd repurpose this.
My mom is pretty computer savvy — she taught a computer class in the early 90s and had Internet in the house in 1988 — but she still hasn't figured out how to add this "social media thing" into her everyday life so she's decided to let me do it for her. (Sometimes, she does it too well, like when she posted that my dog had cancer before telling me…she insists that's why I need to teach other people how (and when) to use social media. I'm not too sure about that)
I plan to tweet them out and maybe, if I have the time, write a little post about some of my favorite ones. These are things I know I'll be telling my daughter one day (or having G tell them…that's what she's going to be called…she doesn't know it yet, but it fits) and these are things that have gotten me through some of the hardest moments of my life.
We resist it, but eventually, we all become our mothers and I'm quite proud of that…my mom is pretty kick-ass and, once you read these posts, I think you'll think so too.
Reasons Why I don't Wear my Opinions on My (Social) Sleeve
March 27, 2013VReitano20something adviceComments (0)
I believe in a lot of things. I vote in every election, for every candidate that I can. I sign petitions when I truly believe in the cause. I fundraise. I support friends' causes.
But I won't change my profile pictures to show any of that — because I am a journalist.
You may have noticed a sea of red on Facebook by now (if not, here's an article from one of my favorite sources, ReadWrite Social (ReadWriteWeb's Social channel) about it). Two equal signs (made of various things; I noticed a few brands jumping on this) on a dark red background. On Facebook. On Twitter. On Instagram. I am going to tell you right now — I believe in marriage equality. I believe that two people who are LUCKY enough to find each other should be able to celebrate that love with Tiffany's, registries and overpriced invitations.
But I do not believe that I should use my profile to show my support for this cause.
Want to know why I believe I shouldn't use my profile to foster social change? Read the rest of my article on SPJ's Generation J First Draft blog.
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ICYMI, I went to Los Angeles for the Oscars this past weekend. It was amazing, it was exhausting, it was crazy. It was, to be totally honest, the experience of a lifetime. Check out my Instagram page for all the details about that, this post is about something I learned in my hours of traveling.
Love it, hate it, you gotta read it. I read a book on the plane about productivity and realized that my goal for March would be to take some time off of it.
I check my email constantly — my work email, my gmail…it's always there, nagging me with the "badge" app icon that updates every 15 minutes. I tweeted about this and JennyLee Molina (@jennyleeisme) friends with one of my favorite SoFl journalists, Darcy Tannebaum (@dt007), gave me the hashtag that I'm going to use. These ladies made me realize I'm not the only one who struggles with this work-life balance issue on the weekends. We live in a culture that treats email like text messages and I enjoy that connectivity, but I am realizing (as I get older and more into my career) that in order to continue to be on top of my game during the week, I need to take some time to completely unplug on the weekend.
I'm starting this Sunday with no email, but I've also made some changes to how I check my email during the week:
1. I shut off the badge app icon…for all my email inboxes. It makes me too anxious and I am too focused on keeping the number away, when I should be focusing on one thing at a time.
2. I made my gmail be vibrate only, my work email has a sound and pops up on my locked screen. I think this will help as I don't need to read my "Shop it to Me" emails the second they come in.
3. I setup an automatic reply for my gmail for Sunday, which will include a link to this blog post. I think this will keep me honest. Ultimately, I'd like to stay away from all tech on Sundays (except texts, calls and my Kindle) but I think I have to do this one step at a time.
So, who's with me? Can you do #noemailSundays?
Week 1: Only One Day Left of 2012; Bring it, 2013!
December 31, 2012VReitano20something adviceComments (0)
So, I wasn't feeling inspired to write weeks 2 and 3….after the tragedy in Newtown, Connecticut, I wasn't really feeling inspired to do anything. I've been saying prayers for those babies and know everyone else has had heavy hearts through the holidays as well.
It is unthinkable that something like that could happen today…in 2012…in a sleepy little town in Connecticut. It is unthinkable that these tragedies happen in the country that proclaims itself the "Leader of the Free World." It is unthinkable. But, it happened. So what now? Now, we move forward and, hopefully, this never, ever happens again.
13 for me, especially in 2012, is an incredibly lucky number. I applied for my current job on January 13, got listed on MuckRack on January 13, had my first interview on April 13 (another Friday) and got the job on May 16 (close enough). I am tingling with excitement for what this year — my 25th — will bring.
