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05:04:40 PM May 18th 2015
A simple explanation for why adding lasers makes anything cooler. Lasers have negative temperature. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Negative_temperature#Lasers
10:35:46 PM Aug 22nd 2013
I have the perfect quote for the page, but do I have to ask permission from anyone to put it up here?
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I saw that James Bond film recently; Skyfall. I think that it used the Rule of Cool trope quite a bit. There was that scene when they were at the bar in Shanghai, and 007 fell into that place where a Komodo dragon was kept. I went on the internet to see if there were bars or restaurants like that in Real Life. I couldn't find any, so I'll assume that they don't exist. But I'm not going to criticize Skyfall for unrealistically having a bar that keeps Komodo dragons. I would rather criticize real life for not having them, because they're awesome.
06:55:53 AM Mar 3rd 2011
I think it should be noted that this trope can be used poorly. For example, when a work wants to take itself seriously, then the Rule of Cool will make it look like some rediculous story written by a particularily immature twelve-year-old.
07:40:53 AM Jul 13th 2010
Axe Cop should be added to the Rule of Cool Webcomics section. www.axecop.com
03:36:57 PM Apr 8th 2010
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Anyone think that this should be the new picture instead: -http://i687.photobucket.com/**albums**/vv234/The_Void_68/batman.jpg- (Just take out the asterisks and the hyphons, the site won't let me post a direct link to my own photobucket account) I mean nothing is cooler than the above.
12:46:13 PM Sep 4th 2010
No, THIS is the most awesome thing ever, and it's the alternate cover of the same book that the current image is of! http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/p/terry-pratchett/soul-music.htm
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Port au Prince (Agenzia Fides) - Eight Haitian children who were in the Dominican Republic as victims of human trafficking were repatriated and returned back to their families with the help of the International Organization for Migration (IOM), in the context of a family rejoining program for 44 children from Haiti discovered by the Haitian authorities in a raid against crime. The IOM said that the return to their families is carried out only when the authorities have verified that the families themselves are able to accept them.
In the report sent to Fides it is reported that during the process of repatriation, the IOM warns parents about the consequences of human trafficking and provides families a grant to start or expand their small businesses necessary for their sustenance. The 44 children were victims of human trafficking before the earthquake of 2010, forced to beg on the streets or doing humble jobs in the Dominican Republic. Everything they were able to collect had to be handed over to traffickers. (EC) (Agenzia Fides 05/25/2011)
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A public inquiry into the infamous Omagh bombing would uncover "unnerving secrets" of security force failings, said one of those bereaved by the atrocity. Michael Gallagher and other Omagh victims presented Northern Ireland Secretary of State Owen Paterson with a specially commissioned report claiming the atrocity could have been prevented. The families campaigning for a cross-border inquiry will now seek meetings with the Chief Constable Matt Baggott and Justice Minister David Ford to brief them on the consultants' report into the case. Gallagher, whose son Aiden was killed in the bombing, said both the Irish and British governments would continue to face calls for a public inquiry and any refusal to respond positively to the new evidence would be brought to the courts. Twenty-nine people, including a woman pregnant with twins, were murdered in the Real IRA atrocity in 1998. No-one has been successfully criminally convicted of the attack in the County Tyrone town. "I think that the government are going to have some difficulty with granting a public inquiry into Omagh because it will unearth some very unnerving secrets", said Gallagher. "But we feel, and we told the Secretary of State, that there will be uncomfortable truths for both the British and Irish governments. But that is nothing to what the families have had to suffer", he added. His comments came after a meeting with the Secretary of State at Hillsborough Castle. The families said their report brought together all available evidence on the case and showed authorities on both sides of the border could have prevented the car bombing. MOL/JR/HE


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OXFORD, Ohio – After dominating for the first 17 minutes, Miami surrendered a pair of goals in a 53-second window and was never able to recover.
The RedHawks dropped their second straight game at Cady Arena, 3-1 vs. Denver on Friday. No. 12 Miami had not suffered consecutive home losses since Oct. 27-28 when Lake Superior State swept the RedHawks.
The shots were 13-2 in favor of Miami when the Pioneers' Trevor Moore centered the puck from along the boards, and the puck hit Ty Loney as he crashed the net and slid in with 2:58 remaining in the first period.
Less than a minute later, Moore scored his sixth goal of the season, going top shelf after Denver won a faceoff cleanly in its offensive zone.
The RedHawks continued to dominate in the shot column but could not solve Pioneers goalie Sam Brittain.
The shots were 30-11 in favor of Miami before its lone goal – a rebound shot that junior forward Alex Wideman stuck in the short side after an initial shot by sophomore forward Riley Barber handcuffed Brittain and rolled to Wideman.
It was the third goal in two games for Wideman, and Barber recorded his fifth point in his last three.
The RedHawks drew a late power play on a slashing call as junior center Austin Czarnik was taken down after cutting to the net.
But Brittain made three saves during the man advantage and Grant Arnold was able to deposit an empty netter with 10 seconds left.
The final shot total was 34-12 Miami. It was the fewest shots in a game surrendered by the RedHawks since Feb. 10, 2012.
In addition to the loss in the standings – which made Miami 1-4-1 in its last six – the RedHawks also lost junior forward Blake Coleman.
Coleman was injured near the bench in the second period, tried to gut it out but eventually went down the tunnel and did not return.
Coleman, tied for the team lead with 10 goals, is expected to miss significant time with an upper body injury.
Miami has typically been lucky at dodging the injury bug in recent years, but it has bit the RedHawks hard in 2013-14. Junior Connor Murphy is also out with an upper body injury and sophomore goalie Jay Williams was recently unavailable with an undisclosed injury.
Junior forward Jimmy Mullin was also out for two games during the recent road trip with a banged-up wrist.
The crowd, one of the smallest in Cady Arena's seven-plus year history, was less than half capacity at 1,492 because of the heavy snow that blanketed Oxford during the afternoon and early evening.
The series wraps up a 7:07 p.m. on Saturday. Miami has an exhibition game scheduled for Dec. 31 at 4 p.m. but will not play another regular season game until Jan. 10 when it travels to Western Michigan.
ANALYSIS: This was one of the most frustrating games of the season. Miami dominated the first 17 minutes of the game.
The first goal was a little fluky, the second was off a lost defensive zone faceoff where the RedHawks were a bit late to react and the third was an empty netter.
