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Founder and author of the political and news commentary blog Political Realities. I have always loved to write, but never have I felt my writing was more important than in this present day. If I have changed one mind or impressed one American about the direction our country is headed, then I will consider my endeavors a success. I take the tag line on this blog very seriously. Above all else, in search of the truth.


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Beyond That Gives a Voice to Recovery
By Kathleen Vogtle, NAMI Communications Coordinator
'The healing power of music' is a phrase often heard in our modern vernacular. However for many, these are not just words, but a lived experience.
Meg Hutchinson is a testament to this. Since her debut album, Meg Hutchinson in 1996, she has produced eight albums, participated in an award-winning documentary For the Love of the Music: The Club 47 Folk Revival, and is currently working on a feature length documentary that, according to her website, "will explore many of the topics nearest and dearest to her heart: music, mental health, wellness, healing, spirituality, and how those elements converge in making the world a better place."
Hutchinson's previous albums have also addressed these topics, particularly that of mental health. Having lived with mental illness, her songs are unique in that they reflect her personal experience, which is clearly heard in her latest album, Beyond That.
Beyond That is comprised of songs that celebrate overcoming adversity, and invites listeners to look beyond the difficulties in their lives to the potential of the future.
Each of the 14 tracks possesses a reflective, peaceful quality. The songs tell of a person who acknowledges the trials and difficulties of the past, but who has learned that these experiences should not haunt them, as those trials have shaped the person they are today. The lyrics of the first track speak poignantly to this theme:
Don't let the darkness in, oh November
I'm already beyond that Meet me on
that sunny hill Cause I'm already
beyond that now Don't let the darkness
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The entire album tells a story, beginning with an introduction and a reminder that these events are all in the past whilst acknowledging that the journey of recovery is a never-ending one.
The middle tracks are reminiscent of difficult times and a challenging start towards recovery.
These tracks contain elements of sadness, regret or nostalgia, such as in the track "Osa."
I was never lonely, now I'm always lonely
Take me back to our path through the
dappled light
However, Hutchinson invariably returns to her central theme, that recovery cannot be achieved without first understanding and forgiving yourself and the necessity of support and understanding from others. As such, her final tracks are steeped of appreciation for the world around her and reveal a growing inner peace. In the song "Everything More Beautiful," Hutchinson sings,
The moon so fast, the clouds so still
Cracked like silver mud Or the tiles
of that old church ceiling, I slept under
when I was young
And everything more beautiful
the quieter I become
Hutchinson's work urges her listeners to never give up hope, even in life's darkest moments. Indeed, the album tells a powerful personal story on what it means to live with mental illness, a story listeners can easily connect with for strength and inspiration. For, as Hutchinson sings,
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A group of higher education associations, including ACE, released this statement on the introduction of the PATENT Act in the Senate Judiciary Committee.
July 10, 2014
A group of higher education and library organizations, including ACE, have released a set of principles expressing that network neutrality protections are essential to protecting freedom of speech, educational achievement and economic growth.
May 22, 2014
Statement from the Innovation Alliance and six university associations, including ACE, thanking Senate Judiciary Chairman Patrick Leahy (D-VT) for pulling the the patent troll legislation (S. 1720) from his committee's agenda.
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Thursday, February 26, 2009The Bisons golf team finished fifth in the Jackson State/Pizza Hut/AT &T Intercollegiate Sunday and Monday at the Dancing Rabbit Golf Course in Choctaw, Miss.
The Bisons shot a second day team score of 308. They shot 322 as a team in the first round for a 630 score. They were one stroke behind host Jackson State in fourth place with 629 and three strokes behind third place finisher Tennessee Tech.
Clint Suggs led the Bisons and tied for sixth in the tournament with a score of 153 (78-75).
Samuel Marcrom tied for 10th place, one stroke behind at 154 (75-79).
Cory Parkinson tied for 23rd with a 160 (87-73).
Dylan Waters tied for 31st with a 166 (85-81). Zach Pharr tied for 33rd with a score of 167 (84-83).
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Newland Riverwalk Summer Concert Series 2012 kicks off this Friday, and will be held every Friday night across from Lowes Foods, Downtown Newland from 6-9 pm. running thru August 31, rain or shine. The rain location has been moved to the Rock Gym located adjacent to Newland Elementary School.
The summer series is sponsored by the Town of Newland and the Newland Business Association. Along with free music, entertainment and dancing there are vendors with hot dogs, pizza, sodas, water, desserts and more. Enjoy performances by the Lees-McRae Summer Theater! Local Avery County talent is welcome to perform via open mike during the 20 minute half-time break. There is also a brand new dance floor so wear your dancing shoes! Weekly prizes will be given out throughout the evening via drawings and trivia questions.
For a complete schedule go to www.newlandbusiness.org or call Bill Close @ 828-260-3205 for half time bookings and with questions.
June 22nd - Lee Griffen Trio, Rock and Roll - Sponsor: Avery Animal Hospital
June 29th - Rod Horning Project 70's and 80's Jam Band, Buffalo NY Touring Band - Sponsor: Carolina BBQ
July 6th - Silvio Martinat - Big Band Swing - Sponsor: Tom Allison Properties (Tap Homes)
July 13th - Johnson Brothers, Bluegrass; Local Avery County Favorite - Sponsor: YMCA
July 20th - Night Eagle Band, Rockin Country; Lenoir NC - Sponsor: Avery Humane Society
July 27th - Habitat Date a benifit concert - The Mountain Laurals Celtic Band - Sponsor: Habitat for Humanity
August 3rd - Tams, Beach Music; from Atlanta Ga. - Sponsor: Gerald McKinney Attorney at Law
August 10th - Evergreen, Rockin Nu-Grass; Shelby, NC - Sponsor: Freedom Electech
August 17th - Part Time Blues Band, Great Southern Rock and Blues; Charlotte NC - Sponsor: High Country Bank
August 24th - The Ledgendary JC'S, R+B, Soul, Funk, Horn Section; Orlando Fla. - Sponsor: Braswell Realty
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Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center broke ground on the new expansion of the Richard W. Winter Cancer Treatment Center Monday evening.
The ceremony, attended by board members, donors, staff, administrators, employees and friends, celebrated the history of the center and speakers spoke about their hopes for its future.
