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Which television station had the best coverage? Did you think the city was adequately prepared for the event? What was your public transportation experience? Were others around you enjoying yourself? How did you manage to survive the heat — if you did at all.
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Guest post by Katrien of Pilli Pilli Handmade.
I first started making these little cupcaketoppers on a lazy sunday afternoon as a surprise for my boyfriend and soon ended up with a lot more of them than I actually needed... They're just so sweet & easy to make! But don't worry if -like me- you get a little carried away, for these sugar-sweet LOVE-lies, they will be more than obliging to figure as charming valentine decorations in your flowerpots as well!
And whatever happens... just remember that in some cases, the most important messages are written on the tiniest pieces of paper!
Materials: 1. red construction paper or cardstock 2. toothpicks 3. double-sided tape 4. heart paper punch
Step by Step Instructions: 1. Using your heart paper punch, punch out 10-20 hearts (depending on how many you want to make). 2. Place a toothpick on the back of your heart and then, using a small pice of double-sided tape, tape the toothpick to the paper heart. 3. Add a second paper heart on top of the toothpick and tape to cover everything up. And you're ready to stick these little cupcake toppers into sweet treats for Valentine's Day.
About the author: Katrien is a Belgian girl living in Italy, and the real life person behind the world of Pilli Pilli Handmade. She also has an adorable blog, titled A Bit of Pilli Pilli, where she showcases her everyday inspirations.
*This is the first of four Valentine's Day diy projects I'll be sharing this week (one everyday for the rest of the week), so check back daily for more. And for more ideas on quick and easy projects, click here to visit the tutorial and diy page filled with more than 50 diys. If you like this diy project, please help me spread the word by using the twitter and facebook buttons below. Thank you so much.
i love everything that pilli pilli (aka katrien) does + this love bonanza is no exception my heart is singing!Mayi Carles @ Heartmade commented on February 8th, 2011 at 6:27 pm
Hi Mayi. You and Katrien's aesthetics are similar, so that makes a lot of sense. Both of you create adorable things! Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment.
Those do look easy! And so darn cute. I made some on Sunday for Super Bowl...
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I honestly had no idea what to put for either team, nor did I care who won, but they are so fun to make, I couldn't help myself!
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How cute Please Note. Love that you went out of your way for the super bowl cuteness. That chili looks amazing too. I LOVE chili.
Adorable! Those cute hearts make the cupcakes extra special!
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Yes they do Ania. Not that cupcakes need anything added to feel special.
cute girl!!!!!! You're going to have to do a craft feature for Spoonful one of these day! You're a genius
xxxtheaxx commented on February 9th, 2011 at 9:59 am
I just discovered you blog and it's adorable! I love how sweet and simple this DIY cupcake toppers are, thank you for sharing!Lisa {With Style and Grace} commented on February 9th, 2011 at 11:25 am
Hi Lisa. I am so glad you found papernstitch. Welcome!
I totally want to do this!!
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This is one of the best ideas I've seen in a long time, easy to make, not expensive, lots of variety with punches and fun.Patti commented on August 3rd, 2011 at 12:05 pm
[...] Valentine's Day DIY: Easy Cupcake Toppers Tutorial  post by Katrien of Pilli Pilli Handmade. Instructions: 1. Using your heart paper punch, punch out 10-20 hearts (depending on how many you want to make). 2. Place a toothpick on the back of your heart and then, using a small pice of double-sided tape, tape the toothpick to the paper heart. 3. Add a second paper heart on top of the toothpick and tape to cover everything up. And you're ready to stick these little cupcake toppers into sweet treats for Valentine's Day. Read more: http://www.papernstitchblog.com/2011/02/08/valentines-day-diy-easy-cupcake-toppers-tutorial/ source: papernstitchblog.com Visit link → [...]valentine's day diy: easy cupcake toppers tutorial - crafts ideas - crafts for kids commented on January 14th, 2012 at 12:55 am
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I made an Oreo-vanilla cake for a friend's 21st and realized at the last minute that a gray cake looks very sad. I remembered seeing this on Brit+Co and got some of my siblings to help me make a bunch with star punches. Thanks for sharing your idea—so simple, yet brilliant!
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Formation of WCCC club hockey team hits roadblock
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Preliminary plans for a club hockey team at Westmoreland County Community College are under way, said Howard Harvey of West Newton, the organizer of the project.
Harvey's son, Calvin, a student at the school, has expressed a desire to play for a college team.
While Harvey said interest in the proposal was high, progress has slowed in an effort to the establish the club.
"What we're trying to do now is secure a school sponsor," he said. "We've hit a little bump in the road. We've come to a bit of a dead end."
Harvey said that, according to the school's student handbook, the club must be sponsored by an employee of WCCC. If one is secured, he said the project should be able to move forward in time for the 2013-14 season; he expected all other facets to be in place.
"It's my understanding that the sponsor needn't be hands-on," Harvey said. "There will be a coach to handle the team."
Proposals for club activities at WCCC are presented for review by the student activities office and ultimately the administration department, athletics director Dick Holler said.
"We've not received any formal requests from students for a club hockey team, but I did meet with the father," Holler said. "There's many, many steps to the process before a team could be approved."
There are no athletics included among the more than 20 club programs sponsored by WCCC, but college-level club hockey teams are prevelant throughout the region and funded almost entirely by their participants.
Harvey said he was exploring the idea of WCCC competing in College Hockey East, a Pittsburgh-based club sports hockey league comprised of colleges from Western Pennsylvania and surrounding areas. According to Harvey, if the plan goes through, WCCC home games would be played at The Ice Mines Family Fun Center in Connellsville in Fayette County, and players would be responsible for the purchase of equipment and facility rental fees.
"The guys have a coach lined up and a basic budget," Harvey said. "There is a lot of high school and amateur hockey played in and around Westmoreland County. If WCCC had a club team, it would be another outlet for players to continue on in an affordable setting. It's very affordable to attend WCCC."
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[1]Residents and workers in De Pere and Ashwaubenon, Wisconsin, felt the effects of a quarry blast last Thursday morning, according to GreenBayPressGazette.com [2].
The blast, which took place August 15 at about 9:40 a.m., caused a loud booming sound and shook buildings in the two towns.
Brown County officials said the blast at Ebbens Quarry in Hobart had been scheduled. A dispatcher told GreenBayPressGazette.com that the quarry's owner had notified the county that the blast would occur on Thursday morning.