Not once the entire game did Denver sustain pressure in the offensive zone for any length of time.
Sophomore goalie Ryan McKay had to make one good save in the opening stanza on a player that cut the net but he could've studied for his finals most of the game.
Despite 34 Miami shots, many weren't of the high-percentage variety. Too many times Brittain had clean looks at outside shots, which any goalie is going to stop 999 times out of 1,000.
The Pioneers weren't that good on Friday and Miami has to win games like this. Denver entered play averaging 2.4 goals per game, and with the RedHawks' offensive fire power they should come away with three points most nights.
Two things were head-scratching about this game from a coaching perspective: Czarnik and Barber were on the ice way too much and McKay wasn't pulled early enough on the late power play.
Coach Enrico Blasi is riding his two studs way too hard, even using Czarnik on defense during penalty kills, a position he has never played before. They don't track time on ice in college but I'd be shocked if either played less than 24 minutes.
If they were baseball pitchers they would've both been at around 140 pitches on Friday.
Plus Czarik is a smaller guy – smaller guys wear down quicker – and Barber may return to the World Champions, and both need to be in peak shape come March, not gassed as both currently are at the end of games.
In his defense, Coleman leaving obviously forced Blasi to shuffle his lines and Blasi's MO is to use the three to four months of the season to find a lineup and lines he's comfortable with for the stretch run.
And of course with Miami's inexplicable inability to score despite an abundance of offensive talent, it makes sense Blasi would tinker with his lines more.
On the late power play: The penalty came with 2:45 remaining. McKay stayed in, which is understandable at that point. But the RedHawks had two more faceoffs and took a time out with 1:39 left with the puck in
the offensive zone and McKay stayed in net before finally departing with 1:06 to play.
With five forwards on the power play, a fresh sophomore defenseman Matthew Caito could've jumped on and likely blocked any attempt at the net even if Denver did get control on a 6x4.
With the top unit out there for the entire man advantage, everyone was out of gas by the time the empty netter hit the twine.
The best-case scenario is Miami wins and hobbles into the break with a 2-4-1 record in its last seven, hopefully retaining its ranked status.
The worst scenario is another loss, which would drop the RedHawks to .500 heading into Christmas, in which case they would be looking at the prospect of needing to get hot just to get into the tournament against a schedule that doesn't get any easier.
FORWARDS: D. They got the shots, plenty of them, but most weren't high quality. And the scoring column, the ultimate stat, read '1' at the end of the game.
A couple of positives: senior Max Cook played one of his better games of the year. Mullin had a few good looks again but is seemingly snakebitten. He's way too good to have one goal at this point, and every chance he gets hits a post or a goalie makes a ridiculous save.
There hasn't been as unlucky of a goal scorer on this team since Curtis McKenzie his junior year.
Wideman seems to score in bunches, and he's on fire right now. Miami can use all the scoring it can get at present, so hopefully he keeps it up.
DEFENSEMEN: A. First 'A' of the year for this corps. It was certainly their best game at Cady Arena this season. As mentioned above, not once did Denver sustain pressure in the offensive zone.
Freshman Johnny Wingels stood out among this group. He made some good defensive plays, some solid outlet passes and jumped in the play a little, which is a rarity for a blueliner on this team.
GOALTENDING: C+. McKay was 9-for-11, so there's not much to grade him on. The first goal was unlucky and the second went in on a very good shot. McKay had one difficult save in the first period.
LINEUP CHANGES: The Coleman injury will open up a forward spot for some time. With Coleman being a bigger, more physical player on a team lacking this attribute up front to a degree, senior Bryon Paulazzo may dress for a while.
Freshman Devin Loe was back on the top line and classmate Justin Greenberg also dressed (it was just the third time this season both have played).
With Murphy still hurt they may both be in the lineup again on Saturday.
After playing the first 15 games, freshman Trevor Hamilton sat for the second straight game on defense, and Wingels played for the third straight night, and played very well.
With sophomore Chris Joyaux appearing healthy, both Joyauxs, Caito, Richart, Paulides and Wingels appear to be the best six blueliners on the team right now.
Will Williams return between the pipes on Saturday? This was the first time in six games McKay has not allowed three goals. Not saying that's all on him, but if Williams is ready to go (and he looked fine in warm-ups) he might start on Saturday.


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Liverpool need to find another goal scoring partnership Mangers in the game use this saying, "A team is only as good as the Goal scores they have" I termsof Liverpool Partnerships we have had:
Ian Rush and Kenny Dalglish
Robbie Fowler and Stan Collymore
Kevin Keegan and John Toshack
Michael Owen and Emile Heskey
Luis Suarez and Daniel Sturridge
Without question some were more successful than others in terms of silverware for the club. Liverpool's transfer strategy has seen people wanting Rogers out
Last season at the Hawthorns the sides drew 1-1, with Daniel Sturridge's 24th-minute opener being cancelled out by Victor Anichebe midway through the second period.
It is the only Premier League draw between the teams.The Reds have an excellent record at the Hawthorns, however, winning nine of the last 12 fixtures, scoring 29 and conceding eight.
26 of those goals have come in the last 10 visits. The last time the teams played out a goalless draw at the Hawthorns was in November 1968.
The fact is Steven Gerrard has and will always be Red through and through, even when better options were open to him years ago he stayed firm with Liverpool and our fans.Many are saying the team performs better without him.
"I think it has been really unfair on the boy. This is a guy who has been – and still is – a wonderful player," said Rodgers.
When he was out injured we had people trying to sensationalize a story as to whether he would get in the team.
Should Clubs take back the power from Agents?
What with the recent drama over Sterling and Henderson's contact talks, would it not be prudent for the club to tie up youth contracts in a way that adds rewards as and when the player achieves his goals.
Impact Sports Management Sterlings agents, have been in negotiations with Ian Ayre for well over three months to extend a deal that currently runs until 2017
Former CEO Rick Parry, said: " Negotiating player contracts is "getting harder and harder" in modern football "
Steven Gerrard will leave Anfield for LA Galaxy when his contract expires at the end of the season, and Samper could potentially be heading to Anfield as his replacement.
Samper has made four senior appearances under Luis Enrique this season, but reports in Spain claim that he is looking for a change of environment after becoming disillusioned at the Nou Camp.
He jwas part of the Barcalona youth setup in 2001,aged 6,after a successful trial.
On 9 May 2013, he signed a four-year professional deal with Barça.