The $4.2 million expansion of the center, located at 214 King Street, will see the addition of a brand new Trilogy linear accelerator made by Varian Medical Systems.
Dr. John Gebert, radiation oncologist, said the technology will assist cancer patients by giving a tremendous dose of radiation directed at that particular point and you destroy that tumor then and there.
Unlike other radiation delivery systems the linear accelerator gives doctors the ability to use a lot of radiation on a small area without damaging adjacent tissue.
Dr. Gebert said breast cancer patients who usually have to have six weeks or more of radiation treatment will be able to go home in one week with the new technology.
Claxton-Hepburn President and CEO Mark A. Webster said, Todays ground breaking is an investment in Ogdensburg and the community. It is an investment in our battle against cancer.
The 3,264 square-foot expansion will see seven-foot thick concrete walls installed in parts to protect against unintended exposure to radiation.
Our hope is to increase the number of cancer conquerors in our community, Mr. Webster said. We will continue our mission of healing and we will continue our message of hope until cancer is finally cured.
Maureen L. Missert, member of the Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center Foundation Board of Directors, past chair of the Medical Center Board and breast cancer survivor said the new center will allow more people to be treated locally.
Mrs. Missert was treated locally, but with older technology, she said. This new treatment center will be able to speed up recovery and allow people to fight cancer surrounded by loving friends and family.
They will be able to stay here which was so important for me, she said.
Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center Board of Directors Chair Joseph Tracy said, We hope none of you have to use our services, but if you do you should know they are among the best in the state.
The project will see the cancer treatment center expanding slightly into the parking lot near the corner of Mansion Avenue and Ogden Street.
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Before the S-Class Cabriolet lands, here's a brief history of how the biggest Benz of all has changed
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LaFerrari vs Porsche 918 vs McLaren P1
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Merc's 4x42 vs Hennessey Raptor
Two of the world's noisiest off-roaders get fighty. TG experiences flight in a pair of monster trucks
Ferrari California T vs Porsche 911 Turbo
Two super cabrios from Stuttgart and Maranello. Tested in, um, Devon. Time for a one-on-one
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How quickly things can change. At one time, Josh Strang was sitting on top of the off-road world (at least in America). He was the 2010 GNCC Champion and was in the process of defending that title in 2011 when everything went to hell for the Aussie off-road star.
His 2011 title hopes all but vanished when he suffered a big crash at the Unadilla round of the GNCC Series, and then it certainly went away when he suffered a badly broken leg at the final round of the series. And to add insult to injury, shortly thereafter, he got the bad news that Suzuki was going to indeed abandon its off-road program and he would now have to find a new team - not an easy task when you've got a broken leg and your physical well being is uncertain with the racing season just around the corner.
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Come here Nick Shamhart talk about his book, The Fog Within.
"Autism " is a word that has so many variants and meanings. For Megan Cooper, she calls autism "the fog" because it is an intangible force that intrudes and affects every moment of her day. This is the story of autism as seen through her eyes and told from her perspective and thoughts. Nick Shamhart is a Sandusky, Ohio native who writes using his experiences raising his oldest daughter who is severely autistic.
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Market research firm Strategy Analytics forecasts that worldwide smartphone shipments will have grown by 38% from one year ago. They also caution that the rate of growth might not be sustainable in the short term due to global economic troubles.
The Strategy Analytics report did state that it expects smartphone shipments to bounce back later in the year. Both the Apple iPhone 5 and iPad 3 along couple with devices having 4G LTE connectivity should fuel new growth. Strategy Analytics called LTE "the industry's most important segment" and predict that 4G LTE smartphone shipments will rise tenfold in 2012.


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BUFFALO, NY - The CDC recently released new numbers that show the suicide rate among middle-aged New Yorkers shot up 42% in a decade. In Western New York, a small group is doing what they can to try to prevent suicide.
Kathy explains, "It's been so tabu over the years... You didn't talk about it. It was an embarrassment for a lot of families when they had to deal with that, and it was hush, hush. The more people talk about it... it could save somebody's life. So, why not talk about it."
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For the second year in a row the Carbon Dino's football team started the season against Monticello. And for the second year in a row, both teams played a close back and forth game that saw the Dinos prevail in their season opener 27-20.
After leading 13-12 at halftime Friday night, Carbon and Monticello played a scoreless third quarter. This set up a fourth that saw plenty of offensive fireworks from both teams. On a fourth down deep in their own territory, Monticello muffed a punt allowing Carbon to take over on downs inside the five-yard line. A few plays later, Daulton Nelson pushed in a 1-yard touchdown run and the ensuing extra point gave Carbon a 20-12 lead.
Monticello took the following kickoff and drove down the field deep into Dino territory. With time running out, Monticello engineered a big drive against the Carbon defense. The Buckaroos scored a late touchdown on a 4-yard run by Austin Wilcox closing the gap to 20-18. Needing a two-point conversion to tie the game, Monticello's Wilcox converted, tying the game at 20-20.
Looking to finish strong, the Dinos started their next drive at their own 20 yard line. Two plays later, the Dinos broke out a big play as Nick Haycock scored on an 81-yard touchdown reception from quarterback Dakota Cisneros to go up 27-20.
The Buckaroos could not convert on their following drive as the Carbon "D" stopped them on a fourth down with less than two minutes left. From there the Dino offense deployed the victory formation, as they ran out the clock to secure the victory.
Cisneros finished with three touchdown passes for the Dinos as he connected with Haycock on touchdown receptions of 4, 3 and 81 yards.
Carbon (1-0) will next play this coming Friday against American Leadership Academy at the Carbon High football field. Kickoff scheduled for 7 p.m.
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CHEEKTOWAGA, NY-- Some tense moments aboard a flight from Buffalo to Newark Thursday.
Just before 5pm, United Express Flight #4191 was taxiing on the runway when the odor of smoke was smelled in the cabin and cockpit.
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Darin S. Hawkinson, the 47-year-old East Carbon man charged with causing the deaths of two women in a chain-reaction collision on U.S. 6 near Wellington last September, has been bound over for arraignment on May 29 in Seventh District Court.
Hawkinson waived his right to a preliminary hearing Tuesday on two counts of automobile homicide caused by alcohol or drugs and a third count of misdemeanor speeding. Judge Douglas B. Thomas signed the bindover order.