De Pere Police Chief Derek Beiderwieden said officers checked the western part of the city after receiving several calls about rumbling and vibrating buildings. Beiderwieden said the officers did not find any damage.
Nelson Ham, professor of geology and environmental science at St. Norbert College, said the area's location on top of Niagara Escarpment could have helped carry blast vibrations and sounds.
Ham said he was in his home when he heard a noise that sounded like it had come from upstairs.
"I clearly remember … a quick shaking of the house, and my first thought was that my daughter had jumped off her bed," Ham said. "My second thought was that it was a quarry blast."
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The Tennessee Collectors Association announced the election of its 2013-14 association officers.
Newly elected officers are President Michael Rainwater of Knoxville; President-Elect Laura Mayberry of Columbia; Treasurer Brad Conder of Memphis; Secretary Becky Givens of Nashville; West Director Claude Vincent of Memphis; Middle Director Debra Rust of Nashville and East Director Tina Clark of Cleveland.
TCA is a state unit of ACA International (the Association of Credit and Collection Professionals) serving members of collection industry throughout the state of Tennessee. In conjunction with ACA International, TCA serves as the leading industry resource for information, education, legislative advocacy and more.
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After a slow start, MGM's manufactured-on-demand (MOD) disc program—which is administered, like their regular Blu-ray and DVD releases, by Twentieth Century Fox—suddenly became very active this year, with, most recently, 29 new releases in June. I sampled four black-and-white crime dramas released by United Artists in the 1950s and '60s, a time when movie attendance was much higher, and theaters always needed new product. (In other words, they don't make 'em like this anymore because there's no market for 'em.)
Budd Boetticher's The Killer Is Loose was released five months before his western Seven Men From Now in 1956, and is, in many ways, its doppelgänger. In Seven, Randolph Scott is an ex-lawman hunting down the seven men responsible for his bank-clerk wife's robbery-related murder. In Killer, Wendell Corey is a bank robber sworn to revenge himself on the cop (Joseph Cotten) who, in attempting to apprehend him, mistakenly shot and killed the robber's wife.
Boetticher takes the audiences' empathy with the robber's sense of loss and turns it upside down: After first showing him sympathetically, we come to realize he's a psychopath as he commits one cold-blooded murder after another in his quest for vengeance. Corey, probably best remembered as James Stewart's cop friend in Rear Window, plays it cool, and his quiet understatement is chilling. (He'd have made a fine Hannibal Lecter.)
Boetticher continually ratchets up the tension through the 75-or-so-minute running time of The Killer is Loose, making excellent use of locations around Los Angeles. If it isn't the masterpiece Seven Men From Now is, it's a taut, entertaining thriller presented in a very nice transfer.
Also from 1956, The Boss stars ex-romantic comedy star John Payne in the rise-and-fall saga of a ruthless political boss of a Midwestern city. Payne, his leading-man looks deemphasized with ill-fitting suits and an awful haircut, plays a character who's one mean bastard—but not completely without humor. In private, "the boss" is an emotionally stunted brute. More interesting are the public aspects of his life, as he's a lot like 1920s and '30s Kansas City boss Tom Pendergast; there's even a character (played by mousy Joe Flynn) based on Pendergast's one more-or-less honest politician, Harry S. Truman.
Director Byron Haskin started out as a cinematographer and special-effects man, and he's best remembered for a few well-loved sci-fi films (Robinson Crusoe on Mars and the 1953 version of War of the Worlds). He shows another side with The Boss, which has the lean-and-mean feel of a great Warner Bros. gangster drama. Unfortunately, the source material looks rough, and it's mastered from an old TV transfer (with the Turner logo!).
The Man in the Net (1959) was one of the legendary Michael Curtiz' final films. It starts promisingly as a portrait of a disastrous marriage set against a closed suburban society, but ends, tediously, as a whodunit with a not-very-surprising series of plot twists. Curtiz gets a lot of tension out of the film's principle set, a large Connecticut farmhouse where an ad man turned artist (Alan Ladd) and his abusive alcoholic wife (Carolyn Jones) have retreated after her alluded-to, but not shown, Manhattan breakdown. The pair circle each other warily, and the sense of claustrophobia is palpable. Too soon, however, Jones, who was so wonderful in Curtiz' Elvis Presley pic King Creole, is gone from the picture and we're left with a soggy mystery (and forced to decipher emotion on Ladd's sadly inexpressive—plastic-surgery frozen?—mug). The transfer is clean and bright.
Johnny Cool (1963) answers a question I'm not sure anyone ever asked: "What would a Rat Pack movie without Frank and Dean be like?" The fact that Johnny Cool doesn't provide a good answer isn't the fault of the hipster cast, which includes Sammy Davis Jr., Peter Lawford, Joey Bishop, and, in the title role of a Sicilian gangster come to shake up the mob in America, the genuinely cool Henry Silva. Director William Asher is best remembered for producing wife Elizabeth Montgomery's hit sitcom Bewitched; his work here is pedestrian, wasting cameos from the likes of Marc Lawrence and Telly Savalas (as mobsters) and John McGiver (as a brutal casino boss).
Warner Archive doesn't give much advanced notice on its new releases, so it was an out-of-the-blue shocker last month when Warner started selling the 1929 drama The Letter.
The Letter was intended, a few years back, to be an extra on the DVD release of the well-known William Wyler remake starring Bette Davis, but was pulled at the last minute for reasons I'll go into shortly. This version stars Jeanne Eagels, a Broadway superstar of the 1920s who didn't make many movies and died young, of a drug overdose; her performance in The Letter earned her the first posthumous Academy Award nomination. (She lost.)
Eagles didn't make many movies, and her two best surviving films—The Letter and the silent drama Man, Woman and Sin—have been stuck in legal limbo for decades. Sin is still stuck, a victim of a rights problem that's probably too expensive to fix: One studio owns the print, while another owns the rights. It's too bad, because it's terrific love triangle, directed by the underrated Monta Bell and with a decadently languorous performance by Eagels as a "kept" newspaper society columnist toying with a slum kid played by John Gilbert.
Happily, Warner Bros. has "unstuck" The Letter. (The problem was with rights issues involving a brief scene with a mongoose and snake. Yes, you read correctly.) Produced by Monta Bell for Paramount—it was the first talkie shot at their Astoria, Queens, studio—it's an early sound oddity. It's only an hour long; the camera is mostly stuck in stationary set-ups; and three of the four big scenes are one-woman shows for Eagels. I was engrossed, however, because Eagels is a real showstopper.