I'm big into rituals and last year, I started off the year by creating a vision board and a list of things I wanted to "create" in 2012, thanks to an email I received from Christine Hassler of "20 Something, 20 Everything" fame. This year, I'm doing it again.
This morning, I started off the first week of the New Year (let's be real people, New Year's Eve is a non-day…it's a day devoted to boozing and being with friends and family) with a gym trip and a little look back ritual. It was great to see all the things I'd accomplished in 2012…of course, there were some areas where I backtracked and some where I didn't make any progress at all, but all year, these things guided me and helped me make important decisions. I sacrificed this year…I learned that sometimes, it's important to jump one "square" back (in the checkerboard of Life) in order to jump two (or more) squares ahead. Jumping back hurts, it's never easy, but the jump forward? It's like the ultimate prize. It's amazing!
Three years ago, for 2010, I started the New Year in Paris — a college senior on the cliff of "real life." Half way into the world she would claim as her own, while still somewhat stuck in the world of college. Fast forward three years and I'm in the place I've wanted to be my whole life – New York City. I have an adorable, perfect, wonderful apartment on the UES and I have a job "all the girls wanted," as my favorite movie proclaims. I've been thinking about two of my favorite movies a lot lately — "Devil Wears Prada" and "Morning Glory" — in both of these movies, the women are like me — a bit unsure, a bit unsteady but fully aware of their end goals…the path, I always say, is just a bit murky. I wish I could look ahead 10 years and see where I'd be (hopefully in a lovely 2 bedroom apartment with a handsome husband and a lovely little one), but life doesn't work like that…you can't fast forward like you can with a movie. You have to get up, each day, and MAKE what you want to happen, happen.
That's my main goal for 2013 — Making it happen — I will do what I set out to do, as I've always done and I will do it in a way that works for me. I've been grabbing life by the horns from the crib, I'm most certainly not going to stop now!
I hope the spirit of Taurus (my incredibly appropriate sign) gives you some courage for the future. Step back when you have to, push when you know you can, but most of all, love the life you live and great things will happen.
The path to greatness may be uncomfortable, but who ever said getting a "big life" was easy. Tonight, as I dance the night away with my friends, I say a toast to you — whoever you are, out there in the universe — that you AND I may find inner peace this year because that's where the true strength is.
Week 4: Living Car Free Is the Way to Be!
December 31, 2012VReitano20something adviceComments (0)
So, I am LOVING living in Manhattan, but there are some differences — mainly, my car! Thankfully, both my parents have cars and have been helping me get some things (like food, cases of water, cleaning supplies) into my apartment and I haven't had to travel with tons of bags on public transportation, however, I have walked home after a night out with friends and I have to be honest — it was pretty easy.
Every, single day is an adventure when you're living on your own — no one is there to tell you when the chicken you put in the fridge is bad and no one is there to tell you to make your bed — but living in the City on your own is a whole different experience. You've got to figure out how to get from point A to point B without hopping in a car. Of course, I do use cabs sometimes, but, for the most part, I'm a public transportation girl. I also like to walk…a lot. I keep getting sucked into walking 10-20 blocks because I just want to see what's on the next block…and then I miss a subway stop, and another, and another until it's just faster to walk to my destination. That's part of the fun and also part of the exploration process. I'm slowly starting to learn the best ways to get around and what landmarks I need to be aware of. I still don't know all the "rules" of public transit, but I'm getting there.
AND it's starting to feel like Christmas. I decorated my tree and have almost finished my shopping…nothing is wrapped, but I have to take care of that soon. This year really didn't feel like Christmas…I have/had too many things on my mind…maybe that's what happens when you grow up? I still feel "holiday-ish," just not as "holiday" as I've felt in the past. Anyone else lacking a bit of "holiday magic?" Maybe it's the weather…maybe it's Sandy…either way, it's time to kick the Jingle up a notch. I painted my nails red and am eating off "holiday" plates…and I set my Christmas tree to light up right before I get home, so I walk into a wonderful winter scene.
I've also booked my New Year's plans and am already thinking about my outfit…and my list of goals. 13 for 2013…although, I'm not sure I'll actually have that many goals. Are you thinking about your resolutions? Share your thoughts below.