Each count of auto homicide is a second-degree felony.
Hawkinson, who appeared in court using a cane for support, was also injured in the Sept. 23 collision near Cat Canyon and had been hospitalized with multiple injuries.
According the Utah Highway Patrol, Hawkinson was driving westbound at 81 mph in a 65 mph zone when his 1995 Chevrolet Cavalier drifted off to the right side of the road, then over corrected and crossed the center line directly into the path of an eastbound 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe.
The Santa Fe was carrying driver Steven Dee Hulse, 64, Sandy, and three passengers.
The Santa Fe struck Hawkinson's vehicle broadside, ripping it completely in half. The impact then sent the Santa Fe into a collision with a Peterbilt tractor trailer, also eastbound.
Killed in the crash were the two women in the Santa Fe, 64-year-old Sharlene Atkinson and 63-year-old Lynnette C. Hulse. Steven Hulse was critically injured and William G. Atkinson Jr., 65, suffered serious injuries. All four of the victims in the Santa Fe had been wearing seatbelts, according to the UHP.
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21.03.2013: Vote: What would you say - shall we allow alcoholic drinks at laser tag sites?
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The poll has been conducted at TRUTNEE's (Russian section) in September 2010 - February, 2013. Total number of votes received - 301 (100%). Vote Format: single choice, one vote per one IP address.
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February, 2013: - 25th Anniversary of the World's Longest Running Laser Tag Site - Laserforce Brisbane - was celebrated in Australia.
When Laserforce was first established by the Kelly brothers in 1988, many believed it was little more than a passing fad. Now 25 years on Laserforce has become a multinational success, with 120 sites world-wide using the Australian made technology. "It's amazing the technology we have now compared to what we had when we first started" - Founder, Len Kelly said.
The original arena in Brisbane Australia has a database of over 320,000 registered players and it is still growing ever more popular with the young and the older for family fun, kids and teen birthday parties, corporate events and professional league. Please, Read more »
October, 2012: - LSUFC - Lasersport Ultimate Fighter Championship - is seen as a "1 vs 1" laser tag duelling, a unique lasertag tournament that can parallel a boxing or MMA event.
The produced during the tournament video may contain a polished event feel much like a modern televised MMA/Boxing match. Match ups can be edited as a lead in to the event, statistics may be displayed, a referee will announce the fighters, intro music will be played, winners will be announced, etc.
What do you think of such type of event? The opinions of regular players, as well as operators, are badly required. Please, Read more »
November, 2011: - Dutch laser tag manufacturer - LaserMaxx - presents an on-line laser tag game simulator. The game is done in a very realistic manner and virtually simulates their EVO-5 version of the equipment. The virtual player has an option to chose one of 5 different arenas (at present time; looks like more layouts will be added soon) and and may fight against his/her virtual opponents. Also, the players will be able to create their own arena layouts of different types. The game simulates laser tag game VERY precisely, with all the obstacles, traps, lights, fog you can find at a real arena. The official release is expected in the nearest time.
August, 2011: - The main topic of the latest issue of the published in Russia EAAPA magazine is the prepared by TRUTNEE.COM analytical survey devoted to laser tag industry. The survey provides the readers with the detailed and clear instructions on how to open their own laser tag facility.
EAAPA magazine is published by "Smile-Expo" (the organizer of the industry's biggest exhibition in Russia - ЕААРА) in co-operation with Russian Union for Pleasure Industry Associations (SAPIR/APLIA) and is distributed for free throughout the territory of Russian Federation and nearby countries. Available in Russian only.
July, 2011: - The opened in 2005 to general public non-commercial Laser Tag Museum in Louisville (USA) has accumulated many materials of the history of the world laser tag industry – from the very dawn of laser tag era and till the present time.
Yet, to make the full-scale presentation of the industry, even more materials are needed - especially the laser tag products that are predominantly in Europe and Asia: samples of the old laser tag equipment (such as Reflex, Pulsar, early Laser Quest, Q-Zar ver.1-4, etc.), cool laser tag t-shirts, membership cards, unique posters, old manuals, flyers, brochures, informational video tapes, pins, patches, bumper stickers and other related items.
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giveaway: Stitched + Adorned- CLOSED
February 22, 2012
422 comments:
I follow your blog. ~ Andi T.ReplyDelete
I would pick the Sofia top. So pretty! ~ Andi T.ReplyDelete
I am a fan on Facebook (andi Bauer Trautman)ReplyDelete
hi love! i'd pick the sail me away dress. super cute!!ReplyDelete
xo, eden
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I would pick the Teal My Heart Shirt. I follow your blog and follow you on bloglovin.ReplyDelete
I LOVE the Polka Dots Fun Dress! What a cute, affordable boutique! Thanks for introducing me to it :)ReplyDelete
I follow your blog! I love the cute as a button dress...saw it on your look book the other day!ReplyDelete
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I would pick the Drifting with ruffles dress:)
I'm in love with the Dusk til Dawn dress!! My email is theheadlessmannequinblog[at]gmail.comReplyDelete
My fav is the Morning Breeze dress. Thanks for hosting such a lovely giveaway.ReplyDelete
cute print on the feels like tahiti dress! My fave.ReplyDelete
I now like Stitched + Adorned on FB!ReplyDelete
I love the polka dots fun dress!ReplyDelete
I like M Loves M on Facebook!ReplyDelete
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i follow your blog on google reader. i visited stitched and adorned, and would LOVE to own the 'my point of view' necklace! thanks for the giveaway! melle76[at]gmail[dot]comReplyDelete
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I would love the darling sunday dress. I love this store!ReplyDelete
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the fun polka dot dress! so cute!ReplyDelete
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following on bloglovinReplyDelete
My Point of View necklace is amazing!ReplyDelete
I love it :)
The Like Waterfall Dress is so pretty!ReplyDelete
They have so many cute things! I'd choose Bunny Carat Ring just because it's sooo cute!ReplyDelete
I have never even hard of this little gem! I'm officially obsessed! I love the sun in the sky tunic :) Hope I win!ReplyDelete
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I love love love the polka dots fun dress!ReplyDelete
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I love the A Different Note Dress! too cute!ReplyDelete
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Thanks! This website has some adorable finds!