In her first big scene, she pleads with her lover (a sly Herbert Marshall) not to leave—and shoots him when he does; in the second, she lies through her teeth at the trial about the circumstances of the shooting; in the third, she tells her dullard of a husband (a dependably obtuse Reginald Owen) what she really feels about her dead lover. She's thoroughly convincing as, in turn, a spurned lover, a killer trying to save her own neck, and an unrepentant adulteress and murderer.
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MUSIC: Jazz nights return to the Hi-Fidelity Lounge
Where: The Hi-Fidelity Lounge, 2711 Sixth St., Bremerton
When: 8:30 p.m., first Thursday of each month
Cover: $4
Information: 360-373-5454, myspace.com/thehifidelitylounge
After a brief winter hiatus, jazz night returns to the Hi-Fidelity Lounge Feb. 3 with a performance from the Ray Ohls Trio.
Ohls, a pianist who teaches jazz piano and improvisation at Olympic College, will be playing alongside bassist Rick White, band director at the college, and drummer Tim Malland.
The group's brand of jazz isn't of the mainstream variety, Ohls says, although it does hint at the music of Ahmad Jamal and the Oscar Peterson Trio. Those attending can expect to hear a number of Ohls' original compositions.
After a few sets, the trio has been known to open up the stage to other local musicians, like saxophonist Mark Lewis and the occasional OC student.
"We've had some pretty good jam sessions at times," Ohls said. "Some of the best players around come and play with us."
"They start up on one song and can end up on another. They really jam," said Hi-Fidelity Loung co-owner Kelly O'Brien.
Jazz night has been a Thursday night fixture at the bar for two and a half years, but O'Brien and co-owner Gentry Lange are scaling back to one Thursday a month in hopes of a better turnout. The Ray Ohls Trio has been performing there for about a year.
"We get lots of bands that come in and say 'we're awesome.' Then we saw (the Ray Ohls Trio) play and man, they weren't kidding."
Each week, Hi-Fidelity puts on several music shows inside its back lounge, which can hold 68 people. There are also open mic nights.
O'Brien and Lange opened the business in hopes of injecting life into Bremerton's bar scene. O'Brien, who grew up in Bainbridge Island before making stops along the West Coast and Hawaii, saw potential in a city with a moderate cost of living and just a short boat ride away from Seattle. Missing was a good place to hang out, she said.
"I wanted a nice atmosphere in a small town that wasn't as pompous as Bainbridge," she said. "It's not posh, but I call it an upscale dive bar."
O'Brien likens her bar to the ones found in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood, with its fresh fruit cocktails, beer selection and homemade-style food.
As far as O'Brien knows, only one other business in the area — Bremerton's El Coral Mexican Restaurant — has a regular jazz night. Those Friday-night sessions feature saxophonist Lewis with a weekly guest musician.
"We hope people come out and appreciate this great music," she said.
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Forty years ago on Jan. 22, 1973, abortion was made legal in the United States. Since this infamous decision there have been more than 55 million abortions.
Robert J. White, professor of neurosurgery at Case Western University states that, "an unborn baby at 20 weeks gestation is fully capable of experiencing pain ... without question, (abortion) is a dreadfully painful experience for any infant subjected to such a surgical procedure." According to neurologist Dr. Paul Ranalli from the University of Toronto, "unborn babies at 20 weeks development actually feel pain more intensely than adults ... since the pain system is fully established, yet the higher level pain-modifying system has barely begun to develop."
Since Roe vs. Wade, animals have had more rights than unborn children. According to federal law, if you cause an animal to have a broken bone, extreme physical pain or mutilation, you can be punished with five years in prison and a $25,000 fine. However, if you want to torture and kill an unborn baby it is your "right to choose."
I rode one of four buses from the Diocese of La Crosse (about 20 hours one way) to Washington, D.C., to participate in the National March for Life on Jan. 25. With more than a half million people, mostly youth, we stood up for the protection and rights of the innocent unborn children. Why did the media ignore such a large turnout of pro-lifers?
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40. Re: LR 4 seems sluggishdswtan1 Jan 14, 2012 12:14 PM (in response to email@example.com)
Similar sluggishness to OP here. Core i5, x64 Win7, 8GB, SSD. Only imported 64 example DNG files, previously processed by LR3.
I haven't tried moving to the 2010 process apart from on isolated photos, but anyway my user experience is overall extremely slow, not just in the Develop module sliders, with visible window/dialog repainting and sometimes the Windows busy cursor appearing for simple operations. Even just minimizing the app and maximizing it again results in a noticeably slow repaint compared to other Windows apps.
It's usable, but not very pleasant, and much worse than 3.6. Like a beta that's still running debug code or something (but it's probably something else; this is just what it feels like to me).
41. Re: LR 4 seems sluggishJon Westcott Jan 14, 2012 3:17 PM (in response to Jay Mitchosky)
I am running 5DmkII RAW with full res previews and it's not too bad for me. I do have a high spec machine but then so do others here. LR3 runs fine. Beta 3 was slower.. LR4 beta is just that, a Beta.. Obviously Adobe want you to upgrade to the release version so this is a way to let users see the new functionality.
42. Re: LR 4 seems sluggishvmtr Jan 14, 2012 4:15 PM (in response to frankc1978)
For me it does not matter what the file size or type is or how much ram you have because photoshop CS5 or even CS6 beta doesn't have a lag problem using the same type of brush adjustment or spot fix that does lag or lock up in Lightroom. If I want to repair spots or touch up a face I am forced to change to photoshop to get the job done.
43. Re: LR 4 seems sluggishdbyj Feb 2, 2012 7:26 AM (in response to firstname.lastname@example.com)
Same problem- many sliders too slow to be workable.
Given that this is an Adobe forum for a beta product, why no response from Adobe after 3 weeks? Is this forum read by Adobe? If not, what's the point of a beta release?
44. Re: LR 4 seems sluggishJay Mitchosky Feb 2, 2012 7:35 AM (in response to vmtr)
vmtr wrote:
For me it does not matter what the file size or type is or how much ram you have because photoshop CS5 or even CS6 beta doesn't have a lag problem using the same type of brush adjustment or spot fix that does lag or lock up in Lightroom. If I want to repair spots or touch up a face I am forced to change to photoshop to get the job done.