The hollowed Anfield green is rubbing the wrong way says Rogers
Critics included manager Brendan Rodgers Glen Johnson,saying the playing style has been hindered by its poor quality. The new pitch will be a 'Desso Grassmaster' pitch made up of 97% Rye grass and 3% artificial fibres. Similar pitches are in other grounds including Arsenal and Manchester City. An estimated 20 million artificial grass fibres are injected 20cm deep into the ground. The natural grass roots then intertwine with the artificial turf fibres.
@_PaulHayward @redhalf @LFCFrance @SamWallaceIndy @dutchreds The Football Association charge Liverpool defender Martin Skrtel with violent conduct after an incident involving David De Gea at Anfield on Sunday.
Referee Martin Atkinson did not see the incident but three former officials agreed it was a sending-off offence.
The trio made the decision after reviewing footage of the incident.
Unless Skrtel successfully appeals he will receive a three-match ban, ruling him out of Premier League matches at Arsenal (4 April) and at home to Newcastle (April 13), plus the FA Cup quarter-final replay at Blackburn on 8 April.
What about Rooney...Jones ? do they get off Scot free... ?
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@NOT_MOTD Liverpool haven't conceded a Premier League goal away from home in 559 mins. That's 9 hours, 19 mins. A solid Redman defensive unit.
Bring it on 4 the 22nd :-)
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Saturday Afternoon Agenda: Opening Ceremony Founders to Fete 10th Anniversary Book at L.A. Outpost
The Hollywood Reporter -- Opening Ceremony, the bi-coastal retail mecca favored by stylish shoppers in New York and Los Angeles, will celebrate the release of the aptly titled Opening Ceremony, a 352-page anthology commemorating the brand's 10-year anniversary, this weekend.
The iconic company's founders, Carol Lim and Humberto Leon, will join actor Jason Schwartzman in signing copies of the Rizzoli-published collection at their La Cienega Blvd. store on Saturday between 3 and 5 p.m.
Featuring contributions from visual artists (Ryan McGinley, Terence Koh, Marcel Dzama), designers (Alexander Wang, Rodarte's Kate and Laura Mulleavy, Proenza Schouler's Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez) and musicians (M.I.A.), the book traces the evolution of the Opening Ceremony brand from its New York inception in 2002 through its expansion and eventual foray into various creative communities.
Personal portraits, 'zine inserts and even a sticker sheet appear alongside text passages provided by Chloe Sevigny (who released her fifth ready-to-wear capsule in collaboration with the brand in February), boundary-testing photographer Terry Richardson, director Spike Jonze and fashion writers Sally Singer and Eric Wilson.
Lim and Leon, who met while students at U.C. Berkeley, opened their first Opening Ceremony outpost 10 years ago in New York City's downtown SoHo neighborhood. A Los Angeles location on the edge of West Hollywood followed in 2007, and in 2009, the twosome carried the company overseas to launch an eight-story flagship in Tokyo.
In recent years Opening Ceremony has continued to expand, adding its first European location in London, an in-house clothing line, a television channel and an annual magazine.
The company, known for a series of collaborations with unexpected partners like Pendleton, UNIQLO and the Muppets (yes, those Muppets), recently debuted a Spring Breakers-themed collection of apparel and accessories designed by the film's costumer, Heidi Bivens.
Saturday, April 6, 3 p.m. to 5 p.m, Opening Ceremony, 451 N. La Cienega Blvd., West Hollywood, (310) 652-1120.
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U.S. refiners have emerged as the biggest losers from the previous surge in oil and push for cleaner energy. The industry's brief golden age has swiftly given way to a prolonged dark period of adjustment and decline.
While attending a meeting of prominent climate sceptics during the U.N. Climate Conference in Copenhagen in December (an anti-COP15, if you will), I listened to each of the speakers put forward their theory on why conventional evidence on the primary causes of climate change should be dismissed as, for lack of a better phrase, complete hokum.
Scientists argue that rich nations must make drastic cuts in greenhouse gas emissions to prevent dangerous climate change. The way energy is used, priced and created would have to change in order to institute these cuts.
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Trotter, 24, played with Riga in Kontinental Hockey League last season, putting up 9 goals and 26 points.
Before going to Riga, Trotter had played the previous three seasons with Hamilton, Montreal's farm team in the American Hockey League. There, the 5-foot-10, 180 pound left winger amassed 57 goals and 135 points in 172 games. In his final year with the Bulldogs, 2009-10, Trotter led the team with 36 goals.
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Norths Leagues Club Hosts Bears Annual Players Reunion
ON Friday night the 30th of September the Kamaraigal Room at the Norths Leagues Club was the scene of the 2005 North Sydney First Grade Players Reunion. Many ex Bears including greats such as Frank Hyde, Peter Diversi, John Grey and Jason Taylor heard from Football General Manager Greg Florimo and Chairman Barry Glasgow before trading tall tales and true with their fellow players.Flo implored his fellow players to get behind the club by applying for membership and voting on the Team of the century in preparation for the Clubs big event of 2006. Barry Glasgow also spoke of supporting the club by joining up and of the renewed relationship between the Norths Leagues club and football club as both work towards the common goal of making the Bears a successful club and work towards the possibility of an NRL franchise on the Central Coast.See photos of the 1st Grade Players reunion in the Photos section of Norths Official Website www.northsydneybears.com.auPhoto: Two of the greats - Gary Larson and John Gray. Photo by: Steve Little
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Marcus Bai to join Bradford
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New members welcome!
THE Rugby League Supporters and Voluntary Workers Association is a new movement in the Rugby League community, focussing on the needs of the game.
Bridgend?s Morgan the only new cap in Welsh squad.
WALES have named a 20-man squad for their crucial European Nations Cup tie against Ireland on Saturday (kick-off 3pm), 16 of whom lined up in Wales? 22-14 win over Scotland two weeks ago.
Kiwis delay naming team
NEW Zealand coach Brian McClennan has copied Brian Noble?s cat-and-mouse tactics by delaying naming his team announcement for Saturday?s Gillette Tri-Nations clash with Great Britain.
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Great Britain play cards close to their chest
GREAT Britain has confirmed it will keep secret its halves combination for Sunday morning's Tri-Nations clash with New Zealand until just an hour before kick-off.
GB's Fozzard knows no fear
NICK Fozzard is desperately hoping to make his Great Britain debut against the Kiwis on Saturday, confident in the knowledge that he will be in good company.