Week 5: Moving Day
December 3, 2012VReitano20something adviceComments (0)
Well, it's finally here — moving day. My parents and I moved in my clothes, cleaning supplies and holiday decorations over the weekend and I am really excited (and nervous) for this last leg of my journey into Manhattan. My hallways are small and my furniture is big, so I'm a bit nervous.
I am also VERY aware of why people in Manhattan never move — what a PITA it is!? You can't park in front of the building, security doors are heavy and walking back and forth across avenues isn't easy — I swear, cabbies are AIMING for people who look like they're moving.
My mom and I also discovered why most people have their food delivered — we went to Whole Foods to set me up (because gluten-free/allergy-free setup is difficult and all the food/supplies I had in Long Island were either used or expired) and found out that a) the store is small-ish and b) the carts are tiny and c) you should just have it delivered. My mom and I did have quite a fun time playing frogger across E 57th Street…
This week is a reminder that:
– Big dreams come to those who work for them — seek out your dreams and then, as a friend said, ENJOY your life. Don't wait for the shoe to drop, live life fully…every, single moment of the day (I forget this, despite the fact that LIVE FOR TODAY is TATTOOED on my body, so it's understandable that many forget to do this)
– An extraordinary life is hard to fight for, but man, once you get it? It's incredible. And the path to it is just as extraordinary.
– Vision boards work!! I made a vision board last year asking for a fulfilling relationship, a great job and a great apartment. I've made two of the three happen in a few short months — it IS possible to put out what you want AND get it. (Also, I put Bradley Cooper on the vision board as my idea of someone with a great life and I actually met him, so I'm totally making another vision board this year.)


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On the Tiger 800XC the ABS is programmed to allow the rear wheel to lock up when moving under some designated speed. I've done it. It works. Very kewl.
This is the area where programming for operation in off-road conditions is the difference. The Tiger is programmed to operate correctly for this, some others are not.
I was initially concerned about this when considering the bike for purchase. Having read other reports, BMW mostly, about how they must stop and disable ABS made me think that doing this each time I turn down a dirt road sounded like a pain in the ass. Then, reading through one of the Tiger forums I learned about this "feature" of the Tiger ABS.
So, to the OP, if the ABS is designed to allow normal off-road operation that will prevent you running away off a downhill with a cliff at the end you are good to go. If the manufacturer just put the street program into their adventure bikes, then you might find yourself in a bit of a situation.
I absolutely love the Tiger's ABS and it is making me a better rider. Feeling the rear pulsing lets me know that I am over-braking that end. I have only felt the front pulse once when emergency braking for a deer, so this tells me that despite aggressive front brake use, I am still braking within tolerance. It is nice to have feedback.
Overall, this particular flavor of ABS is perfect for the Adventure application and other manufacturers should be doing it this way.
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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A man who played college football in North Dakota has been convicted of killing one man and wounding another outside a Minneapolis club last fall.
A Hennepin County jury convicted Cedric Chappell Jr. on Thursday of murder and attempted murder. He's scheduled to be sentenced Sept. 11.
The 22-year-old played football at Valley City State University in Valley City, North Dakota.
He was charged in connection with an October gunfight outside the Blue Nile restaurant and bar in Minneapolis. Prosecutors say an argument broke out between two gangs, and 35 shots were fired.
Beverly Gay Duba, 95, a Valley City native now living in Saratoga, Calif., told the Times-Record she talked Peggy Lee into singing on KOVC radio for the first time after hearing Lee sing at a Valley City event in 1937. More in Friday's Times-Record.
The Hi-Liner Activity Center was filled Wednesday as architects unveiled plans for a health, wellness and physical education center proposed by Valley City Parks and Recreation in conjunction with Valley City State University and Mercy Hospital. More in Friday's Times-Record.