I love the Sail Me Away dress!ReplyDelete
I loved the Lace in Teal Dress!!ReplyDelete
I am a follower of you on Bloglovin and follower om Facebook!
I like M Loves M on fb!ReplyDelete
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i'm a follower and would LOVE that polka dot dress!ReplyDelete
i'm a fb fan!ReplyDelete
I lovelovelove the double trouble cardigan and the on the fly top!ReplyDelete
the forget me not dress is so trendy and unique. love the peplum!ReplyDelete
I liked your page on facebook!ReplyDelete
I liked S&A on facebook!ReplyDelete
love the "only one top"!ReplyDelete
I love the forget me not dress.ReplyDelete
I now have a new place to shop!
Great stuff and very affordable! I love the Downtown Chic Cardigan and Drifting with Ruffles Dress.ReplyDelete
So many beautiful dresses! It's a tie between The Lady in Red and Brighten My Day dress.ReplyDelete
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I follow you on Bloglovin. :-)ReplyDelete
I follow Stitched & Adorned on Twitter via @MichaelaRae.ReplyDelete
A follower; love the Lead Me Home top.ReplyDelete
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Follower..duh....and I am ALL OVER that Sweet Magenta Diamond Sweater! Soooo cute!ReplyDelete
Also an M Loves M fan on fb! :o)ReplyDelete
I'd get the foot print block dress.ReplyDelete
I like M loves M on FB.ReplyDelete
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I'm a follower :) yay!ReplyDelete
I love the polka dots fun dress; so lovely!ReplyDelete
The Lead Me Home Top in Sweet Emerald is great! I love the straps.ReplyDelete
I follow you on Bloglovin.ReplyDelete
I'm now following Stitched and Adorned on twitter.ReplyDelete
i like the send me away envelope clutch!ReplyDelete
love the flyaway cardigan! i follow you blog.ReplyDelete
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i followed stiched + adorned on twitter! @by_jessReplyDelete
I am already a follower of your lovely blog :)ReplyDelete
I also already "like" M Love M on FB too :)ReplyDelete
Fell in love with the Sun In The Sky Tunic! Just love the color and great way to start the summer :)ReplyDelete
I'm diggin' the Polka Dots Fun Dress!ReplyDelete
I'm a follower! I would pick the sofia top!ReplyDelete
Love the pretty please top or the my little darling top. Both are adorable! Thanks for the chance! :)ReplyDelete
I am follower :)ReplyDelete
I would pick a little drama earrings.
dusk to dawn dress is beautiful!ReplyDelete
I love their boutique! I love the Brighten My Day Dress, along with lots of other beautiful goodies.ReplyDelete
I follow your blog on GFC.
I follow your blog via GFC: Stephanie YagiReplyDelete
And I visited Stitched and Adorned, they have so much great stuff. Love their dresses and my favorite it the footprint block dress!
I follow you on bloglovinReplyDelete
I love your blog! I'd like this https://stitchedandadorned.com/store/stitched/dancing-in-the-flower-field-dress/ReplyDelete
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I love the "Dancing in the Flower Field dress"ReplyDelete
I follow u.ReplyDelete
Follow your blog and on Bloglovin!ReplyDelete
I like the "Tiny Elephant Necklace".ReplyDelete
I'm already following you via bloglovin :)
So many beautiful pieces!! I would pick the Sail Me Away dress, or the Morning Breeze dress. So lovely!ReplyDelete
I love the downtown chic cardigan.ReplyDelete
Great giveaway! I will pick the 'send me away' clutch!ReplyDelete
I'm a follower of M Loves M on Facebook!ReplyDelete
Following Stitched and Adorned on Facebook!ReplyDelete
Following your blog!ReplyDelete
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Oh, Oh I love that polka dot dress so much, already planning what to wear with it in my head!! I have been following your blog and FB page!! I hope I win! ~Lissa Jean~ReplyDelete
Love the "my point of view" necklace - such a neat piece!ReplyDelete
I would choose the It's Friday Night Dress. It is so soft and pretty. What an adorable store!ReplyDelete
I follow you on blog lovin' as well facebook.ReplyDelete
I like Stitched + Adorned on facebookReplyDelete
~ Melissa
I follow you via GFC..ReplyDelete
If i win, i would pick the Drifting with Ruffles Dress or the Send me away envelope clutch..
I already like M loves M on facebook!ReplyDelete
I am also following Stitched + Adorned on twitter (@HannahGraceT)now!ReplyDelete
that's really hard to choose! I love the polka dots fun dress and the sofia top, but all the soft pinks are very tempting as well, and the I love the mission stay warm scarf. so many lovely things!ReplyDelete
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i love the teal bow top--so pretty! thanks for hosting!ReplyDelete
you know where to find me :)
I love the Brighten My Day Dress.ReplyDelete
I follow you on google reader
the "fly away" cardigan is awesome, I need something like that in my closet!! I am happy to say I am already a follower ... love your blog and thanks for the giveaway!!ReplyDelete
the sofia top is so perfect! <3ReplyDelete
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i follow you on bloglovin (and liked on FB hheeeh)ReplyDelete
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i liked stitched and adorned on FB! <3ReplyDelete
Be sure to enter my giveaway!!
Definitely the dress above, what a great shape and unique pattern!
Follow you.
<3 cambria
Also follow on bloglovin'...ReplyDelete
<3 Cambria
Liked them on FB :)ReplyDelete
I follow your blog!ReplyDelete
I would pick the Cape Into Town dress!
Im already a follower of you blog of course ;) I LOVE the cape into town dress. Gorgeous for this spring! Did all the facebook,twitter,bloglovin, etc. !!!ReplyDelete
I follow you blog and I would love so many things from there like the Plaidington Dress or the Downtown Chic Cardigan. Oh or the Foot print block dress...so cute!ReplyDelete
xoxo, Jjanga
I liked your facebook! :) Your blog is so inspirational, I love reading it everyday!ReplyDelete
xoxo, Jjanga
I liked Stitched + Adorned on facebook, I absolutely love their clothes and jewelry!ReplyDelete
xoxo, Jjanga
I follow your blog! I really love the Polka Dots Fun Dress! And I love the Coral Me Mine Dress, but it's already sold out!ReplyDelete
I'd pick the sail me away dress!!!! :) SO CUTE! But it's sold out. :(ReplyDelete
I follow you via BL.ReplyDelete
I like 'em on FB!ReplyDelete
i'm a cozy sweater and leggings kind of girl...lately anyway... so the sweet magenta diamond sweater would be perfect!!ReplyDelete
aaaand i follow you on facebook!ReplyDelete
love the magenta diamond sweater! Its looks so comfy. Thanks for the great giveaway!ReplyDelete
xo Hannah
I would choose the pretty please top and I follow ur blog :DReplyDelete
I'm going back and forth between the Foot Print Block Dress and the Morning Breeze Dress. Both of them are gorgeous! And so is the site layout, beauty!ReplyDelete
What a great giveaway! If I won I would want the Sail Me Away Dress unless it's still sold out and then I'd choose the Melt My Heart dress in Blue!ReplyDelete
And I am a follower of your blog!