While it definitely helps to keep sharpening and noise reduction zeroed until the bitter end stacking up the adjustment brushes still becomes a painful experience. What I've also noticed is that you need to keep your foot on the gas once you start your brush strokes. The processing seems to stabilize and you can paint fairly clean if you maintain a continuous stroke. But as you soon as you lift the pen (or release the mouse button) and interrupt the stroke then the engine does it's thing and will take time to catch up when you start to brush again. Like pedalling uphill with momentum behind you vs. stopping and starting again. Awful. Forget about feathering in an adjustment with low flow.
Granted, Lightroom has a lot more gerbils spinning on wheels than does just ACR but I sure like the immediacy of Camera Raw when it's running on its own (ie. out of Bridge or Photoshop). That's how Lightroom should flow in the Develop module. Clean and real-time.
46. Re: LR 4 seems sluggishLee Jay Feb 2, 2012 7:56 AM (in response to dbyj)
Adobe reads threads here, and some known bugs in this area have been mentioned here.
47. Re: LR 4 seems sluggishBershatsky Feb 2, 2012 8:01 AM (in response to Lee Jay)
They could at least respond and acknowledge the performance issues. They
are extremely quiet on this issue. Instead, they talk about maps and books.
48. Re: LR 4 seems sluggishLee Jay Feb 2, 2012 8:24 AM (in response to Bershatsky)
There's not much to talk about on this issue. There are performance problems with the beta. We know that, and they know that. They have to fix the performance bugs (such as the one that causes massive slowdowns on upgraded images) and optimize as best they can. Period.
49. Re: LR 4 seems sluggishBershatsky Feb 2, 2012 9:42 AM (in response to Lee Jay)
I expect more. Not photo books
50. Re: LR 4 seems sluggishdlimageworks Feb 2, 2012 10:21 AM (in response to Bershatsky)
Look, I could give a rat's tail end about maps and photo books in this application. It's all fluff that makes me fearful of what kind of stress it's putting on the whole of the engine. But Adobe isn't making the app for just me and the Lightroom team isn't new to this game. This is their 4th major public beta go around and they have had to deal with this every time (especially with the performance issue before it's baked). the performance issue is something that the team knows about, know's that they can't release a final with these problems without all hell coming down on them from every pro (and other) that has to depend on the program managing their lively hood. We all want it to be perfect out of the box... the thing is it hasn't been put in the box yet. The more time they spend managing our issues with a program that we shouldn't be using except for a geeky fun time play toy, the less time they have to actually get the work done. It's perfectly reasonable that they are going to talk about the features that they are still making the recipe for (whether I want those features or not).
51. Re: LR 4 seems sluggishsimonsaith Feb 3, 2012 5:44 PM (in response to dlimageworks)
Please calm down folks .
Obviously we give the performance (interactive or not) improvements a very high priority internally. A lot of work and bug fixes have gone into the most recent builds. We're seeing good performance test results internally. We're always improving.
52. Re: LR 4 seems sluggishBershatsky Feb 3, 2012 6:46 PM (in response to simonsaith)
So when is the second beta coming out?
53. Re: LR 4 seems sluggishsimonsaith Feb 3, 2012 6:57 PM (in response to Bershatsky)
Sorry. Cannot talk about product plans in public forums. But many of the performance issues reported here sounds pretty familiar and have been addressed by the team.
54. Re: LR 4 seems sluggishklsteven Feb 4, 2012 2:55 AM (in response to simonsaith)
the sluggishness is a problem with LR since version 1 and IMO has very little to do with the beta stadium of LR4. If the sluggishness would be really be adressed, than LR4 would have to be a lot faster than all previous LR versions,.....what I seriously doubt.
55. Re: LR 4 seems sluggishBershatsky Feb 4, 2012 7:12 AM (in response to klsteven)
Let's be real. Lr 3 is fine
56. Re: LR 4 seems sluggishEndersby_JJ Feb 4, 2012 8:07 AM (in response to simonsaith)
Lr4 seems pretty good (for a beta) and most of the performance is comparable to Lr3 (which I find totally acceptable on my system: Core i7-2600 3.4ghz, 16Gb RAM, SSD system disk, 2x1Tb HDD in mirrored RAID array, Radeon HD6850 1Gb). The only sluggish thing is switching modules, e.g. "slideshow" to "print" is very slow.
57. Re: LR 4 seems email@example.com Mar 6, 2012 1:42 PM (in response to email@example.com)
Okay, Adobe has now released the production version of LR4. Has anyone tried it yet? Has Adobe addresses the sluggishness problems?
58. Re: LR 4 seems sluggishC-OW Mar 6, 2012 2:11 PM (in response to firstname.lastname@example.com)
So far I could'nt find any difference to LR3, means same performance. Tried the stamp, brush etc. where others reported bad performance.
Working on an Core I7 Q 720 @ 1,6GHZ, Win 7 64bit, 6 GB RAM.


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South Allegheny coach Pat Monroe summed up his team's 35-0 loss to Seton-La Salle quite succinctly.
"It wasn't a blowout, it was a handout," Monroe said.
Boy was it ever.
South Allegheny turned the ball over five times, leading to 28 Seton-La Salle points, including defensive touchdowns from Jacob Blahut and Louis Rotunda, as the Rebels opened up their defense of the Century Conference title in style at packed Glassport Memorial Stadium.
"Sure, it looks bad in the newspaper, and actually, we couldn't care less," Monroe said. "We know we have a good football team that plays hard. We played tough, we hit hard. If you are getting blown up, if you are getting run over that's one thing. We weren't."
But the Gladiators just couldn't slow down a Rebels defense that held SA to 60 total yards — 30 of which came on a run by Ty Cook on the final play of the third quarter with the score already 28-0.
"Defense is a little bit ahead of the offense right now," Seton-La Salle coach Greg Perry said. "Our offense will catch up."
The Rebels' offense got surprisingly sporadic play from quarterback Luke Brumbaugh. Brumbaugh completed 6-of-16 passes for 99 yards and a touchdown passing and running, but was intercepted three times in the first half to keep SA around.
"They put pressure on our quarterback that made him have some errant throws, but when he had to make big throws, he made them," Perry said. "It's OK, you don't want to be the best you can be in Week 1."
Sophomore Rick Mellick rushed for 46 yards and a touchdown and Tim Blair caught four passes for 63 yards.
South Allegheny got 38 yards rushing from Dustin Anderson, but the first-year quarterback was intercepted four times — one in each quarter.
South Allegheny (0-1) started the game in impressive fashion by forcing Seton-La Salle (1-0) to a three-and-out.
It was short-lived.
Six plays into their initial drive of the season, Anderson's pass in the near flat was picked by Rotunda and returned 31 yards for a 7-0 Seton-La Salle lead.