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Song: The Fonk
What exactly is The Fonk referenced in the title of Uptown Swuite's new single? Other than it being derived from the word "funk," I have no fonkin' idea—but by the time the record's through,... More
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Artist: Kahlee
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Song: Shining Star
Album: Here I Am EP
Late last month, West Coast mic-murderer Kahlee lit the fuse on his imminent industry takeover by unleashing the lead single off his forthcoming, DJBooth-hosted solo EP. While that reader-approved cut seemed to indicate that... More
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Artist: City Lights
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Album: First Flight Up EP
Northern California rhymesayer Uptown Swuite and producer DJ FLOW have come together with The DJBooth to bring listeners the First Flight Up EP, their official debut project as duo City Lights. The project packs six original... More
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Song: Heroes
At the top of the month, Vacaville, Cali rhymesayer Uptown Swuite and New Zealand-based rapper/producer SoulChef brought us the exclusive premiere of Aotearoa Dedicated, their debut single as duo SoulSwuite and the inaugural... More
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Song: Aotearoa Dedicated
Uptown Swuite, a Vacaville, Cali rhymesayer introduced to our pages as one-third of The Seed, has linked up with beatsmith SoulChef to form newly-launched crew SoulSwuite. Making its world premiere right here on our front... More
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Song: Kaged Bird
Not featured in the Booth since February of last year, when he linked up with us to release his acclaimed Beneath the Lights street album, Uptown Swuite makes his return to our pages with the world premiere of a fresh,... More
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Uptown Swuite - Beneath the Lights
West Coast rhymesayer Uptown Swuite has come together with The DJBooth and Live at the Dojo to bring listeners his latest street release, Beneath the Lights. The project features 16 tracks' worth of previously-released... More
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Song: Cukui (Forever)
Located at 229 Jackson St. in San Jose, California, clothing retailer Cukui takes its name from the Hawaiian word for "candlenut"—a symbol of enlightenment, protection and peace. Making its world premire right here... More
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Uptown Swuite - Be / Humble Beginnings
Uptown Swuite freestyles over Common's classic Be instrumental, then flips into laying down his Humble Beginnings, on his latest video. For more from Uptown, be sure to check his upcoming album Beneath The Lights,... More
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With the 2015 NFL Draft quickly approaching, the distractions and noise surrounding...
Back in the 2006 college football season, current Ohio State Buckeyes head coach Urban Meyer led the Florida Gators to a National Championship over the Buckeyes utilizing a dual-quarterback system with Chris Leak and freshman Tim Tebow. Fast forward to seven years later, and Meyer may have the same opportunity with Buckeyes quarterbacks Braxton Miller and Kenny Guiton.
While nobody in Columbus wants to utter the phrase quarterback controversy—the fact that Guiton has played very well in relief of the injured Miller has not gone unnoticed. While Miller is certainly the better pure athlete and creator of his own plays on offense, Guiton has looked the part of the better passer and option quarterback in his limited time this season.
With Miller still ailing, Guiton will likely get another start against 57-point underdog Florida A&M this week in yet another tune-up game for the Buckeyes. However, the big question is who will be under center the next two weeks, as the Buckeyes get ready for two primetime games against Wisconsin and Northwestern.
The obvious answer to the question is Miller, after all there is a reason he finished fifth in the Heisman Trophy voting last season and came in as one of the favorite to win the award this year. Miller is an electrifying player who brings a dimension to the Ohio State offense that very few teams in the country could even hope for. With that said, this doesn't mean you can just forget about the job that Guiton has done during his senior season.
Albeit against the likes of San Diego State and California, Guiton has gashed defenses through the air and on the ground. He has had long touchdown runs and record-setting touchdown passes in his two games played this year, and the senior captain has looked every bit the part of a championship-caliber starting quarterback during the season.
With two very talented quarterbacks capable of running the Buckeyes offense, we should all be asking—why not use them both?
Meyer rode this philosophy to a 41-14 stomping of the Buckeyes in the National Championship, as Tebow was the rushing, bulldozing yin to Leak's 2,950 passing yards yang. Leak attacked offenses through the air for 23 touchdowns, while Tebow pounded them on the ground for eight touchdowns and jump-passed them for another five. Albeit Leak was never at the Heisman level that Miller has been in his career, but he was a very accomplished passer during his time at Florida.
This writer is not saying to take the ball out of Miller's hands by any means, but when you have a hot hand dominating defenses the way that Guiton is, you cannot just throw him back on the bench, never to be heard from again.
Obviously this decision will be up to Meyer, who certainly has all the experience in the world in this situation. We as fans should just be happy with two dynamic, athletic quarterbacks ready to lead the Buckeyes to victory on any given day.