I "like" you on facebook and follow you on Bloglovin'.ReplyDelete
I follow you on facebook :DReplyDelete
I also tweeted about the giveaway! @cindylou3ReplyDelete
tweeted about it @the1nonlynishaReplyDelete
And I'm now following Stitched & Adorned on twitter!ReplyDelete
liked Stitched and Adorned on FBReplyDelete
I follow M Loves MReplyDelete
I love the Stack Away Bangle SetReplyDelete
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I'm a follower & I'd pick the Polka Dots Fun Dress!ReplyDelete
I know its sold out, but I LOVE the Sail Me Away dress!ReplyDelete
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I tweeted about the giveaway: https://twitter.com/#!/shelltonbelle/status/172401207451725825ReplyDelete
I'm a FB fan & I follow you on Bloglovin'!ReplyDelete
I follow Stitched + Adorned on Twitter!!ReplyDelete
I love the My Point of View necklace. Also, I follow you on bloglovin and twitter!ReplyDelete
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I love the Sofia top! :) I follow!ReplyDelete
Ooo la la, the flyaway cardigan for sure!ReplyDelete
I love the midday dream dress!ReplyDelete
I'm now a fan of M love M on Facebook! Yay!ReplyDelete
I follow your blog and I like the mission stay warm scarf.ReplyDelete
I tweeted this giveaway!ReplyDelete
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I follow you on bloglovin!ReplyDelete
i follow your blog already! love you!ReplyDelete
liked stitched and adorned on twitter.ReplyDelete
i absolutely adore the Waterfall Dress in Blue/pink. So PRETTY!!! I want it so bad! awesome giveaway. :)ReplyDelete
A fan of you on facebook too!ReplyDelete
Absolutely love the Sail With Me dress!ReplyDelete
I'm already a follower of your lovely blog.
i love the fly away cardi.ReplyDelete
and i follow you!
im a fb fan of yours...ReplyDelete
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I like the only one top a lot! Love the back! I'm a follower.ReplyDelete
I would pick the lead me home top in sweet mustard. Dressed up or down it's perfect for both.ReplyDelete
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I love the Polka Dot dress (and the flyaway cardigan).
I am a follower! I love your style. Very inspiring:) I would so choose the romance found dress. Very sweet and romantic!ReplyDelete
I am an avid follower of your blog! A go-to for me every morning! :) I liked their page on FB, as well as yours.. and follow on Twitter and Bloglovin. The item I would pick would be the Polka Dots Fun Dress! But it is hard to pick because I love it all! <3ReplyDelete
i like the romance found dress! following your blog!ReplyDelete
really like "like waterfall dress in bluepink"!ReplyDelete
i like you on facebook!ReplyDelete
i like S & A on Facebook also!ReplyDelete
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following S+A on twitter!ReplyDelete
Hi Mara! I follow your blog already.ReplyDelete
i'd love the polk dotted fun dress :)ReplyDelete
I just visited the shop. I would get the Polka Dot Fun Dress. What a beautiful boutique!ReplyDelete
I would have to go with the Polka Dots Fun Dress!ReplyDelete
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I would choose the "dusk till dawn" dress or the "its friday night dress"!ReplyDelete
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dancing in the flower field! so cute!ReplyDelete
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so many pretty items!! i love the sofia top. i'm a follower!ReplyDelete
I love the Sweet Transition Dress! So chic and versatile!ReplyDelete
I follow you via email :)
Love the Sail Me Away Dress!ReplyDelete
I love the Sail Me Away Dress! So cute.ReplyDelete
I love the polka dot fun dress!! And I follow your blog and totally love your style!ReplyDelete
I love the Coral Me Mine dress, as well as the red Sofia Top!ReplyDelete
Oh..the Sun in the Sky tunic - luv it!!ReplyDelete
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The St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center Task Force and representatives of the county government reaffirmed their commitment to ensuring inpatient services are not moved downstate at a meeting Tuesday evening.
The state Office of Mental Health has proposed moving child inpatient services to Utica and adult services to Syracuse.
Carolyn M. White, chair of the St. Lawrence County Community Services Board, said, Were hoping against all hope that we will be able to save at least some of the inpatient psychiatric services here in St. Lawrence County because this hospital has always been a very excellent hospital and provided excellent services.
That sentiment was echoed by Community Services Director Angela M. Doe who is a member of the Central New York Regional Centers of Excellence Steering Committee that advises the OMH about the proposal to create regional centers of excellence for psychiatric care.
Under the current proposal there would not be a regional center of excellence north of Utica and would see the state focusing on community based care in the north country.
While community based services are important to quality care, we also have to realize that it should not be, and isnt a replacement for inpatient psychiatric care, Ms. Doe said.
Under no circumstances as the director of Community Services am I advocating for an inpatient psychiatric level of care to go away, Ms. Doe added. In fact what Im advocating is for us to have a full, effective, quality, robust continuum of community based services that include inpatient psychiatric care for our clients, in particular at [the St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center].
St. Lawrence County Administrator Karen M. St. Hilaire said the effort to keep inpatient services local needs to continue forward with a unified message that focuses on gaining publicity, talking directly and privately with the OMH and convincing politicians to support the retention of services.
The Task Force makes a lot of noise, Ms. St. Hilaire said, noting its ability to direct the spotlight on issues created by the OMH plan.
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Read: Oscar Lindberg Relishing Offensive Opportunity
Alex Nunn
Oscar Lindberg is far more than just a defense-first two-way forward, and he's pleased to have the opportunity to show it this year.