SA responded after a disastrous next drive that saw them go backward 30 yards with a DaVonte Johnson interception that was returned 53 yards down to the 20-yard line.
In fact, if it wasn't for the Gladiators' defense, things could've gotten out of hand quickly in the opening half.
Johnson intercepted Brumbaugh moments after the Seton-La Salle quarterback made it 14-0 with a 1-yard sneak early in a second. Delvinn Coleman then picked Brumbaugh in the end zone two minutes later to kill another drive.
It appeared that the it was going to be 14-0 going into the half, but Anderson's middle screen with less than the minute to go was snagged by McGervey and returned to the 15-yard line. It took Brumbaugh two plays to connect with Rotunda in the corner of the end zone to make it 21-0 with 20 seconds left in the half.
"That one right there broke their back," Perry said.
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|Modelling of wet deposition of atmospheric polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons by the consecutive measurements in an urban area, Japan.
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|The wet deposition for particulate matter (PM) and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) was modelled from the consecutive measurements of atmospheric concentration and wet deposition for particulate matter and PAHs in Higashi-Hiroshima city, Japan. In order to estimate the model in detail, the wet deposition was classified with that from gaseous and PM phase. The gaseous PAHs assumed to be dissolved into raindrops according to Henry's constant, and the PAHs attached on atmospheric PM were assumed to be trapped with PM. The PM was classified with coarse (>7 μm) and fine (0.6-7 μm) PM for the calculation of trap. PM and PAHs depositions estimated with the wet deposition model were compared with measured data. The ratios of the measured to the estimated values of PM and PAHs gave close agreement with measurements (0.41-4.29 (1.35: average) for PM and (0.32-3.83 (1.42)) for PAHs) regardless of precipitation. The depositions of PAHs of liquid and particulate phase were on the other hand significantly different from those from gaseous and PM phases respectively. From those differences, the transfer from particulate to liquid phase was suggested to occur during the precipitation.
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What information do you need to evaluate the efficiency of a home improvement business?
When Scott Hayes, owner of New York Sash, gets to the company's office in Rome, N.Y., in the morning, the first thing he looks at is the call reports filed the night before by the company's four sales reps. "I look at the sale, the salesman, the amount, the product, and the financing status," Hayes says.
Owners of home improvement companies — companies that sell jobs with a limited scope of work installed in a day or a few days — sometimes describe their businesses as marketing and sales machines whose product happens to be roofing, siding, windows, or some other replacement product.
They typically have different management priorities and different information needs from full-service remodelers whose work may consist of 10 or 20 larger jobs — additions, kitchens, whole-house remodels — involving several subcontractors. Ask Jeff Moeslein, whose company, Legacy Remodeling, in Pittsburgh, does both.
"We have six additions, 10 kitchens, and a couple of custom decks scheduled," he says. "So if I don't sell another one of those in a few weeks, it's no big deal." What is a big deal, Moeslein says, is the $14,000 window job, installed in two days, or the $20,000 roofing job, installed in four.
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I was actually worried about the sound quality of the content because the 3DS's speakers aren't the best but surprisingly, the audio is pretty loud too
Im not sure Nintendo wants people to say "That price is too high for a Nintendo console". If Nintendo is using newer technology and is gonna top the PS3, it's going to be pricy. I rather pay more for a great console then pay less for a cheap piece of plastic "because it's a nintendo console". Im exciting for what they are going to announce at E3 haha sorry for my rant
That trailer was pretty strange. I expect this game to be amazing.
I can understand the no 3D. Im not too fond of 3D televisions. I wonder what new stuff Nintendo will bring to the table this generation. I can't wait to find out. "My Body is Ready"
@slapshot82: Thats actually not a bad idea, they could improve on it a lot, but if they were to remake that title, then they better add Waluigi to the group we missed him in the DS remake
Great News Hmm I wonder how the point system will work.. will it be like the DSi and Wii and be "Nintendo Points" or something different like 3DS Poinits
I hope its 200 points. I won't download this app for 500 points :/
It's pretty nifty though.
I was never really a fan of this game :/
55 months later..... and i still don't have a Revolution!!
....all I have is this little gadget called the Wii....
The 3DS (hopefully) will be amazing!!!! So Excited for E3!!!
WarioWare D.I.Y. Box Art !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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[1]Unloading a trailer can be deadly unless you follow the proper procedure
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The accident: A truck driver was unloading wood chip material from his open-top trailer via a moveable floor conveyor unit. During the unloading process, the load became jammed, and the driver climbed to the top of the trailer to clear the obstruction. The load gave way as the driver stepped onto it, engulfing him in the material. He was pronounced dead at the scene from cardiac arrest due to compression asphyxia.
The bottom line: A post-accident investigation determined the trailer was equipped with a cross stability bar at the top of the trailer which would cause loads to jam if the trailer was overfilled. The investigation found the trailer had been loaded with material all the way to the bar, requiring someone to enter the confined space of the trailer to clear the jam manually. Also, employees would routinely climb into the trailer to sweep the unit's floor before the unloading operation was complete.
Know your equipment
Moveable floor systems are more suitable for heavier trailers designed without cross stability bars, which allow the load to flow continuously from the rear of the trailer with no obstructions. If you find your trailer is equipped with both a conveyor floor and a cross stability bar, you must not load the trailer up to or above the bar. Also, if your trailer is equipped with a moveable floor system, ask if the trailer has automatic sweeping tarps installed. If not, never begin sweeping the trailer's floor until unloading is complete.
Know the situation
A trailer with a full load may be identified as a permit-required confined space, and requires development of a permit safety program. Your employer is required to provide safety measures such as ensuring an attendant is stationed outside the space while you enter the trailer, among other requirements.
Know the procedure
Your employer will have a training program on loading, unloading and clearing jammed loads from the trailer. You should undergo annual training, which should be updated to include hazards defined during hazard assessments as well as any new procedures to be implemented.
Information for this Safety Watch is taken from an accident report and from the Center for Disease Control's NIOSH Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation Program. It is for general information only.
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FRANKFORT, Ky. (3/6/13) – The Kentucky Senate has approved legislation that would forbid the state from fortifying any new federal gun laws that will restrict certain firearms and that will require gun registration.
After a long debated discussion over the Second Amendment, the chamber approved the Senate Bill 129, which is sponsored by Republican Sen. Jared Carpenter of Berea, on a 34-3 vote. The Senate Bill 129 would allow the state to disregard any new federal restrictions on ownerships of semi-automatic firearms, firearm accessories; firearm magazines and any future federal requirements for gun registration would also be disregarded.