Bluey is not a happy camper
KIWIS coach Brian McClennan has reacted angrily after Bradford winger Lesley Vainikolo was forced out of the British leg of the Tri-Nations for the second year in a row.
Wiki's magic potion
THE bond shared by the Kiwis will get them through their third rugby league test in as many countries in the space of a fortnight, says skipper Ruben Wiki.
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Senior fit and Captain Peacock... fortunate
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By Diane WagnerIn years past, American Legion Post 55 could count on dozens of supporters at the annual Veterans Day ceremony on the McDonough Square. On Tuesday about 500 people filled the grassy park to capacity in honor of those who fought and died for their country. "The crowd was really big," said Barbara Ann Davis, president of American Legion Post 55 Ladies Auxiliary. "I think the beautiful weather had something to do with it, but there's also a war on and a lot more people are being patriotic. I think we've had a wake-up call." Indeed, references to the fighting in Iraq were sprinkled among speakers' comments on the heroism of service members in the two world wars and others. "This special day brings two words to mind: Sacrifice and gratitude," the Rev. Courtney Wall said during an invocation that ended with blessings for "those who have served, and those who are serving now." In his welcoming remarks, McDonough Mayor Richard Craig praised "the men and women who fought for our lives and who continue to do so." And Henry County Commissioner Gary Freedman, a retired U.S. Army lieutenant colonel, noted that the view of the world has changed since the terrorist attacks of 9-11. "We became more cautious, more vigilant and more cynical," he said. "And we recognized that we take freedom for granted. But freedom isn't free." The courthouse clock set a solemn tone at the outset, tolling 11 a.m. just as the Henry County JROTC presented the flags of the five branches of service and those captured or missing in action. By the end of the 20-minute ceremony, attendees were wiping their eyes as Alton Thomas sang a slow, uplifting version of "God Bless America" that echoed from the shops ringing the Square. Highlights of the gathering included a musical "Salute to America" by the Henry County Middle School band and a presentation of wreaths and flowers in memory of local American Legion members and auxiliaries who died in the past year. Many, although not all, served during World War II: James Allen Castellaw served in the Army from 1941 to 1946; Cary Coan was 18 years old when he fought in the Battle of the Bulge; Harry Credell served in the Air Force from 1950 to 1954; former Henry County Probate Judge C.O. "Jack" Polk was at Pearl Harbor when it was bombed; R.J. "Johnny" Rucker was in the Navy during WWII; and Joel "Joe" Levett spent 1942 to 1945 in the Army. Ladies Auxiliary members memorialized Tuesday were Ida Laura McDaniel, Sara Pitts and Agnes Radcliff. Freedman called for the country to remember what it owes its veterans every day. "We must keep them in our hearts and in our thoughts, not only on special days such as today but, every time we look at our great flag waving in the breeze ? and every time we hear ? of how our military is still in harm's way," he said. "Freedom is not based on short, frenzied bursts of emotion, but on the steady and thoughtful dedication of brave souls."
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Marcus Hunt scores a career-high 47 points and North Clayton beats Jonesboro. Hunt scores a season-low nine points and North Clayton loses to Jonesboro.
Local favorites line up for area duals wrestling
Wrestling season gets serious now. Area duals tournaments involving Southern Crescent teams will go on this weekend — at Forest Park, at Eagle's Landing, at McIntosh — a precursor to the state tournament the following weekend in Macon.
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GDOT project approved for Eagle's Landing, I-675
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The Romans learned how to smelt copper into brass, then bronze, to make weapons, and suddenly war was an entirely different game.
My nostrils have smelt the horrors of the (cloth) diaper pail.
All round were flowers in rare vases, but it looked a place of which the beauty would have smelt sweet even without them.
The Regent, who smelt the rat, turned on his heel, and said nothing.
Now, when it was finished, a wolf happened to pass that way; and he saw the house, and he smelt the pig inside.
However, the sight of the roses, overlapping the water-jug, pacified him; they smelt so sweet.
After I had been seated a short time, I heard the tinkling of ornaments and smelt a powerful perfume.
She suffered horribly, too, in that stiff, lonely dwelling which smelt of the tomb.
He said that the man who could smelt two pigs of iron where only one was smelted before, was a public benefactor.
And then Marjolin declared that she smelt sweet from head to foot.
mid-15c. (implied in smelter), from Dutch or Low German smelten, from Proto-Germanic *smelt- (cf. Old High German smelzan, German schmelzen "to melt"), from PIE *smeld-, variant of *mel- "soft." Thus the word is from a variant of the stem of Old English meltan "to melt" (see melt (v.)). Related: Smelted; smelting.
Old English smelt "sardine, small salmon-like sea fish," cognate with Dutch smelt "sand eel," Danish smelt (c.1600). OED notes that it has a peculiar odor (but doesn't suggest a connection with smell); Klein suggests a connection with the way the fish melts in one's mouth. Century Dictionary speculates it means "smooth" and compares Old English smeolt, smylt "serene, smooth."
late 12c., "emit or perceive an odor," not found in Old English, perhaps cognate with Middle Dutch smolen, Low German smelen "to smolder" (see smolder). However, OED says "no doubt of Old English origin, but not recorded, and not represented in any of the cognate languages." Related: Smelled or smelt; smelling.
Smelling salts (1840), used to revive the woozy, typically were a scented preparation of carbonate of ammonia. Smell-feast (n.) "one who finds and frequents good tables, one who scents out where free food is to be had" is from 1510s ("very common" c.1540-1700, OED). Smell-smock "licentious man" was in use c.1550-c.1900. To smell a rat "be suspicious" is from 1540s.
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BOSTON -- Allied Domecq's Dunkin' Donuts today named Phillip Risinger director of advertising. Risinger reports to Ken Kimmel, vp, Dunkin' Donuts Concepts.
He will oversee all aspects of the Randolph, Mass.-based company's advertising and work closely with its lead agency, Interpublic Group's Hill, Holliday, Connors, Cosmopulos, Boston. The agency in September launches a new campaign for the client with tagline, "Just the thing." The company spent $35 million on ads in 2001 and $22 million through August of this year, per CMR.