I spoke with Lindberg earlier in the year about his excellent start to the season on the offensive side of the puck and the opportunities afforded him by Skelleftea coach Anders Forsberg this year.
"It's fun to get the trust of the coaches and to get so much ice time when there are players who are injured. There is more responsibility, but I think I have handled it in a good way."
Lindberg has spent time jumping between lines this season based on club need and body count, but he's pleased with his contribution at both ends of the ice.
"I have played on various lines this season. Often I have played with Joakim Lindstrom and Jimmie Ericsson, and I think it has worked well. We have contributed much offensively."
I asked Lindberg about another young Swede bound for New York in the near future. HV71's Jesper Fasth, like Lindberg, signed an entry-level deal with the Rangers this summer, and I was curious to know if the two had spoken about the future at all.
"We have not talked a lot about what next year will be like, but it's obviously nice to have another Swede in the same situation as myself. It will help a lot when I move over to the US."
Blueshirt fans should be excited by Lindberg's progress this season, but, after back-to-back playoff final defeats in Sweden, his sole focus at this point is on league glory with SAIK.
"I have not really thought very much about next year yet. All my focus right now is on Skelleftea, then we will see what happens next year."
In an interview with Blueshirts United Gordie Clark said that Lindberg has been the Rangers prospect who has improved the most. Clark said that Lindberg was always a good defensive player but the offense he has added this season has turned him into a solid two-way player.
He has 10 goals and 16 assists this season and is tied for sixth in the SEL. Prior to this year he never had more than five goals in a season and 14 total points.
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Nature, as the old saying goes, abhors a vacuum. Give nature a vacuum, and nature will try to fill it. Likewise, anytime there is a dangling question regarding the alleged ape ancestry of humans, evolutionists will try to provide an answer for it. Case in point: why did humans lose so much hair? After all, it does not take a rocket scientist to realize that humans and other primates differ greatly in the way their bodies are covered with hair. Van Horn commented on this quandary:
A major difference between humans and other primates is the great reduction of body hair in humans relative to other primates. The question of this difference has often been asked in the context of the loss of human hair, but this is not strictly true. Modern humans are not hairless in the sense of being glabrous, but rather have had a significant diminution of body hair length and thickness relative to other primates. The only hair structure that has been truly lost in the human condition is the vibrissae, which are the sensory whiskers that are common in most mammals (see "Human Thermoregulation…," 2003).
A major difference between humans and other primates is the great reduction of body hair in humans relative to other primates. The question of this difference has often been asked in the context of the loss of human hair, but this is not strictly true. Modern humans are not hairless in the sense of being glabrous, but rather have had a significant diminution of body hair length and thickness relative to other primates. The only hair structure that has been truly lost in the human condition is the vibrissae, which are the sensory whiskers that are common in most mammals (see "Human Thermoregulation…," 2003).
In an effort to "explain away" this obvious difference, evolutionists proposed that hair loss occurred in relation to human thermoregulation. Thus, it became accepted by many in the scientific community that humans lost their hair to help better control body temperature. At first glance, this theory seemed plausible, especially when theorists conjured up ape-like creatures walking uprightly on the hot plains of the African savannahs. But this cooling hypothesis is not all it is cracked up to be. While benefiting those with less hair, that hot African climate can turn very cold at night. Thus, hairless humans would find themselves at a disadvantage, losing too much heat after the Sun set. A quick inventory of other "naked" mammals (animals that have less body hair than most mammals, such as whales, elephants, walruses, pigs, mole-rats, etc.) demonstrates that the amount of body hair is not an accurate indicator of environmental temperatures. As such, evolutionists needed a new answer. A "vacuum" had arisen, and nature (and evolutionists) abhor(s) a vacuum.
Enter those pesky parasites and bugs. The latest theory proposed by evolutionists has humans shedding their hair to "beat the bugs." Researchers now are suggesting that humans somehow reduced the amount of hair on their bodies in an effort to mitigate the effects of ectoparasites (like biting flies) that live in fur or thick hair. Evolutionary biologist Mark Pagel stated: "Our view is that hairlessness is an adaptation for reducing the ectoparasite load" (as quoted in Bhattacharya, 2003). The obvious question then becomes: If humans evolved to beat parasites by losing the hair in which they hide, why did apes and monkeys not follow suit? Pagel believes the reason has to do with the fact that, around the same time we were busy becoming "hairless," humans also developed their own culture. He believes it would have been around this same time that we learned to build fires and shelters to keep warm.
Ah, but that's not the end of this grand tale. Professor Pagel also believes that "[h]airlessness would have allowed humans to convincingly 'advertise' their reduced susceptibility to parasitic infection and this trait therefore became desirable in a mate" (Pagel and Bodmer, 2003). Of course, this does not explain why humans have selected to retain facial and pubic hair, and hair on the top of their heads. If evolutionists are going to use sexual selection as one explanation of why humans lost their hair, then they have a major problem overcoming pubescent hair growth that, in essence, shields from view the external genitalia.
Yet, the obligatory evolutionary endorsements still will come. Christophe Soligo, a researcher in human origins at the Natural History Museum in London, concurred with Pagel, noting: "It does sound quite plausible" (as quoted in Bhattacharya, 2003). Soligo called the theory "elegant," since he believes it addresses a key problem. However, Soligo and Pagel apparently are having trouble "seeing the forest for the trees." Yes, this new theory works well with the theory of biting flies that live in fur. But what about the countless other ticks, parasites, flying insects, stinging insects, and poisonous plants that then would have easier access to skin with less hair present? Also, did humans alter the amount of melanin in their skin as a result of shedding all this hair? After all, with less hair, these ape-like creatures would be much more susceptible to skin damage from the Sun.
Does it make any sense that humans would shed hair in an effort to rid themselves of bothersome biting flies, but in the process make themselves more susceptible to other parasites, abrasion, and skin damage? And we still have not fully explained why other ape-like creatures decided to sit by idly when humans finally figured out how to beat these nasty biting flies. In shedding the flies, did we also then simultaneously acquire the ability to regulate heat, regulate body fluids, combat infection, and receive sexual stimulation through our skin? Have we forgotten that one of our key senses (touch) relies on our bodies not possessing large amounts of hair? Did the biting flies also help in designing the self-healing, self-regenerating properties of skin? On a microscopic level, the integument is incredibly complex, consisting of three principal layers. The outer epidermal layer is further stratified into four or five structural and functional layers. In fact, it is organized so that the circulatory system, nervous system, muscular system, and skeletal system can all function together for a common goal. Plus, it is the largest organ of the body, and performs both protective and metabolic functions. Yet scientists want us to believe that we shed our hair simply to "beat the bugs." Oh, what a tangled web we weave….