But if it were up to this writer, Guiton and Miller would be utilized in some sort of Leak and Tebow role from 2007. Because history has already proven it can work, and another National Championship victory would be pretty nice to celebrate at the end of the season.
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I was on my way to being a fully paid up product of the eighties before the birth of my first child, when I started to care about the kind of world that was going to be handed over to future generations. Moving from Manchester to Moffat in search of The Good Life, I was surprised to find myself working in local government and community development. Three children and a symbolic, millennial resignation from the world of salaried security later, I now work with my partner, David Major, in our award winning business White Hill Design Studio LLP. I also run the Lets Eat Local food scheme. David and I have a 45 acre smallholding in the beautiful Annan Water Valley, near Moffat, where we have planted over 4,000 trees, developed orchards and a forest garden and cultivated a lifetime's supply of weeds (or plants for a future as we prefer to call them). I founded the Lets Live Local Community Interest Company in late 2007 and am a director of Nourish Scotland, which is working to change the way food works so it's fair, healthy, affordable and sustainable – for all of Scotland.
Left to steep all afternoon, and served with more cream than our doctor would recommend, it made for a melt-in-the-mouth, life-affirming plate of kind-of healthy(ish) deliciousness.
Obviously, I'll need to try it again in a few days - once a few more berries have ripened - just to make sure it's as good as I think.
After I'd scraped the last drops of syrupy berry juice from the bowl and basked in the feeling of wellbeing and general all-is-right-with-the world, I was reminded of how important it is to get a yield.
No, the hot weather isn't getting to me, it's just the name of THE must-have plant for your GYO garden and I've been ever so slightly obsessed with it for twenty something years now since I watched 'All Muck and Magic' on Channel 4.
Let's be honest, we have so much of the wet stuff in reserve, we don't even have to do it now the temperatures are scorchio and everyone is fighting for the last ice cream.
I've talked about how to water in a previous blog. But water is a limited and extremely valuable natural resource – we take it far too much for granted. As well as Peak Oil and Peak Soil (and lots more in addition to those twin peaks) there's every reason to expect we're heading for Peak Water in future too.
Seemed like a good idea at the time, but as I quickly found out, it was fraught with problems.
It's not just that the slow and dry start to the 2013 gardening year would have resulted in weeks of me suggesting you look longingly at seed lists.
After all, GYO is about more than the utilitarian need to put food on our table. It's about reconnecting with the luxurious abundance of the natural world and delighting in the gifts of nature; it's about nourishing body, soul and community every time we sit down and share the best food money can't buy with people we care about; it's about wresting control of the food system back from agri-industry and learning how to fend for ourselves a little better.
If I'm honest though, my 'savings' on Grow Your Own greenhouse fruits and veggies don't come close to covering the cost of the thing itself.
Why be stuck inside or waste time staying connected on your iGadgets when you could be relaxing and topping up your Vitamin D?
So this week's blog is mercifully short and simple. I'm going to look at water… or more specifically watering.
When even your docks droop in the midday sun (despite their long taproots), it's tempting to head straight for the watering can or sprinkler hose and spritz up your garden. And let's face it, it's rare for us to suffer a hosepipe ban in this part of the world, so why not?
From my earliest forays into the world of Growing My Own, I was taught to loathe weeds. To engage in a War on the Axis of Gardening Evil that is my abundant supply of docks, nettles, creeping buttercup and couch grass. To blitz them – first with chemicals and then, after a Damascene conversion to organics, with a lifetime of hand weeding.
Flicking through the pages, I came across his flowerdew salad – a stunning mix of colourful flowers and fresh herbs. It looked amazing – to me at least, though my work colleagues weren't even slightly tempted by the idea of eating pansies with their cucumber, tomatoes and lettuce.
That was in 1993.
Hardly a day goes by without some new superfood being lauded in the press but few receive more accolades than the berry family. From your common or garden strawberry to its more exotic cousins the acai and goji - berries get top billing every time.
Now I get that may not sound like the most gripping blog theme in the history of Grow Your Own, but stick with it, because Soil Matters – big time.