The Senate Bill 129, which the National Rifle association is currently pushing in on other states. This is due to the recent response of gun control initiatives that President Obama released last month from the aftermath of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Connecticut. The President proposed that legislation requires a background check on those who purchase guns and reinstate a federal ban on some assault weapons.
However, the Senate Bill 129 will not replace or affect any federal gun laws that were put in place before 2013. This bill will now go to the House for consideration.
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Tennessee continues to see a high number of flu-like illnesses, according to the Centers for Disease Control. This fall, flu season started off early and strong.
Thursday, we checked in with the Knox County Health Department to get an update.
Because of the way they track cases, not every flu illness gets documented. It's only during certain circumstances, like a death in a pediatric case, that it's recorded.
Still, they say overall, it's been a heavier season compared with last year's.
"They're seeing a lot of influenza A, not as much as the H1N1 that we had seen in the past two years. So, a slight variation," said Connie Cromley, a nurse epidemiologist with the Knox Co. Health Department.
The health department says despite what people might think, it's not too late to get a vaccine.
If you're feeling sick, they say it's best to stay home, get rest, and drink plenty of fluids, and don't forget to wash your hands!


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Friday December 3, 2004No. 13 VB Defeats No. 22 FAMU In NCAA First Round
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Junior Jane Collymore (Englewood, Colo.) recorded her 14th 20-kill match of the season in leading No. 13 Florida into the second round of the 2004 NCAA Women's Volleyball Championship with a 3-0 (30-19, 30-25, 30-23) win against No. 22 Florida A&M Friday evening at the Gaither Athletic Center.
Florida (28-4) remained undefeated in first round matches in school history and improved to 80-17 all-time against teams from the state of Florida. The Gators outhit FAMU (28-3) .373-.150 and finished with more kills (59-39) digs (58-50) and blocks (4.0-3.0) in ending the Rattlers' season for the second time in the last four seasons.
"It was a total team effort," said Florida coach Mary Wise, who improved her record to 39-13 all-time in NCAA play. "We needed everyone if were going to beat Florida A&M in Tallahassee. It was a match that took one of our best of the year to beat Florida A&M in three games."
Collymore was the only player in the match in double figures in kills with 23 as she moved into sole possession of second on the school's all-time chart for kills in a season with 589. Senior middle blockers Sherri Williams (Orlando, Fla.) and Michelle Chatman (Woodridge, Ill.) each posted nine kills and two blocks, while freshman setter Angie McGinnis (Fraser, Mich.) flirted with a triple-double with 41 assists, six kills and six digs. Junior libero Rachel Engel (Littleton, Colo.) added 14 digs to lead all players.
The Gators took an early lead in the first game and gradually pulled away for a 30-19 win. With the Rattlers on top 3-1, Florida scored five straight points behind the serve of senior Lauren Moscovic (Stockton, Calif.) to move ahead 6-3 -- a lead Florida didn't relinquish the rest of the way. The Gators extended their advantage to five at 11-6 after a kill from Collymore. FAMU closed the gap to a pair at 11-9, 14-12 and 15-13, but that was the closest the Rattlers came the rest of the way. Florida scored seven of the next eight points in taking a commanding 22-14 lead before eventually closing out the game. Collymore paced the Gators with eight kills and six digs in the game as Florida hit .421 to FAMU's .105.
After the Rattlers scored the first point, Florida never trailed afterward in a tighter game two, which the Gators won 30-25. Florida again raced out to a 6-3 lead and slowly built upon their advantage, taking a 17-10 lead after a FAMU attack error. The Rattlers fought back within two at 19-17, but the Gators responded with a 3-0 run to push the advantage back to five at 22-17. FAMU climbed within four at 23-19, but Florida again came back with two quick points on a Marcie Hampton (Gainesville, Fla.) kill and a Collymore kill to push the score to 25-19. The Rattlers crept within four at 29-25, but Florida put the game away on a FAMU service error. Collymore had seven kills for the Gators, while Engel added seven digs.
Florida again started strong in the final game as the Gators built an early lead before claiming a 30-23 win. Leading 7-5, the Gators reeled off four straight points to amass a six-point lead with Collymore providing two of the points via kills. The Rattlers came back with a 4-0 to narrow the lead to three at 15-12 and later at 17-14 before the Gators again scored four straight points to take a 21-14 lead, FAMU came as close as five points the rest of the way, but Florida put the match away on an attack error by the Rattlers. Collymore had eight kills, while Chatman added six with Hampton leading Florida with five digs in the game.
Florida will face No. 6 Stanford in the second round at 7 p.m. on Saturday at the Gaiter Athletic Center. The Cardinal defeated Jacksonville 3-0 in the first round. The match will be carried live on WRUF-AM 850 and onwww.GatorZone.com
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This is followed by a skanky twink who sucks and is fucked by two older guys.
For scene three, we find Harley Davidson (wonder where he came up with this nom de porn?) shaving his legs. He tells us his daddy likes him smooth. I suppose this does not apply to his hairy chest or pubic hairs, as they remain intact. Harley plays with himself on the bed and then is joined by Justin Thomas who is the director, studio head, etc.(That's one way to get guys to have sex with you.)
Justin also puts himself in the fourth a final scene so he can screw another guy.
The film features less than average guys having passionless sex that is poorly photographed. The editing can best be described as spastic. That such an amateurish product sells for the same amount as a film from a professional studio is appalling! So take that 50 bucks and spend it wisely on another. Maybe even get a half tank of gas.


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Online scrip will better as you have a great number of members there. I have a small grup of people working together and we decided to use online scrips as it offers excess from any where with is badly needed for us.
I plan to build a desktop program that able to publish/post my property listing in all free classifieds web site (my country only, 30 targeted site).
What i have to do is key in all detail, upload photo, then submit, it will automatically submit all post other (targeted and register) website.
First site Submit:
1. My own site (wordpress base with custom theme).
then follow up by other 30 public site.
What i going to do with this script.
1.Use for my own property listing. (thanks to my property site, i m a part time Property Agent now )
2. Sell to other Property Agent (subscription with very low monthly subscription fees, my aim is their property listing, not software income).
I need a idea should i use online script or desktop ?
cause i have huge Property Agent (currently 400 agent and increasing) that currently with me and all of them wanted to use this script for their own listing, that make me worry i need strong server and bandwidth to handle it ......