Bhattacharya, Shaoni (2003), "Early Humans Lost Hair to Beat Bugs," New Scientist, [On-line], URL: http://www.newscientist.com/news/news.jsp?id=ns99993807.
"Human Thermoregulation and Hair Loss," (2003), [On-line], URL: http://www.modernhumanorigins.com/anth501.html.
Pagel, Mark and Walter Boder, (2003), "New Theory on Human Hairlessness," Royal Society Biology Letters, FirstCite, [On-line], URL: http://www.pubs.royalsoc.ac.uk/biol_lett/biol_lett_main.htm.


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The Rangers currently have five defensemen under the age of
28 on their roster and two more top prospects on the way, so it's very likely
New York will be looking to add some offensive firepower with its first-round
pick, No. 15 overall in the NHL Draft.
Between now and June 24th, we'll take a look at some of the
forwards that the Rangers might be thinking about taking on draft
day. Today, we look at…
Nicklas Jensen
Pos: RW
Shoots: L
Birthday: 3/6/93
Team: Oshawa,
2009-2010 stats: 12g, 14a, 34gp, 28PIM (Herning, Denmark)
2010-2011 stats: 29g, 29a, 61gp, 42 PIM, +14
2010-2011 playoffs: 7g, 4a, 10gp, 2 PIM
NHL.com profile >
The Hockey News: 19
CSS: 21 Midterm Rank: 20
TSN: 24 Midterm Rank: 26
TSN (Craig Button): N/A
The Scouting Report: 21 Midterm Rank: 18
Bruins 2011 Draft Watch: 16
Corey Pronman: 25
Highlight Reel >
What They're Saying:
THN – "Dan Jensen played three seasons for Peterborough
and Guelph, then played pro hockey in Denmark and
represented the country 10 times in international play. His son, Nicklas, is regarded as a much
better NHL prospect more than 20 years later. Jensen joined Oshawa
this year and after starting slowly and adjusting to the style, his performance
picked up. There are issues with his
skating, but scouts are convinced it's good enough to contribute at the NHL
level. 'He's a big winger who has
talent,' a scout said. 'He's a power
forward type of player and can shoot a puck.' Scouts lauded Jensen's decision to play in North
America, saying it proved he was willing to sacrifice to learn the
pro game. The skill is evident, but some
would like to see more edge. 'The grit
thing is really not there,' a scout said. 'But he's a skill guy who can make plays. Look at Michael Grabner. He's on his third team and now he's a 30-goal
The Scouting Report – "Jensen is the first real "boom or bust" player in our
rankings, and could be a draft changer when we look back on the 2011 draft in
the future. If you haven't seen any of his highlights, make sure to check some
out because he's scored some of the nicest goals in junior hockey this year. A
big, lanky winger, Jensen has dynamic speed and puck handling ability to go
coast to coast and make something out of nothing at any given point. As the
season progressed, he found some much needed consistency in his game, but we'll
see how much of that translates to the NHL. If everything pans out, he could be
a game breaker even at the NHL level, and if he can't find consistency, he
could be struggling to find a role in the league."
Bruins 2011 Draft Watch – "Perhaps the best player ever to
come out of Denmark, this power forward prospect has it all: size, skill and
some real intriguing NHL potential if he could just figure out how to keep his
on switch engaged throughout a game. We saw him in January, and he was
dominant, scoring several goals, assisting on a couple of others, and playing a
tenacious game in all zones. Unfortunately, NHL scouts tell us that he was
pretty inconsistent at times. His physical play was also inconsistent, as he
had the size to own the wall and establish position in front of the net, but
didn't do it as often as scouts expected. He's a long strider who covers a lot
of ground with a powerful push, but needs to keep the feet moving. He can
really rip it, too- scores more than a few goals from the outside with laser
release and ability to pick corners. So, while he brings some real impressive
talents and abilities to the mix, Jensen has to keep his compete levels at a
higher level. How far will he drop in the draft? Our guess is not too far past
20 if at all because he is such a talented player that a team is likely going
to believe they can reach and keep motivated. The 6-3, 190-pounder has plenty
of room to fill out, and with 29 goals and 58 points in 61 games, proved he can
score with the best of them. If Boone Jenner's motor was installed
inside this kid, he'd be a top-three pick- no kidding. Big upside with this
one, but some bust potential as well."
Corey Pronman - "Nicklas Jensen impressed me throughout the year in his
performances with very refined technique and an above-average skill set. While
he has solid agility, his speed may touch average but the stride is so good and
the way he pushes through every step makes it easy to see him being
above-average once that area of his game develops. He loves to carry the puck
and shows solid to above-average puck skills when he does with excellent
coordination. Jensen's shot is above-average now but I can see it being plus down
the road as his mechanics are near perfect and the shot can be dangerous from
mid-distance. While he has a good frame, he isn't exactly the best in regards
to physical play. The frame has a ways to fill out though and it will be a key
area to work on before he leaves the CHL. While some scouts have expressed
concern about his work ethic and while I would like to see more in the high
percentage areas from Jensen, in several viewings of him I've been more than
impressed with his forecheck and backchecking and his hustle on the penalty
kill. He also does well when defenders attempt to engage him, showing good
balance and strength on the puck, but in terms of separating others off the
puck in the corners, he isn't the most successful."
THN.com – "He may have been born and raised in Denmark, but Oshawa's not so foreign for Jensen. His
father is from Toronto
and moved to the Scandinavian nation to play hockey, so Jensen is a very
different kind of import. 'My dad's
Canadian, so we've talked in English since I was born,' he said. 'Of course we
had the Canadian culture in our house and I had visited like, seven times
before.' Maybe that explains why Jensen
has had such a nice transition to North America.