A Guerrilla Gardener 'adopts' land they don't own or have any legal rights over – typically an urban oasis of dereliction or a bit of lawn outside their block of flats - and uses it to raise food or flowers. Guerrilla gardeners sometimes work secretly at night to regreen their cities. Others do it in full view and use it as a way to involve shedloads of people from their community.
I don't have much time to spare, but I love 'growing my own'. And I'm really not even slightly keen on the weeding, digging and mowing.
Sounds like you too? Then there's gardening technique that is both relatively new and as old as the hills that could be just the ticket – it's called forest gardening.
If this is your first year of Grow Your Own, then little and often is a good maxim to follow. There's many a time in my early days of growing that I'd sow a whole packet of seeds and then have 100 beetroot or lettuce all ready at the same time. You can expect some seeds not to germinate or to get nipped off by your resident slug or cutworm, so it pays to sow a little extra – but don't go overboard.
Before you call the Scottish SPCA to complain, I should make clear that no animals were harmed in the making of this blog and the only battle is one of wits. Which I am losing. Miserably.
Whether you're an avid or just an aspiring Grow Your Owner, if you have a medium to biggish bit of garden there's something you really should be doing right about now. As the weather turns a tiny bit warmer it's time to get your heap started!
At least his April had something happening, even if it was only 'stirring dull roots with spring rain'. There's not a lot of stirring going on in our plot, and not a lot of rain either. The ground is still as hard as stone and I can't remember the last rain shower we had.
Yesterday, I was looking round the smallholding, searching for signs from nature that spring was coming. Apart from a few leaf buds and a peely wally attempt from the grass at growing under my feet, we may as well have been in February.
But there's a Groundhog Day thing going on with winter this year. Heavy snow and high winds just keep on coming and there's little point risking planting anything in the ground just yet.
You need to grow what you love to eat and in the right quantity. Yes, of course you could grow enough courgettes to feed the rest of Scotland, but, as I know from bitter experience, once you've done five weeks of courgettes with everything and your friends start to run and hide when they see you coming with the odd 5 kilo or so, their attraction tends to pall.
This morning sunshine means that once I get my 'weekend catch-up' chores out of the way (no breakfast in bed at our house!) I'll be rushing outside to plant a few seeds and kick-start my growing season.
While trying to persuade a mature honeysuckle into a new pot, I managed to impale my foot on an old and surprisingly sharp stalk from last year's tansy. Ouch! - or words to that effect.
Still, it's a timely reminder to wear the right gear for gardening. This definitely does not include M&S leather slip-on bow pumps – even if, like me, you're only planning a quick five minutes of working outside. You never know when a bit of old perennial will jump out and get you.


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1915-S Panama-Pacific Quarter Eagle, MS66+1915-S $2 1/2 Panama-Pacific Quarter Eagle MS66+ NGC. Luminous yellow-gold with hints of orange and a touch of duskiness. Carefully preserved and all-around appealing, if softly struck as usual on Columbia's features. Includes significantly worn and in-places-torn but nonetheless immensely interesting pieces of ephemera: the standard paper slip describing the Panama-Pacific quarter eagle, plus an envelope from apparent middlemen Fletcher-Eichman & Company, "Specialists in Food Materials and Supplies," out of Chicago.(Registry values: N4719) (NGC ID# 26HK, PCGS# 7450)
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Southern-Style Eggs Benedict
Enjoy a southern spin on traditional eggs benedict for your Easter brunch.
Eggs Benedict is a lavish dish. Open-faced English muffins layered with Canadian bacon, poached eggs, and rich Hollandaise sauce make a showstopping brunch when paired with seasonal fruit. Though it's hard to imagine how it can get much better, we've added some fresh ideas to this tried-and-true classic.
Don't let the thought of poaching eggs scare you. Serve traditional Eggs Benedict for your Easter celebration brunch.
We bet you've never tried Eggs Benedict like this before. This recipe is impressive, but still easy to whip up for guests. Reviewer friscocook says, "We had this for Easter breakfast and thought it was fantastic. I don't give 5 stars easily, but this recipe is worth the rating."
Our Test Kitchen thought the popular Lowcountry dish shrimp and grits couldn't be improved. Yet Robert Stehling of Hominy Grill in Charleston put a delicious twist on this recipe using fried grits squares, asparagus spears, and a creamy shrimp sauce.