If desktop, i will be worry on software/OS compatible issue ....
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Online scrip will better as you have a great number of members there. I have a small grup of people working together and we decided to use online scrips as it offers excess from any where with is badly needed for us.
The main problem will be how to automatically submit to each site I think e.g. they may use a captcha. And each site may expect a submission from a human rather than a bot.
Also, you have to think about how to funnel the submissions. If you have a desktop app., it would be best to distribute this and licence it. The web server approach may be better since you can have a login and member area.
In any case it will need a lot of careful planning, and a detailed design brief for the developers. Good luck?
Another way would be to use cheap labour working with procedures to do the submissions manually.
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Recently I reconnected with my very first dance teacher, Mrs. Elaine Smith. She taught dance at Intermediate School 136 (Harriet Beecher Stowe) in New York City.
I began taking dance classes from Mrs. Smith in the seventh grade. I wore my gym suit to class. Who remembers that nice little get-up? About a week or so into the class, we received a sheet detailing the items we were required to wear for her dance class. The usual suspects: leotard and tights.
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The fact that "God Forsaken Town" was written by Reckless Kelly singer/songwriter Willy Braun with Robert Earl Keen is symbolic of the fact that the band's standing among its peers has never been higher. The respect they've earned from everyone from Steve Earle to Kevin Welch can be summarized by Joe Ely, who called them "my kind of band: hell-raising, hard-playing, kick-ass songwriting, feet firmly in the present, but with an amazing knowledge of where it has all come from."
It is praise that reverberates especially well in the context of their latest work. With new album Somewhere in Time, the band digs deep into its roots, revisiting the music of Pinto Bennett, who with his band the Famous Motel Cowboys influenced a generation of musicians in the Northwest and served as a mentor and idol to Willy and his brother Cody, whose fiddle, mandolin, harmonica and vocal work help propel Reckless Kelly. In the company of their bandmates, David Abeyta on lead guitar and lap steel, Jay Nazz on drums, and Chris Schelske on bass, they explore their country influences and re-introduce Bennett's music to a new generation of fans while placing their indelible, rock-edged stamp on it.
"While this is Pinto's material, this is very much a Reckless Kelly record. It's simply a bunch of great songs we thought people should hear," explains Cody." A lot of Texas bands have been pushing country more toward rock," says Jay, "but to go back to playing real country music turned out to be extremely rewarding for us as a band." "It's not too far a departure from what we've done in the past," adds Willy, "but it reminds me of the old days when we were playing four sets a night, doing a lot more honky-tonk stuff, playing the real dance halls."
Highlights include "You Cared Enough to Lie," a honky-tonk masterpiece tailor made for the stage, the tragedy of "The Ballad of Elano DeLeon" and "Some People's Kids," which updates the kind of rock/country hybrid explored on the West Coast beginning in the late '60s. Instrumentally, the project kicks up the classic country flourishes--there is steel guitar on seven tracks--but that in-the-pocket rhythm section, Cody's fiddle and mandolin, the crisp guitars and raw energy are all pure Reckless Kelly.
Much in the way that Waylon Jennings found his narrative voice through the words and songs of Billy Joe Shaver on the classic album Honky Tonk Heroes, Somewhere in Time finds Reckless Kelly using Bennett's songs as a tool to elucidate another aspect of their true artistic identity.
Bennett himself joined the band in the studio for two tracks ("He did 'em in one take," says Willy), as did former Bennett cohorts like guitarist Sergio Webb, guitarist/engineer Rob Matson, and Teddy Ray Jones, who joined Cody for some twin fiddle work. "Even though it's a little different from our other albums," says Jay, "it never felt forced, or outside our comfort zone. It always felt pretty natural, and I think you can hear that."
The project is the perfect gateway to understanding the life and music that have been inextricably bound since Cody and Willy Braun's boyhood near Challis, Idaho. Their grandfather, Musty Braun, passed his love of music to their father, Muzzie, whose western swing band eventually included Willy, Cody, and their brothers Micky and Gary.
"Our mother was the only person in the family that didn't play anything," Willy says, and she served as the band's road manager. The family act played everywhere from the Grand Ole Opry to The Tonight Show. By their teens, the Braun brothers were bringing a host of other influences to their music, and as they formed their own band they drew on the practical wisdom that existed in the very lives of their father and his friends. "They showed us you could make records on your own," says Cody. "You didn't have to have a label. You could make your own records and T-shirts, hire a publicist and do everything on your own. It's how we started, knowing we could make a living doing it."
After a period in the Northwest, they settled in Austin, whose artist-friendly atmosphere and egalitarian club scene proved to be the most fertile possible soil. "The college kids and the party scene helped amplify everything," says Cody. "The live show came around to a real party atmosphere, just having fun and getting people to whoop it up."
Their 1998 debut, Millican, brought the twang, the energy and the hooks together earning them four Austin Music Awards for Best Roots Rock act. Each new record swelled their fan base and widened their geographic impact. "With every new album," says Willy, "we've exceeded the sales of the last one, and every time we go into the studio we try to raise the bar on production and the quality of songs. And each time a few more radio stations play our music and more people come to shows."
With their increased visibility has come the opportunity to give back and 2009 saw the group's first Celebrity Softball Jam raise $30,000 for Austin charities. They have also, in addition to appearances at military base benefits, launched Reckless Soldiers, using their website to help military personnel connect with family, friends and supporters.
Whether it's their dedication to charity work, playing live or the art of writing a timeless tune, Reckless Kelly is tireless in their pursuit of excellence. It's this attitude and their near legendary propensity for a good time that ensures their success as artists. The Somewhere in Time project is no exception. "I think this time," adds Willy, "we did again what we always set out to do, which is to make a record we can be proud of."


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Jason Glass, Department of Education director, on Wednesday was tapped as superintendent of Colorado's Eagle County school district. His first day on his new job is July 1.
Glass has been a key player in Gov. Terry Branstad's efforts to improve the state's schools since arriving in Iowa in December 2010. His efforts were a crucial part of the bipartisan education reform bill approved Wednesday by state lawmakers. The plan's centerpiece is a new career pathways structure for K-12 teachers that would ...


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If you look at the tags, it clearly says review, NOT spoilers!
I live in the UK and I like tv fanatic because I can read whats happening in episodes that I would otherwise have to wait and see what happens. For example smallville and supernatural the series tv fanatic has been reviewing, they have not even started airing in the UK and smallville has ended in the USA.
I have friends in the USA that watch the same shows as me and thanks to tv fanatic, I can know what my friends are talking about.