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Revisiting & re-scoring...Fernando Guerrero vs. Ishe Smith
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Revisiting & re-scoring...Fernando Guerrero vs. Ishe Smith
This past Thursday, there was a bit of a meltdown on the part of noted spoiler Ishe "Sugar Shay" Smith as he spammed his followers' Facebook walls with the following miniature tirade over the course of about an hour:
"Apart of me died 7-16-2010, u will never know what it feels like to give urself to something and feel cheated. I know I won that fight
"That hunger that drives me died, its been hard to get back, this Fan, family, and u guys have helped me get it back, thank you so much"
"Let's me one thing clear, I aint going to cry over it, but I didn't feel I beat Powell or Jacobs, but Guerrero, I know I won that."
that's what hurt the most, I have hated this #!@%*#ty sport ever since that day. Not everything is going to be perfect, and I know nothing is easy, and with trials there is no Glory, I apologize for not always giving you the best fights, but as God as my witness, I promise to never give u a dull again, and I will always train and prepare 150%, and when God says its time, I will go with my head held high."
It's interesting that of all his losses (all decisions and all competitive, with scoring depending much on "what you like") this is the only one he's bitter about.
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On the night, I had it 95-93 for Smith (having taken I believe the first three and last three with the 8th a 10-8 his way, and Guerrero sweeping 4-7 with the 6th a 10-8 for him) and thought Guerrero was a little lucky to avoid his first defeat and that 97-91 for him was out of line.
I'm looking forward to giving it a fresh look and seeing if my score comes out any different a year later.
For those who didn't see/score it live...or those like me who want to give this tough one another go:
Full round-by-round scores and final tallies, please.
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Here are the posters of the 19th edition of the International Gay Lesbian Transexual Film Festival in Madrid.
These film festival posters were illustrated by Monica Virgo and designed by Martin Casanova.
La Vie d'Adele (Blue is the Warmest Colour)
Screenplay : Jane Maroh
Boys Don't Cry
Screenplay : Kimberly Pierce & Andy Bienen
Brokeback Mountain
Screenplay : Annie Proulx, Larry McMurtry, Diana Ossana
Law of Desire (La Ley del Deseo)
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Florida State senior kicker Graham Gano, the 2008 Lou Groza Award winner, doesn't receive enough credit for his work as a punter.
He did after his All-American performance Saturday.
Gano's first punt carried 46 yards and went out of bounds at the 3. His second punt carried 44 yards and died at the 1. His third punt carried 45 yards and went out of bounds at the 1.
The Badgers punted the first two times and then lost a fumble that was returned 75 yards for a touchdown on the third series.
Gano averaged 48.2 yards on five punts, with four inside the 20, and was named the most valuable player of the game.
"We had our backs to the end zone," UW left tackle Gabe Carimi said.
With new life and a first down at the UW 15 thanks to a 26-yard pass play to wide receiver Louis Givens, Florida State quarterback Christian Ponder made his best throw of the first half.
Ponder dropped back to pass and threw a fade to senior wide receiver Greg Carr. The 6-foot-6, 214-pound Carr was covered by UW cornerback Niles Brinkley, 5-10 and 177.
Brinkley chucked Carr near the line of scrimmage, but Carr kept going and Brinkley appeared to give up on the play. Carr reached out and pulled the ball into his body with his right hand as he was sliding to the ground in the end zone.
The play was ruled a touchdown on the field and a brief review by the replay official confirmed the ball and the Seminoles took a 14-3 lead with just seven seconds left in the half.
"I tried to jam him," Brinkley said. "But he was running a double move. He ran a post-corner. I jammed him and he got back outside of me. I couldn't get back to him."
After seeing the offensive drive from its 1 to the Florida State 19, the UW staff deviated from its strength with an exotic play and it blew up in the form of a 75-yard fumble return for a touchdown.
Before the snap, left tackle Gabe Carimi sprinted toward the far sideline and lined up wide. Tight end Mickey Turner lined up behind Carimi; tailback P.J. Hill lined up behind Hill; and with wide receiver Isaac Anderson lined up to the outside.
Quarterback Dustin Sherer took the snap and fired a lateral toward Hill. Florida State left defensive end Neefy Moffett penetrated and batted the ball down with his left hand. The ball took one bounce and popped up into the arms of middle linebacker Derek Nicholson at the 25 and Nicholson went the distance untouched with 12:33 left in the first half to help the Seminoles take a 7-0 lead.
"The bottom line," Bret Bielema said, "we'd love to have that play back."
Sherer certainly would.
"I did the wrong thing," he said. "They lined up and they weren't adjusted to it. I'm trying to get off the ball and throw it out there. But they were overloaded on the line but the guy came free and tipped the ball.
"Obviously if I could have done it again we'd throw a touchdown to Garrett and it would be a whole different ball game."
Just edit together a highlight video of Gano's work and take your pick. Any of his first three punts, which he placed at the UW 3, 1 and 1, respectively, would qualify.
Then late in the first half, Gano displayed the strength of his leg and appeared to unsettle return man David Gilreath, who normally makes prudent decisions.
Punting from the Florida State 38, Gano unloaded a 58-yard punt that Gilreath fielded at his 4 while running toward the end zone. He managed only a 3-yard return to the 7 and UW punted after going three-and-out.
The Seminoles then drove 47 yards for a touchdown and a 14-3 lead in just 33 seconds.
"He drove David deep," Bielema said. "We don't want to catch the ball . . . our heels are on the 10."
• UW reserve defensive end Louis Nzegwu was called for roughing the punter in the third quarter, giving the Seminoles a first down at their 47. TV replays showed that Nzegwu never touched punter Gano.
• Referee Michael Batlan, who called the penalty on Nzegwu, looked a bit foolish earlier after the replay official overturned a Florida State fumble early in the third quarter. After Batlan announced the play had been overturned because the knee of Florida State wide receiver Bert Reed was down before he lost the ball, he had to go back review the play again.
Why? To determine that it was second down.
• Tight end Lance Kendricks, who missed the final three regular-season games after suffering a broken fibula at Michigan State, played sparingly Saturday. He did not catch a pass.
• Saturday marked the second time this season that Bielema chose to defer his choice to the second half after UW had won the pregame coin toss.
3 Lost fumbles by UW
9 Tackles for loss by FSU
9.3 P.J. Hill's average per carry
48.2 Graham Gano's punting average
16-10 UW's combined record in 2007 and '08
"If it had had a better result, everybody would be saying what a great formation it was. But obviously it didn't."