The 6-foot-3, 186-pound rookie has 28 goals and 54 points through 55 games for Oshawa along with a
robust plus-17 rating. He also helped Denmark earn a promotion to the top
rung of the world juniors with five points in five games in the Division 1B
tourney this year. 'It was really cool,'
Jensen said. 'I played last year, too. You're always proud to play for your
national team.' The big Dane still wants
to work on his defensive zone play and shore things up all around, but there's
no mistaking his instincts on the rush and his ability to shield the puck with
his long frame. "When I have the puck," he said, "that's when I'm at my
True Hockey – "The 6-foot-3, 185 pound right winger is
recognized as a strong two-way forward with a lethal combination of great
shooting skills and smooth skating. He is projected to develop into a playmaker
at the NHL level because of his vision and ability to find his linemates in
tight areas. One area that scouts criticized early in the season was his lack
of consistency from game-to-game. Although he will need to round out that
aspect of his game, there is no doubting his potential based on his play as of
late. Jensen put himself on the map at the 2010 World Under-18
Division One tournament, where he had a standout performance, with 13 goals and
2 assists in 5 games. Along with his country's silver medal finish, Jensen was
named the tournament's top forward. He has posted 26 goals, 26 assists and 36 penalty minutes in
53 games for the fourth-place Generals this season. Along with linemate Boone
Jenner, Jensen will likely need at least one more season in the OHL to become a
well-rounded player before turning pro. There are always growing pains for a player with only one
season under his belt in the North American game, but the raw talent and size
that Jensen possesses at such a young age will have NHL scouts salivating over
the prospect of developing him into a lethal two-way player."
Jess Rubenstein - "If you are looking for those the
Rangers might go after there are a couple like Tyler Biggs
of USNTDP or Nicklas Jensen of Oshawa."
Mock Drafts:
Adam Kimelman, NHL.com – 27
Mike Morreale, NHL.com – 21
Steven Hoffner, NHL.com – 24
Deven Persaud, NHL.com - 21
TSN.ca – 28
Gary Joyce, ESPN – 18
Mark Seidel, CBC – N/A
Hockey's Future - 21
The Hockey News - 20
Thoughts: If you skipped over Jensen's highlight real, go
back up and take a look. You'll see that
Jensen's offensive ability jumps out at you after just a few seconds of YouTube
viewing. He's considered to be one of
the better skaters in the draft and has a very strong shot. There seem to be concerns that Jensen is
inconsistent from game to game and has yet to commit defensively, but both of
those may come with time. In terms of
pure offense, Jensen is near the top of this class. Some teams may shy away from Jensen, but
there will likely be at least a couple that have him rated much higher.
The Rangers have an extensive history of taking players from
the OHL and took three last year alone. They last used a first-round pick on an OHL player in 2008 when they
took Michael Del Zotto.
Season Review:
Breaking Down The Defense >
Breaking Down The Goalies >
Breaking Down The Offense >
Breaking Down The Prospects >
How Three Free Agent Signings In 2007 Have Shaped The Eastern Conference >
Spotlight On Glen Sather >
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The past few days I have had the dubious task of negotiating with our insurance provider, the other newspaper publisher in our Utah division and our corporate president. This is not something I enjoy doing. It is obvious to anyone who pays for their own insurance or pays a portion of their insurance premium that one gets less and less coverage for more money and this has been the case for a few years now. What is also obvious, due to the projected costs we have been looking at, is that our staff at the Sun Advocate and Emery County Progress are healthier than at our sister newspaper, the Richfield Reaper.
All this talk and thought about insurance reminds me of a company I worked for several years ago where the premiums we paid were based on each person's individual health. Each employee took a health test and we were graded based on the healthy choices each made. Smokers, people who were overweight, those that had high cholesterol, some in risk categories such as alcohol or drug treatment, and even women who where of childbearing age were all assessed a higher rate than others.
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DS - 31 - Yikes!
I like reading the random thoughts of others.
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Him: FWS - 52
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Give back the Mittens
And while you're at it - We'd like the hats, scarves and gloves you took last year
If I went to Hogwarts, my Patronus would be my Big Sister - GWADW
No, I don't currently have young children, but I raised three of them back when you were still partying your ass off.
No, I don't know how exactly "tough it is" these days in grade school, as mine all graduated from high school at the beginning of this decade, but I do have nieces and nephews who share the stories, so yeah, I have some idea.
That said, I think I do "get it" about what is important in raising responsible children into responsible adults, because you see, I raised three of them.
So shove your entitled attitude right up your entitled ass, 'k?
Oh, and your house smells like horse shit.
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Damn you, miniature sized Mounds bars
sacrilege. Seriously best candy ever......"just sayin"
Yes, I saw you putting on lip gloss. No biggie. When you applied blush so hard that it ROCKED the car...Damnnnnnn. Be careful. You only have one face.
Concerned driver behind you
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I'm done being accommodating, through being generous with my time, and totally over being compliant.
If I get asked "Can you?" the answer will be a no. If I get asked "Will you?" the answer will be a no. And God protect the person who doesn't ask but, instead, demands from me.
just sayin'
Pretty pretty please, don't you ever ever feel
Like you're less than, less than perfect
Just sayin'
It was at a Roy Rogers' restuarant and I believe it was a stuffed Trigger. I shook Roy's hand.
Half a bottle of wine is too much for one night (even if it is Shiraz that tastes twice as good as it's price tag), and 8:30 is too early to go to bed alone.
Yes, fish guilt.
Im supposed to be adding fish to my diet. But how can I eat fish when we have pet fish. It's just wrong.
Just sayin...
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Style: Straight
Material: Synthetic
Length: Mid-LengthBangs 3", Crown 3", Sides 3", Back 2".
Weight: 2.25 oz.
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So disappointed - color not as shown
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Comments about Paula Young Reba Wig by Estetica Designs:
I purchased this wig because it was shown in a golden blonde color, which I was trying to match. It is a dull frosted color, and unlike the photo, seems cut and styled like a haystack.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Submission Russian Firm Plans Commercial Space Station->
astroengine writes: "Buoyed by plans for commercial space taxis, a Russian company plans to build and launch a privately owned outpost in orbit for tourists, scientists and other paying visitors. RSC Energia, which designed and built the Russian modules of the International Space Station, is partnering with Russian commercial space startup Orbital Technologies to manufacture the new hub, currently known as Commercial Space Station."
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