So I thank tv fanatic for posting reviews and information!
Yep you're right, after the 'i'm a good soldier in a storm' speech.
I totally understand what you mean about Callie commiting to Arizona. Its like Callie does'nt appreciate how hard it must be for Arizona. Callie didn't even talk to or ask Arizona's opinion about the tests on the baby. Callie just told Arizona and Mark her decision at the same time. Whether straight, gay or whatever, say you were using a sperm donor who wanted to be involved, you would still talk to your partner about the tests, especially when your partner worked in paeds!
Then at the end of the episode Callie says how impressed she is with how Mark handling the baby situation, but she does'nt say shes impressed with how Arizona is handling it.
But I read that in the next episode, seeing Arizona fedup of Mark getting everything right, Callie gives Arizona a baby shower present of a trip away for the weekend. So maybe in the next episode we'll see some appreciation towards Arizona!
The news of the baby storyline did not excite me either, but i'm giving it a try. The thing I dont like about this storyline is the relationship is now a threesome with Mark getting involved.
I hope the reason the parents are there is for a happy reason. People talking about Arizona dying, I DON'T want to see that! I like Callie and Arizona together.
Is it just me, or is anybody wondering how Callie's dad will react to the baby news. He's deeply religous. Anyone remember how he reacted when he saw George, after comitting adultary when married to Callie. Slammed George against the wall and then did the same to Mark when he found out Mark had slept with Callie when she was still married.
I know he came round to the idea of Callie having a girlfriend.
But now an unwed Callie is pregnant. I can't see him being happy about that!
When he came round to Callie having a girlfriend, didn't he mention to Callie about marrying Arizona in the future. I wonder if Callie's parents pressure Callie and Arizona into marriage.
I know what you mean, I'm doing a biomolecular science degree and tv is a definate distraction. I keep saying I won't get into anymore series, but its not easy lol! My mum is trying to get me to watch the event, so far i'm holding out!
@Bazuka74 I know! For a start theres Mark in Seattle LOL!
I'm guessing you get bored of waiting for the episodes to air here, hence tv fanatic!
If I did'nt have sky, i'd be waiting for season 6 to start on channel 5, which is annoying!
We're not too far behind USA now on living!
I loved your line: "he's clinging on to Calls like a dog shit on your brand new shoe, come on!"
Funny as hell, such a great analogy!
I still don't understand the open door thing! Even when someones come round, I lock the door. Cos you never know who's around. I learnt it off my parents and I don't think its a bad habbit! Maybe its a UK thing in my case, I dunno. It just seems to me that with their apartment, there is potentially a lot of people (and Mark) with access to the floor their apartment is on. P.S Bazuka74
Glad I made you laugh!
Bazuka84. I know right, why don't Mark talk to Lexie about starting a family and if she won't forgive him, why don't he start dating and find someone to start a family with!
He don't even knock on the door, he just walks straight in! Even when Christina and Owen shared with Callie, he would just walk in. Earlier in the series he walked in on Callie and Arizona in bed.
If it was me I'd be locking that door to keep Mark out, whether he was the baby's daddy or not LOL
I must admit, I like Callie and Arizona together. I really thought the baby storyline was going to ruin their relationship. But at the end of the previous episode, seeing how Arizona responded to the baby's heart beat and how Callie and Arizona made up, for me the ending gave the storyline some hope.
But then last weeks episode, seeing how Mark and Arizona were doing their best to look after and do whats best for Callie and the baby was really sweet. But Callie's lack of appreciation, kind of annoyed me. Callie deals with loads of blood, broken bones, but she was put off by a smoothie, it just did not seem to make sense to me. I understand she's hormonal and not herself, but the previous episode Callie was worried that Arizona would leave her, but if Callie does not start showing a bit of appreciation and respect to Arizona soon, she may well leave. Like Arizona said, she'd been left out of too many decisions.
But I loved Arizona giving Callie the guilt treatment in the hospital when she was wanting coffee. Those looks were funny!
Mark's face was funny, when Callie said about a foot rub.
Wish Mark would stop walking in the apartment, he just walks in like he's their room mate.
bazuka74, I totally agree with you! In interviews that I've seen, Sara's always seemed so bubbly and happy, like her Callie character. I wonder how recent the depression was? I guess it shows that being successful in acting does'nt mean happiness.
Its nice to see a real woman with curves on the front cover, rather than a very skinny model. She looks stunning! I wish I looked as good as her! I'm looking forward to reading the full article online soon. I don't think the UK gets latina magazine.
Dr Fields: what can I do for u?
Callie: well dr, I ended up having sorbet with him (pointing to Mark) because I couldn't have sorbet with her (pointing to Arizona)!
Dr Fields: so you have a sweet tooth? I still don't understand how sorbet led to pregnancy! Am I missing something?


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UHV brings Chinese entrepreneur to speak in Sugar Land, Katy
Bin-Shin Wu, chairman of the board of a successful Chinese pharmaceutical company, will speak in Sugar Land this week and Katy next week about consumption from an entrepreneur's perspective.
The free presentations will take place from 10 to 11:45 a.m. Friday in Room 103 of the University of Houston System at Sugar Land, 14000 University Blvd., and at the same time April 20 in Room 135 of the UH System at Cinco Ranch, 4242 S. Mason Road in Katy.
Wu is being brought to the teaching centers by the University of Houston-Victoria School of Business Administration. UHV provides many of the programs offered at the two locations.
The entrepreneur started Shandong Shanzhu Pharmaceutical Group in China in 1994. He also serves as chairman of the Beijing Genetic Engineering Research Institute, the Beijing Norton Biology Research Institute, and the Biology Research Institute for Treasury Animals.
His pharmaceutical group has 22 production enterprises, 600 subsidiary companies and 2,200 agency offices. Wu has nine individual invention patents and one international patent. He has turned six patents into consumer products.
Wu has been nominated as a national entrepreneur for his meritorious service to China's developing market economy by the China Market Research Association and by the China Economic newspaper.
For more information, contact Anuva Banik, international student services coordinator for the UHV School of Business Administration, at 832-842-2857 or email@example.com
The University of Houston-Victoria, located in the heart of the Coastal Bend region, offers courses leading to more than 65 bachelor's and master's degree
programs and concentrations in the schools of Arts & Sciences, Business Administration, Education & Human Development, and Nursing. UHV provides face-to-face
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founding in 1973, UHV has provided students with a quality university education from excellent faculty at an affordable price.