-UW coach Bret Bielema, on the "quad-set" in the first quarter that resulted in a 75-yard fumble return for a touchdown.


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The Powers That Be say the bulk of America's middle-class manufacturing jobs are gone and aren't coming back. High tech jobs are being outsourced, as is an increasing share of the work historically handled by our accountants, lawyers, and some other professionals. Retail jobs at brick-and-mortar shops, however, can't be exported. But wait, those aren't …
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Speedy, you a fool for this one *****! (Yuh! Haha)
C.T.E. *****, you already know what it is (Yeeeeeaah)
Twenty one gun salute (Aye!), I 22's on my coupe (Let's go!)
I do this ****!
Tha Chevy standin' so tall, I'm lookin' down on y'all
That's all I gotta tell you *****s, I do this ****!
Tha ice shine so bright, tha kush burn just right
My last time tellin' you *****s, I do this ****!
Twenty six's inches (Woo!) honey dew outside
Watermelon inside, that's a sweet ride (Daaaamn)
She diggin' me, checkin' out my paint job
And I'm diggin' her, trynna get a blow job (Yeeeeeaah)
And my job's hard, I keep (Hard Work) (Aye!)
Yeah it's hard now, but it was soft first (Gyeah!)
You know, off white, flaked-up, just pale
Chyna Whyte, oil base, talkin' fish scales (Hahaaa)
S550, yeah tha brand new Benz
Bought two tha same color, I call 'em (Siamese Twins) (Daaaamn)
You can't outshine me, you can't outclass me (Nah!)
My wrist so shine, but my neck so flashy (Hahaaa)
I do this ****!
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Chevy sittin' on them large pies, call it (Domino's) (Woo!)
Or maybe (Pizza Hut), or even (Papa John's)
They was outta Crys' (Nah), so ordered one
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I do this ****!
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Ran through a hundred grand, call it a waste of time
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I can't believe there are no ratings for this by me. This is my favorite Assam in my cupboard and the one I drink most often.
Normally I have it hot and it's wonderful.
Today I'm reporting on the experiment of cold-brewing it.
Just like when hot it's excellent. But very different.
It's not at all bitter from a longer-than-expected brew time (I forgot about it, it's been in the fridge about 20 hrs).
It's sweeter than hot-brewed. Very floral tasting and feeling through the roof of the mouth with a sweet honey-ness in the back of the mouth and throat when swallowed. The finish is dark under the tongue and a light feeling at the roof of the mouth. The flavor is complex but refreshing, at the same time. I can't fully describe it. -But I definitely can recommend it.
I'm running low on this and it's delicious both hot and cold; I'll have to buy some more!
The steeped tea smells a bit like wine, but a bit more like raisins.
The taste is black tea and a overlay of a wine-y taste. The tip of the tongue has a slight sweetness but most of the wine taste is in the back of the mouth. It's not a strong wine taste, but not too weak.
Not a buy-again, but not bad.
Tried this at twice as much tea and a minute longer steeping time. Still just a weak top-of-mouth sweetness and a little darkness in the back of the mouth. No "buttered rum" flavor, mostly just watery-tea taste.
This isn't for me.
have you tried it with a bit of milk and brown sugar? I'm a straight up tea girl myself, and I felt it was watery and blah when I first had it as well, until I put some cream/sugar in it. Wow. It really transformed this tea into something else, I think it must be meant as a creamy dessert tea. if you have any left or feel the need to try to again, i would give that a try! Even a bit of soy milk and agave would take it over the top I bet!
The unbrewed tea smells sweet and of RUM. Strongly rum.
The steeped tea is pleasantly sweet in a vanilla way and a rum-sweet way.
The flavor shows no rum, it is somewhat watery with a buttery secondary taste… maybe a hint of rum in the nose but not really any flavor of it.
I'll try this with more tea and longer steeping times.
The dry tea smelled very fruity and yummy.
The steeped tea is more sedate, smelling mostly of blackberries with a hint of tartness.
The flavor is likewise and balances well with the green tea. Not overly sweet at all, just a taste of fresh berries and green tea. The cranberry isn't so much tasted as sensed… you don't get cranberry flavor, you just get a hint of its tartness or redness to hold together the rest of the tea.
Not a must-have for me, but a good solid fruity green. I might get more depending on the store price, as I think it would be good as a cold or sweet tea, but the sample is a one-serving amount and not enough for experimentation.
This is one of the personal-designed teas from Design A Tea that I got a sample of.
The pre-steeped tea is cloyingly sweet smelling, so is the brewed.
The flavor only has the barest hints of amaretto and is otherwise ALL chestnut.
Which does taste great in quality. The black tea base fits nicely with it.
I'm rating this mid-to-high based on the chestnut flavoring, but not higher due to the lightness of amaretto and the scent, and because I personally didn't think it was awesome, for my own taste preferences. For me, the chestnut is too strong.
But if you love earthy, rich, nutty teas, this is for you. As said, the chestnut is Strong in this one.
I can never get over how lovely this tea smells when brewed. It's a strong dark and smokey scent… just lovely and pleasing.
The taste, as I've said before, is quite smokey, too. Nothing about this tea overwhelms, it's a delicious flavor that balances just right in your mouth.
The tea is very festive looking, in the bag. Colorful and very candy-like in scent.
Steeped, it is a pinkish, orangish yellow and smells of apple and mostly the lemongrass, giving it a bit of a Pez scent… again, candy-like. As he just passed by, my husband commented that it "smells like strawberry shortcake -the doll, not the food", so each his own lol.
The flavor is much less sweet than the smell. The apple and lemongrass flavors balance out pretty well. The apple is very mild and like dried apples without the sweetness, just plain apple without the sugar. The lemongrass taste comes from the back of the mouth and tongue. I can't pick up any of the raspberry that is listen in the ingredients.
It's a pleasant fruit tea, but nothing outstanding or gotta-have about it, to me. One I'll use for trade and a rare cup… might try it cold-brewed and/or as iced tea and see how that goes… perhaps I'll find more to it with some experimentation.
But anyways, a good tea that I'd recommend to fans of apple and lemongrass.
This is my first (and last, most likely) chocolaty tea, so bear that in mind.
The smell of the unbrewed tea is of bitter chocolate and something artificial-scenty. It's strong and, IMO, nasty.
The brewing scent is the same, I had to stand several feet from it while it steeped. I couldn't stand to be close to it.