- Recipe: Shrimp-and-Grits Eggs Benedict
You'll jump out of bed for this amazing recipe. A down-home spin on the ever-popular eggs Benedict sandwiched between fluffy Southern-style biscuit halves, it is perfect for company or a casual quiet morning. This dish will please anyone sitting at your table.
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Candidates take opposite tacks on energyBy PETER HIRSCHFELD
Vermont Press Bureau | October 24,2012Gov. Peter Shumlin is among the more vociferous elected officials in the nation when it comes to sounding the alarm on climate change. But Republican challenger Randy Brock said Tuesday that the Democratic incumbent's solution to global warming is causing more harm than good.
In a 90-minute debate in Burlington, Shumlin said his administration's push for renewable energy development is designed to ward off what he believes is the greatest threat to mankind.
"The most important problem we face … is how we change the planet's use of energy," Shumlin said. "I say the stakes are incredibly high."
Shumlin said modest, short-term increases in electricity rates are a small price to pay for the proliferation of renewable energy sources that will not only curb carbon emissions but create high-paying jobs.
"We found a balance between subsidizing renewables so we can grow our way out of this mess" and keeping rates affordable, Shumlin said.
But his GOP rival in the race for governor said Shumlin's energy platform is less about saving the planet than about enriching the "renewable industrial complex." Forcing Vermont ratepayers to underwrite renewable energy companies, according to Brock, will have an imperceptible impact on worldwide carbon emissions. Working-class Vermonters, meanwhile, will suffer under the weight of higher electricity bills, Brock said.
"We're hurting poor and working-class Vermonters the most, because they pay a higher percentage of their income in energy bills than the wealthy," Brock said.
First as Senate president and now as governor, Shumlin has been among the more powerful advocates in Montpelier for renewable energy. He is a key proponent of the Clean Energy Development Fund, which has directed tens of millions of taxpayer dollars — much of it from the company that owns Vermont Yankee — into wind, solar and hydro projects.
He also supports so-called standard offer, which promotes renewable energy projects by requiring utilities to pay above-market rates for the electricity produced by renewable technologies.
But Brock on Tuesday took aim specifically at a plan Shumlin introduced at the outset of the last legislative session that would have required utilities to get 75 percent of their electricity from renewable sources by 2032.
Shumlin eventually withdrew his support for what was known as the "renewable portfolio standard." But Brock said the proposal underscores Shumlin's flawed thinking on the issue.
According to Shumlin's own Department of Public Service, the plan would have increased electricity prices by as much as $400 million over the next quarter century.
"And what would it produce? Reduced carbon emissions of less than 3 percent, in a state with two-tenths of 1 percent of the nation's population, in a world in which China and India" are also burning fossil fuels, Brock said.
"What we are doing is a grain of sand in the Sahara Desert," Brock said. "But we're jeopardizing the business climate by jacking up the price of energy."
Shumlin has said renewable energy will fuel the next industrial revolution and that early adopters will reap dividends down the road.
As to the relative size of Vermont's carbon footprint, Shumlin said this state can lead a regionwide movement that reduces New England's reliance on oil- and gas-fired energy plants.
Shumlin said his belief in the urgency of the climate change problem is one major reason he doesn't support a moratorium on ridgeline wind development in Vermont.
"My view is if your hair is on fire, you don't call a moratorium to discuss how best to put the fire out, and our hair is on fire," Shumlin said. "Wind has got to be a part of the mix."
People objecting to the mountaintop turbines, he said, are members of what he referred to as "CAVE" — "the committee against virtually everything."
"Folks against solar panels, against natural gas, folks against small hydro because it's going to kill some fish, folks against wind because some bats or some bears might be displaced," he said.
Brock said climate change doesn't pose the immediate threat Shumlin has suggested.
"I know we have floods, but we've had serious floods from the 1770s forward," Brock said.
Brock said opposition to wind is about more than bats and bears.
"Our mountaintops are not renewable, and when we blow off the tops of our mountains to put up 415-foot-tall wind towers … I think Vermonters should be concerned," Brock said.
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Standard or conventional medicine makes some use of electromagnetic energy. Examples include:
"Jump starting" the heart after cardiac arrest
Using electrical currents to increase bone growth
Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulators, which are used to treat some types of pain
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