I'd read the ingredients and noted the chocolate contents before buying it, but since it was named Peach Truffle I thought, well, maybe all the ingredients together made that flavor somehow -because sometimes teas DO surprise you.
Once it cooled enough I sipped it. The flavor itself isn't bad at all, but I can't report on what it tastes like because I had to sip it while trying not to breathe so that I wouldn't smell the horrid scent of it. I truly couldn't stand to be near it and breathe in. I've struggled to take 3 sips and have now just wrote it off as "I don't like it", officially.
This would likely be a great tea for those who do like chocolaty scents and teas, so I'll use it for tea swaps. But I won't be tasting anymore myself.
Am now trying this as iced tea, the last little bit of the sample I had.
I was right, it's very good as an iced tea. On its own and would probably make great sweet-tea, but I've only this last bit to experiment with. I think I'll be buying more for ice tea usage.
Added agave nectar to the last half of cup. Awesome.


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You look like a joke, Bucky, but you're pretty cute.
Bucky's barometer only goes from annoyed to deadly—-and VERY quickly…
Still think Bucky is one of those ninjas from Cats and Dogs.(Probably assigned to guard Satchel as a way to keep him from doing any real damage.)
I don't know why, but I want to give Bucky a cuddle.
I'd like to put a garott around Buckies neck and kick his butt out the window.
a helmet, a boat, and a paddle. is he on his way to war?
Well now, don't you sound like a potential serial killer.
Hopefully Satchel never finds out about Edison's Talking Doll, the very first attempt at a talking toy developed by Thomas Edison. It was a large doll with a little cylinder phonograph inside that played a nursery rhyme. It was a spectacular failure and quite creepy-sounding to boot due to the primitive sound technology. He'd have nightmares for weeks!
In that case, there's no reason not to 'rub out' Satchel either, or continuously toss him out a window. Besides, everyone knows that "Cats rule …. dogs drool!"
You need psychiatric help – and if you did give him a cuddle, you'd need surgical assistance, too.
My Bucky, what ARE you doing?
Your comment is really uncalled for.
Mug on the head; a good look for Bucky. Ha! Love this panel!
Things didn't pan out for Bucky.
This may sound unusual, but I love dangerous children's characters! Kung Fu Dino Posse, Ninja Meerkats, Adolescent Radioactive Black Belt Hamsters (yes, it's a real property), etc.
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Obama's numbers, and our numbers, for Guantanamo Bay
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May 23, 2013 President Barack Obama reeled out some numbers about Gitmo today. We reel out some more.
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May 7, 2013 Hawaii is taking the offensive to lure Obama's future library or presidential center. Chicago appears to have the inside track, but Honolulu is offering up a beachfront site worth a cool $75 million.
Measuring the unintended consequences of drones
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A chart of how much time Barack Obama spends in economic meetings and on vacation
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Apr 29, 2013 Comparing the hours President Obama spent in meetings about the economy, and on golf outings, in 2012.
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Apr 3, 2013 One was voluntary, the other was not.
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The National Marine Safety Committee is asking boaties from around the country to volunteer for its National Boating Usage Study, the first long term diary study of its kind in the world.
NMSC survey
A key area for marine safety research and policy development is determining how the amount of time spent boating is linked to incidents.
NMSC CEO Ms Maurene Horder explained that they are aiming to recruit at least 4000 boaties over the next three months to participate in this 18 month study. Boaties will be asked to fill in an on-line diary each time they go boating between September 2008 and May 2010.
'This study differs from other studies in this area that have asked boaties to recall or predict their boating activity over a given period of time.'
National Boating Usage Study volunteers will be asked to fill in diary details such as the number of hours spent on the water, the purpose of the trip, the number of people on board, and whether the boat was involved in an incident.
To ensure that the study represents Australian boating, NMSC is inviting owners and operators of all types of recreational craft including runabouts, ski/wake boats, cuddy, half or full cabin cruisers, sailing boats, jet skis and personal watercraft to be part of the study. Study results will be used by the NMSC and marine agencies to develop policies to tackle boating safety issues.
'We will be able to identify high risk boating periods, and risk to boaties in terms of the number of hours spent on the water,' explained Ms Horder.
Volunteers will be provided with regular study updates, exclusive product discounts and chances to win great
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What's involved?
1. A one-off anonymous survey that asks general questions about your boating behaviour.
2. A Boating Diary, which you will be asked to briefly fill in each time you go boating.
All information collected is confidential and personal details will not be identified or released.
If you would like a registration form please call the NMSC (02) 9247 2124 or go to www.nmsc.gov.au to register on-line. The NMSC aims to achieve nationally uniform marine safety practices and is made up of the CEOs of Australia's marine safety agencies.


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- 2 dead in Black Hawk crash on mountain near Leadville
- Black Hawk helicopter crashes near Leadville
All four people who were aboard an Army MH-60 Black Hawk helicopter out of Fort Campbell, Ky., that crashed on Mount Massive about 2 p.m. Wednesday have been accounted for, and all are dead.
Late yesterday officials were still seaching for a fourth soldier. This morning word came he was dead.
Special Operations spokesman Lt. Col. John Clearwater says all four people on the helicopter were male soldiers. Their names haven't been released; no information has been made public about the cause of the crash.
The helicopter was assigned to the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne) — known as the Night Stalkers — and was conducting a routine training mission, Army officials said.
The crash was first reported by U.S. Forest Service teams cutting trails through the mountain area with a youth group. The teams heard the crash but did not see it.
The crash occurred near the 14,200-foot level of the 14,421-foot mountain, which is about 15 miles southwest of Leadville. The crash site is in the San Isabel National Forest.
Betty Benson, spokeswoman for the Lake County Sheriff's Office, said the Black Hawk went down in a meadow on the east side of the mountain.
Two soldiers were dead on the scene. A Flight for Life helicopter lifted off with a 33-year-old male survivor on the way to St. Anthony Central Hospital in Denver. The helicopter diverted to Summit County Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead about 6:45 p.m. Wednesday, the coroner said.
The MH-60 version of the Black Hawk is designed to conduct overt and covert missions, and to resupply special-
operations forces, according to the Army.
In March, a Black Hawk military helicopter carrying three members of the Alaska Army National Guard crashed in a snowstorm on Monarch Pass, west of Salida.
All three people on board — the pilot, the co-pilot and the crew chief — walked away from the crash. The helicopter was headed to Idaho after maintenance at Fort Carson.
In February 1998, an Army UH-60 Black Hawk crashed near the Continental Divide above Turquoise Lake about 8 miles west of Leadville.
All six on board survived. The helicopter was one of two from Fort Carson performing contour maneuvers — following the contour of the terrain — when it struck a power line above 10,000 feet along Busk Creek.
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UNM OIPS ended yet another International Festival in style by holding their inaugural international fashion show in the SUB. The International Festival, held Thursday afternoon, featured myriad international fare, vendors and performers. Mavel Moreno, program manager at the Office of International Programs and Studies was quoted by UNM Today as saying, "The students are very excited about this event. They see it as an opportunity to give back to UNM by sharing aspects of their country and culture with the university community. Our office is fortunate to have them on campus and grateful for the support that the Student Affairs Division provides every year in recognition of our international population."
Cathy Sung, 23, Education major and exchange student from Seoul, South Korea stands on the fringe of the catwalk wearing a spring dress by designer Mara Franklin.
Sung will return to Seoul at the end of the semester and said, "I wish I didn't have to leave, I am going to miss all my friends, I've met a lot of good people here."


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I am so ready for fall to be upon me. It has been a hot and humid summer as most of us have experienced this yr. I spent almost the whole month of July in Mich and of course got way off track. I gained 10 pounds since then. It was very hard ... Read more
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
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I have only been sparking for close to 6 months now. I have learned a few things about myself.
I am an emotional eater. I eat when I am upset with others. I eat when I am bored. This is probably the hardest part of my journey. I have t... Read more
Sunday, May 13, 2012
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Yes I do. I start the day out great and stay within the limits for breakfast. Lunch is usually pretty good and if I leave the house I pack a cooler with things I can eat as a snack to hold me over and keep me from hitting a drive thru. Dinner... Read more
Tuesday, May 01, 2012
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Got my walk in early this morning. Feeling good right now and still have the whole day ahead of me. i love the early morning walk because I get it done and out of the way and do not have to break up my day. My walking partner and I have to ju... Read more
Thursday, April 26, 2012
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i opened the jar and had to stir it up. Stir and stir. That was an arm workout in itself. I had never eaten it before and thought i would give it a try since it did contain less sugar than my Jiff. Got the tablespoon out and got a spoonful. ... Read more
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
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After my venting yesterday I read a couple of blogs and boy did they hit home and were just the medicine I needed. They were not so much about losing the weight as they were more about honoring Yourself and being thankful for what you do have.... Read more
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
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That's right. It is what I do. I know it and realize I am doing it when I am doing it but I just keep doing it. EMOTIONAL EATING. I will do so good for breakfeast, lunch and snacks but when the evening roles around I seem to stuff myself fo... Read more
Sunday, April 01, 2012
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OK I just don't get how changing the weight of the scale will make any of us any healthier. For most of us we know it isn't the scale that really matters. It is the work it takes to get the scale to budge. The hard exercising (doesn't have to... Read more
Saturday, March 17, 2012
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Should I do yard work, clean house, jump in my kayak and go.... What i really would like to do is go kayaking. Not a long trip just a couple hour one. The trouble I have is finding someone to go with me. I would never go alone. Most of my gi... Read more
Monday, March 05, 2012
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Been pondering the thought of entering the Mule Day Kick 5k race this year as a walker. I looked at the last years entries and noticed that a girlfriend from work had entered it. It is going to be held on the 31st of the month. I entered a ra... Read more
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
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60 miles this month is what I have logged in for walking. Some of them flat terrain but most of them have hills or inclines to walk. I guess you could call it a habit now! That part is good. My weight however has not budged since I started ... Read more
Saturday, February 25, 2012
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There are to many outside stressers in my life. When these outside stressers cause me stress I EAT and EAT and EAT. Knowing all along as I put each bite into my mouth that it isn't good for me and I am doing my body harm but I do it any way. ... Read more
Saturday, February 18, 2012
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After 20 days of sparking, analyzing my inputs I can see clearer my downfalls. I truly do not drink enough water ever. I never really eat vegetables. Certain people in my life stress me out and get me off my path (DS I thought it was the GC ... Read more
Thursday, February 16, 2012
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This morning I am groggy and tired. It is not because I had a wild night last night indulging in excess drink. I think I over indulged in my 3.4 mile walk yesterday. Along the way we picked up about 30 pounds of aluminum cans. That meant ben... Read more
Monday, February 13, 2012
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I have a lot of running around and waiting at Dr.s offices today. I will be proactive and pack my lunch and snacks as if I were going to work and not worry about not being able to fit in my exercise during the daylight (freezing cold) hours of ... Read more


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Daiwa Saltiga G Deep Drop Specialty Rod
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For deep drop fishing you need a rod with power and raw strength for use with heavy lines and heavy weights. Daiwa® Saltiga® G Deep Drop Rods more than fill the bill. Saltiga G Deep Drop Rods are Dendoh® style rods designed to complement the performance of Dendoh Power Assist reels. When used in a trolling rod holder, their sturdy aluminum butt and reel seat are angled to keep the rod horizontal in the rod holder. Their Powerlift X foregrip provides sure-grip control and comfort. Other featuers include Glatech fiberglass blank construction and AFTCO roller guides and a swivel roller tip. Manufacturer's limited lifetime warranty.
- Powerful Glatech™ fiberglass blank
- Sturdy aluminum butt and aluminum reel seat
- AFTCO roller guides and swivel roller tip
- Powerlift™ X foregrip
- Manufacturer's limited lifetime warranty
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Westmoreland paneled beaded grape wedding bowl in beautiful condition. 1184 is the formal number for this pattern. It is further decorated with hand painted roses & bows, which is decoration #32. The original paper label remains on the bottom and on it, along with Westmoreland Glass Co., are the numbers 188479 F and below that what appears to be 42 Dec. The pattern number is the 1884 and I suspect 79 to be the year of manufacture. The raised WG mark can be found on the inside center of the cover and also at the inside of the bowl, bottom center, although it is more difficult to read. This bowl is totally free of any damage or repairs and is a pleasure to behold. It is 9 1/2 inches tall and the bowl is 4 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches, a sizeable piece. The foot is 3 3/4 inches by 3 3/4 inches. This exceptionally tall piece will get noticed and of course, the colors of the hand painted Roses and Bows decoration add so much to it.
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